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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

X . x X W ,,l 1 , V , 2 Nffx X:?'s'!',n' x F' i , t 1 Q . J. L Xk ' 4 ' I wk ' - '-1 .h -n.A:f, I .f JA ' Q .- - v Ak .4 gi.. l 7 ' :'af-JE 7' . - Ai.. ' ,Y . . - . S' 'Y f' -' 1 ' X V , ., 5 I xx . v I - XX T.. ., .' . ..r . Q .I V . ,.l. ilk v -4. U Y-4-1 .. 'f -' 'U ,' '21,-.4 . ' , . ' ' A -' 57 ' ' , 1 ff- ,. ..Qj,.:f. ,, . f . 5 F .f -,, -.QL -A f 1 . V' ' 'A , . , 1 - Q 5 4 ' x , 1 X . X xx . v U 1 - . x . - . . ,, r, ..,3 -.V ....-,1,.f, 1,. -0. n . f! J. 1 - . '. - .0 -4 f .X ku.. ' I 2' ,ag x A . 0 .- . ',- -',' 4' ' ', sri-'Lf' ' ' 4 1.'--gp A R ,v 7':'J 1. I .?Z.?v',f f .' rl A . .4 DH' , '. -- tat,-1fi'. '.' - FFZQZQ' ,xj -. 1 Ll ' 6 x I. Ye' yr ,' : 2 if .-114 ... , Atv. '51 .5 ,Avy . 4.-.q,eff '-' 1' X f try' V in - ,... P J -Q .5 . ,X Qu I-4' L 1' X ,.i,!,J, I f+ff'1i35'1.1 wx -fa Sqn, K , .r , fs- -f x. fhefiju 5 1 , aw: ,. .',. , .N f '3 ., Il -. ,,4. ,J fdff , -Q . fm- I ,. i'l' v 1 1, . .431 131, , iwhtl I.. -1 :V4 oil., U L ,I .F , 1:-14 'VI'-li. 1. fm. .11 1-' . . ' 1,1 4 11, . 1 n t 1 . .11 , 1 i .4 . ,.., 1 1 1 4 . 1 1 4. I.. 41. 1 .1 ,1 Q .4 . . 1 .1 , . ,. 1 ii'-z '21 1 I , 4 1 ' ,. .1 -fr,-111,, - -L ,, . 1- 1 , :. .1 , . p .11 , -,H iq., A .4 gr F . ..q 1-,41 . - -. 4:2 i ' . . 1-,rc . .N-1:-1-. ..'.'.1g -,'1.fL-, 1 '.'1f-'1 ,1.,,' f, .,'Zf.:'1g .-1 1' -. f gl. x - 1, 1 Q 15,H1'11,1u Q., 1 , . , , 4. ,. ,A M ,, .D . ,I 3 .11 FAQGQA1 1 lg -7533. ,J , 1 '. 'fr' 15. . gfrihrp x fx' ' L .,'4 1111 1 .- . ' 1 FU. u 1 . -X 1 1 -. ' 1 x-- 1 1 , Q . . . , - Q, I . .. , n .-K F, df.: '1.'.' -.' g .. , 11 A, , D ig 1 ' 1 A . , . 1 N , 1. -1 , , , ' ! 1 'I 1 -1 1' 1 . '1 K il' - . , 1 1 . 1 - , X 1 YE I1 1' A 'f' - ' .1 . I, 1 , -if ., . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -, 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , l 1 .'4 ' V 'il . . 1 11 1 I A .. 1 , , y 1 1 1 11 . 'V r m 1 . V ', 11. - . 1 1 . 1, ,1 ' f .. ' ,1 1 V- . . 1 f ' 1 1 ,1 . 4 .1 - ,,g 4. 5? 1 ' 1 .tl ,Az D . f x 1 .., 1 , 1 1 -1 T' 1153? -110' T! it f Y .1 N1 3' 'if F Wm ' 'Y 3 11 J r A .1 ' . - 1 , 1 .vig 1' ' .I 1 Q . . 1 - N 'I lx ' . 'L 1, 1 ,' 1 I r'-5: 3 I -' ., .,: 1 xy 4 l'-A 1 .. .V . . i '. 1f:.,1fp ' ' ,' ' j, nit- 5514. Z-sf' A . i.z5,L:1'H 11 M 5 1. Ji 511129.-Q 1 1 '19 ' ' ff I 'FHL 1' 1' ' if 5 f 'f' '-l -:, 1. ? . -- f ' .w'z-3 - f1 'x'194:f. 549112 1' 1.1- 4 1f5v 1 ' H , Mn- 11-'S 11 1 .. is 1 , 11 .fr-'f .112 51 .1 ' T5s1 .Le1 flff 1 -QW' yu ? 'L '5'121fYi:A i ' nv M 3533 K 3 1 f 11' . 21: QI t.je'1. '5 fi 1' f ' f5f'f'f9, '1. -'lliifjy 'jf Y T f. 'lfffi - ' 1 ' ' ' ', V if 1 1 1.-1 -muy T5 1 . K jf I 1.1 ' 1 , .1 - -- ,- .. 1.1:-,-55, 1 1 1-2. -1 1,131 1 1 4.1 QL . 1 M., In 1'f' .,1. J W. .11 . 1-r A . K - J 11' WI 11 ' -ffl, qv-1 .. 54.15115 1,. -Af' - ,CY-1 1:, 'Q ' fm 'a' 224' 'jf' 1. .., , z Y' 1.1. 1, 'f it 3: ..j:?f.i7 ' 1 Z - .-11?-Q 1,17 T'5g21,f I gy ,. . .,, I 1 1.1'li'I F5 .,js 'f ' 1-lf.'t.g!41.w-5 WL, 1 . 1 1:1L'. 5- ' 1 A .,.aF1J 111 11fgTvf51fg11s.1v2S?11 ' 1 4 i '1 I s 1 THE IH? 7 7751571 FUEWEEEJ by fffe EZZUDXENZZE of fifw! f Z !NfZ4L7!V H76 EUGUUX i-54159-F5 FAME LEE M9511 fVa'f-47ff7ei9 fxfsffrszfsf- 5z.f5fNE'55 A227055 WIN DEFEN Dano! 5UNU!L7f XQUXVXSEF LMAUN L C7'P'SC7lV r K . 5 'ff 951, I ' ,. Q I rv . , 1, 11 A. xr' 1 1 . I, ,'4 'X . Wkiff ' Q ' ' ki' . 1 1 wp , ,-, ',, if a ,. :fit f':Ji ' .I '41,- Y-vi,-,Q hug. . I -v. ',, V. ' 11.3. -1 1 4 1 f- T, X4 .'.a'2 jg , H 4. A - I ., ' b ' ' 1 . ,. 4 I. A Ui .- 19 if 11i'.'i. 'iq . H5 - I JH- 3. exmqsfx. , 1 x w u 'W M Dedtaf - x x I '. ,4 W- A . , . '- uk , . 1.13 1 . 4- , ,rf , v 'I '..' V ' I ., .fix Tfzif, 4 I- .f 'J' ' ' J' f 3132? v':f'NrF -. . 'VA HF. , 'W' 4' 1 U 1 I 11,i, ..q' K - .4 1 .- 1 ' -, lu , l QI' L ', .i-, 1 .Vf ' -, . ' ' Q12 t -L YL ' r J. -'f 1 S -if 1 iff 4 I . 1 VA, ' 'wx -1,-, . V -'-.': -,- '-1 ff A -r-.nn 7. wg-n -PW 1 -Q UIQ 193' f 1-. .1 I-...WI .,.g,G -gg., Eu A .I'fi 75.55 .-Q' ' I ' -- .pn i' .. 11'-1.v, nuff 1 ' .-'s9,'iL -- . He.-ff, .. I '- - 'UA ! . , '41, . ,. Q, -'V '- ASW! 'r s ,' Q ,N v 't i4 ' I 55,3 4 ,jZj,if 'A ' L ' X y . - 5 m ul v . :Q K 5 .1 4 up Q wwf ,av ss W 3, 1 0 V gif 3 ,VM N' x 4 dai-lP ' 1 wb' . Q, Q . tx 1 JV' yxmq n Tir K f-,max 1 V mf - ' f x K xurnx X J 1 an .K fxwfxh 3 , . Aix 1 ,Q ,Q is -we nm. J. Z' . Q ,lwfv 5 v-Ol' X e 1652 x. X t x. QV ' . af W 3 N t ' I M. , ' ' 4 ., f gf' I K is stiff A . Q ww ,:fI', I' W. I . 1 ' ' ,,. ' Q ,. V A . 'G -v VKJQ' W af Ss Q! , A r is Q kj . K x X X X N if ' ' i. . ' f 'Lximaffm 1 K x -I . , 'gf ' ' , ' Y, !'E,5a'5?VbEs4y'r 1 1 ' m ' A 3, f,j?53'-ff-,Q 3 'vfeix' ' 5 3 til im 'ffk ffx Id , ff , 'fxf fg,5f.f b .. . Ff' Y 06,3 b -:I m . wi, ,Q X x Ng i , X 'r 0 'ef MQ ails Q ' V' i Q ,' N H ,Q '. X x g A Q . ,. K J Q we V 0 .5 vb .iff wt, q D 5 Q, A , :A l ,' , A . iii, sf V ,x X , eww W F w , X9 .- ' 4 fx, ' 9- - X ' -P N 4 ' s X if f ,K Q af- 1 xA 1 yi 4KgmX. xy? A x !'XM 'w'ilg'1'x'Px 5? nw.-n Jiri' an X .sX.,,, . v ' Q U. 1 QQ . . 1 fx , xq Q .Q.,X Q X' rg Q. af fm 'U ii ' -vm ' I . , V, ,Ag 'x ,ll ,.r.0u' ,Wa ' T , aiwf , 4. R , M Y mMg1..' 'M .f ' , Min '3 'fin if 'igxki faffady' L X XSS' 0 Q fix W 7 xy ,gi xx I , um! 5. lx, W' , ii A 46, ' . ' x -., 1 X, 9. ,Q x J-1 ,.,,.. 1- Q, VWM Ill' ug , X V Qwnwfv ,, FOREWORD Whenever lhe alumni of Grand Jimclion l-ligh School are in a rerniniscenf mood lhe edilors sponsor wrilers and pholographers hope 'rhe I947 Tiger Annual d will biing recolleclions of lhe happy high school days when ie+ planes, roclcels, an an enlarging air service broughl awesome speed and wonder 'ro 'rhe world. wwf-n I! ii uc insoo WESTERN AIRLINES PHOTO WINGS AGAINST TI-IE WIND Againsf Ihe heavy head-winds I would rise, Borne up by ils force, yer wilh somelhing of my own power Bearing me closer Io Ihe lurquoise skies, Through wide and windy spaces, hour by hour. The wings of my spiril slrong againsl 'rhe mighl' Thai would defer me upon my upward way, Above me I'he racing clouds, below, Ihe while Drill of 'the sea, ils silver spray. l would have gulls' wings on my heavenly climb. l would be slronger Ihan Ihe winds Ihal blow, I would liil up beyond all space and Iime- There is a haven lor me-l would go Wifh wings againsf lhe wind, wilh 'wings widespread. There is splendor above me, lhere is lighl ahead -Grace Noll Crowell X77 H2 f JM f f?fef2Gf7v XLTUUX77 . ff Eaffz Quielly and efficienlly assuming his dufies as superin+end- enf of +he Grand Junclion public schools, l. K. Bolfz has won The admirafion of fhe enfire feaching slaff as well as of +he communify. As chairman of 'rhe Colorado Educafion Associa- fion legislafive commi+'ree, Mr. Bolfz is playing a significanf role in fhe efforf 'ro secure grealer equalizafion of educa- fional oppor+uni+y and higher s'randarcls for public schools in +he sfa+e. Wilh qenial good nafure, facf and efficiency, Rober+ C.James direcls fhe 'reachers and sfudenls of The hiqh school as 'rheir prin- cipal. In This, his second adminisfrafive year, he has done much fo lil? The fenor of fhe enfire qroup and +o build an enfhusiaslic school spirif. By ufilizinq adyanlaqeously educalional facili+ies and leachinq personnel, Mr. James seelrs fo malre fhe acfivifies ol Grand Juncfion Hiqh School elfecfive mediums fhrouqh which fhe sfudenfs may qain exp-erience, knowledge, and slrills enabling +hem fo assume posifions of responsibilily in lhe global, air- mincled world of Today. Workinq in close co-operation wifh The principal is fhe assisf- anl. Ray C. Hume. Responsible for innumerable roufine defails which oil fhe qears of lhe machine and insure smoolh dovefailinq of acfivilies lo fi? inlo fhe composile whole, Mr. Hume has his 'Fingerlips on fhe con+rols al all fimes. Through his confacls dur- inq +he iwo pasf years, Mr. Hume has qainecl fhe respecf of bofh fhe facul+y and lhe sfudenls. Youfh ifself is always a challenqe. Who should beHer know 'rhe problems of sfudenfs Than R. E. Tope, a long-lime servanf of fhe public, a promofer of educalion, and a builder ol +omorrow's cifizens? The influence of Mr. Tope's philosophy on life has spread fhrouqh lhe years, and his lcnowledqe is a benefif 'ro lhe people wifh whom he has so qenerously shared if. fqDbE! 7! Z: JUME5 R .75 E' fQ7a7Lif'fLffr1e Muff Learning lhal' lwo and Two make four . . . a slide rule slides . . . slraiglii angles . . . congrueni Triangles . . . formulas . . . square rools . . . puzzled brains . . . grue- some Tesfs . . . poinled compasses used properly and im- properly . . . Main sludenls spenl grueling lwours maslering llne lundamenrals . . . some even becoming experls. Lois Baughman Basil T. Kniglnf Gunliild Guslalson Bernadine Myers W. T. Davis ELf5!7VE55 Click of 'rypewriler keys . . . clang of 'rl1e riming clock . . . peculiar looking shorllmand forms . . . riglif balance ir- bookkeeping . . . long hours of pracfice . . . Fulure sle- nograplwers . . . clerks . . . business execulives . . . whal have you . . . Business courses are an invaluable assef in numerous fields. Dororhy Ellis Marie Schwab Maxine Fairchild .4-Q Emma Groom Rufh Wood Helen Hensler Edirh Nelson Aluine Porler L rw 2!9F0n......,, fd f-xv A255 Senfence slrucrure . . . loaflling verb coniugafions . . . commas . . . semi-colons . . . periods . . . endless lhemes . , . knee-shaking oral book repor'rs . . . Mac- be+h . . . I-lamle+ . . . Wha+'s in a name? A rose by any oiher name would smell as swee+ . . . a requiremeni for college enfrance . . . English offers The lundamenlals which are essenfial fhroughoul life. LUN UL! Eb Muffering sfrange sounds and syllables . . . learning complica+ed coniugafions . . . having a 'rerrible lime wirh pronunciarion . . . securing a background in cul- 'rure . . . planning and carrying ou+ relared proiecfs . . . French, Lafin, Spanish offer diversion from ordinary rou+ine . . . help fulfill college requirernen+s . . . build ber- +er underslanding of English. Eslher Conway Maude Crawford Ann Marasco Winifred Bull fig fuk Signilicanl courses . . inlerpreling loday's problems in Frances l-loplon Delmer Born Gwendolyn Mallory Edward Whalley lighl ol pasl evenls . . . lceeping posled on presenl day allairs a recialin lhe aulhenlic and colorful aspecls - - - pp Q ol lhe pasl . . . learning lolerance . . . brolherhood . . . underslanding . , . l-lislory sludenls build lor cilizenship . . . lor parlicipalion in lhe world ol loday . . . leader- ship in lomorrow's America. lsabel Benson John Thorne J. B. Woolen Harry Shaw Eugene Hansen EEZENE E Biology . . . horrified squealcs ernilled by 'rhose afraid ol insecls . . . learning lhal all bugs are insecls, bul all insecls are nor bugs . . . Physics . . .a praclical and inleresling course . . . leverage... lighl . . . sound...gravily . . . alall- ing body falls al lhe rale ol 32 feel per second every second . . . Chemis- l'ry . . . a requiremenl for college en- lrance . . . confusing formulas . .. Science courses are viral 'ro lhose who plan lo go 'ro college . . . helpful lo lhose who do nol, ,s 'Q ik , N -51 M. ,- I fL7Uf11Efv152'fl f7v Meal planning . . . sludy of diels . . . canning mushy Gladys Glendenning lomaloes . . . learning lhe secrel ol ilaky pie crusl . . . G H. k lhe clamor lo ge+ lhe dishes done before lhe bell rings... eneva 'C S lrighllul or delighllul recolleclions ol cooking failures and Louise Shaw successes . . . maslering 'rhe line arf of sewing . . . crealing arlislic nolebooks . . . l-lomemaking has ils advanlages . .. a good prospecl for liulure homemakers. Zizjfklyfxfxjf Developing mechanical skills . . . learning lhe insides ol 'rhe old bus . . . shop . . . woodwork . . . radio . . . build- ing . . . +es+ing . . . sending . . . complicafed problems using algebra, geomelry, lrigonomelry . . . ulilizing all lhe brain's power . . . Vocalional courses give praclical lraining. sv ,, ' ws 4 . 