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

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S-tucfent CoLUTCii —that government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from the earth is the basis on which our great American democracy is built. In Grand Junction High School the Student Council represents that phase of America's creed. This group has been working in step with America's defense program by planning the Victory Corps and presenting patriotic assemblies. The -council also cooperated with the community in various victory campaigns and drives. The Student Council is represented by the presidents of all school organizations. Mr. Beattie is its advisor. [ ;°:n-Ann| En,trr,Be,$AVBlg Katberine Hess. Shirley Tomlinson. Gerry Akey, Helen Louise Bush Wblte' ,me Rosie Chiero. Betty Dunn. Shirley Myers, Phyllis Mors. 'H RLouiRsCBm TOnV AqU' ' AlbSrt Wil’on' Bob Hendrickson, Harold Owen, Don Wood. Morris Ficklin, Johnnie Retolazo,

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‘3-GjCult'ty ERMIE HEI'BNER. B. A.. M. A. English. ROBERT JAMES, B. A.. M. A. i'hcmistry. BASIL KNIGHT, B. S. Mathematics. LILLIAN LARSON. B. A.. M. A. English, Publications. GRACE MAAO. B. S. Science, Mathematics. ANN MARASCX), B. A. Spanish. CORA JANE MKIjCHER, B. A. History. JOHN BEN DEHOR AST, B. A. English. EDAR ROE. B. S. Physics. Aeronautics. HAROLD K017TH, B. S. Agriculture. ELIZABETH SOHI.AOEL. B. A. Commercial. HELEN iSCTOTT, B. A., M. A. History. OOODSELL SDK I M. B. A.. B. M. Mathematics, Music. DORA SMITH. B. A.. M. A. English. CHARLES STEEN. B. S. Music. MARIE STOLE. M. A. Commercial. EDITH TOWN LEY. Physical Education. ALBERT WHITE. B. S. Physical Education. KI TH WOOD. B. A., M. A. English. HAZEL ELA. B. A. Librarian.

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e °' V o«'1 e ' Co0’ o«'c 4' 0° je 0 yAo ' O’ ®0' cHomenoam Council Presidents from the various guidance-rooms compose the Homeroom Council, one of the most democratic bodies in the school. This group, not to be confused with the Student Council, attempts to bring equality to all students of the school. It is every student’s privilege to make suggestions about any problems which arise to his Homeroom president, who will in turn present them at the following meeting. The council has charge of informing the students of activities and changes of schedule, and of planning the honor system. They also present the ideas discussed in the meetings of both the Student and Homeroom councils to the students in the guidance-rooms. When Mr. Soelberg, the sponsor of this representative organization, left, Mr. James succeeded him. FIRST ROW—Ronald Nastier. Phyllis Garber. Lois Kraai. Jean Hoel. Claire Holmes. Dorothy Mae Farmer. Shirley Deanne Craft, Ted White. SECOND ROW—Bill Griffin. Lula Belle Stinchcomb. Eleanor Roberts. Jean Yarnell. Joe Blossom. Phyllis Nylund. Glenna Riclc. Shirley Hanson. Donald Dickey. THIRD ROW—Bill Burford. Terry Daniels Jim Ht inloin. Warren Ward. Keene Larson. Craig Harris, Bill Owen, John Starks. Jim Cox.