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

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®abic of OTontento Frontispiece 4 Dedication 5 GRANOIS Staff Picture g Editorials 9 Board of Education Faculty 14 Salutatory By Maude Bader 16 ' e Joyous Revue By Martha Cowan Win. Thomas 17 Trial by Jury 21 Athletic Association Girard Varnuni. .22 Literary By Georgia Coudy Maude Rader 27 Baccalaureate and Class Day Programs 30 Commencement Program qj ( lass History By Mary Cowan Wm. Winter 32 Staff Cartoonist Joseph R. Kelehan 35 Class Prophecy By Amos Rode 36 Officers of Senior Class 39 Members of Senior Class 40 Class Will By Fred Elmore 46 Class Play (Synopsis Cast of Characters) 48 J u n ior Section 49 Sophomore Section Freshmen Section 54 Alumni Section 55 Oration By Henry C. Deterding 58 Sophomore Girls Basket Ball Team 60 Valedictory By Hetty Pick 61 Jokes and Personals By Mary Cowan Elza Wells 63 ADVILLE 77 THE END 95

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THE GRANOIS 1914 Published by the d ASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FOURTEEN of GRANITE 1IK.II S( HOOU Editor Business Manager, H. J. Fechte. , E. J. Gaylord, Jr. Subscription Price: Fifty cents Per Book Wednesday, April Fifteenth, Nineteen Hundred Fourteen EDITORIAL STAFF: Editor-in-chief Literary, Literary, Social, Social, Athletic, Jokes and Personals, Jokes and Personals, H. J. Fechte. Georgia Coudy. Maude Rader. Martha Cowan. Wm. Thomas. Girard Varnum. Mary Cowan. Elza Wells. BOARD OF MANAGERS: Bus. and Sales Manager, E. J. Gaylord, Jr. Asst. Bus. and Sales Mgr., Claude McKean. 1 9 1 4

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To The Right AlwaysI ® b i t o r i u l s 9 : Twenty-five Dollars To Ath. Ass n;— The ( ' lass of 1914 makes no apology for the many new things it has started during its Senior Year. It makes no apology for the precedents it has established. It has been out of love for the Alma Mater that the work has been done. When the Athletic Association found that it needed money to send the Basket Ball Team to the Western Illinois Tournament, the Senior Class started the list of subscriptions with twenty-five dollar . This is the first time, we believe, in the existence of Granite City High School that a class has responded, to the call of any organization with a donation. All the honor lies in the little phrase “We started it!” i t The Why and Whereof Answered.— This book is published with the belief that it will prove a good investment, and yet the possibilities of the same from an educational standpoint have been borne in mind since its inception. Consequently in decorating the book the har- mony of the example and of the paper, ink and type has been considered. In all ways the effort has been to make the book an honor, not only to the CLASS of 1914, but also, to the printer’s art, in the hope that the various illustrations and articles shown will be suggestive and beneficial, and instill a further desire to produce only such printed things that are really worth while. Therefore, if the book is at all successful along these lines it will in some measure have served its purpose. 9