6,4 MSR. .gy- Charles Turner Gus Conslanline Herberf Benson lnol piclurecll Lyle Gallegos lnol picfuredl Arfhur Harms Clyde Granere fc ' , 1 f r: sy is Dhgff-fbuffygf fda CUZZIUN Clang of fhe cash regisfer . . . on lhe 'ob experience . . . classes in 'the morning . . . working in lhe allernoon . . . a new way of doing old work. fDf95f5fL-df ' XL-f7!! ff' !7Zz!77N Push-ups . . . ball games . . . wres+ling . . . relays . . . laps around 'rhe block . . . requiremenf for all freshmen . .. an aid in +he clevelopmenf of perliecl body co-ordinalion. fX7EEf9Ufvf:df DFDWXN , Eff T squares . . . French curves . . . dividers...numerous sfrange fools . . . slcills . . . archileclural aspiralions . . . designing . . . engineering . . . lugging drawing boards home 'lo finish proiecls in mechanical drawing . . . Car- fooning . . . sculpfuring . . . pasiels . . . free hand draw- ing . . . posfers . . . slencils . . . a splash of red and a spurl of orange . . . symmelry . . . mass balance.. .+ech- nicolor or black and while nighlmares of arlislic designs plague +he arfisls. Berl' l lil'l' Belly Adams Rufh Higgins U!-7Z?LF f ff9xaf7f-f Informafion . . . friendly workers . . handy felephone . . . mimeographing . , . sfudenf files . . . books and fees losf and found ell ibilif sli s . . . fhe cenfer of . . . . . . g y p school life. Sh-h-h . . . Quief Please . . . fhe rusfle of pages furn- ing . . . ficfion . . . non-ficfion . . .kencyclopedias and dic- M d Th fionaries by fhe dozen . . . ambifious, slap-happy, dozing 6 ge Omason sfgdenfs . . . friendly librarians . . . sfill a good place fo sfudy. Lenore Belina Woodwork . . plasfic lamps . . . forge work . . . leafher work . . . bookends . . . leffer openers...preparing for fufure careers . . . graduafion credifs . . . informal classes . . . all fhis and school, foo. Hazel Ela lna Dyer Bid lrvin Richard Hunl' NS' EDEEEE XA horrifying microphone . . . 'rerrifying seconds afiempi- ing a one-minufe speech . . . laughing wilh +he ofher fel- low over a boner . . . l-lere come +he animals +wo by lwo. l-lippopoiamus and kangaroo . . . Miss Gray assur- ing one 'rhaf praciice develops poise . . . Ah! Speech is wonderful for self-conirol. 5 Irene Grey Lillian Larson Marion Jacobs Charles Sleen lMusic Co-ordinaforl Grace Rifchie Margare+ Vandenburg John Pendergrasf Ljlffa NEACSU7 he rmedl Wrifing headlines . . . fhreafened wi+h horrible conse- quences if Jrhe arlicle is nor in by lhe deadline . . . se- curing experience lhrough reporling . . . ihrilling +o a by- line in lhe Orange and Blaclc . . . soliciiing ads . . . produc- ing lhe Tiger Annual . . . edifing fhe Handboolc...Jour- nalism classes really furn oul lhe worlc. MLXEIE Musicians busily occupied wifh pep music for assemblies and games . . . concerfs for The public . . . programs for 'lhe service clubs . . . oulsfanding performances of ihe Spiri+ of Music and fhe Messiah . . . band rournamenf . . . Music courses sarisfy aes+he+ic needs . . . provide 'rraining in musical skills . . . build co-operarive efforil . . . provide creclifs Toward graduahon. THOSE WHO SOAR Scienlisls have nof made lcnown Progenifors we crave fo own: The bufferfly in sunny hour Caressing each seduclive flower: Experimenfal bumble-bee, An oriole above his +ree. A mo'rh whose all-consuming aim Was devoured in scorching flame Behind fhe very birfh of +ime, Ambifion never bred in slime: Abolish crawling, legless lhings, I wanl' forbears boasling wings! -Margarel' Lmhfop Law fab-5L7fvfv5f 5EfvfZ7fa5 On +ha+ faleful day when lhe class of '47 gaihered for +he firsi +ime as seniors. 'rhey looked ahead To 'rhe mos+ impor+an+ year of lheir school life...s'rep forrh info brighfer horizons wilh lhe lhoughl of 'Follow- fracing dreamy s+eps +o sweef music a+ a school dance . . . marching +o 'rhe sfrains of Pomp and Circums+ance on The final day a++ired in caps and gowns for baccalaureafe . . . commencement A+ The end of a lruiliul year graduafes Turn 'rheir baclcs on high school life . . . sfep lorlh info bri'rer horizons wilh lhe 'rhoughf of follow- ing as sfraighf and clean a course as a plane soaring inlo lhe blue aerial heighls. Officers leading The seniors Through lhis lheir mosi memorable year were Belly Beehler, secrelaryg Jim Reed, president and Barbara Fosler, vice president i SENIOR CANDIDS Taleni Revue acl causes low whisfles . . . high commenls . . . and medium ohs and ahs for fhe black faced seniors. Senior homemaking sfudenls proudly dis- play gowns whipped logeiher by deff hands. Lois Baughman and Arihur Harms prove 'ro be helpful . . . friendly . . . undersfanding senior class sponsors. Skiing is such fun . . . if a poor achin' person doesn'f land like This in fhe end. Slouching seniors sink info lhe lower forms of life for one mirlhful fhough messy day. Qelgl I 4b 'l if Ff2 K, I I 1 E, 'T,. i fl 57' 'iw-gf! f 4 'iv 57- .T elif ' 2 if- li ,Z ,X '- 7 4 N3 Qogiif I4 SCOQ-CIH DAY ' Audrey Abrams Nellie Allen Roberl' Bader Donald Ball Carolynne Barker Shirley Basye Lesfer Beauvais Dean Beck Beffy Beehler Jack Becker Buddy Blaney Phyllis Blanke Donald Bower Thelma Brock Cleon Brown Mar+ha Brown Bernifa Brophy Ivan Buddenhagen Bill Burger Frances Bush l-lilma Carson Ernesf Cesario Wayne Chapman Earl Chinn Rhea Chris+ensen Wayne Clark Margarel Clem Barbara Comer Gloria Conrad Bob Coomes Bill Cording Bob Craig Joann Craig Richard Crompion Doralee Dale Be++y Jo Davis Helen Davis Marjorie Davis Peggy Jo Davis Lawrence DeCamp Phyllis Dunham Elna Mae DeVere Helen DeWeese Lena Dillard Edgar Doan Harold Doan Velma Drake Louise Dull Charles Ela Willa Dean Dunne Virginia Elsberry Wayne Erickson Richard Fanle Marvin Ferguson Dorolhy Fleming Herberl Foraker Colleen 'Kipp Fahrney Barbara Fosler Rulh Marie Fosler Bob. Foxhoven Richard Foy Dahlia Furukawa Billie Kay Geary Evelyn Graham Kennelh Graham Virginia Graham Frank Gordon Arabella Gomez Ophelia Gregg Frank Guide Bob Hansen Dorolhy Harker Mary Hari' Morris Harvey Belh Harman Allen Haven John HiaH Harold Hill Bonnie Hinkle Chan Hockefl le .i .::,:., ::EEEE I. . ,Q Q IIA 3 N a B i 9' im XJ Rx was Joy Holderman Rulh Howell Eleanor Hudson Arlene Humphrey Barbara Jackson Bob Johnson Lloyd Johnson Russell Jones Don Kelly Wallace Kerr Velma Kinder Lou Rae Koehler Joyce Lakin Dona Leslie Dale Lesher Dorofhy Jean Lindsay Belly Ann Luiz Dale Mackley Vivian Madonna Frank Mancuso Gary Marlin Bill May Caryl McCoy Jim McDonough Les+er Marie McGlohn Gerald Mclnlyre Frank McKibben Ronald McLaughlin Kalherine Millsap John Melaas Dean Mizushima Beverly Moore Howard Molz Belly Mullins Hugh Nelms Yoshihiro Nigo Rose Marie Oakes Pafricia O'Dell Alsfon Paige Leon Parkerson Louis Perrin Bill Pelerson Mildred Pelerson LoreH'a Pefrafeso Joyce Phillips Bob Porfer Marjorie Quisl Be++y Read Harold Reeves James Reed Margarel Renfro Bud Reynolds Jean Rifchey Mary Rodebaugh Coyeen Rodgers Bob Roper Verna Rushing Don Sager Adelia Schram Wilbur Shullz Gerald Shive Allen Slcinner Sherwood Snyder Jimmie Sfandard David Sundal Dale Swann Barbara Theising Helen Theos Carl Treece Donald Turner Phyllis Tuflle Wallace Van Deren Ray Walker Larry Wallace Frieda Walraven Olivia Walls Donald Websler Joyce Websler Phyllis Lee Wesf Marvbefh Websler we .L .EE :-: Q ,egg if Xgap my , ova . in ,L Q4 L. -, fixoggggg is 3 S 'Y x . H, X1 1 James Gilmer Rulh Ennis Geraldine Foreman Mary Hansen Pere Heinrich Don Hia1'r Gwen Hovey Agnes Jayne Nadine Kay+on Dale Kellerby Billie June Kingsley Thelma Sharp Owen Spence Jaclc Sproll Vernice Wood Nor Piclured Dona Graham Neva Hamaker Senior Bolo Roper relaxes from arduous homework wilh his German police dog, Bufch. Rolliclcing memories of band irips highlighl fhe year for many seniors. X ufvzZ7r5 The prelliesl girl I ever saw was sippin cider Through a slraw . . .. v Merlyn Rodgers, presidenlg Elinor Walker, vice president and Doyce Leach, secrelaryr lreasurer .... These lhree add up ro The well- chosen junior class leadersl Guiding 'rhe junior class 'ro greafer accom- plishmenls are Gwendolyn Mallory and Delmer Born, sponsors Pleased over a iob well-done are lhe leads of fhe iunior class play, 'Ghosfly Quaranrinef' Juniors shine af fheir lirsl school prom . . . corsages . . . flowing gowns . . . and choking lies. 4 'F pr: --1 X Q - '?X f ABP ?'x TX Ei ff -L.: 2 ' S 5' -' Ql? af? V , w:-i If I Ill as E .zf gliu l Qi25E':-'Z -- ' 1' , VN '7 'rf' 'Qt MIDWEST PHOTO FERST ROW: Pal Bacon, Ana Bauman, Jim Clirislensen, Louis Aquilla, Dean Albeyla, Ann Bouchard, Barbara Curry, Louise Allen. SECOND ROW: Blyllwe Clymer, Rulh Caldwell, Erma Bear, Drexel Coslen, Dolores Cosslell, Karl Ban- croll, Pierce Burlord, Veralyn Burke, Freda Collon. THlRD ROW: Mary Barger, Helen Archulela, Joanne Bagley, Eunice Baldwin, Dorolliy Corey, Ardis Burl, Belly Coulson, Belly Collier. FOURTH ROW: Bill Bergslrom, Eugene Cary, Bob Colony, Larry Busey, Harold Bennell, James Acor. f :vu f 4 l Xi .39 -' I 0 GI Q pr 'QQIO qv ' l':45 'if ll qi- - 'C' Xa 4- h Jr ai' l V l , ,. Q lx yy Wd!!! l fl ss-X? ws. . 