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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

(Cable of (Contents Ifall .Administration 4 Jfacultg 10 ndrrclassmfn 21 Sports 47 (Actiliity 55 3®inter Sports 68 GHubs 75 Spring Sports 96 .Actiliitg 103 Seniors 115 Editors page 167 Jfliscrllanrous 168 Attorney Maurice Dailey, George Eubanks, Glenn Abenroth, Howard Kaseburg, Hommer Huber, Dr. Harold Kaiser, Herbert Bischoff, Robert Spangler, Monrow Worthen. IBoard of Education The Board of Education is a group of distinguished men which presides over the many problems presented by the city schools. These men are elected by the people to determine the policies and administer the affairs of our school. The Board has done wonders for our high school and has given our school twenty new class rooms that were urgently needed. We wish to thank these men for their consideration and contributions to our school. DR. HAROLD M. KAISER Superintendent , Granite City School District Superintendent and Assist. Superintendent MR. RUSSELL JOHNSON Assistant Superintendent Administration MR. EARL LEE Administrative Assistant to the Super- intendent MR. HAROLD V. THOMAS Director of Special Education MR. M. A. WITTEVRONCEL Director of Vocational Education MR. LAWRENCE C. MCCAULEY, Principal (Dfficr (Administration STEVE JONES, Assistant Principal ROY MC CONKEY, Guidance Counselor OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Hughes. ODffice .Staff, Beans, “Nurse MRS. STATTON, Dean of Girb MRS. RUTH MITCHELL, School Nurse MR. ELMER JACKSON, Dean of Boys CAFETERIA STAFF — Row One, Left to Right: E. Fuller. W. Snider. R. Graham, A. Srzedlor, M. ' Nann. M. Pasco, M. Phi lliss. Second Row: M. McFain, V. Owens, N. Hillmer, R. Bowler, E. Bacon, M. Shackelford, L. Bell, S. Dennis. Third Row: I. Gray, M. Allen, E. Nelson, K. Riether, D. Hillis, M. Theis. E. Crammer, D. Fredricks. (Cafeteria ;§ taff CAFETERIA HEAD — A. Irvin and (CustOtftanS CUSTODIANS — First Row, Left to Right: L. Frazier, L. Tourse, A. Achors. Second Row: R. Edwards. H. Gregory, F. Oshia. EUGENE AIASSI Art; Art Supervisor. RALPH BAILEY Pattern-making; Foundry. WILLIAM BERRY Biology ; Camera Club. DONALD BRUMLEVE Drivers Safety; Health; As- sistant Football ; Assistant Baseball ; Low Sophomore Dean. MARY BLACKBURN Speech ; Masque Gavel Sponsor; Debate. WILLIAM BURCKY Social Studies; Driver Edu- cation ; Low Senior Dean. ROBERT BRANDSMARK Chemistry. SUSAN BYRD German. WILLIAM BROWN Vocational Radio and Tele- vision. LAURA JUNE CLARK English; Journalism; Low Sophomore Dean. MILTON COX Office Machines; Typing. TREFFfE COX Drafting; Audio-Visual Aids. FRANK DELLA RIVA LILLY DODD BARBARA DOWNING Bookkeeping; Typing; Low Senior Dean. English. Foods. JAMES DUMONT JACK DYER Industrial Arts. English. ELLA EBLIN Home Economics. JOSEPH FEDORA PETER FRANK GORDON GALBRAETH Drivers Education; Physical Social Studies; Senior Class Welding; Drafting; Assistant Education ; Head Baseball Dean. Football Coach; Low Senior Coach ; Sophomore Football Dean. Coach. JOSEPH HANSON Typing; Business Depart- ment Head. JOHN GARRETT Vocational Machine Shop. RICHARD HARMON Physical Education ; Cross Country; Assistant Basketball Coach; Tennis Coach. RALPH GRANGE Vocational Machine Shop. DOLORES HARPER Math. ARTHUR HABEKOST American History. BERNICE HEUMANN Typing. WILMA HODSHIRE Business Education ; Low Senior Dean. ROBERT HOLDER English; Russian. WAYNE HUBBARD English ; Speech ; Senior Class Play. CELIA HUTTON Physical Education ; Red Peppers Advisor. MILDRED IFFRIG Latin; Low Sophomore Dean. LOIS HUXEL Mathematics. ROBERT JOHNSON American History; Yearbook Advisor. JUDY JONES Home Economics; Junior Nursing; F.H.A. Sponsor. KATHLEEN KALCHOFF Business Education; Senior Class Dean. PAUL MASS Unit Electric; Unit Radio; Driver Training. BARBARA KERCH G.A.A.; Physical Education; Girls’ P. E. Department Head ; Leadership Advisor. Leadership Advisor. LOUIS MEEK Band; Band Lettermen’s Club; Modern Music Mas- ters. ALFRED KRUMSIEK World History; Civics. HELEN KUENSTLER English; English Department Head. ALBERT LEWIS Social Studies ; Athletic Trainer. MILDRED MEEK Typing; Shorthand. FRANCIS LYNCH Low Sophomore Dean ; Li- brarian. Speech; English; Top Sopho- Physical Education, more Dean. English; Latin; Top Senior Dean. EMIL MUELLER Mathematics; Activity Tick ets. HARVEY MULLEN Unit Woods; Low Senior Dean. ROBERT NELSON Mathematics; Math Depart ment Head. REX NILES TED NOETH Vocational Drafting. Chemistry. TOM NOETH Science; Math; Low Sopho- more Dean; Science Club. GROVER NORWOOD LUCY PARRISH RICHARD PAYNE Biology; Psychology. Business Education; Top Jun- Unit Electric; Vocational ior Dean. Shop. JOAN PETERS SHARON PROVART GLEN RICE Physical Education ; G.A.A. Sponsor. English. Physical Education. SARAH ROBINSON Clerical Practice ; Business Training; Office Machines; Sophomore Dean. ROSS ROSENTHAL Social Studies; Track Coach; Assistant Football Coach. HELEN SCHAEFER Social Studies. WILLIAM SCHMITT JANICE SEAL JOHN SELLMEYER Physical Education; Wres- Physical Education. Spanish. tling Coach; National Honor Society. RACE SEWING lathematics; Student Coun- L WARREN SIMPKINS Vocal Music Director. JOHN STOBART English; Junior Red Cross. KENNETH SNELL English; Junior Dean. ANDY SULLIVAN Head Football Coach; Head Basketball Coach; Assistant Track Coach; Physical Edu- cation. JOYCE TENNYSON Art. ANNE THOMAS Developmental Reading; Low Junior Dean. HAZEL TOWERY Business Education; National Honor Society Sponsor. EARL WEAR Biology; General Science; Sophomore Dean. The staff of the 1961 Granite High Warrior wishes to take this opportunity to express thanks on behalf of the student body to the teachers of G.C.H.S. It is largely through your efforts that we become prepared for our role as adult citizens. WILLIS WHITFIELD RICHARD YATES Physics; Slide Rule; Algebra. Safety Education; Physical Education; Athletic Director; Asst. Sophomore Football Coach ; Lettermen’s Club. MARY YEVIN Clothing; Senior Class Dean. ALBERT ZEBIO Social Studies; Social Studies Department Head. 3 umors and Sophomores Tom Vasiloff, President ; Sally Baumberger. Secretary; Ann Rich, Vice-Presi- dent; Vickie Ritchie. Treasurer. Jg opl|iJmore Officers The Sophomore Class arrived at Granite City Senior High School in the month of September, 1960. The sophomores looked forward to the thrill of attending the football, basketball, and wrestling meets. Many of these enthusi- astic sophomores joined the various organizations in our school such as the Red Peppers, Science Club, and F.H.A. We hope the Sophomore Class advances in scholarship as well as in extra- curricular activities. Connie Diane Abernathy Adams Elsie Ariel! Adams Alexander Ed Craig Elaine Gary Astorian Atkinson Atkins Ayers Linda Tony Michael Henry Baker Baker Barnes Barrow P ll 0 m o Bob Bennie Mike David Barton Barton Batson Batson Kay Keith James Carol Bevill Biggs Birks Birmingham r e 0 X 9 6 3 Ted Harriet Larry Bob Burbon Burnett Burns Butler Thomas Margaret p a t Sharold Carney Cathey Causly Chapman Robert Harold Ruth Tom Gements Clements Cochran Coe Terry Richard Janice Sandra Cook Copeland Corey Corey Jannis Kenneth Don Joe Crabtree Crews Crider Crider Robert Charlotte Claude Danny Davies Davis Davis Davis l 9 6 3 Glen DeGeare Eugenue Delaloye Gary Delaloye Rosemarie Delaloye Karen Jim Beverly Mary Ann Cain Campbell Camper Cann Barb Doris June Keleen Charbonnier Chastain Chastain Clonts Phillip Ronald Larry Loretta Coerver Collins Comer Cook Charlotte John Evelyn Mary Crippen Crisler Cumbee Crouse Lewis Gerald Bev Jcanean Dement Demery Dennis Dennis Eugene Steve Brabara Bill De Rosier Diak Dayton Eaker Edward Roy J° Ann Tally Everett Ethington Evans Evans Bonnie Sharon Jo Ann Sam Farrell Farrell Fasich Fazio Blake Larry Suzanne Harold Finch Finn Finn Fisher Sue Linda David Diana Flowers Floyd Foreman Fox Gary Phyllis James Geroff Gieszelmann Glasgow Gloria Sandra Joan Grotefendt Grayson Greenlee Kathy Donna Larry Arlene Earney Earnhardt Eattell Ebling Roy Carol Curtis Kennith Fisher Fisk Fletcher Flower Judy Julia Suetta Bill French French French Frey Betty Mary Larry Mike Gaudette Gavin Gavin Gavin 0 p b i 0 m o r t s 1 9 a 3 Stanley David June Robert Richard Shirley Carol Carolyn Hargrove Harkey Harris Harris Hahn Halbert Hawkins Hayes Joe Healey Herbert Heaton Gerold Hefferly Patricia Hekle Ben Hildebrand Jackie Hill Claudette Sharon Hickman Hiliciki Paul Gary Glen Janet Holdeman Hoffman Hoffman Hoffman Paulette Prentice Daniel Alveda Hon Hon Hordeaky Howard h 0 m o r t s 1 9 6 3 Everett Kenneith Lorrain Charlotte Hubbard Hubert Hudson Hulett Dennis Jean Steve Midge Jacobs Jakel Janco Jenkins Deane Talmage Margir Judy Hillen Hillman Hochuli Hodges Ruth Shirley Shirley Gail Hoffman Hoffstat Hogue Holeyfield Michelle Joyce Bill Bryan Hoy Hoynthey Hoby Hubbard Grace Roger Gerry Charles Hull Hutchin Jackson Jacobs Pal Sandra Richard Bettie Johnson Johnson Jolly Jones Thomas Tom Harold Howard Jones Jones Joyce Jungels Judy Bill Robert Carol Karlechik Kaseberg Keeton Keeton Larry Robert Etta Terry King Kingston Kipp Kofahl Sharon Bill James Charlene l,a mb Lancaster Lance Landis Nelda Wanda Sandy Donnie Largent Laswell Lazenby Lee i 9 6 3 John Harvey Bill Janet Lesko Lew alien Lierman Lite Jim Harold Logan Love Richard Love Sharon Lava James Laura Blaze Kenny MacNeeley MacLoar Magyar Makler John Charlie Carol Reidyth Martin Massey Mathis Mathenia Jack Terry Jonnie Kay Jerry Mefford Meyer Mifflin Miles Pani Larry Mary Carol Niehaus Nobbin Norton Novak John Connie Marilyn Rich Odell O’Guin O’Neil Oster 4 Jt-sj XM Don Miller Lloyd Miller Richard Miller Sharon Miller Tom George Larry Robert Mitchell Moore Moore Moore James Mike Bill Harry Mosely Mullen Neipert Neuling Cheryl Kathy Romana Don Orahood Oros Ortiz Padgett Charlene Marilyn Pat Charlene Sandra Barbara Shirley Jim Papp Parker Parka Parmely Parrill Peach Penrod Peppers Dennis Pat Alfred Richard Petroff Pfaff Phillips Pieper Eldon Sandra Curtis David Poole Potiool Pounds Powderly Marvin Gary Joe Gale Reeding Reese Rehlek Reining Ghcryl Ann Donna Rae Rice Rich Richards Richardson Donetta Sharon Rhanda Frank Robinson Robinson Roderick Rogers i 9 6 3 Ron Judy Gloria Charles Proffitt Ramsey Ray Reed Karen Nancy Vickie Norma Ridge Riess Ritchie Rivenburgh Sandy Carol Carol Billie Roger Bill Peggy Ken Ryan Sabo Sampson Sams Santogato Schaefer Schaefer Scheibel Pam Dianne Bert Ruby Schmidt Scholebo Sechrest Scott Karen Dianna Carol Carolyn Shelton