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

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f— THE-6RAPV©IS=t A. E. KRUMSIEK L. S. HAIGHT “It is well worth while to fasten upon the minds of the young certain things that they must know, and which they must not forget. They must learn, first of all, that the priceless inheritance which we now enjoy did not fall from heaven like manna. If they fully realize the great cost, the great value, of our heritage — its great opportunities and possibilities — they will willingly, even joyously, square their own shoulders and carry the weight over the crest of the next hill. W. H. HOLST MARY FELTER E. FROHARDT I 19 j f— l-9=a-9—f

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f— HHE-GRANOIS— f- “Literature is a cause as well as an effect. It is not only a reflection of what has been and is within the mind and will of man. but it is also a moving force in human society. The value, then, of the study of literature lies not alone in enjoyment of beautiful books, but as well in what it will make of a man. I.II.LY DEE PATT1Z MARY BLACKBURN LEILA SHEPPARD ! 18 ] f— 1-9-2-9—t

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■f— THE-GRAW©IS— t EVELYN PELLERIN MARY LUTHER If it were possible for members of different nationalities, with different language and customs, and an intellectual life of a different kind, to live side by side in one and the same state, without succumbing to the temptation of each trying to force his own nationality on the other, things would look a good deal more peaceful.” The study of language helps the student to appreciate and respect the customs and traditions of countries other than his own. MARION THOMPSON MARJORIE KOTTMEIER I 20 1 f=l-9-Z-9— f