Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)
- Class of 1934
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I, ' - 1 1' K-.. - A . :W-ff W - V I1f2,': 5 ?'ys,I. L .,g...I 1 I .mill C609 I933-I934 TIGER G.2J '.-frl' PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF GRAND JUNCTION HIGH SCHOOL Rex Taylor, Editor james Carson, Advertising Manager Sentinel d1l h Press F orewom' E, the staff of the 1934 TIGER, pre- sent this volume with the wish that it will recall pleasant memories of Grand Junction High School. We have chosen as our theme the principle of harmonyg the school is represented as an immense band, with our principal as the mas- ter director and the four claisses as members of a quartet, the childish treblesn of the Freshmen chiming in with the basses of the Senior Class. It is harmony of color and line which makes art work beautiful, harmony of sound which makes musi-c, harmony among teach- ers and students, and among the students themselves. which makes our school life smooth, happy and successful. The staff gratefully acknowledges the art work done for this annual under the super- vision of Miss Cecelia Cardman. l2l it .: q b5,ngg .. S up 44' R Srl' Dedica tion To William Gould, who has done so much to increase our interest in music, we, the staff of the 1934 Tiger, respectfully dedicate this volume. As director of the band, orchestra, girls' und boys' glee clubs, the Junior High band, and the Hungry Five, we feel that he best represents an 'embodi- ment of one person to whom we may dedicate El book using HARMONY as its theme. ul 1 , 3 i1,f,i ,I f-'N Zin ,EHqPIIIU1'icIIlI WILLIAM QBILLYJ PHILLIPS December 18 1918 Januarv 26 1924 FMIL1 PFTRIE 1917 Apr1l28 1934 . I 1 , Q ' , J A 1- , 1 Une who vanw among us One who loved as weg I-Iver ready to assist us, The-n passwd inlu EI' 'l,. I4l gsm 6 GRAND JUNCTION HIGH SCHOOL I have had playmates, I have had companions, In my days of childhood, in my joyful school days -Charlvx Lan Z1 ' 1 l 3 1 WARD LAKE ON GRAND MESA Within thi' sun-lit forest, Our mot' the bright blue sky. W hire stwziiiilets flow, and wild flowers hh Wc lift oLii'i1wu1'tsmi high. V - I.ll I! IGI 44 NWX '.A'1'f-. Vf- - I Q 4-J -it -4-'Gu v79'g 95' 05 .av- 4 4 V4 .P--Ja 5- ' gy V- .-Q , , y - , fyQ'34mmS'4 'jf' fff x I, ' ' fl s s 'I N , Y .f ': 1' 'X L K X ' ,xfiy Zi, W r.,' 1 I paw l Ei Q Q! ! QSW 4?Egg, f' ' 5 W if ,S QA ,gf W' . Wg, K. - ' x A A 1 A . 3551 V' wr N , ., ' it A i ' -A ,Agfa 4' , - F if W Q t f 'g - f Q ,' W' 4 if A arid' l , 4 K v ls ..v'w' fQ i ' A '. -n ' :if ii 1 , 'A ' , ri T WK4 s '-. , ff 1 ,y , .K A . 4, Qt. 5 1 52 N A g lo, 5 E 2 f snfvfns GVJ. ' v A ..t5ig I 1 Q H V1 1 'L 'Qi , . Y THE KISSING COUPLE AND MONUMENT CANYON 'Tis beautiful, when first the dewy light Breaks on the earth! while yet the scented air Is breathing the cool freshness of the night, And the bright clouds a tint of crimson wear. ISI -Chandle. fk X xx I f 1 J iq I! l 'll' Ulu In l llx mu mln IN Nun lull Int-Illnnllx xl l - :gy ' 1 . 'zxlllmgxxillllllu-I-1pl'uxx,l1-II lu liulul: Klux llinl-lunm uulnllll llu llmlll I NI1 Ixmulut Npwll--fl xxnlll zu lx, lm -xl-u I'1'l-Ill!!! 4- ll'-A lie-1-uv lulnln-1' Xlngnllx, I. nm x ' lll Illxlx I r lr nllut lu llunlwl, Nw- lull In Ill-1 llnnnl-N, lmllpmm-xl, Klwzlyx llw -lzlilv, l'll-lv:-i-lwl. ll: gg-ww-l lluln-ll 1:-'J NN-'1l4ll'1 In-Ilx, Nl:-1--N ll!-1' lzlfv l I Il .I-ll In nxt ll1ll X1-xx, Xlzllvlx Iiw llllwliv, Xlllslflw- -nm nl-ll p. 1, I mul ll xl: Il- XX-lllwll Nmll-' lug. ll - lullltll, NIAJIIVK tl-:mln-1', tam ln- talk-' it' Must ln- .A ll1v'llll4l. Quivvwn :ll-Qudllv. Alnx-M l-mlb lilo- lWlll4, lliunity. Pup ilgflllll, l1Ul i x R. E. TOPE W. G. HIRONS J TTIE Superintendent of Principal of High School 1 Hector City Schools Ex 'ral-Curricular Activities 'x 413 . NADENE BORSCHELL Secretary Executive Deparzfmemf The executive department consists of Mr. Tope, superintendent of all city schoolsg Mr. Hirons, prin-cipal of the high school, and Mr. Beattie, director of extra-curricular activities. Mr. Tope has charge of all things con- cerning the schoolg in other words, his decisions are final in anything conn-ected with the school. Mr. Hirons has the responsibility of running the school day by day, and all problems between student and faculty are settled by him. Mr. Beattie has charge of all extra- curricular activitie.s. He advises the stu- dent leaders as well as helping to super- vise the activity programs. Miss Borschell acts as official secre- tary for the whole office. l11l RUTH DERRYBERRY, University of Colorado. English. HELEN ROSS, A. B. University of Arizona. English. DORA SMITH. B. F. A. University of Nebraska. English and Speech. WINIFRED BULL, A. B. Colorado College. English and Latin. HAZEL ELA. Wellesley College. Colorado College, A. B. English. EMMA GROOM, A. B. University of Colorado. English. A. B. JOHN S. YOUMANS, A. B. Colorado Teachers College University of Oregon. English and Journalism. RUTH WOOD. A. B. Colorado College. English. 5 5 P 1 l JULIA C. TAYLOR, A. B University of Colorado. Latin. MAUDE CRAWFORD, A. B. University of Colorado. Latin. l12l INA DYER, A. B. Western State College. History and Civics. A. M. CRAVEN, A. B. Ottawa University. Louisville Seminary. History. 7571! M- MMT CORA JANE MELCHER, A. B. Park College. History. HELEN A. SCOTT, A. B., M. A. University of Colorado. History and International Relations. 1' OROAM AYDELOTTE, A. B. Western State College. Barnes Business College. Typing. GLADYS GLENDENNING, A. B. Colorado College. Sewing and Librarian. U1 l ... W Coe College. Athletics. Cooking. 1131 WILLIAM COULD, A Western State College Music. R. E. HINDMAN. Armour Institute. lN1anual'I'raining. RALEIGH HOLT, B. S. MARTHA DYER, A. B. VVestern State College. ANN MORASCO, A. B. University of Colorado. Spanish. ' ESTHER CONNVAY, A University of Colorado. Spanish. W. T. DAVIS, A. B. Howard College. Mathematics. LINDELL C. HOCKETT, B. A. Nebraska State Normal. Central College. Mathematics. . B., M. A. EDWARD HOLT, B. A. llniversity of Iowa. Geology and Physiology. J. F. HERR, R. A. University of Iowa. Biology, EDYVARD WI-IALLEY. Western State College. Clwniistry. EDAR B. ROE, A. B. llnivvrsity of Illinois. Physics. EDITH MOORE, A. B. Colorado College. lilathvmatic-s and Physiral HCIIIUEIIIOII. BASIL T. KNIGHT. R. Mic-higan Stato. Matlioniatic-s. S CECELIA CA RDMAN, H Boulder. Art. u 'F A. B. ll4l Expt. 1 l CLASSES X fx lil! . iw :fx W ff ffl' 2 -1, 5Q5Na'1! 'Qf1y 7 24 Q5 M gd OFFICERS Miss Ela . ,H l, ,. .-.qs mv.-- ,H Advlsor Andr-ew Anderson S-, l M ,- ,. Secretary Hom-er Biggs . . . -NS . , .elPresid-ent Robert Sternberg l , , .. . Vice-President '.-.rf - 1 l We-S -Ni BL, F SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1931 a group of green, but talented freshmen entered Grand. Junction high school, to leave their never-to-be forgotten remembrances. Th-ey were successfully led by their president, Robert Sternberg. During their Sophomore year David Meens proved an able leader. Four men also lettere-d in athletics. Still coming up in the world, or rather in school, they entered th-eir Junior year with Herbert Jolley as class president. This year Sterling Smith was elected to fill the office of business manager of the Orange and Black and the Tiger. Eight men lettered in football, and four in basketball. Then came the final year, Joe Biggs .4-ef' X aff' :me ga 'O A5599 A 4 L , Q. YC 4, was elected president. Fourteen men re- ceived letters in football, and seven were awarded in basketball. Most of the outstanding men in track were seniors. In December the Seniors entertained the Juniors at th-e annual prom. This was carried- out in modernistic decora- tions of black and silver. The Senior class play Polly With a Past, directed by Dora Smith, was well enacted by the cast. Fifteen Seniors were taken into the Quill and Scroll Chapter, an honorary society for high school journalists. Thirty-one members of the Senior class were elected into the National Honor Society. This is the largest enroll- ment from a Senior class in this high school. F171 Glmcl-1 AlNsw1llz'l'H. Jay, 1 ' G 811111115 fur fil'i11't', so Palm and so fair, With llllllfiilillj' smile allrl dark 15l'IlXVll ll:lil'. Barak:-tllslll 115, Vollf-yllall 115, l'l-p 1'luh 135, 1'igglv1,vria185, History Club 1'l'esident135. ANDREW Wll.soN ANDERSON. Alldy. 1115 le-:MIN thu- 1'i1ANRA falplllllivtimllly Slllirla 115. Allizlllvv, N1-lrr. 115, Ifmxthalll 135 145, Ss-vrvtzlry-'1'l'1-:lslllw-1' Class 145. Evlf:l.YN B,ul.l+:Y. lf1'l'. Ilflll't dn tmlaly what you 1'Ill1 pil! off till hnnurrnw. 1111-0 1'lllll 135, Follies 135, I'iqgl4-tvriu 145. Blalwlc Blml-zlz. 1..'hllhlly. C stands for 1'hnllby g Y1-s, Iiruw- is his IIZIIIW. n'il1'1'f'5'1'l' he- is, 111-'ls always ihv sumo. Wl'e-ntlillp: 115 125, Football 125 153 145, .l.C.C.1:45 145. FRANCIS BOND. F1lt. Oh, if I were only the hny my Motln-r thinks 1 um! Ag 1'lul5 SP1'1'P11l1'5' 125, Yell Louder 145, lmnrball 135 145, .l. C. C. 135 145. Hlcl.l1:N B0oNE. li1mnl'P. A iliifiltx he-nrt 1l11lkP1'l a hlooming visagv. Vullm-yllnll 115 125 135, Balskvtball 115 125 135, Ross Huninss Collvge 145. 1181 Mlxlavlx A1.I.1101511. .'11llrr'. .-1 truv f1'll'l111 tu ullv :incl all, Rl-ally in he-lp you if you fall. Ross B1lSil1l'QN Coll:-ge 145, Hand 155 1111-1- Club 155. VINCPINT BM-ox. l'ill. I llnvv Yun Tl'llij'. l'n1-lllu Cvntrlll High 115 125 135, 11 K 14 Stuff 145. Tiqvr Slzlff 145, Vim-l--1'l'n-si1ivllt Flame 115, J. 1'. 1'. 145, Up:-l'n-itll 115 125 135, Frlllivi 115 125 135, l':l1sL'lull l'I'1'n. 115, Pllrliunls-lltzlry' View--1'l1-s. 115, Stn- nlf-nt f'I!111l!'1i 135, Glcolual-1 B.xll1'15N. Tml. To hc-or or nut to ln-nr. Atllln-tim 125 135, 1'nfi1-n- Sllllilli 125, l5r:l- nl:ltir'1'lull 135 145. Holm-:R Bums. Jndfn, 'Tis gre-:lt to livv ill luv:-lalllcl. Ig'1l2H'il5, Culn. 115 125. Ihlskn-ilulll 135 145, lfootllalll 135 145, Pre-sifln-ll! Flaw 145. MARY BOONE. Mr1rgl. A qlxis-1 and plvzlszllli lllilllllvl' XVillR lhillly frivnils. History Club 125, 0 R ll Stuff 135, Quill and Scroll 135 145. Hx-:Ll-:N Blz.xrmnRY. lIl'lvll. A flllllllj' flispnsitiml is thf- wry soul uf SU1'K'l'lii. Priclu 115 125 135, Ulm- Club 145. JANE BRAIWORI1. Filling, As wc journe-y through lifv l.4-t us liw hy the- waxy. 1 Silllllll 111, lii:p:l1-In-rin 131 141, Qui-On 141, llrunuilic' Cluli 121, P1-p Cluli 121, Vit-vs l'i'z-sinlvlil Cluss 131, Nutionul Honor Sovi- Q-Ly 131 141, Vim- l'l't'hilll'llt 111, 0 8: B Stuff 141 'l'ig'n-r Staff 141, Quill K S1-roll Sl'Cl'l'lRl'j' 141, Cluss Play Ctlllllllltlve 141. Clll+IN'l'ER Blmww. --un.-f. Not :I nmn in part, hui in full. Grn-:il llm-nal, Kansas 111 1221 131. Bmvrx' Brlmi-rss. ll'nvlfIy. l llll1l'llll1Illi.1' niule-rslniui Iln- opposite- sl-x. 'l'l'1-alsllrn-I' Girls' I.t'Rll.Q'lll' 121, I'z-p l'lul1 131 Follivs 121, llrzunzllil' Clnlv 121 131, Suv: l'e-lailjr 131, llaiskvllmll 121 1Il1, I'l-om Coin' xnillw- 131, JAM:-:s CAl:soN. Jim m if-. li1'11'ilI'1' of tho Illllll who sinilvs whvn ln- is llIlg'l'-YI sul-li mon am- mlzingvrous. Ross llusine-ss Collvgv 141, 11 N ll Stuff 151, ll1I'l'l'5f1lll 1.11, l', 11. 151. PAl'I,iNl-: OANNEL. l'olljl. 1 lf:-t :ill you vain wliilv tln' 1:1-ltim:'s gooxl, l'igg'la-If-riz11l1, Volle-ylmll1l1, liaskn-lluill1!1. DmzAl.vN CuAMm-IRS. 1'urrir'. Yu- Goals! ls ilu-rv no re-livf for low? Vive--l'x'1-sill:-lit Girls' IA-ngnv 111, lbrannalic I Clulr 111 11.1, S4-nior Class Play 1-11, Na- tionul llonor Society 141, Olu-AAP!-Play S Contest. 141. KARL Rox' BRANNING. lfranning. My lmpvn an- not always realized, but I min always hope. Book Club 121 131. JVNE BROWN. Jun iv. Fvw pvrsons lnivc- lhv courage to appvar as ' , 'll LI. good as tln-1' rn-allv arc. mm 111 1711111 E1.m:n'r CAnsoN. Kit, I'ni short, but so was Nalpolv llll. .1p.7Cluh 121, till-1-Cluh 131, lhnd 131 141, Orr-ln'stl':l 131. RUSSELL CARTER. Nusly. I think tlu-re-forv I 1-xist. Mouh, Vinh 111, l'ulis:ulv 111 121.1lk l4St:ul'l'131. PAUL CASPAREK. 