Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)
- Class of 1953
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Iiolfi. Nllllfllllff iirlv nf of sf'1iuol.s' AcImi1zistmti1Je Staff Iiuliind the sucnc OI'g.lI1llCI'S in llistfitl 31, thu School Boirtl pl.iycd .1 major rolu this year in furtlicring thc drcnms for .i nuw high school. ,-Xs thc rcsiilt of the .ipprouil of .i 53,0-+X,UlJU bond issuc. the hoard .tml .ulministrition .idtlcd to llltll' routinc duties the t.islx of xsorlxiiig out pl.ms, .md making dccisions .... llisplaying his .idministrativu .1hility.Supt. l. K. Bolt! lsccps the .1ff.1irs of thc Xlcs.1C,oL1nty Yillui Schools functioning smoothly. Klip Holtz is .issistcd by lily' CQ. Humc. whose qhiuf duties .irc concerned with building .md m.1intcn.muc ,... lmlispcnmhlc Nliss xl.1I'g.1IACl Iii.-ngt-. sccrumry. NfI'lCl1I'0I'lllCN ilw IYLHN- crous ph.isus of office activity. 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Mrs. Maria Cameron holds an extra special place in the hearts of Grand junction coeds. The capable, understanding sympathy with which she dispatches her duties as dean of girls endears her to all as she seeks to help the girls develop sound mental and emotional well being and to realize their potentialities. -I1-1111 S1-71f'II1'nI1e1'g Ilerbert L, liensorz Hl11'I'il'fK1'igIl'y Isabel 111-rison ,.....--..f Mrs. -leanne Schellenberg holds the post of school nurse . . . Acting as secretary to Prin. R. C. james, Mrs. Harriet Keigley also supervises the office girls .... Herbert Benson has charge of departments in trade and industrial education in District 51 .... Teaching the facts of our American heritage to juniors, Miss Isabel Benson also instructs .1 class in government .... Miss Mary Benson divides her time between second year homemaking and library work .... Vocal music is under the auspices of Darrell Blackburn, who directs girls and mixed choruses. . . . . XVilliam Barron joined the staff last year as American and Vforld History teacher .... Miss Lois Baughman instructed classes in mathematics. m Williuni lirirrozz Jlfiry Hen .son Lois Hough 7111171 llr11'1'1'II Iilrzekbllrli Swann' li! :ll .53 l A 'Y f H'H'1' ' df WH Dezmer Born Ethel Bothell V '7' 1 'Y 1'1 Fsthm Conway Imnon Dzzflt Teaching S ta ff Ilelmer Born taught the fundamentals of biology and physics with the aid of demonstrations. experiments. and field trips . . . Students learned from Mrs. Ethel Bothell the correct manner of speaking and the whys and where- fores of English I . . . That young men and women might better understand the problems of yesterday and today was the purpose of Mrs. Bernice Branson's social science and world history classes . . . Miss XY'inifred Bull gaye her students a real knowledge of Roman history and myths plus a thorough background for English through Latin I and II .... Miss Esther Conway ably taught Spanish and English and helped students master difficult Iirench .... Miss Elaine Carlson, new to Ci-IHS. started many lfuture llomemakers of America on their way in her home economics classes .... Carl Cox assisted with football and wrestling and found prospective athletes among the physical education classes. . . . . Taking Basil Knights place as algebra teacher was Mrs. Maude Dooling .... Vernon Duck worked with future architects and engineers as he instructed mechan- ical drawing and shop .... Mrs. Ann Clornelison gave students an insight into Spanish and I.atin. s chi X V ,4- ijf 11: H11 NNI H fflffflfm ff'lfr' Inu lhfff f' K-lfflfllffl l 1IIg11f Il fn filflflyfs lil: 11111 Hrlfflfl ll,U.W,,H HHH, ,JH VI. .12'f71Il1' Hflfms' 71 l 0 g Sf Xlmss Ina llxcr. lIlW!'.lI'l.1Il. .lssnstud studcnts with rutcrcncc Y 'Vx xxnrls .und lmclpcd tlwnm fund tlmuir Y-.lYOl'llL' lmoks .... , V - - ..sf,?7F Nllss XlI'gll1l.l l'LllghLH1'I lauglmr frcshrncn thc gurrcct 'vi-wig .I .f , ,UQ usggc of vQI'.1I'I1IN,l!' .Ind .ln L1I1LiL'I'SI.ll1dillQ of lznglish P f ' , ' ' ' . 4 .,: lulcxxlturc .... 4Im'i.1l Xhss l 1n1n.1 Cmmnm not unlx lx 5 fyjl' 1 . X . . taught four lfnglnslm classes but In-Id thu pusitmn of 3 '41 ix IN V - - ' 4 1 SKK lwooklscupcr' . . . . Tllrcrugh mpc rccordlngs. movxcs, 70 4 and .1ctu.1l pl.xtfm'xn cxpcricncc students lC.1l'I'lCLi how In ,vnu swqls curructlx' undcr thc suvurvisicm of Miss lrcnu 131. f s l'N Cn xx I upaxnng, SLI1lOI'SOf l1u1t.1, I C,IlIS fm' futurc pubs was Arthur Harms, vslwsc dls- lIll5llIINL LdLlC.llIlH1 COLIVNL' gnvc tlwm ilu- OPPUFILIHIIX to 3,0 IU ss, . . .- . . . . .... Also px'cp.11'lng studcnts for c.11'cc1's IhI'OLlgl1 buslncss umursus, Xlrs. c,.lI'OlfI1 Hale IJLIQIN typing, slmnrxlm . . Q 'Hu . xc 'cu your - .....' ss un 1' usmfson intrmuccg stun unts to .1 xqcum .mm cxrcmu cn' 'now Lx gen l m.1t1' . V p .mc gcmnctry . . . . ,cnc . ' ' . ' . '1' ' 1' ug su ww ..,. c nnx' gn' s pre 7.11 .sry ' X. tfxsn . 11 ' ' ' co ws. . 1. rn 1 10111011 .1 ' g ' gs - ' l . Vs x .1 V Cg cm unni 4' .... hrm - -- ' - ' - s n sum LllL1I's'. 1 1 1 . I 4,-Q' 1,1 -an I - rs s llflrlfm ,luv vhs' H0711 ff 11711111 stiff lflmfs Juli 71 vffm Efl Kt'sifif'k Q. i Q 4- fl N . zz. ' lx ,c IIr'Ir71I1I71Sll'I' lfilfh llryglinv Yeaclzing Staff lfnlivening the lihrarv and helping to create interest in hooks hv using intriguing displavs. Nlrs. Helen llensler supervised the school lihrars '... . lor all up-and-coming artists. architects, or designers, Miss Ruth Higgins of- fered essential training in her art classes .... Never tiring, Marion .Iacohs directed over two hundred musi- cians in band, orchestra, and ensembles, besides giving private instruction to individuals .... New to the CQIHS teaching svstem were Ifarl Hilton and james -Iohnston, who instructed .IUIO body and fender repair and machine shop, respectively, at vocational school. Bob johnson, who coached the Bengal cagers and iIayVee gridders, also coached freshmen social science classes. . . . . Explaining the principles of algebra and general mathematics to his classes was lid Keswick. coach of the Tiger track team .,.. Basil Knight. who formerly taught algebra. stepped into the position of home visitor. . . . . Newcomer lid Kinnev se1've.l double dutv as head hasehall and assistant football