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

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Fellow Bookworms ' There ' s no place like home , quoted it, wiggling into a comfortable nook in the library. That ' s right, agreed Nitsi. Offering 3715 volumes, the library surely is a good place for students to do reference work, to study, or to catch up on the best books. Everything is kept running smoothly under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Hensler. Mrs. Mary Benson and Miss Ina Dyer are al- ways ready to assist and to give information to those who need it, offered Wit. But besides working in the library, they both have two study halls and Miss Dyer helps sponsor IRC Those interesting book reviews of some of the 247 new books given every Saturday over KEXO were sponsored by the school library, volunteered Nitsi. I was especially attracted to the book jackets displayed every week on the library bulletin board. ' Extra help is furnished in the library by girls who give up their study h.ill time to aid in keeping it functioning efficiently, Wit added. I.ilirdiians, Mrs. Mm ii Hi hmhi. Miss Helen Hensler. anil Miss hui Ih er. diseiiss neif hooks thai hare been added to the library. Takiny adrantage of the referenee Itooks the librari offers. Ken and Xaney wel- come the aid of library assistant Claireen. M ' ho said study hall iras for study. ' Page 22

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Bob eihibitx a picture portraying ancient Roman life to fellow Latin stndent.i. Latin Linguists Break the Pinata! urge enthusiastic Spanish studetits. Cosmopolitans While inquiring about Spanish and French, I found that under the expert instruction of Miss Esther Conway, who also sponsors French Club, students learn the history and traditions as well as the fundamentals of these languages, declared Nitsi. Miss Con- way ' s French class added variety to its program by entering a float in the homecoming parade. Also, Mrs. Ann Cornelison deftly guided her first and second year Spanish classes toward a better understanding of the lan- guage, while Miss Winifred Bull experimented in teaching her first year of Spanish I, in addition to her regular Latin classes, Wit quickly added. You know, Nitsi, Latin didn ' t come alive to me until I sat in on Miss Ann Cornelison ' s and Miss Winifred Bull ' s Latin classes, admitted Wit. While first year students were busy learning Latin grammar, second year classes translated stories, studied Rome and Gaul in the days of Caesar, and read of the gods and goddesses in Greek myths. In addition to teaching Latin, Miss Bull has a group in first year Spanish and sponsors Camera Club. One day I found myself in Mrs. Ann Cornelison ' s class, interrrupted Nitsi, where students were learning by using vocabulary cards and enjoying slides of ancient Rome. Mrs. Cor- nelison also takes time to co-sponsor Y-Teens and teach Spanish. Foreign language teachers. Miss Winifred Bull, Mrs. .-inn Cornelison. and Miss Esther Conway, chuckle over the antics of a Spanish funnypaper character. Page 21

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