'ii oy ,lk FIRST ROW: Jim Gale, Ora Guide, Peggy Gilllxam, Winkie Farmer, Pal DeMerscl1man, Belly Ginn, Eddie Drapela. SECOND ROW: Shirlee Flagg, Dorollwy Galyean, Mary Lou Ealon, Elsie DeCamp, Edna'Fosler, Helen Ellis. Jean Mallners, Lois Gedney. THIRD ROW: Wendell Evenson, J. W. Dowdy, Carl Filzpalriclc, palrick, Pal Eagan, Bryan Dershem, Kennelh Gellel, Byron Gillell. mmm . Pal Gormley. Jol'-n Filz- MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Glen Hamillon, Leona Jones, Virginia Kipp, Lela Hansen, Charlolle Holz, Virginia Harl. SECOND ROW: Oscar Hanson, Annamae Jones, Phyllis Kipp, Marianne Jones, Frances Hullon, Osa Johnson, June Hall. THIRD ROW: Nila Hollo- way, Palsy Nell Hough, John Harper, Ernesl Harper, Dan Hurd, William Jones, Janice Hogsell, Norma Harvey. FOURTH ROW: Newron Irwin, Dean King, Lewis Howard, Marvin Kapushion, Roberl Harl, Bob Houdashell, Bob Hill, Kennelh Hesler. JLXNZDFE FIRST ROW: Dorladean Kneipp, Louise Ludwig, Frances Lenl, Annabell Pelerson, Gloria Kochevar, Sharon Lee, Roberla McElroy, Donna Lewis, Jeanne Olis. SECOND ROW: Virginia Liqrani, Anne Loolc, Audre McDonough, Gloria Krall, Mary Lamberl, Carol Mayberry, Lois Jaynes, Grace Kisler, Lorraine Learned. THIRD ROW: Norma Payron, Jim Lannon, Bob Leeper, Jim Massey, Paul Marlin, Bill Muender. Darrel Pag- ell, Carl Lesher, Archie Knell, Dusly Lanman. FOURTH ROW: Kelly Renfro, Ray- mond Phippsf John Lucas, Amos Kinder, Jacls Morse, Bob Murphy, Doyce Leach, Bill Morse, Dean Niclcerson. FIRST ROW: Madalynn Schindler, lrene Perry, Norma Vincenl, Amee Wilson, Frances Wilhrow, Norma Jean Woods, Barbara Yeller. Carol Wesl. Wilma Rundle. SECOND ROW: Lillian Rinderle. Georgia Wells, Eulalia Skinner, Rulh Sager, Maxine Slover, Belly Lauder, Phyllis Knaalc, Lorrene Miracle, Willyodean McGee. THIRD ROW: Doris Jean Sparlcs, Sally Sedalniclc, Louise Sloclcer, Emma Zo Wallcins, Carol Slaehle, Elinor Wallfer, Jean Thomas, Belhaline Roulh, Janice Smilh, Dimelra Nourse, Pally Slinlcard. FOURTH ROW: Billie Jean Wrighl, Fred Zeller, Richard Broadhead, Vern Smilh, lvlar- vin Sawyer, Oliver Tebedo, Richard Waldrel, Don Slurm. Richard Sparn, Roberl Sul- lon. FIFTH ROW: Diclc Sallord, Merlyn Rodgers, Guy Slephens, Bill Robinson, Don Sommers, Thomas Schullz. Roberl Rigg, Dean Riddle, l-lerberl Shellield, Keilh While- side, Franlc Webber. MIDWEST PHOTO ww ' Ass 4 value ol lraining in mechanical slcills. coeds in charge ol annual slunl. Junior vocalional sludenls believe in lhe praclical Sl. Valenline's Day brings rushing business lo iunior 50 f6f7!N7f7!'F fi Do your ears hang low, do lhey wobble +o and fro .... These donkey sereneders in fhe Talen+ Revue express fheir opinions in comic song and 'railed cosfumes. Advising and helping lhe sophomore class in 'rheir proiecls is fhe job of sponsors Ann Marasco and John Thome. Under The capable leadership of Kennefh Evenson, president Sally Biggs, vice-president Mildred Perry, seqrefary-freasurerg fhe sopho more class end an year wi+h happy lhoughfs of fhe pasf and expecfanf ones of fhe fulure. Ambifious underclassmen decora+e goal posfs in brighf colorsmorange and black... +o represenf good old G.J.l-LS. on fhe foofball field. Sighing sophomores keep resolving fo do beifer nexl' lime loul... rv SJ! KID. in 'N xxvh D' cf ' X M, 5 5 I' llx X f 'xQ5POYx7' CP-R US FIRST ROW: Hope Brooks, Janefie Briggs, Twilda Berry, Darlene Bader, Sally Biggs, Beverly Aranl' Shirley Baughman, Nila Jean Brown, Lillian Arcieri. SECOND ROW: Larry Brownson, Darwin Browning, Jack Baker, Wilma Allen, Dolores Bare, Jim Burns, Joe Bridges, Bob Aulf, Jim Afkinson. THIRD ROW: Leslie Belden, Jim Benne'r+, Sam Abramo, Guy Abramo,'Ray Barker, Jim Aubrey, Charles Barker, Bill Blevins. MIDWEST PHOTO ZX:-'i' ,, Wfffw nA Ti P 5,4 lkifffiyk ,Y 5 : I,- FIRST ROW: Mollie Cardona, Bonnie Casler, Wanda Dunning, Willie Davis, Mar- jorie Coffon, Donna Campbell, Barbara Craig. SECOND ROW: Bob Cline, Duane Crandell, Gene Campbell, Ann Erickson, Barbara Ennis. Joanne Erickson, Eleanor Evans, Viola Denham, Ruih Carier. THIRD ROW: Tim Campbell, Kenneih Evenson, Loren Cross, Bob Denning, Allen Davis, Tony Cozzefle, Francis Collisler, Richard Dunlap, Slella Craig, Palsy Eafon. HOUSTON STUDIO :n':,.i, gl .4 n l ' ' MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Edna Graham, Myrna Giese, Julia Garnell, Freda Galfofd, Ka+herine Galyean, Pauline Kerlee, Palricia Granl, Wilma Hirons, Lorene Gordon, Eileen Flem- ing. SECOND ROW: Margie Huerla, Mary Jo Havens, Laura Foole, Jean HamIin', Mable Granaf, Irene Heilsman, Pal Hinlcle, Evelyn I-Ioolcer, Nadine Harl, Bunny Ka- paun, Zoa Harris. THIRD ROW: Gene Fisher, Roberl Henderson, Lorene Forney, Bill Gillies, Alvis Feller, Jaclc Hanchelf, Donald Harrison, Kennelh Harmon, Glen Heald, Dick French. if 7 FIRST ROW: Doris Lloyd, Phyllis McLaughlin, Marinell Mears, Theo Lu+z, Monica Murphy, Myrna Miller, Iris Koebel, Gwen McDow, Margery McDonald, Pally Mc- Millin, Irene Koebel, Rulh Marler. SECOND ROW: Eddie Mayeda. Neil Arnspiger, Leslie Belden, Joe Lanman, George Bursch, Howard Koonce, Sammy Millilcin, John Lancasfer, Rudy Krizman. THIRD ROW: Sfeve Fosfer, Blair Black, Wayne Marks. Arn- old Lloyd, Ted King, David Moore, Ben Murray, Don Megenily. Leland Knighf. FOURTH ROW: Claud Robinson. Edward Wilson, Don Madsen, Ben Miller, Jerry Klein. Don Riggle, John Mazza, Bill Lundeen, Kennefh King, Bill Manchesler, Don Mc- Befh. MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Pond, Mildred Perry, Elda Riddle, Gail Nelms, Dorolhy Rig- gle, Dorolhy Rundle, Thelma Pappas. SECOND ROW: Darlene Rodgers, Elaine Noalces, Roger Peck, Joe Pefelc, Frank Pelrafeso, Thelma Nelson. THIRD ROW: Parry Nelson, Virginia Robinson, Rose Romero, Beverly O'NeiI, Russell Parker, Henry Post Velman Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Billee Jean Roselle, Jane? Ridley, Sidney Redd, Pal PricIceH, Warren Por+er, Don Perrin, Janice Juel, Marie Rambolf, Dorofhy Nave. Ger- ald Pepper. X... iffy ffff ww fre e V7 7 FIRST ROW: Jeanne Tanlcersley, Dorofhy Riggle, Helen Shader, Nancy Swann, Sonia Shepardson, Joanne Sfevenson, Mary Schindler, Virginia Smifh. SECOND ROW: Dar- Iene Rodgers, Allen Taylor, Ronald Surlon, Jack Smilh, Jane Taylor, Helen Sfoclcer, Jean Sager, Gene Spomer, Raymond ShuI+z. THIRD ROW: Rose Romero, Marilyn Sun- dal, Faye Schneider, Mary Alice Sawyer, Jean Scoll, Barbara Schippers, Marie Ram- bolf, Delaine Slaler, HenrieHa Shoup. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Sparn, Ray Schorn, Janice Saunders, Ivan Sfevens, Gene Sanders, Jack Schley, Kennelh Ragland, Dee Seals, Sidney Redd, Larry Shorf, Bill Shive. HOUSTON STUDIO MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Ted Wing, lvlargarel Truiillo, Wanda Weslbroolc, Leah Zeller, Willa Mae Tyson, Nancy Ann Winslow, Duane Weilzel. SECOND ROW: David Wagner, Eula Thompson, Gay Wood, Dorofhy Wallace, Arlene Wafson, Ella May Wells, Alfa Rae Wadlow, Sue Wilcox, Phyllis Wagner, Dan Websler. THIRD ROW: Joe Ulibarri, Herb Wood, Charlene Thompson., Georgia Wallace, Slella Craig, Dolores Thomas, Dale Williams, William Vidmar, Keifh Terrill. FOURTH ROW: Jim Yeager, Noel Welch, Waller While, Jaclc Welch, Archie Webber, David Wood, Melvin Thislle, Edward West MIDWEST PHOTO ing alive. in fhe season. Shades of +he l. R. C. Carnival! Cring- sophs find fhemselves being buried Spring fever cafches i+s viclims early fl7AE5f6!X'fE!V Freshman class experfly manages while baslcef proiecf-giving needy families a beller Chrisfmas. Slarling The freshman class ou? on lhe righl pa+h are Bill McKay, president Diclc Gilmore, vice presidenlg Donna Kingsley, sec- relary. Direcling lhe somewhaf bewildered fresh- men lo an impor+an'r place in high school life are class sponsors Edifh Nelson and J. B. Woofen. Cheesecake arf is widely displayed and admired-even in The younger circles. Green lrosh display dismay during open ing school assembly. 9- 5. QQNNOQX N S py, E444 fn if' MNH fi R r: f of 'ina ,Y I?':Q:..f - il ZA 'A EMU A r g 'Y' 5 400 gf 5 XQQQQSSX. VQIRST A55 ZYH FIRST ROW: Jo Reva Beane, Billie Brown, Joan Bogunovich, Nicky Allex, Gordon Bu- lord, Joan Baker, Joanne Burlon, Diane Burris, Pally Billingsley, Ada lvlae Bilbrey, Pal Beckley, Elhel Blankenbaker. SECOND ROW: Dwighl Blevens, Roberl Boucher, Omer Allen, Donna Acoll, Rulh Baslord, Pal Barger, Bonnie Bader, Lela Brooks. Barbara Brady, Rulh Belarde. THIRD ROW: Donna Allen, Belle Billingsley, lvlarie Belina, Joan Balliger, Geraldine Beckman, Joan Barnes, Gwen Abernalhy, Barbara Blamey, Carol Bullalph, Nancy Baker, Belly Brennan. FOURTH ROW: James Bradley, Wayne Boll- man, James Ashley, Charlie Brown, James Alexander, Alan Bennell, Berlon Beach, Le- land Baldwin, Jack Burlon, Gene Admire, Belly Balbach, Lucy Bearce, Verla Blevins. resfwefv 217 FIRST ROW: Ellen Campbell, Joyce Crall, Jo Ann Draper, Dorolhy Duran, lrela Chrislensen, Waller Clock, Allan Diamond, Vernon Dillard. SECOND ROW: Ronald Collier, Harvey Crawford, Leona Dullon, Elizabelh Congdon, Phyllis Cramer, Phyllis Campbell, Treva Dunivenl, Alla Douglas. THIRD ROW: Paul Desrosiers, Jerry Cun- ningham, Jim Clauson, Johnny Cesario, Diann Diemer, Joan Clymer, Darlene Dorwarl, Virginia Campbell, Dennis Cyr. FOURTH ROW: Norman Carroll, Gwen Davis, John Doby, Wayne Donovan, Al Childress, Clair Claylon, Charles Cain, Allen Cox, Ray Colony, Mike Dooling. FIRST ROW: Don Ficklin, Mary Groves, Flossie Elhinglon, Susie Graham, Belly Ely, Mary Sue Fousl, Angelina Esquibel. SECOND ROW: Don Gillmore, Darlene Erskine, Millicenl Goodale, Dolores Fosler, Dee Guire, David Engle, Waller Gallegos. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Flagg, Shirley Gage, Jim Fuoco, Norman Guire, Mary Ann Grant Bobby Farmer, Don Gulhrie. FOURTH ROW: George Fasiano, Dick Gilmore, Chuck Ennis, Don Erickson, Johnny Gonzales, Joe Garcia, George Gingery, Bob Evans, Jim Eclelen. l.ocl49Y' FIRST ROW: ricia Harris, Thelma Keilbach, Donna Kingsley, Anna Holmberg, Clyde Hewill, Pal- Phyllis Hall, Leonard Haven. SECOND ROW: Coleen Hughs, Jeannie Johns, lla Mae Horlen, Shirley Mae Hoyle, Sue Jordan, Jimmy Jones. Bob Hartman. THIRD ROW: Carol Keilh, Kay Howarclulla Hansen, Lucille Jonick, Gale Ha'rlan, Rose Ann Hooker, Roberla Kerns. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hulchinson, Belly Jean Jens, Joan Harr, Ted Hermanns, Dee Johnson, David King, Marvin Jackson, Jack Hocker, Jerry Jones. HOUSTON STUDIO v-csI'sY'02.YX HOUSTON STUDIO MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Eihel Lules, Mary Anne Lancasfer, Eileen Lynch, Palsy Noel, Charles Miller. Roberf McMulIin, Jimmy Jones, Jack Learned, Sfanley Myers. SECOND ROW: Richard Miller, Ralph Maliie, Jerry Noyes, Richard Marlow, Janice McDonald, Eileen Nickerson, Edifh Myers, Jerry Lynch, Anna Bell Lamberf, Karen Leeper. THIRD ROW: Bill Maaske, Adeline Lewis, Elenore Muender, Anne Nicholson, Elaine Lewis, Mary McDonough, Norma Nelson, Edna McKissen, Dolores McCurdy, James Maaske. FOURTH ROW: Bill McKay, Don Maiiie, Chuck McKelvey, Aldee Miller, Howard Moore, Basil McCuIIey. Don Muender, Foisfer Miracle, Bud Manown. FE 5 !9f'77EfV if 7 FIRST ROW: Elvera Rendon, Rose Marie Pixler, Eva Park, Ramona Ricks, Befley Perry, Joyce Ring, Mavis Joy Phil- lips, Pai Rankin, Joan Porier, Arlhur Ross. SECOND ROW: Roberl' Pepper, Gerald Pond, Don Robinson, Jim Ol- son, Wendell Redd, Frank Pefek, Roberf Rider. Dean Olson, Donald Robbins. THIRD ROW: Frances Rinderle, Geraldine Powell, Douglas J. Phillips, Phyllis Renfro, Margery Rogers, Pal Roe, Marilyn Paige, Chesler Olesky. