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

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MRS. ELINOR BERGMAN Girls' Physical Education, Health SHARON RHOADES Girls' Physical Education, Health Build Good Health Sponsors of Tigerettes and GAA, Mrs. Elinor Bergman and Miss Sharon Rhoades supervise their activities. Helping plan the Tigerette routines, the two PE teachers work with the girls for hours on end. Miss Rhoades, new at GJHS this year, spends her summers training counselors for camps at Idaho Springs. She enjoys sports, especially tennis. During the summer, Mrs. Bergman teaches swimming. During the school year much of her spare time is spent attending GJHS games, and since her husband is a coach, the Mesa College at hi etic events. Under the supervision of head wrestling coach, Carl Cox, the teams have gone on to either state championships or to runners-up yearly. As head backfield coach, he helps mould one of the finest football teams in the state. The G Club co-sponsor enjoys outdoor activities. Mickey Dunn's main responsibility is the track team. His leader-ship has given GJHS two championships. After a college career of near Olympic caliber, he came to GJHS. Mr. Dunn is a G Club sponsor and JayVee football coach. Fishing and hunting are among his hobbies.

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CLEO CARTER Vocational Certificate Machine Shop A. N. SHAW BA, MA Mechanical Drawing KEITH CLARK BA, M, ED. Crafts, Shop I MERLE BROUGHTON Vocational Certificate Auto Body and Fender Repair DON SANDEFUR Vocational Certificate Auto Mechanics Stress Techniques Teaching a Mesa College night school course and studying evenings for his degree, which he began at CSU last summer, are among Cleo Carter's interests. He enjoys roller skating and sports and is active in his church. A. N. Shaw is a past president of the Colorado Industrial Arts Association. He teaches Mesa College adult craft classes. An avid hunter and fisherman, he enjoys rock study. Keith Clark has traveled in Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. Prior to teaching, he was an amateur rodeo contestant and an interior, exterior decorator. He, too, likes to hunt and fish. Last summer, Merle Broughton attended CSU on a Sears-Roebuck Foundation scholarship. While in the service he was s t a t i o n ed in England for four years. He is a member of Iota Lambda Sigma and was the president of the T8d Club at CSU. Don Sandefur instructs an evening adult class in auto mechanics for Mesa College. He has visited the Phillipine Islands, Alaska, and the Marshall Islands. In his spare time he enjoys gunand cartridge collecting. 21

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Serving a well-balanced meal for a thousand teenagers daily occupied Winifred Basham, Ethel Bergner, Marie Harvey, Pearl Kingsley, Florence Giles, Ella Grabher, and LaVina Summers. Preparation of meals is the concern of Velma Ashurst, Helen Sutherland, Ruth Pray, Lois Ann Lange, and Annie Kapushion. Provide Services Feeding one thousand hungry people a day is the primary aim of the kitchen staff. Efficiency must be coupled 'with humor to plan and prepare the meals and stay within the food budget of 6.3 cents per plate. Workingwith Mrs. Lavina Summers, manager, are eleven other cooks assigned to make the salads, main dishes, and desserts. Dish washers and cashiers complete the personnel. Keeping the school clean is the main purpose of the janitorial staff which consists of ten men and one woman. Three shifts make up the day which ends at 11 p.m. The halls are swept twice each school day and once in the evening, thus helping to keep the rooms clean, too. The digging of the moats was a hindrance to the cleaning force. Mr. Kordons quipped, We needed shovels, not brooms. Walter Hiatt of the maintenance staff makes a clean Walter Workman and Gladys Averill sort the laundry for sweep on his daily cleaning rounds. the PE classes.