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

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.iz 3 QCIIICTA Dimelra Nourse Dean Riddle Lillian Rinderle Carolyn Ringle William Robinson Keilh Romlcee Richard Salford Sally Sedalniclc Janice Smilh Vern Smilh Guy Slephens Lawrence Suljron Robe-rl Sullon Qliver Tebedo William Theoloold Bolo Trimmer Elinor Walker Roberf Wilson Richard While Barbara Yeller Dean Elsberry C,-1illlL Z't5i-.SAV QUIIIOTA Jean OHS Gilberl Archulela Byron lVlcKelvie La l-loma Besl Richard McKelvey Seniors eagerly loolc lor lheir names on qradualion Vivign Lee Dean Renlro lisis. - - D l V l J h 'Coach Whalley ' gives a lradirional leclure al lhe Eddie .raped dame O mon Senior-Junior Thealer Parly. lJ5ll'Y Slml45rd Pngr' 24 .....-4.1qh- ,, -an

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BVLLOIA Jim Acor Louis Aquilla Joanne Bagby Eunice Baldwin Anna Bauman Cullen Brown June Elia Brunner Pierce Burlord Veralyn Burlce Eugene Cary Blylhe Clymer Roberl' Colony Eddie Cooper Drexel Cosfen Don DaLee Bryan Dershem Mary Dial Pal' Eagan Jim Gale Mariorie Gay Felix Gomez Ernesl Harper John Harper Jerry Harris Bob Hill Jaclc Hires Janis Hogseff Nila Holloway Jim Holman Keiih Johnson Beverly Joiner Marvin Kapushion Wanda Keeling Dean King Dorla Dean Kneipp Jack Laila Jim Lannon Doyce Leach Virginia Ligrani Theodore Nickerson Wx .. VX Clk- G I A . -Q 6 .. -I A 4 XX X M XBQNX N gy. ,K gsm xx X f X X hm.. Pager 23

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A Tense momenT ir Seven Keys To BaldpaTe, hilarious iunior class play. Rondering over The years amiviries, Eddie Mayeda, piesidenlq Dolores Bare, vice presidenf' Ann Erirlfson, sefreTary3 John Thame and Ann Marasco, sponsors, plan even Q4i'ea'er Things Tor The iunior rlass. I . muon l-laving aT lasT acquired The sTanding oT upperclassmen, iuniors had more respon,ibiliTies and acTiviTies. ThroughouT The year, The Three-yearfold Treshmen parTicipaTed wholehearTedly in all The high school campaigns elecTions, and supporT oT The Tiger Team. Some oT The more exciTing evenTs oT The year proved To be choosing Their class rings, parTicipaTing in The sTudenT body elecTions, presenTing The class play which has become an annual aTTair, and being guesTs aT The iunior-senior parTy. The greaTesT Thrill oT all was The going away presenT To The seniors, The prom. Planning, working and decoraTing made a splendid success oT The social evenT. NexT year The iuniors will assume The imporTanT role oT sTepping inTo The TooTsTeps oT This yearis grads. FlRST ROW: Arcieri, Brooks, Bowling, Cheedle, Beclc, Bader, C. Barber, D. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Clam, Aulf, Balmer, Baughman, Anderson, Arney, CarTer F. Barber. THIRD ROW: Browning, Briggs, CollisTer, Amelang, T. Campbell, Burns. O. Campbell, Brownson, AranT, Cardona. FOURTH ROW: Cline, Cain Blevins, Barker, S. Abramo, O. fxbramo, Bare, BenneTT, Bader, Berry, l'u,Qr' 2 5