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

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25 Juniors lackadaisically select class rings. Jin tic tJ From green freshmen to wise fools this season s junior class finally rose to the esteemed rank of upperclassmen. With this promotion came many new responsibilities and activities. Many of them found themselves now eligible for the honorary organizations of Tri-S and Quill and Scroll. After two years of merely watching and drooling at fellow students attending the prom, the juniors now staged their own in May. Earlier in the year, thev were guests of the graduating class at the Senior-Junior Theater Party, a traditional event. Following much discussion and voting, the group chose The All American Crown Jewel for their ring. Always creating enlhusiasm and electioneering the Student Body election this year was no exception as members of the class of 47 campaigned for their candidate who would be given the task of leading G. J. H. S. as president. Phyllis Lee West. Howard Motz. Wanda Gibson. Harold Reeves—officers. Arthur Harms. Lois Baughman—sponsors. K bX8b® XXXB:z%Src ; pTh?rVrowDo7“ t™- H;'r? ct° ond °w-Caro,yn sss sstetsrs. S2?s “• - T iSrfsarz tsl iaM 'Sa.'te — dorman. Eleanor Hudson Frank Gordon. Billie Kay Geary. Ellen Hoisinqton. Virginia Graham FOURTH° ROwTh M°H 1°®!. r°'' Bob Hansen. David G. Peterson. Jasper Hicks, Morris Harvey, Marvin Ferguson. ROW Chan Hockett. Richard Foy. • .