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

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Language Arts Studying the culture of France are Jim Brockman and Clydeen Davis, French II students. Shelia Dawson and Carolyn Beasley use a tape recorder to improve pronunciation in Latin. Study of Mexican culture enhances interest in Spanish II for Eloisa Galvan, Nancy McDaniel, Anne Stephens, and Joel Hiebert. Audrey Anderson translates Virgil’s Aeneid as other Latin IV students look on. DeAnn Robeson and Joyce Brown read a Spanish newspaper to learn about the people and their customs.

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 Today’s English Melinda Gartzman explains a diagrammed sentence to Judie Cadman in English IV. Tape recording adds interest to the study of literature in English II for Janet Barbour and Betty Tanksley. Bonnie Dice leads a discussion in English III with Shirley Arant busily taking notes. Ron Tipping observes pictures of scenes from Shakespeare's Macbeth . Floyd Hutton helps his sophomore students master the fundamentals of grammar.

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 Communication Arts Shown at KSTR discussing Young America Speaks, are Journalism I students Laird Smith, Deanne Nicholson, Uldis Kordons, Polly Scott, Bob Jaros, and Carolyn Hopper. Honored at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Preston Walker, Lucille Rinderle, Peggy Gerlach, and Louis Hildebrand, second year journalists, discuss the Orange and Black. Louis Barr, speech student, records a radio broadcast as one of many programs produced by this department. Charles Beck engages in friendly arguing in debate with Doug Dibiaaco and Chris Ranney as listeners. Operating the lights, one of the aspects of stagecraft are Gene Consalus, Suzi Coddarie, Carl Smith.