Granger High School - Lions Paw Yearbook (Granger, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

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' Qi +11:45l,f 1'- THE 1973 LION'S PAW GRANGER HIGH SCHDOL EDITOR: Diane Kotrla ASSISTANT EDITORS: Patricia Blaha Eil N ' een aizer BUSINESS MANAGER: Rosanne Martine SPONSGR: Mrs. Sandra Schauer V Table Of Contents Ded1cat1on Story D1v1s1on Athletlcs Organ1zat1ons Adm1n1strat1on Senxors Classes Elementary Advertlsers Page 3 Page 4 Page 21 Page 33 Page 63 Page 69 Page 79 Page 95 Page 105 Favorites ....... . , . . .Page 43 Dedication Mary Scott It is with great pride that The Lions' Paw of 1972-'73 is dedicated to you, Mrs, Scott. Mrs. Scott teaches high school English and Spanish and is a Junior sponsor, She teaches with excitement and wants her students to feel the same way about their work and studies. She is always there to help whenever and wherever she is needed. We will miss her next year because she has been a part of making our school what it is today. Our best wishes are with you, Mrs, Scott, and thanks for everything you did for our school, Mrs. Scott also enjoys making her husband happy Mrs, Scott always teaches with a smile and that just as she does her students, alone makes her students want to learn, fstlsww if S T S 5 Before School The last few minutes before school are spent rushing to get to school on time and into class before the second bell rings, Y 1 3 l W . . , E TOP LEFT: The parking lot fills up and during football season, decorated cars were a very corn- mon sight. TOP LEFT: Cynthia Everage and Eileen Naizer hurriedly get their y books for their next class, OPPOSITE: Students getting off the bus in the morning with sleepy eyes and their minds wondering What's going to happen today? The parking lot gradually fills up, but there is always that one car coming in after the bells have rung, There is also talk of interesting weekends, especially on Monday mornings, Morning is always the quietest time of the day. There's always that one person who falls asleep on the bus going to school and has to be tapped on the shoulder to make sure he doesn't stay on the bus all day, Although there are sleepy eyes, there are also some happy smiles to brighten up the day. One of the most exciting mornings was Hippie Day. You could see the small circles of students sitting around in circles before school. Everybody spent their time wondering who was who and wondering where the dress code went, TOP LEFT: Who could help but , notice Alice Pedroza and the car- load of people she brought to school every morning. MIDDLE RIGHT: There was still the smoke from our great big bon- fire the next morning, It shows Lion Spirit Never Dies! FAR LEFT: Pat Vrana is wondering Who is that? on Hippie Day. LEFT: Mr. Goodman thrilled with his first day of driving a bus. orning Activities Morning classes always seem to go by so slowly especially on Mon- day mornings. First period seems to last forever and noon break seems it will never come, For some, mornings are spent at school activities away from school like the Band 's trip to con- test, the girls' volleyball tourna- ments, track meets, and selling ads, OPPOSITE: The Juniors spent a whole week of mornings working on the jr, -Sr, Banquet. It seemed that wall of streamers would never stay up, It just kept coming back down. ABOVE: The band warms up on the bus getting prepared for ther contest. RIGHT: Janet Brown has a happy face as she enjoys the refre hrnents at an F.H.A. meeting, 1 Morning classes can be exciting though. The Seniors in Shorthand class will never forget the brief form matches, The freshmen will always remember their first lesson in cooking and sewing in Mrs. S1iger's I-lomemaking class. There was always the question in Build- ings Trades class: Wi11 we finish this house before school ends? Time proved different. The Seniors learned their shorthand, the Freshmen learned to cook and sew, and the building trades class finished their house. LEFT: The school nurse made her regular check of student's ears and eyes. as e srff ' T 9. e 4 'i' r FH be er fufaiaffx s-sa. 11 MIDDLE: The Building Trades house turned out to be a very pretty one and the boys learned a lot about how much work goes into building a house. LEFT: Mrs. Schauer can hardly keep the cards going fast enough for the way Susan Scott and Regina White are rattling off the brief forms. It was hard to decide who said the brief form first. The Juniors learned all about baby care in their Homemaking class. Mornings, especially on Monday, always brought the coaches together to discuss the last week's game. They usually did this over a cup of coffee. RIGHT: Mrs, Sliger, Monica Gorubec, Janet Brown, Rosemary Caldwell, and Doris Roznovsky watch as Shirley Ross demonstrates how to bathe a baby in Homemak- ing class. 122. xii t ' lf'r is vw f,- L . V, , V: ,, . is f HW H1 Ti., 4. l f' a f 1.2 ra 3itlt,i,,t5l wtf . ata at ,H ABOVE: Coach Schroeder and Coach Duncan discuss last Friday's game and start planning for the next one. RIGHT: Doesn't Regina White look like a real hippie? It doesn't seem like she's learning much this particular morning, but at least she's happy. OOI1 Noon seems to be the most enjoyed time of the school day, It gives us a break away from classes although it isn't as long as.we'd like it to be, People sit under the trees and on the sidewalks or go to town. Hippie Day brought about a con- test, and the judges had a hard time deciding the best dressed hippie. TOP LEFT: Mike Janak doesn't look at all like himself on Hippie Day but doesn't he look real? TOP MIDDLE: Donna Kerlin seems to be enjoying her fried chicken at dinner. LEFT: Students sat around on the sidewalks on those bright sunny days ABOVE: Did the bell ring? Afternoon Activities Afternoon seems to be a time of extra activities and getting out of class for specially called meetings, programs, and pep rallies. Things seem to happen in the afternoon, especially in sixth period study hall, It seems, though, that more people get in trouble in their afternoon classes, p y ,.,,t,,..4ls.,-1' - TOP MIDDLE Barbara Kubacak gives an interesting speech at our Thanksgiving program TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Cory tries to get the point across in Commercial Math class, but seems to be having a hard time of it, ABOVE: Juniors Donna Bohac, Joanne Naizer, Mike Gorubec, and Rosanne Martine get their stationary to sell at a class meeting. RIGHT: Natalie Dykowski is accusing someone of taking her purse in study hail, Going up the stairs for an after- noon class, always brought you face to face with giant posters all over the halls during football season. Last period finally comes and everybody waits for that last bell to ring, OPPOSITE: Shirley Ross, Milton Filla, James Pekar, Alfred Cerven- ka, and Juan Hernandez wait for the bell to ring and wonder if it ever will, f I S ' as 1-,, .. Q 2 E E Nyi , y lf at , A LEFT: Just one of the signs that hung in the halls through football sea- son. ABOVE: Judy Vitek is very absorbed in her studies in study hall, BELOW: The Pep Rallies on the football field proved to be just as loud but it sure was cooler than the gym, RIGHT: Coach James gives his weekly talk at a pep rally. OPPOSITE: Debra Strmiska and Carolyn Selucky, two cheerleaders, imitate Coach Duncan and Coach Schroeder in a skit at a pep rally. RIGHT: Debbie Hyzak seems to be all excited about the game as she shows her spirit at a pep rally. How could our team lose with that kind of spirit backing them all the way to Victory, I 4 OPPOSITE: The Cheerleaders sponsored a car decorating contest and the best decorated car was announced at the pep rally. Qilbert Polasek's cat won with all its eagle feathers over it. Wonder how long it took him to get the glued feathers off. BELOW: Diane Kotrla and Carolyn Selucky get ready to start off a yell. v-1-c-T-o-R-Yu OPPOSITE: Mike Martine gives his pep talk and thoughts about the game to be played that night. The rest of his teammates listen but' they are already fired up about the game. This is the particular pep rally all the Senior football players gave their thoughts to the student body. The Football Team will miss this great bunch of guys. After School School is out and everybody is ' in a hurry to get home or to their - t job. Much time is spent in foot- ball practice, band and pep squad practice, and the cheerleaders t I .1 F. spent many hours making signs if and trying to get all the spirit they hiih ' could, The Juniors also spent a lot of time after school getting ready for the- banquet. TOP RIGHT: Mike Sanders and George Beard are glad school is over and they're on their way home. MIDDLE: The School Bus makes its daily run after school, returning students to their homes, RIGHT: Cars are in line waiting for all the buses to go before they are permitted to leave, We can't forget the many days the horns seemed to be hung, 1'..,igs3f25L' LEFT: The Football team is getting their extra hours in of practice to make sure that Friday night will bring an unforgettable victory. S ABOVE: Cheerleaders: Lorna Shirocky, Diane Kotrla, Debra Strmiska, Natalie Sykowski, and Carolyn Selucky are making the big sign for the boys to run through at the game Friday night. OPPOSITE: Donna Kerlin, Theresa Mayberry, Sue Korak, Jimmie Ellis Judy Hyzak, Bonnie Repa, Rose- mary Caldwell, and Janie Kotrla are being told what to do at a prac- tice for marching Friday night by Mr. Goodman and Mrs. Cory, The weather is cold but this never faded their determination to do their best. Friday night proved how much their work paid off. I I5 ight Activities Night brings the excitement of football games. There isn't any- thing as exciting as a Granger game, especially when the score is close all the way to the end. But doesn't our team usually end up with the most points after it's all over. How could our team let down the crowd in the stands that comes to every game? There is just no way, and that's one of the reasons they seldom do. Q TOP RIGHT: Jimmie Ellis has a serious face as the School Song is played by the band at a football game. ABOVE: And Here Come The Mighty Lions! MIDDLE RIGHT: Mark Hajda re- covers a fumble at the Thorndale game. FAR RIGHT: Mike Ianak makes one of his many runs, This just may have been one that went all the way for a touchdown. y .ts W ,,i,s+eggNfQ1f w I .. Tiff 4166-L0 r RIGHT: Mike Martine makes one of his shots as Leslie Michalik is there just in case Mike doesn't make it, It seems, though, that Mike just added two more points to the scoreboard, wi w ABOVE: Susan Scott is presented with a bouquet of mums by Joanne Naizer, Drum Major, She was named Band Sweetheart at the last home football game, LEFT: Coach Tidwell gives Donna Kerlin and Janet Brown instructions on the sideline at a basketball game. TOP MIDDLE: Lorna Shirocky grabs James Pekar and can't be- lieve it's really true. James and Lorna were named Most Handsome and Most Beautiful at the Annual Preview. BELOW: King Mike Janak crowns Queen Diane Kotrla at the Annual Coronation. Their court looks on. The Annual Staff sponsors i these activities each year. It is one of their ways of raising money for the annual. ? 'Hf , TOP RIGHT: Drum Major, Joanne Naizer presents her band director with a gift at the Band-Football Banquet, FAR RIGHT: Coach Duncan presents Mike Ianak with a trophy for being one of the outstanding players, He was presented at the Band- Football Banquet. WM. ine. LEFT: Mrs, Sligerg F.H.A. spon- sor, Mrs, Schauerg F.H,A. Honorary Member, and Rev, Schauerg speak- er for the banquet, enjoy the An- nual Mother-Daughter Banquet. The theme this year was To Mom, With Love. Rev. Schauer gave a very stimulating talk about the love we should have for our great moms. LEFT: Carolyn Stefek can't find her speech as she is to present Diane Kotrla, President, with a token of thanks, ABOVE: Eileen Naizer gives F.H,A. Beau, James Cavanaugh, a gift and a kiss at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Wonder why the smile? N I 9 FAR RIGHT: Father lsadore gave a very interesting and entertaining talk at the annual Jr, -Sr. Banquet. Many of us remember him, and it was a pleasing surprise for the Seniors when he turned out to be their spea ker, BELOW: Sharon Machu, Judy Vitek, Patricia Blaha, Barbara Kubacak, Judy Hyzak, and Monica Gorubec seem to be having a great time at the banquet and are enjoying their fried chicken, wi in! A-p--- an-1-ff:-.,...g Q S MIDDLE: Donna Bohac, Edwin Repa, Lorna Shirocky, Mike Dlouhy, Eileen Naizer, Diane Kotrla, Bobby Cervenka, Katherine Clement, and Mike David are waiting for the en- tertainment at the banquet, which happened to be The Dreamers. FAR RIGHT: Mrs, Scott and Donna Kerlin pose for a picture after the banquet, Both had a great deal in it and they seem pleased with the results, N ' NNNNN NN NN , Nb wake a'N'N1Ne N in Ntfhis Worlgl NN N wNhatN hapgiimppss N N N l NN N J N N NN N N N N N NN NN N N N N N NN N .NN N N ' N NN N N M a P N N N ,N N NNN T LETICS1, U N f f : su' ., P :T E. I f 1' xx J, , ,iff M 'N K.,-X. 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MO: Assistant WAYN Q fa K MANAGERS: ff -3335, , 1S,4fL.,4.3a - Horace Williams, Alvin Lucky, and Fred Nunnery 84 - James Cavanaugh End 1 32 - Bobby Cervenka 45 - Lynn Cmerek Fullback End All-District flst Te-,amy 5 5 . yy X-. 85 - Michael Dlouhy Tackle . if EF l 5 . 30 - Lewis Fields Haltback A11-District 12nd Team, F rv 4 Q VN, V M y I 13 - Mike David Halfback - N, J, V A ' L f by A 12 - Michael Janak Quarterback A11-District flst Teamy .- ff' r 88 - Mike Martine Guard A11-District 42nd Teamj 83 - Kenneth Kerlin End 10 - Errol Mathews Halfback 1 Q5 X' 4: wa W Q U ri af W 55 - Gregary Naizer 72 - Edwin Repa 80 - Mike Sanders Center Guard Fullback A11-District A11-District flst Teamj 12nd Teamj 3 21 - Herman Trejo 61 - Mike Gorubec 20 - Mark Hajda End Tackle Halfback All-District flst Teamj 1 G 21 - Marvin Iimrnerson 69 - Larry Kubacak '10 - Larry Mazoch Halfback Tackle Tackle N 80 - James Pekar 40 - Gilbert Polasek 25 - Kim Rozacky End Haltback End 64 - Franklin Hajda 11 - Leslie Michalik 58 - Mike Pausewang Center Quarterback Guard ma G The Lion's CCB Team ROW 1: Fred Nunnery Horace Williams ROW 2: Norman Konarik Larry Martinka Sylvestor Brosch George Beard James Martinka ROW 3: Gary Hajda Kenneth Jezisek Paul Pekar Franklin Ha jda Gregory Shirocky Abelardo Lopez ROW 4: Gregory Strmiska Mark Hamons Lee Reese Silvester Luna ROW 5: Pat Martine Kenny Naizer Lynn Lucky David Williams Randy Pedroza Lionettes' A Basketball lst ROW: Rosanne Martine, Carolyn Selucky, Regina White, Rosemary Caldwell, Debra Strmiska, Donna Kerlin. 