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Rohliing, Roberla Orchard, Barbara Ripley, Virginia Reeves, Iris Pelerson, Nadine Ober- Ia, Mike Rodriguez,EyerIy Olson. FIFTH ROW: Bill Presco'r+, Bill Perry, David Robinson, Gene Richardson, Jerry Roberls, Bob O'DanieI, Marvin Roberfs, Wendell Rhyne, Charles Rowland, Velfon Oden. MIDWEST PHOTO MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Mary Louise Simonelli, Gloria Ann Swenson, Joan Louise Tanlcersly, Ruby Allene Shrum, Phyllis Tay- lor, Theresa Sauer, Marila Saunders, Phyllis Thornlon, Joyce Sulherland, Mary Ellen Sholfner. SECOND ROW: Mar- vin Spaid, Bill Towns, Gerald Shader, Raymond Trujillo, Waller Taylor, Bill Spivey, Bill Snyder, Dallas Sullon, David Trimmer. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Taylor, Kalhleen Swan. Chrislina Towns, Edna Schneider, Jacqueline Triplell, Jean- efle Samms, Shirley Salford, Sherry Sheffield, Berlha Toles. FOURTH ROW Sledy Slringer, Wesley Sparks, Melvin Swiney, Joseph M. Towns, Ivan C. Shoup, Bolo Tracy, Gary Oales. Johnny Traber, Jesse Salas, Roberl Towns. X 4? . - 5- 'g,2x 75 ,, f P QQ lg , X , lb' 3364? ,' id X TT 5 -sly -' K X 11.55 ' oo gl EQ! 0 'W FIRST ROW: Dolores Walls, Joan Wallace, Phyllis Walz, Enid Willden, Dorolhy Vessels, Nina Williams, Ilene Wil- son, Mary Ulibarri. SECOND ROW: Florence Unrein, Doreen Walls, Kalhryn Wade, Dorolhy Willis, Bonnie Young, Norma Van Gundy, Grace Ulibarri, Nancy Waldref. THIRD ROW: Moses Valdez, Leland Zeller. Doyle Whilesel, Glenn Wilson, Larry Zinn, Ollis Wise, Larry Whellen, Jack Wallcer, Eddie Waflers. A - ' MIDWEST Pr-IOIO FIRST FLIGHT . . . . l-le was 'ro lnnow Power loroughl lrom ear'rh's four ends and bound. The earlh a slrange, new way, from high above, Fire, waler, air, and earrh arranged ln a melal angel lnuill by man. ln+o a reasoned angel lovelier This angel wilh an explosion for 5 heart Ihan fhose Ezekiel saw in awe and wonder, And Cold, oiled gears lor sinews would unroll Wilh four wings moving lull ol burning eyes, The parchinenl ol new heaven and new earlh. Who slood on wheels in myslery and flame. . . . Fire, molion, sequence, rhylhrn, law, -Roberl' P. Trislram Collin DEM5 -M-4-amiga Sfriving for befler relafions befween Juncfion High andiofher schools . . . securing befrer co-operalion among sfudenfs and facully . . . promoling grealer parlicipafion in school aclivilies .... Wilh 'rhese purposes firmly in mind Jim McDonough, president Barbara Curry, vice- presiclenf: and Wendell Evensen, secrelaryg guided fhe sfuclenf body 'rhrough anolher successful year. 5-fudewf fzjufvcff L Organized lo promole a more democralic form of governmenl-build school spiril-beller 'rhe school all lhe way around...Aims accomplished by securing a band for +he SBA Dances...arranging a big pep rally...slriving for promofion of befler manners in assembliesmrepres- enling all by including lhe elecled presidenf of each homeroom who are picluredmalso includes club, class, and league presidenls. i TIRST ROVV: Sledman Slringer, Jerry Lynch, Jerry Noyes, Jack Smilh, Mary McDon- ough, Marybelh Websfer, Joyce Crafl, Barbara Brady, Ophelia Gregg, Mary Louise Simonelli. SECOND ROW: Bob Leeper, Wesley Sparks, Gene Campbell, Jim Massey, Doreen Walls, Phyllis Tullle, Elna Mae DeVere, Dolores Cossle++,Joanne Erickson, Donna Lewis, Mildred Perry. THlRD ROW: Leon Jaynes, Leland Baldwin, Jaclc Sproll, Bob Hill, Earl Enholm, Jacla Welch, Barbara Schippers, Dolores Bare, Janice Smilh, Joyce Websler, Jean Scoll, Larry Brownson. FOURTH ROW: Dan Hurd, Richard Panic, J. W. Dowdy, Lewis Howard, Dick Qromplon, lvan Buddenhagen, Pal Gormley, Harold Doan, Clair Claylon, Noel Welch, Kennelh Evensen, Don Perrin, Jaclc Burlon. HOUSTON STUDIO Q is Q jf WS? ff? L 'ssh ,E A E fx 'I .ni I x as ' 1 F Q, Z Eff 7EfE5 Twelllh successful year . . . composed of choice masler- pieces ol prose, long and shorl . . . poelry . . . humorous quips. . . . Edilors include-Firsl Row: Wallace Van Deren, Carolynne Barker . . . Margee Davis, Joyce Lakin, Coyeen Rodgers, Dah- Iia Furukawa. Second Row: Bob Johnson, Miss Emma Groom, sponsor, Ivan Buddenhagen. !L7!UND!bUDk Third publicalion . . . always aiming lo be a reliable rel- erence . . . purpose lo acquainl ne-w,s+uden+s wilh The ways . . . fradilions . . . rules governing 'rhe sludenl body ol G. J. H. S. Belhaline Rourh, Anne Look, co-edilors. aff! vi Egffzjff Inlernalional organizafion . . . composed ol oulslanding young iournalisls. . . The Ouill and Scroll has as ils officers Wallace Van Deren, Joyce Lakin, Rulh Howell, Shirley Basye, and Miss Lillian Larson, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Lou Rae Koehler, Olivia Walls, Phyllis Lee Wesl, Rulh Howell, secrelary, Wallace Van Deren, presidenl, Shirley Basye, Treasurer, Marybelh Websler, Rulh Sager. SECOND ROW: Lillian Larson, adviser, Rose Oakes, Gwen Hovey, Janice Smilh, Phyllis Blanke, Belhal Roulh, Barbara Fosler, Anne Look. THIRD ROW: Bob Coomes, David Sundal, Dale Swann, Lesler Beauvais, Marvin Kapushion, Doyce Leach, Dale Mackley. MID f. 2' Af + f' '- q my A K, 5, - , .1 N, A 'f fy Q2 ,fx ,x ,. g 'iii :gi W QA js, Aix 'Q fqy A- Z- uf? vw, 9 Q V ' 'ag Q K 4 H Eg xif E? Q 4. YK 'S x 255 ' 1 -2: 55 'mi A ,W 5 E 3 SWK Q' We is 1 1 'Q 4 Q ik X nf s. QA . ,M X Z4 ,...f Wax .XY 'Af' V S 1,2 M ng, S? Q s ram, ' -mr egg ' wvgv., x 4 A, Q if if?- S? ,gpm X mix in MM,Xf,35wxyf ,V Nw , New 5 x. W 1 Mg 1 v. ' 'AJ .x A Q., 5 I ff: ...,...... : A SX' ':5:: f Q , diifi Q x A y X Q' V A -5 ' r we X gk 6 W W x 1 wr M5935 , x , ffq 422 sf fa 5 ' fi ,... : 74:21 Y 1 Q Q W 'F 5' 'Q O. 81 B. STAFF MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Dahlia Furukawa, Colleen Fahrney, Shirlee Flagg. Rulh Sager, Jean Lindsay, .Jean Rirchey, Olivia WaHs. SECOND ROW: Bernila Brophy, Rose Marie Oakes. Winkie Farmer, Owen Hovey, Billie Kay Geary, Belly Collier, Cafherine Millsap, Jack Lund, Jeanne Olis. THIRD ROW: Anne Look, Dale Maclcley, Dale Swann. Jim McDonough, Marianne Jones, Harold Hill, Befhaline Roulh, Dolores Coslell. DFUNQXF f ffvf f UM! ff Sfudemls of firsf and second year journalism parlicipaie . .. slaff heads selecled for oufsfanding iournalisfic abilify . . . high scholasfic average . . . willingness fo work and cooperale. . . . Harried edifors rush 'ro meel deadlines . . . cringing reporlers shrinlc from dire fhreafs .... Worn and haggard, Dale Swann edifs all . . . Miss Lillian Larson advises . . . supervises. . . . Skimping . . . figuring . . .making every penny counf . . .seeing 'rhaf fhe merchanfs are facrfully convinced fha? The Orange and Black is besl place fo adverlise . . . Dale lvlaclcley manages bus- iness end. s x. -ww. +,..,. ,Q 'liuolbrnnyoaillvvll -f-N-.. ... Ning mails .1-4' f?s:'25.3tsf' , ' , f X . 5 am? uf, 55 Xxx K QAEQS uw , ,as-+ rv 1512? W. :K9z .,M Q x I ., X' , x ig? ks is w, lf? X. Q Vi , .9 , 'S . -as ,wx 'Ns ' Q5 Xfifkl ff Q gi J M ? X. , ' 1 x- s 3 X b Q S iw 5 Q 5 ' X - 9 fm XXV? -Mx 5- X . N Q Q iw X355 Q 132 .,: S3 ,J Q xg 'V' , 4, x 5 EVPSQI' 4 has 3 lg-. W r. HQ if 'x 27' if 0. ,, me-1' Hg., f J' 4 if QM .aw h LN 'uw W ij 1 i ff' in 'i5f.,,m W 5? 1 ws '45 3' Y ffl ., r- V TM , M 'H X 5 5 Q fi G9 Q5 Q 9 BS '15 L EA M , I M , 1 . T., N V E j if fx www' Y' ' 4 'XT R A 155 ' , an M. .2 A X film A' I R gm -K If , J 3 , NV52 5 Q R RN gg up Q Y .M . .. AX 33 W N W 7-'Wi-,'6,w-'5.,1m.'wsx W x HOUSTON STUDIO FIRST ROW: Drexel Coslen, Eleanor Hudson, Carol Bullolph, Darwin Browning, Erma Isley, Billie Kay Geary, Beverly O'Neil, Carol Mayberry. SECOND ROW: Vernice Wood, Bob Denning, Barbara Ennis, Eileen Fleming, Margaref Renfro, Nancy Balmer, Gwendolyn Abernalhy, Allen Cox, Joyce Ring, Adeline Lewis, Diann Diemer. THlRD ROW: Barbara Brady,'Virginia Robinson, Elaine Lewis, Jeannie Johns, Darlene Row- land, Helen Shoder, Leona Jones, James Acor, Jean Lindsay, Lesfer Marie McGlohn, Peggy Lou Davis, Janice Juel, Dan Websler, Treva Dunivenl, Herberf Foralcer, Dean Beck, Joan Clymer, Ilene Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Marion Jacobs, Jack Sprofl, Rulh Carfer, Dee Johnson, Barbara Blamey, Allan Diamond, Bob Johnson, Oliver Tebeclo. Joan Harr, Jim Hulchinson, Gary Marlin, Joan Barnes, Jack Gilberf, Fred Zeller, Jack Cagle, Byron Gillefl, Gay Wood, Yvonne Taylor, Helen DeWeese. f7f'f f6P QZXW7 Good-loolcing suils . . . swishy, dreamy formals malce up lhe ouffils of The orcheslra . . . perform al various funclions fhroughouf The year including The Grealer Music Season Cone cerfs .... One of lhe main funclions of The year is a dinner dance al which 'rhe musicians lislen lo music ralher 'rhan make if. Supplying lhe orchesfra wilh lheir capable leadership are Marion L. Jacobs, direclorg Peggy Lou Davis, presidenlg Helen DeWeese. vice president and Carol Mayberry, secrelary. Q . . xx, A 'ii' ,L ' ii i f ,Z ,,,, , ' mm., W MIDWEST PHOTO The Girls Glee Club parlicipales in Grealer Music Series Concerls and many olher musical evenls under lhe able direclion ol Mrs. Grace Rilchie. FIRST ROW: Margarel Truiillo, Lola King, Dorolhy Nave, Dorolhy Riggle, Helen Shader, Jeanne Tankersley. SECOND ROW: Jo Reva Beane, Darlene Rodgers, Helen Slocker, Edilh Myers, Norma Vincenl, Palricia Granl, Nila Jean Brown, Jean Sager. THIRD ROW: Eula Thompson, Phyllis Cramer, Shir- ley Baughman, Wilma Hirons, Janelle Briggs, Alla Rae WadIow,Dusly Lanman, GayWood, Pauline Kerlee, Char- lene Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Dixie Miles, Palsy Ealon, Sue Wilcox, Lexie Ann Decker, Pal Hinkle, Jeanelle Samms ,Virginia Ligrani, Dorolhy Galyean, Lorella Pelraleso, Virginia Smilh. FIFTH ROW: Rulh Kerr, Wilma Allen Jean Scoll, Ann Erickson, Ella May Wells, Barbara Schippers, Slella Craig, Carol Slaehle, Pal Prickell, Janel Ridley, Twilda Berry. QP f5' four U5 WW x ED! L-HUPU5 Several varied concerls were given by lhe Mixed Chorus as a parl ol lhe Grealer Music Series under lhe direc- lion ol John Pendergrasl, who was laler replaced by Mrs. Grace Rilchie. FIRST ROW: Virginia Harl, Rulh Marie Fosler, Helen Davis, Winkie Farmer, Frank Guide, Jim Gale, Earl Chinn, Dan Hurd, Margarel Clem, Arlene Hum- phrey, Ailene Keeling, Wilma Rundle, Hilma Carson. SE COND ROW: Rose Marie Oakes, Nellie Allen,Rulh Cald' well, Blylhe Clymer, Frank Mancuso, Allen Skinner, Vern Smilh, Mary Lou Ealon, Marianne Jones, Dimelra Nourse. Emma Zoe Walkins, Dusly Lanman. THIRD ROW: Louise Slocker, Elinor Walker. Anne Look, Veralyn Burke, Olivia Walls, Doyce