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Show .. . . .'.- -V r. . I' , ' . - v . ., ..... . . ' .... , . I., v ", -V' ', 1 - . ' ' ! i . ' , ' ' : i :i -,: '-.' ' " .:' " ; i ' -. ; . - ,1 - ?' i i i A , . '..;.. . . x-: 'J i 1 : . -f ? i .... . . .... j i ' ' ' ' . 1 4 - t . . , - . it .' . , j :t ' : i VV f 1 t , ' J f i-- ! V 1 I ;: - f ' 1 - - - - J ; , ,,1 ) - i . .,J ,. ' if ' - f ." ."'' ', J ' 4 I p, .-V " ' 5 4 , . . 1 WIIOLL'LL WEAR THE CROWN One of these four lovely GCHS seniors, sen-iors, chosen by the Red 'Devils as Homecoming Queen" -candidates, will ' be crowned after' a student ballot at the school this week. Another will be senior attendant. Royalty hopefuls are left to right, Burnadene Oviatt, daughter daugh-ter of Mir. and Mrs. Dale Oviatt ; Mary Ann Southards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Southards; Patty McKin- ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcom McKmley, and Sharon) Long, daugh- . , ter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Long. - wj Yr i ; jp V :-?am$. ty "u. T4 tl' " J jfjT i v f A v j S i . l ' - if "- Which omss are Homecomjng Queen Attendants Pretty junior and sophomore soph-omore lasses,, named by Red Devil football squad as candidates for the honor, will know after student ballot and crowning ceremonies Friday. The royalty candidates, are: top, Carla Samples, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Samples, a junior student, and Sherry Oliver, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Oliver. Front row Donna Mobley, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mobley; Vicki Kimbel, junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leroy Kimbel; Sue Jensen,' Jen-sen,' junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiaynard Jensen, and Parn Larsen, a sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G- A. Larsen. (T-I STAFF PHOTO) Parade, Game High light Homecoming Week at Grand County High School Homecoming spirit has (spread through Grand , .county high school since ,0Monday, when the , Red Devil football team repealed re-pealed a slate of candidates candi-dates for Homecoming Queen and attendants, to reign over festivities this .weekend. The Queen will be. chosen cho-sen from four senior candidates; can-didates; one attendent is ,to be selected from each of the three classes. The .senior candidates are Burnadene Bur-nadene Oviatt, Mary Ann jSouthards, Patty McKin-ley McKin-ley and Sharon Long. Ju-.nior Ju-.nior candidates are Carla Samples, Vicki Kimbel, and Sue Jensen. Vying for jihe sophomore attendent will be Sherry Oliver, Donna Don-na Mobley and Pm Larsen. Lar-sen. The ten lovely girls will be interviewed at' a special spec-ial asembly at school on -Wednesday; student voting vot-ing will follow to choose the winners. Other events on the (Homecoming calendar ' include in-clude a football team ban-; quet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Wednes-day, at the Desert Inn; a snake dance . through the Moab business district at 6 p.m. Thursday, followed by the traditional bonfire at the high school at 7 p.m. Friday the results of the student balloting will be announced, and tne Homecoming Queen will be crowned in a 4th period per-iod assembly. The Homecoming Parade Par-ade will get underway at 2:15 p.m., moving from the south side of City Parle up Main street to the high school. Senior E;ed Devils and their fathers will be honored hon-ored at traditional ceremonies cere-monies at 7:35 p.m. Friday, Fri-day, and fathers will wear their sons' squad numbers num-bers throughout the big Homecoming game with Blanding beginning at 8 p.m. Festivities will end with a dance at the school, from 8 to .midnight Saturday Satur-day evening. Music by the Viscounts; admission $2 per couple, $1.50 stags. Elsewhere in Moab, the 1957-58 alumni groups have scheduled a reunion dinner at Fort Moab. Reservations Res-ervations rray still be made. |