2nd ROW: Deborah Vrana, Carolyn Stefek, Patti Fails, Georgia Stevenson, Pat Vrana, Janet Brown, 3rd ROW: Lorna Shirocky, Coach Tidwell, i M in ' . 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Girls' Basketball 6B, Team lst ROW: Monica Cervenka, Denise Kerlin, Linda Drozd, Florence Darden, Nadine Strmiska, 2nd ROW: Debbie Hyzak, Jeanette Repa, Natalie Dykowski, Rita White, 3rd ROW: Lorna Shirocky, Coach Tidwell. 332 4 R 1 I , 3 Eg W . ,.,. ,V ., 1 L y oys' Basketball 'B' Team lst ROW: Alvin Lucky, Mark Hamons, Horace Williams, Abelardo Lopez, Lynn Lucky, Patrick Martine, 2nd ROW: Mark Milder, Billy Reese, Mario Villarreal, Walter White, Coach Schroeder, Lionettes' Volleyball District Champs lst ROW: Carolyn Selucky, Debra Strmiska, Regina White, Donna Kerlin, Rosemary Caldwell. 2nd ROW: Alice Pedroza, Carolyn Stefek, Deborah Vrana, Florence Darden, Denise Kerlin, Jeanette Repa, 3rd ROW: Coach Tidwell, Lorna Shirocky, Pat Vrana, Patti Fails, Georgia Stevenson, Janet Brown. e G.H.S. Tennis Teams FRONT ROW: Phyllis Kurtin, Regina White, Cynthia Everage, Natalie Dykowski, Jeanette Repa, Katherine Clement, Monica Cervenka, BACK ROW: Edwin Repa, Bobby Cervenka, Herman Trejo, Mike Martine, Kenneth Kerlin, Mike David, NOT PICTURED: James Cavanaugh ilw is aw' Lionettes' Track Team 'pil ,:i,fL lst ROW: Debbie Hyzak, Pat Vrana, Janet Brown, Rita White, Annie Reese. 2nd ROW: Denise Kerlin, Debra Strmiska, Rosemary Caldwell, Monica Cervenka, 3rd ROW: Georgia Stevenson, Patti Fails, Florence Darden, Coach Tidwell. L x fi , 'nw A , , K. I L f 4 STATE: Patti Fails, Georgia Stevenson, D r W :- fa REGIONAL: Rosemary Caldwell, Georgia Stevenson, Debra Strmiska, Patti Fails, Pat Vrana, Janet Brown, Debbie Hyzak. Lions' Track Team Y A. . ,,., N- ., 1 '- ,,f -- ,, S Q ' 'g '+f--'-ew-Y' f-W--H M-V fw. ,.. - I-W-ww W -V r .gl ' 'M I K ..l.A.lY ,..,.. ,., , ,.., ., , 47 L -f-wax K r - , ap ' ' K -- ' , -- f V - .. ,.,, ' if' .Wu . 3 R f T , f . ,4.m....., W 1 ,, ' p ' t -V - A-M., ....,f,...,.W..,W- ,,,.- .,,-,,,,.........,,Q,,...,.....-J N 'f 'R .4 s . A Y N .. ,, . , . , 1 ,, if . ' .N . - M Ax ,.,.,,..,,,.,,,., ,-14fW,,, Y , ww, - ' L-M' .if S A x .-wv. A iff? lst ROW: Billy Reese, Mike Dlouhy, Edwin Repa, Bobby Cervenka, Erroll Matthews, Alvin Lucky. 2nd ROW: Leslie Michalik, Larry Mazoch, Gilbert Polasek, Mark Hamons. 3rd ROW: Dave Martinka, Mike Pausewang, Kenneth Iezisek, Paul Pekar, Gary Hajda. 4th ROW: Tommy Stevenson, Horace Williams, Walter White, V OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL PLAYER: DOWN FIELD BLOCKING: Edwin Repa, PASS Bobby Cervenka, OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE RUSHING: Bobby Cervenka, MOST RECOVERED FOOTBALL PLAYER: Edwin Repa. FUMBLES: Mike Martine, HIGH SCORER: Mike Janak, MOST INTERCEPTIONS: Erroll Matthews. BELOW: Practice is all a part of our winning football team Many hot afternoons were spent in football uniforms working out Then there were those cold days when even exercises didn t warm them up TOP RIGHT: Basketball games were always close and exciting with the score changing so often and the Lions winning and then getting behind again. We will always remember those games where they stayed on top, OPPOSITE: Center Greg Naizer is getting ready to putt to Mike Ianak, Quarterback at one of their practice sessions. ORGANIZATIONS QL'-: 115,95 E, Aff in 'fi' Oi-1 'Ff7 U R I M ig, A W f i 15 I ' ' I .T ..7- , - ,.-l l - - .- i l - ..--1 - hangjifn-g-alaafegn on a bl oBgb, -9 5 what kh j ,., ' f x -WLQ X ,H R,?3.3,r ,rf M ,, .. ,V,k M-,is SF! g . Student Council lst ROW: P. Supak, J, Brown, D, Kotrla - Reporter, R. White, P, Vrana - Secretary, P. Michalik, R, Hajda, K. Clement - V, P. , M. Cavanaugh, P. Martinets, CI. Stefek. 2nd ROW: P. Martine, G. Naizer - Presi-, dent, K, Rozacky, M. Martine - Parliamentarian, L, Michalik, Mr. McClure - Sponsor, M, David - Treas- urer, B, Cervenka. 1' v v f 'G' Club 1stROW: L. Shirocky, D. Kotrla, C. Selucky, N. Dykowski, D. Strmiska, 2nd ROW: B. Cervenka, E. Repa, G. Naizer, J, Cavanaugh, M. Ianak, M. Martine, M. Sanders, M, David, M. Dlouhy, 3rd ROW: I. Brown, M. Gorubec, D. Kerlin, M, Pausewang, L. Michalik, L. Cmerek, R. White, R. Caldwell, C.'Stefek. 4th ROW: P. Vrana, C. Everage, G. Stevenson, E. Matthews, L, Kubacak, M, Hajda, L. Fields, 5th ROW: P. Michalik, G. Polasek, I, Pekar, L. Mazoch, K. Kerlin, K, Rozacky, M. Iimmerson. Lions' Paw Staff SEATED: Patricia Blaha - Assistant Editor: Diane Kotrla - Editor: Rosanne Martine - Business Manager: Eileen Naizer - Assistant Editor. STANDING: Mrs. Sandra Schauer - Sponsor: Patricia Michalik, Leslie Michalik, Donna Bohac, Mike David, Joanne Naizer, Mike Sanders, Natalie Dykowski, Mary Cavanaugh, Rosanne Hajda. DES Lions' Roar Staff 1stROW: P, Kurtin, C, Razo, S. Arellano, P. Supak - Assistant Editor, 2nd ROW: S, Garner, I, Dlouhy, I. Naizer, K. Clement. 3rd ROW: S, Horak, L. Shirocky, M, Maresh, M, David. 4th ROW: M. Martine, M. Sanders, D, Bohac, S, Scott, P, Vrana, 5th ROW: D. Brown, M, Jimmerson, N. Dykowski, D. Vrana, A, Pedroza, 6th ROW: R. Rister - Editor, D. Kotrla, P. Michalik, G. Polasek. '7th ROW: H. Trejo, L. Michalik, A, Lopez, aegis: G.H. . F1ght1ng L1on Band lst ROW: I. Dlouhy, J. Vitek, F. Milder, M. Milder, P. Martinets, J. Kotrla, K. Clement. 2nd ROW: T. White, M. Maresh, D. Kotrla, J. Naizer, P. Michalik, R. Hajda, B. Zrubek, M. Cavanaugh, D. Bo hac, S. Scott. 3rd ROW: C. White, L. Williams, B. Williams, R. Villarreal, P. Kurtin, P. Supak, G. Pavel, R. Caldwell, R. Rister, R. Maresh. STANDING: Mr. Goodman fDirectorj, D. Brown, S. Olson, S, Garner. T wirlers IOANNE NAIZER - Drum Major PAULA MARTINETS - Twirler PATRICIA MICHALIK - Twirler G.H. . Marching Grangerettes 1st ROW: L. Shirocky, D. Kotrla, C. Selucky, N. Dykowski, D. Strmiska. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Cory QSponsorD, S. Horak, R. White, J. Brown, T. Mayberry, L. Fields fBeauj, S. Ross. 3rd ROW: P. I. Williams, D. Ker- lin, D. Vrana, P. A. Williams, D. Kerlin, F. Darden. 4th ROW: N. Strmiska, L. Drozd, J. Repa, D. Hy- zak, I. Hyzak, E. Nazier. 5th ROW: A. Reese, G. Stevenson, B. Repa, R. Martine, P. Vrana. Cheerleaders CAROLYN SELUCKY Head Cheerleader DIANE KOTRLA LORNA SHIROCKY DEBRA STRMISKA NATALIE DYKOWSKI -an . Q , ,. .eff-'J . glluf'f'xd?Q1.,1- an ,. .W vw, , ' aff.s.',.:.:'k 'je' .eta-1 - H vp ' rf H js J L.kw if 1' -7 V in Jw 34 TLT .M 5i 5 Y I D ??'f'3a,, Iwi.: Y f.T.Fk'-fiiwg M19 f ' 1. gift L Q -XI a '3I'v'? J5'E'lZi16 TfZ3'5 i.x V'l 99 Q-fi-few ,fa ..R'rkW4 5 3kkMlQSWi' ,- M gay. i l:,..Q,x.i LM. ,ax MTW., Q.-t5?:v3j., ry :Y . iii .V -1 V .V A., V - ?f.i ?f 4 7.-H fi 3-..'1'W'f?.a. ,MNT 7:....:QEw .0SHig !Q-Suv. . 