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

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PROFESSOR. . . JLI.EN We are proud and happy to have this kind, firm, straight-forward leader. He is each student’s friend, open-hearted always, and anxious to revive and encourage disheartened Freshmen and tired Sophomores, or any others who may need it. I Ie came to us seven years ago, having been graduated with first honors from Oak-wood Seminary, New York, and I laverford College, and he at once raised the standard of Grand Junction's public schools to one of the highest in Colorado. No wonder we value him and extend him praise: he has accomplished something for each one of us, and for the community as a whole.

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Faculty Roll MISS JULIA TAYI.OR Our Latin instructor, Miss Taylor, is surely one to he proud of. She is a graduate of Boulder University, and has a teacher’s complimentary life certificate in Colorado. She has been given charge of the department of higher l.atin, and not only draws her students' minds to their work, but wins their hearts also. MISS JULIA T. CARLSON Miss Carlson is our school-girl favorite, merry as well as wise, and kind as well as firm. She was graduated from the University of Colorado with an A. B. degree, and has been with us for four years as an instructor of English. For two years she was coach of the girls’ basket-ball team. MR. IIOMER DODOS Mr. Dodds attended the Ottawa (Kansas) Academy. and was graduated from the Ottawa University. He has always been prominent in Y. M. C. A. work, having served as student secretary during his college career, as night secretary in Topeka, and as general secretary in Belleville, Kansas. Mr. Dodds is a Bachelor ol Science, and teaches Biology, Botany, Astronomy, Geology and History. MISS AUGUSTA REICHMUTH Miss Rcichtnuth, our German instructor, though a member of the faculty for only two years, has in that short time proved her wisdom and ability, and endeared herself to each one of us. She graduated with an A. B. degree from Ripon University, in Wisconsin, and came here highly recommended. MISS A. I.. GH.PATRICK Miss Gilpatrick, our Ancient History teacher, was graduated from the Salida High School, and gained the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the University of Colorado. She has visited many places of historical interest in her travels abroad, and brought back stories of knowledge that charm and instruct her pupils. In the three years she has been with us, her warm, frank disposition has won for her hosts of friends. MISS CARRIE IJNDLEY Miss Lindley is our assistant principal, and has charge of the department of Higher Mathematics. During her six years in Grand Junction she has won the admiration and regard of every student by her ability as a teacher and her kindness as a friend. She took a course in Highland University. Kansas, and Chicago University, and was graduated in Knglish Literature and Elocution from the Detroit Training School. MISS MARGARET McGOIVAN .Miss McGowan, although with us only two years, has proved herself a strong, able instructor of first year Algebra. She is a graduate of the State Normal School of South Dakota, and of Colorado College, at the latter having won an A. B. degree.