Granite High School - Granitian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1932 volume:

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Forgive fhese wild and wander- ing cries, Confusions of a was+ed you+hg V Forgive 'ihem where 'rhey 'fail in +ru+h, And in Thy wisdom, make me wise. -Alfred Tennyson. MARVIN MAQKAY POWELL LINDSLRY 5. 1.7 ' 5251 Y JM?-if ia A . Y-'f' The' G. uf: .-',i.:L,,. , ,W -...uw . vo ., yf?,.w,9,-an , 'L ' vwvraif , 2 w 1 , 5 ,I ,iv H N . .A ' 'UQ' Qi!! A ' , , , . , - 1 yr-,' in 1-ffl,- ' ' -I 5 - i , s, Q ' ai .54 , , . , ., r ,,. ., I .r.g-- -xv , 1.04 ,. -. -'it A ffA,..dm'g. .J VV 1, N, 'A - il. -, . .U . , 'JT ' gafher abouf fhe flagpole A-H ' chafiing in a friendly aH'i+ude. ' ' Baci: of +hem ihe Science building, disfincfly visible againsi ihe clear sky, hides fhe fields beyond which gradually fade far info fhe disiance and become indistinguishable. CAREFREE group of sfudents Ki: f bv 1 Ik-iitlf 19.4 -if ffl?-3 --:avg 'vlk' 15,13 ,-5m UA. .JSI 'airy mf-- fww ,TA--4 5.55, Evil gb! 22527 5515 in-awww . -.V i..,.Y v..F?:-A 19434 :1'iElf?r?Q'f5v-f!i.'1 f,5'.155'-?'j3vZ5,, ,'SL 1Lfqf NI'f1xr,1Q'4T-':'W--,A '1'w!5'1.0.'- , 1 ,AL- - m...L..+,. .' fave,-41':-.SYEE-7JSf.w:,'Qw,'5,f.4 F5 V , vb : 1-' . : :Q- qflx ' fnilxf-'5'??ix 'b'r6-'fs tw -L ,Q fur-n'gAf,,11'-.fr-V -greg! 1 .-A m:c,,ir1.+.::1 :La 1.1751 Gif Mfg NTRANCE--The beginning of a new fight, a sfruggle for wis dom and learning. Where br 'A -:M children enler, men and wo men deparf, having reached high pinacles of success bu+ holding algfl higher ideals of advancemenf and learning. ' was 2'v32'4f,:f1 -- Mmm :fi n'fi!:.f',. 9Z 5595!Tf l'??if1j5f'7??.?' -gg, ff., mv? 13, -AZ-V 'iff INT R as i+ 'Finds Hs way io wiih a clean while blanlief and +in+s lhe dark leavoless branches of lhe +rees wi+h while coais of silver frosf which glisien in 'lhe sunlighf. The beauiiful scene of our Library Building rouses memories of school days, E . fha campus. covers +he ground Forever pasf. ,f affernoon sun sweeps Hs rays across +he arched door- way, causing lively infer play of high lighf and day shadow Bhd giving fo fhe scene, dignify wilh- ouf aus+eri+y. The cheerful 'faces of lhe sfudenfs as fhey enfer and depar+ lend fhe human elemeni' ihaf makes lhis picfure unforgefhuble. E ' 5211.9 , 5 4' Y'- Af' , , 1 S711 K ff.3a,. 5 -. , 4551 -A V ,,,,, .. ji' -Ir V, ,g -, .MM V. - A ' , 5 -, IQ.,-, ycgyo-f. J. A ,,....-.1-:s5,.3w2xw, fe-':2sy:'s..?53,,E',..cff-,.-,,.,w.,- mr ,H ,. ,. -'J 1' - 'F-A '-v '-' ' ' ' ,' L' ' ' 'X I -f 2. o nz' Ki7'Ql 1.,r4lKzE.'. ' 'L 5 . KN 'wb .. f,,g1,Q1g,:s,,,-,rf-161--L f ,pf ,. I h tN,,.gv.. AW, 5. . - A, ,AQMQ-v. . g h, . ..-c- High . 4. , an x 'Ny ,, 1 11',5Q'f'x4w-it lf xl. 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A N saw ?X. X N. X mt. :X -c Q-I. , , 5.4 'S X X ri-., - 1'-- 1:13. L,-is .IEP It M X ,X 'N c NNN .. -.N fix .MX N, X ga N , X X K' N..-L we 5-mf S-:A -K 4' K '- .. X . X S X. .. 'x ' K ,J 'fs . .Q .X 1 L 1 5 'L X ,- v ., lx-w Rv w X, I -2- 6 1 -EFL 31:2 .- Q . '. LC: J:- 1rf5:4: 1 :ggi ,Eff :Af 3, ' : '7..v r -.', 2 zfka. :Y-:g - .55 .za-, E22 R 'e . :Ji :gg ill Message from Superintendent Twenly-five years is buf an ioI'a in an eierniiy of lime, yef i'f is an imporianl iofa for Granife High School: for as an insiifuiion ii is emerging from infancy. Shor+ as has been ifs exisrence and immafuro and experimenial as has been Hs curriculum and mefhocls of feaching, if has, I believe, iusiified i+s exisience by wha+ i+ has coniribufed +o ifs graduares in abiliiy 'Io face and solve Iife's problems. We +rus+ ihaf Ihe gracluaies 'rhis year will find +ha+ fhe years speni' af Granife have been profifable as well as happy years and ihai' Graniie will grow in wisdom and sfaiure and in power fo coniribure +o Ihe welfare of ifs children. CALVIN S. SMITH, Superinfenclenf. I 'fi XZ? 1-2? ' 1 ,mf Q 1' : 1, ,.,, .354 wvtq 39513, 1:3 hifi! lia- We 549 ffife 12533: 254 yt? Lyrf' 'jar' -,kgofn 96:12 -R24 H1564 -:eel f.: iN: 'fvgi IJ Z. ' lfmq 4661- .4,,, r,,,, .MF 15423 Emi ,4 M.-:. ,mi 2?- ,nf fp? aff? F, ., AC., sr- rffez we .gi Q f - A . , , A ii r 'fig -e Q afar 3 111-1 paw ' A .5-Jn' pun' wtf? ,.,-4 Wa'- war' .agp ada nw f-'Graf if 5:2-EB 5 W 32 f J . , I, . 27-1 5-aw in --cf 7547, ef'-1. 1'-'j v-5:4 5'1 :gy ke' 'fi' Message from Principal Granife High School was founded a quarfer cenfury ago wifh a sfudenf body of fiffy-fhree. This year, l932, which marks fhe silver anniversary, shows a confrasfing enrollmenl' of nine hundred and fhirfy- eighf. lf is evidenf fhaf fhis insfifufion has affained an educafional imporfance far in excess of fhe hopes of ifs founders. Their foresighf and wisdom in esfablishing fhis school has leff a herifage which has been an inspirafion fo fhe fhousands who have enjoyed fhe many opporfuni- fies afforded by fhis insfifufion. We grafefully recognize fheir confribu- fion fo fhe cause of learning and hope fhe fufure will give evidence of a serious appreciafion of our obligafions fo fhe Granifians of fomorrow. LORENZO H. HATCH. fl? . f'31f,i'3j.1 ' -v 5-j' r f,g:f:g1g-z5s,5J- 922:-11-15 if - frfi . 9'-1 :3fL:F':.: ?! 2i',!Z:,f:flL1fa-1 far 3Crf:1nf.gni::55::f-1 1-1 ff:-. .--..4.'-ggi.: i,:,.L1 -. 1 -iffy: L'-'-:Z:1'-'I-1:'r1'1ff.'f' 'r 2-:17'-F-.4f:a-'-'--.'f:-1-ri-PE-?L':a':-.H?-2 f.-.'f'H?41r f1+--122 4 '- -'.f 4 --- 4.4 -.j.-' 1 .'-'-: ' 'uc-r :-',- ,'-4'g.-,2.--:.--f-L-.1.1 1 -, if vgua, af, ilk.: E.:3:'4..' 'Q-ff: .-,f-..,1,-'-,,g5-pit?-gg I ,-F E l 5 e':.,if' l . Us l All I .1 Song of the HGV! When sighf and sound of fhe campus Fade in lhe long, busy years, Ye+ will refurn in 'lhe memories Echoes of old songs and cheers. You of +he field, iraclx, and diamond, Fighfers for clean vicfory, You who love +he fair, square, spor+, You'll hear +he song of fhe G. Chorus- Go H, Granifel Go ii, Graniiel Hear fhe ba'Hle cry: Go ii Graniiel Go il' Granifel Yours unfil we die. She will remember. you'll noi 'forgei her Though you are far away, She is calling, calling, io you ever Honor ihe grand old G. -9 if.-I . f,-5 N X, FACULTY JOSEPH H. DAVIS Aulo Mechanics LILLIAN REDMOND Ari L. W. HILLAM Agriculiure, Mefhernelics MIRIAM CLAUSSEN Clerl: FRED L. MARKHAM English EVA LINDQUIST Domesiic Science QQQQQQRQRQIS L. M. HARTVIGSEN Commercial LEAH MOU RITSEN Commercial EZRA J. POULSON English MARY MASON English JEAN PEDERSEN Domeslic Science ADOLPH BROX Music FUCHSIA ROBINSON English J. W. SUMMERHAYS Music MARY S. WILCOX Hisfory SAMUEL BAI RD Maihemaiics LAVON BATES English, Hisfory LUVERNE LEONARD English HYRUM HILTON Mechanical Drawing, Sociology HORTENSE REDD Hisfory GEORGE GARDNER Par+ Time VILLA F. SCHAFER Library IQRQRQNQQN A. N. BECKSTRAND Science VALENTINE GORLI NSKI Physical Educafion CECIL H. BAKER Physical Educaiion MABEL SMITH French, Spanish T. H. PORTER Woodwork LAVINA RICHARDSON Domesfic AH ARQQQRQRQU REX SUTHERLAND Physical Educaiion GENEVIEVE H. WILCOX Speech B. A. BURNINGHAM Science MILLICENT LYONS Maihemeiics IRA L. PETERSON Science A A 72 A A 72 A A A A A A A A A A I I A I A A A A A 75 75 A A A .4 -L if-, 'L-. CLASSES WIJWL' DIJIDIWDJ' 'PDL ,J W1 W1 SENIORS JJ Rock of Learning The following poem is dedicaied io fhe Senior Class and was awarded firsi prize in ihe Silver Anniversary Con+es'I ' sponsored by fhe Pro Lifa Club. RQMMR422 0' From our of ihe ages of learning Has She The Oh 'Tis Our Alma Maier so dear risen, all ignorance spurning, In five and fweniy shorf years. sfands like a rock in her glory, A rock of knowledge and irufh, fheme of each Farmer son's sfory Wiih +he wisdom of age e'en in you+h. Graniiel Your Farmer son's learning, A lighi 'lhai shines over fhe world. a lighi' fhaf shines on brighily burning Wherever your banner's unfurled. Your iradiiions, which play on ihe hearfsfrings Of your youfh, are upheld year by year, And ii seems +ha+ your old, Graniie hear? sings In ihe knowledge, you'll live on 'For e'er. -Donald Glad. R.NAA.XAAAAAkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkg Z2 Z4 K 1 K Z4 7 LQ Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 x Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Q 7 7 7 17 MISS REDD CLARENCE BUEHNER MARY HOWELL CLARA NEIDERHAUSER Sponsor Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer Seniors Twen+y-+wo years ago, fha senior class a+ +he newly founded Graniie High School received 'lheir diplomas. This small group of s+uden+s had sfamped upon 'rheir school a se+ of ideals which has become fradiiional +ha+ all senior classes have followed since ihen. This sec+ion is affec+iona+ely dedicafed 'ro +he Silver Anniversary gradua+ing class-+he class of '32, The well-known fradilions of Grani+e High have been upheld +o fhe u'rmos+ by 'lhis depar+ing group of s+uden+s. The officers who have successfully guided +he class of '32 have been: Clarence Buehner, president Mary Howell, vice-presidenh Clara Neiderhauser, secrefary and +reasurerg and Miss Redd, sponsor. 23R1i1R4R4 JOHN ALLEN College Preparafory Yearbook 3I, 325 Spanish 3l, 32 Granilian, 32. VIRGINIA ADAMSON College Preparaiory Soph. Rep. G. A. G. 30. 3l' Da Lo He 32: Social Dancingl32 Clogging Class 32. WENDELL BOWTHORPE College Preparalory U. of U. humorous reading con- lesf, firsi place, 3I: Drarnafics 32 Sfuclenl' courf, 32: Yearbook, 32 Orans 32. RUPERT BEST. College Prepare lory Traclc 3 I . RAMONA PACK College Preparalorv Spanish 30, 31, 327 Home Ec. 32. ERWIN HIRST College Preparafory Poulfry Juclging, 32. LYMAN BODELL College Preparafory Engineers, 30. 3l, 32: Clogging 3I, 32: Orans 32: Assisianf Dram aiics Manager 32. memse24 BERDIE ANDERSON General High School KENNETH ADAMS College Preparafory Spanish 32: Ag. 32. WANDA ANDRUS College Preparalory Yell Misfress 3Ig Opera 32: Home Ec. 32: Vice-Pres. Pro Li+e 32: Orans 32. DOUGLAS BELL College Preparafory Orans 32: Fooiball 29, 30, 3Ig Baseball. 29, 30. TAYLOR BARRETT College Preparaiory Spanish 3l. 32: Orans 3lg Engi- neers 3l: Ag. 32. MARINDA BENNION College Preparafory Home Ec. 3l: Orans 32: Pro Lila 32 AMELIA BECK College Preparafory Orchesfra 30, 3I, 32: Vivacife 3l, 32: Pres. Granarf Guild 32: Pres. Pro Lila 32 Orans 32. A A A A A A A A A A I A A A A A A A A A A A A A I A A A A A .4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 K f A K Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 K K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K K Z4 K CLARENCE BUEHNER General High School Soph. Pres. 30: Senale 31: Bas- ke+ball 31: Baseball 3l: Fooiball 32: Senior Pres. 32: Orans 32: Engineers 32: Afhleiic Mgr. 32. HELEN CUTLER College Preparaiory Spanish 30: Home Ec. 30, 3l, 32: Pro Life 32. BEN BAGLEY College Preparaiory Drama+ic'and Deba+e Mgr. 30: Clogging 3I, 32: Debaiing, 31: Orans 32. 1 HAROLD BURTON College Preparalory Band 30. 31, 32: Foofball 52: Orans 32. BETH CH RISTENSEN College Prepareiory Vice Pres. Junior Class 31: Home Ec. 31, 32: Dramelics 3l, 32: Slu- denf Courf 32: Pres. Home Ec. 32: Vice Pres. Orans 32: Pro Lila 32. GORDON CUTLER . General High School Spanish 30: Pro Lila 32. ALICE FOX College Preparafory Spanish 3I, 32: Orans 32. iiiii V in MM 1' 1 A' i ,. W M. M YKMM, A THELMA CORBETT General High School Pro Lila 32: Home Ec. 32. HERMAN BURGENER College Preparalory Band 3l: Orchesira 3I: Orans 32: Pro Lila 32. BETTY BUCK General High School Wes? High 31. MARVIN CARLISLE - College Preparafory Opera 31: Orans 32: Clog- ging 31: Yearbook 32. HAROLD CARLSON . College Preparalory Spanish 3I: Orans 32. NELLIE DEE College Preparatory Pro Lila 32. JAMES CULLIS General High School Pro Lila 32. 