1.15 max Cheerleaders And Twirlers Debra Strmiska Carolyn Selucky Lorna Shirocky Cheerleader Head Cheerleader Cheerleader Junior Senior S6l'1i0l' Natalie Dykowski Becky White Diane Kotrla Cheerleader Mascot Cheerleader Sophomore Senior Patricia Michalik Joanne Naizer Paula Martinets Twirler Drum Major Twirler Junior Junior Senior Clement, I . Ellis, Brosch, D. Hyzak, vera, S. Arellano, Supak, I. Repa, L. bec, G. Stevenson, well, R. White, R. ky, D. Labaj. Future Homemakers Of America lst ROW: C. Stefek, D, Kerlin, D. Bohac, L. Shirocky, R. Martine, D. Kotrla, J. Cavanaugh, E. Naizer, C. Selucky, N. Dykowski, D. Vrana, J. Kotrla, S. Scott, Mrs. Sliger. 2nd ROW: P. Vrana, J. Brown, K. L, Drozd, R. Hajda, P. Kurtin, M. Cervenka, M. Maresh, B. Kubacak, T. Rivera, R, S. Ross. 3rd ROW: D. Roznovsky, P. Martinets, J. Naizer, F. Darden, C. Razo, Y. Ri- S. Machu, K, Jezisek, P. Blaha, M. Cavanaugh, J. Vitek, E. Hernandez. 4th ROW: P. Maresh, G. Mayer, A. Pedroza, S, Horak, J. Hyzak, J. Dlouhy, T. Mayberry, M. Goru- S. Garner, P. Fails, A. Reese. 5th ROW: T. White, D. Strrniska, P. Michalik, R. Cald White, T. Ross, D. Kerlin, P. Williams, B. Repa, N. Strmiska, P. Williams, N. Rozac- ,NRE HUMEMAK AMERICA S FHA Officers SEATED: Natalie Dykowski - 5th V.P.g Carolyn Selucky - 3rd V. P.: Eileen Naizer - lst V. P. : Diane Kotrla - President: Rosanne Mar- tine - 2nd V. P. 5 Lorna Shirocky - 4th V. P, STANDING: Susan Scott Pianist: Carolyn Stefek - S.C. Rep- resentative: Donna Bohac - Secre- tary: Janie Kotrla - Historian: De- borah Vrana - Treasurer: Donna Kerlin - Parliamentariang Mrs. Sli- ger - Sponsor. 1 . f -4 1 .mf . . Q . , P M V, ' H K A lr' M ' ' 'J '37, , ,TQ , , v W , , T - , , 5 f 1 is 5 ek e Future Farmers .Of America lst ROW: R. Dubec, R. Knapek, F. Hajda, P. Pekar, P. Martine, D. Martinka, A. Cervenka, N. Konarik. 2nd ROW: F. Nunnery, D. Williams, S. Strmiska, D. Martinka, K. Naizer, E. Repa, G. Shirocky, M. Dlou- hy, T. Tidwell. 3rd ROW: A. Lucky, R. Maresh, J. Harris, G. Hajda, A. Martinka, G. Preusse, B. Reese, M. Filla, M. Gorubec, G. Strmiska. 4th ROW: J. Horak, P. Wolf, G. Beard, K. Iezisek, I. Cavanaugh, J. Martinka, L. Martinka, M. Pausewang, J. Pekar, K. Kerlin. .5-'iz f K F- , f-', . K Y' . - . , 1 .:. S , A .3 . V H A V YL lst ROW: Milton Filla - V. Pres James Pekar - Pres. Michael Go Martinka - Treas Michael Pause wang Sec Alfred Cervenka a 'Q ' V .,, rubec - Sentinel. 2nd ROW: Dave is Q . . - ,,. I . s ' Rep. ? FF A Off1eers P ' 'i'i il ., , v il Building Trades lst ROW: M. David, R, Maresh, M. Dlouhy, Mr. House, E. Repa, L. Cmerek, B. Cervenka, M. Janak, 2nd ROW: A. Martinka, J. Hernandez, P. Wolf, G. Preusse, L, Kubacak, G. Polasek, S, Brosch, F. Lopez, L, Mazoch, K. Kerlin. 3rd ROW: G, Iarosek, E. Mathews, L. Ross, H. Trejo, M, Jimmerson, M. Sanders, L. Fields, J, Parker, R. Bartosh. if , K T . gf? s f ' 7 ':d 'if ' r ikyb . , 4 K r f '--A Q R Office Workers SEATED: Joanne Naizer, Mr. McClure - Principal. STANDING: Paula Martinets, Pat Bohac, Donna Bohac, Carolyn Selucky, Theresa Mayberry, Katherine Clement, Patsy Supak, Pat Vrana, Susan Scott, Georgia Stevenson, Nina Rozacky. N ll Zee. f ,S District U.I.L. Contestants 1stROW: D. Strmiska, M, Cavanaugh, T. Rivera, S. Scott, B. Williams, D. Bohac, R. Hajda, P, Kurtin, P. Supak. 2nd ROW: D. Vrana, M. Maresh, D. Kotrla, J. Vitek, K. Clement, M, Davis, L, Michalik, A-4 3rd ROW: G. Naizer, R, Maresh, R. Rister, K. Roazacky, S. Strmiska, I. Sheridan, P. Pekar, T. Stevenson. S 1119 REGIONAL: Teresa Rivera, Katherine Clement, Debra Strrniska, STATE: Katherine Clement, Mike David, Leslie Michalik, Robert Rister, N.P.: James Cavanaugh. Robert Rister. S n a rld of grief and pain flower bloom eve 'L then . . . 1 I K w xx Z UQ FAVORITE ak - W Mr. G.H.S Mike Martine First Runners-Up FRANKLIN HAIDA ROSEMARY CALDWELL Second Runners-Up MIKE GORUB EC PAMELA WILLIAMS The 1973 Annual Preview was held on February 10 in the high school auditorium The theme was Be My Valentine in that that day was soon approaching, Most Beautiful and Most Handsome were selected. Contestants for Most Beautiful were: Lorna Shirocky, Susan Scott, Donna Bohac, Rosemary Caldwell, Mary Cavanaugh, Natalie Dykowski, Denise Kerlin, and Pamela Williams, Most Handsome contes- tants were: James Cavanaugh, Mike Janak, Mike Gorubec, James Pekar, Franklin Hajda, Paul Pekar, Pat Martine, and Walter White, Other G.H.S, personalities were announced, Lorna Shirocky, Most Beautiful, was presented with a charm and james Pekar, Most Handsome, was presented with a key chain by Mistress of Cere- monies, Diane Kotrla, Thlrd Runners Up JAMES CAVA NA UGH NA TA LIE DYKOWS KI Lady-in-Waiting Regina White Her Escort - Mike David l Runners-Up Lady-in- Waiting - Katherine Clement Her Escort - James Cavanaugh Junior Class: Rosanne Martine Mike Gorubec 8th Grade: Fran Novatny Gary Carpenter 5th Grade: Romona Trejo Cottie Sims The Royal Court 1 if Freshman Class: Pamela Williams Patrick Martine Sophomore Class: Natalie Dykowski Gregory Shirocky 6th Grade: Carla Caldwell James Fails ith Grade: Janice Caldwell Duane White 4th Grade: 3rd Grade: Brenda Filla Tina Martine Terry Loessin John White The Annual Staff sponsored the 1973 Annual Coronation on Saturday, October 14. The theme was Ro- mance in Venice, and boats and colored lights were used to carry out the theme. 2nd Grade: Sylvia Perez Daniel Perez Crown Bearers: Franchrista Goods Melvin Cobbs N, - lst Grade: Kindergarten: Becky White Rosie Blane John Williams Tim Lemear Train Bearers: Ushers: Sylvestor Brosch, Donna Cathy Johnson Bohac, Judy Hyzak, Milton Filla Marcus Williams Pianist: R. Hajda, Buglist: B. BLACK SL WHITE - The group Members of several skits per- Williams, M.C. : E. Naizer, sang for entertainment at the formed for entertainment for the P,M,: M, Sanders coronation. coronation. Homecoming Queen Donna Kerlin Donna Kerlin, a Junior, was pre- sented with a bouquet of white car- nations honoring her as 1972 Home- coming Queen. She was presented by Greg Naizer, Student Council President, during half-time festivi- ties at the Homecoming game on October 6. Each class elects one girl as their candidate for Homecoming Queen and then the entire student body elects its queen. Candidates were: Senior - Theresa Mayberryg Junior - Donna Kerling Sophomore - Debra Labajg and Freshman - Denise Ker- lin. Theresa Mayberry, senior can- didate was presented as Grand Duch- CSS. Theresa Mayberry Debra Labaj Denise Kei-lm Senior Sophomore Freshman Carolyn is presented with a spray of gold mums and with a kiss from Mike 'Dlouhy. Football Sweetheart Carolyn Selucky Carolyn Selucky was presented as Football Sweetheart at the last home football game. She was pre- sented with a spray of gold mums by the Football Captains that night: Mike Dlouhy and Mike David, Carolyn is a Senior and is Head Cheerleader, She's always there behind our great team and puts her whole heart into her yells. She keeps the spirit going cause she knows her team is the best and they can win with a little help, She is also active in many other activities of the school. This year, each member of the team nominated whoever they wanted for their Sweetheart and the girl with the most votes won. Band Sweetheart Susan Scott Susan Scott, a Band Senior, was elected Band Sweetheart by the great G. H. S. Band. Nominees were all the Senior girls. Susan was presented with a spray of yellow mums on our last home football game by Joanne Naizer, Drum Major, Susan has been