Granite High School - Granitian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)
- Class of 1945
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Granite High School . . , Salt Lake City 'fiona Hernund and lra Phelps . . editors Lelztoy W, Hillarn . . adviser CCQ'-.'Y1QHl V345 Top David Fox, Dean Holt and Sidney Lee Sieur present an exyoerirnent to their pliysiczf alas.-' Hrcliard Crebs and Bryce Pdgar look on Lower Rolling cookies: LU tire evening bali' ing class we find Kirnball Hansen, Robert Kirn- ball, Carol Kendrick, Beverl 'A.' Haslarn, loyce Gra ',.' , lflarilyn Parkin, Dorothy' Haag, Kayleen Huffrnan and George Grover. 'ffcrking '.-:ith cakes in the background are Brent Parkin, lnstructor Bates, Charles Llojsd and Kenneth Huffman. ii farii1l1ar sgglit to every Granltlan. You '.-.'1i. not toraet ner Though 'you are far FALL is tingling anticipation, vivid color, shrill greetings, New classes, new heart throbs, new skirts and sweaters, We thunder onto the bleachers to cheer madly tor our home team, and then loll comfort- ably' on the lawn with our hoarse companions and a round ol cokes. Fall :neans the Sophomore Ball and the Getfllcguainted Dancefefgab sessions on the lawn that go as naturally with our lunch as the cookies and apples. The bell rings, and a thundering horde stampede the office tor books and papers and locker keys and student body cards, and Miss Claussen still smiles. A blanket of late spring snow silhouettes the shop and LM Buildings. Q: QI 393' pi' 'AIA' 74- 1 'v .I.11'1l6f 'fflli SGT CIGl'I'I'lS GUVG: glee tie iaray' Coeds. Highlights and shadows frame the S build- ng on a drowsy September afternoon, WINTER and cold weather bring on radiator romances and frozen noses nthe school play-Thanksgiving dinner. The white-frosted roofs drip glisten- ing icicles in the cold blue mornings, and bushes snuggle deep down in their soft blankets of white, We come back from the holidays still humming Christmas carols, and then dig reluctantly in for a fast, hard review before the tests. Winter brings sleigh rides, cider and doughnuts, and, rnayhap, a new man in your life. ,A-N 7 3 'Q GL , 51 JP 'L . 9-.JA 'qv- uuf W - .,, ' -. - rf .. 1 if 5,1 , A, - 1, - ,Q , is it bb 'Ms' ,,.,..1f- I. .Q , . .I SPRHIG rosesoolored dag' dreamsfjpinup the rope on side:-falksftne steady rnytnm of rain blending sleepily' the drone of a Zoology report, Spring is the Senior Hop and the Girls' Dance, club parties and rehearsals for graduation. 'ffistful students breathe the fragrant rnorning air and sign-then rnuster together their self-control and '.-:alk slowly into the buildings, counting the hours until sonool will close, and they can again roam leisurely' around in the lazy, joyous rnorning sun Seniors look for:-:ard to graduation eager antioipationfyet a touon of nostalgia. Graduationvtne beginning and the endi ll neun 1 1 un UU U ' HIS QU 0 7 I IIS I IOIINII S 1 'O Hlllf ' ' SH JIUIHU SU! 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X ,, ,..,.Al Forrester W1ll1GmS Presldent Shlrley Wall er Vlce Presrdent Ronald Lever Secretary STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Gramte has completed another school year wrth 1ts usual ethcrent record s1m1lar to every other year ln classroom trarnmg sports and curr1cular act1v1t1es The greatest change among us rs the ever mcreaslng number ot Granrtrans who leave us to enter the armed serv1ces Each day th1s year we ve played host to returnmg servrcemen who longed once more for the s1ght and sound ot the campus These Frghhng Farmers found the Granlte they left strll the ame rlch IU her sp1r1t and tradrtron 'e m ss t e g s FS the decor t one the 'abulous slde o lr e that the v ar has deprtvea s but f e -cro wrg of ro other but artrme rugn s lnool da s have f' scovered that true e l suc ess ear s Drought about not bf the wat r al t ng that war far deprrve us o .lt o tmngs sac s tude'1t relat ons ss ul bond drtves oasketloall vtctor es and Gram han ptrlt and ell n p We wave kno n these Chr v ments and f e have Known an er o aore ear he thank o r t e prrvrlege o' orlclng mth you thls ear Vfe pray tor Protection ana eedy YSIJTF or Gramt an ervr ernen To those o us Mo remaln at ome NG 115 a d lu ls PORHESFFR Sl-HRLEY RONALD 17 , I , I , . , , . . , . . 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I. . , . . ., f-vs v Joe I C . v- '- ' ' 1 .. , , I Q 1 I PP , 8 ' 'HJ Elected by you, they initiate and pass bills and discuss and act upon your vital school problerris The zrierribers ol the HOUSE OF BEPRESENTAUVES arei First row-loan lasperson, Bill Buckley, Hal Thorson, Edward Moore, Henry Nygaard, lerry Minear, Ted Christensen Second row-Phyllis Fortie, Belva Barlow, Margery Baird, Shirley Chamberlain, Cleo Hurst, Anna Mae Page, Alice Rae Clark, Third row-Norma Lee Madson lSecretary ol the Housel, Maurine Bent- ley, loe Milkovich, Beverly Haslarn, Marillyn Cullirriore, Darlene North, Shirley Slater, Shirley Fernilius, Maxine Parker, Ann Farley, Fred Cortese lSpeaker of the Housel, Mr. Beecher ladviserl Fourth row-Phillip Crouch, Oscar Hendrickson, Bill Beesley, Richard Forbes, Maurice Capson, Dean Holt, Bob Dust, lerry Carlile, Horner Page, Dale Cram. Trie SEIJATE edits and publishes the hand book- COURT OFFlCERS try case? that riay be refe, e acts as the upper house in legislative and welfare to the conf 'They are problems The rieribers are First row-Alla: Howe flcrrrta Powell, lack Zackrison Second rcwelva F1rstrcv.'ASh:rle',' Chartiherlain Cleo Hgrsf Sec- l.ou Frcrxe, David Williarns, Carol Borxney :rid rcw-lra Fhelpf, Kent W Len, Verxcrt Brady ici' , ,Q H M A INL1 MARCH APRIL s Gay, laughing, carefree, these Coeds dont let the X innocent pleasures W o childhood evaporate their first formal, lump the ropes are a sure sian C sprgng fever. Left A Spamsn mard stands guard at the Prom whtle M1 s Tanner Be-rna d Tanner Shrrley Wanberg Dlclc Colton Florence Pot and Lynn Coons che lc ove ther novel dan ca d C nter The Grand Promenade wa led by Francr B1 h senror cla pre tdent and Ca ol Pa ktn Rrght The qualnt Spantsh mls lon drew many an admtrlng crowd He e we frnd Forrester Pat and March 24 The annual Iuntor Prom was enloyed by many as they danced the musrc ot Adolph Broxs orchestra armd surroundmgs of a Spamsh settlement Corsages were gtven at the door as favors March 27 The track team began trarmng for the sprlng sport March Z8 The g1rls Phys Ed department were sponsors ol the assembly today Lett Restrng ther weary feet on the s1del1nes we trnd Ronald Knell Margaret Sanders Fred Cortese Babs Werler Dewey Whltehead Barbara Parsons Mllly Bandt LOIS Wright Ierry Ltttle and Norman Wrrght Rrght Faculty rrlernbers and partners exchange greet1ngs Lookxng close we frnd Mrs Htlton Mrs DGVIS Mrs Beecher Mrs Chrlstensen Mrss Pehrson Mrs Hol'nes Mrs Hxllarrt Mrs Allred Mr Holmes Mrs Hatch Mr Allred Mrs Magleby and Mr Magleby , . 1 T . ' . , es, ' c r 'r ce r e - f . s 's rc , ss s , r r ' Carol who were responsible lor the dance, and Richard Strong and hrs partner, lacqueline Lambroe . ' ' 1 F' W' . . . to P , . , - . ,V . . . , . , . Q , I , , A , . I A. , , r.. , . , awww P f is f Af, X 6 5x A 'fm ' if 5 W ' Qi 1-. Qwfg V Qi!1 ' . ,A T' M-H A ' ' is N, , V 9 . 1' TN ,if V42 if ,f R ,jay 7 ,y V Y 'X Q 3 f ' fp -1-Q . 1 .5 x W 'L' K 2 , ff x 5 v Ga M a if . 