Simpson Smith Smith Terry Jo Sharon Bill Smith Smothers Smalley Somers Harry Charles Roger Robert Squires Sullivan Sutton Stack John Richard Richard Tanner Tanksley Tarapovich Taylor John Larry Mike Norma Toth Tower Townzen Trower i 9 6 3 John Carolyn Marilyn John Spanberg Sprankle Spicer Spudich Mary Theresa Davis Sally Stanek Stallings Stavely Stieb Joyce Terry Marty Janice Strotheid Straud Swigert Sykes Donna James Ray Perry Tavlor Taylor Taylor Tayon Kathren Terry Carol David Thompson Titsworth Toler Toth Bemie Janice Vasil Clinton Unger Utley Vangel VanZant Tomas Anna Mac Bob Diane Vasileff Vasiloff Vaughn Viessman Bill Rex Carol Linda Wad low Waggoner Wafler Walker Dottie Jimmy Shirley Bill Wallers Warren Warren Weckman Carol Mary Dwight Rosemary Wetzel White Whittaker Whitten Donna Mary David Evelyn Willis Wills Wilson Wilson Carole Beth Harry Ronald Wondra Wood Wood Woodside Wayne Larry John Jo Ann Worthen Yates Zerjal Ziegler h 0 m o r t s Marcia Ray Jackie Barbara Walker Walker Wallis Walls 1 9 6 3 i onna Margaret Larry Woodward Wooley Worley Wortham Karen Keith Zikovicfa Zinn Donald Brumleve Laura June Clark Mildred Iffrig Sara Ann Robinson First Row, Left to Right: Mary Alice Christian, Treasurer; Joy Fedora, Sec- retary. Second Row: Grant Takmajian, Vice-President ; Don Pindell, Presi- dent. junior ©fftccrs The Top Juniors are now in their second year at Granite High. They have the dignity of being upperclassmen. The Juniors have contributed a great deal to the school activities. One of their great contributions was the Junior Prom which was entitled “Some Enchanting Evening.’ Keep up the good work “upperclassmen.” Bill Abernathy Bemie Acquaviva Steve Alcorn Carol Allen 3 U n ♦ t o r 0 1 9 6 2 Janet Allen John Allen Larry Allen Beth Bell James Black Kenneth Berry Connie Biason Terry Blankenship I I Jeanette | Bierschwi Randall Blood worth Roger Blood wor. Lois Glenn is Bob Sharon Crews Crismon Cruse Cruse Delores Fidier Allan Tommy Fleener Ferren Andria Walter Casparvic Gasparric Georgidean Teresa Grider Griffith Bob Cwin Bud Gydelle Charles Felchlin Hackney Hall 31 U n ♦ t o r 6 1 9 6 2 James Lawana Larry Darold Curtis Deatherage Decker Dickerson Carla Donna Nancy Pam Dortch Downs Dunscomb Dyer P p y Edward Elizabeth Linda Hancock Harris Harris Harrison James Mary Charles Lynanne Harsh Hatzel Hastings Hastings Barbara Hensley Kenny Hicks Paul Richard Helvey Henke Gerald Holly Craig Quentin Doug Holt Hoover Horn Carol Dan David Sam Huddleston Hull Hull Hull Beverly Beverly Leroy James Jakich Jackson Jackson Jackson Ruth Francis Rosemary John Johnson Joiner Joiner Jones Eugene Linda Bob Catherine Kessler Keeton King Kiug I U n • t o r s 1 9 6 2 Pricilla Larry Demple Charles Hurdey Hutchison Ingram Irwin Judy Ruth Karen Judy Jones Justice Kagcl KarandjefI V- Leslie Carol Albert Jane Kolesa Kostoff Kravec Kries Cynthia BUI Peggy Gary l asiter Laycock LeMaster Lewis Darrell Peg Douglas Mary linsley Lipford Little Lockart Elaine Norman Sharon Bob Lux Lyerla Lynn Maddox Eddy Howard Linda Walter Marshman Mason MatcbeU Mathis Pamela BiU Floyd Bill Mcader Mertz NTilam MiUer Carol Evelyn Kenneth Nancy Mitchell Mitchell Misselhom Modglin 31 U n ♦ i o r s 1 9 6 2 Jim Frances Jeanne Margaret I ewis Livesay Lindley Lindsey Janet Lenese Ronnie Jean Luckert Iaipardus Lupardus Luschnig Terry Judy Karen Janet May McBride McKinney McLesler John David Larry Connie MUler Mills Milton Mitchell Moore Moore Moran Morris Shirley Gay Eula Larry Leonnie Ronald Mike Barbara Motes Mueller MuUen Musgrove Myers Nemeth Neebit Newhouse LI a ' iA, P Larry Margie John Charles Noeth Norfleet Obucina Orr James Bob George Lynn Patterson Patton Pellet Phelps Karen David David Overbeck Paoli Partney Della Don Charles Pickett Pindell Plese Sharon Beverly Robert Jolene Poole Poster Potillo Prewett David Mary Janice Kathie Rea Reagan Reed Redman Doris Phillis Eleanor Nancy Reiman Richter Rickert Rickert Dennis Anita Rosalie Judy Rigsby Robertson Rojas Rollins Pat Anita Bob Janet Schiber Schroeder Schroeder Schuette 31 U n ♦ t o r s 1 9 6 2 Larry Judith Betty Prewett Puhse Rains George Andrea Carolyn Reeves Rehlek Rehmus Earline James Linda Ridgeway Ridings Rider Lee Judith Cliff Rollins Ross Rousseau Janet Ted Zandra Scarsdale Schaefer Schellenger Joan Linda Ron Schumacher Scott Seargent Eugene Parsons James Poole Jim Radford Joan Reinhardt Mary Riggins Toni Rowdon Donna Scher Donald Barb Robert Jerry Sharp Shelton Short Siers Sally Judy Toni Brenda Stecy Stieb Stodnick Stone Joyce Grant Fred Olivia Sykes Takmajian Tanksley Talley Peggy Tom Linda David Timmons Tindall Todd Toderoff Nancy Sue Judy Mary Ann Turpenoff Valencia Vandergriff Wagner Sandi Donald Michael Anne Whitecotton Wiggins Wiley Wilson D U n ♦ t o r s 1 9 6 2 Tom Robert Carol Karen Teague Thierry Tiller Timmons Dorothy Judy Janet Donna Toth Towse Tremain Trgovich Carl Pat Frances George Waller Waller Wallis Walsh Coleen Gene Walter Pat Weston Whaley Wheeler Whitecotton Forest James Linda Emitt Wilson Wilson Williams Williams Mary Ann Ziegler John Garrett Frances Lynch Kenneth Snell Earl Wear 3 t a n 9 (A ®rip JVromtd Ji’cljool No off-color jokes in here!! (High World) This way, not that way, goof! (Warrior) publications Shall we try again? (Hsilgne) A typical highway at G.C.H.S. Boston Tea Party relived, on Tacky Day! ffletrd, 31 ®etrder, and JJUeirdest Prince of Granite High. Our own Bluebeard. (Eafderia One bicarb, coming up! Trick Rider Poetry in Motion (Girls’ |3l|t)0tcal Education The girls’ physical education department has advanced a great deal since the days when our sisters and mothers attended Granite High. The choice of activities is varied so one may choose the type of activity she prefers, and in which she is most expert. A first in the space race! And now for the balloon dance Our girls’ coats look like Paris creations 3[asl|ton The fashion show was produced by the Home Economics Department. Featured fashions were constructed and modeled by clothing department students. There was a special assembly for “girls only”. The directors were Ella Eblin and Mary Yevin. Are their dresses too long? These creations are very appropriate for sports wear. Ah hah, your glue is showing Hands Raised, Left to Right: Sally Stewart, Carolyn Lockhart, Cookie Sparks, Eddie Marshman, and Sharon Mayberry. Center Bottom: Mary Walters and Linda Toburen. Qlljeerbaders Granite High cheerleaders were kept busy throughout the year performing their various projects. They were constant supporters of the football and basketball teams. Regardless of whether we were winning or losing, these girls kept the spectators applauding and cheering for the Warriors. Sharon Maberry Sally Stewart Carol Lynn Lockhart Left: Carol Lynn Lockhart. Right: Cookie Sparks, Linda Toburen Captain. First Row: Jerry Rosenburg, Richard Love, John Odell, Jim Harsh, Jim Ritchie, Allen Kennedy, Larry Peppers. Second Row: Tom Shoemaker, Steve Alcorn, Jim Chand- ler, Larry Pruitt, Mike Welley, Bill Logan, Don McEllroy, Larry Heel. Third Row: Manager George Monken, Mike Barnes, Jack Saltich, Keith Viezer, Captain Dave Moss, Gaynell Roblin, Mike Vasifeff, Bob Short, Tom Vasileff, Charles Papp, Coach Richard Harmon. (Cross (Eourttrg Captain Dave Moss and Coach Dick Harmon. Although greatly hampered by injuries, Coach Dick Harmon’s team had a fair season. Never in full strength all year, they always showed a great determination to win. They beat Troy, which was its only defeat of the season. Captain Dave Moss again showed spirited leadership. Graduating Senior lettermen are Dave Moss. Jim Ritchie, Keith Viezer, Mike Vasileff, and Gaynell Roblin. First Row: Kenny Cook, Bob King, Bob Bell, Dave Sparks, Rufus Valencia, Bob Kary, Bob Cruse, John Allen, Quen- tin Hoover, Ron Fedorchak. Second Row: Jim Radford Pat Schuman, A1 Lewis, Ronnie Burton, Don Pindell, John Plese, Co-Captain, Bill Ridings, Co-Captain, Jerry Wallace, Bob Summers, Melvin Barron, Terry Titsworth, Bob Hof- feck. Assistant Coach, Ross Rosenthal. Third Row: Coach, Andy Sullivan, Doug Little, Ken Berry, Victor Buehler, Dan Hamm, Bob Berry, Jerry Siers, Bret Bjorkman, Jim Black, Carter Knipping, John Groboski, Charles Haug, George Crews, Bill Simpson, Gale Crane, Assistant Coach, Donald Brumleve. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach, Gordon Galbreath, Manager, Jim Slattery, Joe Nemeth, Clifford Rousseau, Ed Bain, Bob Worth, Bob Schroeder, Ron Ne- meth, Harry Thurau, Talmadge Hillman, David Paoli, Don Crider, Ken Druhe, Eldon Poole, Roger Bloodworth. The 1960 Granite City football team rebuilt itself this year under Head Coach, Andy Sullivan. His reliable assistants were line coaches. Donald “Duke” Brumleve. Gordon Galbreath, and backfield coach. Ross Rosenthal. The team had a record of 1 win and 8 losses. It was co-captained by Jerry Wallace and Bill Ridings. Mr. Sullivan mainly used juniors and sophomores this year. The new players learned many things under Mr. Sullivan that should help out in next year’s team. Some of the valuable players this year were Joh n Groboski, Bob Hoffeck. Bill Simpson. John Plese, A1 Lewis, Bob King, John Allen, Dave Sparks. Terry Titsworth. Mel Barron, Vic Buehler, Don Pindell. Bob Berry, and Jerry Siers. The brains and brawn of the team: Gordon Galbreath, Andy Sulli- van, Duke Brumleve, and Ross Rosenthal. G.C. Opp. 0 Assumption 13 7 Madison 0 0 Collinsville 24 13 Alton 41 0 Wood River 6 6 E. St. Louis 25 0 Edwardsville 28 13 Quincy 19 0 Belleville 20 First Row: Harry Squires, Vasil Vangel, Harold Joyce, Bob Harris, John Zengal, Ray Ronnie, Skip McMillian, Kenny Huber, Sam Fazzio. Second Row: Jim Glasgow, George Evangelauf, Bill Ashby, Dwight Whittaker, George Moore, Steve Diak, Joe Healy, Bill Lierman, Dennis Petroff, Larry Worthan, Clinton VanZant, Mike Jesse, Tom Jones. Third Rotv: Coach Fedora, Tom Mitchell, Mike Morgan, Jes9e Wise, Bill Boyd, David Bechtol, Larry Thomas, Ted Bour- bon, Terry French, Charles Massey, Jim Cavanaugh, John Tanner, John Spanberger, Gary Guvella, Perry Tayon. Jlophomore Sfootball The 1960 football team coached by Richard Yates and Joseph Fedora had a poor season but taught the newcomers many things. The team ended the season with 1 win, 5 losses and 1 tie. Bill Lierman, Dennis Petroff, Glenn Hoffman and Larry Worthan helped spark the offense team, while Terry French, Bill Boyd and Sam Fazzio led the defense team. Nobody but Pat Schuman. Left to Right: Ron Burton, Don Pindell, Mel Barron, Bill Ridings, A1 