in the band for 6 years and plays the saxaphone. She has received many medals and honors for our band and she was an all district band member her Junior year, The band is proud of her and she deserves this honor. Nominees were: from left - Patsy Supak, Diane Kotrla, Susan Scott, Judy Vitek, Katherine Cle- ment, and Paula Martinets. ! ' ' Sweetheart Mary Cavanaugh Mary Cavanaugh was chosen by the Granger Chapter of the Future Farmers of America to be their 1972-73 F.F.A. Sweetheart. Mary was presented with a bouquet of gold mums by F. F.A. President, James Pekar, at the Annual Coro- nation. Mary, a sophomore, is active in all school activities. As F. F.A. Sweetheart, she attends livestock shows and will represent the local chapter in competition for District, Area, and State E'.F,A. Sweet- heart. Other nominees this year were: Katherine Clement, Lorna Shirocky and Debra Strmiska. Katherine Clement Lorna Shirocky Debra Strmiska F.H.A. Beau James Cavanaugh James Cavanaugh was elected by the Granger Chapter of the Future Homem akers of America to be their 1972-'73 F.H.A. Beau. He was presented with a key chain at the Annual Coronation by F. H.A. President, Diane Kotrla. The F.H.A. Beau attends the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet as a special guest. James was pre- sented with a shirt and tie at the Mother-Daughter Banquet on Feb- ruary 17. James is a Senior and is active in all activities ofG.H.S. The only other nominee this year was Mike Dlouhy. MIKE DLOUHY Senior Pep Squad Beau Lewis Fields Lewis Fields was named Pep Squad Beau at the last home foot- ball game, He was elected by the Grangerettes and was presented with a gift by Grangerette President Shirley Ross. Lewis is a Senior and is a mem- ber of that Mighty Lion Football Team, He plays the position of halfback and was named on the second team All-District Football Team, Other nominees were Kenneth Kerlin and Bobby Cervenka. They are both seniors. Left: BOBBY CERVENKA S enior Right. KENNETH KERLIN Senior Most Popular DEBRA STRMISKA MIKE IANAK G.H.S. F riendliest ALICE PEDROZA MIKE IANAK Most Dependable PAT VRANA RAYMOND MARESH Best Dressed DEBRA STRMISKA MARVIN IIMMERSON Personalities Wittiest DONNA KERLIN LARRY KUBACAK The G.H.S. Personalities are selected in different ways. Most Popular, Friendliest, Best Dressed, and Wittiest are elected by the student body. Most Dependable is selected from the Senior Class by the faculty. These personalities are an- nounced at the Annual Preview each year, It was held on February 10 this year, Girls' State Debra Strmiska 5? 'is ' Boys' State Mike Gorubec oil?-273 559 6? ADMINISTRATION , s the long night the sound of Water says what I think l no U 0 0' 0 0 0 5343 p gh . Oo b . Q ff iw dflfis I VKVWQSX A LJ an was HL I ,L I Superintendent HERBERT L, SIDES Mr. Sides has served the Granger school system for fourteen years and has done many wonderful things for it. He is always there when there's a problem, He knows there's a solution to every problem, and he finds it, He wants everybody to get the best education possible, and we think he has done a great job. Mr, Sides wants our school to be one which we can have great pride in. Thanks to you, Mr, Sides, it is one that we think could not be beat. --,,,Vkk School Board 1973 School Board: I ' SEATED: DAN GAIDA Q J. D. SHIROCKY BENNIE BARTOSH JAMES CAVANAUGH III STANDING: HERBERT SIDES B. B. BROOKSHIRE HENRY ROZACKY GILBERT STRMISKA PRINCIPALS IOHN MCLERRAN - Counselor EDWARD MICHALIK ' Jr. High WILLIAM MCCLURE - Sr. High JOYCE WHITE - Elementary OPPOSITE: HIGH SCHOOL SANDRA SCHAUER - Commercial, English II WILLIAM MCCLURE - English III MARY SCOTT - English I and IV, Spanish I and Il BELOW LEFT: COACHES PERCY TIDWELL - Health, Girls' P.E, , Driver's Educa tion, Economics WAYNE SCHROEDER - Assistant Football Coach, Bas- ketball Coach JAMES DUNCAN - Football Coach, Track Coach, Government, History EDWARD MICHALIK ' Ir. High Coach BELOW RIGHT: SECRETARIES VIRGINIA MICHALIK - Bookkeeper MARGARET VRANA - Secretary, Bookkeeper o A ag it A 1. 1, '? HIGH SCHOOL: ROSEMARY RISTER - Science, Speech MARGIE SLIGFZR - Homemaking WAYNE SCHROEDER - Coach, Math, Histo KAREN CORY - Math MARTIN GOODMAN - Elementary Music, Band JUNIOR HIGH: KAREN GOODMAN - Art, Language Arts KATHY NELSON - Remedial Reading, Reading, Spelling MARTHA CERVENKA Science, Speech RUTH DUNCAN - P. E. , Social Studies EDWARD MICHA LIK - Math, Coach ELEMENTARY: IRENE CLEMENT - Fourth Grade AGNES SIDES - Second Grade WA LTA BROOKSHIRE Third Grade JOYCE WHITE - First Grade LEFT: LINDA HALL - Teacher s Aide OPPOSITE: HIGH SCHOOL JEFFERSON HOUSE - Building Trades EVERETT CLEMENT - Vocational Agriculture HARVEY CAVINESS - CVAE Program BELOW: EARLY CHILDHOOD IRIS JOHNSON - Teacher's Aide JAN MARTIN - Early Childhood LINDA McDONALD - Early Childhood SANDRA CUMMING - Early Childhood RESOURCE TEACHERS: PHYLLIS McBRIDE - Resource SUSAN WIZWELL - Resource BETTY PORTER - Resource AMY LIMMER - Resource KAY McALlSTER - Resource, High School English, History ETHEL FORTSON - Resource OPPOSITE: TEACHER'S AIDES DOROTHY DROZD - Librarian MILDRED MICHALIK - Teacher's Aide IVY TITTLE - Teacher's Aide IRIS JOHNSON - Teacher's Aide BELOW: CAROL KYSER - Teacher 's Aide '1 MIDDLE RIGHT: LUNCHROOM COOKS ELSIE SPINN MATILDA ROZACKY MARTHA ZRUBEK OPPOSITE: CUS TODIAN EMIL VITEK 'uni' X SENIORS 1. 5 1 K I x X x E RN 13 M L V A Mb 5 N M 7 .. .gy + 43 W 44 Nl. f-., ak fi silknt flowfarsf f ' s e also 1 ' I X X p I 'XA X, t 'Y that obgiedi wut ear ithi ,Q ' . I ,f ' M f , 4 ff 'X 4 Class f 73,' fficers President: Mike David Vice-President: Diane Kotrla Secretary: Theresa Mayberry Treasurer: Katherine Clement Reporter: Mike Martine Parliamentarianz Mike Janak Student Council Representatives: Regina White Bobby Cervenka SHARON BATLA PATRICIA BLAHA PAT BOHAC PEGGY BROSCH TIMOTHY CARLSON JAMES CAVANAUGH Xp' BOBBY CERVENKA KATHERINE CLEMENT LYNN CMEREK MIKE DAVID S A x f ' ' lf. W LW' x..-Qx, 7 2'm' ' ' 11' bftf' NOT SHOWN LEWIS FIELDS MIKE DLOUHY HMMIE ELLIS MIKE JANAK KATHERINE IEZISEK E moto ' Nov Avnuuns KENNETH KERLIN DIANE KOTRLA BARBARA KUBACAK FREDDY LOPEZ SHARON MACHU LILLIAN MARESH r RAYMOND MARESH MIKE MARTINE PAULA MARTINETS ALAN MARTINKA THERESA MAYBERRY GLADYS MAYER EIIEEN NAIZER GREGORY NAIZER JACKIE PARKER ALICE PEDROZA EDWIN REPA ROBERT RISTER in-M TERESA RIVERA LARRY ROSS MIKE SANDERS SUSAN SCOTT CAROLYN SELUCKY JAMES SHERIDAN LORNA SI-IIROCKY CAROLYN STEFEK PATSY SUPAK HERMAN TREJO JUDY VITEK PATRICIA VRANA CYNTHIA EVERAGE REGINA WHITE ERROLL MATTHEWS Senior SHARON BATLA: FHA 1,25 Basketball 1-3 PATRICIA BLAHA: FHA 1-45 Annual staff 1-45 Assistant Editor 45 Pep Squad 1-3 PAT BOHAC: FHA 15 Volleyball 15 Pep Squad 1 PEGGY BROSCH: FHA 1-4 TIMOTHY CARLSON: FFA 1-45 Paper Staff 45 Lone Star Farmer5 City Official 2,3 JAMES CAVANAUGH: FFA 1-45 UIL Tennis 1,3,45 Poetry 3,45 Class Officer 15 Paper Staff 25 Band 15 G-Club 2-45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 25 Most Handsome Nominee 2,45 King Nominee 45 FHA Beau 4 BOBBY CERVENKA: Student Council 45 Class Officer 45 FFA 1,25 G-Club 3,45 Football 1-4: A11DiSI1'iCI 3.4: All-Centex 45PTrack 1,2,45 Volleyball 45 Tennis 4 KATHERINE CLEMENT: UIL