2 ARCANGELO GAZ College Preparafory Vice Pres. Ag. 32: Bend 29, 30. LUCILE FRANKE College Preparalory Baseball 30, 32: Swimming 30: Hockey 30. 3l: Home Ec. 30, 31: Da Lo He 32: Social Dancing 32. HAROLD TRIPP College Preparaiory JOHN HANSEN College Preparaiory Engineers 3l: Clogging 3I: Orans 32. MARJORlE TAME College Preparafory Home Ec. 30. 3I, 32: Baseball 30: Dramafics 3I: Orans 32. MAX HARTMAN General High School FAY GATHERUM College Preparafory G. A. G. 30. 3I. 32: Hockey 30: Swimming 30: Da Lo He 32. xr Wi , X ,f xx f .J RQRQRQRQ VELDA FERRE College Preparafory Gunnison Valley High School 30, 3l: Pro Lila 32. JACK CHRISTOPHERSON College Preparafory Tiniic High School 30: Engineers 32: Pro Lila 32: Yearbook 32. MARGARET FRAMPTON College Preparaiory - Grani+ian 3l: Spanish 32. EDWARD GRAHAM General High School Engineers 30. 3l, 32. WAYNE Hl NTZE College Preparafory Baseball 30: Foofball 32: Band 3I, 32: Clogging 32. DOROTHY GUNDERSEN College Preparafory Swimming 30, 3I. 32: Baseball 30: Home Ec. 3lg Da Lo He Pres 32: Social Dancing 32: Granarf Guild 32: Orans 32: Clogging 32. LLOYD HAMMER College Preparaiory Band 30, 3I. 32: Orchesira 30. 3l. 32. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ZZ Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 f Z4 Z4 K f Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 7 K Z4 Z4 V Z4 33 22 Z4 Z4 7 DEE HAMILTON College Preparaiory Spanish 3I, 32. MARY HOWELL College Preparalory Junior Rep. G. A. G. 3I: Year- book 3l. 32: French 3l. 32: Home Ec. 32: Vice Pres. Senior Class 32: Orans 32. PHILO HENDRICKSEN College Preparatory Baseball 3l: Engineers 3l. 32: Orans 32. WAYNE ELDREDGE College Preparaiory Ag. Club 30. 3l. 32: Foofball 3l: Slock Judging 30, 3l. NINA HEALEY College Preparafory Spanish 3.1. 32: G-ranarl Guild 3l. 32: Hockey 3I: Swimming 3l. RALPH KOTTER College Preparafory Clogging 3l. 32: Orans 32: Year- book 32. MARJORY EDSTROM College Preparafory Orans 3I: Shorfhand conlesl 3l. UN -ie., ,F S... r. LILLIAN HENRICHSEN College Preparalory Opera 3I: Orans 32: Pro Lila 32: Da Lo l-le 32. SID KRAMER College Preparafory Baskeiball 30. 3l. 32: Track 30. 3l. 32: Baseball 30. 3l: Fool- ball 3l. 32: Orans 3l. ESTHER HILL Swimming 30: Home Ec. 3l. 32. ELON HANSON College Preparalory Sec. Sophcmores 30: Clogging 30, 3l. 32: Track 30, 3l: Fool- ball 32: Swimming 31: Orans 32: Social Dancing 32. RAYMOND JONES College Preparafory Orans 32: Pro Lila 32: Dramalics 32: Year Book 32. HELEN EDWARDS Home Economics -Course Home Ec. 30: G-ranar+ Guild 3l. HOWARD KNUDSEN General High School Engineers 3l. 32: Spanish 3l. 27RQR4R4Q4x JUNIOR KURUMADA College Preparafory Pro Lila 32. lLA MARY JOHNSON College Preparalory Dramalics 3l: U. of U. Conlesl 3l: Pro Lila 32: Orans 32. -JOHN LABRUM College Preparafory Band 30. 3l, 32: Pres. Ag. Club 32: Crop Judging Team 32. BOYCE LABRU M College Prepa ralory Band 30. 3l, 32: Ag, 32: Crop Judging 32. KATHRYN JACOBSON General High School Baseball 30, 3l, 32: Swimming 30, 3l, 32: Clogging 32: Social Danc- ing 32: Pro Lila 32: Senior Rep. G. A. G. 32. EMER NELSON College Preparafory Engineers 3l. 32: Swimming 32. RUTH LAKE College Preparalory Pro Lila 32: Swimming 30. X RQMMR42 RUTH JACK College Preparalory Swimming 30, 3l: Orans 3l: Pro Lila 32. KENNETH JONES College Preparafory G ani+ian 32: Engineers 32. LA RUE JONES College Preparafory ROY LOERTSCHER Clogging 30, 3I. 32: Assl' Dram- atic Sfage Mgr. 30, 3l: Dramafic Sfage Mgr, 32: Swimming 32: Pro Lila 32. LLOYD METCALF College Preparaiory MARJORIE JACKLIN College Preparafory French 3I: Baseball 3l. HORTIN JENSEN College Preparaiory Engineers 30. 3l: Year Boolr 32. A A A I A A A A A A I A I A A f I I A A A A A A I I A I A .4 GORDON MILLER Posl Graduafe Pres. Orans 32. MAE MACKAY College Preparafory Swimming 30: Vice Pres. G. A. G' Home Ec. 3l: Sfudeni Courf 32 Pres. G. A. G. 32: Yearbook 32. THEODORE POULSEN College Preparalory Clogging 3l: Pro Lila 32. GRANT PUTNAM College Preparaiory Engineers 3l: French Club 3I. 32: ' Ag. 32. VELMA NORTH Commercial EVALD NYGREN College Preparaiory Ag. Club 3l. KENNETH OKESON College Preparaiory French 32: Ag. Club 3I, 32. 311 Debafing 3lI l'lOClfeY 3l' MARJORlE LESSLEY College Preperafory Home Ec. 3lg Pro Lila 32. CHASE PRATT College Prepa ralory CLARA NIEDERHAUSER Soph. Rep. for Senale 30: Swim- ming 30, 3I, 32 Baseball 30, 3l, 321 Trees. G. A. G. 32: Sec. of Senior Class 32: Social Dancing 327 Clogging 32: Da Lo He 32. RALPH PARDOE College Preparalory Orans 3I: Pro Lila 32. JORDAN STOCKHAM College Preparaiory Engineers 30. 3l. 321 Orans 32. NORA owENs College Preparalory Orans 32: Pro Lila 32. ANDREA OLSON College Preparaiory Pro Lila 32: Home Ec. 32. 2 KEITH SORENSEN College Pre pa ra+ory Band 30, 3l: Orcheslra 30, 3I: Foolball 3l. 32: Junior Secrelary 3l: Orans 32. LUCILE PACE General High School Home Ec. 3I, 32: Pro Lila 32. JACK SODERBO RG College Preparaiory Engineers Club 3l: Clogging 3l. 32: Orans 32. WAYNE SCHELKEN College Preparafory Swimming 3l: Clogging 3I, 32: Ag. Club 3l: Foolball 32: Orans 32. HELEN PAPPAS College Preparalory Home Ec. 30. 3l, 32: C-. A. G. 30. 3I, 32: Baseball 30: Track 30: Vivaciie 3I, 32: Dramalics 32. GEORGE SMITH College Preparalory Opera: Clogging 30, 3l, 32: Orans 32. DOROTHY RUSH ' College Preparelory Swimming 30, 3l. 32: I-loclcey 30. 3I, 32: Baseball 30, 3l, 32: Track 30, 3l, 32: Pro Lila 32: Home Economics Club 30. summon ELOISE PIKE College Preparafory Home EC. 30 ,3l, 32: Pro Lila 32. NORMAN SUMMERHAYS General High School Engineers 3l, 32: Orans 32: Clog- qers 32. MARCELLA PERCIVAL College Preparalory FRANK SCOVILLE College Preparalory Engineers 3l. 32: Orans 32. KENNETH SPENCER College Preparafory Crop and Livesfoclr Judging 3I Sludenl Body Presidenl' 32: De- bafing 3I, 32. DELILAH WRIGHT College Prepa ralory Home Ec. 30, 3l, 32: Pro Lila 32. LaVAR SMITH College Preparafory Spanish Club 30, 3I, 32. A A A A X A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A I I I .4 SHIGEKI USHlO College Preparalory Clogging 3l, 32: Debafe 32: Pro Liia 32: Orans ,32. FLORENCE STUDHAM General High School Granarf Guild 30, 3l, 32: Year- book 32. DUANE WAGSTAFF College Preparafory Pro Lila 32: French Club 32. KALTA SOUTHERN College Prepa rafory Granari' Guild 32: Hockey 30, 3I. 32: Track 30, 3l, 32: Swim- ming 3I. MARY SMITH College Preparaiory Typing Team 30, 32:'Swimming 3l: Pro Liia 32. JOHNNIE YASUKOCHI College Prepararory Carbon High 28, 29: Jordan High 29, 30, 3I: Yearbook 32: Treas. Pro Lila 32: Vice Pres. Clogging 32: Graniiian 32: Granarf Guild 32. GERTRUDE SALISBU RY College Preparaiory Swimming 30. 3I, 32: Clog- ging 32. EVA RYNEARSON General High School Swimming 30: Baseball 30: Track 30. MAX WILLIAMS College Preperaiory Clogging 3I, 32: Orans 32: En- gineers 32. DOROTHY STU LTZ College Preparaiory Carbon High 3l: Granarl Guild 30, 3l: Home Ec. 32: Year- book 3l, 32. VERDI WHITE College Preparalory Yell Masrer 30: Pro Li+a 32. LAVERN WALL College Preparalory French Club 3l, 32. MARGARET STENBERG College Preparaiory Dramalics 30, Granifian 30: Orans 32: Debaling 3l: Home Ec. 30. JAMES UNDERHILL College Preparaiory Spanish 30. 3l, 32: Granilian 3I: Pres. Spanish Club 32. SIRQRQRQQQ EUGENE BERNSTROM College Preparalory IVALU THOMANDER College Preparafory Dramafics 32: Da Lo I-le 32: Hockey 32: Orans 32: Pro Lila 32. ALV YOUNGBERG College Prepa ralory Engineers 30, 3l: Orans 32: Year- book 3I: Opera 3I: Yell Masfer 32: Orcheslra 30. 3l. ESTHER WILSON General High School Home Ec. 3I, 32: Pro Lila, 32. RAE WRIGHT College Preparatory Soph. Vice Pres. 30: G. A. G. Song Mislress 3l: U. of U. Con- fosf 3l: Opera 3I: Pro Lila 32: Sludenl Body Vice Pres. 32: Gra- nilian 3l: Junior Rep, Senafe 3l. VIRGINIA WEBB College Preparafory Home Ec. 30. 3l, 32: Vivacile 30: Pro Lila 32: Orans 32. CLARENCE DURRANT College Preperalory Clogging 32. NNMR432 LI LLIAN THU RMAN College Preparalory Opera 3I: U. of U. Coniesl' 3l: Pro Lila 32: Orans 32: Senior Rep. Senafe 32. HELEN TAME College Preparalory Home Ec. 32. LOUISE WRIGHT College Preparafory ADELBERT PACE College Prepararory Crop Judging 32: Ag. 32. DON YOUNG College Preperalory L. D. S. 30, 3I: Dramalics 32: Spanish 32: Skiing 32. EDITH WILCOX General High School Pro Lila 32: Home Ec. 32. MARGARET WAYMAN College Preparalory Grenarl' Guild 3l, 32. A A A A A A A A A A A A A I I l I f I I I I I I I I 1 12 K K Z K K 14 14 K 14 14 14 Z4 14 Z4 23 14 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 H MELBOU RNE WALLACE College Preparafory Agriculiural 30, 3l: Sioclc Judg- ing 30, 3Ig Opera 3I. RUTH MACKAY College Preparaiory Baseball 3I: Spanish 3I, 323 Gra nifian Sfaff 3I. 32, Yearbook 30, 3l: Pro Lila 32. ESTHER WILSON General High School Home Ec. 3l. 32: Pro Lifa 32. GLEN ROBINSON College Preparaiory French 30, 3I: Band 30, 3l, 325 Dramaiics 30, 32: Track 30: Siu- deni Couri 2. MARCUS JENSEN Junior The sharp, clear-cui, brilliancy of youih, Flashing, dashing, exuberance of life: Undimmecl by sorrow, defeafs, or sfrife, And dominaied by ihe glories of +ru+h ln generous rivalry of brofherhood, Seeking new friendship, high advenfure. and a crown. Junior Kurumacla. ZSRQRQRQRQS JUNIORS JJ School Spirit The following poem is dedicaiecl +o +he Junior Class and was awarded second place in 'lhe Silver Anniversary Con- 'I'esl ' sponsored by lhe Pro Lila Club. RQRQRQRQSA 0' Grani1'e's silhouefle slands sharp againsl' lhe sky Beyond vasl crowds lhal' seel: 'lhe dislanl' heighlsg And while all eyes are fixed upon +ha'l' goal The spiril of Granile augmenfs and beholds, The splenclors of i'l's lofly pealrs of fame, Where youlhful vigors highesl aim ls buill' on moral slandards in 'lhe race, To win wilh honor, lose wifhoul disgrace: For every manly game a virlue yields, ln hours of pleasure on lhe playing field. Ah, well il is for him who gains, For wi'l'h him 'lhe ioy of youlh remains, To see on many a slone lhe signs of fame, The builders mark, our Alma-Malers' name. -Junior Kurumada. H A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A I I .4 MISS ROBINSON HAROLD MILLER BOB WRIGHT WINIFRED REES Sponsor Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer Juniors The iunior class of fhe Silver Anniversary year, I932, have proved fhemselves worfhy of fhe name, Grani'Iians. They have successfully confribufecl fo all school acfivifies, bofh social and scholasfic. Oufsfancling among fhe school social funcfions was 'Ihe Junior Prom. The officers of fhe iunior class of '32 have been: Harold Miller, presidenfg Bob Wrighf, vice-presidenf: Winifred Rees, secrefary and freasurerg and Miss Robinson, sponsor. N:-9 In s K' f -j -1 SSRQRQRQRQ QRQRQRQRQSS mx, 373555 TO EEN DSON OLD VIS IRQRQRQRQSB SQRQRQRQRQ CE NG HGO OBS QMMRQRQ40 4lR4RQR1RQR SAY RY EWS RK ORP CE !R4R4RQRQ42 ALF M RO LO W W J ASMRQRQRQR' MS T NRQRQRQRQ44 Y N A ' ' M-WN 4 N AVV, .