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

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Q K' 1 1' 15' 'A ' - 'Y , . f .N m y J I V, my X 2 - ii. I 'afilj A - , ' l-Innuc M. Waiinnswz RUTH Woon BIILDRED YOUNGER A, B. A. B. A. B. Social Sz-fence. English. English. The The greatest success in any school when the teachers and pupils work together, sharing one another's interests and operating equally. who have gone and others to fill new posi- Their influence and 'personality have al- the school, and they have won admiration and respect of the students. new teachers have entered whole-heart- Su-ch a co-operation marked the success of last school year. And this co-operation has sulted in a bond of friendship between the ulty and students that will never be severed. One proof that teachers and students worked side by side and shared their gether was the remarkably good spirit the faculty on Senior Slouch Day, and it such a spirit that has carried along with fine assemblies pa , 1 tendance at, all extra-curricular interesting classes. 011 all school affairs and. with their have brought new interests into the Miss Dora Smith originated and the idea of Freshmen papersg Miss has become indispensable as advisor of Club and encouraged a Freshman t the first puppet show in the- Hall has created an interest and music classes that will eventually department. Other new in- de the school year successful by other new teachers. work. I.: H13 This spirit shown by the faculty membered by students as one of the ant associations of high school Several new teachers have school the last year, some i joining with the older ones in have taken an active part in helped and will continue to er school in Greater Grand n ,v 9 llllll lllllll Ill llllill llllll lllllll lllllllll lllllllllll Ill IIYIIIIIIIM llll ll I ll Ill I I Illllllll I ll Ill Ill ffl.. , Our Monument V new

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5 -i9,+.,., 1 f' 1 ' ' -Q is I 'jj'4:.f' . 'S .. . . saaimziih me fr. ' Perf-5 ai., ' 5155:-N -v t , . l PRESTON WALKER CAROL SHARP JAMES PORTER President Vice-President Secretary MILDRED MAPES Treasurer TOAST TO THE SENIORS Here's to the Seniors, leaving old G. J. H. S. May they reap riches and much happiness. And we who are left, with sobbings swayed, Will remember them when the victrola is played. And soon in the papers their names we will read, Proclaiming some wonderful, noteworthy deed. So again to the Seniors their praises we'll sing. May their class through the ages with all honor ring. -WILDA DARRAH. b vu I ' l l ilif llll umuun x 42.03 Uur Monument . -V . , 04 ' -, 4 Y x i W l. W l r n n m W n , . Fo