coach and algehra teacher. . . . . Don l.arsh watched over tvvo studv halls and taught junior high and second vear shop. 1'llv'r'1'l4'1lrl1'f'.s' lflflfl .vfjflr : -:'fg 4 I 11111 1111811 W-'21 X ' vp ' y 1' , k . , Q 1 4 Pvt N ' 'fic '- x by , J 111111111 1.11711 h'Z1:11711'fl1 1.11111-11 51 kaclzing Staff :Xlwais rcatly to lcml a hclping hantl to hci' aspiring lULlI'I1.lliSIs. Nliss l,illian l.ai'son tlircctctl thc puhlications tlcpartmcnt hcsitlcs tcaching thi-cu journalism classcs . . . . llavitl l1mhr antl l3an linhcrls taught stutlcnts tht- im portancc of wurltl history .intl social sciuncc through movies. tliscussinn. and other dcviccs .... Utiliying xarictl mcthotls. Klrs. Nlautlc Xlclaughlin .mtl Xlrs. Fliyahcth lynch gave their pupils a hcttcr insight into grammar and literature .... Nliss Nlaxinc Nelson. in her initial year at Cigll li taught typing anal clcmcntary' retailing .... Nliss Ciwcn Xlallory gaxu Ci-IllScrs an insight into the significant ficltl of biology with all its implications for living .... licginning sccontl scmcstcr, O. l.. Ricliartls tools ovci' for Basil Knight in the algchra Llcpartmcnt .... Both Nlr. and Xlrs. Parlay' Rogers taught lfnglish. Xlr. Rugcrs gaxc spccial rcatling instruc- tion .mtl training in the ctimmunication arts lahoi'atoi'y. . . . . lfasy going ,lohn Pcntlcrgrast tlircctctl his sopho- more lfnglish class through a ycar of accomplishment. fl ff'1 11 ill1lIl111'.l1 111111111.1I1l.111111717f11 lf1l1l1II X1 ls1111 -1111111 l'1111l11'1l1'1l.s1 II111111,11 l111'l111I11,11, U11 .l111111.s'. 11111111.11 1111111111111 l11111111.i' a 1 1'. 1 V11'1'1H1 l1111I1 Il1l11lf11711?s 1 i 11011111111 111111111 s l'1l1'l1 ji l.'11jl' fs J-L... 'L AJ luv ,Q . ,x . 'li New Wie 1 9 X'f x V, K., E... 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Dark haired Nancy' had the responsibility of arranging dates, writing letters, and keeping minutes up to date. She also served as senior attendant to the Homecoming queen and to the Tiger Annual queen. f I Illlx' l'r'f'p yirrs Ihr ffvzfllfwmll f'I11'i.s'1n1v1.s fwlfliligl High .slfppizzy1-Imrizs Imrx' uf Ihr U'hi!c'1'I1ri.stfuf1.v l1.v.s1'lllblj1. II? 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LaMcy Jim Leach Joan Lee Ann Noble Jane McElfresh Lois Manown Uk Duma Mechau l-5nlr'AUVQdV1 Naurec,-n Nicholson Nancy Porfer Gene Nelson Shirley Nickerson Morris lilggc 2 N David Marlin Ramona Corder Leech Charlofie Lewis Genevieve Li Grani Palsy McDonough Bob Michels Charles Miller Wendell Moore ,M ' ,jk I ,mi ., 1 Mille Muclqeff Anna Lee Panfuso Floy Muender Louis Myers Bruce Nelms Tom Paplre Oliver Palferick Lois Palmer ,1 75, 3... ii .inn I'f1r'l' , . Nl'l'l'1'flI1A.U if th Jfflnnir' I i.w'Iir1' l'lv'r'-1'1'l'SiIll'Ilf f 'i.-I ' Wflynr' Vin-rrllw IU Ilass of '54 Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch and Ed Keswick, junior class sponsors, worked closely with Wayne Cheedle, jean Fischer, and Anne Pace to chalk up another bang-up year for the class of '54. Blonde. good natured W'ayne worked hard as class prexy besides playing football, managing the varsity wrestlers. I'I.1w'1'11f from Junior f'Ir1.w.w1flf1.11. 'All'1Il'll I Was .YfPl1'f1'l'llu '1'.sirIf'nf and carrying a full study schedule. Friendly Jeannie, vice president, was an active member of GAA and Pep Club and served as an alternate banner girl. As secretary, attractive. brown eyed Anne was kept busy and was also .i member of Pep Club. Tri-S, Drama Club and served, like Aleannie. as an alternate banner girl. Jzlrzinr fum NIHYSIUII rluriny Ihr' num: hour I 2 QA 9. f 1 S' fl' Wig I 'Ig ' ., ' K. E D sk vp? 1, 'ii x A in 3 I Q f 4 Lf' ! f 'N '-Nia .A.,, ,v 'F Y , .., 1 ,V . F A.. L4 Nrth Ilu nt I're'.sivIr' I1 I lass of '55 Leading the class of '55 through a successful and fun- filled year were the sophomore officers Seth Hunt, Dick Thompson, and Esther Cunnington. In addition to his many duties as prexy, Seth rounded out his co-curricular activities with varsity football, basketball, and track. He hopes to make coaching a career. Good natured Esther was experienced as secretary of the class, this being her second year in the post. However, she moved to W'ash- ington early in the year and no one was elected to replace her. Dick Thompson was also re-elected vice president Ili:-lf, Sully. ,lfflI'lI l'. 111111 Ken WPI-ffl-Il woke fnirl r-fnzrzslrl Ilick Thonzpsrni Viz-1'-Prf'.sirIr'11I for the second year. He is a member of the G club and participates in football and wrestling. Completing their second year at GJHS, 330 sophomores got right into the swing of things by giving a traditional party for the freshmen. The get-together, intended to make the frosh feel a little less strange in high school, was successfully executed with Basin Streetl' as a theme on Oct. 17. Helping to make the Homecoming Parade .1 success, the class of '55 entered a float. -Inner. .Vfzry Lynn. fmfl Iffiflzlemz r-haf zrifh Jlrs. Kwnzeron Ulu, ffrff Vf'f 1 fluff ' .wf 11,1 1 r-A N Lv t . llw 5.1 IHX 'ffm rlfffff llf11flf,f,l.lM,,f1Vff Iyff ,f film fx y, if KI X fl? I' Irs! I x an . 'A xi ln:'. , 'ffil J? xll- ' - H v .' 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Points wer' given skating, and even walking t g according to evaluation of the activity. with the GAA State Guard pin the highest award given. Others were h..l. l. fH1fHlnf's'l1s'lrH fnjlrilnl.s'1lIi1'f!f1HlI1Xl!ij: Milfs' , .Q 'QQ -Q iv.. fl- , -. . Q - . Q 5 -. f la' ' 0'-!.' in Q FFP?- . S , N' :V Hlifltfrr u1i ' the Colorado State League pin and emblem and the letters given at the award assembly. lfriendship with other GAA girls over the Vfestern Slope was made when they came here for the Softball Playday this spring. an annual event rating high with the girls. At their assembly complete with cheerleaders GAA mem- bers played the women of the faculty in a volleyball game. In an effort to boost their treasury. members managed the concession booth at wrestling matches of the '53 season. JIYINHIV.-lflflllll,117111 Hvfigf. hal.,-1. 