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

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Believing that practice rnakes perfect are Sharon, Sylvia, Carol. and Bob, members ofthe band, RUTH HIGGINS iff? Q ,.. rr- , Y 'Cf '1 i ,N x , f 4, x 4 f V'l f 36 O 4. 1 27' :mic ana! .fdrfd MARION JACOBS While Wendell Checketts was preparing the WENDEUJ CHECKETT5 mixed choruses for the clinic at Delta, Marion Jacobs was already thinking about the music contests. They also planned the Christmas program and trained ensembles to perform for school and community concerts. Miss Ruth Higgins instructs classes in Art I, II, and III and al so finds time to take charge of the bulletin boards, Gilbert puts the finishing touch to his plaster paris project in art, 5

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Making those perfect CUPICS are Frank, Melvin, and Phil, Omce raining Mrs. Martha Barr, Miss Reba Wing, and Mrs. Caroline Hale teach students how to work in the business World. They not only learn how to type and take shorthand but also learn the fundamentals of bookkeeping and get the chance to learn about the World of businessin elernentary retailing. ED WHALLEY T GWEN i.lALioRY g - fx l NJ K x Aj' VJ Q' fb q--Q X, a 'ini K g -' .E A' .g A ' vi f 2 4' EY REB A WING A X S '75 ,kid 4 D' -..., Q.. V ..., 'Qi ' . .:. C AROLINE HALE MARTHA B.-RRR Cien ce Teaching GJHSe. s fundamentals in science are Ed Whalley, Miss Cvwen Mallory, and Delmer Born. lvliss Mall- ory teaches both first year and ad- vanced biology, while Coach Whalley f takes seniors into the field of chemistry. Mr. Born ushers upperclassrnen into the rnysteries of physics. Danna and Bunker point out the varwus elements rn the chemistry chart, AZ' 1 Ma' Ru RK' mln Y5,, Sb Te I -fl ma La 1. Tim RQ- 2 5 Bi Pol Ai, Xu Af P. U -2- M: 1 u- C , ' if X if ' x 5 sb A fi , IV ' ,IQ , Mftgx t ' l r ' H 4 ,- 35 WS QV? 2 ' XX xy we Q?'Qi'T -- wil' Y' J F - Y DELMER BORN ill.: ' K 51 Q! fY'i,x . Sn-f vuij

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,faf 1 ' I rf' I f Q , . X -v v X' 1-,qi s W3 if 3 I, 5. I A 1 5 l . fr, N -13 ' ' X 2.5. J . t , K J f 7 a ARTHUR HARMS JAMES JOHNSTON gg- Q.- .- In .1 fy ,' ' ,, , J. B. WOOTTEN If LE. 4 -'S Q Dressing the dummies is finds required in her DE glfl!lflI'Q pdlllflefzf Valuable on-the-job training, home economics and driver training are of- fered at GJHS. Taught by Miss Gladys Glendenning, Miss Elaine Carlson and Mrs. Mary Benson the home econ- omics classes offer training in home- making. J. B. Wootten teaches fundamen- tals of driving, Arthur Harms, teach- ing distributive education, supervises students taking advantage of on-the-job training in business, James L. Johnston instructs diversified occupations, siniilar to DE and the newest course in GJHS. Sliirltfy, Roberta, Ciaricc, iind Wanda mix batter zur the cupcakes which gn on sale to students tot a tnonuy raising project. g 5 L. GLADYS GLEDQDENNING A171 I ff'-- f V' l' just one ti thc jobs Shirley training MARY BENSON ELAINE CARLSON .Yr X T17 Azfx so