Leach, Roberl Rigg, Don Websler. Joe Hin dman, Joyce Websler, Janice Smilh, Phyllis Lee Wesl, Gwen Hovey, Mrs. Grace Rilchie, direclor. FOURTH ROW: Donna Lewis, Frances Wilhrow, Amee Wilson, Rulh Howell, Marlha Brown, Leland Lulkiewicz, Russell Jones, Gareld Mclnlyre, Bob Houdashell, Palricia O'Dell. Jean Rilchey, Vivian Madonna, Margie Ouisl, Belly Mullins, Ann Erickson, accompanisl. FIFTH ROW: Sherwood Sny- der, Ray Walker, Bill May, Bob Roper. HOUSTON STUDIO MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Dorladean Kneipp, Thelma Sharp, Jeanne Olis, Rulh Marler, Helen Lunslord, Mary Sue Fousl. SEC- OND ROW: Irene Perry, Maxine Slover, Doreen Walls, Rose Ann Hooker, Wanda Galvin, Lillian Rinderle, Nina Williams. THIRD ROW: Annabell Pelerson. Mary Jo Havens, Nadine Harl, Marie Ramboll, Jean Brown, Belly Ann Lulz, Belly Collier, Nila Jean Brown. FOURTH ROW: Viola Denham, Dorolhy Galyean, Billie Jean Wrighl, Lexie Ann Decker, Billie Kay Geary, Elsie DeCamp, Lucy Bearce. Belly Read, Barbara Thiesing, Lorene Miracle. ,H Local chapler ol nalional and slale organizalion . . girls laking homemaking eligible lo loin . . . colors red and while .... Sponsor picnic and cakewalk . . . proceeds go lo send delegales lo slale conference in Forl Collins, sum- mer camp al Esles Park . . . pul oul year book . . . Main pro'ecl ol club is lo sludy lhemselves . . . physical lypes . . . laudgels .... Ollicers and sponsors piclured include Mrs. Louise Shaw, Jean Lindsay, Annabell Pelerson. Ana Bauman, Marie Ramboll. Gladys Glendenning, Marlha Brown, Faye Schneider, Phyllis Kipp, Evelyn Hooker, Mrs. Geneva Hicks. , X Z Y 'Q 6 , SY-X N v mf ' 5 Sk 1 A 5 : ' Q ,, 3, '-- - ---:V f I.. -..-- fjgggw W lg I gg f of 'fm zz ' ' F f Q , x :Vim K N gf 11 1 '- , W 12.1 fgiw M? Y J, ' X mf W Y . f H w 4 A AA Q 'js 3-in M f Q ,Q l : Q gf W Q as ' f , ' 'IF' Q ' E Q SIN' 5 -f q SMA ,-:-- , 5- M 1 I 4 We K ar 4 2. I n gf ' W W 41 is 3 A A 'X sy fr' N is sa, 5 gf wa.. 5 NM. o ,Q ,gg af xg, . ,, 8 9 M ., , 599' is 6 . s 'E o , xffzg 3x ,Egg 5 1 5 Q M Sl' an Q sl 1 K x -- E, X N, A xx S y .MX Q N Q Y , , .:,.,.., , , ...A ..,,. 1 X X SN w I 1' Q X x .QA . A X . , NG? , 1 ,.,.,.: W , WW W S X img, V 34 fb, ig ,:55g:.- Y X -sf 4-12 I :i:3ajE' X . -, wx .X S Q X 5. X ms Qi xx ? xx 'S S Qi .Q -lsfxpn tksfwgg. 'g,ygi'1ii ix- K , E .Vw WQM. A EMG? X W ,.... , A wf Q Q , Q. ix V S ww 'N Y' , Q y 'K if x f 3 Wd X 5 in X 3 X em iff K 'M X M 3? Q yw 9 W s.:.:::11:x::..:,.a:sf: 2 Q Y , 1 S 3. , Y, , ,.,,., , N if mm Q X A .ez L, fwl. gf , N1 MYEQM -A X1 - '- W K5 R X , ling ' 'kr K M? ' ,. if 54kk,l',?wh-v . 1' V. 5 yy e w, fs ,E Nb- K 'ek wif x . + My M, f Km- M Q? 1 T , wk - W df My gf ' x .wwf V Xe 'Z Q f ' . Xe --r , , 1 ww W I X' 'Q N X ls if an W i , W kms N V wi Qf FW Q Y SQ, Q3 H H ff? .ga ggi Q15 s Q 3 A Q I HOUSTON STUDIO Designed lo promole school sporlsmanship . . . good heallh . . . lhe Girls' Alhlelic Associalions slogan is l-leallh lor Vicloryf' TIRST ROW: Mildred Perry, Darlene Row- land, Doris Lloyd, Billie Brown, Belly Perry, Darlene Erskine, Mary Groves. SECOND ROW: lrene Perry, Phyllis Walz, Coleen l-lughs, Rulh Carler, Gwen Abernalhy, Edna McKissen, Theresa Sauer. THIRD ROW: Rulh Kerr, Alla Rae Wadlow, Belly Adams, sponsor, Joan Balliger, Barbara Blarney, Bonnie Young, Eulalia Skinner. TLP Mainlains order in assemblies . . . sporl evenls . . . olher school lunclions. FIRST ROW: Sam Millilcin, Dennis Cyr, Russell Parker, Jack l-locker, Johnny Gonzales, Ho- ward Moore, David King, Bill Maaslce, Niclcey Allex. SECOND ROW: Richard l-lunl, sponsor, Bill Manchesler, James Maaslce, Jack Welch, Warren Porler, Blaire Blaclc, Jim Bennell, Bid lrvin, sponsor BOB COOMES Qu! nun, -gh-1 Pe ffob Fighl! Team lighl! . . . Girls lend roaring supporl lo cheering seclion . . . back gridslers, hoopslers, lrackmen . . . add oomph and pep lo school spiril .... Numbly obeying commands on cold mornings . . . marching wilh band . . . con- lusing lormalions . . . selling delicious snacks lo hungry sludenls al noon . . . sponsoring pep assemblies . . . playing hoslesses al dances . . . lwenly members elecled lor each ol lhree upper T classes . . . brighlen halls wilh snappy unilorms .... Frances Bush, presidenl: Pal Granl, vice presidenl: Shirlee Flagg, sec- relary-lreasurer: and Mrs. Maxine Fairchild lead pepslers. FIRST ROW: Virginia Harl, lBelh Harman, Bonnie Casler, Amee Wilson, Ora Guide, Belly Beehler, Donna Lewis, Lois Gedney, Coyeen Rodgers, Donna Campbell. SECOND ROW: Louise Slocker, Sonia Shepardson, Rulh Sager, Norma Harvey, Jean Rilchey, Anne Look, Bernila Brophy, Hilma Carson, Phyllis Wagner, Beverlee Moore, Wilma Rulh Hirons. THIRD ROW: Thelma Nelson, Eleanor Evans, Winkie Farmer, An- namae Jones, Pal Hinkle, Grace Kisler, Joanne Bagby, Elna Mae DeVere, Pal De- Merschman, Barbara Fosler, Janelle Briggs, Pauline Kerlee. FOURTH ROW: Pal Prickell, Rulh' Howell, Marlha Brown, Ardis Burl, Elinor Walker, Janice Smilh, Darlene Bader, Gloria Krall, Janel Ridley, Sue Wilcox, Barbara Jackson, Joanne.Enickson, Joanne Slevenson. HOUSTON STUDIO l -. -- -- HOUSTON STUDIO G Club is open only Io afhlefes holding one or more Ieflers. FIRST ROW: Dick Saflord. BiII Jones, Joe Pefek, Bill Muender, Charles Ela, Roger Peck, Dan Hurd, Marvin Sawyer, John I'liaH', president Yoshihiro Nigo. SECOND ROW: Bill Shive, Alvis Ferrer, Louis Aquilla, Harold Hill, Jim McDonough, Louis Perrin, Marvin Ferguson, Don, Perrin, Guy Sfephens, Donald Turner. THIRD ROW: Harold Osborn, Jack Morse, Jim Reed, Jack Becker, Dick Cromplon, Ed Whalley. sponsor-, Gene Hansen, sponsor, Sherwood Snyder, Earl Chinn, Frank Gordon, Tim Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Clark, Richard Fanle, Edgar Doan, Lesfer Beauvais, Don Kelly, Pai Gormley, Oak Shulfz, Harold Doan, Frank McKibben, Tron Horn, Joy Holderman, Bryan Dershem. 5 L-fab 55' fubl Endeavoring +o keep Iheir limbs fogefher by learning safe prac+ices in skiing, is 'rhe purpose of 'rhe High School Ski Club which is a branch of Ihe Grand Junclion Ski Club. FIRST ROW: Joanne Erickson, Norma Harvey. Donna Lewis. Janice Smilh, Joanne Sfevenson, Annamae Jones, Pal DeMerschrnan, Joan Baker. SECOND ROW: Oscar Hanson, Anne Look, Elinor Walker, Grani Madson, Ted Hermanns, Roger Peck, Audre McDonough, Alsfon Paige. THIRD ROW: Richard Whiie, Belhaline Roulh, Kennelh Hesler, Doyce Leach, Jim McDonough, Harry J. Shaw, sponsor, John Melaas, Jack Morse, Dale Swann. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Kapushion, Roberl Rigg, Bob Houda- shell, Sherwood Snyder, Frank Mcliibben, Bob Colony, Ivan Buddenhagen, Bud Reynolds, president Bill Robinson. HOUSTON STUDIO Branch of lhe Y. W. C. A .... open lo all girls ol high school age. FIRST ROW: Ellen Campbell Eileen Flem HOUSTON STUDIO Service wilh a Smile . . . mollo ol Tri-S . . .honorary club open lo all iunior and senior girls wilh B Aver- age. FIRST ROW: Belh Harman, Olivia Walls, Margarel Clem, Frances Bush, Ana Bauman, Donna Lewis, Joann Craig Coween Rodgers, Joyce Lakin, Lillian Rinderle, Virginia Harl. SECOND ROW: Jean Lindsay, Lesler Marie McGIohn, Rulh Sager, Rulh Caldwell, Grace Kisler, Vernice Wood, Lorraine Learned, Aluine Porler, sponsor, Margee Davis, Barbara Thiesing, Elna Mae DeVere, Beverlee Moore. THIRD ROW: Anne Look. Belly Ann Lulz, Belhaline Roulh, Billie Kay Geary: Ardis Burl, Elinor Walker, Janice Smilh. Marie Schwab, sponsor, Phyllis Tullle. Barbara Fosler, Rose Oakes, Annamae Jones, Belly Beehler. 7Ff- 5 - EEN5 ing, Norma Jean Woods, Barbara Yeller. Ana Bauman. Rulh McKissen, June Ella Brunner, Dorladean Kneippi Rulh Marie Fosler. SECOND ROW: Bernadine Myers, sponsor, Barbara Craig, Lucy Ann Young, Leona Jones Gloria Kochevar, Laura Foole, Donna Acoll, Freda Gallord, Blylhe Clymer, Charlolle I-lolz. THIRD ROW: Kalh ryn Wade, Barbara Ripley. Mary Jo Havens. Belly Read, Ardis Burl, Lois Jaynes, Joanne Bagby, Barbara Jackson Elaine Lewis, Barbara Thiesing, Enid Willden. 1 I MIDWEST PHOTO FIRST ROW: Marfha Kemper, Monica Murphy, Ella Mae Wells, Billie Kay Geary, MariNell Mears, Roberfa McElroy, Jean Lindsay. SECOND ROW: Nancy Winslow, I-le-rberf Sheffield, Marvin Kapushion, Miss Winifred Bull, Sponsor, Margaref Clem. Ldfvqufvqfp K- U6 Translafing Virgil . . . preparing Roman Ban- quefs . . . enioying picnics . . . revived affer 'rhree years .... The Lafin Club has Dale Swann and David Sundal as consuls: I-lerberf Sheffield, scribe: Marvin Kapushion, Harold Osborn, senafors: Miss Maude Crawford, sponsor. French Club elecfs officers semi-annually . . . Miss Esfher Conway, sponsor . . . open fo all sfudenfs hav- ing one or more years of French . . . members gov- erned by newly wriffen consfifufion and Cercle de Francais. FIRST ROW: Miss Isabel Benson, sponsor, Janice Smifh, Lewis Howard, Bob Johnson, Paf Gormley, Ele- nor Wallcer, Marybefh Websfer. SECOND ROW: Ivan Buddenhagenf Wendell Evenson, Wallace Kerr, Dale Swann, Phyllis Tuffle. fT7NZ!!Z7U5 L-fab Raising house planfs . . . sponsoring an assembly . . . having a Chrisfmas parfy . . , field frips . . . social gafherings . . . collecfing specimens for a herbarium . . . . Anfhos is a iunior garden club under The leader- ship of Jean Lindsay, presidenf: Marinell Mears, vice- presidenf: Herberf Sheffield, secrefary-freasurer, Billie Kay Geary, news reporfer: Miss Winifred Bull, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Amee Wilson, Blyfhe Clymer, Rob- erf McElroy, Anna Mae Jones, Anne Look, Louise Sfoclcer, Oscar Hanson, Colleen Kipp Fahrney, Mary Barger. SECOND ROW: Dale Swann, David Sundal, Paf Eagan, Harold Osborne, Jim Lannon, I-lerberf Sheffield. Tl-IIRD ROW: Maude Crawford. sponsor, Beffy Lufz, Carolyn Barker, ,Marvin Kapushion, Bob Coomes, Miss Esfher Conway, sponsor. f7F'f9!7Z!F' f-A M4 Formed fo discuss everyfhing from Blevins for- eign policy fo fhe pofenfial safefy pin shorfage . . conceived and organized by American hisfory sfu denfs and inferesfed seniors . . . new fhis year . . .free discussion on preassigned fopics wifh no moderafor . . meef in members' homes ..... Miss Isabel Bensen American hisfory insfrucfor, sponsor. 