Lewis, Terry Titsworth. Co-Captain, Bill Ridings, re- ceives the Shriner’s Cup at Madison. Presenting the tro- phy is Mr. Lawrence Me Cauley, G.C.H.S. principal on behalf of the Shrine, rep- resented by the official at right. Coach Andy Sullivan looks on. “Three down and one to go,” says Rufus Valancia (17). In the background are (34) Don Pindell, (27) Pat Schu- man. and (12) John Allen. (Etrls The Queen and her court shows many smiling faces. Maberry, John Danco, Homecoming Queen Cathie Schaefer; Left to Right: Mike Mundy, Second Attendant Sharon First Attendant Linda Harper, Bill Eamey. Homecoming (|)ueen and (Court Smiles and tears accompanied the grad- uating seniors as they proceeded onto the stage to display their colorful formals. The evening was climaxed by the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, the gracious first lady of G.C.H.S. Retiring Queen, Diana Ferro, sadly gives up her proud possession to the newly chosen Queen, Cathie Schaefer. Ferro, sadly gives up to the newly chosen mttecum Jlome coming ($u£ert Cathie Schaefer Exciting moments at the homecoming game. Low Junior class depicts the proceedings of law. Posing here are the main characters and supporting actors of the Homecoming Play. lUnmmimirtg |3lat) The Homecoming Flay was entitled, “Father Knows Best. ' “Father, ’ the main character in the play, attempts to cope with the family problems, but his efforts never seem particularly effective. A happy ending proves that “father knows best.” Gerri Straka, George Cochran, Larry Diak. Billie Sams, Larry Diak, Gloria Ziatz, Geraldine Straka, Bob Butler. Row One: Dimple Ingram, Cathie Schafer, Linda Harper, Cookie Siebold, Mary Bauman, Phyllis Wallace. Row Three: Betty Sparks, Joyce Bettendorf, Eddy Marshman. Row Two: Sandy McCauley, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Kelly, Pat Barylske, Sue Finke, Pat Santagoto, Elaine Dineff, Carole Watts, Martha Werths, Jean Henson, Donna LaRose. Lcadersljip The goal of the Advanced leadership Cluh is to give the girls an opportunity to learn something about working with groups of people and to offer leadership services to the school and community. Under the direction of Miss Mitchell, the Junior leadership Club is trained for advanced leadership. They are expected to plan, to accept responsibilities, and e specially to lead others. The club has to have one social event and one money- making project a semester. The groups attend different sports activities and give a party for the begin- ning leadership group. Cookie Siebold, Secretary ; Cathie Schafer, Vice-President ; Pat Barylske, President ; Linda Harper, Sergeant-at-Arms; Donna La- Rose, Treasurer. Row One, Left to Right: Betty Jones, Linda Hinsley, Norma Rivenburgh, Sandra Lazenby, Romona Ortiz, Pam Bradley, Donna Teaney, Marsha Walker. Row Two: Carole Stucke, Beverly Camper, Rosemay Whitten, Vivian Antma, Shirley Warren, Carol Wafler, Sharon Love, Donna Wil- laredt, Joann Ziegler, Ruth Hoffman, Pam Bosich. Row Three: Sally Baumberger, Ann Rirh, Betty Bero, Carolyn McRaven, Nita Mathenia, Sandra Johnson, Gloria Ray, Lois Medlin, Carol Rradish, Nancy Williams. Row Four: Karen Darner, Diana Walker, Kathy Oras, Mickie Hayes, Janet Dallas, Jackie Hill, Joanne Fasick, Marylin O’Neil, Janet Galleur. d. JV. ,A. Row One: Glenda Adams, Kimple Ingram, Karen McKin- ney, Jolene Prewett, Lynanne Hastings, Judy Towse, Pam Starling, Andria Rehlek. Row Two: Carol Watts, Lenese Lupardus, Barbara Newhouse, Olivia Talley, Martha Speng- ler, Sandy Finke, Pat Santagato, Barbara Nunnery. Row Three: Mary Poesel, Kay Bevill, Joan Sigite, Linda Todd, Mary Ann Wagoner, Ruth Johnson, Jean Hinson, Lucia Plese, Pat Cerutti, Phyllis Kawulla. First How: Mary Walters, Cookie Sparks, Sharon Mayberry, Barbara Libby, Cookie Seibold, Angie Ortiz, Sally Stewart, Mary Baumann, Joyce Bettendorf. Second Row: Judy Chastain, Gloria Ziatz, Judy Catlung. Eddy Marshman, Eula Mullen, Phyllis Wallace, Buth Baize, Carol Meyers, Betty McCauley, Miss Peters. Third Row: Sharon Eggemeyer, Bonnie Davis, Marilyn Cholevik, Donna LaRose, Carol Bischoff, Pat Barylske, Nancy Bischoff, Sue Werths, Sharon Pool. Fourth Row: Mary Gavin, Helen Mitchell, Karen Overbeck, Dorothy Toth, Karen Knackstedt, Nancy Dunscomb, Barbara Kelly, Elaine Tarasovich, Barbara Byrnes. OL A. A. The Girls’ Athletic Association has as its purposes, the promotion of interest in athletics, healthful living, good sportsmanship, and the upholding of the ideals of the organization. The G.A.A. members have a wide selection of activities offered to them. The meetings are held every first and third Wednesday of the month. Sue Werths served as President and Betty McCauley as Vice-President this year. Sponsor — Miss Kerch G.A.A. OFFICERS — Mary Wallers, All Sports Manager ; Pal Barylske, Secretary; Sue Werths, President; Martha Seibold, Treasurer; Belly McCauley, Vice-President. Standing: Miss Peters, Advisor. Row One: Karen Zikovich, Eddie Winterberg, Margaret Jenkins, Ann Boston, Ruth Kellogg, Cathie Schaefer, Dana Rollins, Linda Haper. Mary Walters, Mary Ann Zigler, Mary Wetzel, Billie Sams. Row Two: Nancy Turpenoff, Ann Rich. Barbara Kelly, Sue Lucash, Charlotte Crippen. Karen McKinney, Mary Reagen, Carole Wigger, Carol Buster, Jancie Moreline, Jeanne Lindly, Jannis Crabtree, Eddie Marshman. Row Three: Carol Wetzel, Sally Stieb, h aye Martin, Peggy Carmack, Karen Brown, Alma Roberts, Ruth Hoffman, Carol LaMacckia, Shirley Warren. Vivien Amtmann, Rosemary W ' hittin, Carol Wafler, Anna May Vasiloff. Row Four: Jim Slattery, Toni Stodnick, Micki Hoy, Nancy Bishoff, Sally Stewert, Carol Bishoff, Margaret Carris, Elaine Tarosovich, Joan Reinhardt, Ann Barton, Jean Fryntzko, Jo Ann Singleton. Donna Trgovich, Sharon Maberry. Row Five: Charlene Landis, Deane Hillen, Janet Dallas, Karthy Oris, Ann Johnson, Dorothy Toth. Karen Overbeck, Joan Cell. Mary Ann Wagner, Joan Segete, Sandy Williams, Terry Griffith, Cookie Sparks. Row Six: Carol Bono, Sheryl Glozik, Judy Karandjeff, Brett Bjorkman, Gay Mueller, Janet Knox, Doris Chastain, Linda Baker, Lynn Yates, Lucia Plese, Linda Strotheide, Carol Lynn Lockart. Row Seven: Kathy Strotheide, Linda Toburen. Norma Cox, Januet Galluer, Pam Bosieh, Nancy Williams, Marylin O’Neil, Jo Ann Fasick, Micki Azari, Myrna Bischoff, Anita Schroeder, Carol Krivi. Row Eight: Vicki Rich, Sheril Pindell, Bette Jones, Linda Mc- Collegean, Pam Bosieh, Pam Dyer, Danny Ham, Jerry Siers, Vicki Andria, Susie Artzs, Pat Kadnick, Mary Beth Wood. peppers Row One: Linda Harper, President. Row Two: Cookie Sparks, Captain of Cheerleaders ; Carol LaMacchia, Historian ; Linda Toburen, Secretary; Mary Walters, Vice-President; Carol Lynn Lockhart, Treasurer. Row One, Left to Right: Karen Bloodworth, Pat Gadnack, San- dy Lubert, Pam Bosich. Sue Luchas, Ruth Hoffman, Sandra Johnson. Row Two: Sue Flowers, Linda McCollegan, Cheryl Gloszic, Sharon Love, Joan Greenlee. Linda Hindley, Ann Rich Row Three: Diane Wacther, Betty Bero, Karen Overbeck, Charl- ette Crippen, Donna Willardet, Sandra Lazenby, Romona Ortiz. junior Leatbrsljtp The purpose of the organization is to provide training and practice in group leadership as well as to promote better school citizenship. The leadership group is divided into two sections, beginning and advanced. They meet during their lunch study period. Each group is organized as a club and during the semester it must sponsor one school service project, one money making project, and at least one social function at which the other group is a guest. OFFICERS — Diane Wacther, Linda Hindley, Joan Greenlee, Cheryl Gloszic, Sondra Johnson, Ann Rich. jlcrUtce (Groups LIBRARY ASSISTANTS — First Row , Left to Right: Mary Bush, Jean Jackel, Janice Hanson, Assistant Librarian, Mrs. Meyers; Head Librarian, Mrs. Lynch; Patricia Walner, Shirley Halhert, Cheryl Rice. Second Row: Karen Overbeck, Joan Cell, Carol Kester, Martha McIntyre, Charol- otte Davis, Rosetta Williams, Novella Hayes, Judy Towsi, Shirley Warren, Georgia Hamilton, Diane Wooley. USHERETTES — First Row, Left to Right: Leilani Fowler, Dorothy Toth, Andrea Rehlic, Connie Biason. Second Row: Darrel Boelling, Patricia Tondre, Delores Veres, Carol Buster. OFFICE ASSISTANTS — Sandra McKinney, Paula Timmons, Elea- nor Rickert, Linda Williams, Linda Vesci, Bonnie Grazac, Lana Mc- Daniels, Judy Bertrand, Gail Walner, Doris Moore. Mr. Albert Lewis fixing Frank Knight’s leg. ®rainer Many people don’t know how important a trainer is or what he does. Mr. Lewis is one of the most well known and liked persons in sports activities. Some of the small but important jobs of the trainer are taping ankles, massaging, fixing blisters and keeping the athletes in perfect condition. Mr. Lewis will be remembered for the contraption he in troduced last year for Rich Williams. Without his mind, Granite would have lost Williams for a couple of weeks. Thanks to Mr. Lewis from everyone at Granite High. He is the man behind the scenes who helps to make Warrior victories possible. H _ Pp s r.n o p. firs Row: Sam Fazio, Dan Brawley, Quintin Hoover, Tilford Felchin, Roger Bloodworth, Ernie Taylor, Larry Reynolds, Tom Tindall. Second Row: Mike Fry, John Bailey, Jim Harsh, Co-Captain ; Bill Ridings, Bob Kary, Bob Cruse, Charlie Haug, Eldon Poole. Third Row: John Zerjal, Bob Haldeman. Bob Dawes, James Joyce, Dennis Petroff, I arry Briskey, Tom Vasileff, George Evangelauf, Charles McMillan. Fourth Row: Coach William Schmitt, Manager Ken Hubert, Jim Sumner, Bill Worthen, Robert Causey, Don Pindell, John Tanner, Gary Reiss, Dennis Roustio, Bob Troha, Assistant Coach Bob Whelan. JUre stling The great G. C. Warriors’ Wrestling team again had a successful season. The coaches, William Schmitt and Bob Whelan, are known throughout the state for their teams. The 1960 team had one of the toughest schedules in Southern Illinois and the St. Louis area and again dominated the Normal Invitational Tournament at Normal, Illinois. This year Granite City was host for the Freshman-Sophomore Tournament and won it for the third consecutive year. We hope that every year Granite may have a team equal to this year’s. Coach William Schmitt, Co-Captain Ernie Taylor, Captain Bill Ridings, Assistant Coach Bob Whelan. THE VICTORS — Left to Right: George Moore. Larry Wartham, Glen Hoffman, Max Prusak, Frank Knight, Grant Takmajian, Larry Diak. Harry Thurau. Robert Hoffick, and Jim Simpson. Center: Coach Andy Sullivan. $arsit|j Basketball The “Happy Warriors,” under the able leadership