Science 2-45 Ready Writing 15 Number Sense 1,25 Student Council 2-45 Class Officer 1,3,45 FHA 1-45 Paper Staff 45 Band 1-45 Outstanding 1,25 Tennis 1-45 National Merit Scholar 45 Most Beautiful Nominee 2,3: Salutatorian 45 Queen Nominee 4 LYNN CMEREK: FFA 15 G-Club 45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-3 MIKE DAVID: UIL Typing 35 Tennis 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Class Officer 1,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Paper Staff 45 G-Club 3,45 Football 1-45 King Nominee 45 Coronation Duke 2 MIKE DLOUHY: FFA 1-4: G-Club 2-45 Football 1-45 Basketball 15 Track 1-45 Volley- ball 1-4 JIMMIE ELLIS: FHA 1-45 G-Club 3,45 Basketball 1-45 Track 35 Volleyball 1-35 Pep Squad 1-4 CYNTHIA EVERAGE: FHA 1-35 G-Club 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 3,45 Volleyball 15 Tennis 3, 4 LEWIS FIELDS: FFA 1-45 G-Club 3,45 Football 1-45 All District 45 Track 1-35 Pep Squad Beau 4 MIKE JANAK: Class Officer 2-45 Annual Staff 25 G-Club 2-45 Football 1-4: All District 45 Basketball 1-45 All District 45 Track 1-35 Volleyball 1-45 Most Popular 2.45 Friendliest 2-45 Most Handsome Nominee 1-45 Pep Squad Beau 3 GREGORY IAROSEK: FFA 1,2 KATHY IEZISEK: FHA 1-4: Pep Squad 2,3 KENNETH KERLIN: FFA l-45 G-Club 45 Football 1-45 Basketball 25 Track 15 Tennis 4 DIANE KOTRLA: UIL Band 45 One Act Play 35 Student Council 1.3, 45 Class Officer 1-45 Fl-IA 1-45 Officer 35 President 45 Annual Staff 1-45 Business Manager 35 Editor 45 Paper Staff 45 Band 1-45 G-Club 45 Outstanding 35 Most Beautiful Nominee 35 Cheerleader 45 Coronation Princess 35 Coronation Queen 45 Office Worker 15 City Official 2,35 Miss GHS Nominee 4 BARBARA KUBACAK: FHA 1-4 FREDDY LOPEZ SHARON MACHU: FHA 1-45 Pep Squad 2,3 LILLIAN MARESH: FHA 1-45 Volleyball 1,25 Pep Squad 1 RAYMOND MARBH: UIL Band 2-45 FFA 1-45 Band 1-45 Most Dependable MIKE MARTINE: UIL Speech 45 Student Council 3,45 Class Officer 2-45 FFA 1,25 Paper Staff 45 G-Club 3,45 Football 1-45 A1lDistrict 45 Basketball 3,45 Track 1-35 Volleyball 45 Mr. GHS 4 PAULA MARTINETS: Student Council 45 FHA 1-45 Band 1-45 Twirler 4 ALAN MARTINKA: FFA 1-4 ERROL MATTHEWS: G-Club 2-45 Football 1-45 Basketball l-45 Track 1-4 THERESA MAYBERRY: UIL Spelling l-45 Class Officer 45 FHA 1-35 Pep Squad 1-45 Office Worker 4 . GLADYS MAYER: FHA 1-45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 15 Pep Squad 1,2 EILEEN NAIZER: UIL Shorthand 45 Class Officer 25 FHA 1-45 Officer 2-45 Annual Stafff 2-45 Assistant Editor 45 Paper Staff 25 Coronation Duchess 15 Most Beautiful Nominee 25 Girls' State 35 Pep Squad 1-4 GREG NAIZER: UIL Speech 3,45 Student Council 2-45 President 45 Class Officer 25 Paper Staff 25 G-Club 3,45 Football 1-45 All District 45 All Centex 45 Boys' State 3 ALICE PEDROZA: FHA 1-45 Paper Staff 2-45 Volleyball 2-45 Friendliest 4 EDWIN REPA: UIL Tennis 3,45 FFA 1-45 G-Club 2-45 Football l-45 All District 3,45 Track 1-45 Volleyball 4 ROBERT RISTER: UIL Science 1-45 Number Sense 1,25 Slide Rule 15 Poetry lnterp, 2, 45 Paper Staff 2-45 Editor 45 Band 1-45 Outstanding 1,2545 UIL Band 1-45 Valedictorian5 2nd State in Editorials QILPCJQ UIL State lst and 2nd in Editorials5 National Merit Commenda- tion: Betty Crocker Homemaker: Outstanding Teenager of America TERESA RIVERA: UIL Shorthand District and Regional 45 FHA 1-4 LARRY ROSS: FFA 15 Football 15 Basketball 2-4 MIKE SANDERS: UIL One Act Play 35 Best Actor 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Paper Staff 3, 45 G- Club 45 Football l, 3, 45 Basketball 1,35 Most Handsome Nominee 1,25 Most Handsome 35 Best Dressed 3 SUSAN SCOTT: UIL Band 3,45 Typing fDist, and Reg.J 35 FHA 1-45 Officer 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Band 1-45 Band Sweetheart 45 Most Beautiful Nominee 45 Outstanding 4 CAROLYN SELUCKY: Class Officer 1-35 FHA 1-45 Officer 3,45 G-Club 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1-45 Track 35 Homecoming Duchess 15 Most Beautiful Nominee 15 Most Popular 25 Friendliest 35 Football Sweetheart 45 Miss GHS 45 Cheerleader 2-45 Head 4 JAMES SHERIDAN: UIL Ready Writing 45 Paper Staff 45 3rd State in Feature Article: Who's Who in American High School Students 4 LORNA SHIROCKY: Student Council 35 Class Officer 35 FHA 1-45 Officer 3,45 Paper Staff 45 G-Club 3,45 Most Beautiful 45 Cheerleader 3,4 CAROLYN STEFEK: Student Council 45 FHA 1-45 Officer 3,45 G-Club 45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1 -4 PATSY SUPAK: UIL Debate 25 Science 2, 35 Number Sense 1,25 One-Act Play 35 Ready Writing 45 Shorthand 45 Student Council 45 FHA 1-45 Paper Staff 3,45 Assistant Editor 45 Band 1-4 HERMAN TREJO: UIL Tennis l,2,45 Paper Staff 3,45 G-Club 45 Football 1-35 Basketball 2-45 Track 1 JUDY VITEK: UIL Typing 35 Band 45 FHA 1-45 Band 1-4 PAT VRANA: Student Council 45 Class Officer 45 FHA 1-45 Paper Staff 3,45 G-Club 45 Basketball 2-45 Track 3,45 Volleyball 1-45 Most Dependable 45 Miss GHS Nominee 45 Office Worker 4 REGINA WHITE: UIL Tennis 3,45 Student Council 45 Class Officer 45 FHA 1-45 G-Club 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 35 Volleyball 1-45 Most Beautiful Nominee 15 Homecoming Queen 35 Coronation Queen Nominee 4: Pep Squad 1-4 Senior Class f 'c73 lst ROW: T. Rivera, T. Mayberry, R. Rister, K. Clement, S. Scott, M, Dlouhy. 2nd ROW: R. Supak, P, Bohac, B. Kubacak, I. Ellis, R. White, C. Selucky, L, Shirocky, M, Janak. 3rd ROW: P. Blaha, K, Jezisek S. Machu, P. Brosch, E. Naizer, K, Kerlin, A, Pedroza, B. Cervenka. 4th ROW: M. David. I. Vitek, P. Martinets, S. Batla, D. Kotrla, C, Stefek, L. Maresh, P. Vrana, G, Mayer, C. Everage, L, Cmerek, 5th ROW: T. Carlson, L. Ross, E. Mathews, M. Martine, H. Trejo, G. Naizer, I. Sheridan, M. Sanders, L, Fields, R, Maresh, E. Repa, J, Cavanaugh. NOT PICTURED: A. Martinka, G. Iarosek, F. Lopez, ROBERT RISTER - Valedictorian KATHERINE CLEMENT - Salutatorian HONOR STUDENTS: Patricia Supak, Patricia Vrana, Eileen Naizer, Gregory Naizer, Diane Kotrla, James Sheridan, CLASS MOTTO: You are yesterday, I am today: let us join to make tomorrow. CLASS COLORS: Yellor and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS SONG: I'd Like to Teach The World To Sing who is it that is awa e 5 tfll W.Kwyf,fq4ffJw1f: cold ram at mgdm PPI!! me ?? gg ,,.-V 'f' I., 'IMP !H' gy, , 1. 