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

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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

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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

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.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