of Coach Andy Sullivan, completed a successful season. They competed in two tournaments during the sea- son and captured the championship at the Dupo tournament. In conference play, the Warriors came in third, behind the strong Collinsville and Belleville teams. The team was a blend of experience and youth including a number of seniors combined with some talented sophomores. Next year’s team should be a strong contender for the conference championship as a result of this combination. Go Warriors! Harry Thureau John Grobroski Grant Takmajian Bob Hoffek Glen Hoffman Larry Diak First Row: Larry Diak, Bob Hoffek, Harry Thurau, Larry Wortham, Jim Simpson, Max Prusak, Frank Knight, and Glen Hoffman. Second Row: Manager George Monken, Mike Jessie, Grant Takmajian, Charles Papp, Rich Patrick, George Moore, Bill Baldwin, John Groboski, and Coach Andy Sullivan. basketball Granite City is very fortunate to have Mr. Andy Sullivan for Head football and basketball coach. Mr. Sullivan went to Eastern Illinois State where he was captain of both basketball and football in his junior and senior year and voted most valuable player in the conference in basketball, when he was a junior. This year he will have won his 200th game as opposed to 160 losses. His football record is 46 wins, 25 losses and 5 ties. Tri-captains and coaches are Coach Richtfd Harmon. Max Prusak, Jim Simpson, Frank Knight, and Coach Andy Sul- livan. First Row, Left to Right: Vic Buehler, Rich Hahn, Dave Paoli, man. George Moore, Bob Sehroeder, and Coach Richard Hannon. Larry Noblin, Bill Boyd. Second Row: Charles Papp, Bill Leir- j opljomore Basketball SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right: Bennie Unger, Bill Kaseberg, Harry Charles Papp, Perry Tayon. Third Row: Head Coach Andy Squires, Darryl Harrison, Bob Ketner. Second Row: Bill Lier- Sullivan, Vasil Vangel, Richard Hahn, Danny Hordesky, Larry man, Larry Noblin, Jim Karandjeff, Larry Wortham, Bill Boyd, Tolbert, Glenn Hoffman, and Coach Gordon Galbreath. i (Elubs First Row: Lynanne Hastings, Vic Buehler, Cookie Moos- hegian. Second Row: Susan Briggs, Gay Mueller, Jean Proffitt, Diane Love, David Hawk. Delores Veres, Janet Lile, Doris Moore, Bob Summers, Pam Dyer, Susie Artz, Linda Vesci. Yearbook Since 1954 many students have participated in an organization called “Year- book. They have worked exceedingly hard, not only in class, but outside of school, meeting at different members houses or places where they could work together to produce just such a book. All members contribute their time equal share of work by making layouts, identifying pictures, and by doing write-ups, which are prepared for each page. This requires much hard work and only by working together with full cooperation and diligence, can they put out a book correctly written. “The Warrior,” Granite High’s yearbook of 1961, has been patiently worked on by the adviser, Mr. Robert Johnson; editor, George Monken; assistant editor, Mary Adams; business manager, Bob Summers; and all the other members of the staff. Mary Adams, Assistant Editor; Robert L. Johnson, Advisor; George Monken, Editor; Bob Summers, Business Manager. Bottom , Left: Gloria Doneff, Marsha Lilienthal, David Connie Biason, Doris Moore, George Monken, Leloni Fowl- McKeal, Bob Summers, Jim Davis. Top Row: Janet Mills, er. Miss Laura June Clark. C utU Sc .Scroll Promoting journalistic endeavor is the goal of Quill and Scroll. A student en- rolled in journalism may be eligible if he has a B average, and has done helpful work on yearbook and journalism. The annual initiation is held once a year to select new members. Bottom , Left: David McKeal, President; Bob Summers, Vice-President. Top, Left: Gloria Doneff, Secretary; Marsha Lilienthal, Treasurer; Jim Davis, Sergeanl-at-Arms. Left to Right: Sharon Little, Miss Laura June Clark, Ad- Marcia Lilienthal, Sharon Metcalf, Doris Moore, Jim Davis, visor; Bob Summers. Second Row: Grant Takmajian, Janet Mills, Connie Biason, Georgidean Grider, Janet Cox. drattite ®orId The Granite High World, published every two weeks by the advanced journa- lism class, informs the student body with feature news of coming events, sports and general happenings around school. A large amount of time and work, under the supervision of Miss Laura June Clark, is put in by the staff to present the students with an excellent newspaper. Thanks for a great job! Bob Summers, Grant Takmajian, Jim Davis, Connie Biason, Dee Moore. - Row One: Margie McBride, Sara Aldridge, Donna Ed- wards, Phyllis Polly, Pat Parks, Diana Alltn. Row Two: Jeanette Biershwol, Ruth Carmen, Rosetta Williams, Bev- erly Hall, Alice Noah, Pat Mott, Mary Ann Justice, Eve- lyn Janco. Row Three: Barbara Shelton, Linda Bargel, Helen Turner, Josephine Harp, Janice Bolton, Karen Johnson, Faye Krouskopf, Wilma Cherry, Julie Davis, Judy Vandergriff, Etta Kapp, Mrs. Jones. Jf- The Future Homemakers of America, a national organization for home eco- nomics students, is a group of hard working girls striving to become the best future homemakers of the modern world. They are kept busy by Mrs. Judy Jones, the director of F.H.A., with serving banquets and the senior tea. I Seated: Norma Edwards, President; Pat Parks, First Vice-President. Second Row: Sara Aldridge, Secretary ; Pat Mott, Parliamentarian ; Mar- gie McBride, Treasurer ; and Alice Noah, Second Vice- President. First Row: Ken Black, Martha Maclntire, David McKeal. Charles Milhouser, Craig Holt, Diana Fox, Casey Fred- Second Row: Bob Berry, Ken Berry, Robin Bowers, ricks, Harry Wood, Mr. Berry. (Camera (Club Camera Club is composed of enthusiastic students who are interested in becom- ing good photographers. The members take pictures at the Prom and many other school activities. OFFICERS: Ken Black, Martha Maclntire, David McKeal, Mr. Berry. I First Row , Lejt to Right: Martha McIntyre, Thelma Ob- erdieck, Alice Mooshegian, Gene Pott, Harry Wood. Second Row: Mr. Tom Noeth, Walter Gasparovic, Kenny Black, Brenda Odom, Craig Holt, David Hull, Daniel Hull, Bob Hogan, and Casey Fredericks. Science ffllub The Science Club is an organization whose aim is to create a greater interest in the world of today. The club was organized in 1949 and has grown rapidly. The Science Club offers an opportunity for any scientifically minded student to develop his interest. They do many experiments. The club is a fairly active club with various interests. The club goes on trips and consists of about 20 members. Left to Right: Advisor , Ted Noeth; President, Alice Mooshegian; Vice-President, Thelma Oberdieck; Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Pott. Row One: Elaine Tarosavich, Linda Tobum, Jim Kozer, Jerry Straka, Mike Mcllvoy , Ruth Baize, Casey Fredericks, Gloria Ziatz, Elma Roberts. Row Two: Janet Oram, Peggy Craig, Pat Sexton, Barbara Libby, Sharon Mayberry, Phyllis Wallace, Martha Seebold, Donna LaRose. Helen Mitchell. Row Three: Karen Daugherty, Betty McCauley, Diane Love, Sue Werths, Larry Diak, Linda Tracshel, Kathy Strohiede, Pat Barylske. Row Four: Tom Vasileff, George Cochran, David Thompson, Gary Crammer. jMasqtte Sc The speech honor society is Masque and Gavel. To be eligible you must be a top junior. Your name then is sent to the teachers you had the past two semesters, and they vote on your oral work in class. Finally, the candidates must be accepted by the members of Masque and Gavel. Masque and Gavel takes a trip in the spring to a place which the members choose. Row One: Miss Blackburn, Sponsor. Row Two: Ruth Baize, Vice-President; Jim Kozer, Parliamentarian ; Mike Mcllvoy, President; Casey Fredicks, Treas- urer; Jerry Straka, Secretary. - First Row: Richard Kirch, Karen Kaegel, Cary Grammer, Second Row: Richard Weiss, Boh Maddox, Bob Butler, Carl Johnson. Third Row: Casey Fredricks, John Miller, Tom Vasileff. Behate The debate team this year ranked third in a contest held at St. Louis University High School. They debated also at Normal High School and at Carbondale High. Miss Blackburn sponsors the team. They meet every day for a half-hour period to practice. fMt+lu First Row: Sharon Jones, Marilyn Greenlee, Sally Stieb, Carole Wetzel, Charlee Parmley, Ruth Justice, Judy Sol- lins, Teresa Griffith, Cathie Schaefer, Pat Sexton, Sally Stewart. Second Row: Nancy Bischoff, John Miller, Larry Diak, Charlie Sturman, Sue Werths, Keith Vizer, Dorothy Toth, Ruth Ann Baize, Mary Cox. Third Row: Warren Nash, Bill Ridings, Jim Kozer, Mike Mundy, Dave Moss, Tony Hance, Roy Walker, Bob Berry, Gene Potter, Max Prusak. js� iud nt (Council The Student Council is an organization that should be of interest to everyone. Its membership is composed of representatives from each counseling group. The purpose of the organization as stated in its constitution is to promote good citizenship in the high school, to render service, to act as a representative body, and to bring about co-operation among students and faculty. The organization takes part in the following activities: selling schedule pencils, sponsoring basketball dances, soliciting contributions to Care, Christmas baskets for needy families, and attending conven- tions at district and state levels. STUDENT COUNCIL: Carol Sabo, Mary Shacklford, Jo Ann Ziegler, Sue McBrian, Cookie Sparks, Carol Lynn Lockhart, Sherry Reinhardt, Cloria Ziatz, Andria Gaspar- avic, Carol Ziolkowski, Peggy Casmarh, Cherly Pindell, Martha Maelntire, Sue Bush, Kathy Stroheide, Pat Baryl- ski, Donna LaRose, Ann Rich, Jean Hinson, Nancy Duns- comh. Boh Harris, Vic Buehler, Virgil Kirksey, Willie Bowers, Ray Taylor, Bob Kary, Don Pindell, Mary Wag- gner, Marty Spengler, Larry Tolbert, Walter Gasparavic. ji tutUnt (Eouttril Nancy Dunscomb, Second Vice-Presi- dent; Pat Sexton, Secretary: Bob Kary, First Vice-President ; Keith Veizer, Ser- geant-at-Arms. Row Two: Bill Ridings, President; Larry Diak, Parliamentarian. Row One: Marilyn Creenlee, Sharon Mayberry, Cloria Doneff, Janice Carner, Betty McCauley, Sue Werths, Gloria Ziatz, Sue Karen Hordeskey, Cathey Schaefer, Sharon Reinhardt, Norma Busch, Carol Lynn Lockhart, Cathey Strotheide, Pat Barylske. Edwards, Mary Yevin, Hazel Towery. Row Two: Nancy Bischoff, National Hortor ji’ocifio Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that may be bestowed upon a high school student. The society requires of those it accepts evidence of excellent character, a “B” average, and outstanding leadership and service. The torch of learning, the society’s symbol, has been held high at Granite