1 ' emmmim' vi ' f. HIGH FLIGHT Oh! I have slipped The surly bonds OT earTh And danced The sIcies on IaughTer-silvered wings: Sunward I've climbed, and joined The Tumbling mirTh OT sun-spIiT clouds-and done a hundred Things You have noT dreamed oT-wheeled and soared and swung High in The sunIiT siIence. Hov'ring There, I've chased The shouTing wind along, and Tlung My eager craTT Through TooTIess haIIs OT air. Up, up The Iong, delirious burning blue I've Topped The wind-swepT heighTs wiTh easy grace Where never lark, nor even eagle flew- And, whiIe wifh siIen+ IiTTing mind I've Trod The high, unTrespassed sancTiTy oT space, PuT ouT my hand and Touched The face of God -John Gillespie McGee XZXXN7 2957125 L-DLIYCXQEE Foofball men+ors look back upon ex+remeIy successful year . . . praises lo Ber+ HIH, capable driver of baclcfield . . . Ed Whalley, bone crushing line coach .... B squad had magnificen+ record . . . glory 'ro Eugene Hansen and John Woolen .... Bouquefs also fo Hansen and Berf HEH, A and B hoop coaches .... A+ deadline learn showed makings of s+a+e champs .... Ed Whalley refurns lo lob of coaching wreslling crew . . . capably asslsred by John Wooren .... Coaching for +he pasl school year oulsfanding in resulrs plus cooperarive effort Price scores againsf Bengals. Ggfbaff Foofball pracfice off fo a lafe s+ar'r . . . polio precaufions 'fil firsf week of Sepfember .... Lose firsf game fo Price . . . win nexf four . . . memories of drenching rain af Delfa resulfing in scoreless fie . . . record breaking crowd al Thanksgiving Day Peach Bowl playoff wifh Tigers winning by a Touchdown . . . . Bengals overcome Jordan lead 'ro down Beef- diggers . . . play on muddy field in cold and snow af Pueblo Cenfral wifh Wildcafs scoring fwice on passes in final momenfs .... Defeafed in sfafe semi- final fray wifh Pueblo Cenfennial .... Congrafs +o menfors and fo Tigers for a good foofball season. . seven games won . . . fhree losf . . . one fied. FOOTBALL BILLBOARD Tigers. .. . ,, I3 Price A 33 Tige.s ,, 40 Paonia ., .. 0 Tigers .... ,, 20 Gunnison .. . O Tigers., ,. . . 45 Moab ., .. O Tigers ., , ., ..... 47 Forf Morgan ., , 7 Tigers. .,.,... 47 Monfrose .. . . .. O Tigers .,.., .,.. .,.,. O D elfa ,. ,,.,,.. , T . O Tigers .,,.. . .... Pueblo Cenfral . . 'Zi Tigers .... ..r., .,... 2 O Jordan ......r...... .. I2 Tigers ...., ...,. 6 Delfd 0 Tigers... ,. ..,. 6 Pueblo Cenfennial ., 2l l NW uhh' M.,NWn::w 'Nin. f A 1,7 X Q gem by Pue bio Ce flfraf. ' f 1 f 1 X , - if ' ,I j X f Nb ,Q Y T I I K 0 W a ' X l :: ' . I , 7!-iifli 3 -Y. ,fy - h :,:.. -1 T L. - X41 I T - -1 5 -2 Q! 1 J! 4 4 ,, ,f 1413 gi i v . ?ff,'Y Q30 1 '-x-Q-v 2 94 5 f X 1 f e fr' if . , ihaeg s dj pf '?f , ,Q 453:71 i . f if -f i' ,ii T' ,X 57:5 . S xxx : X ll Q69 'EOofb ll ,Min 6 managers ' . 'Ve' Ch Gffes E la' 5 dmM i Becker Murphy E. Uoan Ferguson SN der How Crfrrm Chr! Morse Muerrde Odbom PNqu'rXXa T Srev ans Beauv a X4eXXey H113 bfi MCklbb Fan fe Dersfv ,KX own en div H Doen Sch G ubz , A uf' . I+ .Q GN 9 W wr sf Q7 1 ar, 5: Hurd S wyer a Jones Fbrnh Crofnp fon McDonough Crucial iurnp againsf old foes. get 'NP f X Q :QE Oflnznggq X S 1 ' -Q -S- , X X 5 Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers , Hill Quads BASKETBALL 39 47 43 64 54 42 36 62 48 33 47 , 3I 3l ,. 43 . 45 29 Rifle Bea' BTLLBOARD Glenwood l-lofchkiss . . Price . Palisade Cenfral Delfa . Pruifa . Rifle Price Glenwood T Palisade . Delfa . ,. Cenfral ,. T Denver-Manual Fruifa . . . . . Denver-Easf . Rifle .. , , Denver-Wesl' .. I4 30 28 35 5a5KEzZb.f.7ff Large 'rurnouf for baskefball pracfice wifh fasf eli- minafion .... Take Glenwood affer fwo weeks pracfice . . 'rrim Cenfral, old foes, in packed gym . . . frample Hofchkiss . . . follow by defeafing Rifle . . . frim Fruifa, co-leaders . . . fravel fo Delfa, Price, Palisade . . . keep vicfory sfring clean by winning all fhree . . . beaf Monf- rose .... Secure fhree games wifh Denver schools . . . Easf, Wesf, Manuel . . . Prepare for Wesfern Slope Tournamenf af Delfa .... New gym, more room needed for overflow crowds .... Compefe for second consecufive sfafe championship .... To Tiger players . . . fo magnifi- cenf coaches . . . a flying cargo of orchids! PSFF1-fy . df is ' field . e Delfa 7-ourn Qoal in fhe msf ey- game Harold Doan Harold Hill John HiaH Louis Perrin Dick Fanie Lawrence DeCamp Marvin Sawyer Dan Hurd , M: s W .,,, bl .M M we 3, . 9. -. 2 r, I ,, , , ,, Wg ,X f X-sw j A H. . , 43 brian Uersnem Bob Houdashelf Jim A+kinson John Mazza Capt Jim Reed Managers Ela and Sager Capf. Oak Schuliz 5 Zi n ' f f 'W , :,:' 3 rri ' ' ' -wfwfl--mm-ww' - few .V N , . rw.. Back Row: Louis Aquilla, Coach Ed Whalley, Guy Slephens, Fred Walz, Raymond Phipps, Don Kelley, Ray Barker, Earl Chinn, Pal Gormeley, Jim Bennel, Alvis Eeflers, Donald Turner, Yoush Nigo, Coach J. B. Wooben. Middle Row. Huloerf Gonzales, Frank Pelelc, Waller Gallegos. Fred Zeller, Ed West Bill Shive, Dean Olsen, Ray Truiillo, Harold Reeves, Arlhur Ross, Marvin Spade. Fronl Row: Ronald Rolling, Dean Mizushima, Roger Peck, Ted King, Joe Pelelc, Bob Henderson, Alslon Paige, Frank Pelraleso, Bob Foxhaven, Joe Bridges. Bill Perry, Frank Gordon. ! E5ZZf!'!V Bengal grapplers coached by Ed Whalley' from wreslling, of course .... Grappnng offers recenlly refurned from service . . . had magni- fraining lo numerous boys no+ our for o'rher ficenf squad .... Wresfling loerween halves ol sporls . . . squad larger lhan in years .... weighfs baslcelball +il+s . . . af separafe meels . . . a+ represen+ed were from 95 pounds +o heavy home and away .... Compele for 'trophy a+ weighl' . . . besl men on A squad . . . remainder Wesfern Slope evenf in Monrrose . . . 'rake hil- made HBH Squad ---- AMS Fellers- Caplaln Ol arious Trip lo Denver +0 enler VS+a+e Meei . . . W'e5lll 'Q leam ---- T0 fha Coach - - - lo lille ride elevalors . . . escalarors . . . guzzle mal+s af QVGPPIGVS - - - 5 Tiger lmomollve Plus lllleen Walgreens . . . +alce in shows . . . all in 'rime ou+ V'3lWSl Frank Pefelc execuling a swifch from Dean Olson. Ray Phipps using a head and arm loclc on Kelly Renlrow From' row: Dick Salford, Tim Campbell, Don Perrin, Jim Alkinson. Middle Row: Louis Perrin, Brian Dersham. Jim Reed, Dick Crompion, Jim McDonough, Dick Fanle. Back Row: Harold Doah, Tron Horn, Coach Berl' Hill, Earl Chinn. Zack Under The flawless coaching of Ed Whalley and Berl' Hifi, 'rrack men learned lundamenlals. . . dashing . . . sprinling . . . vaulling. . . . 'Field evenfs . . . discus fhrowing . . . shoi pul. . . . Men condilioned +o perfeciion .... More underclass- men parlicipale lhan in previous years .... Re- poan shows form of discus Throwing. 'rurning lelfermen few .... Track men sfar in Orange and Black Field Day evenls . . . lake honors in Weslern Slope Meel' . . . en'rer Sfafe Meei 'ro compele wilh qualifying regional champs .... To spring sporismen . . . +0 'lheir coaches . . . hail for high achievemenis in an ageless sporf. Treece and Siephens in pre-season work-oul FIRST ROW: Bill McKay. Norman Carrol, Bill Shive, Edward Wesr, Charles Jones, Bill Perry, Bill Burns, Gene Admire, Roger Peck. SECOND ROW: Diclc Gilmore, Noel Welch. Tim Campbell, Don Perrin, Guy Madsen. Joe Pelelc, Kennelh Evensen, Larry Shorf. THIRD ROW: Alvis Ferrer, Claire Clayfon, Charles Barker, John Mazza, Dale Wil- liams, Jim Allcinson, Gene Gallegos, Leland Baldwin. E 5 and ffvafbdff Fufure A squads held up honor of G. J. losf firsr fo Fruifa, 39-O .... Played only lie game H. S .... gave examples of varsify 'ro come .... of season wifh Palisade, I3-I3 . . . lrampled Large number of boys parlicipaled . . . musl be Monlrose by rolling up 69-O -score . . . defealed freshmen or sophomores 'ro win place on B squad. Cenfral, 25-O . . . won final 'fracas wi+h Holchlaiss. . . . held pracfices simullaneously wirh A group I4-O .... Honors lo Coaches Hansen, Woolen . . buf as separafe unir .... Played live games . . . lo 'rhe boys 'rrained as up and coming varsify of seasons 'ro come. Cenlral prepares for pass. Nrlcinson slcirfs end. FIRST ROW: Bill McKay, Don Perrin, Dale Williams, Noel Welch, Jim Burns. SECOND ROW: Dick Gilmore, John Mazza, Tim Campbell, Jim Allcinson. fz X71 ff! iff E1 ofekpfbqff Fufure A Squad show lhal lhey will se- cure fulure honors .... Slarl by lrimming Glen- wood 39-35 . . . 5+op Cenlral 28-I7 and Holch- lciss 26-I9 . . . handed firsl deleal by Price 36 30 . . . come back +o down Palisade 28-20 . . second defeaf a+ hand of Delfa 20-I8 in close. L-hukgfv LEU UE Firsl' Chrislmas warm up. fasl game . . . drop Fruila, Rifle, Glenwood. and Palisade in nexf four confesfs .... Team loses nex+ fo DeBeque 24-27 and Delia 25-22 . . . De- Beque 54-25 in lopsided game on home floor . . . All glory To fufure varsufy for successful record of nine vicfories and four defeals. Crilical jump in church game. 1 . l ee X9 ,Ls 1 15? 0 ,J llli 4,445 .A I Q if so O .o 1 Q24 A f f ar rs! ., .fi r 'W GP ,,.,- W 5: ,,nl' 470,51- W N. 3 S9 H32 Z .illlllllmll fdfewdar 5 X545-'47 September 23-Beginning of School Ocfober 4-Pep Club Assembly 4-Dramafics Club Tryouls lb- Dramalic Club Tryouls I7-l. R. C. Pie-fesl' I8-Pep Club Dance 24-25-Teachers Convenlion November I-S. B. A. Dance IO-l l-Educalion Week I4-Mo+her's Tea I5-Sophomore-Freshman Parly lb-I. R. C. Carnival 2l-22-Junior Class Play 28-29-Thanksgiving Vacalion December I2-Grealer Music Series Concerf I3-G. A. A. Assembly 20-S. B. A. Alumni Dance 2l-wlanuary-2 Clirislmas Vacafion January 2-Classes Reconvene 3-Bancl and Orchesfra Parry 7-8--Talenl Revue I6-Greafer Music Series Concerr 24-Firsf Semesfer Closes 30-Greater Music Series Concerl February 3-Boys' League Theafer Parry 7-F. H. A. Cakewalk I4-Valenfine S+un+ 20-One-Ac+ Play Niclwr 2l-Sr. -Jr. Hollywood Sporl Prom 22-Play Feshval at Palisade 27-Mesa College Symphony 28-S. B. A. Dance March 6-8-Della Baskelball Tournamenl' I2-I5-Slale Baskefball Tournm., Denver I5-G. A. A. Play-day 20-Greafer Music series Concerl' 2l-l. R. C. Assembly 2l-Solo Confesls af Fruila 22-l. R. C. Wesr. Colorado Conference 27-28-Senior Class Play lNo dare ar deacllinel Sludenl Council Conference S. B. A. Elecliens April 3-4-Spring Vacalion I2-Junior-Senior Prom I5-Spanish Class Assembly for Pan-American Day I5-Spanish ll banquer I8-Y-Teens Dance 24-26 -Music Week. Band Tournamenl' lNo dare al deadlinel: -Orange and Black Field Day -Arhlelic Deparrmenl Club Dance -Quill and Scroll Dinner Dance May I3- As You Like If Movie lNo dare al deacllinel: -Award Assembly: Girls' League Sen ior Farewell Parry: Senior Picnic Gradualiong Baccal-aurealei Annual Dislribuhon 29-School Closes ..,,.. .....W.,....,m KJ? in Q XM, Q Q W9 W ws 'K M .., K if Q , Y. Y. Q k xh , K his r 5' :W ,Q 3 f, , Hb 4 Q 'R ,,, sq if ' ,A if 4 ,xiii Eg 3 N5 w ' J Q' E V , fx x ,Q ' af X 42, ,, W fs- x X shy . K 0. 5 :Nat hr ,, MWA ul 1 Q ANP? Q 4 - .. 1 ' - i' I 4 ft 23, ,B w. .X f Q 'W .4 'K W is nf of . 