1'up. Post-gr:n.lnate 151. Li:s'rEn Cn ARLES. Lr.v. X 1-ll L1 'ill A :nun of lifu upright, whosv guiltlvns hour! is frm- Froxn alll Llislimu-sl devil, or tliought of vanity. Band 111 1:21 131 141, Uri-lnlstrzz 141, Hun- gry Fivv 141, National Honor Soriely 141 I1 51 3' Somm-2 CIIIRBY. Brna:ly. Vuril-ty is the spice' uf Iifv. Iiuskvlluull 111 123 135 145, Yulln-yhull 125 4:45, Glee lfluh 417. Gmonm-1 EARL CLICK. l.l1':-lc. He- who laughs last has hvcn asleep. I'unt-grzuluzxtv 155. JANE CLYMER. Jull1' ll. H.,mi nature- mul gum! sc-nsr' nro partners. I'ust-grzulnatv 155. L.uvm-:Nos COLE. lll'r1. ' l'x-m'idvm-1- pruvimh-s for mv, and I um wl-II route-nt. Urrlu-stra Llj, l'iy,:g.rlts-riu Q37 C-lj. JACK CORSON. 'l'4n'zun. livwulw- of thc wanna-nl Hand H1 4123 Q35 L-U, Orvlwslrn CD, Hi Y Q33 HJ- Flmwmzs D.xNIm.s. l runki. A nn-rry hm-art llHlkPS ll 1-111-vrful vlvlllltvlnallxm-. Rin-tux'i1'ul Uluh llj 121, Banks-tlmll Q-U, Pig gh-tcriu GSH. l201 MARY DENNIS. - EIIMA DE ROSE. .-lucy. lluppy. I vnuni thut Ilny lust wlmsv low Ilvscoiiriiltg Thv must Inalnifvst sign of voutcnt is Clwvr- suu fulm-ss, Vit-ws frcnn my luunl Ill!X3'1ll'11lj'il1'111lll Spunisli Club 133, Bnskvtbull 113 123 131 tlnnt-1 143, Cup. 1-13, T1-nuis 133, Girls' 'l'I':u'k Nulituull Ilunur Suvil-ty 133 143, N. H, S. 123, Vnlls-ylnlll 123 133, Cap. 133, Dru- l,l'1'Ni111'll1 143, 'l'I'i-Y 143, I'rt-silt-ut 143. nniric' Club 133, Pigglvtm-I'iaI 133 143. R111-tuI'iI-als 133, Ilrulnatim- Club 123. 13 .Q li Stuff 143, Tig:-I' Stuff 143, Hook 1'lub 113. Lotus DE Rosie. l.uuI'e. KENNETI1 DERRYBERRY. lf1'rmie. ' Why W1ll'l'.3' and lllilkl' lifo :lull and slvww? Mix rc-anon with ple-astxrc, Apr Club 123, Fullivs 133, l 143, Football 133 143. Rum' DII,I.s. l'l.l'lI'l1':x'. . 'iggle-tvriu 133 3v1Nd0l!1 with mirth. North Pluttv, Nt-br. 113 123 133, Funtbull 113 123 133, lhlskt-tlmll 113 123 1-13, Ili- 1' 133, Junim' Class Play 133, Studvnt Cllllllvil 133, J. C. C. 143. JIMMY DOIIGLAS. - -.DUUH-n lxtllllllg' is 4-Itln-r gtrmwri or bald, but think- ltl 1-njny b4-ing W11'kl'I1 'jIlS1 uuvv. ing xuukn-s it su. YIM'-l'l'1'S1111'll1 Class 113, 0 K I! Staff 133, liuskt-llmll 113 123 133 143, U k 1iStuft 143, '1'1n'1-h 1'lub 1223, iiisttwy Club 1223 133. llrauuul ic 1'luLv 123. EIl.lCl'1N Dox'I.E. Iv,xN DREW. ..Tl-Hyln 1.Jiyy-in Ntvthing is ilunnssiblt- tn il willing hx-zlrt. hawk likv Hvlvn ll. happy. Tri-Y 133 143, l5I'2llll1lll1'l'lllll 133 143, Dru- Buntl 113 123 133 143, Boxing 143. nuttin- 1'lub l'luy 143. Runnin' Eimzxlzlms. ERNEST ELRON. lInP1. .'1l. limb duosn't any muvh, but thinks an lot. Of tln-il' own mm-rits, nmdt-st pvnplv aw liixeluigv Club 133, 'l'l'.l1'k 133 143, Nutiuuul llmtwzm-. lluluu' Socit-ty 143. CII.uII.ENE EI.nEI:. ,,Fi',l., Liv.-ly 1-tmnpuny is always lluuk 1'lub 113. Ilraunutic- Club 123. Y 1 2 ww 411 AS M Glu- 1'lub 113, 'l'I':lc'k 123, Ynllt-,vbull 133, Aviutinn 1'lub 143. LEoI.A ELLIS. LMI, th-sirublo, It's uim- tu bv natural whvn you're nnt- urully nice. lirizn' Rosa- Play 113, Book 1'lub 113, Dru- ntutic- Club 123, Fruitu 133. 1211 a Q 5 3 tfu S ui- 5 5 . C X I-14 En FAIIRMEYER. l+'rHz. Whvn he- spa-aks, listvnl yuu'll ht-ar mmm-tliing. 'l'ra4'k 111 125 131 1-43, I-'mvtlxall 133 1-lj llaakvthall 111 123 133, Ili-Y 139 141. AiI.m:N Form. A'l'llyl. Maul:-at hut nh MY! Ilramutic- l'lulv 1-ll, llramalil' 1'luh Plays 145, S1-ninr Class l'la5' 143. Tigm-r Slaft' 1-Il 0 K li Staff 145, Quill S4-roll 143. Na- tional llramr Sm-it-ty 1-lj, Ono-Act-l'lay Contn-st 143. LA VI-:RNA FQRTNEY. Tr'f:l.x', Do your ln-st. l'lc-limits, Texas 115 121. HOWARD FRANKLIN. Sonny Boy. I 1lon't think I van rm-1-itv, tvavlwr. lic-ulah, Kvntuc-ky 111. BILLY GALE. 1h1Iu. Xa-vm-r walk wlu-rv you van ride. liaml 115 1:25 133 145. M,umAm:'r Goonmvlr. I'wm.. Whu says, Ullontlmiwn prvfvr hlunde-w ? LA Vrzlrm F1-zmavsox. I vl'gri. If l'u- lu-1-n mv-rrp, what malta-r who lmmvslf Ilramatic- 1'luh 115, Npanixh l'luh 12l, 15h-1' l'luh 143. NIARY Fmim-2. Sm.'Iw.w. Sh'-'s huhhling tm-r with laughin-r anal gumlwill. W1-ssiugtnn, Suuth llakuta 1121 1IH. E,xn.x Folurclx. Baby l ar-r. ' ll:-r ways arm' wage uf fri:-mllim-sw. fllvu- l'luh 1U 121 131, Iiramatix- l'luh 130, Ints-l'l1alinual Ru-latiuns l'lulr 11ll, Khulur- 11-al l'luh 121 131, Hirls' 'Iriu 1:41. 'l'lIEI.M.k FRONM. lI1lw. Cav as a lark. Briar Ruse- Play 113. Hr-:Li-:N G,xnNt-In. llumksty pays, and pays and pays. Ili-uk 1'luh 111, llistury Vluln 12l. lilietrvrir-als 1519, Natinual llonnr Sm-ivtp 145. H.u1m,n Gotmn. --n.1f., Was aml is to lw thi' uAl'lZ1lIHl Kill. Yif-1-'l'r1-sifln-111 Class 111, 'l'rn-as. Girls' l.e-:lgim Arizona 111, Glt-nwuml 12i, lli Y 143. 123, vlI't'-l,I'1'HlIll'llI S. ll. A. 131, lluakul- hall 1243, National llunur Suri:-ty 1-ll. I 22 l Elmumir EARL GRANT. lu'4l4l:'r. lh- yours:-If nt alll time-s. llnsnlt 113 123 133, linskm-tlmll 143. Cl.Anlc'E GRIFFITII. 1'l4ll'iv'. Ilon'l hulk, du. um- Ulub 123. El.lZAl!l4I'I'lI NANCY HAMLIN. lI4'Il.v. Hui, drink, nnd lu- slondn-r. Mm-ki-r High 113 123. Poinmm, l'ulif., 133. DoNAl,n PIARTXVIG. llon. V4-ry quin-1? Oh ivs, tis so But of what ln- iw tliinki Rom-:l:'rA GRANT. Ii'uhhl'. A piano was made for more reasons ilulu one. cum- Club 113 123 133 143, Operetta 113, Follios 133, Girls' Trio 133, 0 8: B Staff 133, Quill K S1-roll 133, Tiger Staff 133, National Honor Socity 143. Imomn-:NE HAI,E. 1ir'm?. Anytliing that is worth doing is worth doing well. Orcln-strai 123 133, History Club 123, Rln-tori:-als 133. GENEVIEVE HARBIGAN. Grin, Wln-n in doubt, giggle. Book l'lulr 113, IHNIKDIZ3' Club 123 llzlskviliall 113 123, L4-agua plays 113 133 Piggle- tc-riu 133 143. HAROLD HATTON. llm11'y Suuzzlvf' B4-ttvr lah- than nvver. . ng Ag Club 123, lli-Y 133 143, Wrestling 143. You nc-ver know. Tmzonomc HAYASIII. ROGER HENDERSON. --vm. --Img. llo today what 1-:ui ln- done today. N4-wr tronhlu troulrlv till trouble troulnlos Blind 113 123 133, Footlmll 113, 'l'ran'k 113 mu. 123, Ill-Y 133 143, Torch Club 113 103 Appl:-ton 113, 0. K B. Stuff 143, Tiger Stuff 143, si-Um 143. RllXfkNNA HINTON. JAMES HOPKINS. lI.lliw. Ilopp1'4'. Find ll wuy or make one. A word to ilu- wisv is suffix-ivnt. l'osL-grudunt,u 153. Honlde-r Prop 113 123, Fort Collins 123. rf' fi wag- e it B 5 G' l 23 l 44, A3505 N11RMAN Howcnxlss. CIIARLES HVFFER. Nr,rm. ' 1'lilu'k. All Hu! lmlivs think lu s swvc-1, but why A unilv a clay ki-1-pw ilu- rlewtur ziwnv. so hashful? 1'i,:gl.-1.-rm 1:15 141, mm- 1'lulr 121: l'l'1-sill:-lit llny's In-agrilv 141, I'l'vRid1-111 Ili-Y 141, Tm-k 111 121 131 141, I-'.,..l.1-all 131 141, Nuiilmal Honor Sur-in-Ly 141. Tm:i.MA Hmm. P.x1'1.rNx: JENKINS. lI.'gyl1-x, I'nIly. Sinilv und the world svnilm-in with you. Willing tn ln-lfl uf :ill time-s, Fruwu illlll you frown nlniuf. Mnntrusu 111, IH-p Squaul 131, llrnnmlit' Club Hintnry Kllulw 121, Ons- Am Play Unim-st 141, 131. IN-11 1'lul: 141, lbrzunutic Club 141, lhux- nmtir- Club play 141, National Honor Sv- vi.-ty 141. Hunt. JOHNSON. Hi-:mmm Jn1.I.r:Y. Ullqzglf' ll1'F'l. 'fair ug gi flnwvr, 1l'f'llflf' 111111 SWWIZ. Ili- plays squnrv in wllaitvvvr lu- mlm-s. lntux'-National Rm-latinns Clulm 121. l 1H'fl12lll 121 131 141, G lilnnkm-1 141. Tran-k 111 121 131 141, Flaws l'rvsil1-nt 131, Stumle-nt limb' I'r1-sidvut 141, Yin-- prvs. Hoya l,4':xgui- 131 Sw-1-.-'l'rv:i-, Ilms l.l':u,:u4- 121. Niltlfbllill lluimi' Snr-in-ty 131 141, liuskvllialll 131 1-I1. Hmucv JONES. .I'.xNm' Klsslwux-:l:. It's gnml lu lu- me-rry and wisp h'ix.vy. Il's gnml in ln- hnni-st illlll lruv. Spnirv tin- rml :mul spoil ilu' vliilrl. Fnnthaill 131, lhlskvtlizill 141, 'l'ruc-k 111 121 Ilislnrlv 1'luh 121, lluwln-tlmll 121 131, 11 it 131 141, linxing 141. ll Stuff 141, Quill K Sc-roll 1-l1. Puimv Limsox. Gimcr: LAWTON. l'Ii1'l. .1 1.-:u'l u'h.r's rliIiu:4-iivv :ind untiring 1-ffort A g'l'1l1'1'l'j' stun' is right up my :ills-y. :Irv lmuncl tn lrrinpg sim:-4-ss. Pigrpzlc-tvria 131 141, Glu- 1'lul1 141. BESSIE LEPINUTES. Cn.ucr.Es LVMIJ-tv. Fm' llllHlI't' unulv livl' what Flu- is, and 1'lirrirl1'f1. nvw-1' lllilill' Hll111lll'l'. 'l':iki':g xx'mmn'n :is tin-y 1-onu-, I like' lin-m l'iggln-in-1'in 131 141. livin-r as thug gn. I2 4 l l'ig:g'ln-ta-rin 131 1-11, Piraitvs 121 131 141. Al.l!l+IR'l' M.fXl3SlCN. .. ,, .- ll s llu- lm- nf lln- mind that 1-mints. 143. Evlf:ln:'rT M.-xicsmm. 1'u1'l,1l. Il-3 with lmuks, lvl's lmvu smnv fun. lhzslu-ll3axll123 1l3 143 Ilul 1l31'l U3 A xx ll13 133 143, lurrll 1'lulr 123. llraunutic 1'lul3 plays 143. Sr. Vins, play 143, 13 ,M-I l'l:n5 1-out--sl 143 .Xg:1'lnlu 123, Imm- lll :In 1 lull 143, Butimuil ll-mor Sm-ivty , 'Q '1 L . II1-3 1.33 143 l'1gg:l1-lv1'm 133 143. Vll!1llNl.k M.KlCSll. HV: All yur. ll? 3 vuys lnugli xxln-n you van, iI's :I rln-:xp lllv1li4'im'. Huis lhwim-xs 1'ulle-fu 133, l'igp.:l1-Ivriai 143 l'us : A I l.,lllillll1 143. Mal lu- wi :lv zmznlw. Cl.Al'I3INl+I M1'C'mmic'K. 1'l1lu1l. ny an girl with mln-:ning 1-ya-s pruws 113 1'l1i1'li:lsl1:l High 113, Gln-v 1'lul3 143. JIM MY M1'H1u:1I. 1-wwf. ll1.lt n .un nh-an In itsa-lf. Fmmllulll 123 133 143. 'l'r:n'k 1l3 123 133 143 llul11lnll1i3143 I 1 1 10143 ill- In 'l'uom.xs M1'F3Xlll3PIN. Timer-. :xml Siu-lla-y lmu-n't mm-li un llvrun. 13 s 1 ul Sit 4 rl 7 I ,gil 'jill .WW A 25 1 IC x6 ON Q, fr F' 'l w 'lu-...3,. 13 n. .x. 11.3 1:33, lam...-3 rum 123, l'ir:1lv Fu lmll 123 133 143, llzuzd llranualic Club plans 133 143. 113,019 ll .'l: 3 133, Sr. 1'l:ls play 143, ' 131 - M31 l'l:l,3' l'Ullfl'Sl 143. u 1 I Howmm M.kPES. .3l4lp:-x. 'lla wurli or not in wurk, lllilt is flue 1IlI1'Nll1lll. Fuullmll 133 143, lluski-tlrull 113, lli-Y 143. A'rr.AN'rA MAKRSH. N13v'4'. A girl worlh whilv is Hit- girl who f-an smilv wln-n 1-ve-l'ytllii1g gm-s clvzul XVl lllllJ,'. I'kn- 1'lulr 113, limnmlim- 1'lulx 123 133 143 Suv. 143, llll1'l'll2lll13Il2li R1-lutimus Ulnlr 123, llirl l,1-:lguv l'uum-il 133, l'n-p 1'lul3 133, 'l'l'i-Y 133, Latin 1'luI3 son-i'1-tzlx',v 143, Nu- liolml Sc31'i1'lj' 133 143, Quill K Svrull 143, 13 Sa B Stuff 143, Tig:-r Stuff 143. K r:NNi':'rlI M.K'l'1'IIE'FT. K:'n. A lllllffll is wurlli an lxumlrml grualns in any manrkm-1. l4'uuil3:lll 123 143, Wil-silillg' 143, Pigglv- ivria 143. J.xNE'r M1'Cm-1. 'tlluhf' lilvlwl of 1-1lu1uti13n. lirmli 1'lul3 113, l 13lli1's 1l3 123 133 143, I'k1- 1'Zul3 113, 13 .Y li Stuff 133, IH-p 1'Iul3 1,1-anlvx' 1-l3,Hl111' 1'llxlr 143, l'ip.:p.:l1-twin 143, En Mc'El.u0Y. E1lzll'rf. llis fri:-mls ilu-y urn- many, llis fm-s am' tln-lx' zuiyi' 'l'1-:mis 143, lluskf-llfzlll 123 133, Vullvylmll 123 1:33. Pun, MC'Wll.l,IAMS. I wunl Il sc-wml hour r-lass wln-rv I can vlxvw gum, Ulllilll' 113. Drauntfir' Uluh 123 133, R1 rn LU11:l.l.AN. Iuwix Mixxxlxu. Ru1h. --l',,,,,J,. lil' Wllilf PIU 02111 1 'll2I3'- Thr- lmlcl man is H10 lu-111-r man. liaskvtlmall .113 123, i,l'1'l1l1'll1 Lalin 1'lnl1 llaelu-tball 123 133, l'i3,:gl1-tn-ria 133 1-13. 1-13, Nahunal HGIIHI' S111-i1-15' 143, Dxvnm Ml1IPlNS. 0x1 Lnu lximjyg, lI11.3'1'. Ili l31-13 Fisua Labura. lf inn f'2lII'l wluietlv Singl f Class l'l'l'hi1l1'llf 123, 8111110111 l'lx1'1'u1ir1- Cum- Gl1-1- 1'lnl3 123 133, Girls' 'l'ri13 1:23 1:13 Ill'i111'1' 123. 'l'1rrc'l1 1'lul3 123, lli-Y 133 131-1-ln-slra 133, l'1-p 1lnl3 123, llmvk 1'lnb .1-13. 0l'1'll1'i1l'2l 133, Naliunal ll1in13r Su- 113. Girl! I.1-aguv 1'1-nn:-il 123 1-13, 'l'ri X 1'i1-tr 133 143, ll131mk 1'lul3 113, lntvrna- 133 113, 13 R li Staff 133, Xu1i1-nal llun tional R1-latiuns Club 1-13. 13r Susie-ty 1-13. FAR MARIE MILLER. LI'1'n.LE Mrrclmrr.. IL'i1', J1u'k1'1'. I lll'4'1l a ns-w wave. Always a smilv 113 3:11-1-1 yon, Dramatic' 1'lul3 113, lllkllllilfif' Flnlr plays 143, P1-rry, 13klah1nna, 113, llis113rA 1'lub 123 G11-1-1'lub 143, Sr. Class Pl2ly1'13!llllli'1l'0 Glvv Club 143, National ll1-nur S131-i1-Ip 145- 143- MERL Mrrcm:LL. Joan-1 Moomz. 