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in

the forever a

nd

eve

r

land of sunny skies and

friendly

breezes and

laughing

streams, there stood

the

mountain of

Sophia, her head nestled snugg

ly

in

the refreshing

atmos-phere.

She was a

stepl

adder to the sky, and to all she offered

t

he invitation

to climb

.

H

er

rugged

slopes

were a cha

ll

enge

with only the sky as

the

l

imit

.

Whoever

might

climb may

choose his slope and

his

view, but the

mountain is

always the

same,

Mount

Sophia ...

Table of Contents

Flutter and rustle

Rolling Stones

Wise Owls

Mighty Oaks

Life around Sophia

Tall Pines

Knotty Pines

...

.

from the everyday

flutter and rustle of life

to the

swinging

and

sway

in

g

of dizzy

pine

s

on

a Saturday

n

ight, all Sophia reel

s

with

a

citiv

i

ty.

The

at-m

osphere s

urroundi

n

g

t

he peak is

thi

ck wit

h

the hum

of

friendly

mingling

and

the

buzz of busy bo

d

ies hurrying to and

fro ....

Joan

Davidson

Through the

cru-cial games and gala

festivities one image

will re main in the

minds of all people ....

MAVERICK!

.

.

.. When the morale of

the woodland folk gets to

a low tide, the rolling

stones begin to pick up

momentum and bring the

forest back into harmony

and activity. Through

their many di versified

ac-tivities and movements

the forest is kept in a

con-stant

mood of happiness

Pres. Roberta Pratt; Sec.-treas., Joe Ansa; not pictured Vice pres., Gigi Niemand.

Who is looking at what?

The many animals of the

forest have

their strange

lan-guages, but

they strive to

be

friendly and

some how

com-municate.

Vice-pres., Jim Hanks, Sec.-Treas., Evelyn Martineit, Pres., Preston

Taylor

Fr

o

m the foot of

Mount Sophia

to the lands far a way,

the

good will

promoted

through

IRC is

carr

ied.

b 's

Those lucky oy

Christine "Barnes, d berg, Sec.,

Peggy Van en B . \lice-Pres. d Belen air,

Pres. an

Cheer up, things could be worse

As each new generation comes into

the world,

they

will be taught by the

wiser animals

of the

forest.

These

crea

-tures set

up

the stan

dards

for young

ones to follow.

How did he get in here?

Spring fever?

The

business

of the

forest

is car

-ried

on

by

many BUSY

BEE

S who

K Pa members pose

Phi Theta ap _{before initatmg n . ew members}

. berline ar

Above

tim

ho have

arce few

w

M

found a sc

trials

of

t.

withstood !he hose

achieve-Sophia,

_t

an wknowledge by

are ac

· ·

at

men

_·

s

_HO

_NO

RED pos1t10n

_.

their

f

the Mountain.

the

top o

Officers: _{G rv Su}Den. Rohlfing, Ken _lliy_ _van, Jim Mandev1 e. Caufman, ·11 Berg, a J

-

-The footbalJ field never had. it so great!

pranceThe

_the

_{over the mead}

GAZELLES

_gracefully

by

~';'~!

valley whi~:-•nd fields of

.

oplua.

IS

shadowed

Timmy Bak _{na Pond er, Sec.-Treas. D}

v-

er, Pres . M ·• on-1ce-Pres. ·• arty Spann,

What

a inoutb f.

_uu

What a way to get up in the morning

W

i

th

a

bl

ba

and

th

~st

from

the

·

e

shrill

piccolo

the SHO

s.ound of

l

oose

with

m .

W BAND

air.

usic

that fills

B

i

rds of

various

feather,

but

harmonio

u

s

in their

warbling

who can whis

tl

e y

ou a

jingle or

trill you a de

licate

melody.

Say cheese

~\\ to\1,e

o'J'I· .. 1:,net I\

Birds eye view

May we begin nov.r'?

Fallots and friends

.

Music

fills

the mo

.

.

trings of the SYMPHOuntam air

as

the

Burch·

t

"-p le J3 L

res., U1·c1i

Hitchb~on

_'1'n

_v

Ba11

_·

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_Tr

Pres., "

_{'•ay ,.}

, ice.p res eas · not . ,cia . rr1s .

v

·

·, and B Pictur ' ice.

ob G ed J· OU/d llTJ

'Sec.

The

harmon

.

fore

st

ar

e

,

Y

. and

s

pirit

f

MEN

of

M

j

c

ept ah

v

e

b

y

th ol t

I believe I will have another big orange.