7 E I, . ax, .tl Left-Fay Castleton shows her father how to throw dart: while Robert Rank looks on and worders Center ---Girls' League rn-embers dish out the refreshrnent.: to the lgaris and Daughters Right-Refrerhrnents are en- Cyed by Mr: Czglver, Mrs Mastrirn and Keith Mastrim at the Mother' and Son. Party DAD'S NIGHT WITH SIS Our coeds really ,showed Pop a big tirne at the annual Girls' League Dads' liiaht, March 30, 1944 They opened fire with a variety show in the auditorium, and ended up in the gym where Pop was beguiled into trying his skill at dart throwing, penny pitching, bingo, ring toss, and l.aPinta, or, in case he believed in the gentle art of prophecy, he had his fortune told by a cackling gypsy fortune teller Two hours of games, dancing, and pie a la mode with daughter as pardner rnade Dad younger, and Daughter more appreciative. Throngs of Granitian fellows and their Morris made a rnernorable evening of frolicking, feasting, and ex- citerriennt at the annual Mothers' and Sons' Night, March 3l, 1944, in the auditoriurn They clapped approval of the student-sponsored program of singing, dancing, and instrumental solos, and then flocked gaily into the gyrn, where a varied array of games beckoned thern on Excited squeals carne frorn the Bingo table and the fishing pond, and now and then one heard a peal of laughter frotn the depths of the fortuneetelling booth, or an exclamation of pleased surprise as a lucky partic- ipant hit a good shot at the penny-pitching board, flo doubt a lot of heretofore unenlightened fellows found tha' Morn really har sornethina on the ljiilm IVICIVI'S EVENING WITH BUD Left-More Bingo, only this tinie the Mothers and Sons' Party Center-Penny-pitching was a rnagor dt- traction of the lffofherf and Sons' aatherina Bet the rnother: showed therri how if wat done Right--llr and Mrs lrtilldrr. were cdudht devogring their pie ala inode at the Mother! and Sort: party Boys wouldnt you like to play this? Mem- Horne Ec Club gals gather around the table r o o Ec Club try to take lite savers which was very cleverly decorated with a tocthpicks with toothpicks, May pole April 3-4--Senior rings -were distributed to the expectant graduates today. April Swlclorne EC club held its spring party in the clubroom. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria. April 12-The Granite High Orchestra gave a concert to the student body. April 13-Granite's tennis team battle with lor- dan. April 14+-Girls' Day! Print dresses were the costumes ot the day while torrrials took over at night tor the Spring Fever Ball. Arl assem- bly was given by the chorus from the U. ot U, left-Verl Staten, erstwhile Prince Charming, sur- rounded by other charmings, namely Elaine Record, jean Debenham, lane Bartlett and Clara lones Right-Enjoying a friendly chat at the Spring Fever Ball is the dance committee, including Elaine Record and partner, Ralph Tye, Carolyn Fagg, lane Bartlett and Keith Mastrirn. Verl Staten receives a congratulatory kiss from Iean Debenham. Verl was crowned Prince Charming at the Spring Fever Ball. lane Bartlett and Elaine Record envy lean. 1b1J C1 C16 G1 pei SOPIA P1 V 1 p 1 Apr11 17 19 Pre11m1r151r, Te 15 'were gwen 11'1 CO'T1H19FC1G1 Clcssee to p1c1c top 10 IH each iukwect to enter the cmnuol come 1 A 111 19 N e oumexed fo 11e.SJd6'1-qmbl Ne Yo K 1111158 So womore the scene O' 1f1e1r CI serribly Ar:r11 QU A Lecwue 0' Ncmons meet ng was held 1r1 We C1UbI'OO '1 1c11 con 5 bled O' re feuevtcmvew 110111 GTCIUIIS D1S1r1CI11,y'1 or H191 Ag C1115 GI'119I'1U1 19d me Home F Club p O QWTCITIVV-' 1' U 1 1 e ee nfl KJ'1 '1 cr aro P o a r1 oh'1 B Pa Pa B 1 5211 Gdv pa Jr1Evr1 P1 ar 1 1'1 a,, th S mo 0 Apftl 21 The student body danced IH the school gym wh1ch was d1sgu1 ed as a sprmg garden to Adolph Brox s orchestra at the Semor Hop Apr11 24 The Bak1r1g class was 1r1troducQd to the Tumors 1I'1 a spec1at assem bty by Mr Bates the mstruct iE? 1,542.4 925. Apr1l 26 Car1d1dates for student dy ofhdes ere mtroduced on the cam pa1gr1 assembly The school orchestra pfeiihfed the1r SQYITIQ Fj9st1va1 IU the a11d1tor111rr1 Sa 1 J Lerrvor aa o the ft o how for t'1e Q 'nor Hop n G a e McRae Sh1r1ee Breez an Bertha Iageh take ture out to IQY1 yearbook B1ght Loon IIKQ Kenry aylor Leoh Ia k on B111 a to a d B111 Be sl y a e trymg o fmd th 11' gl 11 1e1 r1eN ea bookb 744' t -sm F J ft L K .Xl It 2 'f.,,, 5. . 'X NX 2 Mac, Q 4' fm, r Rotten' 1173! then left to rifzhff-A bit of 'lefi art' frzixea with yearbock signatures' during the party Feather fly durina one ct the many pillow lifihts a the Se-rticr Slqznber Party Yearbook fignincz wax the voaue Kathryn Wheele and Annette Bailey write things in each otherkz book Part of the Pane Parade at Slumber Party pose for a picture before they hit the hay ' Granites tennis team consisted of Ben Rirrimasch, Fuaene Wiaht, Dick Coombs, Tamio Shirato, Cliltord n V'.lIYfYT11l'1Q'.' and David Bialer David war alzsent when picture wa: taken They wen the divxrion but were eliminate at the State Meet X April 28 The results ot the Commercial con- test were announced. First place winners are First year typeeelflaurine Neilsong Sec- ond year typee -I-lal Campbellg Amateur type -fDeloris Olsong First year shorthandflloris Faulkner Second year shorthandel-lal Campbell. Senior girls enjoyed themselves at their Slum- .Cer pdrty. The long awaited day offyearbook distribu- t1ori arrived and students packed the cafe- teria in anticipation, g Primary elections were held for student body CYQCG? k xi 3F -Track relay' ccirnivctl held at U of U. f f Tcfxz' ' 'if' f 'Led If 11,5 F fl:- Hip 1' in o e af a' en1or a l a ,' B J lf Ev Floren e Foee Charl n Wa a K n Worthe a 1 Ralth Kelli Center Elaln R ord dxd a knockout char1 atare ong and danc l Cl ol'lolt r ead own Nlthlxfl '1 a e a IOJJ a a of 1 l Ing that N hard to b May 4 Flnal electlon was held May 5 The U S A C put on a spamdlmliilcd assembly Tne Honor Banqclet WaSf '8hBl'1Q hofitir rnedale were dlstrlbuted and the results of the elect1o'P1faI'I'rTo'tinced May 6 The reglonal track npeet was held at the U of U May 9 The Iunlor g1rls had q good tune at thexr party May ll Sernmary studegjgfhiy marched GCIOSS the plat orrn ln thelr grad uatlon exerc1ses May l3 The Stale Tracltfggd-'Wm held N 930 U of U May shut on another school YQGV- -I ,Q'-f:ggl.:g,gf,.f..g-,, ,, 5 ct- all. 'J mernber: esoyed Iherncelvf t hq arty, .ay , 'n Q, clu r : . P' ur a ,n -orclurion of .he Scavenger hunt. Flight-Beverly Sorenson, Sylvxa Spencer, Ruth Kelly Lynn Coonr, Sldncy LUSIBUT, Hayrnond Dowciing Gwendolyn Andrus and loan Wayman do clichf alter the Math Club party. Ei E ,mx .ryxf Q- -, va ,P x 4 1 4 ,, .qv . L .v ' n ' , 5 .' , ' ' 41 ,lu - 1944 TRACK SQUAD Fast rowfllxclc Baker, Carl Mlya, lonn Birch, Willard Kmbbe, Francis Buch, Boyd Olson, Boyce laoooe, Rodney Rarsssrnufsen, Rmnarrl Jacobson Second row-lra Phelps, lay Tornlxn, Coach Ceo Baker, Walter Stclfermsen, Don Davis, Ted Greavcr, Lf-an Denmng, Torn Stanton, Walter Kane, Lariat Coons. Fraricxx Exton flee he :noe after 'riinnzrig tnelOU-'raid dash Eoyte lacobs azcut C heave th:g Q, fl f 'g,a rv our -fi Left to right-lohn Birch, Ted Greaves, and Willard Knibbe were first place winners in the shotput, javelin and discus, respectively. Ted Greaves, Francis Birch, Walter Steffensen, Rodney Rassrnussen, Dean Denning, Boyce lacobs, Glen Davis and Lamar Coons practice starting STATE CHAMPIONS At the State Relay Carnival held at the University of Utah, April 29, a flashy Granite track team placed first in three relay races. lames Andrew, Rodney Rasmussen, Boyce Iacobs, and Francis Birch each ran ll0 yards to tie Ogden for first place in the quarter-mile relay. This same team won the sprint relay in l1l5.4. ln the first heat of the mile relay, Granite placed sec- ond, but did not place in the finals. Other outstanding runners of the afternoon were: Frank Carlisle, Ted Greaves, Dick Baker and Walter Steffensen. ln the Triangular track meet held May 2, Granite placed first in seven events. Walter Stef- fensen took first in the mile, Willard Knibbe first in'the discus, Francis Birch won the l00-yard, Dick Baker first in the 880, Iohn Birch first in the shotput, Ted Greaves first in the javelin, and Rodney Rasmussen first in the 220. The mile by Walter Steffemen in 4:45.3, the 880 by Baker in 2:11, and the l00-yard dash by Francis Birch in 10:2 were the outstanding running records of the day. Left to right-Birch breaks the tape to win first place in ine 880 relay. Tom Olson takes an early lead in the low hurdles Tom Stanton clears the bar in the pole vault T 'ti br