5 N X MQ Q an 5 ' x rx 'wh QQ Off-duly lwours of G. J. H. S. sludenls . . . filled wiflw sporfs, daring . . . bush-whacking al +l1e Duck Pond . . . drawing Killroy on 'rhe blackboard , . . iusl messing around .... Looking info The lulure . . . planning Jrlieir places in line air-minded world ol Tomorrow. N W ' 5 :sw -:' x . ' Y 3353 1 mm XSYEQQQ K W' b Aff? Y 1 , ,. Q i' f. if x xw vw in W fi 'W ' X A - TX A iii . X . K MEM b ::'f: Q 1 dgv asf' x 4, q MQ kkgmav f wggzwf, A -1 W W Q -I K NW 5 aw R, Wyg xvw W M ,,N Mbf WM 'FQNX Mwlw' 'Www fmww AWA .,.,A MWWQY ' 'E in A. as Emzam-WWMM ,W.w-..........,.....v.,....,.. lk A rf wvasm1'9 WQ 4 Q Vx - N 1 k QF 1 If 'x S QNX' S ' R Q E Q Y SE . l 5 3 W QV 2 1. X , QK PQ? Q S if M li My aching-sacroiliecl 'The weafher oufside is frighfful: buf 'fhe fire is so deliqhffulf' Confemplafimq on whefher fo Swish or fall down fhe course. Zi2w7Zvg7 LJULJ Darfl Boone Websfer bags a bird for his buf: per. Freshman fanafics observe mysferies of foofball. Give me a horse, a qreaf big horse. . . . ., ,. W' as , ..,, , x :. K K 'I .4 :z x x . ..5,: .., H - I A 1 M it g5gV '2 , aymkf m?g15f,,Qfgw w -,A- Q'A' A': ' I ' '-V-- if zziz.. '.,' -.. 1 1 V' : x A H r W Q. W W , 4 iv T .QM 1 y . . f m - f' Wh 'M rt Q 3 f 'X x V 3'.ff 5 V3 hx Y, Q sy! ,JH Q, 'R F :ther ze 6 MA my , R N wry bi 51,1 XA ,, F Qgaslsef ' ' 3 Qsfw 4,.,gjE?w 1,3-v ' , ' ,fiifmfigzs , ' ' '- ' ff ' ,, ' . K ..,.',., N QL, Q 4 S NK :..,. V MW 5 ...i I fig- N P, . I, E x M A I Z-Ezfifv LffvA'fm'fEDf On wings of song. . Jalce's solid senders synocopale harmo dies. Spring Fever slrikes lhe home lronl. nious melo- Ride a cock horse fo Banbury Cross. . The Things we did lasl summer. . Sunny California oranges can r compare wif Colorado peaches. A H. -' y we as ,, 4 gi , f'i.g-- B ix., . , ,-ffm: pw: Y A - ,4 8 x X- S iw 1 JRE Q My ge 5534 4 2 Y, WS' Q. Q x. Y 3 ? SF N , mx H1123 if W K wg ,'5 5 aiu? N954 .5 X W. i -l -- l V -Wav Q il K' 1WIgf2,fQ, ' 1, 'J l. ' ' 5 Q R , , R ' I: ' - 5 2 - ' V 1 ' W S A Ts - r .:1YEiE55:::-Qizi f' -. if ': 'iJ l ' vs 'X Y Q29 W . ' ii? .Ep 0 fi lwtsivs , y f W is yi' U . a w ww yy :,E:EIf' L1i,3 3 Qsgmc ' V 4 s f X' J aifgsll Rigs' Zirisgzssfw S sh, '15 Zi 2 : Q' f fef ls W.?Si22'1? 51' Xfsl-vf w. f if ,151ip1,Re?sgf f ff 'gy' V xftzgv ll .refs fy M f as ,gffjfi V ,4 fe ff? il f a ' i i V, 7 5. WESTERN AIRLINES PHOTO To fhe forward loolcing business concerns who by Their adverlising have helped +o make +he I947 Tiger Annual a realily, +he s+udenls of Grand Junc- fion High School express Jrheir sincere apprecialion. Realizing +hal' fhe youlh of lhe communi+y possess aclual and polenfial buying power, +he Yearbook Slalif is convinced 'rhal lhe beneliils and preslige gained from adverfising in rhe Tiger Annual will be of real and long lasling value. fqjwer Zileef-5 .hymns Rudd A n n 12 r ,Al ra hu. , l. ' a ' A 1 , Q , W1 Hflvi,-.J X. ag.. .o1'1'lEY: .. 4, +145 ,I Wl' V . t. , 4- 4 'y 'L ' f i . -1, ,.iM , . ,Q Q! 'l 'a L in fi ! - ., . ,. A12 '41 .1 -4 ..I5 4 .5 'i '! .4 l , . .I 1 X . v. 1 a- x d 1 n Wg lr E AVE ' , .., -TJ . my A :fi ' -.2 ,4 'Sa F v Builders of Tomorrow You, Seniors, now have the opportunity to build a lasting foundation for the future, to preserve America and all its precious freedoms. This is the world for your children an-d grandchildren. You have crossed the threshold of your education, and the knowledge now in your power must be used to better mankind. WWQQ ' , Q Grand Junction, Colorado N-g I Phone 878 438 Main 6131 Congratulations to Class ot '47 soLKo's The Clothing Spot ot the Western Slope ms. UFS! the 6 class of '47 The BIGGS KURTZ Hardware Company Wholesale Only GRAND JUNCTION COLORADO 7fzank Zfau Senior Class of '47 BYRON HOUSTON pbtinctive po'cttait.4 -- ONCE AGAIN it has been our great pleasure to make the portraits of most of the Senior Class for your Tiger Annual. This year, in addition to our distinctive style of portraits, we are using our new shadowless back- ground for the portraits to be used in the Annual. While this is not our style of work, it has always been our policy to coop- erate fully with the An- nual staff, and we have been assured that this type of background will make a much nicer An- nual. h and Fine Commercial Photography BYRON HOUSTON PoR'rRA1'rs 605 MAIN ST. 4- + + PHONE 2656 l Member Success ialnidllliildaplpiness- Federal :fffle must be earned but in i2le,.,. seme degree depend on Deposit I - I tlnanclal lndependence System' United States Bank of Grand lunction Fourth 84 Main Phone 487 Tl-IE FIVE B's CDF LIFE Be smart Be stylish Buy nationally advertised Bran-ds 1 Buy at: cLoTl-:ING COMPANY 401 Main -Grand Junction's Leading Men's AClothiers-- Phone 702 TO PRESERVE THAT FAVORITE PAIR or sHoEs GOTO SHEFFIELUS R 'QQQLUQQOQD' SHOE RE A'R BREAKFAST - LuNcHEs - DINNERS For Quick Efficient Service Phone 2995 219 North 4th :zu soufh Fourth 1. I-mf sleek sam, of u. s. ann which ruse high above a climber symbolize fs, -the end of a long, rigorous pull. ,H ix Q ':N7ha,t you learn in school will malce your climb easier xg veto the pinnacle ol that distant goal ol: the Future. Learn now to apply your knowledge to its lull value. TI-IE SALT LAKE HARDWARE COMPANY if THE llllllllll Gllllll Nutritious . ' . Delicious . ' . Refreshing For Snacks and Desserts Be Sure Your lce Cream an-d Sherbet ls from the Velvet lce Cream Company These Creamy Refreshments Come in All Flavors ' 216 South Seventh Phone 905 ' ' ' l . Eats With a Gleam in Hrs Eye. Your Security Because he knows where , , to buy tasty' nutritious A ls Our Business. Its easy to make a loan fopd, impeccably served. with convenient terms. T'nder'a':u:EZ steaks Auto, Furniture, and Collateral Loans A I p i n e C a fe Securities Credit Corp. Plume lil A77 Main Plsfmn 2252 337 Main SO, AIR ITRAVEL , A Is the Foundation of the Future! The airways are rapidly becoming the principal highways of the world, for both vacation and busi- ness trips. Flying a plane will soon be as essential as driving a car is today. Learn to- fly for a success- ful future in tomorrow's air-world. Drapela Flying Service Ask Your Grocer fr 353, For the freshest thing lil in town, the bread in X the red, White, and blue wrapper. ::::::?' P . Sally Ann Bakery J I gb lll Roocl Phone 161 X 1 So smart ' So bright ' So clean Be Music Wise! L-Jes, they xy that about you when you Buy Your Records at the a eyourco es o UP-To-D ATE Western Radio and Electric CLEANERS 8. DYERS C0mPU Y l24 South Fifth Phone 2l I Pl1OI16 46 525 Mdln Congratulations' Seniors You have reached a milestone in your career. It is an important milestone, and by graduating you have signified your desire to lift your head and search for knowledge. Never let that desire for more knowledge wane. This company and all its employees congratulate you and wish you the best of everything as you face your new world. . . The J. C. Penney Company Sparkling Splendor . . Marks Our Rings, Watches, Jewelry, and Crystalware Know Also the Sturdy Dependability of' Our Luggage, Sporting Goods and Ski Equipment L. COCJKS Need New Sl'l0eS? Drop l d OSB fo ----H--wedglingIBouque+s yourself a pair of- --------- D ' . .'fPJif3'E.,..+. The Classiest Shoes in Town -,---------------Cut Flowers ---------------,------c--,c-Corsages --so ia by th Watson Flower Shop Qui- West B001-ery Say If With Flowers 530 MAIN ST. PHONE I44 Phono 9I I-J 1 ,, 4, U, Nowls THE TIME This is your opportun-ity to start preparing for that all important college education by saving your summer earnings. Put that hard-earned cash where it will do the most good. Deposit it in a savings account at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 5 Grand Junction, Colorado Fifth 84 Main La Court Hotel ' Coffee Shop ' Green Room ' Sample Rooms 0 Highest Clientele Western Colorado 's Finest Hotef Phone l7l Second and Main For Superlative Cars YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD and Finest Garage Work GRCCERY STORE SEE WE HAVE ALL THE SUPREME BRANDS IN A WIDE VARIETY AT CCNVENIENT PRICES Hams Aulo Co. BLACK AND WHITE U9 Mah' Phone 424 904 N. Seventh Grocery and Market Phone 398 For Thoughtful Gitts Graceful precision-built watches, ring-s, and Milli X f QXQQ LQW Qresrgsee, S of g J' 1 S- y is s g m yi ,Q O9 f if-as 'fy XI, X00 i26N Ff+h -'o gy Ph 457 MODERN AGE . . . Contact with the moon, atomic research, and other startling discoveries all make up this Modern Age. Through science we are -able to bring you many modern conveniences tor your home, which are now on display. Markrud and Thomas Hardware 559 Main St. Phone 588 MERCURY - LINCOLN D co' Emblems ot Distinctive Styling and Best Performa at Two Price Ranges Your Leading Cut-Rate Drug Fourth and Main Phone 288 Grand Mesa Motor Co' . 237 South Seventh Street l Western 60101410 'J Tue!!! l Automotive Service Tire Recapping GAY JOHNSON'S ir e YOU WISH TO BUILD E 'J A HOME REMEMBER us! SERVICE STATION FOURTH AVENUE my fk..E:'i-an IN THE FUTURE WHEN Y, N: S? ' I :Lx '- ' if-T5-1 - WE WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED TO HELP YOU! INDEPENDENT LUMBER Leaders in the Building Industry in This Community for Over 40 Years Special Occasions COMFORT or For Every Day Plays an important part in your h .. .. We have modern conveniences for every om Our Pastries Will Thrill Guests or the Family With Practically Ne Work for the Host COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Vick's Pastry Bannister Furniture Co. 0 After school ' After the dance ' .lust anytime . . Teen-agers can be seen wherever there's a friendly atmosphere with good food and fountain service. Drop in once and you'll be back again. ne 360 I 715 North l2th O 2264 Phone BUY WITH SATISFACTION- Office Equipment School Supplies Greeting Cards Stationery from RICHARDSON OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 523 Main The Business Man's Department Store Phone 985 Hotel D Cafe Step along- There ls No Better Food Served Anywhere at Any Price with the crowd in sparkling clean clothes from a modern, efficient laundry and dry Complete Fountain Service ----- cleaners l We Malte Our Own lce Cream . Ackoss FRoM LA cou RT HOTEL rim an -New Method- I I8 Main Phone 983 32l Road Laundry, Dry Cleaners, Dyers v Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I947 ln l893, when The Daily Sentinel was found- ed, Grand Junction was a small city. lt is estimated that in I95l the city will have a population ot 30,000. Throughout the years, The Sentinel has grown with the city and Western Colorado: its plant has expanded until in l947 it is lmown through- out the state as the best-equipped news- paper plant in the state. The Sentinel congratulates the large class ot graduates ot the Grand Junction High School. lt is a splendid group ot outstand- ing boys and girls who graduate this year, and may you enjoy the truits ot your en- deavors: may all ot you prosper to the tullest extent ot your expectations. Wherever you go, whatever you do, The Daily Sentinel wishes you luclr. Tl-l E N EL HEIRLOCDM QUALITY . . the perfect description for our fine collection of, Regal Jewels Gleaming Silver Handsome Watches of Split-Second Accuracy Distinctive Costume Jewelry Breath-taking Rings All Available At MA-N GRANTS IEWELERS 'M Drop ln to See Lune 81 Co. OUR LATEST CREATIONS . Heating uf the O Plumbing Fashion Bar O Sheetmetal Work 601 Main St. Phone 155 Phone I47 . 