~ \andenburg, Sec., Pat Doane, Pres., Nancy Nichols,

., not pictured Lucy Calhoon, Vice pres.

Since time

began,

the

female

gender has been the

weakest, but

not

so

in the valley of

Mt. Sophia.

Here,

there is equality

among

the crea

tures.

With the darkness of night

eas

ing

into false dawn,

the

WOLVES quietly

ease

back

to

their

shelters in

the peaceful

valley

.

Have you heard the one about the traveling salesman?

Any body for poker?

The many

TOROS

sta

nd

on

a

bluff voicing t.heir sup

p

o

rt

of

the

majestic oaks.

Now here this ..

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Tom Ekstrom, Pres., John Snyder, Treas., Chuch Hoppes, Sec., Rolland Bainter, Vice Pres.

All hail to

the victors,

Mesa Coll

ege,

Figh

t

and win

,

fight and win, fight

you

Mav

e

ri

cks

.

Show

all

the

world

that

Mesa

spirit,

Get that ball

,

win

this

game,

shout go Mesa

go!

All hail to the victors

,

Mesa College

,

Fight

and

win

,

fight and win

,

fight

you

Mav

e

ricks.

Let's all

get together,

l

oyal

forev

e

r

,

On to another victory!

The insignia of success

Ringing up victories

Mesa

Co

ll

ege,

Me

sa

College,

L

ong

ma

y y

ou liv

e;

we

·

u always

love

you

And

to you give

Rah! Rah

!

Rah

r

Fulles

t

allegia

n

ce,

And

th

en

we

shall

see

Our

College

marchin

g

OUT DOOR

f

the

h

The

call

O

f

t

hos

e

w

O

.

the

ears o

nd

whispers

in

h

the wilderness

a

b·

t

dg

e

throug

there

are no o

ru

T

them,

flatlands.

o

stacles

.

· g circle

Bomba, the jungle bo y.

Thin

_khe'U

Amusement

in our forest

for all

creatures is

provided

by

t

hose

who

excel in

DRAMA.

How do you spell gun?

Roberta Ha1·t, Sec.-treas., John Madden, Vice pres., S

Ferris, Pres., Gerry Haggett, Ex. Officer, Frank Moell

Rep.

In

th

e

still forest air

the

crack

o

RIFLE may

be heard

,

but the forest er

t

ure

s

n

eed

not worry,

t

he

s

e

guns

are

n

Tea and tied\

Just try and

Are you listening? Smile What d _O You th' k in You're d . raw,ng?

The

crisp

blistering

air

b

r

i

n

gs

to

the ears, true

keys

and notes of pleasant

memor-ies.

These

c

reatures keep

the

forest

in harmony

.

John Lindsay, coordinator

Larry Nicholl, news and sports; Marty Richtman, secretary

Th

e stream of

news,

car-ried by

the currents, a

med-ium of information and news,

not only

for

the Sophianites,

but for

those

farther

down

t

he

trail.

John Snyder, Ben Schroeder, news and sports anno

The hard and winding trail of Mt. Sophia has been

trav-by m

a

ny creatures from many different lands. Some

·

mad

e i

t to the top while others have become exhausted

could

g

o no further. High on the peak of Mt. Sophia

~s a man who, through trial and tribulation, made the

Journe

y

along the road of knowledge. That rumble which

es Mt

.

S

ophia and which has moved us thus far in our

eavors

is

still discernible, though not visible. It reminds

four d

ay

of judgment, and prods us ever upward toward

goal. F

or

its constant stimulus we are eternally grateful,

shall re

m

ember those feelings it has imparted to us, far

Editor Leroy Ashby and Asst. Editor

Shirley Andrews.

Feature writers, Hooker Griffin, Helen Bair, and Don

Griffith.

Sports, John Lindsay, Ben Schroeder, and Duane Banks.

Mount Sophia

news

reaches the

knot-ty pines, tall pines, and wise owls

through

endless whispering winds.

Business Managers, Jim Guadnola, Leroy, and hauer.

Layout, Jodee Devorak

Business staff, John Snyder, Jim, Ben, Jim, ett Acton.

Todi Hannah, Editor

Frtiz \ an Pelt, Assoc. Editor

Bakn, La)OUt ed., Everet Acton, Art ed.

fhe

many little dribbles

that

the

stream of energy,

gath-rl'flections

as it ru:-hes to

de-l

he

mountain and

form

this

ncnt

pool of memories.