1-M1'ck1-gf. --J1-. xvll2l1l'V0l' you say! liat, sl1-vp, 1lrink, and ln- wl11111p1'1-. 1'13l1vra1lu Springs 113, Aluplvtun 123, S1-niur l'illiNll4ll' 113 123. Clams play 1-13. Mxvxsm Moom-2. NIARIE MORTON. Ulf,0ll'8.n U luri','.' .X p131'k1-t 1-clitiun small but 1'1nnpl1-10. 'l'ln- must vurinn- thing in 1li1- w11rl1l is 1 l'aIiwa1l1- 113 123, iiillld 133, Gl1'1- 1'lub 133, girl who is nm Flliiillllw. 1.43, P1-13 1711113 143, Tri-Y 143, Girl K1-s1-rvvs 113, i'igKl1'i1'l'll 1:43 143. 1 .xy M'Al!1iI'l'ZRl'FE Mo'rZ M.XRX'lN MVLVIHIIJ.. Mary, l'rrIz1'I. . 'N1-n nman nuthing' in :ny f'l3llllg' lifv. Why 3N'1l!'l'j'Y Yun n1-v1-r 1:1-1 Iliru lifv aliu ,ifhiury Club 123, l'iggl1-tflria 143. 11Il5WH5'. llralnatiz' 1'lul3 123 133 143 Yi1-1--111-1-11. 1-43 ' llralnalir' 1'lnl3 plaxs 143. Natinnal llnnnr A sm-11-my 1:43 111, 11...-k 11111. 113 123. 111 rf' ll'l'll2lllUlIGll R1-la1i1-ng 123 l'r1-s. 123, Quill '-. X S1'r13ll 143, 'Figvr 113, 13 N li Staff 113 75, S1-niwr 1'lass Play 1-13. 'i l26l Hmmmuum NPISlllT'l'. Lulusl-: NEAR. lf1wl. Lu1'y, Nu iluuw will 1-wr 1,51-I my gulll tkmtlmzlll. lt's 1:11-all to ln- ll1':lT. Mmllmll 111 121 131 141, Hawke-tlmll 111 llrauuzutiv l'lub 121 131 141 S4-4-. 131, Bas 1:11 141. J, 12 C. 1111 1:11 1-l1,. lu-tlxull 111 121, Ukl- Club 111, sr. Class play 141, l'iggl1-t1-r'ia 131. LYNN P.wlc. GLENN NLJESHAM. 1f1'1l. Nn4ll.'1'. llurr-r, Iimn- :xml tidn- wait on no umu. ll1m't girls, l'm lmshful, Wusul1'li Al'lllll'llly 131, Ag l'lul1 121, Ag l'lul1 121, Fuutlmzlll 141, National llouur Sm-i1-ly 141, lirunultiv Club 141, lli-Y 141 Fnllivs 121. LI.11Yll Przluw. PEARL PARKS. l,nj11I. l'rurl'1'c. l':u1l1-iw-wslxi hilusvlf. Work :uni plzly Pillllllil iw dom- slim-1-ss llllNli1'lllllll 131 131 1-11, llraunutic' Club 141, fully 1'HI'llllilll'll. llrluuntim- 1'lulx plays 141, Track 111 121 llltl'I'llllliUll2ll R1-lutimms 1'lulr 121, lk-p 1'IuIm 131, Sr. Ulmm play 141, 131, Yulloylmll 111, Sr. Class Plug' flblll mitluv 141. Cu.uu.uc PLSEK. ESPER Pl-:1'r:Rs0N. 1'hu4'k. I'1'l1'. l.uvm arm- tlmsl- wlm lmw Ihv gift uf My, hut girls am- 111-syn-mtv things. lllillilllg' fri:-mls. Ag Club 121, l'iggl1'i1-rin 131 141. l'igp.fl4-tc-l'ia 131 141. Ikuu. QIYIST. DEAN Prrrs. N1'n1U1n'. l'il'lxf'11f' lin-ry slur in 1-re-ry way l'm gm-tting lmld- Nut lhnt. I low siudy lvss, lvut I love fun 1 4-r mul lml1l1'r. nmrv. Imnlunaltim- 1'Iulu 121 131, Glu-o Club 131, l'i1:- J. C. C. 131 141, l'igglulvl'iu 131 141, liais- gle-lvriu 131 141. kutlmll 131. Fl.1umN1'11: RMT. FRANCES QUIBT. An np:-n lu-urn-sl muidvn, gnmi and true. l n1nkn'r-. Gln-1-1'lulm 121 131 141, Tri-Y 131 141, Vol- A quivt girl with 1ui1-l ways. ln'j'lrull l-U1 Iiuskvllmll 147- CIW' ,lllllll lf - '2 1 'K' Vllllf fel. Pl!-fllle' l 1 lhunilx tm-rm 131 141. fl? xi WAV!!!- Q 53 ., S 64- X l 27 l QI. Astya' Amm R.xNn.xI,L. ,-lima 11111111 hunmr is tho lu-nl1l3 131' tho soul. Yulln-jlnlll 113, Glu- 1'lull 1-13, 0 X I1 Stuff 143, 'l'ig1'1' Shxff 113. R1311113N.x Rl-mn. .1Iurm. SI31- will nmlu- lifv what ii uuglll 113 ln-. Glullv Purli 1313. Dixvm Rim. lhly. Ilumphl ,Xml VIII an S1-ninr now. 'I'i'zl4'k 123 133 113, F1313ll3:lll 143, Polive Sqllzlcl 133. WILM .1 Suxrtn. l1'il. llappy lu-:irtx nmlw lllilllj' fri:-mle. N131-l, MlSS1lll'l. 113, Ellis, Kansas, 113, Pali- saulm- 123 1213. BERTIIA S1'nl,r:G.xr.. lf:-rl. It is nut always 11113 big.: things 1l3u1 miunl, ful' Iriflvs nmka- pn-l'l'13r'1im3. 13 .v li Stuff 1:13, l'iLff.fl1'il'l'iil 1:43 143. Hmzisux Suri:-mzns. Nk111. Hmm R.xNnAr,L. lll1y3l3iw, Wulm-In a1in'1 gn no 1-lmrm for nw. l'13li1-v Squzul 123. l'i3.:3:I1-1:-rin 1213, Ilramm 131- fvlllll 143, Sr. L'lusN l'l:15 l'l3lIlllIlill'l 1-13. M.Xl1X' RPIX'NOI.l3S. .1lur3l. ,X light :ui-l lizlppy lu-url lin-s lunxr. 1 1.11-v Clnlu 113, 13 N I1 511111 113, Quill k s.-1.333 143. Rvru Roni-:k'rs. Nlcwrls. Ent, :lrink :mal lu- l1ll'l'l'y, fm' 113ln13rrmv you may lmn- 113 xvuvrli. In-xigfllv plulss 123, 131'1ln3s1l':1 113 1 3, llis Iurx 1'lull 1123, lianlwllmll 1l3 1133. DE.um'YN S.um13Nr. IJrur Klum l,l'2lK'il1'1' mzllws 331-rf1-vt :lt lvnsl un :I violin. Mt, l'l1-an-:u31, 111111. 113 113, 133-vln-s1i':l 1.13 113, 13111-r1-11:1 1213, Tri-Y 133 113, Nuli-333 :Al llullul' Sur-in-ty 113, Gi-:mu'r'r S1'Ir1Pi'i:RS. --l5.1f1r.3, I313n'1 rush lm- girls, lliviw-'s luis of r'h:mr'P fur you, l m3lImIl 133 113. lhslin-1l31lll 113, I'r13m , . , , . . . lunlllnttw- 1.13 113. llK1fll'll'l'lil 1.13 143 .l.1'.1'. 123 1:43 113. H.xvw.uu3 Sl1I'l.I.. lluy. 11z31l's gift In llw wuliwli. 131133 1 worry :llmlli lm-, l Ill just IIIIYIIIIL' 1l Fm3131l3:lll 123 133 143, Hilwlivflizlll 123, AL! 15131111 limv, 1'lul3 123, Fullif-Q 1213, .l. 1'. 1'. 123 1353 11113311 113 123 1213 113, 131-1-lu-sll':l 113 123 113, Yin--l'1'1-s. 113. 1213 113, llruas Svxtn-I 113 lllw- 1'llll1 113, 1281 ALTA SENTER. Cen.te'r. l've had u good time and I don' care who knows it. Dramatic Club 123 133, Pep Club 113, Dra- matic Club plays 133, Piggleteria 133, Basketball 113 123, Sr. Class Play com' mittee 143. Tnr-:LMA SMITH. Selmie. She keeps her irowns and gives her smiles away. Basketball 113 123 133 143, Baseball 113 123, Truck 133, Secretary Girl's League 183, TrieY 143, Sr. Class Play 143, Presi- dent Girl's League 143, National Honor Society 143, One Act Play contest 143. Louis STORM. Hn-a'zy. To give the girls a break, the poor dears. Dramatic Club 123 133 143 Pres. 143, Hi-Y 183 143, Glee Club 143, Torch Club 123, Rhetorics 133 143, Sr. Class Play 143 National Honor Society 143. R1-rx TAYLOR. Fritz I can't pretend to deny that I'm inter- ested in the fair ones. Rhetorics 113, Dramatic 123 133 Pres. 133, 0 GL B Staff 133 143 Editor 143, Tiger Staff 133 143 Editor 143, Quill AL Scroll 143, Executive Committee 143, National Honor Society 143, J. U. C. 123 133 143. TnoMAs Tora. fINug'l7 Let's be happy today, for tomorrow we flunk. Band 113 123 133 143, Glee Club 133 143, Vocal 133 143, Track 133 143, 0 H B Staff 143, Tiger Staff 143. RUTH TURNER. Ruthie National Honor Society 133 143 Sec. 143, Glee Club 123 183 143, Girl's Trio 143, Tri-Y 143, Follies 133 143. F' Ii STERLING SMITH. Peitleba'um. Paint heart never won fair lady. 1Sterling has a faint heart.3 Business manager 0 GL B 133, Hi-Y 133 143, Dramatic Club 143, Sr. Class Play 143, Quill and Scroll 133 143, Torch Club 123, National Honor Society 143. ROBERT STERNBERG. Bud. If brains were electricity, he would be a power plant. Class President 113, Vice-pres. Class 143, Track 123 133 143, Basketball 113 143 Hi-Y 183 143 Jr. Hi-Y 123,Nationa1 Hon- or Society 143. DOROTHY STQTLAR. Dot. I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way. ' Class Secretary 113 133, Yell Leader 133, Quill .li Scroll 133 143 Pres. 143, 0 Az B Staff 133, Tri-Y 133 143. LEROY Tnoinrson. Post-graduate 153. NATHAN TURNER. Nate. ' Life is too short to worry. Wasatch Academy 113 123 133. CLOTILD UPTON. nclotn Silence is sweeter than speech. Butte, Montana, 113. 1291 EIIPIANOIE WAIIKER. 'tJd1l111'.,, A littlv work, a littlo play K1-1-ps un giong on t.hv way. EVGENE WALKER. Ge'nf', llulf work and half play. Sidney, Nehr. 113 123 133, Potter, Nvhr., 143, l ost-graduate 1.53. JUNE WALKER. Thorn-'s nothing loves young dream. GEORGE WIAIRD. half so sweet in life as MonkPy. Grvat mvn aff' not always wise. Denver 113, Svc.-treas. Class 123, Draimntiv Police Squad 113 123 133 143, Lin-utvimnt Club 123 133 Treas. 133, Bakketball Volleyball 123. ETIIICI. IWAIIE. Eth. I live to love-, and love to livv. Piggle-tcria 133 . PIIABIAN WELSH. Man is uature's sole mistake. Basketball 123, Piggluturia 123 133. JACK WILLEY. Il'illr'y. Better on the dance floor than old Vitus. 1Ha-Ha.3 Wasatch Academy 113 123. LAURA MAY WII,BON. Lorrie. It is good for us to be here. 123, 133, Chief 143, Glvv 1'lulu 143, Sr. Uluns Play cuiinnlttee 143, National llunor So- ciety 143. FRANVI-is WEAVER. ..,,,.0ry.,- A girl with a smile- finds lifo worth whilv. lhiskt-tball 143, Vollvyhull 123, l'iggl4-ltfriu 133 143. FRANCES YVIIITE. F7'l1IlC1'U.N ll:-I' nznnv is :ls white' as hvr nzlnw? Lu Iirmult-, Ore-., 113 123, IH-p L'luh 143, Give Club 143. Jonx YVILSON. Jnhnny. Saint His ways are ways of plc-asantm-ss. Hi-Y 133 143, Torch f'luh 123, Orchestra 143, National Honor Society 143. Lois WILSON. It's a great life if you don't weaken. Volleyball 133 143. Sam Simon, Arizona, 113, Denver 123. ifl1'3l Hr: N N l+1'l l' Yol' NG. lim. Huml sm-nsv :uni good Ililflll'l' am- nowr an-pvlulln-el. lp, rlulr QU llul L , lll 131 Q-ll. Jovmc YOUNG. .Iny1'1'4', Sh:-'s A-vvrylrmly's frivnd, 0Yi'll tllv h-au-lu-rs. Glu lll lm-riu xl: 131, Gym Carnival QU, Pi C35 U7 Mun' Yo1'MANs. Always lu' yourself. Nvw Castle- cn my 1:43, 0 k B Staff 443 Tiger Staff C-lj. EVELYN YOUNG. uuung forum-x'Y lllvv Club QU. Lumslc ZucuLER. Lo-u-, To ln- tlu- one and only one or not at all I iggl0tm-ria L33 141, liaskctball 133, Volley ball 135. sw. xt 9 J fx 1 uf, ' I 1311 1 5 j I ,,. 5 'X A 5' y 5 af W 1 ' 5 .hi . -at .' 1- .M 'W mf ?-' w 1 x M x 1 5 K A im 5 .Y V , W W . ii 'gf 3324. Z .Wx I F,,..9 ' ,f 4 ' M-':'f' 'fl I + .-,U .'u' :fix ,x LL A 5: Q' 1 V ' f x I 'X ik' F ' l. 3 X Q41 v, ,5,1-wif!! Af, . . ! .. v K 1 ' Whijiswrj , 'mg 'N 1 H 5 S 4' aff' ,A wig , 1 ' ,. gf .SW K .N ' f 5 , Rai if -as f :Qv in 'G' MN. ' ' my iizjwr 2 X a K' A My , uf. J HL - ' Tl -X 1-'Z vw X ,. -W ' ' 55. 3,3 11 L . 1 , . f ,IQ ,E K , Ka X if Dafa. .Q , ,v L ,Y Si ,sf '. 15,3 ww-Q N , -f-Wx .A . WH as vw f'53R2J51X , fy 2' 573 .4 I 'nw if ,,. PP . W -5 W , .sa 'H '. Q ,sl k I .iv . iff 1 'jk K v ii M. Ayn P - Xu? , W , RIA . , - ,MH - 1 gg: .1-ra fu: gf ' ., Jw ffgn, 1 - A ' I 4' , yi, K T 1, V sf - 411' ' . -31,-,LI 1 5 . R ,4 1 -. ,yt ' M. ' -18 4 Wg-1 n A W , - , 4 -3 X 4 ' W 59 V4-Qi - 5 ,Ziff 45525 ' H ' '. ,Ka I . : 1 1' S , , 1 .w J I :. 'Y may jf n QQ' 1 9655-RAE: Y W- W ,'.','w11 ,, 'iq .s a fl 3. 'fl-If e , . .- 5652 'M Ei' 2 . ' 1 Q 1 . f .jf 'gg si ' Ku ,I . I ' gs I ,K . x. ,Q L. QM J. 5 ,fm :LPI X, . llc -. ' gli my f .I lifi lil ' ll? -rl a 3 iii I 'I OFFICERS Presidente- ........ .... B etty Jo Morrison,- Vice-President ....... ..,...... M ary Hockett Advisor ...oA,........h ....... S Edar B. Roe SecretaryJTreasurer ,... --- Miriam Price JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the past three years the Junior class has taken an active part in the af- fairs of the school. Hal D-ecker, Louise Roessler, and Betty Jo Morrison have served as presidents. In the Freshman and Sophomore years two boys- made let- ters in football, and in the Sophomore year only one basketball letter was awarded. This year three letters were C evgngjt given in football and five in basketball. Two new Junior activities have been added this year, the class play and pic- nic. Many Juniors are outstanding in dramatics. Four students were elected to the Quill and Scroll. The last social function of the year will be given by the Juniors when they entertain the Seniors at the prom. X, ll . lllllrl I33l F .. nw 3 ' ' 5 ' - E' L-, ,-I W-.:,..., .1 '- 'iii inf me feolam th ulwick lim wir flllll1SWOI'lh X lnrl I lim w June flll'lStIll'l.l1 .lm ssie K lurk , 'inni Llyn ,' Winfield Clymer . . 