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

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J. FRED ESSIG, B. A.. M. A. Superintendent of Schools J. F. BEATTIE. B. A.. M. A. Principal of High School I. K. BOLTZ. B. S.. M. A. Vice Principal—History

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FACULTY The high school Senate,” an efficient executive body which met September 7, 1937, made some enthusiastic plans for the student body. This body is composed of the new Supreme Judge,” J. F. Essig; Chief Speaker,” J. F. Beattie; Recorder,” I. K. Boltz; Director of Finance,” E. B. Roe; Director of Woman’s Welfare,” Mrs. Lucille Mahannah; and ’General Assistant,” Josephine Roessler. With the aid of the cabinet members, new and old, these plans proved highly successful to the advancement of G. J. H. S. To take the place of these teachers who moved away, eight new cabinet members helped to make the year more successful. Their names, the towns from which they came, and the subjects that they teach are: Mr. Clyde Granere, Greeley, shop; Miss Mabel Hixson, Boulder, Latin I; Miss Rosa Bird Marimon, Salt Lake City, English III; Miss Florence Porter, Grand Junction, English I; Mr. Gunnar F. Soelberg, Erie, mathematics; Mr. Goodrich S. Walton, Boulder, English I and social science; and Mr. A. F. White, Golden, mathematics, and football. Oroam Aydelotte, B. A. Typing Winifred Bull, R. A.. M. A. English. Latin Cecelia Card man, R. F. A. Art Esther Conway, B. A., M. A. French. Span is ft Marjorie Corbin, B. S. Homemaking A. M. Craven. R. A., Th. G. H istory Gladys Crawford, R. A. English Maude Crawford. R. A.. R. E. Algebra. Latin The class room teachers organization is a busy one. This year several socials were sponsored including a bad taste” party, and a banquet at La Court hotel. The banquet is one of the outstanding events of the year. The teachers’ convention is a large affair also. This year it was held in November. Teachers from all over the western slope attended the convention. Several local teachers took prominent parts in the activities. The teachers’ meetings are but hazy mists to most students where Johnny’s or Mary’s conduct is vigorously discussed, or the eligibility of each student as an honor candidate is decided upon. But actually much more is done at these meetings than this. The Senate’s sessions open in September and closes in June. Many of the teachers change their roles to that of the students, at the close of school, and attend college. Others travel, and still others just rest. However they spend their vacations, they arc always on hand, a vigorous and loyal group, ready to begin a hard task and to do it thoroughly and well. W. T. Davis, B. A Mathematics Ina Dyer B. A. Social Science i i Raymond T. Eddy, B. A. History Hazel Ela, R. A. Librarian