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

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4 CChorusD Go it, Granite! Go it, Granite! Hear the battle cry: Go it, Granite! Go it, Granite! Yours 'till we die. She will remember. you'll not forgei her Though you are lar away, She is calling. calling, to you ever, Honor the grand old

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SONG OF G When sight and sound of the campus Fade in the long. busy years, Yet will return in the memories Echoes of old songs and cheers, You of the field, track, cmd diamond. Fighters ior clecm victory. You who love the lair, square, sport. You'1l hear the song of the

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r 1. sa 4 . . , i I l. Waterl And Howl Watch it fly. 2. An assemblage on the flag pole-not un- common at all to upper classmen, but prohibited to sophomores. 3. lust a gentle game of-Well your guess is as good as mine! 4. Don't exercise your mind too much, Mr. Markham. There are many more eccentric fig- ures in this institution for Cartooning. 5. Old fashioned maids in the Doll Party parade. 6. lust a usual shift from one room of torture to another. 7. Not just Dave, any more, but President. 8. We dor1't know the significance of the Whis- key flasks, but Papa Di- onne says they must have their milk so- i 1 t I lr , lt . ll ll il . It ! I1 I! IS Q. it W, E. v '?':S' 6 X. .. l so Jr, in J., q Y r.',: f'X. QQ , 1 . ,, l l 1