1 1 l , 5 liulph Uollinson lfrecl Uolniun Fl'illlf'0S Cooper Buffy Coiielund .l illlll S Craig I Albert Cox Doris Allen Earl Allgood Irene Andino Lawrenl-e Ausnius Frances Baines Evelyn Barge Ted Rungliinun Eleanor Buyliss Peggy Beurdsley Wanda Belz Stanley Berger Alniu Bergstroni Divk Bond XVilla Brewer Virginia Brown Eleanor Rlljlg Josephine Bnlla Iilerlie Cairns Louise Calhoun Carol Carpenter Robert Cree-l Hazel Cutter George Ciittillg Joe do Blaquiore Elma DeLong Mary Doc-kvr George Dorsvy Nelda Edwards Robert Eidson Thomas Fila lilargaret ldllimrtoii Thvlma Emerson Rl1'llZll'd Fox Can1am'lw Evans John Ford , . ll rwd Charles Garber William Garclnvr Bill Geopfarth Marie Gifford a Foil lvl! Bayard Gilbert Louise Gimple Tony lluerrie Gwendolyn Hammer Ulara Hannigan Wilma Harman Ellis Harris Dorothy Harris Rosa Mae Hays B911 Hvmlvrson liohe-rt Herring Jac-k Hinmrm Mary Hovkc-it Ralph Hulse-ybrook Ruth Horr Louis Gravestol k Nora Lloyd .lohn Maneuso George Marsh .lohn Muttison Agnes Millllllllllw' lie:-:sie Mr-Cary Ulnrive Mc-llonnlcl Virginia M4-nriieelli Grzwio Miller Arthur Mills Betty .lo Morrison Ashley Mowry Lillizun Mnnds iutllldill Mnnns Mildred Murphy Lyle Nuevo Imogene Horn Edith Horton Helen Hontz Alvin Hunnell Alive Hutton Caroline Inglehart Harold Iseminger Donald Jenkins Helen Johnson Marguerite Kapns Keith Krepps Opal Kettle Warren Yinrent Thelma Lani pshire Lynch Lnekett Velma Luc-kett Anita Landron Julia Laurent Bill Lightfoot Robert Littlejohn William Nelson Maxine Oberly Virginia Olson Clifford Onan Jessie Perry lintily Petrie Nadene l'it.zer Horace l'lnnih Lloyd Porter Miriam Prire Virginia Price Betty .lane Hagan Virginia Harden Dante Iiaso Harvey Rawlings Geraldine Renic-k Goldie Reynolds l1'ranres Ridge David Robinson Wayne Rodd Louise Roessler Harold Roper Willard Roper Lester Rose Beatrice Rnle Vernon Palmer Merlin Parker Madge Peak lllary Pedigo Carolyn Salatino Mary Salatino Norma Saltgaver Daphne Sanders Margaret Srharf Billie Schultz llnt-ille Svhow X ld 'v cf! rlf f-gs Lynn Vifilliains lluh Wilson Mary Agnvs Xvnlfo Thunias Woodward Dorotlla VVrif:ht Ilan Young llivk Y0llIl,XIl-ll'Illi1ll .lark llroady Ulara Cm-hran llob llnrgvss Uliarlvs Lowe lmunard King Ah I ur I Wfnguxnu 'll 'MU mi I as 1 all All .lar-li Svhlnidt Dixie Slim-narclson Marian Sinmsnn Uloyve Stokes Harold Stnrtz VVinifrecl Slough Irene Strain Puri-y Sontliward Ruth Mary Spem-0 lflvvlyn Suv Tallvy Me-lha Talyur Hill Tlwus Uonstaintino Tlwos Florenve llnderhill inny l'tIPl'lll1lll Hirani Waldron Gail Watson Ray Weaver Clara XK'agrwr Bvvvrly XYhitQ OFFICERS President M...v .-- .... - Robert Bauer Vice-President .--- M-. Edith McHugh Secretary ,..... ...... P aul Mars SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTGRY Sophomores have taken an active part in all activities this year. They were represented by twenty-five members in the band, three in orchestra and forty- two in athletics. Men who are to receive letters are: Bernard Ebright, Roy Lyons, Raymond MacElfresh, Fred Vaughn Earl Wixom, Bernard Keough and Lehman Pond. Maxine Cheedle was the student body secretary. Katherine Schmidt was the first Sophomore girl to receive a letter and third, out of all the classes to get one. A meller dramer was present-ed by the Sophomore girls at one of the League meetings. 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This year loads of Freshmen were seen at basketball and football and other activ- ities, supporting them with all their might. The Piggleteria stunt of the Freshmen class was the fish pond. fSuckers were found among all upper- classm-enl . It appears that the class this year will travel a studious as well as an active and enthusiastic road throughout their remaining three years, for there are nu- merous classmen with high averages. Some are Helen Roe, Fern Osborn, Betty Lou Allen and Barbara Jane Prinster. Mr. Holt predicts a sporting future for many of the boys of this remarkable class. He thinks that from the number of boys who took part in the sports and who did some outstanding work there will be many heroes for the girls to worship. A few who have been outstand- ing in sports are: Robert Cardona, Phil- lip Baca, Jess Marble, Charles Turner, Bill Stephens, Marvin Hamlin and Gil- bert Sada. l41l , , Ifr-ml Rs-xr, lwft tw right Jim Ilufforvl, Sh-wart I :u1tr'll, Marvin Iiamliiu, Frank l.:iIlo, Luis Jfnws, Ida John- Hll. Ifvvl-ilu hllllu-mx, R05 Nlillvr. lilvu-rll Illwwlilllalli, Ilzlrxvj Ilzivl-li, Ihvris lbvlivusv, l'n1r1lvll Ilzimilluu, lim-l r-nuglux, Iimillx 1'lnAxlm:u1u'In. .Il-am llrwwu, Luis II1llllI'lIN, llam-l M1-rris. ly Bur- Sw--mlnl IC-rw Iimlullx Il--mx, lmlf- Slum-vi-1-4, 11:-m'gv lhxylfnwl, Ihmuld Uzlllisnn, .Iulm links-r, llizulgi- Fora-0, B4-.lb riw- King, lixlli-'I' llil-riiv, Vluzlrlvs Iiullu, l':lul Iflllsxx'-will, I':llII l'm'I11':alu, Irulwllliy M:-IH-wk, Ifllln-n M-ursv, lrn-ne 'illlvlnlzllu-1, I-unnlv Iialrx ln. 'l'l1ir1I Imw Ifn-ll Vrswlvy, II-vwnrnl Milnv, .luv Bzxlu-r, Harry Ilzxislmi, William Ilur-km-It, Kallilvvn Billinufi, l'ln--I.. 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Rnlu-l'I:l Ilanlfl, Milslrvnl l':mlpIu-ll, Iivvzi Irwin, .Inu-pliillq' l'usr-ulmxzi, X1-ve-lnlal Auxtvll, ll:-Hllunl-.4-r, Zwlnm Sallsilinu, .Ia-un Klzlrsll. Swv-nlll R-rw Itwluwl I'IIl'iIIllliI, lla-lln-rt Rulxisnn, U-vil limit, liivrhm Mzmning, Iivvrlt Ihwulglxtmx, I Iinmzlnuzm, It--I.: Mm- Iimnw, Ii:n'Imr:1 Awlnuns, Idlln-l I.--wir, Iivttj Mm- Mzxrslx, Phillip Iinwl, ling-uv Uliw liritllllu, Iizltlll-rinv Ilzirtm-ll, Xl:n'g':m-t llnll, William Ikaikkvr, Yun Ho-lly, II.n'l, Ibm l'I:nu4l1- Ifirklin, IN-:nn Iflurliv, Luuis Ih-vlitulrl, Mzix l':iin, Flu-lyn I.:unIe-r, Louie xIIll'll1'I , IM-Ilv Flzwivr. I i-wlriv Nlnlliwn. .I--Im Muni, .luamilu Ii:u'r-nn, Mary Mil-lrm-ml Aim-lin, Kllaulgs Mursmlvn, llunplv, .Iv'.nn-Inf I -'1'ui1Nm, Ihfrl Mwl.:1in. Engl-ne M urry, Mvrtnn Iiaiilvy, Ilugnn, I-'lurine M ildrm'-ci r, Ya-ra B4-rt ha M illlrcd lin:-ll Ibm, lf-tl In right llmmlul l.itll1-j-vl:n. 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RIM' Str-fill:-, llilman I'wvml, IG:-lv ll'JIIIIIlI4'I'. lillwzml Hpumn-:-, Iiillll Svllmiflt, lrxin Ivlll'l'Ill1lII, Nlurli Snip-N, Iiv1'11im-v Ilulipx, I 1.uu-ix Sxxw-llimn, ICI-vs Sp--1-I-n', Willurll I,f-wis, I,nv.'1'n-mw- 'l'i'anmm-l. l4Zll Cv faq 950 57 PC 99'7 65 I X 1 l Q. 6 KXPQQLQ I ' 1 ...... : :If www vwwx A f A . . hll- mn 5 cfzwfzes f.. .'--v 'X NQ5 Qax E 3 SX Xk.i X Yi, N wi x Q ii :x Z 2 N wx 1 ff 3 5 Fi 5 E H , V 3 Q gf :L Y-J 54' - 2 i431 4 Albert Cox, Mnxine Ulmodle, Rex Taylor, Louise Roessler, Herbert Jolley. President ...........................-..,................... Herbert Jolley Vice-President ....................,...-.. - .....-........... Louise Roessler Editor ........................................................ Rex Taylor Secretary ..............,................,......,.......... Maxine Cheedle Business Manager ........ ..................................... A lbert Cox STUDENT BODY ASSOCIATION All students, after paying the fifty cents yearly du-es, become members and vote upon student body affairs or ac- tively engage in extra-curricular affairs. The purpose of this organization is to foster wholesome ideals, traditions and school spirit, promote all extra-curricu- lar activities of the school, and provide partial student control of these activ- ities. it Q a 3'N l a S uf X 40 L,sCk.o President of the association must be a senior, the Vic-e-president a junior of opposite sex. No restrictions are placed on the secretary except those of eligi- bility, which are membership in the as- sociation, a satisfactory scholastic aver- age, and. less than 16 units toward grade uation before the fall terms begins. The editor must be a senior and the business manager a junior. A faculty member serves as treasurer. l45l GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Helen Roe, Betty ltagan. Helen Goodrieh, Thelma Smith. GIRLS' LEAGUE Starting in the tall with a big and little sister party in the gym, where gingham dresses and lollypops made everyone feel at-quainted, the Girls' League has continued to present a series of good times to the girls throughout the year. The Girls' League, which is composed of all the girls in high sehool, meets the first and third Wednesday of each sextile. At the beginning of eaeh year a ehairmwn is selet-ted from eaeh class to arrange for a class stunt. A pennant is presented to the winning elass. At the annual Piggleteria the Girls' League had charge of the refreshments as well as a stunt, the Hollywood Celebrities. Another event sponsored by the girls was the Mother's tea, given Mart-h 16. when the mothers of the girls were invited to meet their daughter's tear-hers and friends. This was well attended this year. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Frank Rose, Sec-retary and Treasurerg George Marsh, Viee-Presidentg Norman Hotehkiss, President. BOYS' LEAGUE All duly registered male students of the high seliool are members of the Bays' League. Regular meetings are held the seeond and fifth XVednesdays of eat-h six weeks period. The lloys' League was in eharge of all bonfires and snakewalks held during the year. Many interesting programs were given this year. Numerous talks, instrumental and voeal solos were featured. The juggling at-t by the Bac-on brothers was generally eoneeded to be the best prograin given. Among the talks given were: The V. S. Navy. by Naval lieeruiting Offic-er Stenhammer: Jews in Amerit-a, by liev. Frank- lin l+'euner, and Choosing a. Career, by Dean Clifford G. Houston ot' the .Iunior College. I4Gl eg. Atv- 'N .D a .' 'V'-li .'x . 1 4 P ,A- Top Row -l.um-illc Mitcln-ll, 'l'h'-ima llurd, Margar:-t Gooilrii-Ii, Ruth Day, 'I'ln-lmu Smith, Gi-oi'l.fc Ward. Hohcr! ldtlwamls, liornlyn t'huinln-rs, .lanc lil':nlt'oi'tl, llclcn Gurncr, Rohcrtai Grant, Ona Lou Mn-cus. Minidlc Row Alhcrt Msniscn, Norniau llotr-hkis-, Rcx 'l'uylor, Ruin-rt Str-i'lihcrg, Stcr- Iing Smith, til:-n Nt-cslnnn, .lohn Wilson, Lcstcr Charlcs, Louis Storm, Hn-rin-rt Jollcy. limrcr Row Aili-cu l or4l, Matrix In-nnis. Atlanta Manish, Marvin Mulrihill, David Mi-cus, Eluu-r l'linc, Ruth l,ucllcn, Ruth 'l'urnm-r, D2ll'XYj'll Sariioni. THE ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY This year the National Honor Society has a larger membership than ever before. The purpose of this organiaztion is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stim- ulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership and to develop character in students. To be eligible for membership a student must rank in the upper one-third of his class illld must have attended this school at least two consecutive years. Fifteen per cent of the graduating class is chosen for membership. The one social function, a banquet, which all members agreed was an enjoyable affair, was held in the spring. This year a committee of National Honor Society members outlined the program, chose the theme and speakers for commencement exercises. i Hack Row Marvin Mulrihili, R4-x 'l':iyIor, Mr. .l. S. Youinnns, Stcrling Smith, llcorgc Click, Gordon Lockard, Thonmw Topo. Sc:-ond Row l't-,trgfy liz-:irnlslc.i, .Xtlunta Nlursh, llorothhx Ntotlur, Jain- llr:nit'oril, Roxana Hinton, Eiizahcth l'opt-land Front Row Ailccn I ru'1l, Winifrcd Stouqh, Bcssii- t'inii'lcsu'orth, Mziry Hi-Ariuolils, ticu- cxicw Olson, Ruin-rtzi Grunt. