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

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Tres Nadeene Abbott Verla Abbott Arloa Allen Doris Allen Dorothy Allen Ben Archuleta Alice Ashley Mary Audino Charline Baker Earle Barbour Lois Baughman Irene Blaney Ralph Bond Dale Boyingtotn Bill Brant Anna Bright Eleanor Broadhead Jeannette Brooks Harold Bruce Walter Brusse Verlan Bullock Richard Burgess Granville Burke Joseph Burkhard Leonard Calderhead Doris Callison Aubrey Carnahan Lulu Carpenter Leona Carson Velma Chaney Edith Cheedle Florence Cheedle Edwin Chipman John Clark John Collier Hazel Cooper Hoyt Copple Elizabeth Corcoran John Cotes George Cox Bernice Crump Mary De Rose Lloyd Dills Agnes Dodson Mary Ethel Dorsey Anita Douglas Georgia Dunlap Geraldine Eason Mary Lorena Edwards James Eidson Jess Ellis Ruth Etenburn Q MCH 1 'lwf Q , QM J W '-'T Psa ,gr xg.. ,:,. . X 'KZ President or .,sDssL,s,a.. G-.- ........s Edward Tope Vice President s,LaLL.sD,............s. Irene Mort Secretary ..L,,La,ss.. - ............ Thelma Jones Treasurer ..... -.--,- . .W.. L L sss,,.sa. Amos Raso Advisers sssss ssss M arion Fuller and Basil T. Knight Lourie Ficklin Rita Fisher Walter Fleming June Fountain Dorothy Fox Ray Freeman Julia Gallegos Carl Gettman Roscoe Giffin Rex Gigax Glen Goss J. M. Goumaz Dale Grant Charles Guerrie Marguerite Hadden Richard Hagner Lela Hall Marjorie Hall Maybelle Harp Raymond Harrilson Evelyn Harrison Floyd Harrison Hazel Hart Sydney Hartman Zorabel Hickman Kenneth Hoisington Bill Holcombe Paul Holden Polly Anna Hoodenpyle Lena Hopkins Edward House Vera Huffman Bill Hunt Roberta Jacobs Winifred James Harold Jenkins Nellie Jenkins Thelma Jones Zelma Jones Clint Kelley Ruby Kennett Elizabeth King Dan Kinnaman Florence Kniley Martha Lampshire Herbert Langston Herbert Larson Ida Lauer Gertrude Leininger Irma Lewis Llewellyn Lindenschmitt Henry Lindenschmitt Mary Catherine Low Mary Gertrude Lowe Ruth McDonald Evelyn Manuel Lilian McDougall Forest McGlothlen Georgia McFadden William McGuire Cecelia McKinny Lena Rose Magers Vincent Martin James Mattison Presley Mauzy Flory Mendicino Dorothy Miller Fritz Miller Donald Moore Jesse Moore Frances Morehouse Irene Mort Walter Mort Clyde Moslander Anna Mudrock Mara Murray Willa Nesbitt Harold Newlan Della Mae Noe Emma Oberto Lorna O'Bryan Virginia O'Bryan Hazel O'Key Kenneth O'Key Mildred Patterson James Payne Harry Peck Marjorie Peck Helen Petersen Charlie Phenix Jessie Pinson Agnes Plsek Wilma Plambeck Harry Plank Bill Ponsford Harry Ponsford Amy Louise Porter Paul Porter George Post Pauline Queen Carl Quist Amos Raso Harold Read Robert Read Eleanor Rettig Bernice Reynolds Velma Reynolds William Rhoades Bradley Robinson Virginia Rogers Elvira Rosiere Ardis Roush Robert Rudolph Marian Sanderson Paul Schneible Faye Sheldon Vernon Siddens Gomez Silva Alice Smith Claud Smith Ellen Smith Laverne Smith Lois Smith Margaret Smith Kenneth Soule Leonard Sparks Lorraine Sparks Marvin Stommel Mary Helen Storm Elsie Mae Thomas Elmer Thompson Lorena Tirey Edward Tope Irene Treacy Robert Turner Jean Vandemoer Bill Vincent Kathleen Vintotn Helen Wages John Walsh Elizabeth Weber Ernest Weber Vivien Welch Gladys Whittenburg Marie Wild Marguerite Wiley Martha Williams Le0ra Wilson Rex Woldridge Wyatt Wood Bernadette Wright James Wright Montague Wright Edwin Yeager Elsie Young Mearl Young Ralph Young Joseph Zeller

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Th Sta i A------Q..--... .... ... .... .... ... ...... . ..... ............ :Qa2.-.... The Grange and Black and Tiger 'WA - ' 'n ' - 'fv- i X ,f i 1 5 K. 1 xf f , K, C W ! f' , R-EEVES D.-'TEMPUQMAN ,E . ditor-in-Ch1ef.' EDWIN WOOLVERTON Business Manager. The Orange and Black and The Tiger The Orange 8: Black and the Tiger have seen another year of success which marks the eighth year of their existence. Founded in 1919 as a small pamphlet, 8 by 11 inches, the Orange 8: Black has now become a publication of regular newspaper size, contain- ing from four to six pages with many depart- ments. In each issue the staff has endeavored to give a compact and interesting review of the high school activities: the social functions of the various clubs and organizations in its de- partment, an account of the actions of our ath- letic teams in the Sports page, the editor's sen- timents in the Editorial columng jokes, poetry and other bits of fun in the Feature pageg news items, and other serious and worth-while ar- ticles. A good indication of the success of the Orange 8: Black this year is the fact that it won first place in its division in the annual Rocky Moun- tain High School Newspaper Contest. Particular credit is due to Reeves Temple- man, editor-in-chief of the Orange 85 Black and the Tiger, to whose efforts the success of the Orange 85 Black and the annual must be largely accredited. By maintaining the same high policy of for- mer years, and by introducing new departments and systems as was seen fit, the staff has pub- lished a series of papers of which the Grand Junction High School may well be proud. -Robert Morgan.