-M . .I YV F ,ML9Wa',.,4 J DA DO DOR ASRQMRQRQ OKA DER O QMMRQR446 SOPHOMORES JJ Laugh ancl Be Cay The 'Following poem is dedicaied fo fhe Sophomore Class and was awarded fhird prize in +he Silver Anniversary Con+es+ sponsored V by ihe Pro Lila Club. A J Why 'feel sorry when you oughf 'io be glad, Why fry fo sigh and make yourself sad? There are pleasures +o win, and ioysufo be had, For school a+ i+s worsi isn'1' half so bad. Jusl' fhink of +he pariies and balls and good ihingsg Think of fhe healfh a good pep rally brings: Think of +he vic'I'ories we win on fhe campus, If we fry 'io be sporis 'I'here's no siorm can damp us. There are lessons a-pleniy, bu+ +hey're easy +o masier If you'll iusl sei' your brain lo run a bil' fas'l'er: The fac+ has been proved, +ha'I' if only you'll +ry, You will surely succeed and fake 'lhem on high. Don'+ ihink school a bore, full of worry and sfrife, For you're seeing righi now fhe besi days of your life: Sing, smile, laugh, and be gay, When you have hundreds of friends you see every day. -Ruby Brown 47R4R4R4RQR Granite's Calendar of Growth i906-Graniie High School had i+s beginning and complefed ifs firsl' year successfully under 'rhe direciion of James E. Moss ai Fores'I' Dale, H. E. Sfeffeson ai Mill Creek, and C. W. Aldrich af Granger. I907-James E. Moss, Principal. I9I3 The 'lhree seciions were consolidaied in +he old Scoh' Building, now used as fhe junior high shop. The firsf foorball and baskefball reams were organized. The sewing and mechanical ar+s courses were added. A shop was added. The fourieen addiiional acres of ground were purchased. S+uden+s published 'rhe firsl' year book in 'rhe s+a+e of Ufah. Debaiing and dramarics were begun. The Library Building was complefed. I9I3-Adam S. Bennion, Principal. I9I7 Graniie High School won i+s firs+ foo+ball championship. I9l7--Willard Ashion, Principal. l92I Science Building was erecied. Domes+ic science, domesiic art and chemis+ry laborafory courses were added fo 'rhe curriculum. Firsi all G banquef was held. I92l-D. J. Thurman, Principal. I924 Addiiions were made +0 +he Science and Library Building. I924-Lorenzo H. Hafch, Principal. Granife High School became a member of ihe Norfhwesl' Teacher's Associaiion. Firsf S+a+e baskeiball championship. Second Sfafe fooiball championship was won. Purchased addiiional campus. Third S+a1'e debafe championship was won. NRRRR43 X MISS PETERSON LESLIE KRAMER LUCILE NEWTON CLEO GUEST Sponsor Presidenf Vice-Presidenl Seoreiary-Treasurer Sophomores Jusl' as +he sophomore class fwenly-five years ago began wi+h a deierminafion io make a name for Their new Granife High School, so also has +he sophomore class of '32 sei ou+ wiih similar ideals. This class has shown a remarkable school spirif, and i+ has given Hs ufmosl' supporf fo all funcfions. This sophomore class has been under 'lhe leadership of Leslie Kramer, presidenh Lucile Newron, vice-presidenig Cleo Guest secre+ary and +reasurerg and Miss Peferson, sponsor. l L 'I 'l lf 1 3 .,y A IJ- p in is E G its s ,p AQRQRQRQRQS QRQRQRQRQSO 5lR4RQR4R1S usus ' YsoN sau. NDER EST COX NA AMMMR452 N V 1 ' ,.,' 3 .Va f 'N--f f l ' Nw ' ,wmwf WWW m'NNmwM9V. mmwwmgqggngggawpwmw CHAR RO H PH EF BO 53R4R4R4R1S MILLIE DOUGLAS HARRY DAVIS AUDRY KITT MARIETTA VANDER AKKER DARWIN DOWSETT VIRGINIA FLOWERS MRQMR454 fs BILL CHRISTOPHERSEN IAANETTA EGBERT MAE SCOVILLE HENRIETTA VANDER AKKER MAREARET FERRANDO STANLEY FAGG WAYNE GODFREY 22 Z4 gg 5 HAM CER ALK ING QRQRQRQRQSG A 2 25 S R4 -Ll- WMM 75 O C QRQRQRQRQSS POVV JU IMOR AIL YRTL EDI CL EBQRQRQRQRQE L Ol H R E NER ON ERQRQRQRQGO . R L,w1'P'T X W.. A ff' A W' ' v., h hq :', ...im 6 1 E O K M N GIRQRQRQRQ R S N SS E F IRQRQRQRQGZ A H D WA RI EL GSRQRQRQRQS QRQRQMR464 ngf' ACTIVITIES + ' + + g + KENNETH SPENCER Presicienf Student Body Officers The sfudenf body officers af fhe beginning of fhe school year were defermined +o make fhe Silver Anniversary year The oufsfanding in fhe hisfory of Granife. Their success in upholding fhis obiecfive has preserved her fradifions. Officers for fhe year were: Kennefh Spencer, presidenfg Rae Wrighf, vice-presidenfg Clarence Sfoker, secrefary- 'ireasurerg Granf Drage and Alv Youngberg, yellmasfers. RAE WRIGHT CLARENCE STOKER ALV YOUNGBERG Vice-Presidenf Secrefery-Treasurer Y9llm6Sl9I' RQRQRQRQGG AAAAkkkkkkh.kkkkkkixkkkkkkkkkkkkk L-1 'NRNNNNNNNNYYRNN NNRNNNNNNNNN QRRN l + + -1 GLEN ROBINSON Judge Student Court The Student Court has functioned successfully, en- torcing the school constitution and striving to deal iustice to all those concerned. The otticers are as tollows: Glen Robinson, judge: Wendell Bowthorpe prosecuting attor- ney: Beth Christensen, bailitf: May Mackay, secretary. WENDELL BOWTHORPE BETH Cl'lRlSTENSEN MAE MACKAY Prosecuting Attorney Bailift Secretary 7MMMME EDMONDS REDMOND HILLAM WAGSTAFF CARLISLE MACKAY HOWELL EAGG BAUTISTA BOWTHORPE YASUKOCHI JENSEN STULTZ SANDER STUDHAM AJIOKA CHRISTOPHERSON KOTTER JONES C-ranitian Year Book There were over sixl'y'+ryou+s for 'rhe year book rhis year, more fhan +here has ever been previously. and fhose chosen have made a sincere effori io produce a book +ha+ will inspire in ihe reader a living memory of fhis school year. RQRQRQRQGB AAAAAkkkkklxkkkbLkkRkkX.kkkkkkAkkk Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 54 gf 44 14 44 K 14 K Z4 E Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 K Z4 K cf MARKHAM TASHIMA URRY LINNEBACH EDMONDS REES SPENCER GUNDERSON K. JONES BECK BAGLEY MACKAY ALLEN WRIGHT ROBINSON OUIBELL YASUKOCHI THURMAN MEMBERS NOT SHOWN D. JONES ST. JEOR WELLS PLEWE AAMODT DRAPER C-ranitian Paper Under fhe able direciion of Mr. Markham, a s+a'ff, selecred from 'rhe iournalism class, has been xexfremely successful in producing a paper ouisfanding 'For ifs originalify and in+eres+. GQRQRQRQRQ I + 1 2 f? o 3' 3' Q QI a. o -O1 -I- 3' CD n. 'I Ol 3 D: :': 0 o. CD 'o OJ 'I -O- 3 CD 3 :'- J' Ill UI ll! 3' o S 5 un 'I 0 DI -O- MRS. WILCOX Dramatics abilify in fhe wonderful success of fhis year's plays. The large number of sfudenfs enrolled in play-producfion have shown fheir inferesf and enfhusiasm in drama. Among fhe successes of fhe deparfmenf are fwo one-acf plays, The Firsf Dress Suif, and Aff and Mrs. Palmer. The crowning dramafic evenf of fhe year, however, was The Nuf Farm. This exhilirafing fhree-acf comedy was wri'Hen by John C. Brownell. The sfory deals wifh fhe experiences of a Bosfon family who have moved fo Hollywood. Bob Benf aH'emp'l's fo purchase a nuf farm in California buf loses his money frying fo fransform his wife info a movie acfress. However, fhe sifuafion is cleverly saved by fhe wonderful genius of Helen Ben'l s younger brofher, Willie. MQQQQQQ7 Ak. XXRRRAAARAXXXkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Ys Z4 Z4 K Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 K 7 K Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 f + + + + Scene from The Nui Farm, Feafuring Two of ihe Leads Dramatics The sfage se'Hing, under ihe direciion of Miss Redmond, carried oul' fhe clever scheme of a sunny California home. From +he large number of iryouis 'For +he play lhe following were chosen: Befh Chrisiensen as Helen Benh James Chrisfensen as Willie Barfong lvolu Thomander as Mrs. Barfon: Wilberl Urry as Roberl Benh Don Young as Hamilion T. Holland: Glen Robinson as Harold Van Horlen, Mae Scoville as Agaiha Sliscombg Wendell Bowfhorpe as Ezra Sliscomb: Raymond Jones as J. Clarence Biddleford: and Helen Pappas as a maid. The excellenf performance will long be remembered by ihe s+uden+s of fhis year. 7 Scenes from The Nut Farm Upper- Willie Bar+on direcis a comic rehea I Lower Lefi'- Mrs B 'F II E1 . SI b a h + C er- Mrs. B f F h V n Hor+en h + 'I' h q ' k L Rgh+-Th ambrhous and energefic 171 Biddl + d I esemewz RNNNRFSPSFSFSFSFSNNRN YKFSNNFSRNNRNN 22 K A 1 Scenes from The Nut Farm Above- Ezra Sliscomb is much upsei ai' ihe announcemeni of fhe mar age of his daugh+er Aga+ha, fo Willie Bar+on.' Belo - Helen Beni' ln splie of drawbacks, is cleiermmed n her a++emp+ io a career as a mov ng plcfu e adress. 0 I Af s, . . I J .' , sv .N s. 1 I. I. . A gy 0 3 -. ' -I 1' . 'ai' If .O -.h Nxj. .f ,gpg r Q-. K gl,-N x' sl sxx -,r:q5.4m- .-,2 . 4, ,.rfeN,f4-sg'-'.-!.z:e 5 M , , A ,. , , - A N . L in 73RQR4R4R4S ' . nfl' ' . W f as 4, A X.,. ., 4 . V ...A ,Q it G. WAGSTAFF MISS FINCH S. USHIO M. MACKAY K. SPENCER R. LINNEBACH G. BRYSON Debate Squad Under ihe able direciion of Miss Finch, fhe debafe squad has brough-l much glory +o Grani+e. The quesiion chosen for debafe ihis year was: Resolved, Thai' +he Several Siafes Should Enac+ Legislaiion io Provide for Unemploymenl Insurance. P1 ' -R V 5 4 9 - l' F. argl SRQRQRQRQ RAAARRARXARX XXXXAARAARARRAAA YA kk ti J .Ae , Hxvgwl: T- 4 C 51 :gil , w Q V 1 j-ii wi. 'fi .I Top Row, Leff To Righf- M. WILLIAMS s. usHlo J. SUDBURY e. SMITH L- SANDER T. KURUMADA E. REED e. HEALEY B. BAGLEY R. LoeRTscHER D GLAD o. RICH J. SODERBORG D. JONES E. HANSEN R, BEST w. HINTZE E. JOHNSON w. scHeLKEN L. aooeu. R. CUSHING Middle Row- R. RICE D. YouNe v. GORLINSKI H. BURTON M. sooeu. H. MCFARLAND C. COLEMAN V. ADAMSON L. HENROID C. DURRANT Fronf Row- R. HEMINGWAY R. GREENE C. PRATT D. MACKAY O. HARLINE R. HINTZE N. JACOBSON E. NELSEN J. YASUKOCHI Cloggers The large enrollmeni of The clogging class, This year, displayed The enihusiasfic spirif The boys have 'For This inieresfing dance. Their numerous engagemen+s have shown Their ever-increasing populariiy. '75RQR4R4R4S BROX FOX REES BECK CHRlSTENSEN HEMINGWAY BIRD KASWORM WALTON JACKSTEI N BU RTON HAMMER JACKLIN BRYSON McRAE DIMOND DOUSETT HINTZE MACKAY ANDERSON , TUCKETT ELDREDGE USHIO Orchestra Adolph Brox Sponsor ROSTER Bradley Adamson Bruce Anderson Glen Bird George Bryson Harold Bur'I'on James Chrislensen Amelia Beck Jane DeJong QQQQQQRQ7 Ray Dimond Darwin Dowsell Vicfor Eldredge Alice Fox Lloyd Hammer Lloyd Jacklin Herberl Jackslein Marlin Kasworm lnez Lavin Donald Mackay Raymond Hemingway Mark McRae Wayne Hinhe Winnifred Rees Jerome Honn ' Edwin Reid ff l l Glen Robinson Mabel Rushron Clarence Sfoker Franklin Tucke'H Jim Ushio Merlin Wallon Allen Widerberg X555.555XRXXXXXXXXARXXXARRRA XXX Z4 Z4 K Z4 K K K K K K K K Z4 K K K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 K Z4 Z4 7 DIMOND BURTON ELDREDGE KASWORM McRAE ANDERSON ,IACKSTEIN TUCKETT GOLDSTEIN USHIO HEMINGWAY BIRD JACKLIN HINTZE WALTON MACKAY HAMMER CHRISTENSEN John Player Howard Adams Bruce Anderson Clinlon Baron Glen Bird Aus'I'in Burbidge Harold Burfon James Chrisfensen Alma Cornwall Ray Dimond Band Adolph Brox Sponsor ROSTER Vic+or Eldredge Roberf Ence Jess Ferre Millard Golds+ein Milfon GoIds+ein Cecil Gailey Lloys Hardy Lloyd Hammer Raymond Hemingway LeGrande Haslam Allen Widerlaerg Sally Blain Wayne Hinfze Thomas Hemingway Alden Harlene Lloyd Jacklin Herberi' Jacks'I'ein Mar+in Kasworm Donald Mackay Mark McRae Sfephen McLacklan Laurence Mauer Arfhur Ridd Glen Robinson Vic'I'or Riches Clarence Sfoker Teddy Sperry Granf Peferson Franklin TuckeH Jim Ushio Merlyn Wallon Boyce Player 77R4R4Q4i4 WILCOX CHRISTENSEN USHIO SUMMERHAYS G MILLER STENBERG GUNDERSEN STOKER WILLIAMS HANSON BAGLEY H. MILLER BECK WEBB HOWELL OWENS SODERBERG D. PARK YOUNGBERG MACKAY STILLMAN BODELL BOWTHORPE JONES WRIGHT BUEHNER COX Orans Club PURPOSE supplemenl work done in public speaking classes. To fosfer +I1e Granilian spnrll and Io assisi' in promofing worlhy sludeni' aclivilies. Gordon Muller Genevieve H. Wilcox Befh Chrisfensen Presndenl Sponsor Vice-Presidenl ROSTER Mary Howell Harold Miller Nora Owens Jack Soderburg Mae Mackay Dewain Park Margarel' Slillman Alv Youngberg Lyman Bodell Wendell Bowflmorpe Clarence Buehner Raymond Jones David Cox Roberl Wrighl' Ausfin Burbidge Buel Ferre Wendell Lylhgoe Legrand Park Lola Poullon Clarence Sioker Marie Yancy BURTON ' A COLEMAN BELL HIRST JAMIESON JOHNSON ANDRUS JENSEN SCKELKIN WADE A HANSEN BURGENER HENRICKSON BENNION THURMAN TAME SCOVILLE