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. Requirements for membership include superior character, outstanding work ill journalism. rank in the upper third of the class, and work approved by the national secretary of the society at Northwestern University. Mr. You mans, advisor of the society, was elected state presi- dent for the year 1934-35. Dorothy Stotlar was elected president. of the local chapter for the year. and Jane Bradford has been sec- retary. At a banquet held May 2, thirteen new members were initiated into the Quill and Scroll. at which time Preston VValker was thc principal speaker. l4Tl It Iiwk Row, I1-ft to right ltolwrta Grant. llixiv Sin-pardson, Mary lh-ynolils, I-Ireil Betts, Roxana llintou, ei I Xiurphv, Wiliifrn-il Stoiiglu. Alien- Rilllllilll, ltlarli Xouinans. Middle Row -Mvnnlnll Mnnns, Gordon Iioeknrd, Thomas Tope, R4-x Taylor, Marvin Mnlvihill, lh-L51-1' Ilen- U is in Frn-'I lfll ll K 1'y..' l 'u'I l'li'l' lh ll nl r'on . ls . in , .nn ri 4. Lx, 'll 1' tvs . ron! Row Mr. YUIHIIRIIIS, Jams- lirudforfl, Elizzilwtli Copeland, Atlanta Marsh, Peggy lSe:ii'ilsli-y, Mary Dunn , La Verna Fortmy, Janet Kissenger, Ruby Dills. THE ORANGE AND BLACK NEWS This year the Orange and Black News stood up and openly defied depression. CWe hated to use that overwork-ed word again but we were forced to.J Well, anyway, the O. 8: B. News just gave Mr. Depression one big razzberry and started off with a bang with Rex Taylor as editor and Albert Cox and George Earl Click as business managers. Not one word was said about printing fewer papers just because the days when you saw one whole dollar at a time were few and far between. Although this year's paper was only half as large as last year's, sixteen is- sues were printed, in contrast to the five issues printed last year. The paper was a four-page, five-column paper, with the exception of a special eiht- page edition which was issued during the band tournament. One thousand five i481 hundred papers were printed and a pa- per pres-ented to every visiting member of the band tournament. Since the O. St B. News came out reg- ularly every two weeks, the students received news that was news instead of stories that were stale with age. The journalism class was divided into four groups, Each took the staff position for four issues of the paper, while the re- maining class members act-ed as report- ers. Conducting the class in this manner gave everyone in class a chance to serve with a staff position. Rex Tavlor, Alb-ert Cox. Aileen Ford and Mr. Youmans attended the twelfth Annual Journalism Conference in Boul- der, January 20. The O. Sz B. News was included in the newspaper exhibit there. This year the purchase of a student body ticket entitled a student to a sub- scription to the paper. 5211771 TIGER STAFF Back Row-Thomas Tope. Marvin Mulvihill, James Carson, Vincent Bacon, Rex Taylor, George Click, Roger Henderson LeRoy Thompson. Middle Rowwlilary Reynolds, Mary Dennis, Atlanta Marsh, J. S. You- mans. Jane Bradford, Elizabeth Copeland, Mary Youmans. Front Row-Alice Randall, Winifred Stough, Genevieve Olson, Aileen Ford, Roxana Hinton, Peggy Beardsley. THE TIGER The scene is in the museum any night after s-chool. The Tiger staff is draped around for a meeting on tables, chairs, and window sills. Scratching at the door are poked in-sopho- -several heads mores who want to know can they make a book report. J. S. Youmans door! fThomas Tope and Albert Cox run to close the doorl. Mr. Youmans: And LOCK it! iStaff settles down for business. Loud commotion outside doorl. Albert: It's the -editor! Mr. Youmans Cmops browlz Let him in. tRex enters. The staff rises to ac- fshoutingh : Close that knowledge his presenceb. Mr. Youmans: And now let's get down to busin-ess. fGreat commotion, arguments, busi- ness of chosing theme, voting for colors and covers, pencils flying, typewriters clicking, paste sailing in all directions, scissors clacking, etc., etc.l And so, aft-er six m-onths of hard la- bor, under the curious eyes of guinea pigs, weasels, goats, dr-essed fleas, bun- nies, etc., th-e annual emerges from the copy room, goes to press and is distrib- into your hands, gentle read-ers. ut-ed May it find a permanent place in your libraries as the living record of your school year of 1933-34, which the Tiger staff has tried to hard to make it. E491 Burk Row, left to right- George Barton, James Craig, Louis Storni, Marvin Mulvi- -r in' .'nli i, l'hil Mc'WilIi:nns, Lloyd Perry, Miss Smith. hlll Nia l 5, N tl lhirrl Row tlvorgv lion-xn',i', Gi-oi'g'e lilursli, Louise Nm-ar, Maxine Reilington, Phyliss nl lh, Antoinette Sax, Heli-n Rmlalizmgli, Anida Ault, Yvoinw Zinn, Gail Watson, 1 llorr, Evelyn Sui- Tull:-y, ldlizanlwtli Copvlaml, Ile-tty .Io Morrison, Atlanta Marsh, I l ll: RlN'SSll'1', Juni- fllfltillllllll, th-urge Warsl, Maxim- C'ln-1-dlv, Aileen Ford, t'nroline Ing- lh.nrt, Allwrt Mllllflvll. Hugh lhnrclzlll. 1-ond Row- 'Betty lhugun, Mildred l'1lflt'II, Flvvllvn Hotelikiss, Virginia Prive, Ruby ' ' ' ' I ' ' inn vikins 'l'lli'llll1l Hurd ll ir l'.l1-:inor Ri-ilmun, lfue liiariv Miller, luilc-e-n Ioile, laul - J i ,, . irst Row--lil:-llm Tnvlor, lfie M-e Akvr, Claric-0 Rm-ynolils, Gwm-xnlolyn lint:-likiss, . Fl . nm In-is Hayes, Wilmina llraku, 'l'li'ixd,vnc- Adamson, Harriet Hull. Virginia Headley, h irl vttv Sinionson. OFFICERS Presidgntm ---- ------- ------ ,.--... ,............. L l D 1 llS Sl0I'm Viqge-President, .-------,- - --.-, ....... ........ lt 1 aI'Vill Mlllvihill Secretary ........... - ...... ...... ..--- -------- Sponsor ........ ........ .... Students with a flair for the histrionic find an outlet for their abilities in the Dramatic Club, organized under the sponsorship of Miss Dora Smith. Its forty members meet the second and fifth Mondays of each sextile, when programs are given by some aspiring actors and actresses for the entertain- ment of the others. This year the club presented a group of three one-act plays to the public: Thanks Awfully, Weinies on Wed- E501 Atlanta Marsh ---Miss Dora Smith nesday, and With the Help of Pier- r-ette. Anyone in the three upper classes Who is passing in all subjects is eligible for membership to this club, which was organized for the purpose of furthering the interests of dramatics and public speaking. Points are awarded for attendance, service, and activity. Any student achieving the score of two hundred points earns a pin. The club held its important social function-the initiation banquet-at the Labor Temple, March 10, this year. cf! itll 5,1 il I 7 l, 'ffl 'AIZNQE tfllnitll Back Row, left to rigrlit--ltlmnu 'l'avlur, Winfil-lvl l'lj'lIIl'l', lflsldiv Turner, H ll it Giniplm-, l'l-vile TllUIll!lS1lll. Muhlln- Rnw-- Louie TlYlll'lIS, G1-ralrl Mam-In-slvr, D4-lm:-r llurd, Ulyalv Umm, I i Nulllllwarnl, Ili:-k Moss, G4-ol'gv Ric-linrrlsun, Us-urge Gu.iloi'1l. Frmit lhm'fl+'i'n-xl l'rusl--y, Houston Harris, l'liffur1l Onan, Gem-ge Warsl I li Nvlnuixll, Myron llutts. POLICE The police force has just compl-eted its eighth year of loyal service to the school. Originally organized to usher and patrol at school functions, the squad had so evidenced its usefulness that it is now regard-ed as an invaluable junior annex to the City Police Force. Its duties include directing traffic and keeping order at Elks conventions, pa- rades, and like affairs. During band tournaments each individual member oft-en works from fourteen to sixteen hours a we-ek for the school. They help at football and basketball games, usher at school plays, and act as general handymen during Teachers' Convention. Members are chosen from volunteers by Mr. Hirons and Mr. Roe, advisor of SQUAD the squad. Only students who are ca- pable and whose conduct is exemplary in every way are considered or allowed to remain on the force. The boy who has made the best rec- ord, and shown himself to be the most level-headed and reliable in the previous year is chosen as the chief by Mr. Roe. The two li-eutenants are chosen by Mr. Roe in conference with the chief. For more efficient organization, the force this year was divided, into three squads of six boys each. Wherever and whenever the police squad has been of service they have re- ceived the highest commendation. They have compiled an enviable record and one which will be added to in the future. l51l if aryl? TK . . 'F Z1 51 ,QQ 6 r lin-it ll-in, If-lt to I'lL lli Ilorzniuin l'hznnh4-rs, 'I'hv-innl Sinilh. ,Xllwrt Mznlse-n, Miss llora Smith, lh-oi-qv Wand Xlnxinv Hmlillgtoli. i':n'oiin-1 Iugflm-li:ll'I. l'lIVlIl ll--xx I.:--ini.: Ilurd, Xiur-x llor-in-ll. Ruth Ilorr, lhonnu- Rh-I-:nldi-n, .Uh---n l'oi-il. B1-H5 .lo Al.fr1'i-oil, liuhlx ll-vrii O E-ACT PLAY Ric'h Man, Poor Man. was the play given hy il varefully vhossn vast to repro- svnt our svhool in the onv-act play 4-ontvst in Dvlta, May 11, This contest was substi- tulod for thu rhetorical 4-ontest, given in former years, lwvanso ot' the opinion that tht- voinhine-d 1-fforts of a group of students would be more represeiitative of the sm-hool than tho ability of individual spvnkvrs. Rim-h Man, Poor Man, hy Bertini Y. Burrill is an uproarious farm-. The he-roinv, Ellllllll, is a ratlivr strong minded young lady who is running u runiniago sale and who lwm-onws llll0I'l-XSIPKI in soc-itil work and helping the poor and unfortunato. Peter. the 4-qnally strong minded hero, comes to the shop determined to make her his fiain-eo. Coinplic-ations ac'1'uniulale and lead to a surprising denouenient. ,L -'gal ,pups- Jv A-ku t .4-v fo 'S' ll:n-it Ron Xiirllmwi 4'Lll'IllllJlII, Stunh-hx Ill-i',Lgvi-. lmiid llohin-on. Waiinv Rodd. N-1-mul limi Il'.lnrw-s. I!:riin-s, Izlrollnv InuI4-h:ii'l, law-Ihin Nh- Inilwlx, llnogl-nv Horn. Flon! limi In-nv Slizlin Hlivuln-lil Slroluh-, Xliss Xl.in1h- t'1':lut-uni. .Ulzilllu Nlzlrsll. Ruin I.ln'll1'n, LATIN CLUB The' inc-rnlwrs of tho Latin Club are all graduates of Gallia ost oinnis in partvs tres, lthank livuve-nst, and all are students of Cirvm-o lllltltjl' Miss Maude f'l'ilNVfUl'd, who is the advisor ot' the vlnh. Organizod only this year the- club has hee-n vonsidvr- nhly avtivc-. It unwise-1lt,vrl a l'l8Vf'l' play during the Colorado Eduvational Assoviation 1-onvvntion and thf- stunt it sponsored at the Pig,L:lete1'ia proved to bv hilarious well :is 1n'ol'it,ahlo. Miss Ruth Lllf-'iiflll was elected president, Mivhael Cardman, vice-president, und Miss Atlanta Marsh, secretary. l52J fav 15111-li Row lin-l'1'tt Mz1l's111-11,1111-11 fNc1'sl111n1, 11111111 111-cns. 11:IY4'l'1j 1.111'-on. N-11111111 111111 I111 11IlIl11W1l1, A1111-1'I ll:11ls1-n, N112 1,. t'. 11111-licll, 11-111 11iIll'11l1-f1 11- Hill 11111 llillltlll. I ro11t Row 11111111-1'i'1i111-, 1'1111I 111-.1tti1-, W111'l'c11 Hush, .1111111-s X111'1-cI1t, 1'11111 .'X1ll'1't'1ll, HI-Y The Hi-Y club has had 11 year full of nrot'itahle activities. The Hi-Y is distinctly Z1 service and discussion club. This ye11r's services include publishing thc lllllldllllllll, building il new football score board. operating buskethull score board, und nroxnoting the 11111111111 grade school track lneet. The I-li-Y club features discussions in with high school faculty on high school problems and 11 faculty banquet. At these meetings they have outside speakers who discuss outside l1l'01l10lllS with them. The noteworthy purpose of the Hi-Y is to create. lllllllllillll and extend, through- 0111 the school and coinlnunity, high stundzlrds of Christian i'1lill'Zll'tPl'. The ll12lll'0l'lllZ Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. l'll'iIll1'i l :11'is. 112lI'1i Row, 11-ft to 1'i1:'11t M4Xl'l1l' 1'1111111'1l, 1'lX'l'1-lll 111111-hltiss, 41u'c111111l.111 111111-11l1iss, 111111-cn Ilolxlc. t'o1'in1:1' 111-l'llIl'1', 51111-5 111111111-tl. ft1111i1- M11111111, N41l'llli1 S:1Il1::1x'1-1'. 8111111111 Ron 1'11511is 1111111111-111, 1111111 v111ll'lIl'l', 1111111 11:11, l l11rc111'1- 111111, 31111111111 l'l'1l'l', 111-ttx Rilpfllll. 1611211111411 P11111-I411111. 1'll'HlIl lion' 01111 111111 X11-1-n-, 111-lcn lt1111:1111111g'11, 3111111 1Pl'I1l11S, R11s1- 1,:111rv11I, '1'111-111111 Smith, 111-111-11311 S:1r11o11i, Yvonln- Zinn. TRI-Y db X President ..........-........-...... Mary Dennis Vice-President ..................... Mary Hockett Secretury-Tre11s11re1' ............... Phyllis Iiznnbeth Advisor .,......, -. .............-. Mrs. 01111 Meens iitlll 1,1 Lfl 11 Myra! J' QQKLAI-L11 I 7 111 IAM was M11 ' The Tri-Y Club is a girls' service club. Domestic. social. illlll economic problems are discussed during the year. At the two initiation services covered dish summers were given for new nlembers. One special purpose of the club is to create higher ideals 211110112 high school students. Girls who are outstanding in leadership und scholarship are chosen us Tri-Y inenibers. 