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

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GRANITE HIGH JANUARY CLASS Page Twenty-seven

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CAST OF CHARACTERS. Admiral Grice — A gruff old gentleman of 65 William Faraday — Father to the four sisters Colonel Smith — In love with Celia Robert Tarver — Engaged to Phyllis Henry Steel — Tardy admirer of Celia James Raleigh — Tardy admirer of Celia Martina — The French Maid Celia Faraday— The oldest of the four sisters Madge. (Mrs. Rockingham), Evelyn (Lady Trenchard ) ,— The two married sisters. Phyllis — Celia ' s youngest sister Mrs. Chrisholm Faraday, of Chicago — (Aunt Ida) Granite High Auditorium. Buel Cotter Glynn Hodges Harry Hughes Russell Moore Fred Rueb Elmer Miller Goldie Steinberg Maud Mueller Flora Laager, Edna Ruyle Wanda McLellan Della Hecht May Twenty-second and Third, Nineteen Nineteen. Fred Rueb: “Very fond of the company of ladies.” Page Tw r enty-six

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the MID-YEAR CLASS OF 1 0 1 i). l .rr r r 1919 ,hiS Cla8S- C ° nsisting of ° n, y fourteen members. graduated after four years of hard toil esoectallv arSh ??? !, nUmber ’ the P “ n they P ‘ ayed in lhe act,vi “e» of the school was very large ' They were The ,n “ thletic8, several ot ‘heir members making the first team in Basket-ba.l while thev were still Sophomores Nevertheless, they made the best of a bad situation, and succeeded in graduating with high honors. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . CLASS OFFICERS. Thomas Marshall Mildred Champion . . . Bessie Hodge Ruby Compton Raymond Bischoff Orville Brummer Mildred Champion Minnie Champion Ruby Compton James Dilly Bessie Hodge CLASS ROLL. Lucy Holmes Conrad Lueders Harriet McReynolds Thomas Marshall Mary Nyers Webster Wilcox Walter Winters Thelma eissenborn: “A quiet tongue shows a wise head.” ' Page Twenty-eight