THOMANDER CARLISLE UNDERHILL CARLSON STOCKHAM KOTTER HENDRICKSON Orans Club ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sponsored Tribune Oraforical Confesf. Creaied School Spirif af Assemblies. Margaref Srenburg Shegeki Ushio Secrelary-Treasurer Sarqeanl-ai-Arms ROSTER 4 Harold Burfon Irma Jamieson Charles Coleman lla Mary Johnson Douglas Bell Wanda Andrus Edwin Hirsl' Beih Jensen Wayne Schelkin Lillian Hendrickson Herman Burgener Mariorie Tame Chick Wade Marinda Bennion John Hansen Lillian Thurman Frank Scoville lvalu Thomander Marvin Carlisle James Underhill Harold Carlson Jordon Slockham Ralph KoH'er Philo Hendrickson Alice Fox Jesse Fisher Elmo Johnson Miller Shurlleff Allen Widerburg Vernal Aamodl Vicfor Beck Rosina Biesinger 7 RQRQQQQQ LINQUIST CHRISTENSEN LINNEBACH STOKES WEBB JOHNSON PAPPAS I ENCE H. TAME WAGSTAFF LOVE MILLER AJIOKA Home Economics Club PURPOSE To promo+e 'lhe highesi ideals of home economics in 'rhe lives of +l1e girls. Eva Lindquisi Sponsor Beih Chrislensen Ru+l1 Linneback Geraldine Sfolces Presiden+ Vice-Presiden+ Secretary ROSTER Andrus Florence Miller Es+her Hill He Helen Tame Ruih Lowe Lorna lnce Gwen Wags+aff Elsie Aiioka YRMME30 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 T4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 nf JOHNSON PACE CUTLER HAGIO WINCHESTER M. TAME STILLMAN WRIGHT OLSEN ANDRUS BAUSTISTA FAGG HOWELL MACKAY Home Economics Club ACCOMPLISHMENTS Through +he cooperafion of officers and members- lheir purpose has been realized. Virginia Webb Elaine Jacobs Kafherine Johnson Senior Represenlalive Junior Represenfalive Sophomore Represenlaiive ROSTER Edifh Johnson Lucille Pace Helen Culler Ufah Hagio June Winchesfer Mariorie Tame Delilah Wrighl Wanda Andrus Verda Fagg Andrea Olsen Mae Mackay Linda Baulisla Mary Howell 3l QYYXQX Ex A A A D POULSON BECK ANDRUS YOUNG YOSUKOCHI JOHNSON CULLIS THURMAN WAGSTAFF THOMANDER KURUMADA PIKE WHITE PACE POULSEN JACOBSON JONES FERRE HURST M. MACKAY R. MACKAY Pro Lita Club PURPOSE To fosfer an in+eres+ in creaiive wriling in all of ils forms, and lo encourage sfudenls lo slucly 'lhe greal wrilers in lhe field of li'l'erary. Ezra Poulson Sponsor Ardis Neff Wanda Andrus Amelia Beck Presidenl, Firsi Semesler Vice-Presidenl Presidenl, Second Semesler ROSTER lla Mary Johnson lvolua Thomander Lucille Pace Velda Ferre James Cullis Junior Kurumada Theodore Poulsen Erwin Hursl' Lillian Thurman Eloise Pike Kafhryne Jacobsen Mae Mackay Duane Wagslaff Verdi Whiie Raymond Jones Ruih Mackay 2 XXXXXXXXXRAXXXRRNAXNNAAAAAAAAAX 32 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K X Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 7 Z4 K K Z4 K K K K f JACK PARDOE HENDRICKSON HARTMAN LESLIE LOERTSCHER RUSH CORBETT ANDERSON DEE WRIGHT CUTLER USHIO OWENS OLSENI CHRISTENSEN CUTLER LAKE WEBB WRIGHT CUROENER Pro l.lta Club ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ru'I'h Jack Ralph Pardoe Lillian Henriclcson Max Harfman Mariorie Leslie Sponsored a liferary and poefry conI'esI- added pep 'Io +he assemblies. Rarnania Young Johnnie Yasulcochi Secreiary Treasurer ROSTER Roy Loerfscher Dorofhy Rush E Thelma Corbe++ Birdie Anderson Nellie Dee Delilah Wrighf Helen Culler Shegilci Ushio Nora Owens Andrea Olsen Be'Ih Chrislensen Gordon Culler Ru+h Lake Virginia Webb Rae Wrighf Herman Burgene I' BZRQRQQQN HILTON SUMMERHAYS BUEHNER HENRICKSON' scovlLLs VINCENT BAUTISTA GRAHAM , KLEVEN M.soDEu. L. sooeu. KNuosEN E ' l' CI b ngIl1CCI'S U PURPOSE To fosfer friendship and sociabiliiy, +o siimulafe in+eres+ in engineering, and 'fo visii' various plan+s +o obiain informa+ion regarding meihods and sysfems of engineering H. Hilion Sponsor Norman Summerhays ' Clarence Buehner Presidenl Vice-Presidenl' ROSTER Allen Craig Reed Vinceni Berger Kleven Elmo Johnson Bill Rifer Edward Graham Howard King Douglas Keller Jacob Bauiisfa Howard Knudsen Marfell Bodell LeGrand Long Ivan Phillips Lyman Bodell JeCk5+fin9l1-Sm MMMR434 kkkkkkkkkkkkklxk RRXXXXXAAAARR 22 Z4 14 K K Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 K K K K K K Z4 Z4 K K f K K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K K K V1 KELLER STOCKHAM HENROID NELSON . SANDER PRATT COLEMAN GOLD WRIGHT B.CHRISTOPHERSON BRYSON ANDERSON J. CHRISTOPHERSON STRINGHAM M. JONES K. JONES GARNER Engineers lub ' ' C ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sponsored one of +he mosl successful dances of lhe year- encouraged and conhjibufed +o school acfiviries. ' Jordon Sfoclcam Lealond Henroid Emer Nelson Glen Sander Chesler Coleman Philo Henricksen Frank Scoville Secrefa ry Leonard Gold Thomas Garner Evan Henrickson Max Jones Bob Wrighf Reporrer ROSTER Bill Chrisiopherson Kennefh- Jones Leonard Brewsfer George Bryson Kendall Anderson Blaine Phillips Edward Tanner Jack Chrislopherson Chase Pralf Max Jones Kennelh Jones BSRQRQRQRQ SMITH BECK PAPPAS LINNEBACH HOWELL G. PUTNAM L PUTNAM WINCHESTER BRENNAN CLAYTON OKESON VAN DAM WAGSTAFF BRUERTON STRINGFELLOW EGBERT WALL To promole among 'che sfudenis an unders+anding of +he language, Amelia Beck Helen Pappas Rufh Linnebaclc Presidervr Vice-Presiclenl Treasurer Mary 'Howell Granf Pu+nam Lucille Pufnam June Winchesfer MQRQM36 LaVern Wall Laura Aiioka Neva Parker Fern Gordon ?Z K f K K K K K K K K K K K K f Z K Z4 X K K K 7 UNDERHILL DAVIS TASHIMA MILLER GOLDSTEIN GREEN ROSENHAN ADAMS MACKAY HEALY JENSEN FOX PACK GABARDI FRAMPTON EDMONDS SMITH SAHLEEN YOUNG HAMILTON GLAD CALVERT ALLEN BARRETT I Spanish Club PURPOSE To 'furiher inieresf in ihe Spanish language and promole s+uden+ friendship Mabel Z. Smifh Sponsor James Underhill Olive Davis Jane Tashima Mildred Andrus Ruih Woodruff Presicleni' Vice-Presiclenf Secreiary Treasurer Pianisl' ROSTER Laurence Wilkinson Kenneih Adams Taylor Barre++ Edwin Edmonds Florence Miller Ruih Mackay Alberf Gabordi Dee Hamilfon Millon Goldslein Nina Healey Margarei' Framplon Donald Glad Fay Green Marcus Jensen Elaine Smilh Bonnie Calverl' Erma Rosenham Alice Fox Roland Sahleen John Allen Romona Pack Don Young I 7R1R4R4s l C. A. G. The ou+s+anding purpose of fhis girls' organizaiion is fo promofe girls' a'I'hle+ics and creafe inferesl' in healfh- ful ac+ivi+ies for girls. During +he year +his organizaiion, which includes all +he girls of Grani'I'e High, has carried a very ex+ensive and highly developed field of afhlefic and social funcfions. MRQRQR133 kkkkkkkkkkkkkbxkkkkkkk Akkkkkkkk Y A 32 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 V l GORLINSKI MACKAY IRVING NEIDERHAUSER REES JACOBSON ENCE MACKAY JONES ADAMSON G. A. G. Roster Valen+ine Gorlinski Mae Mackay . Eloise Irving . Clara Neiderhauser Winifred Rees Ka+hryn Jacobson Lorna Ence . Lois Mackay Pearl Jones . Sponsor . . Presideni' . Vice-Presiclenf . Secrefary . . . Treasurer . Senior Represenfafive . Junior Represenfaiive Sophomore Represeniafive Sophomore Represenfafive BQRQRQRQRQ xl. .eh . . Q 5 1 K . 4 V f 1 sg, 4, Boys' Qua rtette HENRICKSEN fa nu, , TT M.. .3 1 Girls' , Quartette ff ag 52? f-'-w..:- f-- 4 ik - 15 35341. -' 11.1 law-w': ' :fx THURMAN JACOBS NEFF BROWN SERCY BECK HOWELL YOUNGBERG CHRISTENSEN Girls' and Boys' Quartettes The girls' and boys' quarfeffes have iaken par+ in many en+er+aining programs. The assemblies a+ school have also been made more in'I'eres'I'ing. msemwo 0 ssiissssiisssssssxxx A A A A A A A A A A A A 17 K K K K K K K K K K K K K K f K K K K K K K K K K K K K K Z4 REDMOND BECK ANDERSON WAGSTAFF HEMINGWAY JOHNSON YOUNGBERG G. ANDERSON YASUKOCHI LARSEN SANDER AJIOKA WAYMAN JOHNSON GUNDERSEN CHRISTENSEN STUDHAM DAVIDSON Cranart Guild ' PURPOSE To creale an inieresl' in arl' by increasing fhe underslanding of Amelia Beck Presiclenl Mariha Johnson Alv Youngberg Gladys Anderson Johnnie Yasukochi Melba Larsen lhe modern world of arl. Lillian H. Redmond Sponsor Esfher Anderson Gwen Wagsfaff Vice-Presidenl' Secrelary ROSTER Glen Sander Kaiherine Johnson Elsie Aiioka Doro+hy Gundersen Margarel Wayman Beih Chrisfensen Audrey Kill' Florence Sludham Laurence Taylor Laura Davidson D Raymond Hemingway Treasurer Clarence Sfolcer Ulah Hagio Ruby Hursl Rulh Chrislensen Laura Aiioka IMNNM Sophomore Jingle Dance Junior Junior Promenade Unusual decorafions, an array of new formal evening gowns, fhe Grand March, flashes of silver dance cards, musical dancing and hosfs of laughfer, alfogefher spell our Silver Anniversary Junior Promenade. The +heme, FIigh+ of Time, was cleverly symbolized by designs in silver and blue. Large panels embellished wifh sihoueffed winged figures of silver sfanding on each side of an hour-glass formed cenfers of inferesf along fhe walls. Student Body Dance A+ fhe sfudenf body dance, fhe decorafions represenfed fhe harvesf. The colors orange and brown, were used wifh corn sfalks and pumpkins. This dance was sponsored by fhe sfudenf body officers. Sophomore Jingle Dance The Sophomores busied 'lhemselves af Chrisfmasfime by planning one of fhe mosf successful of fhe school dances. A large ornamenfal pine sfood in 'rhe cenfer of fhe hall. Small pine frees were used for addifional decorafion. This was fhe big nighf for fhe Sophomores and fhey were fhere wifh bells on. MMMNI2 Promenade ssssssssssssssxssssssssssssssk A Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 K 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 54 22 Z4 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 V1 , '91 C5 may T Senior Hop que if ff' '- AQ wa .,F Q Q, , .TWP i If lim? Girls' Dance Senior Hop The Seniors carried ouf fhe Bicenfennial Dance in colors of fhe flag. Af one end of fhe hall, Mf. Vernon was feafured. The home, wifh ifs large pillars, was nesfled in flowers and green shrubs. Girls' Dance The G. A. G. execufive commiffee sponsored fhe Girls' Dance. The fheme was Girls. ln fhe cenfer sfood a large doll whose sfreaming brown hair furnished +he ceiling decorafion. Old-fashioned girls, modern girls, and girls of all nafions were shown. Girls sfarfed filling fheir cards fwo monfhs before fhe dance and did fhey gef fheir dafes early? Well, why nof? lf's leap year. tilillilllo wi ll 9533335 r , ' A 1 v 55- 55 'W 'TiN-In Qi ' .3'nlyfj.:- A- + ,: 1 i 'i yy ' , . Tr iw' Stock and Crop Judging Teams The boys of The Crop Judging Team and fhe Sfock Judging Team broughi' honor +o Granife by winning +he lnfermouniain Disiricf Championship in a con+es'f which was held in 'rhe fall. Anofher silver loving cup was added +o our colleciion by +he Crop Judges. Type and Shorthand Teams g The Granife -Type and Shorfhand Teams, consisling of six girls won firsf place in 'Phe slaie a+ 'the annual commercial con+es+ a+ Provo. They were coached by Miss Mouri+sen and Miss Finch. Boys' Cooking Class This is The firsi boys' cooking class in fhe hisfory of Granife, being esfablished +his year, under ihe direc+ion of Miss Lindquist They have cooked many delec+able dishes. RQRQRQRQQ4 if XXXXXXRRRRRAXXRAXRRARAXAAA lx ATHLETICS R SUTHERLAND C. BAKER L. W. HILLAM S. BAIRD L. M. HARTVIGSEN Coaching Staff Yeslerday, a+ +he bo'Hom of +he foolball siandingg yeslerday, al the bo+'rom of 'l'he baskelball sfandingg yeslerday, al' ihe bollom of scholasfic swimmers. Today, ihrough 'lhe eniiring efforis of our coaches Rex Sulherland, Cecil Baker, Sam Baird, LeRoy Hillam, and Lionel Harlvigsen we are a+ 'l'he lop in ihe slale high school alhlelic con'l'es+. ll is much harder for a leam +o refain lhan fo gain because lhe odds are againsl' lhem. Therefore be proud of our foofball