15211 0 lizwlt Huw, It-it hu right Warren lanlwiu, uviiiilllll Ilnffortl, .Iaek Svhniidt, Ovid link:-r, lien Henderson, Ralph tk-llins-ln, S4-onlin-n-tt-r .l. S. X'-n:vn:1ns. .Xssislunt St'llllllll2lSlt'I' llivk lie-ntlerson, Walter llw-g.:wvr, Waint- Rodd, .Inn Ibntt 1-ld, llnwlna- lain, lb-b llill-in-r. Su-1-vnnl Ron lfraunk Faris, .l:n'lt tutrstm, Jann-s t'r:lig. liill Lin-lulu-rt, Junior Assistant S1-ontlnnstn-I' Stanley lb-rgvr, S4-nior Patrol l.v-nl:-I' Itow-r ll:-ml--i's-ni. l'anI livattie, 'I'l1v-o Sparks, t'arol t'arp1-ntt-r, .laek I --rd. Flnnt Ron l':unl lllll-xx--rtb. Nlvlxin tlnrpt-ntl-r, th-org'e t'utting,5, Ilaroltl 'l'opn-, Walla-r tlatrt-tte, Rolwrt t'arpt-n- hi ki l N1 I l all Init llllsutitb llnnt uni ':r .asia f. r', 2' 'sliig' . TROOP 60 Troop Gilt, the first of the present Boy Scout Troops to be organized in Grand .Iunc-tion, has been closely connerted with the high sehool sint-e its organization in 1931. They have helped in band tournaments as ushers and errand boys. For two years they have had booths in the Piggleterias. They have painted the statues ot' Abraham Lincoln and .loan of Art- in the halls of the high svhool. Offit-ers ot' the troop are: Seoutniaster, J. S. Yonniansg assistant st-outniaster, ltit-hard Henderson: junior assistant scoutmaster, Stanley Berger: senior patrol leader, Roger I-lenderson: patrol leaders, George Cutting. Bill Luebbert and Toni Hia. The troop 1-onnnittee is composed of lt. E. Tope, D1'. J. E. Ford and D. L. nenderson. r.,. -1-- :. Sant lizn-lt R--xx, lt-t't to riulut .lane t'ln'istln:nn, Iiilflbiilll' Ingrwllmrl. l r:-nl t'l'wsl1gr, .ls-we Clark. ltnlh ll-trr, Ililllillll' lt-rs, I'lt4xlI1- I,:nnluftl1. Xli-5 Xl'-lt-ln-1, ilatrlp-rn' Indo-rlulll, ltnblx llnrr. 'liluirtl It--it Hail iiul-on, Yxunnt- Zinn, llt-In-n Itomlzllvzlllgll, Nliltllexl l':1tlon, ltulu-rin I.:l1ltl, uliiiilllll llovlivtt. tnnid--nl :limi b. l'u W: St-twmtl Itnn Xliss Sunil, lin-Irin llotvllkiwl Xltrtln- I'oll:lrrI, lit-lvn Kinnannxn, Kallr-rinv N lllnitlt. Fir-I it-in tl'nitlv'nIiti--ill, tim-luululkxll Ilolwllliiw, Marjnlit- Xf1t'a1't.r, .lolin I-il1'l'!llilIl. .io-1-pluilw Vasc-nr' t, I,nxuvln'-- lli.llnnn-I, tnnnlo-ntlln-tlj, I TER ATIO AL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club was founded two years ago so that those inter- ested niitfht become better arquainted with world problems and peoples. Interest in the vlub is widespread, and the large membership eonsists of all elassinen. Many Coun- tries. peoples, manners and vustoins have been studied this year by the club. A suc- cessful Monte Carlo stunt was given by the vlub at the Pizgleteria. The 1-lub entertained their parents and friends on Mareh 23. A play was pre- sented during the evening with the leading parts taken by Yvonne Zinn and Caroline Ingelhart. The club ended this year with a pitnic at NOHIIIIIQIII Canon. l54l J' wif YELL LEADERS It' you will remember the pep inspired this last year at the foot- ball games, basketball games and other activities. yon will know that we have been lucky in our selection ot' yell leaders. Don't you remember some games which might have seemed dead had not Francis Bond, .Iune Walker and Eleanor Baylis pepped up thc crowd so that before you knew it you were yelling your head off with the rest of the gang? ' It is a well-known fact that a team with a good rooting section behind it will fight harder and make greater efforts to win. In this way our yell leaders did their part toward victory. Many times the Tiger team has pushed over to victory, and who knows how many times it was because they had Fat, .Iunie. Nellie. and a good rooting section behind them ? Iqllllvl' l'lilH'. Jacob Suv, I.ai'r.i AIISIIIIIN, i'lo-ice Stokes, lmslcr t'Iu:irlcs. UNGRY FIVE This year a new music group called the Hungry Five was organized. Fllmer Uline was chosen leader by Mr. Gould. band director. and the other members were Lawrence Ausmus, bassg Jacob Sax, cornetg Lester Charles and Uloyce Stokes, clarinets. The original Hungry Five was a German organization, Our Hungry Five plays from two music books, Tile Hungry Five in Germany and The Hungry Five in Spain. They have played be- '. 1' '1 ar v the Lions Club, the tore many audiences this yeai llilllllll l, Rotary Club, UCC Camps, and for radio broadcasts. up 0- f wood was the rating made by the group in the Price tourna- f' ment. The same rating was made iu the local tournament the last of ll' April. The organization plans to continue its playing next year. 'A if 'i, I I mmf fl ' N' 5 X ,M ' 1 55 I Myra Xl all Huck Row. ln-ft to right Lois Joncs, Mir-c Randall, Ellen Clark, Roxana Hinton, Ruth Turnvr, Flnrf-in-c Knit, llcrnicc l':irIson, Wiuifrcrl Stough, Franccs Ridge, Mzlrprnrct lfllinggttni, llrzwir- Milli-r, I.:-In t'I:nrk, llillic Glilillllll, llnzcl .lolnn-ion, iflliil llay, llclcn :nllnlrlig l-'uc Marin- Milli-r. 'l'h:nlync Adznnson. 'l'lniral Row tllzritls Ninrsnlcn, Mnrqncritc Gilulin, Ularicc Griffith, Ularicc Rcynolds, win- SilI'lt2ll'tiSlPil, Wilnni llurlnon. l'l:lumlinc Mcl'orniick, Mary Pm-wligo, Mirinni Pricc, Nirginiu Olson, Maury Niaiclllin, Doris Ruthcrtorwl, Lunisc vllliltillll, M:u'y Reynolds, Yronnc llllll. llcrnicv Ill-znlun. Ruth llorr, MCIFIY ll-at-In-lt, Mr. Goulrl. St-4-onli Hou' Yil'H'llllil l'ricc. Ln Ycrla Fcrrnson Marv Yonnnins, Grcta ffilijllilll, L- 1 . ll:-nv I-Isposito, Mari l'r'wr. llclcn Kinnnniain, llt-lcn Ronlzihongli, Cliawlottc Simunson, Ihillis ldllllllvlil, Il:-tti Kagan, ltnln Ilorr, I-'crn 0-horn. l lfir-1 Rim l'III4-ulhiorsu-. llnil lfutson, lC:i1l:i Foutch, f'lEll'2l Hillllligllll, Lynn Willialns, Iucllln- llitcluvll. Mill'LLlll'l'ii1' linpps, Lilliain Xlnnfls, Winifrctl llinton, Mary ll:-ckvr. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Girls' Glee Club with a membership of sixty-five, was directed by William Gould. In the annual music tournament held here they took superior rating. The trio which consisted of Ruth Turner, Eada Foutch and Lucille Mitchell was also rated superior in the contest. All members wore white sport dresses and white shoes. which gave a uniform effect. A x lltnck Ron, in-tt to right lifluurtl llzuis. Vin:-vxit llllIi'il, Roy ltvarcr, Riclmrtl Lnnip- slnirc, lffnlunr l'Il'sl-inc, .l-vlnx Invxxm, t'In-stcr 'l'l'IIllllllI'l, Mclrin Smith. Xiinllllc H-In Sir. Clonlnl, l'I:lil Allgroml. Km-nnclli Mitcht-ll, l'ln-st'-r Brown, th-urufc Xml, trvo Si-pint. l'.l7llli limi H:-nl'gc lltrrsn-5, Iloiu Eitiillll, liuruitl Illotz, Ilill lil'-kin:-, Hall l'rn-cl. llwznr li--t-ln-, Xlzirxiln- .Xlig'notl, Louis Storln. 'l'lunn:is 'l'npc, John 'l'ln-nvizislxii. lrrin l'fft'l'lIl2IlI. BOYS' GLEE CLUB About twenty boys, selected from boys interested in music, make up the BIOYS' Glee Club under NV. H. Gould, director. The club consists of four first tenors, eight second tenors, and eight basses. The orfxanization has appeared on many local programs, as well as taking part in many school events. Next year they will be in conjunction with a mixed chorus to be given during the regular school day, rather than after school. ' Q In the Western Colorado Music Contest held April 26. 27 and 28. the BOXS C1160 club tied for second place, rating good by the new system of rating used this year. Their contest number was entitled, Three for Jack. An active part was Iilkell In the annual Follies. l56I GRAND JUNCTION TIGER BAND First Row, ln-ft to right -Roh Kimnc-ll, Paul Ahrccht. Ralph tlollinson, Hlnu-r t'linf', LllXVl'Q'lll'l' Ausntus, Htl-YWill'tl Shull, Walter Gavvttt-, Paul Mars. Roh Wilson. it-L-nml Row Bob Warnic-k, C.:-orgv Cutting, Bill llnpkins, Stanltq Hi-l'gvr, Bt-rnive Bt-uhm, l-llhn-rt t'arson, llornthj llt-len Griffith. Third Row--Xirginia Brown, Pauline Palnn-r, Kcrmitt Sclnnnio, lirlmlit- Mel-llfrn-sli, Dirk Kane. llt-rman lilrltgiiigtoii, Vhnrles Lowe, Juna Mau- Griffith, Donald Young, llazel l Iuulh-n, Thonms 'l'npn-, llavt-rlv Larson, Fourth Row Mr. Gould, ll!-an Fowler, Josie Moore, Irene Esposito, Paul Beattie, .lim Almrr-r'ht, Clulwo Stokes, Lester Charles, Bob Hillyer, Bill Galt-, llnabelle Griffith, Keith Kr:-lips. Fifth Row-Frank Rose, Corinne Clymer, Julia Laurent, Warren Hush, Harold Edging- ton, Jar-k Corson, Bennett Young, Roy Weaver, Harold Tope, George Richardson, Jack Donaldson. Grand Junction's Tiger band was re- organized this year by Mr. W. H. Gould, music director, under a new rating sys- tem in order to award letters to mem- bers who pass a certain musical exam- ination and who earn a certain number of points by various performances and practice. Membership was increased from forty-five to sixty-seven, and nearly compl-ete instrumentation has been ob- tained. The addition of band students from Mt. Lincoln greatly helped the or- ganization this year. Several new in- struments have been add-ed to the band, among them a set of chimes to brighten up the pieces where they have parts formerly played by some other instru- ment. On March 24 the band journeyed to Glenwood Springs, where they gave a ! 'a K3 Q 5 ln -lf, Q Lf- 5 'X 4, ASCM0' concert for the community musicians gathered for the Colorado Interschool Band performances. They competed in the fourth annual Music Tournament held at Price, Utah, on April 19, 20, and 21. Grand Junction's Tiger band was rated B in Class A for concert and A in Class A for parade at Price. In the tournament held in Grand Junction the next week-end, the local organiza- tion was rated Good in concert and Superior in parade. Haverly' Larson, drum major, was given Superior rat- ing both at Price and at home. Soloists who participated at the Price tournament were Jacob Sax, Walter Gavette, and Thomas Ela, who rated B g Elmer Cline, Bob Hillyer, Bernice Beahm, and Cloyce Stokes., who made A ratingsg Corinne Clymer, C, and Jack Corson, who was given no rating. l57l Slllllillllllf, ls-fl to rip,:lit--G4-orgfc Ri4'l1n1'1lson, llnrolrl Tope, Mr. Win. Gnnlil, Cluyve Slokvs. In-sh-r l'lnnrl4-s, l':n'innv l'l5nwr, Eli-anon' Wnlkm-r, Gm-in-vivvv llnrrnli, Mary Pc-iligo, lluI'nllU llriffitll, .lnlin Wilson, Stanley lll-rg:--r, Roy B1-nln-tl, Wnltvr ilnvm-tt:-, Jncoh Sax. ' I ' ' ' ' l K' NI rlev N-xi 1-il IM-nrwyn hnrdonl, lluy xxnrnl iillllll, Rose Lilllfllllt, Ilraim-e-s mans, artvr . n U , Virginia Rnrilvn, Lillian Mnnils, Roxana Hinton, Imogene Horn, Betty Jo Morrison, Hvlvn line, lluzul Morris. President so , are .....,nn,nnn..,.. -ee,t.mee,,--eA, .-t Dearwyn Sardoni Vice-President e an e n,nnn,.n, , Ld ,L,,Le, at Stanley Berger Recording Secretary ,even .,.n,...7 an L, L ,nnl L L, L to Lester CharleS Appointive Seicretaryeed- ee.veee,ee,e , , LLL - L, ,L Hayward Shull Librarian .L e J eeeee, -M .eeY... . eee. ,LAL -L-eLL, Cloyce Stokes Assistant Librarian at eeeeee.. ,. ,,..eeee. L LLL, L LLL Carter Morley Director use ee,e,. e, - .e,eA,..,.,... - ,e,..-,e ,e-,,,LL, William H. Gould ORCHESTRA Grand Junction High School Orches- tra has really made a great deal of progress during the school year of 1933-34. It has loyally supported the school, class plays, given public con- certs, radio concerts and played com- bination concerts with the high school band, thereby giving the students a larger amount of experience. Miss Dearwyn Sardoni, concert mas- ter of the orchestra this year is a true artist of the violin. It was through her i581 excellent leadership that the string sec- tion held together and it will c-ertainly be with regret that the orchestra lets her go this year as a graduating senior. The graduating seniors are: Dearwyn Sardoni, Eleanor Jane Walker, Roxana Hinton, Lester Charles, Hayward Shull, John Wilson and Leroy Thompson. The orchestra was rated as Good, in the annual Western Slope Band and Music Tournament held h-ere April 26, 27, and 28. ,. ,. I-irst ln-tim-. Ilnvk Row, In-ft io TI,I.1'IIi xIill'X'IIl Mulxihill, Louis Storin, 'l'Ii1-Ima Smith 'l'lmm-is M4'I'I'ltII'lI -Kil-4-ii I4' rd l i ' i' '- ' - ' ' . . . it , , 1 o , io- il lm-ii, , IAIIIIN' N-.u, M1-rl Mm-ln-ll, llomlyii 1'I1:iliiIu-iw. Ruth lkiy. Str-rlim: Smith, lflvm-wit Mzwsnli-ii. ' nfl I'i tin I fi l ii ht Mliuti Xin li NI il 'Slit h II I iul l I Nlvn 1' 'v, I' 'gg' , .4 a . z 's , .1-' . 