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

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1933 GRAN ITIAN Student .Court The Student Court functions as the judicial body of the Granite High School, and it is the duty of its officials to maintain law and order among the students of this institution. The members of this organization have worked diligently throughout the past year in an effort to retain student discipline. Offenders have been given speedy trials, and have been justly punished for their misdemeanors. E The Court consisted of Wilburn Carter, judgeg Grant Redden, prose- cuting attorneyg Jane Tashima, clerkg and Ruth Linnebach, bailiff. Mr. L. M. Hartvigsen acted as faculty supervisor. KM t X X X My J U XXQM lb L X5 J J A ,yt il 0 JV Mr. Hartvigsen Wilburn Carter Grant Redden Ruth Linnebach Jane Tashima 25

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K .T , I ,l 1933 GRAN I Tl AN W1 'S - ith N9 i Y . X, l i Harold Miller Dessie Davis Robert Wright Cx 'L' ' Rollin Coleman Jay Haslarn Ghester Coleman r .i t . l' Student Body Ilfiicers There is no doubt that this school year of 1932-1933 has been the most successful nine months in the history of Granite. Not only is this an outstanding year at Granite, but the most reputable one in the athletic achievements of any school in the state since competition be- tween schools first began. This record which has been established by Granite will undoubtedly stand supreme for many years to come. The success of the past nine months points directly to the excellent cooperation of thewstudent body, faculty, and school board. The stu- dents have supported the teams and student body officers with utmost loyalty. The former and present Granitians have worked diligently to establish the tradition which Granite now has attained. Granite has realized an ideal' for which all Farmers have been striving. Their efforts have not been in vain. If Granite can progress every year as it has this year, this Institution will continue to be the foremost high school in the state. HAROLD G .MlLLER, Student Body President. 24

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E 1933 GRAN I TIAN l. , Mr. Poulsen Dessie Davis Robert Wright Fern Wilcox Dave Cox Leland Henroid Mary Butterworth Wilford Erickson Senate The Senate acts as the legislative body of the school, and its pur- pose is to enact the laws necessary for school government. The publishing of the Student Handbook for 1933 was the main project of the Senate. In the years past these books have served a valuable purpose among the students as a reference and guide. Members of the Senate were: Dessie Davis, presidentg Robert Wright, secretaryg Fern Wilcox and David Cox, senior representativesg Leland Henroid and Ralph MacDonald, junior representativesg Mary Butter- worth and Wilford Erickson, sophomore representatives. Mr. Poulsen is the sponsor. 26