players and 'lheir coach for faking Graniie as far as 'lhey did ihis season. The second slring is iusl as much a par+ of ihe 'leam as lhe main squad. These men were coached by LeRoy Hillam. He coaches 'lhese boys so lhal' we will have a foundalion for a championship 'I'eam nexi year. Coach Cecil Balmer wilh 'lhree le'H'ermen and plenly of reserve malerial, developed one of +he besi baskefball learns ihal has ever represenfed Granile on 'lhe road. Afier winning 'lhe Sail' Lake division, Grani+e was nosed ouf of fhe S'l'a+e Championship Tournamenf by one poin'f, bowing fo Ogden, 'lhe ul'l'ima'l'e winners. A greal deal of credii should be handed +o Coach Sam Baird and his swimming 'leam for winning for Granile, 'lhe firsl' lime in i'rs his+ory, a sfafe championship in swimming. Coach Baird noi only developed his prospecls info a slale championship aggregalion buf also developed promising prospecls for nexi year. Because of 'lhe large squad of 'fooiball aspiranls oul' 'this season, Mr. Harfvigsen lurned coach and direcled fha disiance of lhe Soph squad. This squad was one of 'lhe leading +i+le conienders of 'lhe dis+ric'l'. QQRQQQQQ 6 32 K f K K K K K K K K K K K K K f K K K K K K K K K K K K K K sum Ill '- ll U lil 'f r1l 4'f '-la. apr:-an . it kg, I ...av-A YOUNGBERG DRAGE WITBECK BUEHNER Coaching Staff No feam is compleie wi+hou+ i+s yellmas+ers. A feam will go a lol 'farfher foward achieving fheir goal when ihey are inspired by ihe spirif of +he yellmaslers and 'I'he s+uden'I' body. We should appreciaie fhe fime and work done by our yellmasiers, Gran? Drage and Alv Youngberg. Skiing, a new spori in high school aroused considerable inferesi. Grani+e fook +he Sal? Lake Dis'rric+ Ski Championship by defeaiing Easi' and Wesi' in a friangular meet A+ golf, Graniie is unexcelled. Since fhe in'l'roduc+ion of golf in+o high school spor'I's, Graniie has been a winner annually. As 'I'here was no baseball compe+i+ion Graniie fook up iennis. There was a grea+ deal of in+eres+ in ihis game as was shown by ihe large number of eniries in ihe iournamenf. A+ 'l'his wri+ing our posiiion in infer-scholasiic compe+i+ion,is noi deiermined bui we should do well for beginners. Handball, long a faculiy spori, is fasi' becoming popular among our sfudenis, +wo 'iournamenis were held 'I'his year. Wres+ling, also go'I' a s+ar+ as a school spor'r. We losi our only mafch +0 Soufh by a score of 8-3. Though foo early +o make any announcemeni of resulis, Grani+e should have a good +rack 'team because of excepiional s+reng+h in +he field evenfs. Any runners we have, are as yei' unknown, bui' ihere should be some good ones developed. MMNMs BLEACHER SNAKE DANCE W551' GAME WEST GAME l , AF ' COWLEY THROWS A PASS Football There is an old adage, Uneasy resfs ihe head 'lhal' wears a crown, and ii was never more frue +han fhisgyear when Granile, fooiball champions of l930, fook sfock of her foolball maierial ai' fhe opening of school in Sepfember. Two regulars and +hree reserves from Ias+ year's +wen+y leH'er men were all ihai were eligible 'For 'lhis year's +eam. Thai was enough +o make any foofball head resi' uneasy, 'lo say naughf of upholding a championship. Doug Bell, playing his ihird year a+ guard, Sid Kramer, his second year ai' halfback, Wally Morse, reserve back, Keiih Sorenson, reserve guard, and Vernal Aamodi, reserve quarferback, was +he experienced maferial 'rhai' Coach Sufherland had fo build on. However, wi+h +rue Graniiian spiril' he carried on and succeeded in moulding a feam fha? was a real credii' 'io Granife and her lradiiions, even 'lhough 'lhey 'Failed 'lo coniinue as champions. H' is hislory now bu? neveriheless our conquerors, +he Four Norsemen from Jordan, wi+h lheir splendid feammafes, were iruly champions and worfhy successors +o our fhrone. A+ 'l'he beginning of 'lhe season afier buf lhree weeks of pracfice, Granife played Granlsville. The resull' was an easy viclory for us. Fumbles and poor head work characierized +he work of bolh 'l'eams. Our gang piled up 37 poinis fo our opponenis' 7. In 'rhe nexl' game, wiih Ogden, our +eam was defeaied, I3-2. I+ was a hard- foughl game in which our boys worked hard buf could noi gel 'logelher as a feam. Ocfober 9, we played our firsl league game wifh Easf High. Our +eam's real merii was shown when we 'irounced +hem, 20-0. This game made Graniie MNMR493 XXXAAAARXXRRRRAARRXRXARRARAXRAQ Z4 Z4 K K K K K Z4 Z4 Z4 K K K K K 14 K K K K K K Z4 K K Af F. ,. , ,, .,, ..,., .. T T . r., gs! H l SOPH H55-oi ' 1 + .V 4- ,A A ' f 4, 2.1 , it T r SQUAD 5,4 a W ealveesabea I , . GRAN ITE 9-DAVIS 7 Football supporiers more opiimislic over our prospec'l's as every player did good work and ihe feam 'funcfioned like a clock. Ocrober I6, lhe Souih High Cubs were defealecl by ihe Granile eleven, I9-2. This game was +he scrappiesf and cleanes+ game played during 'lhe season. Kramer and Morse were lhe besl' ground-gainers, fhough Kramer was iniured in 'lhe lasf period of 'lhe game. The nexl' game, Oc+ober 23 wirh Davis, was undoubiedly 'lhe mosl' exciring game of fhe season. The Farmers won from 'lhe Dark , 9-7, Srringham and Jensen being lhe scorers of +he game. Oc+ober 30 Granire fell before lhe well-cleveloped Wes+ High ieam by ihe score of 7-0. The 'Firs+ half was poorly played on Grani+e's pari, buf we lighlened up in 'lhe lasl' half, showing lhe famous Grani+e Figh+ spirit Kramer, siill handicapped byla broken rhumb, played 'lhe lasr half of +he game. November I3 +he lasl' game of 'The season was played wiih 'lhe s+al'e champions, 'l'he Jordan High School. We were defeared by 'rhe score of 25-7. Bell, Cox, and Kramer were +he ouisfancling individuals. This was +he las'r ioorball game 'for Granire in which Cox, Bunker, Shelcken, Melcalf. Bell, Sorenson, Smilh, Summerhays, Ralph, Kramer, Jensen, Aamodi, PraH, Burlon and Wade pariicipaied. We appreciafe Their good work and fighfing spirit We assure +hem 'I'ha+ fhe resl of +he squad will carry on in +rue Grani+ian spirir during ihe coming season. QQRQNNM DOUGLAS BELL SIDNEY KRAMER Guard Halfback Doug, 'firm as fhe rock of Gibralier, played Sid was co-capfain wiih Dough Bell. Sid guard end was co-capiain, and was called ihe led his feammaies fo vicfory in every game. immovable. He was selecfed as one of fhe He was an unconquerable leader by example all-sfafe guards on 'lhe 'lirsf feam. Doug ra+her ihan vicfory. Sid graduafes affer graduaies ihis year. two years as a regular. MELVI N SUMMERHAYS Quarterback Mel developed info a heavy and shifiy baclr. Though playing 'fooiball for fhe 'firsi fime for Granife. ha developed info an excellenl passer. Mel graduafes in ihe spring. VERNAL AAMODT Quarlerbacl: Vernal, 'ihe ofher quarferback of fhe ieem, ioolr heavy punishmeni' from fhe o'I'her boys on his one hundred and fweniy pounds. He was 'Fas+ and shiffy and proved fo be a valuable man. He also graduares in +he spring. ERQRQRQRQIUU KEITH SORENSEN Guard ' Snub played guard wifh Doug. He gave an exhibifion of courage ihaf will long be remembered on fhe gridiron. His abilify fo smash Through fhe line and nail 'lhe rnan wifh fha ball. made him a valuable man. He garduales lhis spring. P K Z4 X 7 K V 7. V K V 7, ...X K 7 V f K 7 'K K K K K ZX K 7 K ZZ K Z4 Z4 71 l HAROLD MILLER KENNETH LAMONT Cenfer End Harold gave a good accounl' of himself in every game he played. His besl demonstra- 'lion was in fha Easl and Davis games. He is a iunior and a lol is expecled of him and will be back'-nexl year. nexl' year. Kenny a+ cenler was undoubledly one of lhe besl linesman on bolh offense and defense, fhal Granile developed lhis year. Gril and iigh+ broughl' him his le++er. He is a iunior- LEO RALPH Halfbacl: Leo displayed his worlh on lhe foolball field when Sid broke his fhumb. He occasionally made long runs, bul' every lime he look lhe ball il was good for yards 'lhrough lhe line because of his shiffy aclion and hard hilling. He graduales in lhe spring. DAVE COX ROBERT WRIGHT End Tackle ' Bob generally managed io do away wilh lhe 'lwo players opposile him in every game he played. Bob was a remarkable line rusher and leclrler. He gave lhe besl' he had in every game. He will be back nexl' year. Dave proved fe be a scrappy player regard- less of his small size. - Dave's 'fighl' in lhe Jordan game won'-hlmfhfsiaward. He will be bacl: nexl year. A . l' .R wiifgxwslfgll E mzwamzf. : ulavanmnmz-or :emmgmmn WAYNE SCHELKEN Tackle Wayne played in enough games lhis year +o earn his award. He is a greaf 'fighfer and lover of fha game. He graduaies in the spring. WALLY MORSE Halfback ' Wally proved one of our basl' players and score geHers of fhe season. His line plunges gained yards every lime. He is also an excelleni passer and kicker. He is a iunior and will be back nexf year. ROBERT BUNKER Through gril alone. he became one of ihe mos+ promising sfars of fhe game. His brilliani fackling. fogeiher wiih iighr, broughf him 'lo fha lop of fha linesmen. Ha will be back nexi year. JACK STRINGHAM Fullback Jack played fullback. He leil a frail of upsel' opponents whenever he 'look the ball. Gaining yards wifh every mighiy ihrusf, he proved fo be our basl' line plunger. This is Jack's sopho- more year so he will make axcellanf malarial for fuiure years. .sr , , 3 NNN! ELDEN SMITH Cenfer Elden played alfernafe fo Kennefh Lamonl. Though playing in fha backfield fha previous year, Elden has proved himself a very capable cenfer. He graduafes af fha end of fhe school year. ?2 14 fc K S4 K Z4 Z4 K K K K FSPQNFSN R' XR NN NNNNNN l MORRIS WOOLEY Tackle I Morris never lacked zeal or pugnacily in +he games he played. He was always ln fha game fighling every inch. of 'l'l1e way. Though a liHle inexperienced lhis year, he should rank wilh fha besl in fha sfale nexl' year. CHASE PRATT End Chase was a shiffy end. Though small Chase made up 'lor if in 'Fight He will leave us 'lhis year by gradualing. TOM KURUMADA Quarferback Tommy played alfernafe fo Mel a+ quarterback. He showed 'lha onlookers some real side slapping and brillianf running. He will be back wifh us naxf year. MARCUS JENSEN End - Marky was one of fha basl defensive ends in lhe slafe. Few players gof around Jen- sen's end. Though handicapped by ineligi- bilify his firsf iwo years a+ Granife ha proved his worih 'lhis year on fha gridiron. LLOYD METCALF Tackle Lloyd, aller fhree years on fha squad, broke inlo enough games lhis year fo win his award. Ha will be remembered for his good work in 'lhe Jordan game. Lloyd graduafes fhis spring. IOSRQRQRQRQ Cs ,pai- ay A J I I , I V . I I I . . - I I j CJ I we ls, Q I XI. - I, .,x. I , s A , ,N . I . I rj I .fr Q . I B ., I 'a'.f'i! 