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

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as A FITTING EXPRESSION OF OUR appreciation of her untiring efforts in behalf of our High School and especially as a token of the esteem in which she is held by the class of '21, we, the staff of the Orange and Black, do hereby respectfully dedicate The Tiger to Miss Harriet J. Moulton.

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1 1 » »' 1 1 ■» t . 1 ' 1 i i CLASS OF 1921 • ♦ i We invite each and every member, individually, to be listed among our depositors. €fl Whether your account is large or small, whether it be commercial or savings, we welcome the opportunity to serve you. 1 4 per cent interest on savings deposits. . Th« GRAND VALLEY NATIONAL BANK j J Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $65,000.00 | A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TOWN M E M Q E SYSTEf g

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The Grand Junction High. School building is the finest and most complete high school building between Denver and Salt Lake City. It is a large thirty-six room building, built to take fare of the 550 high school students whom we have in our system. Our high, school is more than twice as large as any other high school in Western Colorado or Eastern Utah. The central unit, consisting of the heating plant, toilet system, assembly room to seat five hundred people, and eight recitation rooms, was built in 1011. The West wing, consisting of fourteen rooms, was built in 1017, and the East wing consisting of thirteen rooms, was built in 1020. This high school building is a modern school building, complete in every detail except that of a gymnasium and a larger auditorium. These will be built in the future. The construction of this present building could not have been any different from what it is because we need every available space in the present thirty-six room building to take care of the high school instruction. With the completion of a new wing in which we can have a gymnasium and a large auditorium we shall have as large and complete a school building as can be found in the state.