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

 - Class of 1916

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Page 32 text:

GRANITE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. R. H. LARNER President. A. Robertson . W, R. Woodson, Dr. R. D. Luster, F. Howe, A. Morefield, J. Odum. Prof. L. P. Frohardt, Superintendent. Q. Mathis, Business Agent. XX THE GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL. W. F. Ooolidge, Principal. IT’S Aim: — To fit young men and women for life — whether in the shop, the office, the foundry, the home or in college. IT’S SCOPE: — All the children of all the people. COURSES: Liberal Arts Science Teachers Technical Commercial Clerical These courses include five years of Science, English, History; four years of Latin, German, Mathe- matics; two years of Pedagogy, Bookkeeping, Stenography, Typewriting, Mechanical Drawing, Wood Working, Iron Working, Cooking, Sewing; besides which there are short courses in Spelling, Penman- ship, Commercial Law, Advertising. Salesmanship. Music, etc.

Page 31 text:

w X is for Watson, and Williams you know, Soon united they’ll he, and to their wedding we go. is for excelsior, with which the Freshman’s heads are filled, Safety First Keep them from the fire o r they’ll get killed. is for Yells which spread Granite’s fame, Three cheers for Granite High, all hail to its name. is for Zella, a damsel so sweet. Always tidy, pretty and neat.



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Cuisine Unexcelled Delivery Service Thomas Vaughn, John (Shad) Shaddrick, Max Bramer and Chas. (Big Boy) Vittiton comprises a quartette of expert Soda Dispensers You will meet them at the most complete and finest equipped Soda Fountain in Granite City PALACE OF SWEETS JAMES B. CLENDENIN, Proprietor Morse ' s Candy

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