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

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Prepare Citizens Favorite pastimes for J.B. Wootten in cl ude working with young people and being a forest ranger in the summer. John Thome, assistant student activities director, likes to hunt and fish, but his specialty is bowling. He also serves as IRC cosponsor. Coach Gene Ridenour's main interest is sports, basketball and football, but he also enjoys reading and golfing. J. B. WOOTTEN BA American History JOHN THOME BA, MA American History GENE RIDENOUR BS, MA American History ISABEL BENSON BA, MA American History, Government WILLIAM FANNING BS World History MRS. PATRICIA FINK BA, MA Sociology, Psychology Sponsor Groups United N a t i o ns Day and IRC are favorite projects of Miss Isabel Benson. Other spare time activities include reading and gardening. Bill Fanning boasts of 18 months in North Africa as the guest of his rich uncle, Sam. Sponsoring p r o j e c -tionists, Mrs . Patricia Fink is a member of the area-wide Public Relations Committee.

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Stress Languages Miss Esther Conway and Miss Nancy Lester have both traveled in Europe. Miss Lester studied in Frankfort, Germany, in 19 5 8 and in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1959. Her hobbies are skiing, reading, and photography. Miss Conway has also been in Mexico and Canada and hopes someday to study in Europe. She enjoys visiting literary and historical shrines. Teaches Latin Having traveled in Europe, Mexico, Guatemala, and Canada, Miss Winifred Bull has first hand knowledge of the foreign languages which she teaches. Among her special interests are photography and gardening. Miss Bull is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma and the sponsor of SPQR. Divides Time Mrs. Elaine H o 1 do r f and Mrs . Doris Smith are busy housewives and mothers. Mrs. Holdorf, who teaches half-day sessions, is active in public speaking and in her church. She also enjoys sewing. Mrs. Smith teaches one period at GJHS and the rest at Junior high. Of vital importance to her is a college education for her children. She likes flowers, animals, and music. 16 ESTHER CONWAY BA, MA French I, II, Spanish II NANCY HESTER BA Spanish I, II, English III WINIFRED BULL BA, MA Latin II, III MRS. ELAINE HOLDORF BA Latin I, English III MRS. DORIS SMITH BA German II

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RAYCANADAY BA, MA Speech Teach the Arts PERRY CARMICHAEL BA, MA Speech, Debate, Stagecraft IRENE CRAY BS, MS Speech I, II Pooling their ta 1 ents , a trio of teachers create the speech and drama program available to GJHSers. Together, they sponsor Thespians and the troups, produce major productions, and conduct speech meets and drama festivals. Play productions, his home, family, and his dogs are chief side interests of Ray Canaday. Perry Carmichael, through stagecraft, creates effective settings for major productions. Miss Irene Gray, active in the State Speech League, locally assists in planning the Know Your Schools series and works in the area of public relations. Music coordinator and director of the GJHS orchestra and band, Marion Jacobs performs in the Civic Symphony and composes music, Inthe summertime Mr. Jacobs heads the area-wide music program and instructs at band camps. Besides supervising vocal music activities and a church choir, Richard Barbour directs the Community Chorus, gives private voice lessons, skis, and plays golf. Currently president of the State Department of C 1 a s s ro o m Teachers, Mrs. Ruth Johnston supervises her art students in numerous school and community service projects. MRS. RUTH JOHNSTON BA, MA RICHARD BARBOUR BA, M. MUS. ED MARION JACOBS BA, MA Art I, II, III, Sketching, Commerical A Cappella, Boys, Girls, and Mixed Chorus Band, Orchestra Design