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

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EDWIN Tl'IBll'LETOX Marlha is xuvh a sweet Like' cppsrtznzilyflu' Hi-:Lax 'l'pmuan llcr smile ix.'ll'l'?j4'ar111 'l'1ix'uA Fnlux lI'ith a heart lhal 'ix Ilmuu-um' Timursux old-fashioned name. taps but once. suns'h'iilc.A nothing bu! stone. Moors-sville, 1, 2, 3: Telluride, 1, 2, 3. Home Economics Club, Rlu-torieal Club, 1, 2 Pres., 1 5 Vice-Pres., 2 Q 3 g Rhetorical Club, 3, Baud, 3. Football, 3, 4: Basket- 4. ball, 3, -lg J-R Club, ' 4, G Club, 4. - ffiiglzgi-,g.,-,1. .. . ,ji CNO photo.J P1zBs'r0x lVALKER W' ,,QjRg1,g9,'-' K QNo pl1oto.J PAUL DICDONALD I watch all the prot ,f f2ffgiBkg'1?c!?rg5dlibf43,yf1Po'kor''i2f'f,-iVAr.l.xE L.uviuzxc1-1 Sometimes. girls go b 1, ggi-Qjgkmy, 'Y .51 l mw'y,sl a myalmnrl Ag Club, 2, 3, 4. But il's on el ' ,. ,g 'f ' ry! Trauel Club, 'fb' N lover. blondes tha 4-N y,'lj22J'Q'g2 : .z '4 . Shih,-15' .5 0 11115311-5 2, 3: Ross T my jul'-5 f ,,Q.i,.1,f , A: 1, lyk: QQ' 'J ggtjff K. ' I1'6ssCollege,-1. Eniixmn VAIJGHN President S 223,-1,-pgii' -5,-Q fd 4, A' 'iff 3 '- The answer to a maid- Football, 2 N ifx ' Q'-,l'.l,1'l f1':,?k ff1,??:g5l 3 pm , , 'QSVEHHW en'sp1'ayer, Club, 2, ' L' : .4..' -. '+'w'1'4'3'Ki53 'Q' 'ff Y' ffl lpingleigu Science Club, 25 O 8: 4, Hi-Y ub, 2, 3, 45 'QQ' 'E - SS 00110.-fc, B Staff, 3, J-R Club, 43 Football, 4. 0 K B Staff, 33 Class 'K I 4:-. Play, 43 G Club, 3, 4. ' 7 ' EVALENA V.u.lf1N'rlNl-:LLI Her muxic hall: charms to soothe lhf' savage breast. '1'orezulors, lg Orches- tra, 3, 4. CLIi'Fo1iD lVILSOX He's .vo handsome, strong and lull. Do 'wo wonder that l3er111'cc.vlwulzlfall? Football, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain, 4, Basketball, 3, J-R Club, 3, 43 Pres., 4g G Club, 3, 43 Vice -Pres. Boys' League, 3. 1 .m m m ' f . ,..f QM fa ' 'ASD .',,, fi ur Monument P21

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33:4-ffy CAROL SILIRP She likes 'nuts on her .sumlaes and dates on other days. Rhetorical Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres., 45 History Sz Travel Club, 25 Class Vice-Pres., 45 Student Body Plays, 45 Class Play, 45 Secre- tary Girls' League, 35 Quill lb Scroll, 45 0 dz B Staff, 45 Glee Club, 35 May Queen, 4. MARION Slslsc Pm wild about horses. Glee Club, 3, 45 Tor- eadors, 45 Rhetorical Club, 1, 2, 3: History liz Travel Club, 2. BI5IiL.xII SIII-IUMAN AIIIEL Anggyuiz The type that types. My ,iris V Joppy Iain-mrielll Club, 1, 2, 35 First Aid, 35 Ross S. O, Qigggfi Ross Business College, 45 Biisiiie ge,-1. Post Graduate, 55 0 S5 52'- li Staff, 5. X Loi-,15.'gjfiQ39 . ax- ?ff15J,t:,Qf4.taA HELEN SiII'rII She knows her short hand. Rhetorical Club, 2, 35 Ross Business College, 4 5 Post Graduate, 5. -' 4: .V 4, 533152553 i I 1 1,-13 iLrg'ks.q H- 2, 1,1 'PQI ,Y LINA SMITH When Sweet Williams bloom -in the spring, Tra, la! History in Travel Club, 25 Rhetorical Club, 15 First Aid, 1, 25 Quill K Scroll, 4 5 Class Play, 45 0 8: B Staff, 4. Burch: SIMPSON He plays a saxophone fhzuff said. Band, 2, 3, 45 Orchcs tra, 3, 45 Football, 3 4. THOMAS SMITH Better late than never. Band, 35 Football, 3, 45 Track, 4 5 J-R Club, 4. RUSSELL SISAC Sox-He fishes for shoes. Football, 3, 45 Track, -15 Basketball, 2, 3, 4. RUTH SUTTON I shall never get mar- fried. Appleton, 1, 2: Latin Club, 35 Ross Business College, 4. C .: IPQ -1 H 5 sawf '

