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

Page 13 text:

£ MARVIN BRAMI-EY tEfritnrial In publishing this first volume of the “Granola Unique” we have accom- attem ited meth n8 that 00 ° ther January C,ass of Gra nite High School has ever The Granois’ previously published have been the year book of Granite High School put out by the graduating classes In June. This Granois Unique” is departure from custom, for it is a calendar published by the January Class Being small in number and having neither sufficient time nor money to publish a large book we decided to promulgate this calendar in remembrance of our school days in Granite High. nemorance Much discussion arose about using the name Granois,” because this is not a ITJ T , l i S ' h ° WeVe . r ;, a Qrani ‘e HisH Senior Class publication, and so we Orange and Black 8 16 ° ' 8 lTninue ’ printed in the colors of ottr Class. in order to raise sufficient funds to publish this calendar, the Class of November IB 88 ' 6 S ' Unt Sh ° W ‘ n 1,16 !ranIte Hish Auditorium, Friday! There was a prize of five dollars for which eight oreani7aM nno High School contested, each one putting on a stunt. or S anlza tions of the The “Stunt Show” was staged before the largest crowd that ever j? f} l ?. ,ran u High Auditorium. The Judges awarded the iirize to the Basket Ball boys Honorable mention was given to the Freshmen Class The ' Show was a decided success in every respect. The Granite High Basket Ball season opened October 12 Tournament, the Juniors being victorious. Won l.ost Juniors 3 0 Seniors 2 1 Sophomores 1 2 Freshmen . ...0 3 with the Class the tournament teams the regulars were picked. They are ' Forwards— W. M ller E. Miller. W. Winters; centers-Krause and Stewart guard aptain Httman, Whitford, Harris and Marshall, who form a formidable team under our efficient coach, Mr. Hoffman. ule team There is plenty of excellent material in School and we look for old G H S to cop both the district and state tournaments this next February Scores to date: H. S 39 — First United Presbyterians 17 G - H. S 21 — Nashville 2n G - H. S 37 — Weeke ' s 3j G - H. S 10 — Jerseyville . . ! . .38 1918 JUNE 1918 Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Krl. Sait, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 OQ 30 21 25 26 27 28 29