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Serving .is .1 timely re- minder preceding the Noxemher election w,1s their homecoming p.1r.1de float which hore the slog.1n l5on't Duck Your Duty--Vote! At the IRC bi-weekly meetings the members studied current world problems .md held discussion groups to broaden their international , l,l.',1' 11'11111'w,ll1l1'1f111,Jffliffulfiff.N'11f11l1'1llUU1t' LlIlLlCI'SI.lHLlIf1g. ff11'1:1f1ff1'11l7 'uf' filruff' lrxr J111r1111 1111.1 s' 11 1 11111111 01111 711,111.7 .l1'1 f11111111i11111:I. 1 111 f1171I1', 01' 1111221 1'11I 'U 1- ., 1 1 1 1 .Nf11lfl1111111-111s1,1 11111111 1, H iglz Steppers Chosen .is twirlcrs by thu studcnt body in thc spring. Danny Spencer. Gcncvicvc l.iCir.1ni, Shirlcc lfmcrson, .intl Sharon Zinn wcrc lxcpt luusy during tht ycnr high-stepping before thc band: performing .lt footlull games. lmslictlmlll cvcnts. conccrts. .isscinlwlicsg .intl p.1rticip.1ting in rho Annual cnscnmblc contcst .intl lmntl tnurn.nncnt. 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On top of these workouts, they sold chances on an autographed homecoming football to get out of debt. Cheering at Nlontrose for the wrestling squad and at Rifle for the basketball team the Pep CQlub enjoyed two trips. They also had fun planning Sadie llawlxins Day and their assembly. Much of the nioving spirit behind this year's cheering section was the untiring effort of the cheerleaders who sparked the yells adding color with their snappy hand claps and cheering routines. 1 s l'1p1'Jii'1 i1i1,iiMislififi11f'1 for fIi1 M11 5!111ii1 wg ,sr 1 . 1 . - - , 1 . Q. ' , 'f L .'. - 1 ' vf- Vniw.-' ex Q 7 I I J p . A V fx I I L! , f , 5 4 4 Tj G Q ,V34vvfix5'.?j i.-'.:w Q ' Q, , 1,1 Q f 1 , . - , . . 9 z.. x4 , . , fl! 'L P ' X - '-.fv l' :' v I 'I , 41 l , ' g :gli E- I , I v -1 do I... '-1 x , , 9' . lag ,F Wg v fs 'fs , . -9 9 !7. ' SQ! x ' ' ' . 1 Q A .fg- '5 ,. A 4 0, 1 'Q .. fl 4. :gi gl ' V V 7. Q ' x 47? 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XlC'earing their flashy orange and black uniforms, the band and Pep Club performed impressively at half-time ceremonies at the game at which time also, the queen was crowned by Co-captains Hugh Cook and glared Morris. ln one of their best games of the season, the Tiger football team defeated the Colorado Springs eleven. 26-12, to end the first day of festivities. Climaxing Homecoming, 1952 was the dance held the following night in a Colorful Colorado setting in the high school gym. Frrrvh 1111111 f'If1.w.s' flunf .1-sm. f .iss NFSVM A- ' Arg fllluj FI f 'Y' N.. I mclrl 1101111 lfffllflflllfk fm! ll I 1 H If 'OO' 4-4. 'Y '1' 1 'Z'-'J Ugg, ,,,,47,.4a.fv,..4-4-445 444:40-IJ -A440 f d4 .,f,e--4-1--J vd446d46,44,..n44-36-lv J I lung! ..,4i6....Z.,,, ' A-ZZ? 7 W Z-.6 af.I...-4-,Z if 44.014 ?-Z--4.1 Z! SU. Vkmk 17? Q Gm? JL Pg 81 f a . U fs? - f ' .fs-1--' J , X X ',!i1f' 'i5c '? X '9'TQrI ' J 'ff' ' ff, , H f 5 ' w .5 I, , uv , 'WS .. i- ai 'N Q57 3 ' I 1 ' ? 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Coaches XY'halley and Cox utilized the split-T formation to good advantage as they saw their team wind up the campaign with a record of three wins, three ties. and two losses. This record is one to be very proud of coming from a squad that lacked experience at the first of the season. During their first year as managers of the varsity, Dave Gallegos and Gary Shultz proved themselves most valu- able to the coaches and players. -rq1,tr1i1l.v. fI1.w'1ls-.s- u1'unvi1'l fmfl 1Ir'f'41i.s'i1'1'f1fliu11.s' +'9'H f ' .QTVQN T .-'.-31'?'uk'A?- Q y i. lf Q I ixtqngyx .M 5,181 . JH., .,.,..,--... a.....z,z.s-ill - 5 5 , 4 H11 With workouts commencing August 25, the Tigers started preparing for a tough season. with only two returning lettermen, Jared Morris and Hugh Cook. Two weeks later the season opened for the Bengals against Price, Utah. The year was. for the most part, not hampered by costly injuries. In the Price contest. Kenny Stringer received a slight neck injury which later kept him out of action for the entire year. Bob Vfhiteside, reserve fullback and end, was taken out of play with a sprained ankle in the Colorado Springs game and was out for some time. Dale Foster was bothered for some weeks by Z1 badly bruised hand. Con- sidering the number of games. however, the Bengals came out well in the injury departmnt compared to their opponents. rn Skull: rinfi llflrv' fir1lIr'y1n.s 1lVl'11IlI'I' fhf first fiifl ki! fm' flu' 1f'r'v'1t'f Ilflfs H17 41 35123 67l9W DUNN HBR DEED! Q - --p.. ,fs sf, fi , A li ,i 1 Ls! bf . I if A. 5 I C , ' SE 3 fx i- N g X D Annu: BU! and fkm KN! First Row: Ralph Unrein, Brice Nelms, Dave Butler, Harry Bergman, Dick Thompson, Second Row: Art Cook, Gareld Brown. Oliver Patlerick. Lloyd Manown, and Jim Bonella. a Southern Conference Play Seeing plenty of action during the year although they were underclassmen were Roger Carson, Dick Thompson, Ralph Unrein, Bob Coulson, Larry Klumb, and Bob Games. Thompson, Unrein, and Klumb served in the backfield, while Larry booted all the extra points. Ralph and Dick saw action as defensive halfbacks, and both gained valuable experience while turning in commendable jobs. Carson, Coulson, and Games also received experi- ence which they can use to good advantage in the rest of their playing years. The remaining squad members served as the much-needed reserve strength for the team. Pork Manown, Bruce Nelms, joe O'Dell, Walter Gordon, and Bob Whiteside, although seeing limited service did their part in substitut- ing for the players who were injured or who just needed a breather. Bob Whiteside was kept out of play by an acute ankle injury for a big part of the season. For their first year in a league where there is good stiff competition, the Bengals finished their conference play with a coveted second place position. This is a fine record for a club that started the season with a green team, having only two returning lettermen. In warmup games before they entered Southern Confer- ence competition, the Tigers faced Price, Montrose, and Rifle in non-conference tilts. As visitors, the team en- countered the Carbon Dinosaurs, Sept. 12. Carbon came through with a lone touchdown in the second half to defeat the Tigers 6 to 0. Returning home to contest their first home game of the season, the Bengals overpowreed