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

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Al lf' If V, Lf' . ans. Janel Eixon' Nlaflon 1. 1 ,f A 'lfwbvyll i wwe Becuev- PmdY -gms. Andy presiding. .q'u6Qn4z' guna! Made up of +he presidenls of lhe clubs and classes, lhe sludenl council is 'rhe indiviclual's voice in lhe adminisiralion and lunclioning of 'rhe school. The governing body ol G. J. H. S., ils purpose is lo discuss problems, plan acfivilies and enlerlainmenl, iniliale desirable changes in school affairs, and lo provide Training in self- governmenl. Chief among lhe laslcs of lhe year was The revis- ion of lhe conslifulion 'ro make il a more work- able documenl. A valuable leacher, fhe sfudenl council is fhe guiding force of G. J. H. S. and lhrough irs operalion is lhe living symbol of de- mocracy in eclion. FIRST ROW: Jaclr Evans, Jimmy McDon- ough. Bill Burford,'Marion Lyon, Chris Juflas, John Ferguson, Jim Campbell. SECOND ROW: Carol Fox, June Noble. Edith Lesher, Joanne Beckley, Aline Wright Ann Marasco, Melinda Simpson. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Tebedo, Shirley Mc- Infyre, Evelyn Sfoclcer, Wilma Whifney. Hollis Holmes, Marion Gardner. Janef Evans. FOURTH ROW: Andy Williams, Morris Ficlclin, Roy Combs, Dorofhy Baughman. Jane Soufhward, Clyde Granere.

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XJ ,J K , Q3 J tl-JXV' Q'Nl':Q'Xi'l' ' U at X .g is Q N KE Urs ,x Q Q, ,L ,b V- is Qs B.. E tk '1 sq as C WCS, Q N I'II'Gli5li IIANSEN -II. A., M. A. ' 5 i F Uhr tlichin social scienze the tiist of tl: tcm .J . - -i gg ' . - - ' i- , ', Mr. Hansen acted as basketball coach and hors' physical edu- cation IllSfI UFil7I', rvplacing Coach Whitt-. .lR'I'IIl'Ii HARRIS- B, S, In aslflition to his biology classes, Mr. Harms handled a class in 5:4-iienil math. . RUTH HORR--B. A. Miss Horr taught spas-ch, Eiurlish, anil sponsored tht- senior dramatic cluh. ERMIE HVEBNIGR-Il. A., M. A, Mrs. Huebner taught sophomore- and junior English, and sponsored sophomore dramatic cluh. CAROLINI-I INGIEHAIIT--VB. A. Miss Inglchart instructed the girls' physical vducntion classes and sponsored G. A. A. IIASII. KNIGHT-B. S. Mr. Knight taught nlirehra I and II and supervised the work of thi- S. B. A. secrctaries. LILLIAN LARSON -B. A., M. A, 'Fmchinz a class in journalism, supervising the annual, the newspaper, and Quill 81- Scroll, Miss Larson also taught English I. ANN MARANCO-I3. A. Ilcsides ln-ing: girls' advisor, Miss Marasco taught lvoth first and.socoml ,rear Spanish classcs. KXIR.-I JANE Ml'II1'HERb -B. A. Again sponsoring I, R. C., Miss Melr-her taught world history and two classes of husincss training. JOHN PENIIERGRAST-YB. A. Mr. I'+'iidcx'i.:rast tauprht English III, actt-il as junior class sponsor, supervised the salt- of seeds, did solo work with the hand and orchestra, and often refs-roed basketball. GOODSELL SL0CUMfAB. A., M. A. Teac-hinz a mixed chorus, a girls' chorus, Algebra I, and Trigg , Mr. Slocum also played in a trio and was active in community music work. UIIARLES STEEN-B. S. Mr. Str-on did work at the college, playcd in a. trio, and taught hand and orchestra for both junior and senior high. MARIE STOI,KfB. A. Adviser for the Tri-S MrS. Stolk taught two classes of and bookeeping. some classcs in the junior high, and high girls in first year homemaking. ALBERT WHITE-B. S. Mr. White taught boys' physical education, coachcd the football team and, in the last seine-str-r, took general math vlassvs, RUTH WOOD-II. A., M. A. Besides sponsoring seniur dramatic club, Miss Wood taught English I and IV. LESTER WIfII'I'I'TEN-B. A., M. A. vocational school. H. E. HINIPMAN-Inspirinip.: others with his philosophg, Mr. Hindman supervise-s carpentry work in the schools. In addrition to tc-aching agriculture, Mr. Whetton supervised 'J HARBARA JANE RASO-Efficicnt secretary in the prin- cipal's office, Barbara Jane Raso offers friendly assistance to students and faculty alike.

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The Big Boss 'xxx Gen L e No Ou Porfegfse, Ala ' R . ll llussell' Mona H , ' Y 44911 ome com oun cz js' Mar, Conquering ihe pixy-lilre gremlins, who fried mix- f. il' 6i 1 ing up The bell sysiem and leii wasie paper clui- ' Jl l .,' M?-3 ' , 'rering up ihe school, was 'rhe biggesi 'raslc for ihis V i 1.-4 . In .I . . . ,y -.24 Cz, 2 year s ome room councr . This organizahon, corn- - 7 X, r 4,452 posed of 'rhe presidenis of fhe school's fiiiy-iive y l mx home rooms, worked in close cooperaiion wirh The U' R - X67 siudeni council, meeiing on every Tuesday during ,NP i , N' home room periods. l A -1 The group worlced under ihe leadership of Allan . 5 Russell, presidenfq Gene Nourse. vice president Mary Lou Porier, secreiary: and S. Clay Coy, general adviser. if ...V FIRST ROW: Bill Hari. Alberr Wilson, Gene Nourse, Bob Hannigan. Donald Sager, Richard Fanie. Jim Reed. SECOND ROW: Elma Mae DeVere, Esiher Okagawa. Ann Galloway. Maybelle Marlrs. Winona Hughs. Pei Tedriclr. THIRD ROW: Shirley Rankin. Emmabelle Wills. Wiladeane Chaiiin, Anna Jean Mclnfuri. Mary Lou Porfer, Thelma Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Bill Reed, Leland Erskine. Ernesf Lindberg. George Ye+ier, Warren Turner, Alan Russell.