Left to right--Francis Birch, Keith Bryner, Rodney Rassmussen, and Boyce Iacobs receive certificates for winning the 880 relay-State Meet. Walter Steflenson wins the mile-State Meet. Time: 4:41 7. IN ACTION 1944 On May 5, at the regionallneet, Qranite, turned on the power, completely overwhelm- ing all opponents by tallying a total of 93112 points, Davis with 591f2 points and Iordan with 35112 points captured second Clrld third places. -I ,, --' Granite made their best shdwingfirz the V100-yard and 220-yard dashes. Francis Birch, speedy Granite trackster, placed first in both ofrthese with Boyce Iacobs a close second. Boyce Iacobs was the high scorer fort Grpheite with 141A points, taking second in the 100 and 220, first in javelin and on the winningf880'r'elC1y team. f ' Q Q At the State Track Meet May 13, Coach Bakefs track aces won their second successive state title. Francis Birch took first in the l00'and 220-yard dashes, and Walt Steffensen paced the mile to win in 414l.7. Rodney Rdssrnussen, Keith Bryner, Boyce Iacobs and Francis Birch combined to win and Leon laqkgpn jumped 6 feet 1 inch to cop third place, and Tom Olson took a third in high hurdles. Left to right-Birch breaks tape in the hundred for first in the State Meet Tom Olson going stronc on the hurdles. State Meet. 7' l ' SEPTEMBER UETUBEH NUVEMBEH EALL W 1 2231 if AUTUMN Season of flaming beauty and riotous color. Season of ripened grains and harvest fields, Of gay warm days and cool nights, Of billowed clouds Foretelling the soft approach of errnine-clad winter 4. VW ., V y -:rr ig Q P d d C SCPHCMCRE CLASS OFFICERS if QQFQ1: 1 muck ref: em fifkie Dxneie v.V1C9PYQf3Q ent OYlYl'1CZYlll6,S6'IYST'lT'A.' ,V Y gr. zz. 1 :H if 5, 1 fy 1 If gm : ft Z,l f :Hg 3. ff.: if if I T .f LS 'fri' f'.I, ffl '?Y. ff1.f.II fl' 1' 'ffhf ff' I I. 1kk'Y'1Ik.fQ,'-' iff? I .f. Xl SI 3 First row-Ruby Echrnan, Myrna Golding, l.aVonne Palrhquist, Barbara Perry, Elaine Anderson Second row-Merle North, Pauline Orner, Moislee Tracy, Margaret Gee, Hallie Harker Third row --Louise Maqers, Audrey lames, Richard Moon, Douglas Gueiver, Zola Newman Fourth row-Donald Cook, Donna Moss, Mary Moss, Nancy Cornwall, Betty Nunley Fifth row-Otto Hamann, Cari W Bard, Don Pihl, Bill Potter, Barr Neff Sixth rowfl Darrell Morteneerx, Zennie Birch, Hifhard Forbes Seventh rev:-Kerth Christenfen Poll Oalcey, Sherzle flebenharn, Arthur Leia PHC RES Xfr ' . l Q :ave a demons r :il .e eo:.::.er e Q 15 l f' ,Aft M , ,, 5 . 1 ,C1 rtinztmx ,. X: A lf f -K.' 1'fI.E , np? ,Q llbgilvlq .f,l,. are ,-N.. ....: , R ..,. M lp.. . .. ...l,..: A .,--- Une .rilfvery l OPHO RES First rawYBonnie Rasmussen, Colleen Keller, Lwella Burton, l.aVe Taylor, Elizabeth Palos Secona row-Nina Lou Nell, Pauline lensert, Marjorie Burton, Mardean Stephens, Marilyn Carlson Third row- Noleen Farnsworth, Clarcic Leavett, Margaret Irvine, Pete Conover, Kenneth Farley Fourth row-Loir Haag, Ruth Derbiclge, lrene Bclxnder, Marian Chapman, LaWanna Redmond Fifth row-Wm Dinkelrnan Don Willard, Dora May Black Ce-van LeSieur, Bob Miedichauscer Sixth row-Pauline Davra, Leon Pitt, George Graham, George Brinlcerholl, Bob Carter l ,- 1,4 'lriii gr Qtjflczi zzicoe pl x75 K l 2112 cr fllg . ew .cCd, Mel IJ being' LQ-,L eggley, lex: B' Ehigrp Bums, Flclrc Eg? - I Q R Q X Cn, Sic cneie fJSQ.'L,1liCf,'2E ,,, ,.-.-rf' FUJI KCW-llfl MCP! l'l1f1T16DKGIT1F, H5561 lOl'1USCD,Sh1rley Srmin, Wayne Pork, Gene lvne Second rc, -l.lnr1l','n Stellenffen, Loma llzlsfcn, Shlrley Slater,Earl Wr:gl1t,Mcrrme Kirkriart Tlmd row-Pct Mc Charlotte- Brjxner, Shlrle-ji Rodqeri, Lcreen Stoclchcn, Iulxc Fairborn Fourth YO'-f.'7VfZUYI lE'll Tromer Er I l-'fc:f: ,ZeHCl,f1Stcvfzll,l?everl','lf11rIcr. Kellh VV1CiCw.fex Fxfllx TC'A'7KQFl Wl1z'ff1L:c-7 Rc? Whlte Or' Peierf'-ei lfzfk Efhlerf, MGC S16-tif-:ren R 915: en rfnv . f,fQ1f1bgrg gf 111 chain-'ffdatal ILLIRQG CLI 'f ?-fr-2 ztianjx good pi - --- ' I loel Btqrdeftfem i ' ' i. Fits.: Cn 3 l K ll clothes cklbinefgz-J ile ngjzioss labor , jf the buzz ' -. ...--..,.1-J SOPHO ORES First row-lack Bryan, lay Fawson, lean lensen, Lawana Greene, Sally Sakai. Second row- Charles Hillier, Beth Humphries, Ianice Reid, Mary Clement, Ruth Reinhold Row three-Kange Shr- rata, Blaine Knight, Val Biesinger, Robert Breitling, Lyle Smith. Fourth row--Kay Ashby, Ronald Erick- sson, George Shroder, Victor Peterson, Clinton lackson. Fifth row-Ronald Broadhead, Keith Moss, Max Schmidt. Sixth row-Clarance Anderson, Paul Hurst, Kenneth Sevy, loe Marcovecchio, lames, Maaers, VW 122 1' 1 Here ind 1 ,vie 1 an Q Y w LJ Q momer YG!1lGCII'S1I1d.a 1 X11 LL PHCMORES Fuel rov Karer Han en Iec11'11r1e ber 1.01 Kc tchner LOYYCIU HG 1' w Mo tc Lcfwbev Sec P ov, To 1.0121 1v'c1rme11 Hcmser P'11111 Her 5 on MG1OT1 V Kowleen 1'1L1'1'1Gl'1 T111 C1 cw 1.aF:1ge 1.or Wcxvne GVQ1 1.012 Heap 1c Hawlcx S1'111'1e1 Hcxr' r 17 11 111 row VITQIPICI HG11' S or Sion 1OhI STC New Lou Fo 1.015 A11:1c:1e F h N Dole Gvv1111c1 Ken Melby Frcxnx Ke11e o e1'1F ye Leo o e 1fC11I Sw h 1.e1c1P G G1 Do JG Q H mc Va H111 Dcxwd oe V- , ,ff-ga ..- ,A itwiv, I l , ,N . ' l Tzieiel stpzic. w:'?5- at iial 'ff lfi-l'f f'lf'I'.6 1? ' 5 ,311 Q ' -'afiurf W l ,A Y -- - - 1 ,Q f .Cul .C .' I. . . . . Q - n if F C ,lil - Qigpik Ycgriglce. , safe' Ha: Bark raw T ' l-4Cfl6KEff'iI2 ercn, timid? Screrifci ' and DL, Fust l'CVN'+ElOlf1EE Toaa, VIYGITNCI Murphy, Helen Teoma.: Allce Muhlhach, Maxme Tucker Second YOW-IVCIH MGLJCYIIGY, lweph Sl'TT1Th,RGY STGQQTTGYI Maxme Urry Thxa :cw-Dxxon Greer, Daren Fuhrimari, Charles Atkmscn, Ruben Valenzuela Fourth row-Alvan Brock Douglas Krans, Robert Shell. p ,. , -5 Y 4 , ' 5 .118 21 . f ' fm if Q- - 'Aw X I 4 Q I 4 5, v x . . :H f 1 - , - I- l' ' I ': J f' be ,- '- Q -, 5'-L 6 'Q 8.3. K' Q? xv' ' Qui ' - ' 2. in 'E , .' Y I Q v , xv '- 5 Q' K 7 Jig - K4 13 Q ,T 4 ft -5 iiiu -iii' ,gh pi -V .f 4 Y f V y iefi' Q 'Lf 'QHA q fi:-I gg: wg lv aff 41 '34 .v , 3, M: xg , My , X 7 Q.. if N 47- Ill' lv r 1 l ,X . A , .Q-ff 'ffl l ,,.' Df, ml 5' V ,X .l- W'-Lf ,. 3 glilfotiztin' 5 TC ' 1 l I 1 , 2 - -Qi l O l l Fins! row--Gail Gifrile 016552 Brywznt Margie Page foyffa- SCCTT M'1r',' Ann Anfiion Seconi to Ben Fullriier, Shirley Boker loiokie lxinsiff Donald Vv'1r-3-ngki 'Jfiyne Griffin Third row-Betty' Flo Ce, Elizabeth Moves, Dixie lfznsie, Beverly Florence, Vivion Cigars Fourth row-loyce Wliitowort. ack Gunn, Bonnie Rice, P?iylli.e Nielson, Elaine Firirion Fifth rovv-Frances Settle, Glennice Cnrisier' n, Elaine Thompson, Shirley Anne Coitrell, Cleo Bongerter Sixth row-George S Gooble left ide? Deon Webb, Loi R96 l.o'.-Je, Francis Howard C7 an 3 5? Tiivi ' M : . XS? v N Q E lil 3, I v -v Q 4 t - . 4 ix wx ,J 1 gs., Viz! Q, ' ' r - 3 ,af 4 E jklw as -Q L4 X. ,S , s. U ., B ,if-' ' f K, Q l ' 1 ' ,W B? ,Q A. ,k , s J ' ' 1 . I I .. Q -Q A I4 u -X Q2 wk z 53. Q nr 4 it 2 .-,N I' . fl' t ' if ' ' ff - A I :.,, i . L . V -H ' ig .. L -,gn xfv rj '. Q 3 M xngj , ' -L' 'M 'ij V. if mf Q . 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Cfzfu' Sfczgf Heir: Citi,-1732 Cfiferffff S211-r Kf1nr1Q'?13:'f':h::r SLK L -,L an-M pwwr. ym Vw' Tam, ' i V Q 'S.-- fir, Bates str -Pea .-4 .-fi 's bunch to r ' tr-A: and .alce o T Q f J em Among them ar Q5-Om at 7 CI' lilharsi Vera Palmer, l-ly lm , elle Chrise lensen, ldill ert Haight, UPanf :no Pa lc, lim Hansen and Ken Pgfman SOPHO ORES First row-Pauline Plant, Gerry Laird, loyce Harman, Valine Christensen, Glenna Piva Second row-Mildred Thunnell, lean Leiclc, Io Milkovich, Daisy Draxler, Phyllis Lublin, Louise Elder, lack Nuttal, Third row-Shirley Clark, lulie Alder, lean Cl'OWTl 19Y, lellfl MCCOITIGS, Mflfilyfl CurIiS Fourlh row-Bert Humphries, Robert Stagg, Lee Wight, Rgbert Milano, Gordon Edgar, Raymond Wilson Filth row-Berdean Waters, Ray King, Eugene Duncan, Bob EUfdl9Y. lGClC OSbUT1'1, DGGTI WeTZel, Dale Street. 