Copy writers: Lee Siqwart, Carol Yant, Jerry Ponder

Photographers: Bill Miller, Mark Schmidt, Herb Day, not in picture

A peaceful millstream, attempting to keep

the

log rolling smoothly without many

jams

or tidal

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Eisenhauer, President; Carol Martin, Treasurer; Betty von Burg, Secretary; Gary Granere, Vice president.

~RESHMEN C:LA_SS OF~ICERS: Mildred Coats, Treasurer; Joan Davidson, Secretary;

Betty von Burg, Public Relations

Todi Hannah, Burchie Burch, John Lindsay, Nancy Neil, Publications

Nancy Nichols, Social chairman.

Through

the

efforts and coor

tion

of

the

ma

ny

busy animals i

valley of Sophia

,

the rivers run sm

....

Highest in the ranks of the society of Sophia are the

owls,

sagacious

creatures with a background of experience.

They

sit

high among

the

pines,

with their

feet wrapped

se-curely around

a branch

of

knowledge,

endeavoring to

impart

their wisdom

to all aspirants. Their hootedge is a heritage of

know

ledge ....

I'

Miss Margaret Arbenz,

Librarian, A.B .. , M.A., University

of Colorado, B.S., in L.S., U

niver-sity of Denver.

Mr. Walter Bergman

Physical Education, Coaching Staff, B.S., M.E., Colorado State University.

Miss Mary Coleman

Mathematics, B.S., Alfred Uni ver-sity, M.P.S., University of Colo-rado.

Miss Pauline Bateman

Home Economics, B.S., M.S., Colo-,.ado State Unjversity.

Mr. Darrell Blackburn

Music, University of Colorado.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cramer

Speech, A.B., University of Colo-rado, M.A., University of Illinois.

Mrs. Edith Bauer Business Night School,

em State College.

Mr. Orval Boge

Chemistry, A.B., and

rado State College.

Mr. Thomas Crosslen

Mechanical Drawing,

tectural Engineering, U

Colorado, B.S. Mecha

es Davis

atics, Coaching Staff, M.

rado State College.

bbott Fay

!ism, Social Science, A.B., Colorado State College.

O) Hannah

hure, B.s., Colorado State r,,11)

Miss Carolyn Emsing

English, University of Illinois.

Mr. Alfred Goffredi

Business, A.B., M.S., University of Denver.

Mrs. Helen Hansen

Business, A.B., State College of

Washington.

Mr. Eugene Endlsey

Biology, A.B., M.S., University of Denver.

Mr. Harry Hammer

Music, B.S., M.M., Syracuse Uni-versity.

Mrs. Kathleen Heidrich English, A.B., K!!.nsas Wesleyan

University, M.A., University of Denver.

Mrs. Esther Herr

A.B., State University of Iowa, A.

M., Columbia University.

Miss Marie Kilheff'er

English, A. B., Cornell College,

Iowa, M.A., University of Chicago.

Mr. Donald MacKendrick

Government, B.S., Colorado State

University, M.A., University of Colorado.

Mr. Lloyd Jones

Psychology, A.B., M.A., Western

State College.

Mr. Kenneth LeMoine

Mathematics, A.B., M.Ed., l.ini·

versity of Colorado.

Mr. Henry Matsumoto

Science and Mathematics, M.A.,

Colorado State College.

Mrs. MayBelle Kanavel

Business, B.A., B.E., Uni

Colorado, M.S., School

merce, University of De

Mr. Melvin McNew

Chemistry, A.B., M.A.,

Mrs. Bee Randolph

Nurse.

Laura Smith

uages, A.B., Univer,;itv of

•ta, A.M., l;niversity of K

an-Mrs. Roberta Peck

Business, M.A., University of Wyo·

ming.

Mr. Alvie Redden

Art, B.S., West Texas State

Col-lege, M.F.A., University of Colo

-rado.

Mr. John Stout

Business, A.B., Colorado State Col·

lege.

Miss Mary Rait

History, B.A., M.A., University of Colorado.

Mr. Dan Showalter

English, A.B., Western State Col·

lege.

Mr. Jay 'l'olman

Geology, B.S., M.S., Utah State Agriculture College.

MISS ALTA WADLOW Phy,sical Education

B.S., Colorado State University

MRS. JOAN YOUNG Biology

M.S., University of Kansas

MR. HERBERT WELDON Physics

M.A., Western State College

MR. WALTER W Night School A.B., University of

Administration

Board

Roe

F

.

Saunde

rs

Garold

McN ew, President

Mrs.

