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

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MIKE ROARK All set? You bet! And Mike always was all set. Enthusiasm plus generated itself through Mike. Omnipresent at all of our football and basketball games, he seemed to be able to whip any crowd into emotion. When the student body shouted such staunch phrases as we're with ya team so fight! Mike really meant them. Thank you Mike for your outstanding spirit. You have helped establish a precedent that will continue down through the' years as our Roman traditions grow. Service has certainly been Phebes middle name during her high school career. No iob left undone was her motto. Her application of this is most clearly evident in her work on The Clarion. As editor in her senior year she kept her publi- cation rolling with sound ideas and techniques. She also applied her sound iudgement and leadership qualities in her role as Captain of the Flag Corps. We salute you Phebe for your outstanding service and scholastic ability. Your merits have proven Granite Hills a school of quality.

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l i l i l l l l l ! l STAN RICHES All who came in contact with Stan will re- member him for his kindness, sincerity, and quiet humor. Although unassuming in outward appear- ance, contact with Stan on this year's PAGEANT was like meeting a slow but determined freight. Where other's energy might come in spurts, Stan seemed to possess a well moderated supply. How- ever, there are two sides to this humble senior. During basketball season Stan's energy generated itself. His supply burst into flame, and Stan Riches, the confident cager, emerged. These two aspects of Stan fitted together have supplied us with one more outstanding senior. TO.. We feel that this year's group of outstanding seniors symbolize to the finest degree the cream of the senior class. We of the l962 PAGEANT are proud of these people and for this reason have tried to reward them in a small way with this lection of our annual. We salute these ,ten seniors s definitely worthy of our Roman tradition and spirit. l CHARLOTTE GRADY Energy is the term most applicable to Char- lotte's high school career. With brown eyes flash- ing and brown curls bouncing in the breeze of her activity Charlotte was a well known figure here at Granite Hills. Active on the Pageant Staff for two years and also a very capable and pretty song- leader, Charlotte will remain in the hearts of her fellow students as an emblem of our Roman spirit and energy.

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LURl.lE MOORE Throughout the- years Lurlie Moore has been in high school, she has aimed high. She took diffi- cult courses and mastered them. Upon becoming Commissioner of Finance, she spent considerable amount of time during and after school working for and supporting various activities. Her lunch hours were spent working in the A.S.B. office, and each of her other tasks was well done. The im- pression Lurlie created was always favorable and A her many friends will remember her magnetic smile and funloving personality. We feel that Lurlie's poise and charm coupled with her high scholastic ability have indeed aided her in hitting the target marked Outstanding, JUDY RILEY Time to Judy Riley has elastic bounds, for into it she crowds studies and numerous and various activities. Continual toil on academic undertakings has earned her a position at the peak of her class. The clock must have stopped for her to perform her many duties as secretary of her class and in coniunction with C.S.F., International' Club, and A.S.B. An attractive red-head, popular among the students, she was a natural selection as Home- coming Princess. lt is in return for the time Judy has given to Granite Hills that the PAGEANT wishes to take this space to recognize her as an outstanding senior. ills? i 'Qi F5251 - s s, 1.15 -M Ks? ' ' , Sir L