their longtime rivals, the Montrose Indians, to the tune of 14 to 0. The following week the squad ran into an- other tough opponent but came out with a 6 to 6 tie with the strong Rifle Bears. October IO saw the Tigers traveling to Laramie for their first league contest. On the road again, Oct. 18, the Tigers journeyed to Canon City and defeated the prison city team 25 to 0 for their first league win. With five games under their belts, the Bengals took on Colorado Springs for the annual Homecoming fracas. The Springs squad fell to defeat 26 to 12, giving the Tigers their first victory over the Terrors in four years. Seven days later the Bengals trekked to Peublo to contest the Central Wildcats. The game, played under windy conditions, resulted in a 7 to 7 draw. With a two-won, two-tied record in conference games, the Tigers faced the Pueblo Centennial Bulldogs for the league crown. Losing in the closing minutes of play, the Bengals dropped a well-played tussle 20 to 13, to end their season. Page 85 '3 I-'irxt Roux' Carrol. Ilnnniny. Booth. Ulafhis. l,iGrani, Grosso, Fick1in,Perry. Kay. Palmer. O'Brien. Nevonll Roux' White, Ogle. Gregg. Ross. Johnson. Mulnif, Billings. Rogers. Lunsford. Bonella. Colusimo, Jezvett. Whitarre. Robuck, Raine. Third Row: Coach Johnson. l'arpenter, .'llasr'he. Daris. Wilson, Aguilera, Hertze, .111-Clurg, Reinhardt. Corder, Ferris Granerf-. t'ooper. Hill. and Uoavh Kinney. F uture Mainstays Ending their gridiron season, the members of the B squad and the Junior Varsity, with a few games under their belts serving as experience, readied themselves for some positions on the varsity in the oncoming years. Coach Bob johnson's Junior Varsity concluded their season's play with a record of one win and four losses. In their first encounter, the JayVees faced a strong Fruita Wildcat eleven. Fruita's superiority in personnel gave them a 19 to 0 decision over the junctionites. The Jay- Vees Wcnt on to lose to three more tough crews including Central, Z0 to 6, Olathe, 35 to Og and Meeker, 49 to 19. The Junior Varsity came back in the last contest to blank the Cedaredge Cubs, 14 to 0. Highlighting the season I'naf-liens Bob Johnson and E11 Kinney fIi.sr'uss f'll'll'JVl1Illl1fS!1Ill1IlS was the running of jim Bonella and jim Robuck, the passing of Seth Hunt, and the line play of Norlin Cooper, Ken Crosby, Pete Clathis, and Lloyd Manown. The BU squad fared much better against their opponents than did the jayVees as they tallied an overall record of four victories and no defeats. Coach Ed Kinney's boys started the year by trouncing Hotchkiss, 37 to O. In this game Ken Crosby received an ankle injury and was unable to play the rest of the season. The Baby Bengals continued winning by dropping Montrose, 13 to Og Delta, 34 to 05 and Paonia, 12 to 6. Standouts for the team were Albert 0 '1 ra fl! Ch 9 'Tl fi. Q. 3' UQ E. PT -1 in E' F7 I C D CD v-n O v-1 II F' 1 U1 na 1 .Tl 0 E. 5. na 'D Q- Donald O'Brien. 14 I ' 'f 1 H I ,X 1 W., ,Q f'- ,Z3 i . 1' . 1 - y ipj ' f AA Basketball Closing out a 19 game schedule. the Tiger basketball team had a 111-won. 9-lost over-all record amassing H46 points to their opponents 547 and placed fourth in the South Lentral league. With only two weelts of practice. the Tigers fell to their first defeat at the hands of the lruita XY'ildcats. 37 to 31. The weekend of Dec. 12 and 13. the Tigers edged the Paonia Eagles, 47 to 42. and eked out their second win over the Glenwood Springs Demons. 35 to 32. ln their next game the Bengals os er- powered .1 Corte! five. 51 to 46, Dec. 19. lingaging the Delta Panthers at Delta. plan. 3. the hoopsters lost their first league decision, 45 to 35. jan. 9 and 10, the Tigers drubbed the highly touted Durango Demons, 78 to 64. .ind then traveled to Rifle where they suffered a jolting 48 to SX defeat. Returning to league action Klan. 16 and 17, the Lats faced Pueblo Central and lost a heartbrealser in the first game. 66 to 65. Pueblo thumped the Bengals 58 to 38 in the second affair. The round-ballers bested the Delta Panthers in a return match, 49 to 43, and then traveled to Pueblo where they split with the CQentenni.il Bulldogs, 44 to 26, and 58 to 38. Home again lfeb. 1, the Bengals felt another loss as they fell before the Price Dinosaurs, 47 to 44. Bussing to Colorado Springs Feb. 13 and 14, the Tigers lost one 49 to 41, and won one, by a score of 53 to 44. Playing at home, the Bengals trumped the Nlontrose 1ndi.ins 66 to 51. lnvading Grand -lunction, lieb. 27 and 28. the Canon City Tigers faced the Orange and Black in two crucial league contests. The Canon squad tools the first game. 27 to 34, only to have the Tigers bounce back and win the second affair. 59 to 55 to end the season. .lllf'1'Il jjulns' ill 1-UI' his .s'l1l'r'lfll lflj!-H11 .N'11.s'11rn.w' runs high ris' 11111-111 rv lI'IlIf for !hf'r'r'1w1n1rl fiflf'11fI111I11.s'f1rrlminifloiffofal'f1nl1ir'r'xhrlnfls -N. . s., M QM r I . w-1 O 5 X i 1 ,. 'RPN 4 Us I1 lx .1 Q 5' -. 3 l .1111 1 11 .ll1,-f'1'1x l'1n'11-1lr1l 1111-lim 1X'Il'IIIl nfs llllfl -lfilillmm 1111111 flfffllll-Sf lilly .s'1i11Hi1-141 f'11llV1'l'l'H1'1' 1 s s P ' 1 -, .1 s 1 ss ,S 1 X. l I ' i , o I L . , Iirrl l.sr111'I lion Ilolrfli 111111111 I-'o1'111n1l Bengal H oopsters Composing the 1952-53 varsity this year were five seniors, four juniors, and three sophomores. This Tiger squad followed in the pattern of the comparatively short teams Cirand .Iunction Iiigli has had in the past few years. However, the squad had plenty ol' team spirit and team co-operation which made it successful season. Loaeh Bob Johnson usually put these boys on the court to start the ball games. At forward were klerry Arant and .lared Nlorrisg at the post positions, iiareld Brown and lion Routhg and at guard, Chuck Lottier. liert Isi-cal also saw considerable action at his guard slot. Brown. Routh, and Arant provided the much-needed rebounding for the team. Six- foot-two Gareld was also second high in the scoring department, while Ron and xlerry always played the game to the hilt with plenty of hustle. glared and Chuck, although they did not bag many of the rebounds, helped their team in other phases of the sport. 