Kyle
and Carrie Bailey lived in this home on Center St. (now home of FOur
Corners Mental Health) and proudly dislayed their "Stop the War"
banner for years. When American involvement in the war ended, the old
banner came down and a new Day-Glo sign went up. It read: FREE TIMOTHY
LEARY
Bill Groff was another 'angry youth' in the late
60s. He later became a pilot for a uranium company, but in the 1980s, with
his brother Robin, he opened Rim Cyclery and revolutionized tourism
in SE Utah.
Carl Rappe and Rusty Reeder appeared side-by-side
in the 1967 edition of Grand County High School's yearbook, The Mograndah.
Rusty died in an accident in Nevada. Carl still lives in Moab.
On the way to the drug conference, Carl Rappe, stopped to visit the 'boyhood home' of President Lyndon Baines Johnson.Carl has always loved irony
The Writer's Critique... Rusty Reeder wrote this
evaluation of his good friend Carl Rappe and then himself. They may
sound a bit full of themselves, but my God, they were 18 and they had these
kinds of dreams and aspirations.
