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

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SEASONS 11

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A time to remember G.C.H.S. looks at different seasons ... 32° . . . wishing It were summer . . . slipping on the ice right In front of someone you really wanted to impress . . . wearing white pants and getting splashed on your way to school ... “I wonder where my tennis shoes are?” . . . pumpkin carving contests . . . be- ing so hot you think you will dissolve . . . sitting by the window in class and watching the leaves fall . . . going for a swim to cool off . . . hitting a hole in the parking lot so deep you could wade In . . . 62 days until Christ- mas vacation . . . wear- ing winter clothes and the temperature hits the high eighties . . . being hit in the face with a snowball . . . watching your hair slowly friz because of the misting rain . . . oversleeping especially on a rainy day . . . being smacked on your sunburn . . . watching the trees change colors ... so foggy you run Into a teacher while hurrying to class . . . not having school because of snow . . . parking lot conges- tion . . . living from vaca- tion to vacation . . . be- ing glad summer comes . . . no more school . . . FV i

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A time to remember 1974 political arena will be remembered by the faculty and students of G.C.H.S. ... a new president . . . good by Nixon . . . hello Ford . . . Watergate uses prime time . . . who is really guilty . . . eighteen minutes . . . slush funds . . . fill ’er up . . . ten dollars for a Volkswagen? . . . still no peace in Mid- dle East . . . cost of living on the rise . . . students protest . . . plate lunches $ .55 . . . Golda Melr resigns . . . who can fill her position . . . worst drought in this century . . . starvation in India . . . more graduates, less jobs . . . increase in minimum wage for union workers . . . what about non-union workers . . . social security increases . . . how much will be left in thirty years? . . . Mrs. Ford recovers . . . con- troversial pardon for Mr. Nixon . . . why? . . . war in Palestinian countries continues . . . will Israel become independent? . . . too many shortages . . . worldly chaos . . . united we should stand . . . divided we will probably fall . . .