1i111'1'I1l 1f1r111'11 l',lll lt' f'11Hi11' J1f'1'j1 .lllllll l'1'llll'l' Iill11rfl I-'1ff'11'11f'1I 1. 'Q' f-'Q rl IN 4 Q' ai R Q 1 ' 7 'zur - . s I 3 X, 1 l , 1 1 1 A A 'W O - Ui , ,.. . is ,. - v. ,, ' ' , i x uv 15. .A 3 . :R 4. l l l if I ,X j John lI:'r!tl.'r l,Io.1ffl .ilfzfmlru I'rllfr'1' l'l1II'H'Ill'II Chueker was a fine passer, possessed .1 fine set shot and was a good defensive man. Mo was the high scorer of the squad utilizing a variety of shots and also played good defensive ball. Bert Israel served as relief for Cottier in the first part of the season but started a few games in the latter part of the year at his out-front position. Bert turned in some fine performances for the Bengals and gained some useful experience. Two other members, although seeing limited serviee. were jim Deeker and Chuck Vfhite. Both of these boys also helped the first five out when they were in need. jimmy, a junior, gained valuable experienee and will be back next season. The other three representatives on the varsity were from the sophomore class. Seth Hunt, -Ion Hertzke, and Lloyd Manown showed definitely that they are varsity material by turning in some rather sparkling performanees. 1' 1 I 1 v 1 1 ' A .lim Qzliwff l fIl'll lI'f1 Nllllf'-ll mul .lrnolfl fllrrli' Vffllljllill Ilf priof' fn ll gmnn' -lim Ilr'r'ls'4'1' f'h11 ls' H hilw Nrlll lllfnl flzlflrfl l fn'zw11'fl 111111,-11 G an J' A 2 1 I I 'J i -1 f V fl 9 3 I I 1 if fs . AU 1 gh fel I'n'.s'l l.'uu',' liuh Illrrnix, ,lr'1'Ij1! Jlflrit. Tum Vulls. l','f1f'I l i1l lin. .lIfirf1v.s'u. John ll'1lr1f'1'r', f.lll'l'.lf Ii'11inr'. W l,ll!lfl-Yllflfll, I:4'l'fUll -,UIIIIVWIIL Hill'-If fIrrlf11'f'l'. ,lim flifffllilll' F re lzmen, Jay Vees Vfinning seven .intl losing five, for .i .533 pereent.13.ge, the junior V.1rsity terininatetl .1 well plgyetl se.1son. Pittetl 'l'l',lf NHl.s'f11'!'. I.'rI,l! 'l'I!'Y11'l. Ifrliii' Krlltf1m'11 . 'eunrl Iffllll' -I. ll. I , 51 to 29: P.ilis.1tle 39 to 375 Appleton. -ll to 251 .lllkl lfruit.i 52 to 55. The se.ison's reeorcl for the freshmen of high school lull re.itls four wins in their first year .intl five losses, Ll against the squads of other schools. the round-ballers percentage of .4-H. These boys pliyetl the church teams met competition .it their own level or better in their .intl the IJeN1ol.iy' sqimtl in scrimmage bouts and recrea- g.imes. A large number of these boys will see .iction on tion.1l games. Their record showetl wins n3.g.1inst the next j'C.I! 5 xxirsity. The kI.iyVees wins were from Iiruita, Nlethodist, 41 to 395 C:UI1gI'Cj.f.lllUH.ll, 37 to 353 Defwlolny, 44 to 285 P.ioni.i, 55 to 30 and 39 to 38g Delta, 35 to 32 39 to 551 .intl l'ruit.i, 30 to 275 while losses tallied were .ind 21 to 193 St. joseph, 37 to 25 .ind Montrose -+8 to 37. with the Methodists ZS to 35 .intl 29 to 33g Presbyterians, Their losses included the Alumni, 50 to 40g Ceduedge 37 to 42: .tntl the ciUHgl'Cg.lIl0I1.ll. 25 to IS and 24 to 41. rs! 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By George SPECIAL FLOWERS for +ha+ SPECIAL OCCASION George will creafe your every wish FOR ALL OCCASIONS Fresh From Our Greenhouses 'A' I Bill s Body Shop 228 Rood Avenue Phone 3366-W CHEVROLET . . . . . CADILLAC . . OLDSMOBILE O Authorized Service 0 CENTRAL CHEVROLET PHONE 4I4I 235 MAIN STREET 304 NORTH AVENUE FAIRMOUNT GREENHOUSE RICHARDSON Office Supply Co. A Good Name Back of Every Transac+ion 523 Main Phone 985 Nancy and Ken order Iheir gradua+ion announcemenls from Richardson's Loretta and Richie agree that this pair looks best on Shirley. rnou: slots sue: an Q 514 MAIN PHONE 3e1-w For That Important Extra Look Send Rm YOUR DIRTY CLOTHES TO BE LAUNDERED OR DRY CLEANED For TO A MODERN CLEANERS Phone l55 6Ol Main O Pickup and Delivery at the Smart Furniture For Smart People Custom built furniture ot distinction 225 WEST GRAND AVENUE RECOVERING . RESTYLING - REUPHOLSTERING Complete Selection of Fabrics . l:lfll.ER FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE l93l I4l4 North Avenue Phone 304 Page 111 NNI Howard vaews fhe wade assor+men+ of suufs a+ Brownson s Clflbv-to-dlatf-3 .gtgfflaa ton QQQ acgaa Florshiem McGregor Stetson Arrow Hart-Schaffneir-Marx 4 CLOTHING COMPANY 401 MAIN PHONE 702 To Treasure . . . Always f We carry gitts tor every occasion - tor every person - in remembrance ot those who care enough to give the tinest in - Watches Silverware Stone Rings Costume Jewelry 'A' PAUL LEITCH NSIIIII'IIIIlZW YQ Q! .tha of 'sig ,ff l2O North Sth Phone 457 N EW METH O D LAUNDRY ' DRY CLEANERS LINEN SUPPLY 32I Rood Phone 3I7 Mara Jo lcnows where to go to have her clothes expertly cleaned ,ft Rehn escorts his date in style with e ride in a 57 cab YELLOW CAB CO. PHONE 57 Glass For Every Purpose ' Beautitul Store Fronts ' Furniture and Desk Tops ' Mirrors ' Drive-In Auto Glass Service Q o o 0.0 0,0 0,4 FELMLEE GLASS SHOP 623 Main Phone I580 Supplement your Iivestock's feed with Purina chow from the . . . AGRICULTURAL SERVICE AND SUPPLY PHONE 0620-JI O FRUITVALE CORNER Page 113 Glenda makes use of Ci+izens Finance personal counseling SUM-ff' CITIZENS .See 'IAA . for your 0 LOANS 0 INSURANCE 0 REAL ESTATE Phone202 We Pay Top Cash Prices for... O RABBITS I EGGS I DUCKS Q CHICKENS 0:0 0:4 0:0 Garner Poultry We do cuslom dressing 805 Nor+h Firsf Phone I8b Our Specialty! PRESCRIPTIONS Filled by Slcilled Pharmacisis For Ihe bes+ in DRUGS and COSMETICS, shop a+ GAVIN'S PHARMACY When you need if, we've gol ii 72I Norlh Twelffh Phone 598 It Costs Less to Keep You.r Plumbing Equipment In Good Repair . . . I For Dependable PLUMBING, REMODELING and INSTALLATION see us for a free es+ima+e CONTRACTING- O PLUMBING FIXTURES 0 HOT WATER HEATERS 0 FURNACES FAIRMONT SHEET METAL CO. w. D. ramp JOHNSON PHONE zas 2I40 NORTH TWELFTH smear Page 114 For 'Phe bes+ equipmeni' fo decora+e fheir Homecoming float G.J.H.S. s+uden+s go fo +he Burlrey Lumber Co. EVERYTHING . .. From Chicken Wire To Telephone Poles BURKEY LUMBER CO. 659 South Avenue Phone 245 In and Out . . MALTS HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS FLYING SAUCERS CHILI COFFEE Drop in for the finest service in Western Colorado. For that after-the-show snack we have just what you want, whether it be a iuicy hamburger or a thick malt. Gene and Lee look Qvegirlhjesjknei .,av.,n+.,ges of the ek MIKE LEHRER CLYMER'S Studebaker Garage RADIQ DRIVE INN 32I CoIorado Avenue Phone 655 For the Latest in Footwear JLMLMER Mm and Nancy +fy to decide which leafy to buy. 1 WINTER FALL For the finest in stylish shoes- where the tops in big brond names are featured. See the courteous clerks at E3IR'J'TFIlDSSC5D'S Qgffoofwenn Phone 205 530 Main Street P.1c 116 Excellent Service c I mules .S M..