C

lyde Biggs, Treasurer

I

Mr. Jay Tolman Dean of Men

Dr. Lowell Heiny

Registrar, A.B., McPherson Col-lege, M.A., Colorado State College,

PhD., University of Colorado

Miss Mary Rait Vice President

Miss Caryl Long Dean of Women

Mrs. Marion Nydegger

Financial Secretary, B.S., (

Horace

J. Wubben,

Mesa

College

Pr

esi

d

e

nt

B.A.,

Colorado College

\1.A.,

Colorado University

This

year

t

h

e

CREATURE

EDUCA-T

I

ON

ASSOC

I

ATIO

N

presented our highest

owl

with

one of th

e gr

eatest honors of the for

-est,

the award for

distin

guis

hed service

to

education.

Life gets tedious, don't it?

... And we get paid for this!

With

the

swai·m of the Tall Pines

Knotty Pines,

and

Wise Owl

s,

thes

Woodsmen are

constant

l

y

r

us

h

in

around

the valley

of Sophia; the

ir

jo

is

never ending.

Please be quiet

The clean up crew, working?

Girls dorm council

.

.

.

.

No invaders

are safe on Sop

h

ia, be

they

mild

competitors

or wa

rmongers,

for the efforts of the Mighty Oaks

prove to

be fr

u

it

ful as

they discharge

their

weapons upon

the

com-peting

societies.

Success is

not al

ways

complete but

consis-tent ..

.

.

Warren Basher

Jerry Zierold Center Hank Braly Tackle Gary Alvey End Mutchler .Jerry Guard

1,arrY Federico 'Tackle Joe Daniel Quarterback Allan Layne Guard Jim Schneider Quarterback D an WJ TackJe i 1iarns Hugh Sullivan Halfback

Ed Dixon

Guard

Vince G

1-lallb ray

Look out---here I come

The vw·

_1an

.

gets it in th e end

Spike Rasmussen

All American Guard

~'HO:-,iT ROW: l\1. Clark, .J. Shriver, O. Byrne, S. Rasmussen, J. Daniel, H. Sullivan, W.

Ba(•,c•, W Ba~hor .. J. Duncan.

SEl'0;-.;1) RO\\ A. La) ne. G. Alvey, J. Schneider, W. Hoover, J. Mutchler, G. Zierold, P.

\laa~l..,•, D. \\'1lliam;;, V. Brown, V. Gray.

R \CK ROW: C'oach Bergm(ln, L. Federico, K. Chittim, H. Braly, 0. Schiess, E. Dixo·n, W.

Competing on the rather fast soil

the swatters perform their feats. These

BEAVERS

are still

prominent

relatives

of the forest family.

When you say table tennis, I take it seriously.

My nose, my nose!

The b

ears romped and

rolle

d

t

hroughou

t

the hi

l

ls,

and because of t

h

ei

r str

on

g

and

v

ig

o

rou

s st

r

ength

,

the

brute

s we

r

e

n

e

ver

equal

l

ed.

Who took the chair?

FRONT ROW· A K'

BACK R0\11· M. . mg, B. Barney, D. McPeek, K. Binkley, D. Griffith.

,, . anager L Bro E

n·

Go-Bob Barney, 115 lbs. Dick McPeek, 130 lbs. Kent Binkley, 137

Dean Griffith, 147 lbs. Gordon Rowe, 157 lbs.

Flying high

Kent Binkley, Outstanding conference wrestler

Phantom crowd

Phantom track team

Swiftly the

deer dance

t

hro

the forest,

floatin

g

over logs

and I

ing

t

heir

TRACKS for

the

bun

to follow.

Someone please get that ball!

Yer cul!

A\\. rome on, you can run faSter than that.

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The HORSE

-

HIDERS

t

hat

grazed

in

the

pastures

,

being

pr

ope

rl

y

fed

and

care

d

for, all became very

Contest between ALL INHA

B

I-T ANI-TS of the mountain brings about

amusement, but because of the lack

of accommodations created great

con-fusion.

No fair. he stretch , es.

Gary Cowan Guard Jim Wexels Forward Wayne Jensen Forward

Among t

h

e Mighty Oaks

stan

ds a group of tall

trees.

Through th

e years new

growth

rings have been ad

ded and the

·saplings have rise

n

to the

greatest of height.

Ron Bell Center

Norm Schulz Guard Jim Hitchbom Center John Jaynes Forward Jim Hanks Guard Rey Naegle Forward

Coach Nelson

FRONT ROW: N. Schulz, J. Wexles, R. Bell, R. Williams, W. Jensen.

BACK ROW: Coach Nelson, J. Jaynes, G.