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. J F , .r -xg. -. 1-yr-' ,Q ' 1 A . ' K 1 - .- , ,..4 ,- --. . . f A ld-ff' as - - 7' L99 5 . 'Q M . ' -..' me 'aight ,bg ' ,, if l Bi-:RNADI-:'r'rE XVRIGHT XVILLIABI YAS1' CHARLES YOUNG Klvrm-:nixi-: Youxo Louis H.kRTlI.kN Always right. Me and my Chrysler. The village cut-up. Curl.: are more fem- A tanker-did you say Denver, 25 Rhetorical Band, 2, 3. Science Club, 2, 33 Ag inine. gasoline! . Club, 1, 2,3. Club, 25 Police Squad, Rhetorical Club, 1, 39 Basketball, 1, 25 His- History SL Travel Club, tory k Travel Club, 2, 2. Radio Club, 2. Senior In the fall of 1926 a .group of students e the Grand Junction High School. They green but ambitiousg and where there's tion there's hope.. Clara Web'b was elected president. Many members of the class went for extra-curricular activities with fair Albert Zimmerman, track star, was class ident during the Sophomore year. Greater cesses greeted our athletes and scholars, class became better known. The change Freshwmen assembly to the Senior the Sophomore hearts with just pride. Then came the Junior year-the most-Seniors, the year a pulpil can up among the best of them. Charles satile and popular athlete, was president, and he proved his worth the class through a great year. Gel ler, a member of the Junior Class, basketball captain. Members of the their worth equally well along although they won no single proved themselves on many standardized rings and pins first time by the Class of '30. of the year was a Junior turned out successfully. It was a fitting farewell to the Class of '29. The Senior year finally came-the year for which every student yearns, the happiest year of a high school student's life. Preston Walker, as class president, worked hard that the achieve- ments of his class might go down in the history of the High School as a mark for other classes to aim at. Clifford Wilson was football captain, History Hafey was vice-captain of football, bas- and track. Although no great teams were d, the basketball team was good enough second at Delta and then make the trip er for the State Meet. The teams all excellent sportsmanship--fully as great e as being able to win. Moore, as -captain of the girls' basket- led them through .many hard-fought Senior-Junior prom, on December 20, an excellent coming-out party for the and sealed the friendship of the two Class play was unusually well pro- was a success from every standpoint. from the play were used to ,pur- gift for the school, a combination on April 2 was unusual with many well planned make-ups in evi- of the class -were Gerald Mapes, Carol Sharp, Gertrude , Thelma Berger and Fran- These students are to be con- they have kept up their share activities as well as a scholar- ship rating. Gertrude Casto brought the O 85 B to a higher score in the division ratings, and Gerald Matchett was its circulation manager. This class has left the Grand Junction High School forever, yet its members are content in knowing that they have left a record which will be used as a mark to strive for by classes which and Lawrence Quinn, basketball captain, while will follow. -IRXVIN MEDERS, Ag 7r1m1jjlhlj vt qArun-UvvjgivrS fv i9'f'f4Vf':r:61f+:fr'44-'Films K ,Yep to ,lf - .- . gr., g ,vAM,A mWM S' is V 5 Cut Monument ga? e ---M f----- no as sl - 'N'2'lj3vf'w ' 1' .. X,.n.4. .V .1:.nl, . . .....,. f mL.xfgl:5lggYWn,