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

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—Dean Studio Oates. Parkes. Sloan, Beattie (Coach). Smith, Metiers. MacKinnon. Hayman, Chadwick, Gormley (Captain), Clark. Gallagher. Gardner. Tupper. Baseball Captain------------------James Gormley PERSONNEL OF THE TEAM. Smith Clark Draper Sloan Meders Tupper .... MacKinnon • Chadwick Gormley • Hayman Hockett Oates Parkes Gardiner • Gallagher pitcher short stop ----------third base catcher and pitcher ...........left field ---------right field --------center field --------------catcher ---------second base --------center field ----------first base ----------third base ....-.....left field -------set ond base --------center field RECORD OF THE GAMES. Grand Junction .... 6 Fruita (A non-conference game.) Grand Junction ... 2 ruita 14 Grand Junction ... 6 Olathe 18 Grand Junction 6 Olathe 5 Grand Junction ... 2 Olathe 5 Grand Junction ... 9 Fruita 10 THE SEASON. This has been a fair season for baseball in that the coaching and training have been broken into by other events. However, the Tigers made a real try for the slope title. The team as a whole showed good baseball playing and is a credit to the year s athletics for the High School. There will be six men lost by graduation; but, with the old material remaining and the new aspirants coming out. a championship team should be developed next year. Page F i f t e e n ]

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Oates, Hinton, Whalley, Friedman (Captain), Sloan, Vannice, Beattie (Coach). .Denn studio Hampson, Jones, Zimmerman, Day. Weston, Sherman. Western Slope Champions (Track) PERSONNEL OF THE TEAM. Captain....('lenient Friedman •••• Ted Jones •••♦ Elmer Hampson •••• Hugh Sherman •••• Fred Hinton ••• Lyle Oates •• Harold Zimmerman Ed Whalley • Howard Weston • WESTERN SIX)PE MEET. Grand Junction .. . 69 Olathe 11 Gunnison ... 32 Montrose 3 l elta ... 14 Paonia o NEW RECORDS. Mile run—Zimmerman, Grand Junction, 5g. Javelin—Friedman. Grand Junction, 151 ft. 7 in. Discus -Neal, Olathe, 118.4 ft. WESTERN COLORADO MEET. The Western Slope track meet, held at Montrose May 6th, was the best meet ever held there. Although the competition was not so close. The Tigers took first placo and their nearest opponents were 37 points behind them. The Tigers won seven firsts, besides defeating ail other relay teams by 20 feet. The record by events follows: 50-yard dash—Oates. Grand Junction: Jones. Grand Junction; Lucero. Gunnison. Time, 5g seconds. Shot put Friedman, Grand Junction; Woods. Montrose; Sherman. Grand Junction. Distance, 41.4 feet. Mile Zimmerman, Grand Junction: Foster. Gunnison: Ewing. Delta. Time, 5 minutes K second (new record). Pole vault -Coffman, Olathe; Lucero, Gunnison: Jordan, Paonia. Height, 10 feet 1 inch. 120 hurdles—Kgnew, Delta, first by default. 100-yard dash—Jones. Grand Junction; Lucero. Gunnison; Hampson, Grand Junction. Time. 11 seconds flat. Discus Neal, Olathe; Jones. Grand Junction: Friedman. Grand Junction. Distance, 11S.4 feet (new record). High jump—Hewitt. Gunnison: Friedman, Grand Junction; Whalley. Grand Junction. Height. 5 feet 7 V» inches. 220-yard dash- Hampson, Grand Junction: Jones. Grand Junction; Lucero, Gunnison. Time. 25 second- flat. Javelin—Friedman, Grand Junction; Niswonger. Delta; Coffman, Olathe. Distance, 151 feet 7 inches (new ret ord). SSO-yard dash—Foster, Gunnison; Zimmerman, Grand Junction; Ewing, Delta. Time, 2:14?. 220 hurdle —Hewitt, Gunnison: Oates, Grand Junction. and Foster, Gunnison, tied for second. Time, 27|. Broad jump—Friedman, Grand Junction; Hampson, Grand Junction; Sidebottom, Delta. Distance, 20.25 feet. Relay—Grand Junction; Gunnison; Delta. Time. 1 minute 39fc seconds. Individual honors — Friedman, Grand Junction, 1$ points. Second honors—Jones, Grand Junction, 14 points. Third honors—Hewitt, Gunnison, 10 point . STATE TRACK AND FIELD MEET. In the state meet at Boulder on May 12th the Tigers won second place. Ft. Collins took first in the meet, this 1 eing the second year they have captured the title. The Tigers took four firsts—something no other school did in the meet. There were 40 schools from over the state represented and about 4 00 trained athletes on the field. Ft Collins had 40 men entered in the meet and took first, while Grand Junction had six men entered- and took second. The Tigers won the relay in 1:36:7 and Friedman broke the record in the high jump by clearing 5 feet 11% inches. Ted Jones won the 220-yard dash in 23:3. Clement Friedman won first in the javelin. Fred Hinton took fourth in the 120 high hurdles. The Grand Junction relay team won first in the relay in 1:36:7: Soutb Denver second, and Ft. Collins third. Friedman tied b r individual honors with Coover of Ft. Collins, each having 10 points. Four state records were broken and one tied—discus. 125 feet 10 inches: high jump. 5 feet 11 6 inches; big-hurdles. 15:9 seconds: pole vault. 11 feet 8 inches; 100-yard dash. 10 flat (tied record). [Page Fourteen!