since the founding of the organization in 1952. Sponsors of the group are Mrs. Mary Yevin and Mr. William Schmitt. The Granite High Chapter, which meets once a month, does not sponsor any projects of its own but supports all those undertaken by others. Members of the Letterman’s Club qualify for membership by receiving high school athletic monograms and living through an initiation. The club’s main pur- pose is to give a sincere backing to all varsity athletics at Granite High. With Mr. Dick Yates, club sponsor, they have contributed to the financing of a Marquee by sponsoring a letterman’s vs. Faculty basketball game, and have carried out other worthwhile activities for the betterment of our school. Left to Right: Keith Veiser, Secretary-Treasurer ; Danny Brawley, President; Mr. Yates, Advisor; Don Pindell, Sergeant-at-Arms. jLetterman’s (Slub First Row, Left to Right: Charles Haug, Bob Kary, Kurt Jerg- ens. Pat Schuman. David Sparks. Larry Briskey, Quentin Hoover, Jerry Wallace. Second Row: Advisor Richard Yates, Keith Viezer, Mike Voorhees, Bob King, John Allen, Steve Alcorn. Third Row: Boh Cruse, Sam Fazio, Buddy Felchlin, Bill Leir- man, Mike Vasloff, David Rousseau, Richard Love, Robin Bowers. Fourth Row: John Lerch, Mike Mundy, Melvin Bar- ron, Jim Ritchie, Gaynell Rohlin, Jerry Siers, Roger McConnel. George Monken. Fifth Row: Larry Keel, Don Pindell, Terry Titsworth, Ken Cook, Ronnie Burton, Roger Bloodworth, Bill Ridings. Row One: Beverly Dennis, Cynthia Lasiter, Karen Segar, Joan Pritchard, Judy Karlecheck, combs, Pat Schuette, Janice Cardner. Row Two: Donna Scher, Elaine Lux, Larry Wetzel, Walter Morris, Mike Fry, David Toth, James Campbell, Gerald McConnell, William Burgess, Kenneth Colleen Malone, Pat Reed, Charles Johnson, Karen Dannenberg, Joan Shumacher, Thomas Shoe- Grands, Jim Ash, Don Pindell, Carol Bischoff, John Odell, Mike Mullen, Richard Miller, Sally Gizzard, Donna Cox, Janet Warnoff, Robert Rutledge, Joe Nemeth, Janet Cox, Judy French, fry, Pricilla Hurocy, Donna Wallace, Raymond Clonts, Tom Coe, Darlene Ritz, Leroy Jackson, Harsh, Mr. Meek, Donna Reiman, Sandra Potiool. Row Four (a): Linda Herman, Kenneth Missel- The band, one of Granite High’s most active organizations, accompanies all football games, basketball games, and plays. Every spring the band members take a trip to an interesting part of the country. They earn money for this by having a Tag Day and running concession stands at football games. Their music is highly appreciated at the games and plays. It is always a high spot of the evening and we are thankful to Mr. Meek for his hard work and effort. Phyllis Richter, Judy Stegelmeyer, Sharon Reinhardt, Leslie Kolesa, Phyllis Kawula, Nancy Dun- Gasparovic, Pam Starling, Ruth Elmore, Arthur Thurston, Albert Kravec, Larry Wofford, David Wille, Ted Schaefer, Guy Lahr. Row Three: Warren Markel, Diana Ferguson, Doris Stemburg, maker, Richard Hahn, Talmage Hillman, Carol Floyd, Nancy Bischoff, Charles Millhouser, Donna Baumberger, Betty Byrnes, Laura Loar, Phyllis Gieszelmann, Shirley Motes. Row Four: Carol lulia French, Barbara Byrnes, Robert Deckard, David Morlien, Robert Potillo, Don Dillard, Bill Carl Niepert, Joyce Strotheide, Don Padgett, Murl Poush, Gerald Hefferly, Carl Waller, Jim horn, Richard Cline, Walter Mathis, Sherry Tovan, Cathy Jones, Dan Brawley, Barbara Newhouse. Mr. Meek, our band director, has been teaching here since the Fall of 1937. Through the years, the band has continued to grow and prosper. Mr. Meek’s efforts are appreciated, not only by the school, but by the community, as well. We are sure he will lead his musicians to fresh triumphs in the future. First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Bischoff, Carol Bischoff. Dora Dunscomb, Janet Wamhoff, Priscella Hurocy, Carol Floyd, Joan Sternberg. Barbara Newhouse, Elaine Lux, Patricia Cerutti, Pritchard. Third Row: Dick Cline, Robert Rutledge, Charles Phylis Kawula, Janice Cardner. Second Row: Sharon Rein- Johnson, Walter Mathis, Gerald McConald, Ted Schaefer, hardt, Joan Schumacher, Barbara Burns, Donna Scher, Nancy and Lettcrmart (Club Bottom Row: Janice Cardner, President. Top Row, Left to Right: Robert Rutledge, Historian ; Nancy Dunscomb, Secretary ; Carol Bischoff, Treasurer; Sharon Reinhardt, Vice-President. Sharon Reinhardt, Nancy Dunscomb, Pat Cerutti, Elaine Vocal Director; Ted Schaefer, Gary Crammer, Carl Waller, Lux, Phyllis Kawula, Beverly Jackson, Sharon Crews, Don- Robert Petillo, Charles Johnson, Janice Cardner, Linda na Scher. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Simpkins, Herman, Jean Hinson. MoAttn Mn tc Rasters Modern Music Masters is a national honorary music organization sponsored by Mr. Warren Simpkins and Mr. Louis Meek. They organized this local chapter at Granite High in June, 1958. To be eligible for membership in this organization, a student must show out- standing ability in music, have an A average in music, a B average in other subjects, and participate in either band or music for one year. The officers this year are: president, Gary Grammar; vice-president, Sherrie Reinhardt; secretary, Jean Hinson; treasurer, Barbara Byrnes; and historian, Sharon Cruse. Row One: Frances Wallace, Glennis Crismon, Sharon Maberry, Ginger Ebling, Evelyn Mitchill, Dorothy Adams, Connie Bruce, Judy Grindslaff, Connie Mitchell. Row Two: Joy Fedora, Diane Wallace, Beve Aires, Judy Brooks, Jean Hinson, Judy Cox, Pat Santagato, Bev Jackson, Sharon Cruse, Penny Isaak, Alice Boston. Row Three: Jill Jefferys, Myra W ' illerodt, Linda King, Delberda Brooks, Roberta Matekya, Linda Allen, Carol Meyers, Jean Fryntzko, Lynn Walton, Evelyn Chastain, Wanda Chadwick. Row Four: Ronny Haggard, Rick Wiss, Geroge Cochran, Mary Cox, Sandy Coleman, Larry Allen, Bob Berry, Kennith Braundmeyer, Keith Vizer, Mr. Simpkins. Row Five: Gary Crammer, David Westley, Tom Feeny, Larry Hayes, Jerry Roderick, Charlie Sterman, Dan Snider. thianced jffl Itxed (Eljorus Row One: Carol Eberharte, Binnie Barton, Barbara Shelton, Liz Hoffman, Barb. Pertle, Francis Livesay, Norma Rivenburgh. Row Two: Argil Williams, Ken Hubert, Delores F ' isher, Linda Stroehide, Pat Stack, Carol Buster, Starlet Dine, Bonnie Yankee. Row Three: Mr. Simpkins, Fred King, Roy Ethington, Micky McDonald, Mac. Colter, David Evans, Jim Bailey. Row Four: Herman Shober, Richard Gum, Mike Jesse, Mike Barker, P. J. Tensley, Bob Stack, Larry Lipe, W v -T 9 — , nj if 4 ip ;’ Row One: Lana Rider, Sandra Goodman, Levona Vessman, Barbara Wallcs, Sue Valencia. Row Two: Dick Roseman, Glenn Degeare, Marvin Pulk, Gloria Groetefent, Donna King, Mr. Warren Simpkins. Ji opt]omore jHHixed (Chorus One of the most active classes this year was the Vocal Music Department under the direction of Mr. Warren Simpkins, beginning with their annual Christmas Con- cert and ending with the Spring Concert. The Vocal Music students had earned enough money to go on a trip by the end of the year. Row One: Marilyn Cain, Karen Brown, Karen Shelton, Rose Segedy, Sharon Little, Lenease I.upurdas, Gayle Holly, Judy Grindstaff, Sharon Meyers, Rosemarie Geissert, Gloria Singleton, Peg Lippford, Rosemary Whitten, Linda Hinebb, Karen Timmons. Row Four: Lois Cruse. Row Two: Sharon Robertson, Donna Baker, Martha Peggy Schafer, Barbara McCoy, Sandra Ryan, Lynn Phelps, McElvoy, Mary Wills, Antonette Thebeau, Mary Moran, Georgia Mary Mainridge, Carla Dortch, Patty Tondre, Myma Bradley, Wolfe, Mary White, Eula Mullen, Sharon Limb. Row Three: Wanda Stark, Charlotte White, Mr. Simpkins, Mary Grodner. Sharon Smallie, Connie O’Tuin, Dorothy Brokow, Lupe Valencia, Row One: Marilyn Cain, Carol Fea, Dana Rollins, Christine Moore, Claudette Hickman, Frances McCombs, Helen Mitchell, Joyce Hayes, Carol MacMillan, Anna Mae Vasiloff. Row Two: Linda Lynn, Lorinda McCombs, Rose Frith, Janet McElvoy, Connie Mitchell, Sharon Rlaty, Rose Segedy, Carolyn Huddleston, Jean Jackel, Barbara Kimbrell, Karen Hart, Janice Moerlien. Row Three: Doris Reiman, Carolyn Smith, Janet Harris, Sherry Beckett, Sharon Petroff, Ruth Justice, Floys Smith, Phyllis Smith, Grace Hall, Carol Ziolkowski, Gloria Bieniecki, Sharon Willaredt, Jo Ann Ziegler. Row Four: Diane Viesman, Linda Wolfe, Brenda Stone, Evelyn Wilson, Bonnie Yankey, Norma Rains, Judy Stieb, Kay Bevill, Janet Dallas, Michelle Hoy, Bonnie Hincheliff, Rebecca Beswick, Donna Teaney. Row Five: Mr. Simpkins, Judy Towse, Rosalie Rojas, Carolyn McRaven, Janet Malone, Donna Achenbach, Carol Early, Marilyn Murgic, Pam Lakatos, Elizabeth Hoffman, Mary Ann Martenko. 05Ies Club Row One: Perry Tayon, Howard Mason, Jim Sumner, Mary Cox, Kenny Cook, Rufus Valencia, Grant Takmajian. Row Two: Edward Everett, John Lesko, Darrel Lindsey, Prentice Tinsley, Terry Kofahl, Lane Whitten, Larry Allen, James Baumberger, Mr. Simpkins. Row Three: Larry Hutchison, Jim Glasgo, Eugene Kessler, Ken Barry, Vasil Vangel, John Plese, Bill Artz, Jack Ficker. Row Four: Danny Snder, Paul Homburger, James Dean, Jerry Weeks, Greg Martin, Ken Braundmeier, Jesse Wise, Don Gross, Bill Boyd. r n r? n n spring First Row: Daniel Lapinski, Jim Presley, Ernie Barry, James Ritchie, A1 Kennerly, Bob Summers, Dave Davis, Gaynell Roblin, John Allen, Dick Love. Second Row: John Gramlich, Harry Thurau, John Groboski, Bill Mertz, Mike Ropac, Mike Vasiloff, Lee Barclay, Terry Titsworth, Mike Ashby, Leonard Barron, Jack Patterson. Third Row: Bob Chapman, Coach Jack Richardson, Richard Cline, Dave Bond, Larry Wetzel, George Crews, Daniel Comer, Ralph Taylor, Bob Schroeder, Tony Baker, Jim Chandler, Roger Hoover, Assistant Coach Andy Sullivan. Hracb The Granite City track team of 1960 was coached by Mr. Jack Richardson who has transferred to Southern Illinois University as assistant track coach. Before Coach Richardson transferred, he took the year rebuilding his team, using mostly sophomores and juniors in play. Although the team didn’t have a great season last year, they produced an experienced crew for this year. The new Head Coach is Mr. Ross Rosenthal, who graduated from Illinois State Normal University. He has taught at Edwardsville the past 3 years. Graceful Harry Thurau and Bob Summers. High point men with Coach Ross Rosenthal, middle; Bob Summers, left; John Grobaski, right. l asrball VARSITY TEAMS: Bob Hoffeck. Harry Smith, Larry Diak. Rich Williams, Bob Price. Second Row: Pat Schuman, Victor Buehler, Don Dillard, Tony Mance, Steve Schardan. Third Row: Dave Sparks, Larry Corey, John Rains. Dave Doumoulin, Joe Holder, Coach