Granite Hills High School - Pageant Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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THE SENIOR CLASS THANKS THESE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN . If i IQ. ,f fl If Priscilla Townsen Sue Wiker CAP and GOWN PUBLICITY I Dean Billing Chester Phillips BACCALAUREATE and COMMENCEMENT SENIOR DANCE and ASSEMBLY K Colhy Stevens Susan Eggerl PROM SENIOR GIFT Phil Thacher Judy Munsen SENIOR DAY PUBLIC ENLISTMENT www' Jo Ellen Brown Gayle Frefz CARDS cmd ANNOUNCEMENTS SENIOR PRIVILEGE Jim Perisho FINANCE I7

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Judy Riley-Secretary Barend Van Zanten -President 5YlVifI SPHHCGI'-'TFBUSUYGF SENIOR CLASS OFFICER Doug Tubb-Vice-President The hard-working, enthusiastic senior class started its activities during summer vacation with the fun-filled and profitable senior picnic and annual signing dance. Orange iuice bars were sold at summer school and book covers during the school year. The Ugly Man contest and dance and the concession stand at the Mother Goose Parade were other successful senior undertakings. The enchant- ment and beauty of the Senior Prom and the fun of the After-Prom were a fitting climax to this most important year.

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GLORIA WOLF To be popular, of service to your school, and rank tops scholastically is indeed a feat worthy of Roman praise. With her pretty blond pony tail swinging proudly to and fro, Gloria seemed to achieve her laurels with ease. However, we know that hard work applied in the right directions was the equation for her merits. Thank you Gloria for your fine efforts. You will serve as a fine example for future graduates. BARRY VITTOR Self assurance coupled with tinges of modesty best. describe Barry. With a confident and deter- mined stride, Barry conducted a profitable A.S.B. term as president. His fine manners and congenial humor have contributed greatly to his bearing and stature. As a top athlete in Cross Country and Track, he brought many honors home to Granite Hills. Teachers and fellow students alike are aware of his prominent scholastic achievements. The PAGEANT is proud to include this young man among the outstanding. ROMAN HONORS The adiective outstanding is defined in Web- ster's Dictionary as, distinguished or prominent. Using the adiective in this sense we have tried to pick ten outstanding seniors. We based our choices on ratings in five different categories, per- sonality, appearance, citizenship, grades and serv- ice. lt was not required that the choices be out- standing in all five categories, but that they rank high in at least four and not fail any.