+fies+ SEE THE CLARK- STEEN Horbert Lumber Co Music Company 204 Nor+h Avenue Phone 2 l28 Norlh Frf+h Phone l505 Frank lalces has surl' fo Caf Owner Lend An Ear To be ahead rn +he presenf horsepower race buy a new 205 H P 53 LINCOLN-or le+ our regnslerecl mechanics resfore 'lhe full horsepower oulpul of your presenl' mofor af +he home of Safe Buy Used Cars Grand Mesa Motor Co Lincoln -- Mercury 237 Sou'l'h Sevenlh Phone 23l7 NEED A LOAN? For Friendly, Courteous Loan Assistance, All Types of Insurance, I And Real Estate See I UsAt... Donna and Sue agree a coke is truly the pause that refreshes ' The Home Loan Talce a Case and Investment Company Home I I9 North Fitth Street Phone l75 420 South 6th Phone 596 Flowers . . . . xi for every occasion Come in and look around. We Q Teenagers get better I X 1 I I 5 E S deals with Lee Ellis. Q House of Flowers ' 1 .,. .,. .,. LEE ELLIS BEST wlsHEs TO cLAss or '53 USED CARS l350 North Avenue Phone l645 '38 Main Shed phone 294 The Finest Appliances Wash Without Work For Any Occasion can Be Found Use our latest Bendix Models at or leave your cleaning with us. We do expert drying service. YOUR ELECTRICAL HEADQUARTERS lk 4- 4 4 THE LIVELY LAUNDRY l34 North Fifth Phone l402 820 Main Phone 553 Page 118 The Place to Buy Your . . . PORTABLE TYPEWRITER ROYALS , , SMITH CORONAS UNDERWOODS REMINGTONS Compare Them Before You Buy INTERMOUNTAIN ,Printing 8. Stationery Co. EveryI'hing for School and Office Norma makes use of fha new Elecfrolux in doing her daily chores. THE CLEANER YOU NEVER HAVE TO EMPTY ELECTROLUX CORP. . Rooms I and 2, Reed Bldg. 524 Main S+ree+ Phone I I8 lover J. C. Penneykl THE ff- a. RICH EST MAN UI 'T' if CANNOT BUY WHAT To gg THE POOREST GETS FREE f' f --lil f 'li 'E-E53 ii -Q ' A -1+'19 w - 151' vi-3 ir A .. E: guild! Power 26 Years Performance K F Of Superior Prestige Service P 9 'X Barbara and Arr s'rar+ ou+ a perfecf evening Wilfh a dinner dafe a+San1'y's Take Your Date to Santy's ' E I J Accredited by Rand McNally EXCELLENT FOOD I V ECAFE and LOLJNGE 335 MAIN PHONE 181 TART SAVIN TQDAY To insure your future success START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT am First National Bank H.,me-av,.ed Bank annd acco P Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Wanna Hear . . .? to the ' ' I Graduates of the ' The best ot entertaining programs? ' A tull coverage ot sports? I Class of ' The latest in popular ian, and classical music? ' A complete analysis ot up-to-the-minute news? then tune in LIVRAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY l I ' Dealers in WHOLESALE ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES K E X 0 202 North Seventh Phone 3542 I230 on your I'Gdl0 dial Page 121 FIorm n's High Line and Indian Brand Paint Wallpaper Glass Safety Glass Figurines Textile Paints Artist Supplies Gifts Shirley and Veria admire the figurines at FIorman's THE FLORMAN MANUFACTURING CO. 327 MAIN Phone soo - eor . . . . COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Mining rs our Business M Chine Machinehm I I I Make Yours! ' Cold Waves Permanents We experts I.. Marjorie Lee's Beauty Shop I Diamond Drilling MARi,'2:,E3-e,:PLLET . wagon Drilling I30 South Fifth Phone 280 0 Mine Management CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS O Mine Engineering I I I Mesa Memorial Hospital AND MINERALS ENGINEERING co. Mesa C 1a' Gfoup Northwest Corner Tenth and Grand 80I Fourth Avenue Phone 430 Phone 23I I Page 122 Serving You . . . We are proud to serve you with the finest quality merchan- dise and the latest fashions in date wear, sport togs, and your campus apparel. Pallunowsfhsrfhe es P CCB 0 ge ef SC OU SU P IBS IS C the Food Shoppe ! LUNCH SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES 4 MEATS eRocERlEs Where QuaIity Is Higher Than Price 602 Main Pl-,one 4l7 90I Ouray Phone 582 To Make Better Pastry Serving Your Needs . . . For pastries made easily and quickly, Prescriptions use PiIce's Peak all purpose tlour. I fl C osmetrcs U , 1, Household Mesa Flour Mills Co. Needs 7I5 South Seventh Phone 2I7 . Fountain ,I Service North Avenue Washateria AND Your Q +iil r . w I A N 0 Shlrt Laundry G green gem if 'I' K 5? Help-ur-seIt Laundry ' N. Wet Wash and Rough Dry Service ii, Curtain Service 400 Main Street Phone 288 2 I6 North Avenue Phone 7I3-W Where Low Drug Prices Are Made - Not Met Page 123 WHOLESALE RETAIL .IACOBY AUTO ELECTRIC W5 OFFICIAL we oELCo-REMY and ELECTRIC AUTO-LITE SALES and SERVICE Specialized Scientific Motor Tune-Up Carburetors Distributors Generators Regulators The iurmture from Empvre loolrs ll'1VIfII'1QlO ROSBIIE and Marilyn. Sfqffefs Furniture With Character Aul0'I-Ile Batteries ir Leece-Neville Alternators LEO E. JACOBY, Proprietor Phone l872 7l0 Rood 303 Main Phone 2073 BEAUTY SPECIALISTS . . . Selecting perfume from Copeland: for that extra special clate are Kit and Sue. IN COSMETICS ET tt' A AND TOILETRIES Fountain Service Medical Goods Magazines COME IN AND LOOK AROUND COPELANDS Cut Rate Drug 500 MAIN STREET PHONE 39 Page 1 -I I I I Continued Success to the Class of 53 It has been our pleasure to serve 48 graduating classes ot G.J.H.S. Since I905 Schmidt Hardware has served Grand Junction and we lG.J.H.S. Alumsl sin- cerely hope to keep right on providing you and your children with the finest stock of Hardware in West- ern Colorado. SCHMIDT HARDWARE Phone I4I 447 Main For the best in . Auto Glass Seat Covers Upholstering Wheel Alignment Bralre Service Wheel and Axel Straightening Clifl SawIeIIe's Auto Glass Shop 509 Ute Phone l005 Roy Brewer -:- Marshal Grimsley CONGRATULATIONS 81 BEST WISHES SENIORS For Smooth Traveling xg Use