45l Reed I. Scholastic Satety. 2. A Superior Guidance Program. 3. High Quality of Preparatory Training. 4. Opportunity to Discover Talents. 5. Close Personal Relations. 6. Home Environment. 7. Low Expenses. 8. A Flexible Curriculum. 9. Opportunities to Malte Up Deficiencies in College - Entrance Requirements. Extends greetings to the members ot the graduat- A- I F F ing class ot Grand Junction High School and invites C J 1 i C7 'th + - v I Y I em 0- CONSIDER Tl-lE- ADVANTAGES OF ATTENDING JUNIOR COLLEGE Summer Quarter Will Be Open to Ask tor a College Catalog Entrance Credentials Are Due Freshmen is Malte Application tor Ad- is BY SeP'hl It Begins June I6 mission Early Fall Registration, Sept. I3, l947 YOUR GUARANTEE of Quality- in groceries, always a Safeway watchword. Economy- always at our stores, made possible through the enormous volume of distribution. Variety- achieved in our large markets tor your convenient selec- tion. the SAFEWAY STORESb ot Grand Junction, Colorado OWEN PRODUCE iq rzflodefn I 0,,,,, Methods . . . The Season's Best in Fresh - bring your clothes back cleaned bet- Fruits and Fresh Vegetables ter. People demand good service - That's why we have satisfied customers. ' Strictly Wholesale P.....52. , 1.......R.R. Excelsior Cleaners .'Zi':n:.ZL I I To Shvop at Gordon's assures one of being among the best dressed SHOP WHERE THE CHOICE IS BETTER AND THE VALUES HIGHER More Quality for Less GORDON STORES May time weave a glorious future in the loom of your life. ir Know the beauty of fine silver and glittering crystal, the de- pendability and accuracy of a fine watch from .... . 2 Parsons METRISTS JEWELERS WATCHMAKERS Mdlh Phone 5l9 M,i,, phone 455 Z Headquarters for vwew Fun and Good Health FOR ALL OCCASIONS A EXQUISITE CORSACSES, SUPERB CUT We offer the latest in equipment for- FLOWERS. GORGEOUS BLOOMING . H.,,,+I,,g PLANTS ARE FOUND IN OUR SELECT ' Fishing 0 Camping STOCK TO ADD BRIGHTNESS TO DRAR . 0 Golfing ROOMS AND SPLENDOR TO THAT Q skiing SPECIAL DANCE DATE ' A'cl 'Y 0 Tennis 0 Football JOI-eINSON'S l-IOUSE OF FLOWERS 0 Baseball DEQYRIIPAESS I350 North Avenue Pllono I645 ll0 Moln Fllono 490 cle Yfm jistfrfucfive 014164 of Qvmottow - . . K FURNISH THEM ATTRACTIVELY WITH THE LATEST IN HOME FUR NISHINGS .... COME IN AND CHOOSE FROM OUR LOVELY NEW PATTERNS AND THE MANY FINE DISPLAYS. iiriir Treece Furniture Co. A Good Place fo Trade 336 Main Phone 78 'NNYHIGH A ff STYLE Y, and COMFORT Baci: in the days of 'I'he Wright Brothers. men wore hobnailed boolsg bul' now, in the Air Age, shoes are s+yled for comfort as well as durability. Our nationally lmown brands are pace seH'ers for this era. BE N6E'S EERE ming Fm +. Keep Fm Fw' 5:4 Mm rhmaei.w Mi? . I. . Such are the Fine Pastries . . the delicious Pies. Calres, Doughnuts, En- riched Breads, and Rolls. Malre your meals complete by adding one of these fo the menu. 'k Mrs. Watts' Bakery For Smooth Traveling O Mobilgus 0 Mobiloil 0 Mobil Service Sold Across the Nation a'I' the Sign of THE FLYING RED HORSE And Distributed in Mesa Counfy by The Severson Oil Company Phono 927 Grand Junction. Colo. I A Must for All I HOMES I SCHOOLS I OFFICES EXCELLENT QUALITY, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED HARDWOOD DESKS ARE OF GREAT IMPORT- ANCE IN EVERY SCHOOL, HOME AND OFFICE . .. .. .. .. FOR SUCH FINE DESKS, SEE US Anderson Furniture Co. 0 Plate Lunches 0 Hamburgers 0 Sodas ' Sundaes ' Malts Get Your Favorite Fountain Specials from WI LCOX'S Fountain Luncheonette '28 South Second ' Phone II2 SI6 Main St. Phono 90I LISTEN ff: ff ,af 4 . f Z I TO T H E , ,X cg! E T f 45,-1 M F I M1 df ffl Enjoy Truly Fine 5 Music from an ' uf' f f ', '7: N 9' RCA-Victor RADIO-PHONOGRAPH ' COMBINATION EVANS HARDWARE 558 Main Phone 267 SWING WITH BING SWOON WITH FRANKIE RELAX WITH TSCHAIKOWSKY TOM CLARK Music COMPANY 520 Main Phono 2670 Since I897 the old, reliable Home Loan has been offering LOANS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SALES FINANCING Health Means Happiness One of the surest means of KEEPING FIT is to drink lots of, NUTRITIOUS MILK Hom-eheLoan from , I M-dc CLYME R S nvestment ompany Fifth and Main Phone I75 ORSIQNRD D PIIZNE I-I ad a t e qu I ers the CITY for MARKET U. S. Tires Batteries, Accessories Admiral Radios Automatic Washers For quality and courteous service in the grocery field, you can find your favorite brands in all grocery and canned merchandise here. Last but not least, the Iafrgest meat mar- ket on the Western Slope. Y R. I-Ioudashelt s Fommdkood - .I26 North Seventh Phone 406 'sag -A!! - E Western Fo, the N e Q n Strong Point 1 5 Expert installation ot m Your Budget- superb Neon signs Mk H dl! H d d u D . i ae: en es ora your rug nee s. al Olc li-llghest Orlglnalltyl As Grand Junction's one and' only self- . . . and the latest in service Super Drug-you will find the Stolnol and Conco stol4ers,and Coleman packaged heat . . . Sales - - Service H.O.WOl.F wi dest variety of merchandise at LOWEST PRICES! LE DE' Super Drug Self-Service lOpposite Post Offical 445 Rood Avenue Phone bl I-W 554 Main Phone 235 The grgfrgpufg , , , Dreams of Today are the For a lasting remembrance- A picture of Realities of Tomorrow Frigidaire Products O Maytag Appliances perfection- O Lighting Equipment O Myers Water Systems Malte an Appointment at the ' at the DOD Wesley SfLldI0 Knight Appliance Co 553 Main Phone 1218 625 Main Phone I Beauty- Economy- Luxury- Performa nce- All symbolize the new cars by General Motors. From the moneywise Chevrolet to the hand- some new Oldsmobile, to the peerless new Cadillac that is the ultimate in personal trans- portation: you will find iusl' the automobile to 'Fit your needs and budget at the - CENTRAL CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales-Service UI L-nil ' AYE, FOR ', L2 lf. LVLRYLHLNC sit ELECTRICAL li and MUSICAL Including a wide selection of Phonograph Rec- ords-the Finest in Radios and Radio-Phono- graphs- The supreme NORGE Washers, Refrigerators. and Electrical and Gas Ranges- 'Tis McCaIIister's Music and Appliance Co. 235 Mm Phone 73 322 Main Phone 614 Class of '47 uE'e'7 'i 9 Drug Store You have just passed an important milestone in your school life. Count this only as one of the stepping stones in your search' for knowledge and con- tinue the search. When in search of quality, style, and value in merchandise come to . . Manuel's Where Quality ls Higher Than Price 602 Main Phone 417 Should Be O Prescription Department O Modern Fountain I Cosmetics I Vitamin Headquarters O Cut Rate Prices One of Grand Junction's leading drug stores down- through the years. Copeland's CUT RATE DRUGS 500 Main Phone 39, vs., My XX' N ' Y UF FRIENDS v I 1 1 4 u 5 il YQ 3 H EF P, -H Q? -1 , w U :K . li EZ 7, 3 gz n, . w .v. V Q 1 '11 .' .X el LJ' 'ws .9 . -. ' . .L , .I . , Vi. .L 1. 1 .5 rn. ff. -. A L Y, Af . .A li, . . . v. ,Y . ' A .jf - J' ' X '.'-QW . Q. 'Hn , ww N .Q . 1. ' f 4 .f,. A , Jjl V' 1. w . , . . P , . - v J. A .. 1 . .., k 1... ' 2' . 1 W ' . ' RL- NM' . 1- - u .. 4 '-'., ,p,..! l r, wi? -xr, ,',' ,N- .X :X ix! ii : V .-yr. ., . . H JV... ,. - .I I. X.-, X . . .,. ' . .11 .pf . A :'. Q 4 I. . .' I i .- i v.- ., bs. '. -. . .J .. 'J . . 4 ... .1 ...C .' I 7 v ' . v , x X , rl.. sf ,A . , I ,v I 1 4.-' 4 . ' 1 . V A .,. .-.n .. 1.1 -f., . ,. ., 4.5.2. , . W ' .1-. V , X ' f 1 .r .- QW .9 . Y x . W W 5 . 1 i . ' . V' 1 'w 1 '. Lf l ' . I., .Q 1' , 1 x .,,. N .N ,. W. W.. V ,-' , 1 ' J' ,. 11 2 ' ul W ' in . 3, 1, .I fp ,i. , l Q. '- , 1 , . . ' ':'.. 1 x 4 W 'ik ' My Khjit., uf..i..A.i.qj, I VX, , K., .1 '.. 4.. 1 , . J, ,V . 'N. ' V. .N 'A .7 .i X ' , lf J. ' xv'1' T' ' V. -' .M dll' .. M ., 2 ',x l ' -.k yi. ,..l H 7 X ', w fy. ', r 'l flu. .11 ,'ll'.. - - ,w : J X 'r -4,!. rl X ' f-X- ,,1,,A. ' , -.- 'W , ,,.,... .., Q i. .-eg ' , . ,. cm.. ' . 1 r- '.- , . Q ' . Y I I V.. 1 , . w 1 . . 5-ug ui-.1 wg, 1712-,+fwH r J v 'I 1 ' ' wk 3 4.' .1 1:-,-g .' t - rf- ,e ..v,f--A I ,,. 5-.. ---.: .ww f-. v. - v-s,' . w.f .5 - M '.1', . . 5 '! ..si ' Y 1 11. M1 Ai L.: :Hz . - A ' 'u 4' ' 'v!L'Kf'4'5-ifvfiifiisf-AQ .. ,: i9..L1---wifi.:-r.---...YH I 4 x l -.r 1 . ! ,. lf- j. .7. Q Qi 1 . ,s J.. -x F' nl! .1 K . . . ' , fl , ' - 4 Ll , . ' 1-11-. ,. 1. '-1'-A W '- .- - , 'Q - .-.f- , ' '. ' ' 'z ' wi . . f 1 X-, . :y.,..,-J-V ,., f..A- I,-. ' vs.j 4,, ' I. I.-3 ,3j1.g',w1f..,'-. , jg --,f ifg- . ', ., 4,.1'3.,s-jf -. H, , , I 1 A ,gf , U 1 . NI. . V , ' -5.'.t.x':L,, -'JT ,' A . . -. ,. . A .W , -f.: ',.',,g --'T' 1 1' -gr . -rig-:,,.-.V . . ,. . . lf., 5 -31 .-.ru--'ff--rg 933.1- -w-:. nk .- v , ,-'::.1 11:1 f of . f.- . -4 1-5.-N - . .. I 1 ...JI uma I --5.- .uahn fn .J ',,.q'f- . - .6-.1 V, f tu: ,, 5 . WA- , -3, -q,, . Q -, us.-K. rf . if' if - t K ' ' f- L9 .',1'-s Nfzsuf , , l, .,. ...Vw - n.-.. N at u 4 v . fu.-glH:xl', . ., . ' O -1' V-:, 1- 'f y 4 ' Qwa..-.A '-.v A . :- -.'f 414,i.' ' -JH. Q . '-'- 'E --i!',..1'5w.. ' ' ' A up-if-.. ., ,'j,4i-.,, .-.?fr..,': :l.3f:-ff. A . jx'!.s,V,:-,'Vftq'.' . . . . , - A .1-y-23. ,gi.,',.1.,Q,3H:-1,a- ff eQ.f,'fi,-,. .,.. f - , - 3.g,jg,f,, 3 . - j 1...-..,g,z. ,JA 3 '- ' ' . 4 , ,'.jf'fr-'v 'v. , ' -, 1-,.sg,-ry,-,'-',,'. . - f ' , ,f '- 1 f ,. ,. .Q -if ,- ,-- '. - 15.1-A-'7 ' I l A egg- -3,1-.lgqfnli-5'5'a' -1 .- 1 'Er .' ' ' '- ' .1 ' . 'l 'Wm ',,f-e'- -.n--- - 1- .- s .:f.ms,,1f-vf.. .. . 4 f ',fv'f:,',,o 'Q-455.-,.'..n., 7.1.3 .- 3-'k-2 L 4 ' -f 4 f Qfslf' , , ,pf l f 'VG .ffl-.W -:rj .'f',.:V uf ' F j.',1. ',' .' --.sb--'gri .W--,.,q3Lag .'. 5. .1 7 my ' - ' 5:'.'. ' . E'-F15 ' , ' 31,5 'qw'-,'?YlT-2' 'ZH' .'-f' - 41 - -1511,-'4-'4.X,.. A, L,w,.f ,.. .- - ,-..-1 I -. . ,ki ,'-.l'?'f'-q1f.'wgf-9- 1. ' 'r-4.',' , il. ',.'N - .2 - -. J- wig wi .. - ' 'ii-T14 5i --zflwir 7- -L'-. -' I. 13 -1 ' ' 'A 1 ' - . , .x.'3-1c2A,': p I e, ':-.Q .V Q, 'T 1 A .. 1- X iffy,-Jfx .3 ,, x' . ,il 1' , 1 . 4 -. , . f 'T' .JI - .'.4.',- f ' Q5 7' .. - ..'.24 f.,. 7'1f Jr-'I- .ff1 '. 1 4 ' - -' . . ,,.., .:' '- I - - . ' 'IE I A . .. 2 ' -fl.1' l . '1' 'wk vifn' ' ' . ' v - Lf.-'1 ' . x' .- . . 1 -. . l . . . I , 0 . 0 ' V 4 Q 1 v f 1 v ,. , ,M ' Q - ,,, ,,,f ,xx f , .,4f...f,gfwt xq xg- Q Q 1 1. 1' . 1 A - . .fn K b O .. I. : 3 ' - ,JI 4 . . . . . 3 . . , 'V ,VI . . -A A. V . .'. , . I . ' 1 . - - ' l .,. ' 'f . 5, ' V - -.-- , .t , J . rn ,,,. ',, ' Y., .'-' . , ' jeff' , - v--., - - -. ' ,L ..L.f-.rx-.. V ' . , . K , K., x xy, , .4 ,, ., A ' ii' 'f - .'1:'f.i , 1.1 p4 - -. YP! . 12-. x 1 'W'-. - -. .'- . lz-sq...