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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Senior Leaders Senior cla.i.i offiici.s. Murii Ann ' I ' ijilon. Tom Rcardon. and Susie White chuckle over the reroUrctiiin of The lAllli- Doii l.nntihfil. Fourth Year GJHSers ' hcn 215 seniors solemnly receive their diplomas on May 29, they will be closing their book of high school days, X ' it mused. Let ' s take a last look at their senior memories, Nitsi. They started their senior year with the Junior-Senior party. Silvery angels watched over the setting of ' My Blue Heaven. ' Other pre-graduation events included choosing class colors and flower, trading graduation pictures, presenting the play ' The Little Dog Laughed, ' being measured for caps and gowns, jour- neying to Glenwood for senior Sneak Day, and presenting the tr.i ditional Slouch Day assembly. Arthur Harms onil Miss Viryiniii I ' uljihu m. senior take tivie out from thiir rluties to hare a g iimi ' ir-sriiior jh Let me tell you about the senior class officers, Wit insisted. Tom Rear- don, class president, has been very ac- tive on Tiger squads this year, partici- pating in fcx)tball, wrestling, and track. Susie W hite, vice prexy, kept busy as an alternate banner girl and a member of Pep Club. Secretary of the class, Mary Ann Tipton, in addi- tion to being a banner girl, took part in the DE plan and worked each aft- ernoon at Sweetbriar ' s. Miss Virginia Fulghum and Arthur Harms, as spon- sors, saw the class of ' 52 through four active years. Page 24