Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

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i— P=UjLGr H AND THE WO RED LFILAGH’S- W ITH YOU AND YOU ' VOELPAICNE . Freshmen Class of 1910-11 Class Officers. President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Claude McKean Girard Varnum . Henry Feclite Elmer Gaylord Members. Mildred Beal. Eura Beshears. Grace Boyer. Albert Busch. Lilly Brady. Blanche Bundy. Emma Brandes. Myrtle Cottrill. Mary Cowan. Martha Cowan. Faith Costley. Henry Deterding. Herbert Dival. Henry Fechte. Elmer Gaylord. Verna Green. Lloyd Harris. Gladys Houck. Lloyd Howe. Charles Huxel. Ruth Jones. Bessie Ibbotson. Joseph Kelahan. Edward Knobbe. Fred Kunneman. Edna Lawin. Florence Link. Wesley Lenders. Myrtle Magness. Leoti Mahoney. Ross Mathis. Claude McKean. Marguerite Michel. Cridwen Morgen. Grider Moberly. Hetty Pick. Gladys Pfroender. Clara Pressley. Golda Price. George Pordan. Wilfred Riggs. Peter Schmidt. Lester Smith. Robert Stevens. Eva Syfert. Maude Rader. Amelia Rath. Arthur Rees. Amos Rode. Beatrice Russell. Willie Thomas. Girard Varnum. Oswald Williams. Russell Wilson. BESS MILLER — “Petite, and hard to beat. '

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Social €bents Indoor Picnic and Reception WO of the most brilliant functions in the history of the class of 15)11 were the indoor picnic and the reception in honor of the class of 1910. The indoor picnic was held in the gymnasium. Much time was spent in decorating for the occasion. The gym was made to look as much like a woods as possible. Swings were hung from the branches of trees, and of course a very exciting time ensued, especially when the swings came down. A program was arranged, the special number being a piano duet by Mr. George Morrison, then a member of the faculty, and Miss Gertrude Davis, instructor of Drawing and Music. The lassies wore their ging- ham aprons and sunbonnets and the lads overalls and straw ' hats. The boys enjoyed themselves by playing leap-frog, but of course that was their privilege. A charming picnic lunch was served, soon after which everyone departed in the best of humor. The reception, which was a very formal affair, was held at the Fleischman-McX ' ary Hall, two weeks later. The decorations and re- freshments were carried out in the colors of the classes of 1910-11. A splendid program was rendered, and a most pleasant evening was spent by all. The faculty, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sullivan, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Uzzel, were chaperons. FROHARDT — “Isn’t love a grand old thing?” 2 j