Granite High School - Granitian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Left top, First row: S. Nordgren, ll. Hartman, Nl. johnson, L. Oreno, R. Wlrigltt, S. flark, Nl. Hodgen. Second row: ll. Uipo, B. Loukas, U. Peterson, N. Van Dam, B. Riches, M. YVagley, B. Christiansen, C. Showell. Third row: Lvthgoe, C. Morgan, P. Strong, M. Briggs, R. Hart, U. Mauer, XV. Stevens, B. Ash, D. Sharp. Fourth row: M. Sheldon, G. Davies, F. Roach, D. Faust, Biesinger, L. Lamlwert, Ottley, R. Nilsson, M. Klemm, N lk-Younfg. Fifth rowzj. S1liIlSl'llll Y,l3. Larsen, R. Thomas, -I. Hilton, P. Meadows, jaeohs, R. Armstrong, R Aposhian, C. Pomeroy, R. NVells, M. l.inton. Sixth row: C. Wleight, G. Harrison, G. Condie, Harline, li. NVil son, Hadley, V. Drage, Lyon, M. Olson, N. Huffaker, Ii. Barlow, l.. Paek. Seventh row: Charon, A. Pnel eher, P. Pmall, S. Laml'1ourne, S. lviurdock, L. Lvon, R. Record, Nl. Howard, U. Peacock, F. Alsop, f. Olmstead j. Lake, M. Hall. Left hottom, First row: N. Rutherford, S. l3urhidg.:e, Heiner, B. Brewer, johnson, S. VVatkins, A. Howard, I5 johnson. Second row: M. Newman, R. Pollard, T. Wriglit, S. Nelson, R. Tronier, C. Liston, G. Lloyd, A. Burrows li. Smith. Third row: j. Holding, A. Stewart, L. Baldwin, B. Peterson, M. Ivey, K. jones, J. Turner, G. Soren son, ll. Candland, B. Meliissiek. Fourth row: N. Sutherland, D. Udle, D. Magana, R. Van Dongen, L. Pnrewer R. Allred, F. Pserndt, li. Parris, A. NVood, Stuhlws, S. Millgate. Fifth row: R. Morse, R. Lavton, U. Moffat, L' i' th Maxwell, R. Bingham, L. lowell, G. Merrill, D. Stump, M. Peterson, N. Erickson, R. Clark, T. Duncan. Six row: Plant, li. Melde, l. Richards, G. NVood, B. Gudmundson, D. Martindale, G. XVilliams, l. Hancock, li Ostler, M. Prireh, Rogers, M. Reynolds, C. Newman. Seventh row: B. McNeill, B. Green, D, Christensen, M lilw, O. Lamlwert, D. Robertson, D. Clayson, B. Marehant, V. Belnap, P. Anderson, V. Mantvla. lm ..... .. ...