5 WWI , i ,I-., i U ,li.p'41,, . : .'1i.,1 ' ' 4 3'-I I' rf1lllHHfj!4y..,l ' ,, W ' ' 1 If , ' , i' - ' f sqm, I V ,Q f ff: 'J all H I'Ii l 4 1 1 , I . W5 W if ll: r' I - 1 U , ' r , JPY H ff' , I , I , j I4 V I, K 1 I. I' If . ::i QQ' f V1 1,1 ' A . HW ! CLASSES lj' dj . If Class f 4 fficers President: Mike Gorubec Reporter: Joy Dlouhy Vioe -President: Donna Kerlin Student Council Secretary: Sue Horak Representatives: Treasurer: Debra Strmiska Patricia Michalik CNPJ Kim Rozacky xl ,I Class f 75', fficers President: Dave Martinka Parliarnentarian: Paul Pekar Vice-President: Kenneth Jesizek Reporter: Deborah Vrana Secretary: Franklin Hajda S.C. Representatives: Treasurer: Natalie Dykowski Leslie Michalik Mary Cavanaugh Class fc' Officers President: Fred Nunnery Parliamentarianz Walter White Vice-President: Pattie Fails S. C. Representatives: Secretary: Phyllis Kurtin Rosanne Hajda Treasurer: Pamela Williams Patrick Martine Junior Class Randy Bartosh George Beard Donna Bohac Sylvester Brosch Janet Brown Rosemary Caldwell Alfred Cervenka Joy Dlouhy Milton Fi11a PHOTO Not Available Sirrwliette Garner Alfred Gordon Michael Gorubec Monica Gorubec Mark Hajda John Hamons Juan Hernandez Sue Horak Judy Hyzak Marvin Jimmerson Donna Kerlin Sylvester Luna Norman Konarik Janie Kotrla Larry Kubacak Rosanne Martine James Martinka Larry Martrnxa Larry Mazoch Patricia Michalik Stephanie Milder Joanne Naizer James Pekar Gilbert Polasek Garry Preusw Shirley Ross Kim Rozacky No Hush AVMLAILE Doris Roznovsky Albert Stevenson Georgia Stevenson 5 Qi Debra Strmiska Terry Tidwell Betty Williams Sophomore Class Sofia Arellano Mary Cavanaugh Linda Drozd oo! be ., 1135? A 3 fe,r 5'l PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 3 Natalie Dykowski Andrew Gadison Bob Goforth Xxx A Aiijnx PHOTO NOT AVAILAILE Dorothy Goforth Franklin Hajda Gary Hajda Mark Hamons Debbie Hyzak Kenneth Jezisek Leslie Kaderka Debra Labaj Abelardo Lopez Alvin Lucky Mary Maresh Dave Martinka Leslie Michalik Mark Milder Michael Pausewang Paul Pekar Cecilia Razo Lee Reese Jeanette Repa Yolanda Rivera Nina Rozacky 'xr I Wilbert Scott Gregory Shirocky Gregory Strmiska Freshman Class Monica Cervenka Nellie Cummings Florence Darden as? lr: 1 ii NOT ' SHOWN N r ,il J - Wd ' -4.1 N-1 Raymond Dubec Pattie Fails ' Km 1 4 WR PHOTO Noi Available Mike Gasw int David Gordon Rosanne Hajda Esther Hernandez John Horak Lester Jones Raymond Knapek Phyllis Kurtin Denise Kerlin X Lynn Lucky 5 x Anna Machicek Patrick Martine Dennis Martinka Kenneth Naizer Fred Nunnery Randy Pedroza Annie Reese Billy Reese Bernadette Repa Rafael Rivera Texana Ross Tommy Stevenson fill, Nadine Strmiska Steve Strmiska Mario Villarreal Rita White Walter Whiue David Williams Horace Williams Pamela :Inn Williams Pamela Joyce Williams I I a Ina. , xl I -IGH' ' A A W yoga . A ' . .9 ' -af5 LEM WT all 9 e N jg H C53 , g MQ QQ. ' ff l if .ggi if ' k..4..1-1 V 1 g. . M- L Ubi-ih, how glorious! the young leaves, the green leaxfee n glittering in the sunshine l W ga' hwlzsgf 1 F , Q f - QT. . f 1w,. GQ 5 L Eighth Grade ln ROW: Mrs. Porter qTeacherJ, G. Filla, S. Pustejousky, R. Villarreal, J. Strmiska. 2nd ROW: T. Tid- well, B. Thomas, G. Carpenter, H. L. Marx, A. Kaderka, D. Machu, B. Gasweint. BACK ROW: M. Ris- ter, F. Milder, I. Labaj, D. Marshall, M. Milder, Mrs. Cervenka fTeacherJ. lx if L.. '1 1 ,. 'Wx Seventh Grade lst ROW: F. Garcia, M. Gammage, R. Darden, R. Wilson, D, Williams. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Goodman fTeach- erj, N. Darden, I. Caldwell, C. White, P. Trejo, G. Pavel, J. Caldwell, Mrs. Wiswell fTeacherJ. 3rd ROW: R. Sims, T. Tidwell, G. Sims, T. White, W. Fitzgerald, F. Rodriquez, T. Ross, L. Williams. 4th ROW: H. Scott, F. Blane, L. Gonzales, E. Chambers, A. Blane, D. White, B. Zrubek, N. P.: I. Hill, N. Reese. 'L ', :4. 215355: ' 5 X masse: ir' J -W'.,4 Sixth Grade 1st ROW: Mrs, Duncan fTeacherj, C. Caldwell, C. Filla, J. Hajda, I. Hernandez, W. Fields. 2nd ROW: W. Hardy, K. Cavanaugh, J. Fails, B. Zrubek, J. Marshall. STANDING: C. Caldwell, A. Martin, T. Milder, E. Marshall, M. Sanders, C. Blane, R. Strmiska, D, Poole, G. Gaswint, I. Hill, L. Williams, C. Stevens. Fifth Grade lst ROW: P. Marshall, R. Trejo, M. Crider, K. Remmert, E. Adamek, D. Kaderka, S. Machu, T. Stevens, E. Trejo, D, Trevina. 2nd ROW: J. Williams, C. Hamons, B. Caldwell, C. Isabel, D. Starling, R. Fields, A. Fields. LAST ROW: M. Hernandez, A. Chambers, D. Demps, Mrs. Nelson qTeacherJ, E. Hardy, H. Ka- derka, J. Hajda, D. Pavel, D. Navarrette, Mr. Caviness fTeacherJ, C. Sims. Fourth Grade lst ROW: T. Loessin, C. Martinez, S. Marx, E. Lopez, K. Poole. 2nd ROW: K. Cavanaugh, R. Labaj, surf-rw B. Filla, C. Milder, S. Delgado. 3rd ROW: D. Marburger, P. Trevino, D. McCaw1ey, K. Starling, L. Fitz- gerald, R. Johnson. 4th ROW: F. Fitzgerald, O. Scott, J. Stevenson, R. White, B. Pavel, D. Fields, A. James. 5th ROW: V. Hill, Mrs. Clement fTeacherJ. . liffifif s .ff R ' Thrrd Grade 1st ROW: T. Martine, R. Strmiska, T. Fisher, E. Fields, D. Stevens, P. White. 2nd ROW: S. Marx, R. Flores, C. Remmert, M. Milder, S. Ray, A. Luna, K. Goods. BACK ROW: Mrs. Brookshire fTeacherJ, E. Martinez, K. Marak, H. Johnson, G. Stevenson, R. Hernandez, C. Passeman, J. Trevino, I. White, A. Ba- ker. Second Grade lst ROW: G. Caldwell, B. Flores, L. Trevino, S. Perez. 2nd ROW: A. Pasemann, B. Fields, D. Pittman, L. Flores, E. Skrhak. 3rd ROW: D. Perez, N. Fitzgerald, A. Gammage, D. Poole, B. Martine. 4th ROW S. Franklin, J. Trevino, S. McFarland, T. Adams, V. Baker, I. Dorn. BACK ROW: Mrs. Sides fTeacherj V. Novotny, P. Gonzales, D. Marburger, H. Marshall, L. Scott, Mrs. Fortson CResource Teacherj. F 1rst Grade lst ROW: S. Marx, N. Kaderka, J. Ramirez, O. Scott, A. Gaswint, B. White, C. Stevenson, E. Cobbs. 2nd ROW: Mrs. White fTeacherJ. I. Fitzgerald, Miss McBride fResource Teacherj, S. Martinez, R. Scott, D. Milder, P. James. NOT PICTURED: J. Dooley, D. Trevino, C. Olsen, D. Bartosh. Q Early Childhood lst ROW: E. Acosta, S. Villaneuva, M. Skrhak, E. Lemear, J. Pedroza. 2nd ROW: C. Cobbs, T. Ramirez, R. Castro, M. Ramirez, S. White, M. Williams, D. Goods, G. Fitzgerald. 3rd ROW: R. M. Castro, B. Del- gado, D. Oviedo, J. Hill, B. Pasemann, C. Goods, K. Pavel, G. Perez, M. Cobbs, 4th ROW: Mrs. Cum- ming qTeacherJ, Mrs. McDonald qTeacherJ, M. Delgado, E. Hill, M. Scott, Y. Cobbs, T. Lemear, E. Fitz- gerald, R. Blane, Mrs. Martin fTeacherQ. NOT PICTURED: C. Lopez, C. Johnson, J. Luna. n LEFT: Santa Claus paid his yearly visit to the Early Childhood class with presents for all, but only for those who had been good. RIGHT: The cluldren in Early Childhood do all kinds of things, including making bread. Elementary Outstanding TERRY LOESIN KELLY CAVANAU GH Junior High Outstanding MARK RISTER MARY ANN MILDER ,R A ... s la-iw E 2 f 1: 1 anis A F Junior High District Champions 1972-73 FRONT ROW: Steve Pustejovsky, Gary Filla, Douglas Williams, Mike Gammage, Paul Trejo, John Strmiska, Nathaniel Darden, Raymond Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Darden QMgr.J, George Sims, Timmie Tidwell, Troy White, Freddie Blaine, Dewayne White, Roy Sims. BACK ROW: Coach Michalik, Houston Scott, Gary Carpenter, Mark Rister, Johnnie Labaj, Louis Gonzales, Artie Blaine, Mr. Woodward. GAME SCORES Cub's score will appear first. Taylor Clthlz 12-O Thorndale: 12-0 Lexington: 24-0 Pflugerville: 14-0 , Rogers: 16-8 Thi-all: 14-8 Manor: 22-22 Congratulations Cub ! H- J . H' h Gir1's Basketball FIRST ROW: Janet Caldwell, Cynthia White, Debra Machu, Dora Marshall, Albina Kaderka, Nellie Reese, ' ' ' B da Zrubek Tina Tidwell, Flora Milder, Mary Ann Caldwell SECOND ROW: Laurie Williams, ren , Janice . Milder, Bernice Gaswint, and Coach Tidwell. Q2 H' h Bo is Basketball Jr. 1 g y FIRST ROW: Michael Gammage, Robert Darden, Steve Pustejovsky, Paul Trejo, Douglas Williams, Houston Scott. SECOND ROW: Ramon Villareal, John Strmiska, Timmie Tidwell, Gary Filla, Raymond Wilson, ' ' OW: Nathaniel Darden, Artie Blane, Billy Thomas, Gary Carpenter, Fred- Coach Edward Michalrk. THIRD R die Blane, Roy Sims, and Dewayne White. -lugkg ' :L .4 . His, if-:fi so ' .W-9 Boy's Junior