Garfield County High School - Yampah Yearbook (Glenwood Springs, CO)

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Back rcw- Adriunce, S. Dunegan. Nrrin. Lcwrllyn, Drummond. Hutch. Third row - Rosa, G. Dnnegan, Hoeme Koenig, McManus, Dawson, Uever. Second row - McCarthy. Petroccn, Hammerick, Pedersen.larv1s, Bennedeck, Llill. Seated - Quinlan. Mussat, Williaims. Miss Elkins, l:llis. Young. Gillee QHILUUDD Cvlee Club this year was again organized as a class, meeting three times a week, under the capable direction of Miss Elkins. This year the club sang at a meeting of the Parent-Teachers' Association before Christmas and went carolling around town during the holiday season. On March 8, the Cvlee Club Presneted en operetta Top O the World. The thirty members of the organization appeared in concert with the G. C. H. S. Band, April 20, and attended the Music Tournament in Grand junction, April 26 and 27, where they received a rating of 2.

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Quuunu Back row - Larson, Iohnnon, McDonald, Pierce, Bostlemal Second raw - Bukowich. Buckles, McManus, lacluon, Delaney. Toomey Seated - Cramp, Lough, Almgren, Coulter, VanOvcr iii O ibn 1? ysies Lat O This year, the physics students were compelled to take an extra hour of the subject every week, to allow for a longer laboratory period. This laboratory per' iod was substituted for their club and proved quite beneficial to the young physi- cists. Because the period was two hours long, a great deal could be accomplished each week that would have otherwise been neglected because of lack of time. During the year, many extremely interesting and fascinating experiments were performed and several trips were made, including the one to the electric plant at Shoshone. Mrs. Almgren was in charge of the laboratory work.

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B. Walck, Birtingrr, Henderson, Artaz, B. Smith Fl, Kosn1an.9.Cosains, Elouise Hammericb, M. l. Petvocco. S. Donrgan. E. Bultowiclw. Arnold, E. Hammelich, Bryan! T. Himtlev, iarvis. Rule. Coggins. Pedersen, A, Koenig, Gonzales, Snyder, Hoeme. Gallagher McFall, Williania. McTavish, D. Pm-Irocco, l, Simillion. Nurin, I. Randall, Benedeclt R. Rr.-nfrle, Quinlan. Tan,-, Elkins, D, VanOver. I. Hubbard, Cowles Hfliihiiieitie Qiiuigiibv This yea1 s athletic club, under the able spooorship of Miss Mary Alice Elkins, carried on the traditional point system for earning their letters. The number of points for the different activities varied. There had to be points from a variety of fields, such as baseball, basketball, badminton, volley ball, soccer, etc. All the points could not be accumulated in one field. Throughout the year, for a diversion from all work, the girls have gone on hikes, picnics, and at other times have gone swimming. Among the approximate Thirty members were some girls who were also me-mb.-rs of the orchestra, and who were made honorary members of the Ath- letic Club. This year's officers were Bette Tate, president, Betty Cowles, vice-president, fviarrhanne Quinlan, secreiaryg and janet Hubbard, treasurer.