Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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« BERNICE AURILLA BURKET. (BUNNY) Amorila. Mkla. -Or!. 1 . 181)7. Classical. • lire Club. Orchestra. Distinction—Identified by Il« r Laugh. JOHN ADAM LAVE. (SHORTY Fairplay. Colo. May 17. 1895. Scientific, class Play. ore ii| ia I ion—Kx plaining Chem Reactions. ARVILLA MAY EDDINS. DOT) Provo. Utah Nov. 23. 1895. Classical. Besetting Sin—Her Love for Silence. ( Thirty

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KENNETH CARLTON CALDWELL. SKINNY Silverton. Oilo.- Mar. 1 2. 1898 Latin Scientific ;iass Play Favorite Pastime—Igniting Oratory and Bng- MARY CATHERINE GLASSFORD. MARY 0.) (•rand Junction, Colo.—.Ian. 8, 1897 (Classical Fad—Possesses a Majority of .Vs JOHN CAREY LAMB. HANS Fayetteville. Tenn.—July 10. 1897 c. nnan Scienlific Senior Basketball. class Play. Annual li ard Favorite Pastime Blushing (Twenty-nine)

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THEN NOW §mttnr (Claafl ijtfitnrg Did you look at those pictures in the front of this book? We think they ar«- very pretty, that's why we put them first Would you like to know all about them? All right, but you must be very good and listen quietly. Before I tell you about them look at them again and see if you don’t think they are about as good looking a bunch as you ever saw. If yon don’t, you can’t listen to this story so you’d better say you do whether you think so really or not. Of course you want to know who they are first, but 1 suppose it’s hardly necessary to tell that, because they are such important personages. Now for the story: Those people have not always been Seniors. |y since September 7. UM: . In 1912 they were rule little Freshmen. Ylieie were his more Freshmen than there are Seniors. They were very exclusive and had a building all to themselves with their clear teachers who loved them all fondly because they were good, amt on account of their extraordinary brilliance. At the end of the year they bade their teachers a pathetie and affoc- (Thirty-one)