Look ma--I'm flying

It's up there someplace

Coach Nelson

FRONT ROW: N. Schulz, J. Wexles, R. Bell, R.

Williams, W. Jensen.

BACK ROW: Coach Nelson, J. Jaynes, G.

Look rna--l'rn fl ymg .

Got it

Honest, I wasn't speeding, d all night ld bave dance 1 cou Now wh . ' Y can t You act fk I e other boys?

Eat it or wear it

Do you have that fenced in feeling?

Thud!

What, another ticket?

e\\\

oR

you gu)'S, ':I

You wouldn't dare

And away we go

' daughter's The farmers

"What do you mean, calories?"

If I only had another quarter.

I use Gleem

0.K.--so you washed your hands.

I found

Which twin has the Toni?

Cutting classes?

Boy, 1 had to work for this

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Hands off, I saw her first

Times Square

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How did you get in here?

Th e lull before th e storm

p..nd on mY right ....

Ya Ho Hoo

....

From

seedling

to

saplings the

tall pines have

ad-vanced and

have

finally tipped into the first

layer of

inspiring atmosphere which

hangs

over

Mt.

Sophia.

T

heirs is the

opportunity to

become

the aura of the

era

if

they continue to grow and tower above the

sur-rounding society

.

.

..

Gilbert Abbott Keenesburg Kenneth Adger Grand Junction Shirley Andrews Grand Junction Dewey Baker Salida Catherine Adams Grand Junction Bill Akers Palisade Joseph Ansa Grand Junction

Timmy Baker Grand Junction RusselJ Adams Grand Junction Deanna Akers Grand Junction Leroy Ashby Grand Junction Donald Ball Palisade Ed Adamson Grand Junction Nola Alderman Grand Junction Jack BailliP. Grand Junction Dick Bamford Grand Junction Sue Adamson Grand Junction Lavern AlJen Mancos Helen Bair Grand Junction Christine~ Grand Jull(UOII

Bob Barney

Grand Junction

Kent Binkley

Grand Junction

Gary Bond

Grand Junction

tn Brou.c,e •rand Junction Wallace Belden Grand Junction James Bishop Longmont Winnie Fay Bond Grand Junction Doug Brown Palisade Alice Berg Paonia Dennis Bobo Grand Junction Delores Bottorff New Castle Leonard Brown

Grand Junction

William Billesbach

Columbus, Nebraska

Barbara Boggs Grand ,Junction Bill Bradshaw Paonia John Bryant Rangely Martin Bingham

Grand Junction

James Bohn Paonia Henry Braly Longmont Burchie Burch Grand Junction

Donna Burger Grand Junction

Penny Caramilla Dulce, New Mexico

Ken Caufman Grand Junction Madge Clark Grand Junction Frank Byers Grand Junction Ed Carlson Englewood Glen Chambers Grand Junction

Mickey Clark Palisade Don Byrne Longmont Bruce Carson Grand Junction Theodore Chen Taipei City, Formosa

James Cole Silverton Janice Callahan Grand Junction Dawn Carstens Meeker Dick Clamp Montrose Richard Collins Fruita Wayne Cantwell Smithfield, Utah James Carstens Meeker George Clark Grand Junction Edwin

c0fd!l'1

Montrose

Virgil Cooper Clifton Herb Day Grand Junction David Duff Grand Junction 'l'om Ekstrom Grand Junction

Mary Kay Corey Grand Junction

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Ed Dixon Grand Junction Janell Duke Fruita Maria Elizondo Surnbilla Nararra, Spain

Johnny Cornelison Grand Junction Pat Doane Grand Junction Paul Eckert Cedaredge Darla Erickson Grand Junction Gary Cowan Grand Junction

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Ruby Dooly Palisade Daniel Egger Fruita Dorothy Fischer Grand Junction Helen Cowan Grand Junction Barbara Douglas Grand Junction Jim Eisenhauer Grand Junction Norman Flager Palisade

Wanda Forney Grand Junction Norman Friend Palisade Ron Golden Grand Junction Dean Griffith Grand Junction

Dan Fowler Grand Junction

Joe Gambill Grand Junction

Bob Gould Carbondale Don Griffith Clifton Orie Francis Grand Junction Marjorie Gerlach Grand Junction Phyllis Graham Grand Junction Jim Guadnola Grand Junction Dan Franklin Delta

Lee Clark Gilman Grand Junction Gary Granere Grand Junction Gerald Gunter Vilonia, Arkansas George Frankovich Leadville