'f ' .U - 'I' , Q ' Q. fi . I 5.1 , -5, I, If f.. , .a., f, Q' ' I h y RQRQRQRQIOB4 ' - Nfl' Basketball HAROLD MILLER Was a leiferman of lasl year. Harold's clever passing and accurale shooiing was one of lhe main faclors in Granile's successful season. Being a iunior he will be fighling for Granile nexl year. STUART PENDLETON Making his firsf appearance for Granile in baskelball logs, Siu played a fine s'l'yle of ball lhroughouf lhe season. His shooling abilily pulled Graniie oul of many dangerous holes. Siu will be back nexl year. WILLIAM PENDLETON Ineligibile lasl year, fhe cenfer posilion was filled capably. Bill proved himself skilled and adepf ai lhe game. Being able 'fo use boih hands wilh equal abilily conlribuled much fo Granile's viciorious season. SIDNEY KRAMER Sid was a lefierman of lasl year, and was selecled on ihe all-slafe feam. He was lhe bulwark of Grani'fe's defense. He broke his ankle al lhe beginning of fhe season, bul ihis proved lo be no handicap 'fo his excellenl' play. Sid, graduafing in fhe spring, has played his lasl baslrelball for Granile. MARVIN PARKER Sid's running male, is also a lelierman back 'From lasl' sea- son. He mussed up many opponenls' play lhal looked good for scores. Marv is fasl' al' faking lhe ball off lhe back- board and sfariing il on ils way 'For a score. He also is a clever dribbler and shooler. This is Marv's lasl year al Granife. ROBERT BUNKER Bob, a guard, was one of ihe mosl' dependable players on lhe squad. When Kramer broke his ankle, Bunker look his place and 'Filled info 'lhe combinaiion in a wonderful way. He is a iunior 'Ihis year and has greal' possibililies. RALPH CROWTON Ralph. a forward, fhough only a Sophomore, displayed greal' abilify as a player. He has an unerring eye in shooiing baskels from any posifion. Crowlon should be a valuable man nexl year. XRXXRARRRRXAXXXAXXARRRRARARRRA .4 142 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 14 14 Z4 14 14 Z4 Z4 54 12 Z4 Z4 K 14 14 Z4 14 14 I Basketball RALPH McDONALD Rafs. anofher Sophomore member of +he squad, showed marlced improvemenf, a willingness fo work, and a dead eye as forward. He wenf far fhis year and a lol' is expecfed from him in fha fulure. WALLY MORSE Wally was one of fhe oufsfanding members of fha squad. As guard, his ball rusfling and playing did much fo help fhe feam. Wally gefs in and does his besf in everyfhing, and nexf year he should be a mainsfay. CHICK WADE Chicl: showed up in fine sfyle fhis year as cenfer. He was a good ball rusfler and could always be depended upon. Chick is a iunior fhis year and should show up well nexf year. He was absenf when fhe picfures were fallen. EVERETT WOODS Woods was full of fighr and played a good brand of ball as guard. He was a valuable man and will be wifh us again nexf year fo do his besf for Granife. ALFRED SOLOMON Selly, fhough small, is a fighfer and always does his besf for Granife. He has anofher year leff fo play. RALPH CUSHING Cush, a fasf, recepfive player, filled his posifion wifh merif as forward. Wifh more experience he should prove a valuable man. DAVE COX Cox was one of fhe fasfesf men on fha squad, and he dis- played a lof of abilify as a ball rusfler in his posifion as forward. ' LYMAN MACKAY Lyman was full of fighf and a real assef fo fhe feam. He always feamed well wifh his mafes and was a valuable man. Q.: K3 A ' . Q X 1 5 4' As- sa .rw --. x my A' . , l .LT ' V , 2 1 4 it 1 AVP. A 3 A - 'N ', l l r i ,J i. N ' 1 i ,, XII, V. j. I 'is IUEMRQRQRQS i Track M Q I J J PENDLETON H X . R M ' .r High Jump Broad Jump ffl 'f Q ' Weighfs X lf , PARKER , f 1 ' I Half Mile Relay Pole Vaull iylfj 5 MORSE lf 5. lg High Jump Weighfs l ,Q .e Rl X , ' l A 0 A nf K ', HENROID l A f Broadiumpl Relay High Jump , 1 - 2 , 1' cox ' i Half-Mile Q .1 ' LAMONT x 9 .R Relay Pole Vaull Weighls A ,. , 4, 5 I K ef 9 , JACOBSON y A F lg Relay Sprinis ' . ' g 'l1,x, CUSHING r X 1 g Pole Vaulf - A ' 1 NEUNSCHAUNDER ' ' ii 5 lf, Relay Sprinfs q Q Q A x l GUEST j 1 D 00- l Relay , ' A A. DICKEY 1 ' ' 5 Sprin+s Relay R f E R. DICKEY j . ' X Broad Jump High Jump , H 5 L I smm-4 js' ffl . fee x 'Qing I n J' METCALF W f Male Half-Mile A f . if f, REED in ,X ll fl Pole Vauli' Sprinis R -'Q 2:3 V at 1 jg: Q ,L 3, WOODS . ' ' fi? Sprinfs Relay , 'R J A1252 5 soLoMoN A ' ,Q ' 'E if Sprinis , ,A fi ANDERSON A Sprin+s 'Aff G . , ffm- w fig, lf4ff'f,li L-M A A MILLER KRAMER Weighfs Weighfs RQRQRQRQIOB XXXIAAAERARAAARRRAARRRAARAAX XX I l P K 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 fc 14 14 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 54 Q Z4 7 Z4 K K Z4 K 7 State Swimming Champions I KENNETH LAMONT The oufsianding high school swimmer in ihe sfafe. During fhe season he broke 'lhree records, fhe 40-yard free sfyle. I00-yard free sfyle, and fhe I50-yard back sfroke. Lamoni has been swimming 'Iwo years for Granife. WILBERT URRY Urry swam fhe 220-yard 'free siyle even? in a snappy sfyle. Urry looks good fo come fhrough wifh a new sfaie record. VERNAL AAMODT The smalles+ man on fha squad. Fancy diving was his specialfy. TOM KURUMADA ln his 'firsr year of high school compefifion Tommy showed up very well, swimming fhe 40- yard free sfyle and relay. NORMAN COOHBS Coombs was one of fhe besi' breasisfroke swim- mers of Granife. He will be back nexf year. CLARENCE STOKER Backsfroke, Medley relay. A Junior and good prospecf for nexf year. NEPHI DRAPER Swims breasf-sfroke and is a good prospeci' for nex? year. KENNETH JORGENSEN Kennefh has developed info an excellenf free slyle swimmer. He swims in fhe 40-yard dash and fhe I00-yard relay. MAX JONES Max swims baclrsfroke. He was good for poinfs in every swimming meei and is a Sophomore 'ihis year. WILLIAM PRATT Bill' came 'Through in remarkable sfyle in fhe dives 'lhis season. He is a Sophomore and has +wo more years. LLOYD JACKLIN Breasfsfroke, he is a Junior and good prospecf for nexf year. LEROY LOERTSCHER LeRoy was a reliable free-sfyle man. He swam in lhe I00-yard relay. He is a Senior. RALPH HINTIE Ralph swims in ihe I00-yard relay. He is a Junior. DONALD GLAD Firs? year swimmer. Performed well in 'l'he breasi- sfroke races... He should make good nexf year. THOMAS GUNDERSON 220-yard free siyle. Firsf year in swimming, should become a valuable man. He was abseni when fhese picfures were iaken. V r l E xy ff QR. W . if AQ1 l J' C? V Air . I , ,vb L' y A 'I . sly., l ' y ' f 'fi T 5 I I ff QQ f 1 'Q A if fi f- i i l A A V wi A ' A' il 1 :ig l , gg A L 1 i ?fei 2 Q . S X s L .L ,.,. i i Nr ' .in-H I V I- , ' I ' 'ws M , 1 J J it 5 yy f - ,Q .J XX yi, , J fi i ' i I- LQ Q LQ . l i IO7R4R1R4RQ WILLIAMS JENSEN YOUNG GUNDERSON BELL Skiing Our Silver Anniversary Year was ceiebraied by 'Phe organizaiion of a ski ieam. H' was awarded firs+ place in fhe 'Triangle mee+ wi+h Eas+ and Wesf. DON YOUNG WILLARD GUNDERSON HORTIN JENSEN DOUGLAS BELL STANTON WILLIAMS TOM GUNDERSON All ' ,, 2' fi '1 4. MMMMH1 Lsssxsxxsb BANANA sxxxxssLssssMs Y A 32 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 K K f X K K K Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 Z4 Z4 K Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 7 MISS GORLlNSKl'S classes bolh dancing and alhlelic have been progressing sleadily year afler year, and have always been very successful wilh whaiever' work lhey have underlaken. Miss Gorlinski has insfilled info fhe girls, fhe high ideals lhai up- hold Granife's name: clean sporls- manship. cleanliness of mind and hold Grani'l'e's name: clean sporls- habils of socialabilily, and knowl- edge and lechnique of principal sporfs. We are proud 'lo have such a capable leacher as Miss Gorlinski, and hope 'lo have her wifh us for a long lime. MISS GORLINSKI Girls' Athletics MISS GORLINSKVS SILVER ANNIVERSARY MESSAGE ln +hese +wen'ly-five years of error and irial When worries and hardships 'made life wor+h 'lhe while When sludenfs and 'leachers were all pu'l' +o les? To endeavor io make 'lhe school honor 'ihe best l am glad +o acknowledge, lhough my years here are few, Thai a+hle+ics have helped make our school come in view. And wheiher +he glory has been wi+h ihe boys Or wheiher ihe honor filled rhe girls' hearis wiih ioys l hope in +he fufure as has been in fhe pasi' We'lI all pull for our school and make friendships which lasl' Like 'rhe bonds of Graniiians honor and power Loom like a diamond on 'lops of life's lower. -V. Gorlinski. IOQRQRQRQRQ D. GUNDERSON O. PACK D. ZACHRISON G. MATHEWS M. MACKAY I. THOMANDER C. NEIDERHAUSER W. REES L. FRANCKE D. DAVIS G. BROWN L. HENDRICKSEN R. LOVE E. ANDERSON F. GATHERUM - E. RILEY M. WATTS Dancingi The girls' dancing class has given many professional enferfainmenfs Io various clubs and organizafions of +he ci'I'y. Many s'Iun'I's have been given Io assisi in making Ihe assemblies more inieresiing. The school ac'Iivi+ies have been enlivened and made more enferfaining wifh +he assisfance of Ihese girls. I0 AXRAXNNNAAAAANXNXAANAAKAARAANR' .4 K K K K K K K K K K K RNNR YRRRNNNNNNNNNRYN R. JOHANSON L. NIDERGGER J. MIBAS P. JONES K. JACOBSON P. JOHANSON G. WAGSTAFF I. ROSENHAN K. SOUTHERN E. PLEW B. JENSEN E. JOHANSAN L. VAN DAM L. ENCE A. MATHERS C. NEIDERHAUSER L. HANSEN H. BUEHNER E. ORRULIAN W. WALTON F. WALLACE F. NOLLER K. EARL O. DAVIS D. RUSH Hockey Many of our s+uden+s par+icipa+ed in Hockey lasi' fall. Due +0 fhe long period of excellenl' wea+her, +he s+uden'l's enjoyed +he season +o a grea+ ex'ren+. Compe'ri+ion among 'rhe 'reams resulfed in 'lhe discovery of many good and compe+en+ players. H The girls finished +he long season wiih a very lively par+y. IHMMMMS Basketball Baseball T Basketball ln ihe spring, +he gym classes chose lhe besf players and compeied in a series of infer-class games. Those who pariicipaled in fhese games were awarded leH'ers. Much inleresf is always shown in lhis sport Baseball The gym classes were divided inlo equal 'leams and a caplain 'From each was chosen. The besl' leam from each class 'lhen compeled wi+h +he ofher feams and ihe winners received lhe disiinclion of having lheir piclures in lhe year book. The Sophomore ieam won and many girls have become excellenl' players. I2 Swimming Swimming B I'h I'h d nced and beginning pupils have sho g f I 'I' g M girls enjoyed I' Advanced Swimming Th d need girl ere given a chance 'Io earn an insig d p by p g Ih If g 'I I' Advanced Swimming his sporI' Ihan any o'Iher one gym I 'I' 'Iy I ISRQRQRQRQS Dainty Little Miss The Clock Shop A The Clock Shop A+ 'th annual D II Party, the dolls collected were gl 'l th Elk CI b 1' be dislribuf d lo the poor. The Seniors f l pl +h+h + + Th Cl kshp Dainty Little Miss Th D g Class presented a delightful IiH'l + 1 HI d D 'ly Llrll M ll' was prai d by y RQRQRQRQI I4 32 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 44 K 44 Z4 K 24 if 44 K Z4 K K 44 5 Doll Circus Th Sp q + Doll Circus Stories of Other Lands h ores were placed d I1 ih Th Doll Circus. Stories of Other Lands The Jun Cl s+un+ was S+ s of O I1 L d S+ d 'I' p 1' cl d Il 'F y 1' l+y d h ll d ppl I l5R4R4R4RQ U .gf .1 ' X X- , -F- Q - 'WH m '11g',g J I . -,f I f 'I W' V 17 Snaps TOP-Aikgg pf g'l MIDDLE-Ag pfGAG b hpfpidfih ID P fy of Graniih. BOTTOM-Jus+ a few of +h d ll +h + + b + d + +h Elk CI b ih H' of ihe G. A. G. D ll P 'ly QRQRQRQRQI I5. 00' .Q Ef?AS:W. ', . XV ,C .00 9',' QQ . . . x JE .1 , f' 'A-Fffifi' 1.15- I laik -311:53-'mvlxgx -' 1 4'l:iHUEIi1a1,?f'fgj: 4531? ,-E-.ig 1 ' -- PM Ifgzii ':'l! X IIE RES Dedication STUPENDOUS, AMAZING, STARTLING, GIGANTIC, COLLOSAL SALE ON MONGREL DOG BlSCUlTSl-ACT NOW!1-GUARANTEED TO CURE ALL AND EVERY?- Oh-h pardon us-+his is +o be ihe Humor Seciion insiead of +he ads. On +his page if is our pleasure i?l 'ro dedicaie ihe 'Following seciion +o a well lznown Graniiian family, who can be com- pared +o you and me. 