'L' 1- , 'z 'ilSIll'I'2IIi, .lohi I I hui ll Wilson, Ruth 'I'urm-r, Ilinrh RIIIIIICIII, llrfoim- Warsl, l'i-url Parks, Ham- .o so , Sum-oml Row Alta l':-intl-r. Fray Mario Milli-r, lmolu Ellis 'l'lu-limi lizard Sh-rliug: Smith, Glu-in Nei-slizim, lioyml IN-rr-i, Louise Ns-ur, I4IYQ'l'l'Il Nlairszlvii, Miss llora Smith, 'Ill in 'tluliihill Iboiollii' Stoll-ir Inv- Y un' lrn -t 'sh-l'u Pi' Irn liiil v . 1 rx' i ' , ' hi .,.1 4 nl g,,..n . 0, ,vi sv.. S4-ale-il FI'1lllt'l'S Quist, Ailvvii Ford, Louis Storm, lloraljn L'li:unIn-rs, 'l'l1i-lma Smith, 'Thomas M1-Faddon, Ruth Day. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Seniors presented a three-act com-edy, Polly With a Past, as their contribu- tion to the list of Senior class plays given in the Grand Junction high school. Th-e play was presented February 14 and 15 in the high school auditorium. After several hours of suspense on the part of the students who were try- ing out, and several hours of delibera- tion and discussion of th-e victims by a group of t-eachers, the cast was chosen as follows: Marvin Mulvihill, Albert Madsen, Sterling Smith, Merl Mitchell, Louis Storm, Loyd Perry, Thomas Mc- Fadden and Thelma Smith, Aileen Ford, Doralyn Chambers, Ruth Day and Louise Near. Thelma Hurd acted as prompter. it Q a 'amwf.l,'5 S G: X Qi A SIMM: Albert Mads-en was cast in one of the leading parts, but because of illness was unable to continue. Thomas McFadden, who had a smaller part, took Albert's part. Everett Marsden filled Thomas Mc- Fadden's former part. Although Ever- ett and Thomas had less than a week for rehearsals, the final performance did not show the lack of rehearsal. A large part of the credit for success of the play goes to Miss Smith, who di- rected the play, supervised the construc- tion of scenery, and took charge of ticket selling and advertising. New and permanent scenery was built for the play. After the Senior class play the Dramatic Club took charge of the scenery and will finish paying for it. l59l Bar-k Row, left to rightA-Evelyn Sue Talley, Stanley Berger, Jane Christman. Second Row--Lloyd Porter, Ruth Horr, Peggy Beardslcy, Bill Schutz. First Row-Thomas Ela, Geraldine Renick, Caroline Inglehart, George Dorsey. THE CAST Robert Bennett .................................. Bill Schultz E. M. Ralston ................................. Stanley Berger Dick Donnelly .................................. Lloyd Porter Clarence Van Dusen .............................. Thomas Ela Bishop Doran ........ .......................... G eorge Dorsey Gwendolyn Ralston ................. ..... ..... P e ggy Beardsley Mrs. E. M. Ralston ............................ Jane Christman Ethel Clark ................................. ..... R uth Horr Mable Jackson .............................. Carolyn Inglehart Sable Jackson ..................... -. ........ Geraldine Rennlck Martha .............. ............. ..... E v elyn Sue Talley The night of Friday, April 13, was no jinx for Nothing but the Truth, the Junior class play, which was presented to a full house in the auditorium on that date. Nothing but the Truth had the dou- ble distinction of being the first play ever given by the Junior class in Grand Junction high school, and also the first play to be acted on the remodeled stage. l60l The play, a comedy in three acts showed the complications which arose when Bob Bennett made up his mind to tell the pure, unadulterated truth for twenty-four hours in order to win a 810,000 bet which he made with his boss, Mr. Ralston, and a couple of other fellows. Nothing but the Truth was a fast, clever comedy, well directed, well acted and Well re-ceived. c em, 561 Xvxls X 'Q -I I1ANXn 'iunvi .,! , xfllif . -, U 6 ' Nike. it ,J 0 , i l, -1 I--ll ? 5 X Ya 0 X ' NNN l FIRST NIGHT FOOTBALL GAME The new floodlights at Lincoln Park were first used, on September 29, when the Olathe Pirates came to Grand Junc- tion and were defeated by the Tig-ers by a score of 19-6. Approximately 2,000 fans were present at this game. The new flood lighting system was installed in Lincoln Park about two Weeks before l62l this game and seemed to handicap the Pirates up to the last quarter of the game, wh-en they unleashed their pent- up energy and started marching down the field for a touchdown. All of the Tiger touchdowns were made early in the game: two by pass-es and one by line plunges. First Row, lm-ft in rigfllt lx:lli Sr-llmiill. .Ia-ssiv Ilairlilv-, l't:-:um Ulla, Rolwri Inlllllxsliirv, lInn.ll1l In Iloxl I' ill lul llnxi I'n ne Uiiaii ll ul n Iluxi Flixii 'Il tlulmx lxm Ili xxn Bu .,. .,,,,, .hi nn,..x .s,,g,n th-ol'g'v Mursli. I'Irm-st FI'illlllI. . ,.. .: :, uso : s, . 1-' .1 sx'A, : 'U , I N-1-uinl Roxx Ilnllp lim-11, i'Iu:n'l:-s Ilirlwn, Iffllis Ilnrris, .ll-sw l,oni-lx. .xrllxnr Hall, Imxixl Ihre Il inml lu l li lil lllllgcsw llxlx l mimi Bill! null llxl Ilnlsu Iml I-slum xni 1 ig Iluil n lux lb R -0.2 . ill .'.', 1 'Q ' NUVIIIZIII lkmpi-i'. lu '.: N, '-14-.: s-, -I ': 'Q-I in-ll--'v :wi , .v 'l'lniril lhxxx' t'ozu'l1 lloll, lIoxx':u'll Nizipn-s, .IllI!IIIll' Ii:-Ilngln, liiwlx II-xml, Fri-ml Yznuglin. Xormsin ll till Louis Iln- Rose, I i'1llu'is llolul, liaixlliuml fllw'I'IlfI'u'4ll. Hml Nl: Ifllflw-sli. l'lrl llult, Km-nnvtlx MiIll'lIl'll. I uillx It xx ll I R ' ' ' nr' 1V'I 0'l11' .x A' 4 ': ' x'- rlrv' im-'sr , .avi 'wi , 11 :' .7 1 1 it Illlix, I ll ml I'.lii,.lxl, An xx .hal 1 nn In l Iii .llx II xxucl Xi lull tl Ni-I-slmnx, Ilernxzni Svliippn-rs, iil'l'l'l'li Si-liippm-rs, Iienm-Ili l'l'lll!lll, Ilonn-r Iiiggs. Rox Lxuns, lirur-11 Bun Ili 1 xl XI ilin I'nl I I'l llllx R 4 .as-1 s: . v' :im-', N: ' u--. FOOTBALL The 1933 season started with sixty- four boys reporting for practice, eleven of whom were lettermen from the pre- vious season. The team was beaten only twice dur- ing the season, those being non-confer- ence games. The only mar in the Tiger confer-ence standing was a tie game with Fruita, the score being 0 to 0. After winning the western slope championship the Tigers tried to get a game with Salida for the state cham- pionship, but Salida refused to play, due to the lateness of the season. Five members of the team placed on the first all-conf-erence team, and. two on the second conference team. Those playing on the first team were Jolley at FIRST TEAM Buck Row, li-ft to right Iloxxuml llzlpvs, I rx'd Ynuglui, Allllj Amin-rson, lluxvairnl Xa-slxitt. Glen X!'l'rllZllll, lbivk Rumi, lluri-ll Svliippcm, FITIIIUIS liolul, Ilrun- linux-r, Ray Mi-- l'llI'l'vsll. Fllllli Iioxx' -lim-rli .lollx-5, Louie Ibvlhxsv, llonn-r Higgs, Hl'l'IIill'II Hlxrigllt, Km-nnvtli VYIIIIIII, .I.1f-k liI'1Y'lllI' lll'l'IllilIl Ss-llippa-rs, Roy Lyons, Norlnaln lluti-Iikiss, .Iinxnx,x' III1-Hugh. halfback, Broady at fullback, N-eesham at center, De Rose at guard, and Nes- bitt at end. Those placing on the second team were Crump at end, and Ebright at tackl-e. The following twenty-two members earned letters: Jolley, Broady, Hotch- kiss, Bau-er, Crump, Ebright, De Rose, Neesham, Biggs, H. Schippers, Nesbitt, McHugh, McElfresh, Vaughn, Marsh, G. Schippers, Lyons, F. Bond, D. Bond, Mapes, Burgess, and Anderson. Besides being given letters the Grand Junction Scrub Club award-ed each l-et- terman with a small gold football for winning the slop-e championship. Herb Jolley, the main stem of the team, was awarded the Scrub Club G blanket for being the outstanding player. Itifll :L R1 xx l4ft lu right Iiml Mr-l'7lfrv-sll, ll:-or-ge fill2IllWll'li. Jllllllllt' Mm-llugh, Larry Ausmus, lli-rl: Jolley, l I I xml lhll Nl xi-ns, XII I ll R u l'v:u'In Hull, Vluxlrli 'l'lll'llt'l'. .I-Iv Higgs, 41:---i'gv l'lir-k, Karl Wixom, Ga-rri-ll Sr-hippi-rs, B. Keogh, I I-I I lliul lortvr, lturrm-n l4illllllNlIll'4', Assistant Connell Ilolt. x Ianu-s twig, .Im-it Iwwnly. Ruler! Sli-r'l1lu-img, 1'hurles Garln-r, Kvnnvth IJ:-rrylwrry, Howard rump. Hin-lu Parke-r tlnasi-ntl. BASKETBALL When the Tig-ers started their 1934 basketball season the prospects were very discouraging, although two hun- dred men reported for the first practice. Low scores were turned in at almost every game, and th-e Tigers entered the Glenwood tournament in fourth place. At this time the team started for its peak and came out in second place. They entered the Delta tournament in the first position from th-eir district. Al- lil-ll though they were picked as favorites to win the Western Slope championship, they lost to Delta, and went to the State tournament in second place. Lettermen this year were: Crump, Broady, Jolley, Nesbitt, Ausmus, Biggs, Derryberry, McHugh, Wixom, Grant, Lampshire, Craig, Chadwick and Garber. Three Tiger men were placed on the All Conference team at Delta. They were: Ausmus, lst All Conference, Der- ryb-erry, lst utility: Broady, 2nd team. FIRST TEAM lu-nnvtll lh-l'I'yln-l'l'-i. llimar-l Nu-slvlll, .lan-lt llruazly. lXl'llIlI'lll trump. ll--m-'r Biggs, l,ill'l.X Ausmus, ll.-rbi-rl Jolley. Y. lim-k Row Rim-hzlrd liuml, llurry Jones, lluwurml Ni-slvilt, Imvid Rim-4-, Rnlu-rt l'ul'4lmm, Jilin I' lil lfur Stewart, lil-x'iuu'el Keough, .lack lilxnadv, Ralph llolsq-ilwooli, .lnnu-as Craig, L1-slvl' llusn-. 'l'hirnI Row R. ll. lloll, lion Wood. I.lolv:I IH-rry, Fri-il Yauglm, Philip liar-ai, Arillur Hull Nlllllllll Gu ln r Bill Wm-rlz, Ruin-rt Sll'l'lllN'l'g', Ruin-rt I.itll1-john, .la-rry Ms-l'I1m-tn-rs, Ginwlnlu I.uck:n'd, l.c-hmzln luml lirl lll' 1lt'llIl'l', George- IC. Clif-li. , ,onniv 'l'owus, 'I'homus Sullivan, Ric-huril l,1nnpsluil'4-, Hun i Rn Svvoml Row Norman Umpl-1' I Higgs, Nnrinzin llnlrlukiss, Ric-lmrrl Fox, Ili-olizilwl King, Mn-mlull FVIIEIIIIS, Bula Hamlovul, Ed hlillllllill Ron Iullllpslllu, l'..l Ilrilt. First Row liilli' Stn-plu-ns, Allin-rt 'l'urm-r, Bula lizun-r, .linuny Mclluprh, 'I'l1onius Tope, :ge llmrlu lbis-k YUllllg'0l'lllilll, ltliclizwl Canduiun, l'l1ul'le-N Tlll'lIl'l', limmlml llnisingtmu, .le-ssc Ronin-ro, Rzlxmoul Mdflinsi lvun Drew, Merlin Llluckyl l'ark4-r. 'l'rixie I.ilIllllFllll't'. TRACK Grand Junction Tiger track team was good this year in the sprints and run- ning events. Their big weakness was in the field events. As a result, the Tigers were victors in the Delta Relays held in April, with four firsts out of six events, and were losers in the De Beque meet, the Fruita-Tiger dual meet and the Dis- trict meet. Those men who were outstanding this year in the relays are Broady, Pond, Rice, Holseybrook, Hotchkiss, Keough, Harry Jones, Lloyd Perry, Ezra Chil- dress, James Craig and Jimmy McHugh. Ed Fahrmeyer was best in the broad jump, having won two out of the three meets. Ford and Keough heavedl the discus and javelin. Loss of Bill Jones and Keener in the mile and lack of material in the field events accounted for most of the inabil- ity of the Tiger track squad to come up to the performance of previous years in the meets this season. Those who will probably make letters are Hotchkiss, Broady, Pond, Holsey- brook, Craig, McHugh, Keough, Jones, Youngerman, Fahrmeyer, Ford, Nesbitt, Rice, Perry and Vaughn. E651 I ,., t lim-it Row IC-ltliw Spooner, Xlnrxin llanxlin, Gillu-rl Satin, t'on-lnntinv 'l'ht-ou, Roll'-rt llamlr, Hill 'l'lu-fm, .lnlnvs Kliwlwsoll. Front Ron K--mwtln lint:-ln-tl, Ilonziltl lliilings, l'lmrI1-- 'l'nrm-r, linrl Allgootl, Allan-rt Tulip-1. ll:u'oI4I Il.nH-nl, Ibonnlul .la-nlfin-1. WRESTLING Six members of the Tiger mat squad won letters this year. Letters were awarded to those who plaeed in the annual 40 and S tournament. Serviee points were awarded to members of the squad who trained under Coat-h Herh Wright but did not place in the tournament. Tiger matsters also won the 40X and S team c-hampieonship. VVrestlerS who won their letters were: Marvin Hamlin, Donald Jenkins, Kenneth Matvln-tt, Merle Mitchell, Gilbert Sada and Eddie Spooner. Q 4.