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

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GRANITE HIGH AUDITORIUM. THE GRANITE CITY HIGH SCHOOL. FIFTEENTH COMMENCEMENT. Graduation Exercises, June Class of 1 916- Wed neaday Evening, May 31st, 8 O’clock. Processional, “The Sons of God Go Forth to War.” f Class Prayer. Salutory, with Second Honors “Dimensions of Life” Edgar Lewis Music, “The Boat Song” Senior Octette Valedictory, with First Honors, “Excelsior” Muriel Morgan Presentation of class to Board of Education W. F. Coolidge Principal, Granite High School Address to Class Dr. C. T. McCann of Alton, 111. Acceptance of Class and Awarding of Diplomas Mr. R. H. Earner .President of Board of Education Song, America By All Present PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES THE GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL. June Class of 1916. Sunday, May 28, 7:45 p. m. I. Processional, “Onward Christian Soldiers.” Doxology, “Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.” 3. Prayer. All Standing. 4. Hymn. 5. Scripture Reading. 6. Invocation. 7. Announcements and Offertory. 8. Hymn. J. Baccalaureate Sermon. Rev. J. H. Shaddrick, Neidringhaus Methodist Episcopal Church. 10. Hymn. 11. Benediction. ELEVEN

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“THE FRESHMAN” t ' HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. Tuesday, May 23, 1916, 8:15 p. m. SYNOPSIS, The class of T6 not wishing to end their High School Days with a tragedy decided to stage a pretty farce comedy which may be summed up as follows: A young man by the name of John Worden goes to college and encounters a bunch of Sophs who plan to haze him making him lay bricks. While at this unusual occupation he meets Miss Locke, the daughter of the college president, with whom he falls in love at first sight. She engages him to lay bricks at her home and tells him she hopes he will be able to enter college. While Miss Locke has an afternoon tea. Sophomore papers which Worden has succeeded in hiding are found and Worden is locked up. Miss Locke goes to the rescue and they become engaged after Miss Locke learns that Worden is a Freshman and the son of a well-known millionare. CHARACTERS. I John Worden Holland Vaughn “Picadilly” Jerome Fred Butler “Bugs” Stevens Max Bramer “Owl” Griggs Charles Watson j “Liny” McGrath Everett Holdinghaus Professor Locke William Krautheim Horace John Shaddrick Mary Locke Mildred Ryrie Judith Blair Zella Bandy Miss Porter Erma Smith j Violet Katie Williams Coach Miss Gertrude Thomas TEN

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HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. CLASS DAY PROGRAM THE GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL June Class of 1916. Wednesday, May Hist, 2.15 p. m. 1. Piano Duet.... Misses Martha Evans, Mildred Ryrie 2. Class History Carrie Kogel 3. Class Oration, “The Young Man of the Twentieth Century.” Fred Butler 4. Music, Senior Boys Quartette Messrs. Vaughn, Butler, Watson, Shaddrick 5. Class Will. Dorothy Doering 6. Class Prophecy.... Virgie Holmes 7. Music, Senior Girls Quartette Misses Ryrie, Evans, Morgan, Williams 8. Farce, “A Likely Story By W. D. Howells CAST OF CHARACTERS. Mrs. Willis Campbell Mr. Willis Campbell.. Mr. Arthur Welling... Miss Nellie Green way. Miss Margaret Rice.. Jane Dorothy Doering Everett Holdinghaus Edgar Lewis Edna Ead Mae Rhoades .Gertrude Fleishman Scene, Breakfast room in the Campbell residence. TWELVE