1 Mu Jorw Balm Vu ol Hoy O k P111 Rltzmcm e fl gal I k or G YIVP pq' n C b Po fl fc pam mpc! g NQGJIYIU 'mx O mono Thr:-,I :mb LIICI Mop D1 nc on r' np lc mdcf B 2? e famdc 1 C1-cet S EV mae 121 Q Kem I-1 lt JGISH 1 g 53 1 . r ', ', J, r 'C C, I Th s, ss oo . cv . r. c the hrirat- Gwd Her 11x C' .C ed in ru ' ' 4 . s r ' Q - ' , 'ds ,Ief1. the art department McComc1s, Barbara Tuckle, Iune Pehrson, Gladys Ph-1 S, LI L' . 5 ', Iris Grflefi V , . , K1 . A I if? . r o Je r , g 1 I p 1,5 ffo . , v . EHS Gig? L... ' Y yn -9- .SI Pxew, QI' llfttr, K :ff ' f3'f:r.1'-- 4:53 ii E, twf lp:--E' rg zfzry: 7 Tilt 1 , Sf: ifzzber S Sge Sopiozrroreo f 1 .rid i:.e.r Cgid rio' txe Ge' ,LriZf',,li.I'.l6 Ci - fer Zi-Ulpfir 7 S::.ooQ 5121 S :,:3,:g,-gp :gi ' Crowded i:,e ffl' f - , . ,, -'1,P ',- iIl:'Qf1f','I. oi trleir Texll.-1 -X ,. V . v. ' xl, pr. , V rerterrip-er ll FQKKYQTCYITFITQVGS' '.-.'ere mlfg:xtf room old:-ae: YZF he House of Representatives I . J rv ' 1 l 'X X X X 1 September l3 -Seniors Seprcbed. lor t lille Sietlers while tlte Zoology' classes went on a field trip. 'l 3 l I r v , September l5 lflr. Gourley tctlfedfbxl aeserpbly alter which the 'Get Ao auamted Dancer was heldlm the old gym. ' September l8 El6Cl1OI'1 lor Class officers held 1 September lQ Class otlil ounced arndlrgtrogllmsd to Classes. September 22--First football game was played at Provo. The score was 6-O for Granite. Left-Havma a :ood time at the Get Acquamtefi Kant. are- l.far1l','r1 Payne, lo Kmohtl Cectl lcyce Chr1:'ter.rr-x, lLar','l lfarrzr, and Bevan Chambfrlam Hxqzlit-Graiztf-Q ow: prcfeffzopal jxtterlzxzfzf, Phyllzi' Forte arid Lalvfar Hosequtst L '-Line- p of 4 h r a 'ootball p raw K o here v.'h1le BN' D r l 65l O I on September September September September October 4f October 6- Gromte October ll Gramte score was 10 U October l2 Iordon of 9-O. October 13 Granlte October 17 Semor rrngs were ordered Boy what cr scramble' Left-Seminary Barn Dance where old txmes cane back held at Smiths barn rn Holladay Cen er Relaxing on the hay txt was hay! at the Barn Dan e are Mary Moss Russell Anderson Forrester Wxllxams and Bertha Nagelr Rtght The referee sems to be havxng a hard txme keepmg up at the lor dan Granite game. l.ettf-Hoya. Cari: aegvers speeczi to etudents on asserzibfj. Right'-M SYOYYITI-' '.'-'eather sung by Mary' Kasteller QE a great success on Senior Assemblri Lower lflr. Burnxtgnam counts money for votes of Ag Queen Onlookf ers are LeRoy Quick, Gerry Brtgltton, Wxnrtred l-lull, and Phillip Spjutt Upper Ag Club members and pardners at Barn Dance Lower Cecrl Eyre Ag Club prest dent deltvers hrs congratulatory lass to Ellen Stokes LaRue Carlson and Bev erly Haslam were Ellen s attendants Hyper qfhe Sgnging Bfhojoric go li'-'.CfSVll.9 'JS fK9'v' C1ZC9'1Y9d OIT THQ Y-rf-ffvf-v-,A Dad? -wed D1-v-ff-,lf-fpfg v-ight n,1.1J..A... ,A .. J., o-,.:1...,.., ... .. x,,. , ,. . .. .fgddreva game of Cieexers toox tie atterttior. at ,Lie Brlngixret and her IZTCQT. Lowerefrfise Lorentzerl and her part- rer t ro Hoe ae dD,1h fer oart Upper The aculty emoyed varroue games at therr Thanksg1v1r1g party Lower Branches of the Armed Forces were represented on the Armrs trce Day Aseembl 1 November 1 o 1 we On Harve t Moon U 1 e trtle oline oemoraaasembl Noveroe AJ 2343-jfGrar1t ont 1 ro e ri o ra o ro 1 Tre Ag N ce .va vera rm 'Q e ected Q I Q i 'rr erve A V595 ' err erfs--'T--W':r1 1C1b vooaora eoec rTWetAe'o held ..,orCh l..QS'l 1 D df' an a' g - .,, Q V 41' -- I 1 ' ' I T Y . nl L. , , r 3 he ' A Y ' .' N gg f . . .V 4 . . ez. 2 Sq tri dir a . 1 :ie South Qd1 ri, IFEX X . Ffovertioer 3 Vffyr: o - 1 T d f IT school. . ' ., ' . --- ' '. ' 'L ine gyfri in tb e 1 3 is es , , ,s 1 vi- U9 i Ilovertiool' 7 pq - a f-n . 5 3 3 at a j:a11t'j '.'.'E16r - 3.4 .- :o S nd ate r 5 2 V . x- . , J V r.ov,...o, . fi, u if . e of the A ar fo ar YI fee...hl',' lr today, ,Y F ICU JI' S 'i ve cnsn oo ric i tr F1 oath prnc DAUGHTER S AND DAD S Pop nd Sis l ughed and romped and pl yedftogether all through a delightful eve ning ot games contests retr shmerits an are anci g at the annual Dads Night celebration ol the tall of 44 Party goers iirst gathered in th A- 'V ' - I' sharpened their wits tor a literary quiz program with Mr. Ada sonlaaff l , -4 then Dads and Daughters moved to the gym and swung their par ers in J s . s gfold-fashioned 'llohn Paul Iones' and NVirginia Reels just lik the bd f - -'13 ' N-. . d days when Pa was courtin' a. i I f V, Smart Coeds rgil that u- 1- p CY an empty stomach and they promptly led their gu sts! into ,irn - - 'g in to tickle their pallets with pie ala modeujhfow wastpttth dai r the kin ? K fig ,. 1 td,-, D Left-C 011 Eyne, Leona.d edirg and Iunius Bennion corciucted the Bingo game Dads' Night, -ponsored by the Ag Club, '.' Right-N.. lweeiings, Co'a Yxeerings, Christina Sparreboorn and her Dad eating thei. p' a la :node .Ll C rj Hint-. 2 .1 1111 GHT FALL November lt The ,slow r1zz1e ,. TCIIIT - ,ltd not ke, the tooth t7 f .P . r HMG ohd fast home E ' ' f wto Gr 1 :vos te I ot the gom November 15 A tors took .1 or1 o trip to Ne' ... - - . osse C ct e 5 md deleg Q3 Iiiigl. f cfhmg gehtgflae-dQSy4G ror1Tfe ie of our student zdmihistrotioh and taking home '.'.'1fE1 them !T1C1I'1':' help fpl ideas to improve the1r school pe cmd 1 '1 1 g to '1 91 or or Lower Thu 11 e ot orrla d :1 C1 '1c1,,Df top cor 'te JHIO 5 e 1 o lel' The terrtbe of the Nustc Clu o rt C1 Prone beltexe o che t G ot therr port, ve e Lower lelt 'Ale e another Game the b on orange from under your rtetqhborw fhrrt mth your chm Thre novel carve woe plctyex ot the Nluetc Club 5 port, Q ec C rx Bcrtd Dr ve t rteo ..--f-f' overmcelr 22 Tl'e C met pb Whoo eeeh ed Cm oe err l dimfe T e Bo Leooue o rteored two v 'Y Cl hce lP the rm C overrrh T 3 5a re o thelr hrst C urru ey C rn C home luoqe Geor Q ocer Utter rrch ereq Grohrte wort cr , ogy l:o'l qorrre th BxYH'Fl1Tg ovember 29 The Sophorrtores v ere the per lormers on the onnuol Soph ossemblx The Cleoh Up CCIIUDGIQTI woe mtroduced to the School cr' r e rteca G e he c C L mth e feehlr ee rr- Cox zur Rrcmt N r rw .Q .2 Cnety nc on ffevomber 22 fplzye ro put on the Critic Cafes cf :toon The 'ffor . .1 e S 3 . ' .' W l E' lo Toning CQ. ol l 2 J , -, ., 3 'T-Ii..tTl.,J1 Lug f O .. N r 27 arf - l ' .i 1 ' ' ' . r . . lf 0 .J , -V 3 mln , I . ,..t ' 4 l .. .lr. . ...r'f..vaa- -H-o 9 E - Q-ov. o .'- l J . , 'i ' , T p .- rr ,. rf: . . b Flo drrzb r l7 N t. 1. K ' . -1 r 'LS k oyzs , would erxtoy ploymo The oblect rs to remove Let:-W .1 .Q for the stgnal to gc 3' o r the rriezrilzfxe cf ill- Here E: and Af Cl..' 5 Ceiter The ' .hers ol the Gloss fetus npr, I 'l Cord, Frei Cori .-f,, Y',.lI',' l r' lack Zcckrtscx Gio Roy' L12 .'St Y. -.ffou ice Cupsori one Milo?-ed Thanet eoroiirdei ul viifh 'T E .er A, IH C: tl.- Sop Aeserisly 62 OOTBALL 1945 september LL Jrargte 3 rrcvc - 29 Granite 29 fffurray Q October 5, , Granite l9 Davis C l3 Granite U lordan l9 2C Granite 39 West U 27 Granite o South l3 flcveriber fl Grangte C East J A promising Farmer eleven opened the football season at Provo on the night of September 22, when they met Provo High School in a pre-season en- counter. Although the Bulldog team later became finalists in the state foot- ball tournament, they were unable to stop the 'Fighting Farmers, l lack Zack- rison made the only score of the game when he intercepted a pass and ran 65 yards for a touchdown. The following Friday, September 29 saw our Farmer team win from Murray High at Murray by an impressive 29-U score. Gur league schedule opened October 6. The formidable Davis Darts visited our field, and were completely cver, THU Tcp-Tne Tunic T -.i 1 The B ieari Svccn'ieThe S::: if cr G Team 'fra-LeG:a1 mera: ana Russel pu' caachca he R th Team Ylemb 7 Ecttor:-Henry G-1I:, and Pcbert I-lzciii he varsity rianagfr, Y ezisrfifff- fav 63 Upper, left to rtghtsFrea Cortese rxqht hollboclc, Roy Lindqutst, center, B111 Cord, left Ckle Vern Sandberg fullback Lower lett-lorarm makes tts .setond touchdown on tiretr tdlrcri The lmal .fzcore was lg-U for lorflfm Lower, Ylgllf--Fl9'i Cartene 'mi Paul Chzpe art Close in for The faflcle ai the East aartie Fxrzfzl ,score wa.: UYU l5laj.'1:ia good :lard football, Granite p1Qea up l9 point: '.