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

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Miss Peterreins, Bertholf, Mulkey, Dunsdon Hrnterrraxtiorrail Qllub The International Club which has not been in existence since 1941 has again organized for the studying of international affairs under the directorship of Miss Peterreins. Our International Club was connected with the International Relations Club whose headquarters are in Fort Collins, Colorado. The club was always in an endless search for the best current articles to be presented bv one of its members to the rest ot' the group. Though the International Club was small, they enjoyed giving reports. and learned to read with a greater knowledge of international affairs. The club roll includes james Mulkey, Velma Bertholf, Leta Huntley, and Laura Dunsdon

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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.

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Band In accordance with honored traditions the 1945 Garfield County High School Band followed in the Footsteps of preceding fine bands. The band entered the mu' sic festival at Grand Junction and emerged on top in both marching and concertg this was accomplished despite a serious lack of necessary inst umentation. ln ad- dition to this momentous achievement, the hand promoted through concert the Seventh War Bond drive which was in itself a gallant civic contribution. Only hrough the ceaseless efforts of Mr. Brockway did this organization maintain its usual high stan iard s.