High rack FIRST ROW: Frank Garcia, Steve Pustejovsky, Paul Tre jo, Douglas Williams, Michael Gammage, Robert Dar- den. SECOND ROW: Coach Michalik, Nathaniel Darden, John Strmiska, Troy White, Timmie Tidwell, Roy Sims, Raymond Wilson. THIRD ROW: Houston Scott, Billy Thomas, Artie Blane, Gary Carpenter, Freddie Blane, Mark Rister. NOT PICTURED: John Labaj. g o 0 Jr. High U.I.L. Part1c1pa11ts, FIRST ROW: B. Caldwell, C. Caldwell, H. Kaderka, C. Isabel, I. Fails, K. Cavanaugh, G. Pavel, E. Mar- shall, E. Hardy, J. Hernandez, D. Martin, D. Pavel, C. Hamons, Williams, J. Hajda. SECOND ROW: M. Pope, C. Evans, G. Garcia, P. Marshall, E. Trejo, C. Caldwell, D. Poole, E. Adamak, R. Strmiska, J. Caldwell, R. Trejo, K. Remmert, D. Trevino, D. Demps, T. Evans, S. Machu. THIRD ROW: C. Filla, I. Caldwell, A. Chambers, C. White, C. Blane, T. Tidwell, B. Zrubec, M. Milder, F. Milder, J. Hajda, L. Williams, N. Reese, B. Gaswint, L. Williams. FOURTH ROW: H. L. Marx, G. Carpenter, M. Rister, J. La- baj, B. Zrubec, T. Tidwell, and T. Milder. In-'I Z- Y e evening cherry blossomsg Z, today also now belongs ,ff 67 to the past . Y egg 216ml 3 3? CQ QQ ? ' rs f Q? ADVERTISERS Granger, Texas Love Thar FIRST STATE BANK Member F.D.l.C. and Federal Reserve Sys+em PQQPY9 , kJ ME' In .I S , M-. 1 '71 l t k 859 2526 Complimenfs of GRANC-BER LICJNS CLUB KW Q F' 'K Q :- J' I f Granger Texas fel lg' if 1 TAYLOR FLORAL Lillian and T. Holms+rom, Jr. bfh and Davis 352 6369 Taylor Texas AU STI N COCA-COLA Complimenfs of GILBERT REPA PLUMBING CO. FIRST TAYLCDR NATIONAL BANK Oldest and Largest Bank in Williamson County OFFICERS Carlos G, Parker, Chairman of the Board Thomas G, Parker, President A. F. Priesmeyer, Senior Vice-President E. A, Krieg, Senior Vice-President Reuben Janke, Senior Vice President Ray E. Condra, Senior Vice President Ray Ponton, Vice-President and Cashier Carl Wernecke, Vice-President Lan'y Cervenka, Vice-President Edtih Kurtin, Asst. Cashier Mary Baldwin, Asst. Cashier Alice Schernik, Asst. Cashier Taylor DIRECTORS Harris A, Melasky A. F. Priesmeyer Mrs, A. E. Ake Carlos G. Parker Ray' E. Condra L. D, Hammack Charlie Zimmerhanzel Thomas G. Parker Martin Rodenbeck C. Dale Parker, M. D. M. Ranken Kennedy Emil A. Krieg Robert C. Hermann, M. D. Texas RAY'S AUTO AND TRACTOR SERVICE Equipmeni' Dealer Qi . 2I6 Wesi' Davilla l ,D af' Ph. 5l2-859-22lI G nger Tex Fa TY TAYLOR MEAT COMPANY CHARLIE AND VAN ZIMMERHANZEL Wholes4:ga9ar:E! sjgil Med I T H0 4D Complimenfs of KERR-BAN FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CCD, INC. P. O. Drawer 9I I 352-6387 KI3, CIRCLEVILLE STORE TOMORROW IS EARLIER THAN YOU THINK . . . Time has a way of slipping by quickly. Parlicularly when il' comes 'lo saving money for imporiani purposes, such as your chil- dren's educafion. When 'I'hey sland proudly Io receive 1'l1a1' cove+ed high school diplo- ma, whaf rhen? Where will ihe money come from for Ihe pursuil of a higher educafion? From us . . . if you s1'ar+ a regular save- for-educalion program +oday. You'll be sur- prised how only a small deposif every week . . . or Iwo weeks will blossom inlo a sizable amounf fo enable your children lo embark upon 1'he road fo a higher educarion. S+ar+ your children's save-for-educarion program wifh us Ioday, so +ha+ I'omorrow's educalion will 'lake care of ifself. ,V ' '11, i .III mg 'f I ' na' . gf Q Q . IN I ly TI I Xlff I r,3si:'mIeiivrz:.i . i ii '-'l ,nf I e 51 ,Q Q ,I Ti s 4 ! ' 1 g -I ' H, ,, , tm, . I X From grade school 'Io gradua+ion . . . for 4 I I ' W I I . I' Ihe sfudenl' a seemingly endless amounl - ' N H' 4 fl! of lime, bu+ +o 'Phe parenfs a lime fhal' is I 4 QI I passes all foo quickly. especially if fhey , .1 '-In J are noi financially prepared for 'Iheir N X 'I chiId's higher educafion. I s--- r A Cl k , if, I 9 X I , N K I' .-s I MOM FEDERAL ,gb 1, SAVINGS , S' 2, OF AUSTIN ., Hfamfvy Financial Freedom Ar The sign Of The Eagle INSURED ' t HOME OFFICE I l+h and San Jacin'I'o CAPITAL PLAZA 4, xg, ALLANDALE I Sbffizffjgfgd 'nf mv K S 5600 Burnel Road ISYS! 5+h 3, falbof sour:-1 AUSTIN ff Fron+ier-Taos ij I fl flifullvlfgllii X IIIIIIII , y Lf IIIIIIIIEIUIIII S Xl? 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DONATIONS: Bledsoe Music Co. - Ausfin Dorofhy 8: Chunky - Granger Laminafed Plasfics - Taylor Bernard Marfine - Granger Soufhern Engraving Co., Mr. Don Overall - San Marcos am 320 a month or S20 000 we treat you LION S PAW STAFF WISHES 1 if W rm SMALL mvfsroks. , THE , - i ' TO the same. YZ- Mutual funds offer a way for people of modest means to enjoy many of the same advantages that big investors enjoy. . . such as full-time money managers and professional research specialists. What's more, we have accu- mulation plans to help small investors buy mutual fund shares on an installment or contractual basis. Such plans are designed to help you set aside a certain amount of money from each paycheck. This mon- ey is used to acquire fund shares in amounts you can afford. tln some cases as little as S20 a month.D Find out more about the mutual fund approach to invest- ing. Find out how you can use an accumulation plan to get st rt d 1. a e nou , Call yourlDS man. Or,write: . HAROLD L. HEMINGSON ., .- Qualified Correlafor Financial Planning Invesfors Building 220I Norfh Lamar Ausfin, TX 78705 Phone: Office 5I2-476-68l8 Res. 5I2-465-5804 THANK ALL THE MERCHANTS WHO PURCHASED AN AD IN OUR I973 LION'S PAW! THANKS AGAIN! As we look back over the year, we remember the hall with all its noise and hurried footsteps. Now that school is out, it is filled with silence and em ptiness. The Seniors will never be part of that noise and those hurried footsteps, but many of us will come back and start a new year. We will again hear the banging of the lockers and an occasional screech from someone who got hit on the head from the locker door above them. 6 Y iz in Ni r ai N wif! 1? V, 5 2 4 gas The year ends and we leave good ole G.H.S. , the Seniors never to return for classes. For them, it means looking into the future and seeing what it holds. For the rest of the student body, it means a summer of fun and then back again . One thing is for sure: we will never forget Granger High School and our many years spent here. We will never forget the happy times with our friends, the spirit of the football games, the thrill of victory, the laughs over a joke in a classroom, the tears of defeat, and the sadness of graduation. Our School Song best sums up the way we feel toward our GREAT SCHOOL, and we wouldn't trade it for the world. Q 3 'Hmm -lglmfg Q-jo' wana Qyw, aw JW 1554 and Jfuwr. Wah Cvfanck Zbrwlawv-hd 71..,we Bw., ZB... Jw J, Jia, Jbowe M., LW, h0..,u,',,, UW Whizgf, Jef Jaw! utographs The Annual Staff wishes to thank Mr. Goodman for doing photography for our annual. We want you, Mr Goodman, to know that we sincerely appreciate your help. WUT ILM vgl' fx'-xl r ...,, h- h -J QVA A . ,. - 'fi' N- 1,- ' ' ' x Q ,' If' ' --:- ax -1 f I R g , ' - ' I 1 I ' 1 M ,. , 0 V i -L 1 I -1 Q Q l . 4 I ' ,Q ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' - 1 . ' t - J I x P W QS ' E ,J . . n f .,, 1? I ! D l O Ya I '- z, 'Q ' n ' ' ! 5 - I ,S . 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