-Jlttle the Darts fatled to sfore '-:as probakzljx fait a Comtlaeite, bat oi 'too' 'A.' the l3tEL our undefeated teori lee! to lorclai Hgh, future state Cltazriporis lr' tue .tve rrtmutef of relay the Faritierf rxgffecl 2 .ed 'Core 1. .AC is ra f o.e fi trrei riever tr llffolflfl t:.e re.-at of tzte 'large The '.'.'f1'F lordai l? Graxte C . . . i . Wgma .rom trie lordan aeeat 631' f-rw-1 ,... 4. IIHST ' e t maple.-af-5 eevexa at Granite oi Oitoser 21, r ed Cortese and la'-A Zacnrgfori .ea ar. ' ,,-L .-.'ifQi',wh':r1'L 'f -211' ' the taxi v - , ,f..,, 'Q' wwf- iff,-f G-1,11-if rv NYUVY,-,-, . ..,Q- A., dbh, l,.. ,- la P..,l,, -. M., ,,,,, R,,-... -AA e,.,,.,.. ds. ses-lf,-, 4, - tg V V - - An 'A'.Q, - '- o..e. JM Lofrii. ':.':f: ba.. 'TFL le.. nanbacx, Iain Zaonrison, a,.,. ..,,... l. 1 r r i l f C U fx ,f I'11H Tf'Di'lTY'1fff1'E' l L Jf1'1 The thrill of the season carrie the next week when our boys met South Highs Cubs. South had tied Iordan and lordan had beaten Gran- ite, so South was given a slight edge. To both teams this contest meant a possible chance ai the state Crown. The Cubs scored in the first quarter with a pass over left end, but in the second quarter a long pass frorn Zackrison to Bob Flygare set up a Farrner score. Zackrison plunged over, but the conversion failed Tn the last period, with only 3C seconds left in the game, and the score 58, South successfully pulled the sarne play 'ffhlfjh scored the1r first touchdown. The Conversion ended the game, l3 to 5 for South, fifth J., 'C'f .'i' J- 'or fo'-'L Ray Silcax, left guaralg Reed White right guard ina .. Ns,- t' 56 1' Q e X' I 1 . ' ..o I lil D U 4 U , 1 U tw 3 H 4? fl ' 0 Q A Xi ' n 1 '00 X E' WINTER 44 45 REEEMRER JANUARY EERRURRY 7 7 - -, X. 1 x ,y , V. . flnfgif , . 5 JU ' 5.1 . lr X 8' p , u Li li ,,-. Y I , Y L... 1, fv fb' 34. .As v 4 2 1 hi ki s ff. an ea . I ' .a , Q ' f, ' S ii 7' A X i X' B if? 5, gg I V, ' I 'Y ,R M Q f 3 4, ,y , ??f .., , uh ,rx Q 3, ,, ' V' gf, . ,yds .9 'E K of af. I A I W 11 X N I X f I 'W , W2 0. X X ' ,W A .,.. . 1 Ui xl SCHOCL PLAY f--.V A- - + vb -. .Q- ww ., ---1 by- V., -..TL KYVVA Ce 33 ine Qlmp sever. after: me inigi. .3 f1COl ggdg' C '.-.' QU 11 determined :nctger M ner seve .1 ' ' Wide j'1'l'Q1lIfEf' iid tg yrs.-Xpe'gt.'.'e -rxtcrf ' Q1 one Tie: . 'eff I f 1r'CTt.Iii if dit :line 1' ie ejfjffr if 'Y' G 'V,' x'P:'.i:' Tfdnn 'A.' fern '.'.' ll Q3 ',1ffLIfQG fugtpzble ti' daughters prcved futxle gritgl elle unknc '.-,' lffglif ended E: 'K.' the znxscnievc Muirb dnd ine gdlldnt Lieutenant Horkdy Kent Vfortnem Kenneth Bowthcr guxlhbie Gxdd 1-:ds d riot and nearly stole The snow All had fun and dxd Y,-,li WW, ,Al ' f f .- U, V Af fl '.. Z L, 1 good job, s .. . ,. -.,., f , , ,4,.,,,v, ,..,,. .. dr. ,-H Z ..-1-H . CHE . 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'.','1 ftlzri-el ?Z1'.'1iT.',' Qezr. 31:3 'H ,Jinx eip EN.-. r. 51f.aQfk:-,- ' .,A,. fe. 2.1 T:r.L Ti fri. :15..a'-'13 ii X. fx xehre w wp mf V fx f-.1 ffxx PN, Gofo UN IOR CLASS FFICERS Qfvfw ,Q as Q C- Y Q WCG H C an e e N e I ' 'UG f 1 , , Q fgfw + 96 l L O Cyn M ., N A F V ,A F U v-.,w V M. Hi pixel- ., Lrg. Tamil Ne1.m,,.. ..-e .r--.dent R, bd ,, .sl ,.l vice? tie uywz.- .,3o,rf1:i1p ci t:1e.r 2.322 QftAC,r:i tzie jpgigcr :cfs z'Q::g pegs 3 Yury' S35 2313. Tfie ILL 1 r rrcrti p,m,11.1fL4l dencrirgc ret. -MU' 1:16 Halen? MUG TEL ff,.I.T ct 1:1 P Citi Ccriziin A ipxziber cf T'.,lf'.lCf.' 'JIQYC Cpxtr.. i fig: 'ztlgc-tri Tim Zickrqcr. f 1.1 :'.QitT.T:i, ?f.gf1l. Hizif-'Ci l-9FfQ'.' E-QiQrg':r1 Ere? ,irlifle iid '.'.'EA.1f' 1:0 fl CI TLC ifxiiiff Amir '1fl.Qf'fC' Y.. . v ,. , VV, 4 V K Y g V vw Y , 7 , lqruir- C,-Cv D .f. 1:41 rr: A :rg c,:-: ffA1f1r.t 1.f,f-rf-'zfxf-r' 'zrfg ,'17:QF1i::.r1Q-1' 1 mf' : r ' : ::f-1 ' 'fl' ' ': - ' ' ff' r ' TILE :'r.fQf, '.-.'f'71- ff :rv ff: if, Urn? i' E-f-f-Hifi Y., A.: '- H ,-.-rv., 1. G ,M .. -. '. V an 1 Q., SJ .tv iq' ' ul '- flf., . C '-'-'7.f.'lYUflY6f f 1 1 Y C.,,,, y,,,,,i., f .. r...,., -,,..-., J, .,.. -J.. S, -ffm U-M -f-,v-,qeN FLW' v- .,, ,K , . , .,. ,, ,,,,.H ...., ,I .., MA... 'fc Ext Eqxerly H2313 fl tg r rr., Second :cw 'e .T 'cr .in :iii Hollrndn, L Z L'Ji 1,' X r T7 W ,-.r goyecl lliemsel ---. o fl slmos port , where Santo oidn o -. . r onvone. ere iind Merlin Pork l n 5 ' ton Colle Head- mon, Donna Smart, Mis 'I lker, Bill Beesley and Ncidmi Green, ,Z- X . VI. Members a M rs home r om en- l - we ,.... .. 4 Firzf rev:-fgnior l-lend: -f on, Pciil fonielson, lur Moulton Dole Monson, S onnc Hinicle Rgby W'1.ic nilrci W Ll1'1lLl.' BQHTQOYI to 1 - . , . 27 X 'v-.-. es of U X Q Ar zgrzcunqre :pass 2 -mn?-'MW M Y Y if-1 'A' Se A . ',, .X,,- F' W,V D ue Lfxzq QQ'-, f f- fi, Ifzjw I --LUN1' 27.52 levee Cowl Campbell, , .,V, J Liver, Riifzvriz ..:i- fY,f-Y., K, J T X Members of ' S--an New Testdmem .f class explain t o : of the sewer to the class f 1 Y 2 r, -L'-U Q . ECT I1EY.Kf:,. ,.W,.,.. f..-f-,N I'-1r.'frCvv Tffflore F f jx I r' Anderson, 135' F V v frifif' rfll rd L ,. I1 HV? F-nit, If . .fl 71'- row-wBeverl',' CTI'Qf'x' L 'cn TP: V. I' FW... , CLLRG ...,.'f'1, Q fhwwrag Q Inv-. I-,,,r,.,,.. 1,.., 4 i 95 .MX 'W bv T' I Tan FETGIIIGY ,. r to the hx Egplcce ,, .Q Scvfrxi 1 3 fe-me .mm e fi th X 1-X ., X :fq J TEM CfQTlS'I!Y1GS' Crcxtorio rir d by Icy Chris Yemen, Pyder Wori Bunkoll cmd LGT-AGT Rdsequist, l A l X X I 3 S ' 1 I The score 4 -e I of the Iordan vs, Granite gam .f . t Granite was close Maybe you can firm ou If in the bleachers. if re'-' - ...IT,'J Pallari M- -'ML' ,qH.h-,,v. f 'ew' Tern. Q..,. SQ,,J,,1 1,,,.., ,-4.. JA.. ,- .. .J J!GY' .JiCI'11 .. '1 Orsw., Br! Duma. I W May Secenj fC'lJ7W11l ' .Lf V, ,. uelm Be.. Aan Sorermen Elijaar l I Seminary rm Hon-se freszdemg Graco l,lI'1df G,,xl .-t - '1ref'1der,1 Fllen Stoke: feccrid vlce Crefid nt o Belva mr 2 C- . .X F' A , D c e retary, receive Qlfl f e.-' 'o ta at than Cfirlst , l mas pc,rl',2 l Ff.f,,. Tu, RL. ' Fericg' iffiii ff'.'.'-W Lf' liar.: 1 '14 F xapve F1 1.,.., F1751 raw- Vl war. l.f'1:, rum. fj:11rlff',' C'l1r::rklf'rlf11m, ll 11 tl Stmgllffr Rffltfv If-an Fraltrr' Sf-Cond rzgw Kc-miffth Huff rttai, Arnold Wfulflauffr lack Parrot. First row - Shirley Evans Pe-gay FllZG6TGld, Ralph Hcl fier, Gene l-l1clcs, Gladys Siou mr Soccnfl :cw - Wallacp Rupp, Darrel Hook, DUGTIG Txzrchner, Blaine Bowden 1 . 7 ' A. If Kitt: L. if 1. 1 T'Q f:.. L':'fCY. '-- .,. ,., .,V ...f---. L- f , , --Y x,.,.,,, wr.: frzlff jznnxc., lv V, h,l.l rf I .,,, . . y,,,,,.,,, Tm, F151 r:'1.'--Eefty Burt Ecr- 'zrz Petereen Arlene Elie erle Afkziscx Secchi re: l'1'Il Shmlif, lrllfflf Fftzle, Czvvl ffrlftlisch, l-lowflri Pfiul 1- I Y P I I .lacing Br cm leg' Fcmel':1'.-.' G ecdg' to let th 'ving down the alle TEL.-f group of girls wen ' ox-:lmg every eeke CI pcrxcipcx wlmg Cllub, . l IS Q.':r, rjiriif,-T Feif--H :ff ,,, ::.,1.,l jd, I r P-:r.1. rcw-Gr :nf rwffjfflf R13 Silfcif Hehe-r' Sidi. GQYGI ' Lchrurt. Sfeicrz 1 TCW --W LLIN FQ1k':T, Idn-'af T1 'HK Mir:- fv' I'- 1ll1f'1rt': PLN? TO'N---vlv'f'I'1 11311 H 1.1.26 Zeldz' Horwitz Iforsihy' Hitt'- mer, Wayne Ramon Second row- N 0 r IH fl K m1 V112 Drirre-11 fcfkson, V963 Rodcn . vf...-..--1 .,...,.-...... X Gee, ant v ndnt' hold hands f tl. , ,, . . A., C11 tenben MT Burn 1n3!1':zr1f:Isnv. ' V , 5 used Tirndt iGUG 51. I ' -' 1 1 n F G 1 .n . A ' ' .F . '49 Q Inej: wer studying e 'ox skele C 'T9I'1S9I'1 su por -1- 'rn on dp 11 'en tdn Ar Ne qw i Y I: row--'..'eQL:'.' Ezielovf Shirley' Sixth lon l-fall Zo:- 'Vf' Hnizee 2-2523 rov:-'fob f' eer, Hewitt: 3111 Be':'ff'::- gl lfflifil Greer: J x ix s Fire? row - lfon Richards, Moy Clark, Lelic Poole, lerrjf Iohnson Second row-Ierry X . I 43, Q-v l When looki li Bosketbdll teom to toke thieir found these ynsteod. Russ, Dyke, Cec on il oughon were en- Loying C1 game of n ..- Stonton, Carol Parkin, Hel Staten First row-George Houser, Milton Carlisle, Ralph Holder, Wendell Oolceson Second row -Medford Poulson, Riolmrii Peck, Norman Moore ,.. 