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

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The Cm Oi It ELL YOU SEE lT WAS LlKE THIS- Once upon a time there was an annual stall -no not an ordinary annual staff- but the staff of the 1935 Tiger Annual of the Grand junction High School, Grand Junction, Colorado, IU. S. A.l So you see it was no ordinary annual staff. Now, said yearbook staff, as soon as it was organized as such, put their twenty-some heads to- gether to ponder on the question which inevitably confronts every staff: How could their annual give the most complete, the most real interpreta- tion of the school life during the year 1934-35? H- not just present the cold, hard facts of what went on and who did it and when, but to give the very feelings and thoughts of the average student to. ward everything which went on in the school' which not only included the activities and organi- zations of the school, as former annuals had it- but also the actual classroom work. The annual to give the truest picture of the school would then present the thoughts of the average student of the school in his own language-the current vernacu- lar of 1934-35. Thus the theme, a diary, was born. A new member. Annie Student lany studentl, was added to the staff. She was to write down her private personal thoughts concerning every class, or ani- zation, and club as entries in her diary througiiout the year. But the ticklish question arose: could a girl understand sports well enough to interpret them for the school? The answer, no. And thus her brother, lzzie A. Student lfigure it out your- selfl came into existence Both of them represent typical high school seniors of 1935-light-hearted, enthusiastic, inquisitive enough to suit the purpose. To capture, and to hold forever, the true s irit of Grand junction High School, 1934-35-- tliis is the purpose of this volume. ls it a success? We do not know. Ten years-twenty-five years from now-we will know. May 23, 1935fGrand junction, Colorado. i WW And Now . . . Turn the Pages T0 the High School of America - -3 ..., -- i.,.. Dedication The Book . . . Closes ..., ,,,,.. , -4 .....,. ln Memorium They Rule the Roost .,.......A -.7 .-... Y Oflice and Administration Headin' for the Last Round-up---8 ....f.f.f.fff SCHQOIS lg Wimn'r be Long Now ,,... - - -23 ,... - .,f.,., JI.lIll0l'5 Going Up in the World ,....., -28 ,,.,,. - - -Sophomores lfThey're Green They're Growing30 ,,,. - - - Freshmen The Pen ls Mightier Than the Swgjfd ---,,,-,VY,,,, ,,,, 3 Z .,,,, - - - EI'lgliSl'1 History ls Necessary to Divines 34 .,,,. ...., H istory l Believe in Miracles ..,,,,.,. -35 .A..V - - .-ff Science For Making a Livin .,,,,,, - - -36 ..,. . . . - -VOC21fi0nS Hic - Oui - Oui - Agios--- -- - - - -37 The Whole ls Equal to the Sum oi' All lts Parts- - -- -- ----. 38 .....V-. lVl11!l16m2liCS Art, Music. Physical Education - - - -Physical Education - -Orange and Black News ------ ----Languages For the Enjoyment of Leisure- - -39 Well, Anyway--Sound Bodies- - -40 Sees All, Hears All, Prints - Well -41 United We Stand, Divided NVQ Fall ,,AAA,-,w-------- 42- -Student Body Assoc. just One Big HHPPV Family- - - --44 When Good Fellows Get -- -- -. --Girls' League Together .---- - --..- - - -45 .-..-.. BUYS' Lea ue 46 Chick-a lacka Boom .. - .- - - - . - - - The Strong Arm ofthe Law -.-- 47- - - High School Police Science, Leadership, Character- - -48 ' Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, Clean Sport, Clean living--49-M - ---Hi-Y -,-------- --Pep CTub ,- ---- - ---.---- Tri-Y A Shootin' We Will Go ----- - -50- - ------ Camera Club All the World's a Stage -------- 51- -Dramatic Club Plays All for the Sake of Their Art- - -53 They Settle the World's Pmhlems54 ---- International Relations Club --- ----- ----Art Club Possunt Quia Posse Videntur-- - 55- - .- - - -- - - - Latin Club The Show Must Go On -----.- 56- ---- Senior Class Play Honorary Scribblers ----.-. -- - -58 ------ Cluill and Scroll l l.ove a Parade -------------- 59 ------ - ----- .Band Music Hath Power to Sooth the Savage Breast .-------- 60 ---- ----- C Trchestra My Lord's Gonna Rain Down Fire -- ------------- - , --6i--- ---Mixed Chorus Act XVell Thy Part---Therein All Honor Lies. - ---- ---- 6 Z- - -National Honor Society Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow- - - - - -- - ---- 63 ------- History Team 64 Senior Slouch Day --------- - - - -----.-.- -, You Guess W'e're Young and Healthy ---- -66-- - -. - - -Girls' Athletics We Thought We Had lt . . But-67 ------ ...- - Football A Bunch of the Boys Were 'Hooping lt Up- - - - , ---- 68- - -- - - - Basketball We're just a Bunch oi Little Nlercuries ------- ---- - -69 - . . - - . - .Track l've Got Hair on My Chest ---- 70- - -- - - - -Wrestling UG Club - - -Tiger Stall' Senior Class Will- --- - - -- -- -73. -Merely This and Nothing lVlore Letters and Stripes Forever ---- -71 The Die ls Cast ----- , -. ---- 72-- ---

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