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

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.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

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