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

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CLYDE CRANERE BS, MA Guide GJHSers Assistant princ ipal, Clyde Granere worked closely with Mr. James and the counselors. Determining sports eligibility and coordinating clubs were among his duties. He was president of the local CEA. His interest in youth carries over to his work in Optimists. Serving as counselors, Mrs. Maria Cameron, Robert Johnson, and Mrs. Harriet Pifer helped with personal, schedule, and career problems. Active on the state level, Mrs. Cameron locally sponsored Student Council, leadership class, and Girls League. Mr. Johnson was co-sponsor of Student Council and supervised Boys League. He enjoys golt and fishing. Serving her first year at GJHS, Mrs. Pifer aided sophomore boys and girls. Assistant Principal MRS. MARIA CAMERON Girls' Counselor MRS. HARRIET PIFER BA, MA BA, MA Counselor

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Administers School Heading a school enrollment of 1400 and a faculty of 60, Robert C. James, effectively administered the duties of principal. In charge of general administration of GJHS, Mr. James directed curricular planning and kept the daily schedule functioning. As the connecting link between the school and the community, he kept in touch with innumerable activities centering in the high school. For recreation, Mr. James enjoys going on out-of-town athletic trips with the team. ROBERT C. JAMES BA, MA Principal Greetings, GJHSers The importance of youth is coming more to the front with each passing day. This fact is borne out by the ever increasing number of youth who are engaged in the exciting work of the Space Age. As a result of their work our world is becoming smaller. This means we are compelled to have a complete understanding of the peoples of the world. They are really our neighbors regardless of where they live. The choice of the theme of the Tiger Annual, International Understanding, is indeed very timely. The whole survival of our world is dependent on just how well each of us has this International Understanding. The students of Grand Junction High School are very fortunate in having so many opportunities to increase their understanding of the world and the problems of its many peoples through study. The Tiger Annual Staff and their sponsors are to be congratulated for this very fine book and their choice of the theme around which it is planned. Principal 9

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i . MRS. MARIE HOPPER Administrative Secretary Serve Students Aches, bruises, and ills of students were the concern of Mrs. Barbara Blarney, nurse. Carrying out health education projects and sponsoring Junior Red Cross were among her many responsibilities. Keeping records up to date, processing mail, answering questions, and keeping the office shipshape kept Mrs . Betty Sasse busy. Administrative secretary, Mrs. Marie Hopper had charge of clerical work and supervised the office girls who assisted each hour. As attendance clerk, Mrs. Virginia Baillie was in charge of admits and kept track of tardies, absences, and cuts. Newcomer, Mrs. Suzaine Warren took over the duties of vocational secretary. MRS. BETTY SASSE Record Clerk