'io have more +han fhey worry wheiher whefher 'I'omorrow's 'loo much cake and sandwiches, even as Alihough +hey seem iheir share of luck, +hey will oversiudyg lunches will coniain noi enough baloney you and l. This large and indusirious family has RQQQMRQI I3 aH'ended ihe ins+i+u+ion for years and years. Generaiion has followed generaiion, ye+ noi' one of ihem has received recogni- fion for his menial and physical endeavors. Seniors cuss a+ having iheir piciures placed in +he Soph seciion of lrhe annual. Try +o imagine +heir profound wailing and Z' gnashing of 'ieeih if 'ihe piciure, good or bad, failed +o appearll This has happened so ofien +o ihe members of +his family 'ihai fhey now 'Fail +o even look for ii. Nor do 'ihey scan +ha+ progressive paper, ihe Grani-shun, for +hey know well +ha+ fheir names will noi be placed where couniless sludenis could gaze upon if. lGaze is 'ihe wordl. Depression, blizzards of dir+y deals cannoi' unbend +heir loyaliy. They can be seen during week-ends, vaca+ions or holi- days wandering lonely up and down 'Phe baHle scarred halls praying +ha+ school will soon commence. And so, genile readers, we pause a momeni +o dedicaie +his mos+ humble sec- +ion 'ro Grani+e's mosl' unpopular lunch- eafers, +he ever-pa+rio+ic mice family. -J. E. Spi+ball Allen. A C-ranitian There was a mouse named Muggins Who was so nice and neaf, His 'rail was permanenfly waved, He manicured his feef. He loved our good Granifian fare: His appefife was hearfyg So on his birfhday fwenfy-five, Our mouse did give a parfy. While waifing for his friends fo come We could have heard Mugs muffer, The while he brushed his besf grey coaf. His hearf was all a-fluffer: So come a-calling, you and yours, And drop righf in kerflop, Mouse Party l'll guaranfee fo make you sneeze- You'll have no fime fo sfop. The fime drew near fo six P. M. In flocks and herds fhey came fo see Sir Muggins and his youfhful ken Upon fhe Anniversary. So Muggins Mouse and all his friends As frisky as you please, Played whiskers-fag and chase-your-fail And fhen afe up fhe cheese. Now while you feel so good, my lads, Lef's celebrafe fhese priceless lines. And don'+ forgef fhe years fhaf pass, Nor lef fhe mice desfroy fhese ryhmes. l IQRQRQQQM QQQQQQQRQIQO C-ranitians of l907 This is Grandma Maffie Elephanfe Josiah Andrews. She never could under- sfand why people would smirk and grin when fhey were having fheir picfures made, knowing how much sorrow and suffering fhere was in fhis sin-poisoned world. Horafio Josiah Japherson-he does look like Daniel Boon. He sfood six feef fwelve in his moccasins. Grandma said he was fhe worsf heller in Heller Counfy for he broke six hundred feminine hearfs. This ypicfure ofsDobias Coalman was made when he was real young and if has always humiliafed him. This is fhe Dogville Quarfeffe. No funeral was ever complefe wifhouf a few groanings from fhem. Grandma Andrews said fheir singing was pure cussedness and would surely send 'rhem below, buf Grandma was always saying fhings like fhaf. ln fhis pho+ygraph, faken when fhey had fheir firsf puppy-love and fhoughf fhey were going fo marry. sfands fhe radiafor-warmers of fhe school, Beniamin McSappi and Anasfasia Newhouser. C . ,ffl -. , . f uf' T LK cif- G ac, Ji ' 'T if h., - V- , -sk I 5 ,T q',1 'D .Y . U r T 'Wi' swf' .5- f ,ill , ' .Q l Z4 Z4 K K Z4 Z4 7 Z4 Z4 K K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K f X K Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 gi K 11 I.-- ..a,, . ,,,, , ..,.,..,. , ,.,., ., 1 l I 11 I' V 6 , ' 1'Il 1'11 1 Iii.: 1.11. xv x' 1 I I f ll ,L Q M ! ll 'IL II1-'I fi in' 1. l 1 , I mei . Ill lay Ann lllllhlyl -mu IIW- allllllu 'Inn I I mmm y I lP!Il!!!IIl ' ' '11 ',1 ll7'II',' 'I '1 all allll ll Ill ' 1 lil! 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I., xii, I l cv wh , X, , I If l' ll -l ' I Il Ill 11,1 llIlL,' ' I g Il lV '5lqi, l - k fl ll lllllllll Cranitians of l907 L IJ Some folks iusf nafurally gef sfarfed on fha wrong foof in life and Edwin Edward Edicf Edsia Edmonds was one of fhem. Grandma Andrews said fhaf when she saw Ed she was always reminded of fhe road -fo you know where-paved wifh-you know whaf. When Monroe Docfrine Wallace Morse- land gof grown fhere was one fhing he was ashamed abouf and fhaf was fhis pic- fure of him in his nighfshirf. Buf Grandma said fhaf was nofhing fo blush abouf. He would have been embarrassed sure 'nuf if fhey'd had his picfure faken fhe way he usually ran around. This couple, Geranium Snudge and Genesis Coleman, always had lofs of frouble in fheir lives, mosf of which never happened. Buf fheir greaf forfune was iusf around fhe corner. Grandma An- drews said fhaf long, lanky dude was iusf soused wixfh love and lazy ways. Q x, I l 1, This picfure of Angus Youngberg and Hulda Beck Selzer was faken when fhey had plafonic friendship. Angus was Romeo and Hulda was Julief in fhe Church Benefif plays. Buf if didn'f lasf so Grandma Andrews mended fhe friend- ship wifh ipicac. Grandma said. Well. l'm nof felling everyfhing l know, buf l'd allow fhaf a dose of ipicac in some chill fonic woud bring anyone fo his senses. This is a phofograph of fhe sfuckup Uriah family. Grandma said fhaf fhis - X family was fhe worsf scandlizer in Granifes- xi 1. y f ville. They wore fhe mosf fallufin clofhes Illill l -,a, 'f,, kdm she'd ever saw, especially affer Jedekiah Ill' E ilrfl fy, I I Q wenf fo Congressl Um-iusf simply dis- l V- Til' . M13 T .,, , ,egg-Eg g rv If .. A graceful. . l f1s1'h 60- i ,gk 0395 K V X F -'u 1, jx 51 .' ' l , . 4 , 1 R ' A jan: 'il'-:R al. 5 I 2 I 1 1' - ' I1 ,. lllll' A. 1 'I 5' 1 'I 'v1'l'T1f3 'f Student Life ol I932 The dusl' was brushed from 'lhe prison bars, and various and sundry humanify assembled for anolher, nine-monlhs grind. They haven'l' changed a bill This snap- shol was 'lalren a week before 'rhe com- mencing of +he '3l-'32 school year. No'l'e lhe bored look on lhe faces of Ken Spencer, Mae Mackay. Melbourne Wal- lace, John and Boyce Labrum and Helen Guclmunsen Tslc, Tslc-such ignoble slrife on +he parl of +he lowly Sophs. The Seniors were all poised and dignified bul lhe Sophs ldral lheir hidesll, were lhree lo one. Were you in a iam7' VVlpe and clean off your face, and please remember +ha+ Elbow-'lhe-Ribs isn'+ a hice 'game for such a crowdl 3NNNNNNNNN?3?3?3?3?3?'S?Q?3?3?'Q?Q?'Q?3?3?3?3?3?'5?'5 WS? H Studennt Life of I932 The Bicycler's Conveniion in full swing. lncidenily, we mighl' menfion +ha+ 'rhis is really nof such a secluded parking place. Now he +eache+h his gay fellow s'l'uden+s 'Thai +he Mediierranean and ihe Red Seas are connecfed by 'rhe Sewage Canal. Elon Hanson-whai' a manl Well, well, iwo liHle boys in blue girls, making a mosi' shocking scieniific experi- men'I' in weighf-con+rol. This piciure shows some of our fellow siudes land we never +hough+ if of lhemll felling an u++erly asiounded world aboui 'the benefifs of Dr. Colic's Hair-Resiorer. The flagpole always looks like +his in +l1e Fall lfish +ishl due io 'rhe effecis of +he Aurora Borealisl This is our Wa+ch-+he-Keyhole Deparf- meni. Oh yes, +hey do 'rhis all +he iimel ZSRQRQRQRQR Student Life of I932 A mafinee dance-iusf one of fhose fhings, you know. lfs easy fo gef 'round fhaf line of co-eds providing fhey wafch fheir dief. Said fhe wolf in sheep's clofhing-Oh, pardon, i+'s his honor, 'che Judge-and nof falking fo Befh. lf's only Joan Crawford fhe parachufe jumper. caughf by our wily phofographers, as she was shopping for crochef hooks. The Engineer's Dance-aprons and over- alls-no end. 'Twas a snorky affair wifh decorafions 'n' everyfhing. Advise: send all bombs, eggbeafers and broken boffles fo engineers fo make more plafes. No, nof fhe 4 Marx brofhers. Four Ff. Douglas foofers--ya dern fooin' fhey can foof. Hafs offl Armisfice Day was impressively observed. And believe if or nof, we were all fhere singing fhe S'I'ar Spangled Ban- ner 'fill fhe raffers shook. Student Life of i932 Heh heh, hehs a couple of lonely Granilians-nole 'lhe broad rolling lawn noi' a male can be spoiled. Up lo a lale houri we have been unable lo encounler anyone who has been able lo idenlify whai assembly fhis could have been. Anyone who can supply +his info will be ex- cused from fiflh and six'rh period classes ls'lar+ing May 9l. Of course we mighl' be misiaken, bui lhis looks like one of 'fhose mod- ernislic fish piclures in lhe ar+ room. The source of a lol of handsome mugs and, ihen, some noi- so-well, any way, il' isn l' a fish halchery, il s iusl' our pho+ographer's developing room. Why Maxiel Maxiel Imagine an experienced pholographer ruining a perfecfly be-oofiful piclure by posing in lhe cenier of i+. Sobl 12,. 41 .yi H 4. , mu-any-iv.- u , MU, 11 1 Q I all iz., '51, ,-' '15 Tig? , ,Pau -l' ' EEEE5 .4 u,.f--,, A I Z4 , i J La llfl gif l,i, P V H , y u, . . l, 'w ii r un El . ,Vp . gi- . 2 ll nun i A, 1 I ' ...-. ...Ju :K-V V Y li V 5 W. li ni fbi i N 1 'ff L, 'lililli' Ill 1 rg- e no 'fs' L iw fss ffm. i s e, l +-2-Q a-war - li25R4RQR4R4R Student Life of l932 Ner'I's, says you as you gaze upon ihis array of burpers-bu+ i+ is a fifiing complimenf for +he IZM members of lhe Unique and Monsfrous Organizafion of Odd Monickers who are as follows: lfronl' row, righi +o le'F+l-Schopenbauer Wells, Glol-z Yasukochi, El Crappo Aamodi, Fla'l'Foo+ S+. Jeor. lBaclx row, righ+ fo lef+l-Slewfool' Edmonds, Fishiace Urry lgirls, he really isn'+ +ha+ cufe +he piciure flaifers himl Ignaiius Robinson lof course if you received a senfence 'From him you have fhe privilege of calling him o'I'her appropriafe names.l Buich Summerhays, Daisy Jones, Yu+ch Bagley, Bonzes Jones lfamous auihor of +he S+re+cher Yawn +alesl and Spi+ball Allen. As +his pic+ure was +aken, Fihnoddle Plewe. Il+h vice presideni, was-7 lProbably, lsis.l No, i+ isn'+ Harold Miller he has larger 'Feel' fhan 'l'ha+ buf of course fhere are poin'I's in common-fhe in- ielligenl eyes, 'I'he damp nose, eic. v Here boys and girls is anoiher comic s+amp for your colleciion +o be pasied face downward. lBy doing ihis, Don will noi be disiurbed by admiring glances.l Two oufsianding candidafes for Grani'le's all-siar Osculaling Squad -bu+ Jim is a cinch-rarely does he miss a seiup and has never been known fo s+all. Goin' fishin'? Nope, goin' fish- in'l and you know +he resl' of 'lhe quain+ old siory-only ihese fishes aren'i edible. These gay cabelleros-lbeing un- able 'lo gel a horsel carried off fheir ladies fair in fhis mos+ unique con- irapiion, which was assembled from ihe garbage in ihe boiler room. Quire clever-ihese Granifians. NQQRQRQIZG XXXXXXRARXRAXkkkkkkkklxkkkkg I 1 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 K K K K Z K K K Z4 Z4 Z4 K K Student Life of I932 Fligh+ of Time -The hopeful symbol in silver and blue chosen by 'I'he Juniors for +heir Prom. iFoo'ino+e: The recen'I' menfioned Juniors are hopeful ihai' 1'he year will end before Miss Claussen 'Finds our +hey're only Sophs.l Jus+ a peek ai' ihe Junior Prom. There wasn'+ a single neck 'ihere +ha+ hadn'+ been fhoroughly scrubbed. Noie 'ihe 'formalify of ihe occasion- and ohl 'rhere's Lucille dancing wiih 'rhai' socie+y hound, Cuihberi Mc- Swindle. Who ever would have be- lieved ii'l Le'F+: A group of Granife High s+uden+s cramming for an exam. Righ+: Clever, you ihink, Only ihe Ari' Depar+men+ could have fhoughi of a novel dance idea like +ha+. Bu+ here s ihe iruih of 'ihe si'I'ua+ion- Spi'rball Allen had iusi fallen over fhe rail and +ha'l s he down in 'Phe cenier of all +he crepe paper. 