3 L... stag ' 'fv'-Lfzrzci Twine L2- Fcxrhclti, Dorm Brite- cf Se me row--Vnginio '..'f1'ie, TAGTCITIL Vwff 'ow-Gerald Fmeriy PI C1 G egcry, Verlc Neb' eker, Bert Henson Second rev: 1.110 Helden, Todd Fmedel igcille Gelder ,. ,-.. . ,T , ,., . .,..,, X,.. L.. f,-.W L, ..,:,.,,f-o .... ion- v..d....,, ,ii Kite. r1:o..:e'.' ffa Xl Payne Qirleen Ihr Sex: 'f'-.'-f.a::::e II-also Alder Ai: '-'.'?.1teley Fire! row - Donald Hall Maxine Marks, Iris Wathen Virginia Hughes, I. a M a r Wheat Second row-Gram don Lambert, Shirley Lemmon Paul Cutler First row-eStella Tomasine, Shirley Hoggan, Louise Nehe- lcer Second row - Shirley Lamb, Ruth Bitter Be careful lt might mek you off. Auto rrieohanc etildents lidv done 3 fine job of overhduling Carr this year, l-lere we find Glen lrizh, Bob Sheppard, Boyd Nelson, Boyd Anderson and l-lal lenlarze ,QA 1 eu .: f- ff f-Y eff'--f. l 1r.st .ow -Dole fleil, Eddie Lr1Prey, Bob Txrnmermcn, Roy Droge Second row-Dwczrd Lashley, Russell Qumn, lock Lashley First row--Lorrcime Searle lrnogene Osbourne, Arlene Cllrlstermserx Seeoni r 0 W- Ephrcuzrt O'R'JlllGH l-l 3' Y u ' Pleas .Ny X Members of laws prepare sa ids for 1 don, Etlme Lowe, LU lcemerl, i 17 ? 3 ,,,. ,,.',.-,W -0-Q Y. W The bfllll lS -. on Q plug' by Gruiife in the Grcrpite vs. Pro Q or played on our home floor, J, . .V . cyxe JEYZFEE- ee :riff-.'r, Mcry' 1.3 ECL, 'Sh-e,'3f h S-acer ':v.'--Sherrrfzf. STH: JC,.1 f Eg: AQ' v.'7'f1-.., r-fffpii I ' ,,,. CGW .. 'wa Qu-f. f 1 Tl... 1- ..... f , . vp, p f f L-W Fw L, rx, .. -UC EMM., r. --f. ztnclff A 61,39 H5 A , 'f' ,emi Cf 1 LVM 'WA .V ff f -HA. v- 1 ..i ..4 v- 17. ff' 1 Zfrif-fxk iz! :Tw .4 ,, , Jr s,1, 'Ffa Ai -.... ,, .513 Ke Q, '- xr J 1 fifvw' sixif 11 'Y' ll .- .. .,. , n..,. ,, .A Af. U .. .. T.11'K1r.- ,lv - ,':f' 1.21.1 Stun' Kb'- z r P3211 W.,- p. I O ' emi? ,L - A eiixers f bg'.vL:: Speiier . m iid fcyce Ext- - .6311 .ix A , , . 1 C JCC! .C pep L.. ,.,,.,d X JA ,.Q ZLL .Z Tr F I k , , J :wfwf Z sw.. 4 P-v s. C7 1 .. -s. , ., , I- yr .YEi6 ..K'1,T. 'Q' eff. :zine Ci: f.f':Cn':'.' -,v,,,,, fm, ., L V, 'frrq ll. r r 4 f C7 Y 1 Y' I ,, ri ,,1' x Y 4 ,a,zr... rr . 1rr,: 1 Xxx YC X ' 'f-'I :tee x V TIILC Q.: f 'fx' ' if '.'Q.gQ'hi1lQ x ::.:1f: if .. .. , -f 1 . I .I,. S, FSHC Z ,, N . . , .,, Ja, ,, I,,,,,,l, fire 7:-:ref Seccxd :Qan- ',.,.,., PN. 11,51-. Lf.. . , .. Lx.. J, UA..- Q. K -1 iiifl. F x 7 st :cw-Hal Tncreeon Leonard Hestestrcrri, 'ffillzfzrz Buckley' Gecrge Pgxyzx Sec- cnd few-Zcrljrxe 'J'.'xI1:c:ec: Deny: Shcrples les: Spen- :er First row'--l re'i lff1', : flar- ,er1e lffcrk Beverly Ecctr. El- lis fxeverfzll Seffzrifi :cw Dlflf GG411, lmnnf: Kit? Ce- iil T','ek.'f,-ri Flrst raw--Leonard Kedirtg, Leona lense-n, Phyllis Cock, LC MG? Christensen Sefcrifi row-Stanley' Green, Be'.'erl'f Carter, Glenn leech: f Q' it '1 1 ' ,1 I X What legsl Re nd directs the team in vfcrminq-up exe lses t ,T -vw av r Inav 5 ,N '- K Z7 f-N Ja :,Y1E? exp' It Met YXIII II '1 and A n Skuli fs 1 N 1 5 3 3 r 5, 2' 1 -s R, - J Q ,gr 4 . i. . M ,, . fs S vx-wr A. J, L ,KF ,M ' 'W H11-'1r 'N 1 O ix: .Zi NJ J9'f.'. i ..'-L ...,L,..,.AL ...::, F1111 YC'N4AYi'JT1 Iohnson, Qirlff H'1r.fE'1':1l 127.931 N911- Yi Sfxxrffry' R'1Ii1.2hu'.': Second v.'--Lrg' Lloyd Bei-sz Bur- 'Av' T. v: Sgitk-973 FITJT row--Mcfgerie Bexley 3th Arm Sorensen, Icnet Pcfzfe Carol Hujssri Se-35:11 vs Helen Kirk: Lfertedfeie vrkw Cartel Rcrtiriex' DU ex Rcfln r '1 cl 're I'O'N4ClGl',I'l-E' Pe ' l'r veyn Horrrron, Iune ow- elt, loe Greenberg Seeonu r -E eine Conyerr, Nor... n Hill, Noe Flora Fx! row-Bob Gcrrnbee Helen Hayes, Lncile Gygi Cal Tho.nv'Qll. S-conf .ow- -rnion Miller, Bill ile, cry . rift, J-. -1 37 vw xl S 1 Miss Lcmglo' .' eup on Kenneth McLean im pre nf or the school play Darlene Nbrtn mistre b O H akeup, is in the bcxckgrou rr Fxrst tcm'-'.'f1l1Cr'i Snycer, George Apcshxcri, Thee Cleo- pfzs Frank Ecgley Second :cw-Icyfe I.fc'jFer. Cizfforc Sfxllricx Lfcrth: P693 ECL Apgcci len-:el YJQIEET Lff' .1311 --Lax. FlfX'.'.'f. Kam v'.'2rt3w-R Aflflifr Efrxrtrr. IT c Y C1 fi 1 Flivsf-rx '.'Jxr,:f,f Hull, Fw-'i C771 f Iffir. f Yffzvzx Plfff Tow--Ryde? VYvfIT11'I'1 Low Huflqcrfi, Sh1Y16'y' Lcdciltt LG Mor Hcsequlft SGCOTYE row Ella Weber, Roh Clow' Grd va f V '1 'QWTQOTI ' TIES! SGH GT U26 CxE.Y1fTtYUCEf' Pt rox-.' Gia gs S1014- mes: ffflff Tome? ., 45. crheit CCTIKC Cct- ljfl Circa hectic: .ffml ,W Q xvzmf Sefcnc , . . :rw Cqlvgri 919-,-,f 'c. Grd Ofccr ci 'Pk 'o ' HPC Y., F fi '-X 5 .sv z Qecerrlber 15 True oo'e x-.xr me rerrreriizereo for me Sophomore Boil Groruie pfoyed Provo of Provo orio .r.o1der1tull'.' we lost December lo 'Nor Boro Drgve ended '- fr e 'H'-1 of 3242253 uuttri cz. pgrcziosed 3 E-2-2 Secerhbe F Rrofeogo.. M.. t f.'-grror' HTH' '.-:E11cEg '.-:os rgioyed ot nggigi ond '.-for. The Dromo ond f.f3raQC olosses coribxed TC Vino io Gronzte tzie 13 f:1rQht:r1o.f'Oro'for1o Laf' fi f1??' 'ffff LC' 'ttf Prioe iii nzorz' 'r The-Jiri ' l. 'fr T' Qeoemroer 21 Tae Cum ond Home EC Quo Loc F, I, . o veru'en'Ovf1lole C:1rj:Trr1o:spC1r1',' Ln Irie Cluhroorr. K, I' 'Qjj.'mj'A ' ' - ' ' A Him, C. .ne .1 I fm :fr l -' up to fmfi hifi f A TZ 'r roi ' 'X ' ' ' rw Lu , .!f,,.f f-N L'-1 lv., I, LJQCQIITDQT 22 Between Currsztrrro.-5 Cores, ,, - ff IM: -f V 1 V :md presents the Cixsfmos nolidoys '.-:ere cele psyewef -yjlyf 1 ,fp- Dfflfed es! evehxrio levi oft fix xerrinly Alf. 'ez tnefn.. , FILTLA ' ': W iz L , I , X,- I 1 f 1' ' M Q-ef 5 .Le Cstil. fe ,ff ,, ,J '.-:LTL ire 'fe .iw ie? , 19,2 e.. -'.I'.I9Y.5CIT -- up . ,F , L-,Yr',,,,.. ,,,,u.An new ,, F.. ,. -,, L-V ,, ..,.f.,,.,. ,,,,,,.,,,,, .F ,.,,.f-' .L,,, A ,..1 . . 1. X1 ,11..,V.. 1... . dy .11 . 17 1 .. 11. . ., . ,1. ... .. , 1. 1. . ., . ,. , . . . , . Le 1a P L H Q r r 1 Paseerif-Ly are Ein Egnxer lean ..e1l:icn a .'1 CWC. P27111 Sepncrr err- Hal. llarierla l' 1' xf 1 1l1 t1p F f V1 l' 1 T r fl e ll YGTN' f ' 'IW . ' CY. T. ff' 1,35 C' ff' ,f YI. 1 'J fanuary 2 Returned to Scnaal trarn our nolzdays ta tne same old grnid. lanuary 3eHandy date boa ,iq'lerv:1se known as the student d1T6CICY'j'l ,Y d' 1 'b 1 dl ' F vere lS Tl ue 'wjivgd Ianuary 5 Gran1te and East t the score ended 3426 tor Granite. Ianuary 9 A Standard l cniev est w e 'ven td the entire student body, Who learned what t ey S v o . S Ianuary lf The aesernhflif 1. -4- nted my arla:-J Studia 1n11f':ctalenf - , UH Ianuary ll f-GYCRITG Bl versa Jef: B. il The annual Gran1teE.T A ' a Sen 551' was lteld ' 4 january l2 A l1al1day because the teachers toured the Magna rnills. Gran1te met South an the home floor and wan, 39-25. let 1: YlQZhY7lCZfTE', Srxztn in: Kenneth Bowmcfpe rzieaelez the latest s:k1r1 and peddle-perhe f rt tc help Fred C:fte.'e iefxde what to fret Baba fer Chrxstrias The Three Wwe Men fclicf .fta7,par11C:pa1e1 1:1316-Qfaicnc p ce A ll r e s k the rnu 1 s th a heiah he L m1 ba ice t t r vc kg nite tanuary lf Drama Club put on an assembly consisting of two plays Girls and Boys League officers enyoyed a dinner par., served to them in the faculty dining room lanuari. l8 Mr Steven p esii l-lenagers Business College was e guest speaker of the Comr' Club in the clubroom The Chernvasky Concert fo mu ic lovers was given in our auditorium lanuary lQ Two extra period were necessary before Granite came through 27 25 over Davis to remair undf eatea lanuary 22 The day o doom P port cara cn e again made the rounds the only difference Jas the semester g. .aef lanuary 25--fWest B versus Gr the game was played on our court. january 2ofThe Deseret Gym was the scene of the Granite-West game the outcome of which was 43-22 for Granite. The B team also made a good showing to pull in 55-15. Ianuary 29eWA meeting was held for all club officers and sponsors. -L r'jl.,A , franta c reocnstru ed the irt. c C ri-t at the C.a.o. LeRoy Quick A 'Hob j.'.,,rf wha. I., u fl .k, for Chrizmas 1 , 1 1 11 'Q V, If 'A ,, Q 1- 4 1L A H Q . ' T L .1 1 Q xl L1 1- xi yn 1 wa K r ,v V, xz L I 7 I4 I , 1. 