Joe Fedora. JUNIOR VARSITY: Jim Engelke, Philip Bigley, Rich Stepanek, Mike Nesbit, Dave Tindall, Tom Tindall. Second Row: Bill Laycock, Jim Strand, Dan Filter, Larry Peppers, Bob Budke, Quinton Nunguesser, Sam Strang. Third Row: Jim Slattery, Carl Johnson, Gary Coppedge, Bob Guin, Marty Pflanz, Bill Baldwin, Dean Gergen, Coach Donald “Duke” Brumleve. baseball The Granite City Baseball Team of I960 was coached by Mr. Joe Fedora. It was his first season as varsity coach and he produoed a very successful team, captained by John Rains and Rich Williams. This year the co-captains are Joe Holder and Larry Diak. The leading hitter was Victor Buehler, who was followed by Bob Price, Harry Smith, and Rich Williams. Dave Dumoulin and John Rains each won six games for the Warriors. The team won first place in District, then lost the regional championship to East St. Louis. The team ended the season with 17 wins and 4 losses. The Junior Varsity finished their season with 5 wins and 4 losses. Sarsitg Granite Opp. 9 Dupo 4 7 Dupo 0 5 Belleville Cathedral 3 29 F reeberg 5 10 DuQuoin 5 6 DuQuoin 1 10 Edwardsville 3 10 O’Fallon 1 9 Belleville 4 4 Staunton 3 0 Staunton 2 10 Woodriver 5 11 Madison 3 2 Collinsville 3 0 East St. Louis 1 2 Lincoln (E. St. L.) 1 3 Madison 0 4 Collinsville 1 7 Alton 1 8 Woodriver 0 3 East St. Louis 4 Baseball Safe at third base is Larry Diak. junior Parsttg Granite Opp. 5 Collinsville 14 11 Freeburg 0 2 O’Fallon 1 6 Belleville jUfi 4 1 Belleville 1 Collinsville 2 6 Edwardsville 5 7 East St Louis 6 4 Wood River 9 Big 4 meeting consisting of Bob Price, Dave Doumoulin, Joe Holder, and John Rains. Uaseball Row One: Dave Thompson. Dave Rousseau, Mike Mundy, Jim Kozer, Bob Davis. Second Row: Max Prusak, Virgil Kirksey, Gary Weisman, Terry Rusick, Keith Zinn. Third Row: Coach Dick Harmon, Don McElroy, Dave Paoli, Captain David Moss. Richard Kerch. Keith Veizer. Tom Moore, Man- ager John Lerch. tennis Best netman in Area, David Moss, talking to Coach Harmon. The Granite City High tennis team of 1960 coached by Dick Harmon, had a very successful year, concluding the season with a record of nine wins and one loss. The team had difficult opponents in District but captured first place. It then put up a stiff battle in State contest finishing in 7th position. They tied with Edwardsville for Con- ference Championship after winning and losing a match to them. Dave Moss, the captain, was undefeated 3 years in Southwest Conference play. He has been District Cham- pion in single play for the past 3 years and has partici- pated every year in the state tournament at Champaign, climaxing his high school career by winning 2nd place at the State Final. Virgil Kirksey and Max Prusak came in 2nd in District and participated in the state tournament. Spring (Sweater r . (Elass Plag During the spring of 1960, the June graduating class pre- sented the first Shakespearean play ever presented at Granite Senior High School and it was highly successful. Miss Mary Blackburn directed the performance. Making light of love. Gay Mueller, Page; Joey Lanahan, Crown Bearer ; Freelyn Arbitor, First Attendant; Dianna Ferro, May Queen; Margaret Holland, Second Attendant; Barbara Little, Flower Girl; Sherry Reinhardt, Page. jMao Bag Spring 1960 — On May 20, 21, Miss Dianna Ferro was crowned as the new May Queen opening a new season of beauty and charm for Granite City Senior High School. Her attendants were Margaret Holland and Freelyn Arbitor. Pages for the crowning ceremony were Gay Mueller and Sherry Reinhardt. Joey Lana- han was crown bearer and Miss Barbara Little carried the flowers. To celebrate the Spring festivities, members of each physical education class presented skits centered around the theme of Flowers. Members of the graduating class were also presented prior to the finale of the 1960 May Day festivities. 2nd. Attendant Jfflargaret Holland 1st. Attendant Jfreelgn Arbeiter iflau Qyueen Btana Jferro Ml Fifteen men on a deadman’s chest, Yo ho ho and a bottle of coke. Administration Last minute touches Warren Simpkins, musical director, and Mrs. Susan Kickam, assistant speech director, chat with some members of the cast. (Pperetta The colorful costumes displayed drew murmurs of approval from the audi- ence. operetta Not only the performers but also the audience smiled when they saw the light hearted operetta, Red Mill, presented by last year’s Vocal Department under the direction of Mr. Warren Simpkins and Mrs. Susan Kickem. Drama Directors. This operetta by Victor Herbert involved two stranded American tourists who had no money to pay their hill at the inn. Meanwhile, they helped the Burgomaster’s daughter to run away with the man she really loved, not the one her father had engaged her to. But as in all happy endings, she married the man of her own choice. Smiling faces of performers reflect the mood of the light hearted operetta. Left to Right: Max Prusak, Harry Cook, Rich Williams, George Monken. Frank Knight. Bill McDowell, and Carl Worthem. 3Jumor Jjollies The theme of the Junior Follies was “Look Before You Leap.” It was directed by Miss Mary Blackburn with the assistance of Gloria Ziatz and Larry Diak. Every Speech Class had a part in the show. Carl Johnson, Carol Early, and JoAnn Huber. Left to Right: Mike Mundy, Judy Blevins. David Moss. Don Mclroy. tutor ©ffictrs and ©tans LOIS HUXEL WILLIAM BURCKY DOROTHY MORGAN GORDON CALBREATH BEVERLEY AYRES Student Council; Homecom- ing; Class Skits; May Day; Senior Class Play; Vocal Music. LUANN BARNES Homecoming; Pep Club; Journalism; Usherette; Vo- cal Music; May Day; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross. TERRY BADER Journalism. JUDY BERTRAND Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Lead- ership; May Day; Dean’s Assistant; Senior Class Play. CLAUDE BLACK WILLIS BOWERS Student Council; Class Skits. DOROTHY BROKAW JUDITH BLEVINS Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Class Skits; Leader- ship; May Day; Jr. Red Cross; Class Officer, Top Jr., Sec., Top Sr., Treas. ; Vocal Music. DANNY BRAWLEY Wrestling; Football, Manag- er; Letterman’s Club, Pres.; Homecoming; Band; Class Skits. JUDITH CHASTAIN Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Journalism; May Day. SHIRLEY DEASON Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Jour- nalism; Pep Club; Year- book; Class Skits; May Day. DON DILLARD Cross Country; Basketball; Band; Baseball, Lettered. SHARON EGGEMEYER Homecoming; G.A.A. ; May Day. ALBERT DELALOYE DONNA EDWARDS Homecoming; May Day; Day; Journalism; Leader- ship; Quill Scroll. CHAMP BILL FARRELL, JR. CAROL SUE FEA Student Council; G.A.A.; Leadership; May Day; Dean’s Assistant ; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross; Vocal Music. 1MAGENE GEORGE Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Journalism; May Day. JAMES FUHRMAN Homecoming. MARILYN GREENLEE National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; Honor Student; May Day; Library Assistant; Class Of- ficer, L.Soph., Sec. RICHARD GREER RONALD HAGGARD Vocal Music. LINDA HARPER Homecoming; 1st Attendant to Homecoming Queen; G.A.- A. ; Pep Club, Pres.; Hon- or Student; Class Skits; Leadership; May Day; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross; Class Officer, Top Soph., Jr., and Low Sr., Treas. JANET HARRIS Homecoming; May Day; Vo- cal Music. ROBERT HARRIS Student Council; Track, Mgr.; Senior Class Play. CHARLENE HOLMAN Homecoming; May Day. MARY ANNE JUSTICE Homecoming; F.H.A. ; May Day. KAREN KNACKSTEDT G.A.A. ; Usherette; Jr. Fol- lies; Vocal Music. JANICE LASWELL Homecoming; Vocal Music. RUTH KELLOGG Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; May Day. JAMES KOZER National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; Honor Student; Class Skits; Masque Gavel; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross; Tennis. DON MCELROY Cross Country; Honor Stu- dent; Class Skits; Class Of- ficer, Top Sr., Sec.; Tennis. MICHAEL MCILVOY National Honor Society ; Cross Country; Homecoming; Honor Student; Class Skits; Jr. Follies; Masque Gavel; Senior Class Play; Class 01- ficer, Low Sr., Pres. SHARON MABERRY National Honor Society ; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; Ush- erette; Class Skits; Masque Gavel; Office Worker; 2nd Attendant to Homecoming Queen ; Vocal Music. SANDRA MCKINNEY WARREN MARKELL Band, Lettered; Class Officer, Top Sr. Treas. RONALD MARTIN Homecoming; Senior Class Play; Tennis. CAROLE MEYER Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; May Day; Class Of- ficer, Low Soph., Sec.; Vo- cal Music. JANICE MOERLIEN Homecoming; Pep Club; Band; May Day; Senior Class Play; Vocal Music. SUE MARTINKO Homecoming; Vocal Music; Journalism. ROBERTA MODGLIN May Day. DAVID ALAN MOSS National Honor Society ; Cross Country, Capt. ; Letter- man ' s Club; Student Coun- cil; Homecoming, Royal Es- cort to Retiring Queen; Hon- or Student; Class Skits; Class Officer, Top Jr., Vice- Pres., Top Sr., Vice-Pres.; Tennis, Capt. MICHAEL MUNDY National Honor Society; Cross Country; Student Coun- cil; Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Class Skits; Senior Class Play; Class Officer, Junior, Top Senior, Presi- dent; Tennis. PEGGY ODOM Homecoming; May Day. ANGELINE ORTIZ BOB PERRIN Homecoming; G.A.A., Let- tered ; May Day ; Vocal Music.. FLOYD PETERSON Band. JOHN PLESE Foot hall; Vocal Music. BETTY RICHARDSON GERALD RODERICK Homecoming; Pep Club; Class Skits; Vocal Music. F.H.A.; May Day. LINDA SCONCE BARBARA STAGGS Student Council ; Homecom- ing; May Day; Vocal Music. WANDA STARK May Day; Vocal Music. JERRY ROSEN BURG Cross Country; Baseball. RUTH SCHROEDER Homecoming; G.A.A.; Pep Club ; Honor Student; F.H.A. ; Class Skits; May Day; Senior Class Play. CATHIE SCHAEFER National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; Class Skits; Leadership; May Day; Senior Class Play; Class Of- ficer, Soph., Low Jr., Low Sr., V i c e - P r e s. ; Homecoming Queen of 1960. HERMAN SCHUBERT Homecoming; Mathematics Club. BILL SIMPSON Football. JOHN STAIKOFF GLENNA STATON Honor Student; Vocal Music. PAULA TIMMONS SHERRY TOVAN G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Homecoming; Band; Major- W «► Student; Usherette; May ette; May Day. ’ Day; Office Assistant; Vo- cal Music. LOWELL TRAVIS National Honor Society; Vo- cal Music. RUFUS VALENCIA Football; Vocal Music. MARY WAGGONER Journalism; Pep Club; May Day; Vocal Music. PEGGY DIANNA WALLACE Homecoming; Band; May Day; Senior Class Play; Vo- cal