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

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a hi ' (Sraiutis ’1 7 The Year Book of G. H. S. Volume 1 1 1 Leather bound Price HOARD OF EDITORS. Editor-in-Chief - -- -- -- -- Thus. V. Hall Business Manager ------- Lloyd H. McGeever Assistant Editor Edith Hanlon Assistant Business Manager ------ Izma Dillon Cartoonist - -- -- -- - Corrine Prud’homme Designer - Irene Dival Athletic Editors - Eugene Baumberger and John Hayden Literary Editors - Marie Reintges and Anna Frohardt Social Editors ----- Edna Willis and Evelyn Andres Humorists ------- Wilma Barr and Sylva Seago Photo-Editor - -- -- -- - Lillian MeClusky yiibliahrh hit (CIuhs of iuir (braititr (Citti - JlUinnia Two

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(Uir iziiitnr’s rray lUuik ' ll ' r IIA ' I ' DOES AN ANNEAL REPRESENT? First it represents a class of Vt determined, energetic workers and tremendous sacrifice of time and recreation by those who are chosen to arrange and publish the annual. The successful publication of an annual is not a flowery proposition. It is necessary to battle and overcome hundreds of obstacles, often being unjustly criticised, but those are the very things that make the annual worth while. There is never anything of any value accomplished without a hard and bitter struggle. Above all, an annual represents a live up-to-the-minute school. Fellow-students are going to maintain the records which have been established. O NE THING ()1 R HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS. Granite High has the best corps of teachers obtainable, first class equipment and a large enrollment of industrious students who fully realize the value of a High School training. Scientifically arranged and practical courses in all lines are offered. As a result any student may obtain a thorough training in any line of work which he wishes to take up in life. That these facts are being realized is shown by the rapid increase in the enrollment. This growth has created a new need, the need of a larger building. For the past year pupils and teachers have labored faithfully under these difficult conditions. They hare maintained the high .standards of our school so far but immediate relief is essential. This can be accomplished only by the support and co-operation of the People. So let us all boost for a bigger and Better Granite High. A word of mention should be made here regarding the assistance and co- operation of the Granite City Merchants Association. It is correct to say that the most important requisite in publishing a High School Annual is the financial success attained. Nevertheless, the moral backing and favorable co-oper ation given us by the Merchants Association has proven to be of invaluable aid in furthering the interests, both financial and practical, of this volumeof the “Granois”. We think you are quite right. Those who read someone else’s “Granois” instead of buying one of their own come from the deep blue sea where we get the rest of our sponges. Four