'lf -'X F' N For f 11 N L 1 T 11 V 311 P2 H I ll M I4 I 1 CLUB LEADE ND 4 . 1 Ei, X041 DECQ N1 P' Grim cr- 1 01 1' I I O e M4 D QQ? J 1 DU UU P1 in ' QL1 Ze E Q C1 Q an -251 e Qwrtzv o 13 F1 1: P e P Ann e Q1 e 5 0 Q P10 MC11o1e Bc 1 'Ce V A 'N .V ,.,,,,,,,. ,WL fl .H ,,L.,,.f, L,f.,L.,. L ,W .,,,,,-. X,,.f,. vfqmni lf. rw., ,...,.:' P,,,,,, -',-.-.,,. r,.,, 'hx :Vw W, f',,.',,.,, VL , g,l,12.,, .. ,4. A . fr-ff-V f-vffvfv Avr- .......,f ,.. ......,.. ..v l ....,..- ,X A. ., ,H .e..... .,,.. . . A . . ,, . A - .- -f V-'Mr -fn Xnff. V - ,,. L NV, V ,W ,W .ff ,nun L-- ,-,. ,, ..... J.. 1-.,-.,. F,..,A... KH., .,A..,e.,. f'.,.n. ,A.,.,, lffrf ,,.,.. .. .,,, l.f.,,e..,, CA...- -L C l fd P -f F r F T f C r L C' f l-l 'f Wf, fwtfw nf- ff'- ...,.. ,,..,,.. ,A..., .. TC.. . if . Yflf 'fii ..Z'f ': J.'II' . LT.'1.1 1'v' ,,K'1f'. Ulf. .'lT. ,Zi :' 5'f. l.lYL'1lG'f' Czlehdi Pfrrmr. Llijwi Pzfeqgxf' Eepgfzffr Ar.'1er'zr. l.'1fY.l, THQ!! Czlrz' H e 'mf' Errfh COMMERCIAL CL UB V. ..., ,, W-N 1 l v . 'F , , lflr Stevens, presrdertt of l-lelhdger X, ' :f F., 3 College Set C1 svxlft pdee for members ci the Ccmrrreriidl Club, ds lie tdlkeddlsout .- -2 problerrtg, dnd prelrrrtiridrg' redufrtege for ofe . , , , ., X. 1 , . :Ce eniprcfeee, dt tltelr firfzt rzdqty' of th A L' .notlxer ftrfst - rdte exdmple for iorrtrrierczdi etgderttfe ,sponsored by the clulp, '.'.'CIS5l.yl1SS Jldrg 'IIRTT,CI, '.'.'crld'sa cltdmpion profefson- . , , . I , N P--1 . . , 1. typzspt 1-xlro derrxortrztruted Brel' rerrrgirlcdbl ,slmllt lr frvxefmfaptred :t':der1t , '.-:fro wdtclzed, I t . , . , . . . 1 l . ridlf Ul'1lOQll9VlI'1gl'A.', ds elle tdllcep CCISX ' llrle cg llfgixdrtect tlmed wr1tmd dt l5U 'xforde t ' 'rl . per mmute The 'yedr Pdzrxe toll 1 C .e .1t1+l-re- 66llTlIIlCY'jlfll cirxte:-st, '. 111551, due to the wdr 1-:de limited to Grdrtxtudrt stud rtljf ' L J e J Left-Mr lorjertsei reet.: Mr Sfephenz, frdrrx Heiegdr .a B14.i1rie.s.i Cellege '.-:Etc :spake T3 The 'fl'.Ll., High?-Bel'. 1 Edflow 'll.1?l':.1 'gp 'he me Crf-'rrzp for time rtuniry trick, 'Ne fzrid lcmef Pdqe, Geri: .lhderszr lffzcrnl Ervfzn Lillffrr Hzrequrrt, Gloria Cclervzrx 'mi Ffrjr Castleton eager tc help f is T C, y. e p e e La h Tl l-lueqlew nee Pa nc par erf A a no p e or Sh le, Sp Elathe Puannlre Janna Best Melb e or a a tc lc a Nc a a vle en denhall Tmrd row N' Rt hard on 0 e Cal on The een I-' ller Betty Culhe Bonita Ftnlay on Thelma Wood Ioyce Mut The invitin :smell ot 0 in opcorn filled the Q P pp Q P A thelr halls when the Home Eaers popped it at party. 7 The Ho e EC ent lull steam ahead thta ear as ewco -. no I h ll hetr upper lass er and 5041 mued mth e annual Da 'J 'te C up O ecano'n o should vu lurcheens tr e Ven e prctahea Ma aa e Paul aka Nelha Platllt ft a l. a lack c Iack.e Hoggar, Marte Aa E be S ppll o e aentle art a pr an a U tnq hnee e S 1. I suc hone and I if i,. 1 Ewa Ma ate cc Se ana ow Delnta Pa ke Qat p lea Bu RthFot1eS1e Va ctre La chro Tlntra row Gtles, Dot Haag, MISS Lore, tze.. Chrxsttna Sparrebocrn, Pa 1.e Davis, Betty Gerraa, - una r J. YH '. ' ' uf.-Liien S3525 1. :'r','.'.'r.f': kj CHL Qs-er. Ly S' l V tJ,,. ..f.. 'tiff Curfof Ury: ..L..,-w. pn. ,nf WL f ,..-LYMW.. nm, Arn, ' fwpwnef 3 R175 Q.,-,. frqgp. 4 wi ,J pre. er.-1 for everyone C' 'he lfoiie F6-A1 Cl .r, If AGRICULTURE CLUB Below-Bill lvie and a Home Ecker, Darlene Lambros have a nail-driving contest She hit the wrong nail and forfeited. l S 1 Prospe tive l 1 rid farrrierettes rj nned their levis an aprons ed in to the B rn Dance- each su orting agious enthusias . , his pretty candidly for -f , -X J Acti ities pr g essed ' equal succ ss as Aa- giesu e hange arti with their femin ne counter- part, the Home ,Cl nd t' hem elves proud in the VJ r Bon ' e. he cl w Xfire red by Cecil Eyre, pr side-nt Paul ipma Qflident, and Don Douglas, secret . f 7 5 RX 1 l l r- - ee-, 1 7 K . I L .J First row-lvie, Hansen, Cook, .cy Harib Gl Eeisinoer, Smith, Roach Seoonfi row-eSt11lrrrar. livin. Atkinson, Tirnrrierrrian Kedmg, lzckgeon, lohanqori Chzprrian. Third row-Spilker, R Erezfling, Efzzrz, Hol- der, Eyre, Howe H Breitling Fourth rom'-l'arle',', Sriith, Crookston, Eenniori, Wellinaton, Loqjsia' fur- jf t row toreen ut er eve o e Bon Hanna Ktllpack Beth Waller Sylvta Spen er Snrrlef Waller V1 l lean Bagley Deanrte Marwltal Second row Gwenaolyn Andrus Betty May Pete on Varga et Sander lfa P Ntrde lmrtnf All hernar To Lotzo Marfzaret Lack Slurley Charnberlatr' V10 a H nd Bu sell me n A OUIPG 1 A ar J ram: wru 1 emrn 1 e ef a 1: E11 a Kean th w a 1 ov a tte .- e Btll Tho f,-K .lang t:1e ot1trt'1r1d1ng e ' .. 3 ate Club S year IS tl1e tact t. at .rom .am rearne lil. V e ea ' lit -heers I. .1,eLde.. ,.g'-YT V ' 1 'N D, CI ., . , In SLCC Sf far the tionor e . 3 lean Bagley r, guest spe real .,1uCCes:. fu 'year O. , O e.. er . ate Contest, t Under. tl ernent O t Cf'..f1 D 193 1 F, .',1S Y ' LGU T12 ti 5 ' e' .itons ' Sree were selected from tnas Quo er preftdentm A lan amp V1 e 1 , .n 'e ervislon . r lte 'lub a .11. 1n 1' Lima s Stl gorrpettto. l1 add to a ltltl ,nts A ,r..CA 3121 :nu tri- Nj at, C eb gig: i J , A .. :J -an Many: ,.: .,,,, -.. ..-M ea., .. .- fr. 'gf ' test mari ,Cla lean G1 -f 'fl 11, B nnte -r an B, .','Zf:r, If ,M Y Y f Chl f-P r j :- Dr-, MUSI CLUB Fons o. Beethoven, B Ct, ond Stnotr '. R v ogether ,n lose . rm ng' QtQs fe to Compose one of the most interdsting V N , tions ot the C mpus the Music ub. A d1SCOTd vos sounded tn thetmid : 'Q Near when I r, Christensen lett for or :vor job but the ntonohon trnprdved cz 1 ... P' ulson bont hed the blue notes ond qdve members o full meosure ot Mesh e thug The yeor orne t N o Close Allegro J ondtoso! , X X 'xg :txt roww- ltr ',' .':':,t' f, .7 en Q ff. 21, oh... 'Ev Q lor.-L 't2':l:, 1 . 1.1, 1.551 .f1.':T.. .1rf: any C, he ' --- ,fond ::'.'.'-- tr.,-1 lF1,:rt..f 1,2 -..',.., .Crowe 1.-7 vtv'T...'I If ., ., . V irrrty nif '::r.?,o.7r.- ffffr 'J 'f5'.'.I. .:., ff- '.i '.,f'fY1 . f1K.' Yf'.' , ' ,' ...,YI,'1, FITLZY. 'YT ff. ' .,Yf ' zz, . . o or, Ati - . A en, rrrnr: ,.p,in .htberggr .gzft Tron- ,An ffzrrol, L1 o f 1' fo :7':1 Lf: 'g':. .Cf QLTCZY Nd,.Q1',-'V T'1ff t. '..'r1':E id' GAMMA MU SIGMA Giilmud Hu S g Qmer urn YGUIIGTGC1 the-lr ., I1 1G 1 Can Be Be-out A U1 enthu mem b6flT1lI'1g TJ 'x 'IlGfQ t ew pnded t'1ro1,:1 1 Q hadtlonml Cweu Toqrfe C1 WJ Fr T lem CI wer' Q1 Ru sell Q1 K IC PU C OW Mp m I' 6 C Toume P Y wfw lvu ep-r C DPW 'JL as 05 . H' . 1 L' 2 :I X 'N Y vf J . , ,S ,, 5 , A . N L - ,, - ' 4 ' .,, v I , 3 , I 1 vv-fw vv' U C V Y CR7 1I t: t Mat? 1. 'i Ga, . f su. U ive FU.. V, h j ' .L I 'ji 21,1 ' 1 U V l .3 ' .. CTA Qlcrih f, P 3' sf' - 2 tcd. tl - Q cmf A 4,1 . Syl, ' .1 Cflqi,-F r 3 K Wimierfa cf izge beurcn fcr Tclf h V ,T C19-'Q::1k,1'.' '.-JJ, Pffzfl 3 Clie-Y, :QL ICH. Ggwr ixriz :iii Ciisrtzrcmst, ,' px v 5 . ,, , NNY - . figtfer :ia ffizgrice Cap- iQ.4. , s .. ,.-Q -. 2 .. 4 .. - , 4 Q DC 5 - ,T 5, ' n Yi- x ' 3 Q A ', V' 1 l : ' ' '- - - 5 'Il 9 -' 1 ' - - 1, L Z I s: N' - fp but 'nf I A - 'c- f S Ax DRAMA CLUB Grarltlan dramatrsts Per armed be tore ertthu 1213116 student audlencee and C1Vl orgamzatlorts Later club members hstened mm rapt attentton to Proteseor Lees from trte U The Curtam fell on the year S act1v1 ues at the State Drama Festwal at Hotel Utah F F O 1 Girls' League Officere First rowglennifer Tabb- Boys' League Officers First raw-- Bruce Anireai president, Maxine Baird, Belva Barlow, Arlan lohn- son, Mr Hilton dean of rr en, Scott Beexley Secona son, llla Daniels Seconi row-Ann Farley, Evelyn row-Bay Lindquzst, president Bill Beeslejx, Phillip Madsen, Iaclcie Hcgan Melba Lavin and florrwi Spgut Boyd Olson Reed 'Nhre and lack Zackrzscn Allen OYS' LEAGUE Our handsome campus he men prov to our comp e esatisfaction that they have brain as well as brawn, by organizi g so ' 619- most succes ful hi-lites of the campus year. Mothers and Sons' night toppe the --an f vities planne by the Boys' League officers, Bay Lindquist, lack Zackrison, cott It 'lp ' ' nd Bill Beesl . Again they showed their exe ecutive ability sponsoring an or sembl 'sal e ance, both of which turned out goodebut goodl Hlrlail the Conquering eroes' . 