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—Dean Studio Jaynes, Wagler, Miss Groom (Coach), Trumbo (Captain), Lois Green. Western Slope Rhetorical Champions CHIS year, so great was the enthusiasm aroused over Rhetoricals, it was necessary to hold two different preliminary' recitals. Following are the results of all decisions: Learned Oration.—Eugene Mast, Martin Heidgen, Freeman Campbell, Victor Wagler, Carl Grove, Covey Lee. Victor Wagler won first place; Martin Heidgen, second. Original Oration.—Claude Pynch, John Wolf, Dalton Trumbo. Dalton Trumbo, first; Claude Pynch, second. Humorous Reading.—Charlotte Manning, Lois Green, Isabella Cunningham, Oryl Stamm. Margaret Halligan, Viola Jones. Lois Green, first; Margaret Halligan, second. Argument.—Marie Fuite, Bayard Rhone, Dalton Trumbo. Dalton Trumbo, first; Marie Fuite, second. Dramatic Reading.—Alice Campbell, Amy Belle MacKinnon, Mark Schmidt. Louise Jones, Selma McQueen. Bryson Jaynes, Charles Parkes, Ruth Griffin, John Wolf. Bryson Jaynes, first; Mark Schmidt, second. IN 1919, for the first time, G. J. H. S. was admitted to the Western Slope. Rhetorical Meet, and we sent a team consisting of John Cottrell, original oration; Bernard Wolverton, argument; Lois Hopkirk, humorous reading, and Georgia Seely, dramatic reading. Of this team, Wolverton got second place in the argument and Cottrell third in the oration, In 1920 our team consisted of John Cottrell, original oration; Harry Peabody, argument; Wallace Mast, learned oratior Huldah Julius, dramatic reading, and Beth Der-ryberry, morous reading. Of this team we only placed two—Ma ' rst in learned oration and Cottrell third in «he origii Tigers sent Wallace Mast, learned oration; Hai.. Tiginal; Farrie Veatch, argument; Gladys Palmer, u and Beth Derryberry, humorous. We placed one niui his time, getting first in the learned oration, second in dramatic reading and third in the ho-morous. Last year our enthusiasm in rhetorical work took i long step forward, due to the influence of the coach, Mis Walter, and Reginald Smith. So many students enters: the preliminaries that it was necessary to hold these fi two evenings. Our team, as finally selected, consisted-Grant Smith, argument; Dalton Trumbo, original; Ref inald Smith, learned; Bryson Jaynes, dramatic, and Ma garet Boroughs, humorous. This year, for the first tiir we won the rhetorical meet with a total of 49 joints a: the following places: First in learned, second each J original, dramatic and humorous. This year our enthusiasm has run even higher, di-laigely to our Rhetorical Club. The preliminaries wer more closely contested than ever. Our team as final chosen, consisted of Dalton Trumbo, original oration an argument: Victor Wagler, learned oration; Bryson Jayne dramatic reading, and Lois Green, humorous readit This time we placed every member of the team, winni: three first in original oration, learned oration and dr matic reading, and third in argument and humorous ret ing. Thus, for the second time, we came home with 1 three-year Rhetorical cup, having won it by a large n jority of points, since we totaled 66, and Delta, our n est competitor, had only 4 4. We are also very proud the fact that we had the high point man—Dalton Tnr bo, with a total of 34 points. The prospects for winning the Rhetorical cup agi this year are exceedingly good, as we are losing very-tie of our rhetorical material by graduation. Just here we should mention the Rhetorical CH which is rapidly becoming an important factor in t school life. This year, one of the big events of the was the rhetorical play, “In Walked Jimmy.” It is'• plan of the club to make the rhetorical play an antf event. [Page S i x t e«