Music. PHYLLIS WALLACE National Honor Society; Homecoming; G.A.A.; Pep Gub; Class Skits; Jr. Fol- lies; Leadership; May Day; Masque Gavel; Senior Class Play; Class Officer, Low Jr., Low Sr., Sec. LARRY YORK Dana Rollins, Dorothy Brokaw, Phyllis Wallace, Ruth Schroeder, Director Wayne Hubbard, Sandra McKinney. Second Row: Carol Myer, Lu Ann Barnes, Ron Martin, Jim Kozer, Jerry Roderick, Mike Mcllvoy, Bob Harris. jlentor Class fllag The story “Fair Exchange” is a suspenseful comedy written by Hurtz Gordon. This is a family story in which the daughter gets mixed up with a criminal through her teacher. This situation proved to be very interesting and exciting. Ruth Schroeder, Dana Rollins, Jim Kozer, Dorothy Brokaw, LuAnn Barnes, Ron Martin, Bob Harris, Sandra McKinney, Phyllis Wallace, Carol Meyer, Mike Mundy. CLASS CLOWNS Jerry Roderick and Wane Spiroff BEST DANCERS Dorothy Brokaw and Rufus Valencia Outstanding BEST DRESSED Cathie Schaefer and Jim Kozer CLASS SWEETHEARTS Linda Harper and Bill Simpson CLASS ATHLETES David Moss and Sharon Eggemeyer MOST FRIENDLY Mike Mcllvoy and Diane Spiroff personalities BEST MANNERED Ron Martin and Cathie Schaefer MOST RELIABLE Mike Mundy and Linda Harper LOW SENIOR OFFICERS — Max Prusak, Vice-President; Pat Maxvill, Secretary; Jim Davis, Treasurer; David Rousseau, President. WILMA HODSHIRE MARY YEVIN .ofu J entor (©fftters and Beans FRANK DALLA RIVA ROBERT BRANDSMARK HARVEY MULLEN TOM ABERNATHY DOROTHY ADAMS Vocal Music; May Day. DONNA ACHENBACH Pep Club; Vocal Music; May Day. MARY ADAMS Science Club; Homecoming ; Journalism; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Yearbook, Assistant Editor; Honor Student; Jun- ior Follies; Sophomore Play; May Day; Quill Scroll; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross. MICHAEL AHRING JUDY ALLEN CARL ANDREWS Track; Vocal Music. BRENDA ALEXANDER F.H.A.; May Day. LYNDA ALLEN Homecoming; May Day; Vo- cal Music; Junior Red Cross. JANET ANTHONY Student Council; Homecom- ing; May Day; Dean Assis- tant. RUTH BAIZE Student Council; Homecom- ing; G.A.A.; Class Skits; Sophomore Play; May Day; Masque Gavel, Vice-Presi- dent. GINGER BAMPER Pep Club; Honor Student; Vocal Music; May Day. % BILL BALDWIN LINDA BARCEL Student Council ; Homecom- ing; Pep Club; Honor Stu- dent; F.H.A.; May Day; Nurse’s Assistant. MICHAEL BARKER Vocal Music. ANDREW BAS A RICH JUDY BECK Homecoming; May Day; Dean Assistant. PAT BARYLSKE National Honor Society; Student Council; Homecom- ing; G.A.A. ; Class Skits; Junior Follies; Leadership, President; Masque Gavel. MARY BAUMANN G.A.A. ; Pep Club, Honor Student; Leadership; May Day; Dean Assistant. CARROLL BEELER Student Council; National Honor Society; Honor Stu- dent; Jr. Red Cross. GLORIA BIENIECKI G.A.A., Letter; Pep Club; May Day; Jr. Red Cross; Vo- cal Music. NANCY BISCHOFF National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Band; Honor Student; May Day. KENNETH BLACK Science Club; Camera Gub, President. CAROL BISCHOFF Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club ; Band ; Honor Student ; May Day. JOYCE BLACK JANICE BOLTON Pep Club; F.H.A.; May Day; Vocal Music. JUDY BROOKS Homecoming; G.A.A.; Pep Club; May Day; Junior Red Cross. JAMES BUCATCH RONNIE BURTON CONNIE BRUCE Vocal Music; May Day. WILLIAM BURGESS Band. SUSAN BUSCH National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Honor Student ; Sophomore Play; May Day; Masque Gavel; Junior Red Cross. GERALD BUSHUE MARY BUSH May Day; Library Assistant. GAIL BUSKE CARLENE BUTLER Honor Student; May Day; Homecoming; Pep Club; Jr. Red Cross. Honor Student; May Day. BARBARA BYRNES G.A.A. ; Band; Honor Stu- dent; May Day. JANICE CARDNER National Honor Society ; Homecoming; Band; Honor Student. PHILLIP CARTER MARYFRANCES COPE Jr. Red Cross. MARGARET CARISS Student Council; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; Soph- omore Play; Leadership. CAROLYN CERNKOVICH Science Club; Homecoming; G.A.A.; Honor Student; May Day. MARILYN CHOLEVIK THOMAS CHANDLER G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student ; May Day. WILMA CHERRY PATSY CLARK Student Council; Honor Stu- Library Assistant, dent; F.H.A.; May Day; Vocal Music. KIRK COLLINS DE ANNA COOK SANDRA COLEMAN Homecoming; E.H.A. ; May Day ; Low-Sophomore, Vice- President; Vocal Music. KENNETH COOK JAMES CORNETT PEGGY CRAIG Student Council; Homecom- ing; G.A.A. ; Honor Student; Leadership; May Day. GEORGE CREWS JUDITH KAY COX Student Council; May Day; Vocal Music. MARY COX Vocal Music. LINDA COX Camera Club; May Day; Vocal Music. MICHAEL COX Vocal Music. GALE CRANE DAVID CROSS National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Track; Honor Student; Class Skits; Debate; Baseball. EUNICE DAILY GEORGE DAKE DORIS DALLAS LINDA DAVIDSON Science Club; G.A.A.; Hon- or Student. KAREN DAUGHERTY Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Class Skits; Junior Follies; Vocal Music; May Day; Masque Gavel. BONNIE DAVIES Student Council; G.A.A. ; Pep Club ; Honor Student; May Day; Low Junior, Secretary. JAMES DAVIS Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Class Skits; Junior Fol- lies; Quill Scroll; Senior Class Play; Low Senior, Treasurer. LARRY DIAK National Honor Society; Bas- ketball; Homecoming; Honor Student; Masque Gavel; Baseball; Student Body, Vice- President; Junior Follies; Vo- cal Music. GLORIA DONEFF National H.o n o r Society; Journalism; Pep Club; Quill Scroll. LARRY DEUTSCHMAN Cross Country; Student Coun- cil. MARTHA DOMBROSKI G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; May Day; Dean Assistant ; Cheerleaders. NANCY DOOLITTLE Vocal Music; May Day. KENNETH DRUHE CAROL EARLY BILL EARNEY NORMA EDWARDS National Honor Society; Sci- ence Club; Homecoming; F.H.A., President; May Day; Junior Follies. RUTH ANN ELMORE Band; May Day. ROGER FELTMEYER JOYCE FIELDS National Honor Society; Journalism; Pep Club. JIM EZELL THOMAS E. FERGUSON Student Council; Homecom- ing; Honor Student; Jr. Red Cross. DENNIS FLOYD LEELANE FOWLER Homecoming; Pep Club; Journalism; Usherette; May Day; Quill Scroll; Jr. Red Cross. KENN1TH FORSTING Band. LENOARD FOWLER Vocal Music. CASEY FREDERICKS National Honor Society; Sci- ence Club; Homecoming; Honor Student ; Camera Club; Debate; Masque Gavel. KATHY GALINSKI Homecoming; G.A.A.; Journ- alism; Pep Club; Usherette; Class Skits; Junior Follies; Vocal Music; May Day; Dean Assistant; Senior Class Play ; Cheerleading. RAY GAUDETTE Band. LEONA FURTAK JUDY GATTUNG G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; May Day; Office Assistant ; Low Sophomore, Treasurer. MARY ANN GAVIN G.A.A. ; May Day; Jr. Red Cross. ALFRED GOBBLE GARY CRAMMER National Honor Society; Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Masque Gavel; Vo- cal Music; Low Sophomore, President. JOHN GRANLICH Science Club. GARY GREENMAN Vocal Music. JODY GRINDSTAKK Vocal Music. JOHN GROBOSKI Football; Basketball; Track. ROBERT CLASCLOW MELVIN GLASS HELEN GROTZ GARY HALBE Jr. Red Cross. BEVERLY HALL F.H.A. DAVID HANCOCK National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming. DIANNE HANELINE RICHARD HARGROVE Homecoming; Pep Club; May Day; Jr. Red Cross. LEE HARLAN KAREN HARLEY Student Council ; Homecom- ing; Usherette; May Day; Dean Assistant; Jr. Red Cross. RICHARD HARPER CAROL HARRINGTON May Day. KAREN HART May Day; Library Assistant; Vocal Music. DAVID HAWK Science Club; Yearbook; Jr. Red Cross; Vocal Music. BARBARA HAYES NOVELLA HAYES Library Assistant. HOWARD HELMAN National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; Honor Student; Junior Fol- lies; Sophomore Play; Cam- era Club ; Debate. JOSEPHINE HAYES PHYLLIS HAYES May Day; Dean Assistant. BETTY HENSLEY May Day. LINDA HERMAN Homecoming; G.A.A.; Band; May Day. PHILIP HIELINGER WILLARD HICKS BONNIE HINCHCLIFF G.A.A.; Pep Club; Vocal Music; May Day; Jr. Red Cross. LINDA HOCHULI ROBERT HOFFEK Football; Baseball; Jr. Red Cross. MARSHA HOGAN JOSEPH HOLDER G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Yearbook; Library Assistant. PENNY ISAAK RUTH A. JARMAN F.H.A. MIKE JEFFERIES DAVE HOLTCRAVE JOANN HUBER Student Council ; Homecom- ing; Pep Club; Vocal Music; May Day. KAREN ANN HORDESKY National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Pep Club; Honor Student; Vocal Music; May Day; Library Assistant; Jr. Red Cross. PATRICIA HUDSON BETTY JACKSON May Day. PETE JATEFF Wrestling; Football; Cross Country; Track; Student Council; Vocal Music. JILL JEFFREY Vocal Music; May Day. NANCY JONES Journalism; Pep Club; Hon- or Student; May Day; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross, President. CAROL KESTER ROBERT Kl.MBRELL SHARON JONES Student Council; May Day; Library Assistant; Jr. Red Cross. BARBARA ANN KIMBRELL Pep Club; May Day; Vocal Music. FRED KING Vocal Music. VIRGIL KIRKSEY Letlerman’s Club; Student Council ; Honor Student ; Tennis, Co-Captain, Letter. SHARON KOLHAGE F.H.A.; May Day; Library Assistant. BARRARA KUDELKA Pep Club; May Day; Vocal Music. FRANK KNIGHT Cross Country; Student Coun- cil; Basketball, Letter; Low- Sophomore, Secretary. SUSAN KRAUS CAROL KUENKLER G.A.A. ; May Day. - PAM LAKATOS Homecoifling ; Vocal Music; May Day. DANIEL LAPINSKI Cross Country; Track. CAROL LA MACCHIA Honor Student; Homecom- ing; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Lead- ership; May Day. DONNA LA ROSE Student Council; Homecom- ing; G.A.A. ; Honor Student; Pep Club; Class Skits; Lead- ership; May Day; Dean As- sistant. MACIA LIL1ENTHAL L EARI.ENE LASWELL LARRY LEWIS Yearbook. AL LEWIS Football; Wrestling; Student Council. BARBARA LIBBY Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Honor Student; Usherette; Class Skits; Sophomore Play; May Day; Jr. Red Cross. BARBARA LINDNER DARRELL LINDSEY Vocal Music. LINDA LINDSEY SHARON LITTLE CLARENCE LIVESAY Journalism; Pep Club; Con- tando; May Day; Dean As- sistant; Vocal Music. CAROL LYNN LOCKHART National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Junior Follies; Honor Student; May Day; Cheerleading; Jr. Red Cross. BEVERLY MAAS SHARON MALONE DIANE LOVE National Honor Society; Homecoming; Pep Club; Yearbook; May Day; Masque Gavel; Vocal Music. KEITH MAKLER TONY MANCE Student Council; Honor Stu- dent; Baseball, Letter. GREGORY MARTIN MARY ANN MARTINKO Pep Club; May Day; Vocal Music. JUNIOR MATHIS ROBERTA MATEYKA Homecoming: Vocal Music. PATRICIA MAXVILL Pep Club; Honor Student; May Day; Jr. Red Cross; Low Sophomore Vice-Presi- dent; Low Junior Secretary. SUE MC BRIAN Student Council; Honor Stu- dent; May