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

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s,Ai9A XX link, A Sludenvs Gi Spanish ll, one T s ei-mi l.in'iuf-1.1-A u ses 'iTl+-wed indus :riously niasTer vocabulary. TO HELP MASTER The TundamenTals oT English, To aid undersTand- ing oT Toreign culTure, and To prepare Tor college enTrance, The language deparTrnenT oTTers Two years each oT LaTin, Spanish, and Erench. PronunciaTion, vocabularies, coniugaTions, and TranslaTion are baTTling, buT singing in a Toreign language, sTudying The habiTs and cusTorns oT peoples oT oTher lands, and making colorTul scrap' books add varieTy To regular class worlc. HOLDING DEBATES and discussions, sTudying currenT evenTs, and reading hisTorical novels add varieTy To hisTory courses. EarniliariTy wiTh currenT evenTs comes Through social science, a lcnowledge oT The naTion and The world Through American and world hisTory. f I f ' I 11 .i . I 1 Aki TAALJDE CRAWEORTW ESTHER CONWAY L.iTin, English Languages, English ANN MARASCO QENEVIEVT Hlllvll' Spfinisli LaTin World geography oTTers a valuable sTudy in Terrain. STudying The pasT and presenf and considering in- TernaTional relaTions, sTudenTs learn leadership and JOHN THOME EUGENE TTANSEN ISABEL BENSON Tmdemlandlnq' Social Sciences Social Sciences, Coah Amerir an Hismry FRANCES T-TOPTON .l. B. YNOOTTEN BERNICE BRANSCN Social Science Sorial Science Sorial Science All The world s a shame- lm Tfidayls sTudenl TTT hisTory. -' : D ll, ..,, ' - ik , 'We 'E A , I 'ug L' I 2

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2314 9101 s r nvrls lrr fwpressirin in English courses. STUDIES IN GRAMMAR, composilion, English and American lirer- affure make up Jrhe general English courses. Allhough lour credils are a reguisile lor graduarion, a Third or lourlh year subslilulion may be made in eilher iournalism or speech. Freshmen and sopho- mores are given a general knowledge ol grammar and lileralure, while juniors and seniors delve inlo American and English lileralure, original lheme vvriling, and grammar reviews. Seniors are responsi- ble lor rho Tiger Tales, a magazine of lilerary arl. COURSES IN SPEECH oller a greal opporlunily To all sludenls who desire lo advance Iurlher inlo rhe fields of drama, public speaking, and radio broadcasling. lr is a splendid course lor lhose who wish ro develop poise, selleassurance, a pleasanl voice, and FMMA QRQQM prgyy. W,g,iy lhe aloilily ro meer formal and informal siruarions wilh ease and l '1l'Lfll li 1li'll g sincerily. For anyone especially inleresled in developing slcill in IIINSLHJ MIIWWSI oral expression, speech is a musl. VIRQIINIIA FIILGHIIM PPINIESIINL fr4l,li'Y rnulish Fw iliah Cr rli 'ni develops Lir'r se. IRENE GRAY IDQRQTMY LITTLER English, Speech IINIQI' I I

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3- 3 li DELMER BORN EDWARD WI-IALLEY Physics Chernisvy QWENDOLYN MALLOPY PAUL PHILLIPS Biolfqy Geology, Biology -. ,., I Y -, , The nrfifc- and IIT? ary swyc- Lion 'afuiry ans sludenfs. ExperimenTs add MST and someTimes The unexperTed To Science classes. MOLECULES, aToms, amoebae, speciTic graviTy, and paleonTology may be plain Greelc To some: buT chemisTry, biology, physics, and geology sTudenTs undersTand or preTend To undersTand such lingo. Sciences are needed Tor college enTrance and are The basis Tor sci' enTiTic proTessions. ANSWERING TELEPHONES, Typing, mimeographing, checlcing aT- Tendance, and running errands are duTies oT The girls working in The school oTTices To gain pracTical experience in The business world. Away Trom The buzz oT The busy classroom, The library is a welcome haven in which To do exTra sTudy and reTerence worlc. HARRIEI KFIGLEY MARY BENSON School Ser,i'e-Tary Library HAZEL ELA INA DYER Library Library iv Pagc I 5