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

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ia, +,9 lf? j2,ffl'f'f5 G65 aQ1Qf4We-7 avzydfozj . . . Helping you To choose your courses . . . paTienTly insTrucTing you . . . aiding you in warding oTT my mosT pesTiTerous rela- Tives who Tried leading you oTT inTo oTher paThs . . . advising y you when you needed advice mosT . . . working wiTh you on X5 plans Tor The uncerTain days before you . . . These are only a ' Tew oT The acTiviTies l saw being carried ouT during The year byf kk The aclminisTraTors and TaculTy of The school. You'd be surprised y aT The number of Tasks l waTched Those people Toiling over Trom my perch on The oTTice safe or The blackboard chalk racks in The' various rooms. T l IT you're asking me, l'd compare Them To The navigaTors of The air force-men who ploT and plan Tor The Tlighf mission oT The crew and who do Their uTmosT Tor iTs success. TWV? , ,1 Q ' M, j . ' L10 - dp ilil 1 ykfjyjj X QW! Tfsleemfrfff Z '7 ' f T sifaqigsf M 'T r iz!! Q: 4 .. I Mfg amd g Cf-'ZT2 if f i' T '4 ' ff X -J' Li. is d J - is .lT'llW'l i 526m 'rl gzip?- 1' if T f 'm ? WW em lmkpfggvfi i T fbJ9f f 7'f 7

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i7ZzouyA tAe5e yaoztdb we come an 70 In out JZEZCA for ,4l'l0w!e6!fe. V ' ' f x . W 2 - G1 - f -2 f S KAL. Nl i l . l zz, 7 N f' ' 'I f 1 0 Y -I .1 W J N Y. L , 5 'fl if rf S Q S 'xi so x X 3 Q Wifi Q .. X J. Sl 'X c 5 e Q55 fs ' 'xv - i a, .--. - 4 'RK fgxs A , r 3 'S' 6 A gm S SQ A f i . I X N., N-.3 .i gs YB.. I S X 1, ffl x I N 5 Foreword . . . Tiger Gus, 'rha'r's me! This fall a few of my fellow gremlins and l, deciding we needed a bif of diversion, lefl our original hab- ifar, 'rhe foresfs now used as R. A. F. landing fields. +o arrive af G. J. H. S. iusf in lime for The beginning of school. A+ firsr we had a very gleeful fime ge'r+ing info all sorfs of mis- chief. Ere long, lhe feachers and srudenfs, headed by S. Clay Coy. Roberf James. and Andy Williams. broughf abou? our re- form by iudicious bribery wifh cancelled posfage sfamps. Since Then our work has been more on ihe consfrucfive side. excepf for fhe few fimes, we've slipped from grace. We'd like 'ro rake you on a Tour of I943-44 in G. J. H. S. Since I was fhe firsf While Sheep among my fellow gremlins. l've been elecred guide. Le+'s go! I

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