- ll.u-k R ow, lvlt In Huh! Ixnn llwlvn, lvrn Sr-hlninlt, GI.-n liillinus. Slnx Vain. Holi Kirnnn-I, l'lit'tol-:I Yzxufiwllr. I-'rom lcon Ixzm llrn-xv, .lov tlnvrril-, Roxxlnnd lllunly, Ilarolnl Roper, llnrry Jones. BOXING Five of the eleven that turned out for boxing reveived letters for serviee dnring the season and for placing in the 40 and S mat tournament at the end of the boxing season. Next year the 40 and 8 mat tournament will take in the sc-hools from over the entire VVestern Slope. This will prove mneh better than the present system. aeeord- ing to Coaeh Holt. Those who won letters this year are Joe Guerrire, Roland Brady. Robert Kimmel, lvan Drew and Ivan Schmidt. I 66 I GIRLS' GYM CLASS Back Row, Left to Right--Hrina De Rose, Dixie Shepardson, Leona Ogden, Nola Dart, idvabelle Tirey, Irene Gimple, Martha Jo Con- ner, Myrtle Pollard, Thadyne Adamson, La Verna, Fortney, Ruby Dills, Louise Roessler, Miriam Price, Gracie Mil- ler, Mary Coscorroza, Ann Dessert, Second Row-eEvelyn Lowder, Kathryn Hartsough, Florence Naeve Rosemary Wilson, Helen Kinnaman. Helen Rodabough, Roberta Ladd, Ruby Horr. Juanita McElvain, Ethel Lewis. Third Row-f 4Marjorie Buckley, Katherine Schmidt, Avis Vinton Wanda Pinkstaff, Dorothy McPeck, Mary Ellen Griffith, Von- nie Havin, Catherine Plaisted. Fourth RowwBetty Lou Allen, Josephine Coscorroza, Merlie Cairns, Wilma Salyer, Edith Horton, Rella Mae Boone, Margaret Scott, Flora Anderson, Imogene Horn. Marynell Spooner, Helen Murray, Betty Shellenberger, Mignonne Akers. Front Row-f-Barbara Jane Prinster, Mildred Landry, Fern Osborn v r Dorotha Wright. Wilda Senter, Helen Robinson, Florene 'Horn- baker, Ruth Richardson, Helen Iseminger. GIRLS' ATHLETICS Under the direction of Miss Edith Moore, girls' athletics have taken a new turn this year. More interest has been shown as eighty-six girls have taken the regular gym work and about one hundred have taken part in some gym activity during the year. The major sports taken up in the gym work were volleyball, basketball and bas-eball. Some track work was also done. Q we-ff. g 2 1 uf 44, ,jab AS A volleyball and. basketball tourna- ment wasl held, the Sophomores taking the volleyball and the Juniors the bas- ketball. A Girls' Sport Day was held on May 12, to which eighteen schools were in- vited. Points were awarded for different events and these girls received numer- als. The ones earning their sufficient number of points were Miriam Price, Dorotha Wright and Katharyn Schmidt. i671 N 'a-ii , . 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S llut lln Ilulln Nt -J' -:P . . 5 A J -..l ,f .K la I.:-It In right :null lop tn lmtluln' f'l'vnnis 1-lmmps, Imzvlmlws uolll' Fumilx' Wutivil 'Vow pil-turn'-1 Vothin , . ,. 4 4 - A -. - K A ' .' ---ms llzrppj, Rulnhx :xml 'l'om, Huh, Slunlhx ., Wh--11 llwrulll I'111'g4wl to wankv up, .luxt Xtlamtn R1-ml ll.1mlm.n. thu- annul M:11'g:, XH15' su sun:-Y, Nm lw niw-1, ll:-rl-. .ln-lm Wilswn. ln Cin-lr 'I':nll5Al1u, Lulmx'im5 inll Nunn hour Xlwliiluq -1 llllll'll l'n-w1r'l 'l'lnl'4 wsu 'K ln x , , . . Q . , - gn, A ' - . qs, lln- Mwnmm-nl, Maury. l 69 l September 22 28 29 October 2 ll 6 November 1 ll 2-3 29 SCHOOL CALENDAR First Assembly. First Appearance of the Band. -First Football Game on Western Slope to Be Played Under the New Lighting System. Eddie Edwards Takes a Nose Dive. Girls' League Big and Little Sister Party. -First School Party-Sponsored by The Orange and Black. Teachers' Convention. -Piggleteria Given. December 15-One-Act Plays Given in Senior Assembly. H 22 -Senior-Junior Prom. 23-School Out for Christmas Vacation. January 2-School Begins. 5-School Party Given by Juniors. 66 if 6-Scrub Club Banquet. 15-Year Book Campaign Opens. 16-Senior Class Play Cast Chosen. H 17 February 2 March 11 CS u April 2 'f 13 H 25 26-28 May 8 11 12 31 -Special News Edition for Annual Published. -First Orange and Black Broadcast. -Mothers' Tea Given by Girls' League. -Harold Roper Contracts Sleeping Sickness. . -Year Book Benefit Dance. -April Edition of The Orange and Black Published. National Honor Society Assembly. -Junior Class Play. -National Honor Society Banquet. -Band Tournament. -Junior Class Picnic, Sponsored by Mr. Roe. -Play Contest at Delta. -Girls' Athletic Sports Day. -Commencement Exercises at the Avalon Theatre. i701 'fu Baa-ali, ouxzalmar-iirera . xt Ill REX TAYLOR ATLANTA MARSH The Job Printing Department of THE DAILY SENTINEL Has Again Had the Pleasure of Issuing the Grand Junction High School Annual . . . HTHE TIGER We are proud to have had the privilege of issuing the Orange and Black News,' The Tiger and other publications continuously the past twenty-one years. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1934 Your education has just begun, and it is our hope that each and every one of you will continue it regardless of the sacrifice. We wish you continued success in whatever field of endeavor you choose to follow. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO Take a Tip From Me Says Bob Burgess, AND SEE THOSE NIFTY DRESS SUITS at LOEFFLERS We specialize in dress suits for students. Remember, graduation day is not very far mn nvmmss off. Drop in and let us show you our stock. LATEST COLORS AND DESIGNS LOEFFLER'S I 1 .Y I3QL7L7LlC' T5 BEST HOME REMEDIES At Your Druggist WHOLESALERS WM ' , Q Evelyn and Gwendolyn Hotchkiss say that it is not bad being twins when they can get their clothes at GORDON'S Gordon's carry a complete line of clothes for women at reasonable prices. 448 Main Street Phone 442W HTHE AVALON, - The Aristocrat Of Theatres, Says Everett Marsden When you go to the AVALON you know that it will be a good show. HIT AFTER HIT EACH VVEEK Em .TT M, Rose-Arctic Ice Cream and Bottling Company Grand junction and Montrose, Colo. 11s just Remember K This You Graduates DPC it did in school. W en ou s, remem r to keep your clothes clean n t d p ed 111 Did you ever see a l f l b man that P11039 looked sh'abby? Then make it a habit to send your clothes regularly to the NEW METHOD Laundry and Dry Cleaners Congratulations to the Class of '34 from 1. C. PENNEY Co. Inc. DEPARTMENT STORES Grand Junction, Colo. When you play C n Instruments y know y S A Y, you certainly want to take a look at those beautiful evening gowns at THE FAIRU Says Mary Reynolds INIARY RIC YNULI DS MUSIC SUPPLIES Conn and Pan-American Band Instruments Bonuincini Piano Accordians Latest Sheet Music Sparton Radios :: Norge Refrigerators y re playing the finest Elmer Cline Bob Kimmel WINFIELD'S -Phone 51 TOM CLARK, Manager STERLING SAYS . . . he gets long wear out of his shoes and that is what you get, too, if you buy shoes from . . . STERLING SMITH I E l E THE SHOEIVIAN 514 Main Street Phone 316W Only the Best Will Do For Me says Herb. That is the Way I buy all my equipment for football, basketball and track at . . . VORBECK,S . . . because by doing so I am sure of secur- ing only quality merchandise. QE RBERT VQRBECK9S WESTERN COLORADO'S LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE Phone 478 510 Main Street SAFEWAY PIGGLY WIGGLY Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of '34 SWS WHEN TRADING AT SAFEWAY-PIGGLY WIGGLY YOU SAVE AS YOU SPEND CONGRATULATIONS Dean Studios T0 THE and Dean's CLASS CF Camera Shop 1934 . ,,.f. From The E Where Modern Photographs Are Made -' SKIP SAYSH You can't beat Rush-Sanford for their clothes, style, comfort and durability. Herman has that Gable appearance about him that the girls can't resist. In other words clothes HICRMAN sump,-ms make the man, and we sell the clothes. RUSH-SANFORD See the New Best Wishes to the G 3 CLASS OF 1934 Goodyear Tire jones Bros. Reynolds Tire Service Pharmacy 7th and 1200.1 500 Main Phone 43 Graduates---1934 The New We Congratulate You After your graduation, you can still d Q the new 1934 Chevrolet only 5 n pend on Harris t0 Supply your needs you will be convinced of its sturdi th thi? V9I'y t d ce, economy a b Coats SllitS The Great Dresses Millinery American Value Hosiery Accessories For 1934 CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. GRAND JUNCTION, COLO. GUARANTEED SERVICE Have Your ON ALL CARS , EEE ,EEE Dry Cleanmg N EW Done FORD V-8 E THE WESTERN SLOPE EXCELSIQR AUTO COMPANY Second and Main Phone 590 Grand Junction HOTEL ST. REGIS Of Grand Junction, Colo. Congratulates the Class of 934 H. E. BURNETT, Proprietor and Manager FIVE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE at IQSMSXM I J W SWIQE MERCANTILE C' l. CORRECT STYLES J o N E S MARKET MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN 2. HIGHEST QUALITY 3. LOW PRICES 4. SMILING SERVICE , . . Th f fth reason is becau. Th F h St h lways been friendly d Main SIFCCI1 g th all S0110 1 d t vm Phone 598 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1934 Our Motto: TO SERVE YOU BETTER C6 f'3 GRAND CAFE 557 Main Street Grand Junction Heartiest Congratulations From Grand Junction's only complete hardware department store SCHMIDT HARDWARE co. Grand Junction Delta TI-IE M E S A LUMBER Lumber and Building Materials I i COMPANY Seventh and Pitkin Avenue Phone 169 Grand Junction, Colo. VUE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF '34 -We have enjoyed having a share in furnishing the young ladies of your class with pretty clothes through high school and graduation. -It will be our pleasure to con- tinue serving you with the newest fashions each season. APPAREL SHOP CLASS GF '34 WE CONGRATULATE YOU May the diploma you are about to receive inspire you to greater efforts and MANUEL'S United States Bank Of Grand Junction Owned, Operated and Dm' t I By Home Peo1l The bank that survived the depression upon a one hun- dred per cent basis SUPER SHELL IS Super Charged FOR More Power AND More Mileage AT ALL SHELL STATIONS WHERE people of good taste go to enjoy a well-cooked and appetizing meal. MERCHANTS CAF E PORTRAITS Commercial Photography and Kodak Finishing We Will Appreciate Your Patronage BINDER STUDIO 528 Main Street Phone 1218W CITY MARKET Prinster Bros. Largest Market and Grocery in Western Colorado U N D E R W 0 O D -THE CHAMPION Every national and international type- writer contest for the past quartt l'f l1l.lll'y has been won on an UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. l:',n-lu.vir1' lfrp:'1'.v4'uIzltilww Sentinel-Richardson Office Supply Co. Daily Sentinel Building HAROLD RICHARDSON, Managfe COPELANIYS APOTHECARY Optima Pro Minimis 523 Main Street Grand Junction, Colo. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '34 MOSS BARBER sHoP THE MODEL DRUG CO. You will find at THE MODEL always a complete stock of Drugs and Drug Sun- dries, along with reasonable prices and DEPENDABLE SERVICE The Quaid .nam 44 I Mann Street Phono TAKE A SUMMER COURSE IN TYPING, ACCOUNTING OR SHORTHAND A 'l' 'l' H lil ROSS BUSINESS COLLEGE lf:l.lf:1 l'lu1' lsnnu. CLUB CLOTHES FREEMAN SPORT SHOES SHIRTCRAFT SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS All Quality Lines JONES-ENSTROM ICE CREAM CO. Manufacturers of the VELVET BAR Grand Junction's Most Beautiful Cafe ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE Expert Operators in Permanent Waving, Finger Waves, Marcels, Facials, Manicuring Dyes and Rinses Western Cafe YVONNE PATTEN, Prop. I Phone 464 Mile High Garden and Field Seeds MIXED FEEDS DOG, CAT, FISH AND BIRD FIRE INSURANCE :: LOANS VICTOR C. GARMS Y SUPPLIES The Grand Junction Seed 444 Mam Street Company Phone 99 316 Main Street Leading Bakery of the Western Slope Class of 1934 We have enjoyed helping you on your annual and we thank y for your cooperati QJJQQM, BAKERY . STARK'S I Phone 161 612 Main St. Phone 333.1 I I . . 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