Johanna Goette Grand Junction

Bob Griffin Hooker, OkJahOIDI

Mary Hu,e

Steve Haley Norwood Ray Harris Ouray Don Hetherington Grand Junction Wayne Hoover Olathe Gary Hall Carbondale Charles Hatch Grand Junction Michael High Palisade Gene Howard Grand Junction Shirley Hall Craig Cliff Haycock

Grand Junction

Leota Hight Collbran

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Jimmy Hubbard Grand Junction \ Todi Hannah Grand Junction Fred Head Paonia Jim Hitchborn Grand Junction

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Arnold Hunt Grand Junction Harland Hanson Grand Junction James Herron Grand Junction Avona Holloway Grand Junction Lorry Hutton Rifle

Leslie Jayne Grand Jltnction Leonard Kelly Fruita

t

I Clayton Krewson, Jr. Grand Junction Ray Linkletter Delta Doric Johnson Rexbllfg, Idaho

Monte Wayne Kelly Fruita Max Lankston Grand Junction ,.

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Bill Maaske Grand Junction

Don Jones Grand Junction Carol Keplinger Grand Jltllction Allan Layne Lewiston, Utah Paul Maaske Grand J=ction Jo Ann Juelfs Palisade Gerri King Colorado Springs Pat Lehane Grand Jllllction John Madden Palisade George Jump Grand J llllction Mike Kramer Delta John Lindsay Grand Junction Linda Magolfil'I Grand JllDctiOD

Me

Gri

Jim Mandeville

Grand Junction

Ed Maurin

Min tern

Merritt McGlothlin Grand Junction

Ron

Miller

Crand Junction

Carol Martin Grand Junction John Maurin Aspen Bill McLean Palisade Margie Mistler Grand Junction Donna Martin Delta Donald Maxey Denver Eugene Mendicelli Grand Junction Frank Moeller Delta Evelyn Martineit Delta

Carol Lou McClung Silt Betty Menzies Grand Junction Larry Moore Grand Junction John Massarotti Montrose

Merrie Carol McCrory Hotchkiss

Bill Miller Thompson, Utah

Wendall Moore

Allan Morris Delta Nancy Neil Grand Junction David Odelberg Grand Junction Ervin Parsons Grand Junction Lloyd Morris Climax Nancy Nichols Meeker Joseph O'Dell Grand Junction John Penko Somerset Larry Murphy Grand Junction Charles Noble Grand Junction Donald Owens Baggs, Wyoming David Peterson Grand Junction Mary Murphy Grand Junction Roy Nolan Gypsum

Hong Kyu Park Kyung Buk, Korea

Carol Philips Fruita Robert Musgrave Hotchkiss Joe Ochoa Grand Junction Bill Parnell Rangely Donna Ponder Grand Junction

Kay Porter

Grand Junction

Stuart Richards Grand Junction

Richard Romkee

Grand Junction

Doug

Sawtelle Grand Junction James Purser Grand Junction Martha Richtmann Golden Marie Roy Clifton Jack Schauster Grand Junction Spike Rasmussen Longmont Katy Robinson Ft. Collins Hank Sand Grand Junction Don Schiess Logan, Utah

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Barbara Ann Robson

Grand Junction Jim Sanders Grand Junction Sharon Schindel Grand Junction Roland Reynolds Grand Junction Derry Rohlfing Grand Junction Harold Savage Aberdeen, Idaho Sharon Shank Grand Junction

William Waite Palisade George Wheeler Austin Bonnie W obick Grand Junction Joe Zanin Ouray Tommy Wands Cedaredge

Verna Rae White Grand Junction

Bernard Wollard

Grand Junction

Fred Zarlingo Rifle Claire Watson Grand Junction Kay Wiggins Grand Junction John Wubben Grand Jwiction Gerald Zierold

Salt Lake City, Utah

Daniel Wells Fruita Marlene Wilkinson Grand Junction Kent Wyckoff Palisade Bruce Zobel Ca rig

Frances Marie West Grand Junction

Inge Wire Grand Junction Carol Yant Grand Junction Jerald ZubizllJT('IB Montrose

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Carl Bishop Delta Everett Bradford Clifton Charles Brown Victor i

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Nancy Berry

Socorro, New Mexico

Norma Booth Denver Irene Britton Grand Junction Lester Busch Yoder

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Grand Junction

Bill Boothroyd Kremmling Sandy Brooks Palisade Dalton Burkhalter Clifton

Ralph Cairns Montrose Lyle Chadwick Grand Junction Mary Cholas Paonia Ron Cole Rifle