'Twas a dark and sformy nighl, 'I'he s+uden'l's brave and +he siudenis bold were dancing 'round ihe orches- ira- iNo+e: Repeaf so'Hy 'ihree fimes 'I'o ge'I' fhe full ef'Fec'l'.l l 27R4R4R4R4S Student Life of I932 Picfure of big, brawny men of fhe Ag Club revclling wifh shy l?l coy l7l members of Home Ec. Club. Only someone forgof fhe parrof, or we would have had smiled-no end. One would almosf suspecf fhaf fhis was a view fhrough fhe bars of fhe counfy jail. Buf surprisel surprisel if's fhe Sfudenf Body Dance in full swing. We had iusf finished a lively game of clap-hands af fhe Sfudenf Body Dance when fhose nasfy old phofog- raphers had fo come along. Don Young had iusf fallen down and my! was he embarrassed? Vic Beck, fhe world famous magi- cian performing af a Chrisfmas parfy. Had we clicked fhe camera a momenf lafer, we would have caughf him in fhe acf of pulling four chickens, fwo rabbifs and one cow, from behind Jessie Adamson's leff ear. IWhy, Jessiell. And fhis is how fhe Soph Dance looked when fhe commofion was over. Nofe fhe mouse under fhe sixfh chair from fhe leff. Student Life of l932 I've heard +ha+ one before, fhinks +he o+her +hree, buf ihey laff anyway. lNo+e: ihey do 'lhis occa- sionallyl-And so 'rhe iniricaie prob- lems of cour+ are +hrashed ou'I'. Yass-, gurgles Judge Robinson, as he slyly nabs +he ace I +hink cheafing in +es+s is abominable, ou+- rageous and violafes all rules of so- cial eH'ike+. I can'+ fhink +ha+ any Grani+ian would aHemp+ such an afrocious deed. No, noi siudying-lhe la+es+ issue of Ballyhoo is ou'I' and +ha+ s1'ory'o'f Efhelburi' Zelch is so romanfic. Everyone should wear Elas+ic Spori' Slippers. Nofe 'rhe reach fhai' can be obiained. A fair faculiy maiden posing for a linimeni ad. IP. S. She didn'+ know we knew whaf if was all abou+, buf we phofographers are clever fhaf way., Now we ask you fellow-sfudes, could you fhink of anyihing more en- ficing for a nice af+ernoon's enfer- fainmenf +han a good swift invigor- afing game of mumble-peg? H fakes skill and courage, my lads, 'lo si'r on a paich of squashy lawn, keep fhe hand sieady, and in +he meanfime hope 'For 'lhe besf when +he game is overl IQQRQRQRQRQ No nfs nof a hoboes Vile Curses! burps Thaf whaf-a-man who convenflon or a reumon Raymond Jones as h never misses e neil-he of masfer minds Iusf a reads on of Miss Robin hiss euher one or she mingling of hroes and sons n xl day assign Omer-ouch! Puzzle: ln fhis scramble of scenery, find fwo pairs of legs. Those forfunafe enough fo solve fhis diffi- culf puzzle will receive a complimenfary fickef 'lo fhe lnfernafional Exhibi- 'rion of Unique and Con- forfed Cerrofs. This picfure porfrays fhe infricafe and giganfic problems of everyday school exisfence. Ah! The nighf of nighfsl The mofh balls are re- boxed-fhe farm sedi- menf is cleaned from fhe shoes-a gala affair. XA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A T A A A A A A A A A A X: A ,X iff 5 NAB. P' ' :yn riifffif Aff ' f .cf gf'- 1 I ff V' Y U ,f ff! ff r.. .if N :QV f 1 .v ggi? 5 'C E fl' 4. .J Q1-me l1l ',: lg if 'ffl A-.V il., V Jw' J ff xi. I . ' 1. dxf' 1 lilly Q: rf' yy,-he - . vii' 45 x if-1 f v4- e C ,ll All lfliw. 15'i15f.Ei. f91,? ' 7 if 1'l:i:. :37w, :psy X, 4.1 -4 .-'fi .ffflizhk V ,f if i vw' 4 AM ff .f .wk V 524 I4 Z5 Student Life of I932 Through 'I'he big bay window of +h'e Science Building-a sunsei' as colorful as a Dufch Cleanser ad. A group of Junior girls playing Drop ihe Handkerchie'F. Said +he' villain as he choked +he fair damsel. You'll learn io squeeze my +ube of iooihpasfe ai ihe +opl The engineers disporf fhemselves on +he greensword-a li'Hle game of croque+, l believe. k Midsf all 'ihese pois, pans, 'l'aps. papers, eic., eic. Messrs. Koifer and Jones and 'Co. l?l prinied ihe year book piciures. A+ six-and a+ six+een-Believe il' or noi X marks a prominenl' Grani+ian co-ecl. She hasn'+ changed much in +he las+ +en years. Only 'the neck she is squeezing has changedl 7 We .., K 1 , Q gf ewjfrsx N 9 N :QR 'fs fr semis. 6645. -waummmummmnmmi Ah Mel Any absenf-minded or school-loving sludenl' meandering around +he halls aboul 3 o'cloclc on May 20, i932 would have seen lhai' ihose loyal mice had 'laken sorrowfully +he closing of school. Some of 'lhem were silenily weeping in lockers now devoid of Carver's Clemen'I's of Econmics or Buding+on's PhysioIogy and Human Lifeg oihcrs were--well, anyway +hey were a bunch of miserable forlorn creaiures. I+ so happened 'rha'r a iournalism s+uden+, so in+en+ on ge++ing ho+ news +ha+ he forgo+ E+ was +l-me Ias+ day of school, passed oul numerous ques+ionnaires which asked +he honorable mice wha? rhey would miss mosl ou+ of all ihe school acfvilies. 3- QRQMRQM 32 ssiissssssssssssssssiissssssssssRf' I e Z2 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 T4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 7 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 Z4 f l Befween sobs and wiping of fears, fhey wrofe of whaf fhey missed mosf: l. Harold Miller's lunch. 2. The Iollypops leff in fhe lockers during class periods. 3. The Odd Monicker's Musical Quarfefg Yufch Bagley, soprano: Schopenbauer Wells, firsf bass, Spifball Allen, second bass, Fifznoodle Plewe, shorfsfop. 4. The absurd and muffered cursings of sfudenfs who wished 'lo- have one or fwo minufes fo cram before fhe bell ushered in anofher exam, buf who were held up in fhe fraffic, blockaded by a group of girls who were fhrilling fo 'lhe fales of Don Young, Bill Searcy, Chick Praff, efc. 5. The shoes fhaf were leff in fhe lockers affer fhe shoe fighf. lAf+er overcoming fhe decidely persisfenf aroma, fhe mise found fhaf mosf of fhe foes of fhe shoes were large enough so fhaf nice dwellings could be esfablished fhere.l 6. Those picfures in fhe Hooey, Ballyhoo, efc., fhaf could always be found in cerfain lockers. ill i' 3 53 T-if I l N3 ir' 9 X ii pizza, yy, F -Y 1, N .ey g , 4' Q ,342 SSMQQQQQQ In adverlising in fhe Silver Anniversary Granilian, Ihe adverlisers feel fha? by acquainling 'Ihe readers wilh 'rheir policy of selling firsl class merchandise al remarkably low prices, if will increase +I-leir business and perform a definile service for new and old cuslomers. We are suggesling Ihaf I'I1e readers of fhis bool: will palronize Ihe following adverlisersz AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY BENNETT GLASS AND PAINT COMPANY BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE CLOVER LEAF-HARRIS DAIRY DECORATIVE ARTS STUDIO DESERET BOOK COMPANY JENNINGS-GOTTSCHALL ENGRAVING CO. 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Fiffin meeniis from de s+a+ion From de s+a+ion iosf a s+un's Irow Fif+in meeniis like cle bull flies In de beck a Iwo car gerredge Gave a leff Ha ha, De woclder- Smookecl de chiff a pipe Iebecca Opp i+ rose from smoke a wapor Clouls from smoke de hair assended Like by Yellowsiun de Kaiser Like a hoil-well wol' il' goshes Goshes in de hedweriisemenis On de coicular if goshes Ruzz de smoke opp, high wi'H deezy Grebbed de boids wi'H bisis de gezzmesks Flad de rebbif wiH' de roebock Bonded ike a sirick from Iighining Grissed wi'H griss, a sirick from lighining Gave de bear a ronning brucld-iomp Gave de helk wi'H deer a high-dife, Gave a bai+ing beau'Iy high dife, WiH de henflers in de wodcler. Loucl a yell de skonk gave: Kamerad Poffecl wi'r+ penied hall de crifchures Houi' from bra+'I' dey poffecl wi'I+ penled In cle woois expheexia+ed Smooked de Chiff de pipe Iebecca II should be cle smook a Isignal All de Iripes shoud hev a miHing In de foresf fumigaiecl So big Chiff gave a mi++ing From de Iripes ii came de pipple Oe de miHing-in de pow-wow Came de Chiffs und came de Sockems Came cle skwuzz wiH' de cabooses To de mi'H'ing GracI-u-aIIy- In de 'rrizz il' sirimmed cle brizzes Gave a Ieff ha ha de woclder Gave de Chiff a knock cle gravel MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES ARE AN IDEAL GRADUATION GIFT Thanks 'For your kind co-operafion. Your porireii work for Ihis annual was done by us. 44V2 so. MAIN sr. THOMAS STUDIO N. L, HAMEUN, Propriefor MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES ARE AN IDEAL FOOD FOR YOUNG AND OLD From de milling read de minules From de Iesl wicks milling minules How il made de Chill a nolion Pessed will sacunded de nolion Pessed will woes will razzelulions Pessed a sluggan Boosl Kiwanis' Brull belur de Board new beezness Opp il rose Chill Wreenkled Deesrpen Hancienl Chill lrom lurr-scur weenlers Nol lorgalling hall de sommers g Ploss a copple spreengs will hullums In de weend il waled de wheeskers Like a proon de lace resambled From de laze from Wreenkled Deesh-Pen Eel il laid oul in a slraighl line Hend lo hend would rich de wreenkles From New York lo Pessadinna Pessadinna, Kellilurrnia Gave de Chill a hexclamalion Hook yel Hock ye--nuble worriers In de village, in de weegwow Wheech il slends a rule nocheeldren Brull Iesl wick de sluck a Baby From de name 'From Hiawalla Woll'II be I hesk a henswerI Opp il iomped de skwuw Nokomis Spicking will a woice axciled I would like lo make a nolion Whal I should adapl de baby, Gave de Chill a hexclamalion Ho-K, is by me agribbIe. So il grew opp Hiawalla Wenl ilch day lo keendergollen Loined from all de boids a Iengwidge From de boids will bisls a Iengwidge AII de crilchures lrom de loresl He should be on spicking loims will Gave a hool de howl Gool Monnink' Honked a honk de goose HeIIo Keed' Gave a scrilch de higgle Yoo Hoo Ouecked a queck de dock Howgussil? Gave a boss de bizz Hozz Beezness7 By de squoilles he mae inquirris How'll gonna be de weenler Gave de squoilles a henswer proully Hall de signs will hindicalions Poinling lo a beesy sizzon, Reech wilh prosperous a hera, Will a houlllok hoplimeeslic. In de lrizz we gol diposills Wol il leegures opp a lullle Feelly-saven lousand hacorns Ulso from seex lousand wallnols Slends a Kepilal will Soiploss. In de durr in sommer ivvings Sel de leedle Hiawalla Walched il geeve de slrim a reeple From de reeple saw de moon rize KEEP A PICTURE RECORD OF YOUR VACATION TRIPS - - - We are Agenls lor Genuine Carl Zeiss Rolllilm or Filmpack Cameras Priced as Low as 59.00. 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Denced oppon de moon a shedow So de qrendma qave a henswer, Wance oppon a lime a souse-pol' From de name from Beeq-Chiff Blind Peeq, Sad de Chiff Boys miH de missus, Hollo, swiHho++ come-hic- kees us. WiH de rulling peen she keesed him On de cucanof she keesed him On de binn oppon de buld spo+ Came hum Irick lock in de monnink cle flome slle deednll miesecl him' Fool from ieen-from fire wodder Y Y Y l5 4'-l'55 6 5Y5iem? Fool from 'fire wodder cokife Gave de Chiff a hexclamaiion WiH' ree frands 'From de Spick lzzy Gave a leff ha ha de wodder On i+ch one de heep, a heep flesk Gave a yell de geng Rezzbarrys. On i+ch heep a hemp+y heep 'Flesk By de Boyish Bob he grebbed her, Seenging ballofs +sen+imen'Ial Hopp info de hair he Irew her Seng Swi+'I Edeline de quo'Hes'r On de moon 'Full-'fuss she lended To de durr i+ came de messus In a hip de meesus lended WEH a fommy-huck a hod one Making shedows wheech you see dere Came wiH' a po+a+o mesher Making Chols+on ieeg wiH shimmiz. 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One of fhe favorifes is fhe picfure of Lincoln af Geffysburg which is sfricfly fhe baloney. If's fhaf same old picfure we've seen before on calendars and in arf lifhographs, and fhough we always Ief ouf awful moans whenever we see if and fell everybody fhaf will Iisfen a real sfory of fhe Geffysburg speech, if never does any good. The Iiferafure represenfs Mr. Lincoln sfand- ing on fhe plaiform af Geffysburg wifh his hands clasped in fronf of him in fhe affifude of a sweef girl graduafe abouf fo say, And so, Classmafes, Ief us march forfh and con- quer. 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