Day; Office As- sistant; Jr. Red Cross. FRANCES MCCOMBS ROBERT MAXWELL Homecoming;- Junior Follies. MAJORIE MCBRIDE FRED MC COLLIGAN ELIZABETH MCCAULEY National Honor Society; Homecoming; C.A.A.; Pep Club; Honor Student; Lead- ership; May Day; Jr. Follies. BARBARA JEAN MCCOY Pep Club; May Day; Vocal Music. GERALD L. MCCONNELL Band ; Band Letterman ' s Club. MARTHA MCELROY G.A.A.; May Day; Jr. Red Cross; Vocal Music. CARMEN SUE MC GOVERN Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Journ- alism; Pep Club; Junior Fol- lies; Leadership; May Day; Office Assistant. MARTHA MCINTYRE Science Club; Student Coun- cil; Library Assistant. HELEN MCKINNEY Journalism; Pep Club. MARY ANN MCGOWAN DAVID MCKEAL National Honor Society; Journalism; Honor Stu dent; Quill Scroll; Camera Club. ANN MAC MURRY Homecoming; Pep Club; Vo- cal Music; May Day. JOHN MESZAROS BRENDA MERCER Homecoming; Pep Club; May Day. GARY MILLER JANET MILLS Homecoming; Pep Club; Journalism; Honor Student; May Day; Quill Scroll; Vocal Music; Junior Follies. HELEN MITCHELL National Honor Society ; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; May Day; Masque Gavel; Jr. Red Cross; Vocal Music. DORIS MOORE Student Council ; Homecom- ing; Journalism; Pep Club; Yearbook; Honor Student; May Day; Quill Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Office, Co-op. DOROTHY MOTES Vocal Music. GEORGE MONKEN Cross Country, Manager; Let- terman’s Club; Basketball, Letter, Manager; Homecom- ing; Yearbook, Editor; Honor Student; Quill Scroll; Senior Class Play; Tennis, Manager; Junior Follies; Sophomore Play. ALICE MOOSHECIAN Science Club, President; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; Pep Club; Yearbook; Honor Student; May Day; Dean Assistant; Senior Class Play. PATRICIA SUE MOTT F.H.A. ; May Day; Vocal Music. SHARON MYERS WARREN NASH Student Council. CAROL NIEPERT May Day. ALAN NOAH ALICE NOAH THELMA ORERDIECK May Day; F.H.A.; Vocal Science Club; Honor Student. Music. GERALD MOELLER MARLYN MURGIC Homecoming; May Day; Jr. Red Cross. CAROL MURPHY AVA MURRAY May Day. MARILYN O’DELL Homecoming; Dean Assist- ant. VERNON OLLIS BRENDA ODOM Science Club; May Day; Of- fice Assistant. PATRICIA OLSEN Science Club; Honor Stu- dent; May Day; Vocal Music. ■ JANET ORAM National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; Honor Student; Class Skits; Junior Follies; May Day. «l LARRY PEPPERS Cross Country. MIKE PETRILLO JUDY PATTERSON JOHN PETRAS SHARON PETROFF Pep Club; Vocal Music; May Day. GENE POTTEK Science Club; Student Coun- cil; Rand; Honor Student. DAVID PRIOR NORMA RAINS Pep Club; Vocal Music; May Day. ROBERTA PRAZMA Homecoming; Pep Club; May Day; Dean Assistant. MAXIMILLIAN PRUSAK National Honor Society; Lot- terman’s Club; Student Coun- cil; Honor Student; Tennis; Basketball, Co-Captain; Low Sophomore, Treasurer; Top Sophomore, Secretary ; Low Senior Vice-President. RONALD RANDALL National Honor Society; Sci- ence Club; Student Council; Honor Student; Tennis. PAT REED SHARON REINHARDT National Honor Society; Sci- ence Clul ; Student Council; Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Band; May Day; Jr. Red Cross; Low Senior, Sec- retary. DIANE REEVES BILL RIDINGS Wrestling; Football; Student Council; Vocal Music; Stu- dent Body President. JAMES RITCHEY ELMA ROBERTS Homecoming; Pep Club; Honor Student; Junior Fol- lies; Masque Gavel; Jr. Red Cross; Vocal Music; Sophomore Play. EDWARD ROBERTSON GAYNELL ROBLIN PAT ROBINSON SHARON ROBINSON Vocal Music; Leadership; Dean Assistant; Jr. Red Cross. PAM RUSSELL JACK SALT1CH Cross Country; Basketball; Honor Student ; Baseball. LE ROY SCHAEFER DAVID ROUSSEAU Cross Country ; Letterman’s Club; Science Club; Honor Student; Class Officer; Low Senior, President; Tennis, Letter. LARRY RUEMMLER Science Club; Honor Student. PATRICIA RUDDER Pep Club; Honor Student May Day. BILL RUSSELL ROBERT DEAN RUTLEDGE Band. BILLY SCARSDALE Honor Student. JAMES SCHMEDAKE Student Council; Honor Stu- dent; Vocal Music. FRED SCHUMAN Football, Letter; Letterman ' s Club; Student Council; Homecoming; Honor Stu- dent; Baseball, Letter. MINNIE SEACHREST MARTHA SEEBOLD Homecoming; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Honor Student; Class Skits; Junior Follies; Lead- ership; May Day; Masque Gavel. NANCY SECEDY G.A.A.; Honor Student; May Day; Dean Assistant. FRANK SELLERS JANET SHELTON Homecoming; G.A.A.; May Day. ROSE SECEDY Vocal Music. PATRICIA SEXTON Homecoming; Student Coun- cil; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Jun- ior Follies; May Day. DAVID SHEPARD National Honor Society. STEVE SHORDEN MARTIN SIGLOCK JAMES SIMPSON Basketball, Letter, Captain ; Yearbook; Quill Scroll. GLORIA SINGLETON Pep Club; Vocal Music; May Day; Jr. Red Cross. PECGY SKIPPER May Day; Vocal Music. HAROLD SMALLIE LINDA SMITH Class Skits. STANLEY SLECZKA HELEN SMITH CAROLYN SPARKS Student Council; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Leadership; Dean Assistant; Cheerleading, Cap- tain. VASIL SPASKOS PATRICIA STACK Science Club; Honor Stu- National Honor Society; Vo- dent ; Tennis. cal Music. SANDRA STAFFORD KATHLEEN STEMMER May Day. SALLY STEWART Student Council; Homecom- ing; G.A.A.; Pep Club; May Day; Cheerleading. JAMES STRAND Science Club; Honor Stu- dent; Baseball, Letter; Jr. Red Cross. ROBERT SUMMERS Football; Letterman ' s Club; First Vice-President of Stu- dent Body; Track, Letter; Homecoming; Journalism, As- sistant E d i t,o r; Yearbook, Business Manager; Class Skits; Quill Scroll, Vice- President; Senior Class Play; Jr. Red Cross. JERALDINE STRAKA National Honor Society; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Class Skits; Junior Follies; Sophomore Play; May Day; Masque Gavel; Top Junior Secretary. KATHY STROTHEIDE National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; Class Skits; Lead- ership; May Day; Masque Gavel; Jr. Red Cross; Top Junior Vice-President. VICTOR SZYMCEK JAMES TALLEY Science Club. ELAINE TARASOVICH Homecoming; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Honor Student; Class Skits; Leadership; May Day; Masque Gavel; Senior Class Play; Cheerleading. DON TANASE Journalism. ERNIE TAYLOR Wrestling, Letter, Co-Captain Lelterman’s Club; Band. RAYMOND TAYLOR DAVID TINDALL Science Club; Student Coun- cil; Jr. Red Cross. LINDA TINDALL RITA TINDALL Journalism; Pep Club; Ush- Pep Club; May Day. erette; Jr. Red Cross. PRENTICE TINSELY ROBERT THOMAS Student Council; Vocal Mu- sic. LEONARD THOMASON DAVID THOMPSON Vocal Music. JERRY THOMPSON HARRY THURAU PATRICIA TONDRE LINDA TRACHSEL Homecoming; Class Skits; May Day; Masque Gavel; Sophomore Class Play; Jun- ior Follies. DEANE TURNER HELEN TURNER ARTHUR THURSTON Band. LINDA TOBUREN Student Council; Homecom- ing; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Hon- or Student; Class Skits; Sophomore Play; Junior Fol- lies; Leadership; May Day; Masque Gavel; Cheer- leading; Jr. Red Cross; Low Sophomore, Treasurer. RONNIE TURNER DELORES VERES Homecoming ; Yearbook; Honor Student; Usherette; May Day; Dean Assistant; Jr. Red Cross. KEITH VEIZER National Honor Society Cross Country; Letterman ' Club, Secretary, Treasurer Student Council: Homecon ing; Honor Student; Clas Skits; Tennis Team, Captain Vocal Music. JANET VESCI May Day. LINDA VESCI CHARLES WAHRENBURG National Honor Society; Pep Club; Yearbook; Honor Stu- dent; May Day; Dean Assist- ant; Jr. Red Cross; Junior Follies; Sophomore Play. JERRY WALLACE JOHN WALLER Wrestling, Letter; Football, Letter; Letterman’s Club; Baseball, Letter; Football, Co-Captain. GAIL WALLNER May Day. MARY WALTERS Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; Cheer- leading; Top Junior, Treas- urer; Junior Follies. SHARON WEALAND May Day; Jr. Red Cross. CREGOREY WEEKS JERRY WEEKS JAMES WHALEY Homecoming; Class Skits; Vocal Music. GARY WHITE Homecoming; Class Skits; Jr. Red Cross. SUE WERTHS National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; G.A.A. ; Pep Club; Honor Student; Class Skits; May Day; Masque Gavel; First Vice-President of Student Body. CHARLOTTE WHITE Library Assistant; Vocal Mu- BETTY WHITEMAN Pep Club; May Day. JOHN WIDEMAN GEORGIA WOLFE MYRA WILLAREDT Homecoming; Pep Club; Jr. Red Cross; Vocal Music. NANCY WOODWARD Journalism; G.A.A.; Honor Student; May Day; Junior Follies. STANLEY YURECK Spanish Club; Vocal Music. GLORIA ZIATZ National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Homecoming; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Honor Student; Class Skits; Junior Follies; May Day; Masque Gavel. CHARLES ZENTCRAF CAROL ZIOLKOWSKI Student Council; Pep Qub; Vocal Music; May Day. BEST DANCERS CLASS CLOWNS Pam Lakatos and Larry Diak Donna LaRose and Keith Veizer CLASS ATHLETES Joyce Bettendorf. Absent, John Grobski. BEST MANNERED Gary Grammer and Sue Werths Personalities MOST RELIABLE Gary Grammer and Pat Barylski MOST FRIENDLY Jim Schmedake and Cookie Sparks dedication The Yearbook Staff of 1961 dedicates this yearbook to MR. ROBERT L. JOHNSON Although he has been here only a few years he has worked hard as a teacher and advisor for the yearbook. He has striven through the year with us. the yearbook staff, to make this edition as perfect as possible. At this time we would like to express our appreciation to him for his patience and con- sideration. Respectfully, The Yearbook Staff George Mnnken. Editor: Mary Adams, Assistant Editor. We. as Editors, close the eighth edition of the Warrior Yearbook with a feeling of gratification and complacency. We hope through our yearbook that we have been successful in capturing, forever, many of your most cherished moments in your years at Granite High. As we travel through life, the many activities in which we have participated, such as sports, plays, and our social highlights, have given us experiences which we will refer to wdth a feeling of significant importance. As we close the last page of the 1961 Warrior, we would like to express appre- ciation to the many people who have helped us in putting this yearbook together. Mr. James Gitchoff, Hollywood- Andrews. Photography; Mr. Nick Mangoff. Hollywood-Andrews, Photography; Mr. Charles G. Kreitner, Inter-Collegiate Press. Publication. Mr. Robert L. Johnson, Advisor: Bob Summers, Business Manager, Administra- tion and Faculty of Granite City Senior High School. Editor: George Monken Assistant Editor: Mary Adams ? ft I r % r E ' i v n Jj wl 1 i i Jl C d MHkMT in ffi tejr,ipte INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City — Winnipeg V ft