Lucy Anne Calhoon Grand Junction

Ken Chambers Spanish Fork, Utah

Chong Kee Chyung Seoul, Korea Phyllis Collins Grand Junction Melvyn Carlson Clifton Ruth Chenoweth Palisade Florence Clark Grand Junction J. Curtis Coombs Sanford Frances Carrera Delta Denver Cherry Palisade Lyle Cloepfil Norwood

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Jeanette Cowger Clifton Pauline Davidson Delta

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Stanley Duncan

Palisade

Deanna Dalby

Grand Junction

Emory Dawes

Paonia

Eunice May Doyle Grand Junction Dick Easter Minturn

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Jodee Devorak Grand Junction Dale Dumont Grand Junction Joe Eccher Glenwood Springs

John Eddy Rangely Darrell Flager Palisade Clarence Freshour Cedaredge

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Claudia Anne Eldridge Grand Junction Kristina Forsman Grand Junction Kenneth Freshour Paonia George Gardner Grand Valley Larry Federico Smithfield, Utah / Bonnie Fought Grand Junction Louise Fuoco Grand Junction Wanda Garner Grand Junction Sherman Ferris Grand Junction John Fowler Grand Junction II Kathleen Gadeken Grand Junction Linda Gay Grand Junction Ronald Fifield Grand Junction Deanna Franklin Grand Junction Grace Gallemore Grand Junction Dan Geary Grand Junction

Kaye Goddard Delta John Graham Denver

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Bud Halldorson Grand Junction Harold Harris Ouray Stanley Hayes Rangely Walt Henderson Grand Junction

Mary Ann Hamme,

Grand Junction Charlotte Hart Cedaredge Gale Head Grand Junction Dawn Hester Grand Junction Jim Hanks Grand Junction Imogene Hart Cortez Jim L. Heath Steamboat Springs Jon Hiebert Grand Junction Clay Hanlon Delta Roberta Hart Grand Junction

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Grand Junction

Doug Hill Grand Junction

Mel Hanna

Longmont

Charles Hawker

Englewood

Jim Heldey, Jr.

Glenwood Springs

Ken Hill

June Hilton

Grand Junction

Harold Howard Holgate

Carbondale Jerry Houser Denver Jim Hutchins Bowie Bob Hindman Craig Sally Holgate Carbondale Bruce Howard Grand Junction Mrs. Margaret Hutton Grand Junction Lila Hinkle Dove Creek Dick Hollenback Denver Charles Hull Clifton Don Ice Delta

Bette Ann Hocker

Delta Chuck Hoppes Grand Junction Lee Hunt Glenwood Springs David Jaramillo Cortez Gerry Hogget Grand Junction David Horning Grand Junction Merna Huskey Dove Creek Johnny Jaynes Clifton

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William L. King Grand Junction

Janice Marie Krizman

Grand Junction Elizabeth Jett Tallahassee, Florida

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Janet Laycock Grand Junction Georgia Lepinotes Grand Junction Jim Lucksinger Carbondale

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Betty Leach Grand Junction

Bruce Linn Clifton Leroy Lyons Carbondale Helen Marek Grand Junction Diane Lehman Grand Junction

Dixie Kay Litsey Grand Junction Jesse Maddalone Aspen Joan Marlatt Grand Junction Dick Lehman Gunnison Linda Loeffler Fruita Robert Madsen Grand Junction Lee Martin Logan, Utah A. L. Lehmann Merrill, Iowa Richard Looney Grand Valley Roger Mahnke Grand Junction

Luyine Martinez

Tommy Martinez Grand Junction David W. McCracken Emporia, Kansas Jewel D. McGettrick Cortez

Jeanette Mitchell

Grand Junction Gwen Mathers Craig Loris McDaniel Grand Junction Ron Mcintire Grand Junction Robert M. Mitchell Steamboat Springs Emi Maupin Nucla

James Lee McElfresh Grand Junction

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Dick McPeek Grand Junction Larry Moore Grand Junction Mike Mayo Berthoud Stanley L. McFarland Grand Junction Richard E. Messer Glenwood Springs Tom Moore Grand Junction Sharon McCoy Cedaredge Dennis McGettrick Cortez

Kerr Dale Miller Nucla

Dick Morfitt Delta

Richard Dale Morgan Clifton Tommy E. Naylor Grand Junction Gigi Niemand Grand Junction

Mary Pat Olesky Grand Junction Terry Mulholland Pueblo R. E. Neal Grand Junction Chase Nixon Alton, Illinois David Olsen Grand Junction

