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

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MISS NELLE D. SCOTT There can be no better High School instructor of English in the state than our dignified yet jolly Miss Scott. She is a graduate of the Fort Collins High School and Colorado College, and at the latter took a four years’ course in three years with second honors. Fast summer she traveled through Europe, and in the last year her pupils have been the richer for hearing her interesting accounts of its sights. MISS HELEN A . DECKER Miss Decker, our lively, popular instructor in Latin and English History, came to Grand Junction three years ago from Fort Lupton, Colorado. She was a graduate of the Manual Training High School in Denver, and from Denver University, where she received an A. B. degree. MISS HAZEE ELA Although this is Miss Fla’s first year in our High school, she has proven her ability as a teacher of Beginning Latin and English. She took part of a course in Colorado College, after which she went east to Wellesley College, which is considered the finest ladies’ college in the east, from which she graduated with an A. B. degree. E. E. COLE Dr. Cole, bright, witty and ambitious, is just the principal for us, for he can keep our High School wide awake and active. For seven years he has shown his ability, and won the greatest popularity. Dr. Cole has taught in the schools of Grand Island, Nebraska; La Junta, Colorado, and Pueblo, and possesses a life teacher’s certificate from the state of Nebraska, lie was graduated from the University of Illinois with an A. B. degree, from Denver University as a Doctor of Philosophy, and has a degree of A. M. from Colorado College.

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SENIOR CLASS SONG [Music: “Morning Invitation.] Away! Away! Away! The stirring call is ringing. Away! Away! Away! New hopes and duties bringing. Away! Away! Away! We'll join in farewells singing. Away! Away! Away! Bravely obey. All our High School work is ended, All our lessons done; Time and labor we’ve expended, But something has been won. Away! Away! Away! We’ll march with faces beaming. Away! Away! Away! I xrt none he idly dreaming. Away! Away! Away! Let all our shields be gleaming. Away! Away! Away! To win life’s fray. Standing firm, if tempting doubts oppose us Rising strong, if mighty wrongs depose us; Bearing brave, if treachery expose us; Granting pardon to them who deceive. Away! Away! Away! The stirring call is ringing. Away! Away! Away! New hopes and duties bringing. Away! Away! Away! We’ll join in farewells singing. Away! Away! Away! Bravely obey. I .et us reverently pray: Father in Heaven, guide us, we pray Thee, And from temptation keep us each day. Lead us to vict’ry, bring all to serve Thee; Help us we pray Thee to master our way. [Repeat.] Away 1 Away! Away! Farewells must bring us sorrow; Away! Away! Away! But fear not for tomorrow; Away! Away! Away! No future worries borrow, But march, and say: “We’ll win today.” Then away! then away! March on and say That today, that today “We’ll win today.” Then away! then away! Then away ! then away!