Granite County High School - Granitonian Yearbook (Philipsburg, MT)

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playing DON HART The sixteenth senior in the Class of 1950 is Don Hart, who enrolled at GCHS from Hollywood, California, after Christmas vacation. Don didn't come to this school as a stranger, however, for he attended school here most of the first semester the year he was a junior, Since his return this year Don has added Tis talents to the activities of the music department by the saxaphone in the school band. He also played the saxaphone and the guitar in the dance orchestra which he and four other GCHS students organized. Don was also on the staff of the Prospector and the Granitonigg. In fact, he is really one of GCHS's own, as his mother was also gradurted from this school. The Class of 1950 is happy to have Don as one of its members. MARY SULLIVAN The Class of 1950 also has part interest in Mary Sullivan, who iis graduating from Cascade High School this spring, as most of her high school days were spent at GCHS. She left here in January at the end of the first semester with only a half a year to go. Mary was active in the chorus and girls'athletics, and everyone was sorry to see her leave. - PROM QUEEN The members of the junior class honored Siirlsy Bellm, a popular mem- ber of the graduating class by choosing her to reign as queen over their Junior Prom on Saturday evening, May 12. Her selection was not made known until after the Grand March, when she was presented with her crown bf Dan Morrison, president of the Class of 1951. Shirley has always been a very dependable student and worker in many school activities. She ranks high in scholarship among the members of her class, and she has many offices and activities to her credit. In addition, Shirley worked down town in the hospital the last lemester as a part of the distributive education program. Her record there was very good and all d the patients and nurses liked here very much.