Mobilgas Mobilgas C SEVERSON OIL CO. VVHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR bl I South Seventh Street Phone 927 hoping for a strike, Uon sends the ball tlying. Find 'fun and relaxation at the GRAND JUNCTION BOWLING LANES I HIGH SCHOOL BOWLS MONDAY 5 P.M. THE POWER OIL CO. FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS EFFICIENT SERVICE DeSoto 'k Plymouth Sales and Service Fourth and White Phone 2020 Where your good clothes get good cleaning 3l5 Main Phone 330 Page 125 Shoe Repair Go to SH EF F lELD'S DRIVE IN SHOE REPAIR 460 Whife Avenue THE BEST In Car Servicing Washing ' Lubricafion ' Tire and BaHery Service GRANTS JEWELERS 'k Fine Watches-Diamonds EXpel'f Reptlil' WOFIC DON WARNER, Manager Ph l2l 440 M F fih and Soufh Pho 429 BUICK -:- -:- Q' PONTIAC SCLQEA cmdl SETLULCE, Dependablllly Periormance HARRIS AUTO CO. Page 126 Q 9 Reddy Kllowatt Says LCIY1 E718 eg' ffm.. L! J Lfafdv fy' and ly Ag, 7! 1443244 ,QM A jj, 'zfjwjaq cwafwv UJcZi?v.,4z,!4v+4f 0!'U 6'V WJ! W WALL, 04. Am PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO Paq 12 A N 0 4 no ' ' 5, S 9 N E . ll m O Qc f. M l I Cl .1 lf, . f G9 ' W ' 'fy' 11 al 1 Mpff, if I '-f' 4 , .Qggf 8, 'ff L-4 , , f '4 A 11 ,A fs 1 r ,L 'K j v J' 'L ' Ag. !. ik If ZA-z K f I ll 7 4 w 'Y I. K ' SM, A i J I ' lv 44,-ff :JQXAV .h L! 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For pleasing your date and for other important occasions, get your selections at WATSON'S FLORAL SHOP Free Delivery Greenhouse Fresh Guaranteed Phone l44 or l3l 530 Main Page 12 H Il 'Y Luclcy are the girls for whom Louie and Jim select flowers from Watson's. Ji! 000 U10 l i Rambler I New and Used Statesman Car Sales Ambassador And Service Jim Fuoco Nash Motor Co. 748 North First Phone 94 GMC SALES Perk up any sport with equipment bought at E. S '79 , 'W HARQLD SH U LTS ALWAYS A GOOD si-row 0 Tuesday night is Family Night Sporting Goods ,k Everything for fun and then some Phone 490 5l0 Main 2403 North Avenue 9 Look Into The Future and you will find that merchandise. Drop in to see our selection of I WATCHES O JEWELRY I SILVERWARE 5I9 Main PARSONS will still be serving the Western Slope with fine Whether you are shopping for yourself or a gift you will find the perfect thing at Parsons. Phone 455 Page 129 Kenny and Sally know fl-:a+ for fhe besf in luggage, Ihe place fo gc is Monlgomery Wards. Your da+e will always approve when you buy your a++ire in 'the fashion depar+- men+ af . . . MONTGOMERY WARDS SOI Main Phone 3030 There is a Home in Your Future and in your future always remember THE YARBROUGH LUMBER CO. I Everything to Build Anything 40I Soufh Sevenfh Phono I807 Page130 See the AII New '53 DOCDEES PLYMOUTHS At The ED EISENHAUER MOTOR COMPANY TAKE A TEST RIDE TODAY al' 749 MAIN STREET or PHONE 3I00 MILE HIGH SEED STORE I I8 Norfh 4+h Phone 409 Marva and Don agree 'lhal' Mile High is Th b I I I In I Ih I e es pace o sop or eir pes. Hlesa College , The members of the 1953 graduating class to con- sider the advantages of attending Junior College while conveniently enjoy- Low Expenses Business Courses ing fwg mere yeqfg here Qudllfy WOl'k ' Music Gnd Aff at home. Varied Program Liberal Arts and Science Pre-Professional Work Junior college will help students to orient themselves to college life and also help make up deficiencies in college requirements. 0315 qaellion Clllfilacl Shop at 03:-Lnleirfls Looking over the wide variety of sweaters at Perkin's are Virginia and Jane , Perkin's carries fine quality ! wear. Drop in and we'll show Q95 you our fine Jantzen line including swimsuits, shoes, play clothes, sweaters, and skirts. We have quantity plus quality. 63 rhm MJ PHONE 3520 405 MAIN P ge 131 Q I Follow the Crowd . . . Eat at the Restaurant ot Distinction where everyone gathers to enioy tine tood served in a pleasant manner and a friendly atmosphere. if OASIS GRILL 350 North Avenue Phone 2534-W Congratulations and Best Lu-ck Class of Milze, Bill and Erngslcgglcgzzbtes wide selection ot For your household, shop and automobile needs stop at GAMBLES Q , c y Where you will receive Dependable Merchandise ', . and Excellent Service u 'A h Phone M82 306 Main 420 Main P one 9ll KEEP A WELL DRESSED LOOK Grand func-ti0n'S BY HAVING - Leadmg Cleaners YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED Af That well groomed look comes trom having your suit or dress expertly cleaned and pressed. Let our expe- A 106k Discount on Cash and Carry rienced and caretul dry cleaning 2.5 M . Ph 783 extend the lite ot your clothing. am One 'A' Cleaning 'k Pressing Congratulations and Good Luck 'A' T0llo'l 9 to the . Senior Class of 1953 frgm the Grand Junction Cleaners and Dyers Police Department Clarence Melton Victor Paul 2l4 som Sixth Phone 2688 '24 Soufh Fifth Phone 2 Page 132 The Tastiest Treat Any Time of the Year Is VELVET ICE CREAM Made by Jones-Enstrom 2l6 South Seventh Phone 905 WESCO Western Colorado Electric Co. ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS We specialize in all types ot wiring and lighting FREE ESTIMATES Phone I694 705 North First VICK'S PASTRY 562 Main Phone 243 725 North I2th IRe'H'ig's Marlcetl Phone 220I 865 North Avenue ICity Marlcetl Phone 3 I95 Sandra and Tom admire the fine assortment of pastry For that ideal haircut Dicli goes to the Ideal Barber Shop Everything from haircuts to neck shaves I IDEAL BARBER SHOP I I5 North Sixth Phone 2467 Wow Them . . For a stylish hairdo, 3 5 one that Irnoclcs them at I oft their feet . . . White Star Beauty Salon Will give you Service Complete EDITH FLAGS Manager Mann Phone 428 For the Best in 5 I Breakfasts if l -Ulf hx CN D Luncheons I 1 fl I Dinners 'wif j The Manhattan Cafe 8. Lounge Carl and Louise Swenson 345 Main Phone 786 Page133 -'--'- fy .ggjgi Elini --Ffirlrff-.J3,'.'.29' 4 .v,v - V -. ....,V ' , , il 5 .,.,. ,..,.- ,4,:.3., .-,4, -f.-. W I H -l li ' .fxosrfiaf-T 5 ,- Ii- -1 H , .v. A ' ,..' ,I ,,,2.,1 '1 u f V- .- - ...'. C- '.-.-.-.-. .39-u,aA0W'4ff-,. . .. ., ,,,, 1 ,4,,A, I., I J-' , ull I - ' I ....,.,..,. 