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Robert Wyley Mullen Moab, Utah Pat Neil Grand Junction Maynard L. Oetter Idaho Springs James W. Owens Hotchkiss Jerry B. Mutchler Palisade Jack Neilson Grand Junction Herb Offerle Grand Junction Myrna Paddock DeBeque

Rey Anthony Naegle Comish, Utah

Terry Nichols Molina

Ralph Ohm Grand Junction

Alice Page Grand Junction

Dolly Palmer Fruita Carl L. Payne De Beque Harold Perry Grand Junction Bill Pomrenke Grand Junction Ronald Paquette Grand Junction Jack Peach Grand Junction Bob Phillips Grand Junction Jerry Ponder Grand Junction Dale Park Grand Jw1ction Lloyd Peach Grand Junction Bill Pippenger Grand Junction Lee Porter Grand Junction

Stanley Wayne Parker Denver Bill Peck Grand Junction Phillip Pirofalo Grand Junction Phil Porter Grand Junction Patrick Pauly Grand Junction Clifford Pennell Rangely William C. Pixler Grand Junction Pat Porterfield Palisade

Stevie Poulos Paonia Ronald E. Pruyn Fruita Ruth Ritchard Kremmling Larry Roper Grand Junction Brant Powell Grand Junction

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Grand Junction

Paul Roberts

New Philadelphia, Ohio

Earl Rounds Grand Junction Rowena Powell Rangely James Rapini New Castle Wayne Roberts Delta Dave Rowe DuPont Richard Otto Power

Grand Junction

Iris June Reynolds

Hotchkiss Virgil Robertson Clifton William 0. Roy Clifton Roberta Pratt Grand Junction

Karla Jean Ritchard Kremmling

Patricia Ann Romero Dulce, New Mexico

Jackie Lea Sagrillo Eagle

Gilbert Sandoval Delta Jim Schnieder Rutt.e. Montana Jim Shaw McLean, Virginia

Charles Fredrick Simonson New Castle

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Ben Schroeder Grand Junction John E. Shaw Clifton Helen Sisac Grand Junction Neil Schlanger Paonia Arthur Schultz San Diego, California

Linda Lee Sheedy Grand Junction Don Smith Grand Junction Nancy C. Schmid Winnetka, Illionis Norman Schulz Longmont Jerry Shriver Paonia Judy Smith Grand Junction Mark Schmjdt Grand Junction Duane Settle Grand Junction Betty Simmoe Palisade

Mary Lou Smith Paonia

Rena Smith Palisade Bill Spiegel Pamona, California Charles E. Stockton Grand Junction Preston Taylor Climax Toni Smith Ouray Doug Sprague Grand Jw1ction Tom Streff Grand Junction Peggy Teats Grand Junction James Snook Fruita Harold Stafford Grand Junction

Edward SuedekU111

Grand Junction

Bob Tessari Carbondale John Snyder Grand Junction Vere Starks Pavillion, Wyoming Hugh Sullivan Butte, Montana Charles Thomas Grand Junction

Josephine Soinslci Grand Junction

Larry Lee Stegall Springfield, I Ilion is

Bob Swanson Paonia

Larry Thompson Grand Junction

Robert Allan Thursin Paonia Moses Valdez Grand Junction James Vernon Palisade K. R. Weatherly New Castle

Clayton Dale Tipping Grand Junction Alicia Valdez Leadville Charles Vidmar Palisade Annette Weaver Grand Junction Robert Tucker Grand Valley Peggy Vandenberg Grand Junction Don Wagner Kremmling Lorraine Weller Rifle Bernard L. Turner Grand Junction

Loralee Van Houten

Grand Junction Neil Wagaman Rosivelt, Utah Norbert Welz Grand Junction Manuel Valencia Fruita

Fred H. Van Pelt

Leadville

Stanley Wallis Montrose

Gilbert West

-Johnny Wheeler Grand Valley Robert Willoughby Fruita Roy Young Collbran Connie Whiteman Grand Junction Charlene Wilson Grand Junction Bob Whitley Palisade Guy Wion Gypsum Kathy Whisler Grand Junction Don Wright Grand Junction Dan Williams Grand Junction Dale Young Grand Junction

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..

There she stood, and there

she may stand forever,

Mount

Sophia;

the mountain of

know

-ledge

that

is ours

for

the

climb-ing

.

Her

rugged appearance

challenges the

hardy

to

the

task

of changing dreams to rea

-lity.

As she has

been

the

light

house

in ages past, so

will she

light

the way for

many moons

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