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

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Lorna Jean Abbott Genevieve Adams Zella Akers Leona Allison Judy Aquila Nila Bailey Bruce Bartholomew Agnes Barton Glenadene Baughman Donald Bauman Earl Beallm Margaret Beckley Bill Bishop Chester Bliss Iva Mae Bond Rogers Bowman Beth Branning Betty Branning Evelyn Brown Jack Brown Maxine Brown Esta Brubaker Bob Brunner Wayne Buford Carl Burch Margaret Burckhalter Margaret Joy Bush Joe Calhoun Audrey Callison Bertha Carpenter Margaret Charlesworth Wilfred Cheedle John Chiaro Barbara Clark J. B. Claybaugh Dudley Clymer Mary Colescott Dorothy Collier Veda Costanzo Alice Ruth Craig Betty Crump Mary Currier Janet Cutting Roberta Daniels Anna Dennis Ruth Dennis Bill DeVoe Dick Dewey Vera Evelyn Dickey Dorothea Dingier Natalie Donaldson Velma Dorn Junior Dorsey Wilma Doty Betty Edgington Marian Edwards Maxine Egger Dorothy Elsberry Dorothy Etenburn Stella Fiene

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(Runaiaa Guandta Betty Kuhn, treasurer; Betty Branning, secretary; Janet Cutting, president; Johnnie Coscorroza, vice-president. JUNIOR CLASS 1934 season opened with a large group of bench-warmers entering the Grand Junction high school squad. Although they did nothing particularly startling in the first quarter, they made a great showing in the second. As sophomore girls they gained mention for the Girls’ League stunt, and at the end of the year they took time out for a class picnic. Piloted by Genevieve Adams and J. B. Clay-baugh, they made a center plunge breaking through to their junior year. This year, coached by Janet Cutting, Johnnie Coscorroza, Betty Branning, Betty Kuhn and their ad viser, Basil Knight, they arc playing running guard and are blocking out studies for outside activities. They have regular class meetings every six weeks. Their most outstanding play was made Page when they presented a take-off of Do You Want To Be An Actor?” Lorna Abbott and Robert Hogan rated screen tests. On February 12, new running guards were introduced and class rings were decided upon with the aid of a very competent committee of which Frank Pizza was chairman. Outside activities have ardent support from the juniors. Thirteen players have received letters in band, seven in orchestra, and those who have received letters in football are: Wilfred Cheedle, Robert Walker, Robert Hogan, Henry Patterick, Harvey Owens, J. B. Claybaugh, Bill Kurtz, Bill Peth, Rogers Bowman, Nick Theos, Roy Pryor, Trix Lampshire and Bruce McGlothlin. The class of ’38 will go into a huddle soon to make signals and plans for their final play—the annual theater party, commencement exercises and the junior-senior promenade of which they are in full charge. 9

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Leo Flannery Ruth Frohn Wilbur Fullen Furukana Furukawa Lois Gallatin Wayne Gardner Shirley Gates Wilda Gladden Jane Goddard Frank Gower, Jr. Kathleen Graham Martha Graham Wilna Grimm Jean Harbert Oscar Hagerman Jane Harris Wesley Hayden Walter Hegwer Ruth Hill Kelvin Hitchens Robert Hogan Chuck Holcombe Mabel Holonbek Gerald Hooker Corwin Hopkins Doris May Hopkins Nadine Hornbaker Barbara Horner Kenneth Houclien Harvey Huffer Corinne Hulse Louis Ingelhart Marjorie Ivie Alice Jacobson Henry Jens Vic Johnson Geraldine Jolley Marie Jorgenson Mildred Kane Erma Kessler Barbara Kimmel Bill Kurtz Elnora Ladage Trix Lampshire Miles Larson Melba Lee Katherine Lee Walter Lift Paul Lindsay Elberta Littlejohn Bernice Ludvik Eleanor Lujan Joseph Lynch Elsie Madsen Eunice Marks Grover Martin Betty McConkie Bruce McGlothlin Ruth McMillan Betty Melton