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

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Seniors Marilyn Abernallwy Elaine Allison Shirley Lee Anderson Silbcrl Arclwulera Kay Asari Ann Bailey Rullu Ellen Bass Eileen Basse'r+i Richard Bauglwman l-lelnn Beck James Beclcley Joanne Beclcley Noreen Besse Colleen Blaclc Roberl Bray Bill Bone, Bruce Brownson Doroliiy Jean Bruce Granr Bruesclw Carolyn Bull Helen Burrows Jim Campbell Wesley Carlwarfl Carlene Cass Gloria Casfer Wiladeane Clwallin Leora Chapman Angie Clwiaro lla Mae Coleman Mar-garef Coane Bonnie Rose Colescoll Bob Colescoff Jim Cox Eleanor Davis Elva Joye Davis lvlarqarel Delvlersclwman Bill Delvlersclwman Barbara Jeanne Denning Pafricia Dennis Ralph Derslnem his .,.. is on ,SB L.

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Seniors do Red Cross work. ,...,-M f Mu PaTricia Dennis, Ted WhiTe, Carolyn B jx eff Eleanor Davis. Seniors ln The Tall oT I94I, The presenT graduaTing class, a group oT green buT TalenTed Treshmen, enTered Grand JuncTion l-ligh School To sTarT preparing Themselves Tor becoming good ciTizens oT The TuTure. They elected Jack Evans as Their leader and sTarTed on Their way. The nexT year They, The sophisTicaTed sophs, soon leT The Treshmen know aloouT The superioriTy oT sophomores! They Then seTTled down To good hard work. They were piloTed saTely Through The year by AlberT Wilson, Their presidenT. As all iuniors are, They TelT quiTe proud of Their posiTion as upper classmen. They parTicipaTed in everyThing and had several members on The TooTball, baskeTball, and Track Teams. WiTh The aid oT Their presidenT, Jim Campbell, They selecfed and ordered Their class rings. AT The end of The John PendergrasT, Gunhild Gus- TaTson. year They made and carried Through The plans Tor The Junior-Senior Prom wiTh greaT success. As a Tinal acT They helped To send The graduaTing seniors on Their way by ushering aT commencemenT and baccalaureaTe. Then aT lasT They reached The pinnacle oT Their career- They were seniors! Under The leadership oT Their president Ted WhiTe. They ranked high in all lines oT acTiviTy. The TirsT endeavor oT The class as a whole was enTerTaining The iuniors aT The TheaTre ParTy wiTh a lvlinsTrel Show. SeTTing Their ideals inTo words, They chose Tor Their moTTo, We're noT aT The Top buT we're climbing g The rose was chosen as The class Tlower, silver and blue as The colors. The senior class play, Yankee-Doodle American, direcTed by Miss RuTh MaTThews, was well enacTed, The class helped make The play a success by working on various commiTTees and repainTing The scenery. Many sTrange, weird creaTions were in evidence around old G.J.l-l.S. on Slouch Day. Then The long-awaiTed senior week arrived wiTh iTs picnic, roller skaTing parTy, and many acTiviTies. BaccalaureaTe and graduaTion exercises came Tinally as a climax oT Tour glor- ious years oT Tun, sTudies, and comradeship. Why did de chicken cross de road? NOT cannibals-iusT Slouch Day

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