1:s:f,wQ-1-- 22 H I I A I n A ' fe Issr T V , f SEEGMR... New Designs and Coverings before you buy Gary, Neil, and Bob loolx over the mofor of a new Chrysler living room furniture. For the best in qualify and performance . . . buy your next Q CHRYSLER or PLYMOUTH at the LAYCOCK Motor Company TREECE FURNITURE 224 North Seventh Phone I6I6 336 Main phone 78 o o 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 BANK ON YOUR FUTURE After graduation you will choose a vocation or go to college. Regardless of your choice, you will start handling larger amounts of money due to new responsibilities. A checking account in your name at this helpful bank will be of substantial assistance and enable you to obtain other bank services when you need them. Keep this bank in your future. s UNITED STATES BANK OF GRAND JUNCTION ESTABLISHED I903 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page 134 Prepare TODAY BHIGHTER TUHIUHHUIU' THE BIGGS-KURTZ CC. f Page 135 FUTURE? Your action today will determine what the world of tomorrow will be. Make it something that you can be proud of. Plan your future now by doing your best. 611.2 OWEN PRODUCE co. 4TH AND ROOD 9TH AND NORTH Allen examines the fine quality 'fruits at the City Marlret, home of the best in foods. Wiele llood I Selection At Everyday Prices As Low As Any i 5 T Q . Mike Swan, John Scofl, Bruce Palmer, a d Bo e e e c e o a ef es I::o++Ie of Royal Crown Cola affe a ha d day a+ sch ol NEHI BO'I'I'LING COMPANY Exclusive boH'Iers of ROYAL CROWN COLA and NEHI be er ges 557 NOLAND PHONE 223 O FURNITURE 0 LINOLEUM I MIRRORS 0 RUGS I LAMPS Come on in fo look around . . We'll be glad Io have you BOND FURNITURE 234 Main Phone I853 Belly Ann Ioolrs over Ihe fine selecfion of merchandise Q- I Delores and Sam always look chic when 'I'heir clofhes are cleaned and pressed a+ BAND BOX CLEANERS 630 Rood Avenue Phone 33 Quality Building Materials If QUALITY AND ORIGINALITY AT THEIR BEST 'A' You'll 'Find 'Ihem af 'Ihe ARTISTIC FURNITURE 2430 Norlh Avenue Phone 35I FRIENDLY SERVICE and EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Are Always Found a+ BELT'S CONOCO SERVICE 207 Main Phone 5I5 Known for . . . Dependable Service O BLEVENS-DENNING in BER MPANY . LUM CO Quality Products 432 Norih Avenue Phone 2800 To all Retailers ofthe I Western Slope CHIEF I ' I 'k GIFT f I vmff SHOP ' ' The aITLaIie H H cllardware Go. GIFTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD use Norfh Fif+h Phone 36I-J 330 50333 73 Phone 3330 Page 138 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF I 953 from Q L. COOK Home of Fine Jewelry and Quality Sporting Goods 4I8 Main Phone 33I CLIMAX URANIUM Frank and Filberi relax in furnifure from Bannis+er's YOUR FUTURE BANNISTER FURNITURE COMPANY Sou+h TweIf+h SI'ree'I' Phone 3455 436 Main S+ree+ Phone 36 I-ENDE'S M-m-m-m . . . Good 554 Main Phone 234 or 235 G'aZe Dgnufg 'k FOR PARTIES, AFTER-GAME SNACKS For bofh camera and camera needs Averyl and Mach Of Iu5+ go fo Lende's I Crider's Doughnut Shop FRUITVALE Phone O63I-Rl i Congratulations . . Class of 1953 ' DAVIS LUMBER 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 2660 655 Nor+h Firsf Grand Junc+ion, Colorado Page 139 Complete Lme of PLUMBING HEATING AND SHEET METAL PRODUCTS For Your Home LANE AND COMPANY 45l Rood Avenue Phone For Everything m Signs WESTERN NEON CO 455 Rood A enue Phone Schwinn -:- I-Iarley-Davison SALES AND senvice Repairing Welding f BICYCLE SHOP 329 Mann Phone I33 EV ANS HARDWARE 558 MAIN Fo torna Glass are RCA Victor Rad os Electrical Appliances Grits House a es Hard are Too s Paints and Varmshes Do You Enjoy Eating Out? You cant eat out lthout enloylng it at Harris Come in for breakfast Iunch or dinner You III fund e best n service and food HARRIS RESTAURANT SUNFREZE ICE CREAM Dee Llshus' Made By ARDEN SUNFRE7E CREAMERIES 225 Mann St eet Grand Junct on To The Advertisers... Thanks It is you ho ha e made this I953 Ycar Book possible Through ad ertnslng you ha e sho n confidence in the youth of the community and realization of the potential and actual buying power of the readers of this annual. THE ANNUAL STAFF Page 140 bil! I I O S ' w .A 'gif 0 ' 3 , - . . : I ' ' Q 1 ' w r S ' w 9 ' I . . . ' Garden and Lawn Supplies I wt Q l 1 . ' . w' ' th i ' . I47 S ' . see 'z' v bl I . - i . . - . l W V ' A . l V . . V W FOR THE BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS ON THE WESTERN SLOPE 'A' Grade A Milk .1-. Whipping Cream I Ice Cream W We specialize in giving you the most for your money . . . - ,W Whether it's mill: or ice cream, you'II find it not only delicious but nutritious. Milk sold at your door or at your store Q 1.0 HARPER'S DAIRY I23O North I2th Phon e I66I Your INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Offers Its Sincere Congratulations O INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATORS and HOME FREEZERS McCORMlCK FARM IMPLEMENTS Jim and Luanna agree with Ronnie when he says that the Thomas Hardware Co. has the best in modern home freezers, which is the original Deepfreeze. Hardware . . Household Goods . . Power Tools Norge Appliances ' Martin-Senour Paints THOMAS HARDWARE COMPANY 559 Main Phone 588 Serving The Most For The Least WE HAVE BEEN SERVING YOU WELL AND HOPE WE MAY CONTINUE TO DO SO IN THE FUTURE. 4? EVERSMAN LAND LEVELERS 9 - ENN EY i HALLAM AND Bocas Flgifgfil 199 A Hui TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT 362 Main Phone 44 225 South Second Phone 3400 Grand Junction, Colorado Page 141 Y We Are ConIInuaIIy Improvlng and Expandlng FBCIIIIICS So Thai We May GIVE In SBIVICB Always IHI Illllllyylklyllylblylll Western C Io do s largest da Iy p p P bl shed each eelcclay e g a d Su day F II leased e Assoc ated P ess se e '+Z..,..,:E9I SINIIIIII IIIIINIIIIS assu e you q aII'y etfce cy a d ec nomy n g all o n g ee s S g Grand Ju do and 'Ihe Wesle Slope fh dst ncl' e pr 'I' g r sx y yea s For ser ce call 50 Your Drrect Mall Advertising and Safes Lrterature SHOULD NEVER BE HAPHAZARD oun EXPERIENCE IN PREPARIN6 FINE PRINTING IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL I , u Is ul- I o ra ' I news a er. u I w venIn n n . u wIr I r rvIc . Our I Our complete prIn+ino 'plant and its staff r u I , I I n n o In ha dlin I your prI 'I'In n d . 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