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

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DEDICATION As the twig is bent so grows the tree. As the child is taught, so grows the man. Because this is true, one of the most hon- ored professions today is teaching. Teachers are entrusted with America’s greatest natural resources — her youth. In Granite High we have been fortunate to have Miss Blackburn, Miss Felter, Mr. Frohardt, Mrs. Heumann, Miss Luther, and Miss Sewing directing and counseling hundreds of students. For thirty years students have passed through the classrooms of these teachers and emerged a little wiser, a little better prepared to meet the responsibilities of life. Because we, the students past and present, of Granite High, are grateful to these teachers, we dedicate to them this 1956 Warrior Yearbook. Mary Blackburn

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FOREWORD I, Chief Granawah, welcome you to the ' 56 Warrior which has been especially created for you by this year ' s staff Its pages repre- sent many hours of hard work and concentration. The labors of the staff were performed willingly in the hope that you might receive happiness and pleasu re from this yearbook in the years to come. It was their fervent desire to capture and preserve your activities and experiences of this year. They could have done nothing, however, without the excellent co-operation received Irom administration, faculty, and student body. Therefore, on behalf of the 1956 W arrior Stall, thank you all. This is your book. May it give you as much joy as it gives the staff to present it to you. WITHIN THESE PAGES . . . Administration 5 Seniors 13 Classes 51 Athletics 87 Activities 105 4 —