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

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FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row—left to right—Du Cray, (Coach): Forry, Tloel, House Middle Row—Cox. Whipple, Rusk. Peabody. Horn First Row—Faber, Peterson, Sydenham, Williamson. Coles, Kane, Littlejohn BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Standing. left fo right—Berman, Rusk, Shanks. Lane, Hinton. Bailey. Silting—Fulte. House. Whipple, Jones.

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EARL RUDEEN Rudie. A. Do you want a problem? Which is belter, to love or to be loved? P. God bless the man who invented sleep, so Sancio Panza said, and so says he. Earl Rudeen—a Clifton hayseed. Who twenty-four hours of sleep does need This handsome lad of qualities fine Will prosper along the farming line. LUCILE NICHOLS Nick A. All my hope is in myself. P. A mother's pride, a father’s joy. Lucile Nichols — a blue eyed dolly Single life is to her a folly Nevertheless a jim dandy irirl She sure looks sweet when her hair is curled. The West (By George Noe) There’s nothing we lack, with a little log shack, A few head of cattle, a horse, and a dog. There’s nothing could force me and Jim to go back To the old eastern farm we remember so well, To the dear little farm where we both used to dwell. In the big open west, in the land that is best, Mid the sagebrush, the cactus, the mountains, and streams We’re as healthy and fearless as knights on a quest in this big open place, the land of our dreams. Where the sky is all blue and the sun always beams. Each morning we rise beneath the blue skies We tend to the stock, and get our own grub. And then with a smile that ne’er weakens or dies. We start to our tasks with a heart that’s crammed full Of the pure joy of living which to some is so dull. In the round-up of spring, what Joy it does bring. There’s labor, and sweating, and riding galore. But when it’s all done, with our good branding ring. We brand all our calves with the Circle-Bar-B: Then we view them with pride—Mis a good sight to see. There is a cure and I know it is sure. For the grouchy, the listless, and those who are ill. In the big open west where the air is so pure. In God’s big brown lands, in a little log shack. If you only could see them, you would never go back. S 0 C 1 E T Y — (By Talitha Monoghan) The Commencement exercises will be held at the Armory on Thursday evening, June 3. PROGRAM Invocation .................................. Rev. William Mast Music Salutatory. “The Golden Rule” .......... T. Bernhard Woolverton Valedictory “Individual and the Path to Peace John C. Cottrell Music Address Music Presentation of Diplomas......................... D. B. Wright Music Benediction B ACC A LA I 'REATE SERMON The Baccalaureate sermon will be held at the Baptist Church on Sunday evening. May 30. Rev. Joseph N. Barnett of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church will deliver Nie sermon. JI NIOR-S ENI OR BA NQI ET The Junior-Senior Banquet will be given at the Margery Hall on Friday evening, June i. PROGRAM Toast to the Seniors................................. Lloyd Harvey Response ................................ T. Bernhard Woolverton Toast to the Boys ................................... Grace Glasco Toast to the Girls................................Wallace Mjast Toast to the Faculty................................. Roger Knight Response ....................................... Miss Eva Brooks Prophecy ..................................................... Wilma Shaw Piano Solo ....................................... Margaret Ryan Reading ........................................ Beth Derryberry Solo .................................................Betty Meserve Mandolin Quintette Pearl Ridley. Grace Glasco. Beth Derry- berry. Isabella Moulton, Lucile Jones. Catherine Benge. Pianist. Reading ........................................ Virginia Callahan Solo ................................................. Bert D:llon Boys Quartette ....... Ru. Williamson. Bert Dillon, Roger Knight. Charles Major. Wallace Mast, Pianist. Solo ................................................ Helen Birdsall ALTA BAKER Leota A. Measures , not men have always been my mark. P. The tasks of everyday she meets in a quiet, gentle way. Alta Baker—a good student , Who thinks a business education prudent “Of softest manner, unaffected mind. Lover of peace and friend of human kind. RCSSELL ALLEN PAIGE Farmer A. What’s the use of fus-• sing when there are so many other things to do? P. He can ask more questions that we teachers can answer. Russel Paige—as an athlete he’s sure complete From the top of his head »» .. soles of his feet. In Studies too. he’s surely fine But fussing girl’s, not In his line.

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MANDOLIN CLUB Top row. left l.o right—Risley. Jones. Northrop. Miss Moulton (director). Brown Middle row—Lankford. Glasco. Roberts. Ridley. Ryan. Bottom row—Derryberry. Benge. Moulton, Hop kirk. Wells. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Standing—Miss Moulton director). Lennox. Loeffler. Krigbaum. Leffingwell. Hagan pianist', Ryan. S’I lime— Purcell Martin. Rusk.