0 ebf the best years the Boys' League has ever hadl f Z! l RQ tl f tg GIRLS? GUE l Girls' League officers refused ' asculine counterpart and threw their all into making successful arrangements for the annual Girls' Day, which featured a matinee assembly from the U, of U., and at night one of the smoothest dances of the year. Femmies took care of the checks for one evening and squired their hearts' delights through a memorable evening of glamour and fun. a Ling ' T bb eC LD 1 O 5' .rx- T' ' A x Q... yplc A5 torthtul os the do ND Brllf Roke cept d hrs ds rgnmerrt cmd performed rt w 1th IS ngurshed rr1er1t Who hom o led to te tht ddlly olemrr moment when old glow on urmturled cmd rrs I'1 to proclorm o an Hard workers ot therr dssr r1mer1 cm dtyzczfe OH the b We drd CIDPTGCIGYG these Che rteoders A 'srlerlt trrbute to drrother behrrld the Q free Q g rle o' the Restroom commrt ee ffho dolly mrruste to those! 1r1 nee Ahd here thef ore the true behlrr CD95 g y cmd mogme :mf dddrtormm V rtoout therr her h mv dn t 2 oi he tdge Cre- 'td F 'D C 107 The Granrte H1gh School Orchestra under the drrectron ol Adolph Brox lt has fur rushed the school wrth enroyable musrc or a mblres school play and the orator1o Mem bers of the Orchestra are Upper left rc ne Norma Lee Madsen Ruth Belnap George Aposhlan lrene Bolrnder Row two N ry Lx le Mendenhall lane Pendleton Norma Powell Renae Andrews Darlene Parkm R x tr Pflwllrs Fortre Donna Forbush Carol Brewer Bob Hansen Noreen Mackaw Upp r rrgtt row one Helen Hays Norman Iensen Dora Mae Black Row two lun Lea lulra Fatrloorne Ross F Row three Mar1or1e Burton Vondell Burton Row two Dorrs Hall Allan Worr Martl Stetlensen Harold Cropper Raymond Smlth Ioseph Wood Lower rraht Lahea lowe De nn Ausherman LOIS Graham Shrrley Slater Row tvto Beverlu Haslam l.aMar Wneat V 1' Hoacl Norman Blrch Rov three Lee Wlaht Don Harroo Dlax Fedd r on H f P a Trorohaur Grant Morrr Adolpr Yrox conductor RA . . A 15 A . 4 t . ' I VI C -A , , ' , n . 1 1G , , , , ' o-J free, l A' I ' , , , - , e ' 'r , e ' , . , , f e , ' ' . 5:-1 . ' f - - ' ' , Tronier, Marta Lambert. Lower left, row onef Norma Ence, Marjorie Baird, Helen Smith, Luella . I I . WV X A W W Y L I .L I . V . ' f ' . t W ' , e 1 1, . A , .f - ' f , , e fs A , . om wr are- L-in l 7 , s, ' t V , . ,ff .L The Grantte l-hgh School Band vt 1 1 r the d1re hon of Mr Chmstensen unttl h1s de parture when Mr Ptcco hlled the va J The band has turntshed mustc at football and basketball games and presented an a emotv to the student body const tmg of sttrrtng mth tary fnustc as well a that of the calmer s1de ot ltle The members of the band are Bow one L1la F1eld1ng Bob Brown Norma Dtal P1er e Bowthoroe Bonme Bassmussen and Vaughn Phtlltps Row two Boss Whtttaker Gwen f drus Vonza Netlson Phyllts Kevern Deon Spen cer and Betty lane Kmg Bow three Poll Cakey C- ald Buttle Darell Anderson Davtd Ertk son Fredertck Smlth and Bla1ne Burton Bow tour Howard Bennton Donald Van Steeter Wayne Burton Alfred Pollard B1lly Bokes Eldon McColly Row hve Eldeen Bennett Carlo Perkms and Stanley Harvey The band has done e 1ob and we wtsh to commend them for 11 109 E llf. E C ' , . c1:.:'A, , N , , . . . . .. So A A . m - . S . Q . . . . . F . 4 , 1 1 4 Q , , . . . ,, . . .... ' -' - - , 1 , , , 77 .Ur . . Y , - 1 ft . t I I ' Y I I f 1 , - -' f . 'T flfl Left-Thif group if girls 'Lake up The Eo'f.'l:n'1 Club which bowl: e'.'er',' Two 'fxeeks They' are lv'-'ania Birth, Senna lleiterx LaRue Carbon, flacrrii Bryan, Wilma Keller, Mar- 'raret Sanderx, and Fay Castleton, pff'.'l'1CI'll Right---lvlizlx Robbins rhowf Marcella Marks the technique of arxhery Oihflr zriergbf-7,1 of the Archery Club are lean Woolsey and Mary ,,. . GIRLS After-school activity lor coeds has been running in high gear at Granite, Beginning swimming, open plunge, advanced swimming, archery, volleyball, tum- bling, basketball, ping pong, baseball, and bowling have kept the gals in good land we mean goodl shape, Various tournaments and contests, held throughout the year, have contributed valuable points toward awards, which will be given at the close of school. Upper, left-Viona Remund and Venice Davies tangle fcr the ball in a fast-moving game Other team mem- bers are Grace Lindsay and Lucille Hanson, Irene lohanson was umpire Lower, leftellorriestic lile was aramatized in dance by Verla lorgensen, Marilyn Earl, Naomi Green, Peggy Fitzgerald and Virginia Fit: R1Gl lliVviFll1TlfI day at the dancing school danced by Bf Lou PQf fY.'Ol'T, Rowe Corhow, Ianet Page, and Ev- ATHLETICS The officers of the Girls Alter-School Actzvity' Oraani- zation are Shirley Rarnshaw, pre5icQent, Barbara Tuckel, vice preszdent, Ellen Stokes, publicity manager The organization 15 under the direction of IAIEE florth and M155 Robbins Left-lane Lightfoot does a forward flip through Myrna GOld1HQ'S leg: They participated in the acroe batic clans held alter school one night a week Middle-Darlene Searnons took the role of a Gypsy in her dance Right-Maxine Marks does a forward walkover and Marcelle Marks a backward walkover. Miss Robbins was the instructor lor these acrohats Lower righte-Patty Forbuslh recovers the ball alter a foul shot LaRue Roszengren and Doris Faulkner are ready to aid her l.'E-lf7Q?v'h'QN 1Cl'.-'K F234 Barbara Penney' Barbara Wilde Barbara 'Jforlton May Vander- .teen and Eefw lr'l:rf'n':f' fio7'.r:, od the '.-.'1r1n1r.'1 '.'ollf :r all 'fart The to.1rr.ar:,f'nt way , . , 5 . ,, , , - 7 ,vhupd C in Heli atter 56535. l11r:r.f-Yfiotrizi. aifo if play'-f-ri Ly' ar' r' a. -.,..,1 L ffifi Pfcziry 'r.1r':-rf-r1C': ':':r,i .1 Clair fr Q0 R lrc Phelps Editor Le-Hoy VV Hillafn A'1',':.'ar Vicna Refiiani Editor YEARBOCK STAFF Members of the yearbook statt compiled photographic evidence ot the gay campus capers that will make Granitians think happily back to the good old days ol 45. Parties, assemblies, classes, dancesf were 'icoveredw by a staff member, to be set down in black and white as a treasured stimulus to the memory of every Farmer. Typewriters clicked away, pedigree cards jammed the file, tlash bulbs exploded, pictures and copy sheets were scattered about the well-worn table and shelves of the yearbook office, as the staff worked hard at condensing high school memories Despite the numerous and exhausting wartime handicaps, they completed their job and this is their baby' Urper leii---K-:nf Worffv.- rh, :rap:1et At 'v'fE111el'.' . fl: for the book Upper riaiit Fay Cmtlilicr. lflyrffff lean Ffifilfff Vffrzz 'f 171: Htl. iz 'Ialf2n'l'1r l.'g'l.'f'f left -lffrry Carhi ri' 'H ' '.',' 'f 1 fin- they have j',1.'f coftipletea Lower rifihf--Shirley' C:1a:t.r.ffri:1r1 'jxpef fierinjr .fl 1. ., 'e. .. 111' Kiffd A, llaurine lfelisori fzle matenal Shlrler' Elfanbera, art1st aicrf-nt , ,... ..e.e f'Zr,C'I'1 x ig' L R I 1 as gm lr' Awhiff M 'fern ' ' Grdnitidn reporters drmed with pencils dnd note fo-dds dgdln '.-:ent sleuthing for juiejr bits of student news. They left no stone unturned in their endless rdce to bedt the dedd line, 'urred into orction bv' their iercin battle Cru' To nressl To oressll' . P3 3 . rd . The excellent papers they turned out were convincing evidence of their nose for news, dnd we wish them sincere congratulations, and thonks, dnd 30, l.',u-J-J l.1f 1 ' . Qxyzr. lf IK l','f1 fi-gflr.':r H -7 rx' 1 Ari it 'ne 'fit or t f- A A Hllif- lf-ir. odor. ::'1'If'1 ETIUCIT ffzrr' . r'3s':.'-'-ll I+.: 1' me Halle' ir.: Kenn-'fn W 'f1',7,. ' L1T'1'l firm . ' ' I f' -'-'17, it ' ff '., L '--.UH-r Luo K., L HV li. ' V.. Lim o,,...., .fr ,,,,. 4, , A.VjL- JC C1 Cf f '1fGY'1Y.lfi 1 C- .T .MTL A ,A f N ywvwi ,.,1 v.l,.. K 1 I Q no I W TFP Ixcm Wie cm to e rtrmne :nip T3 A V, .. eritd Pygh Qi it Bei H A Tor eef .-:ere guver K' C 7' w v Q ,.,..V H, .-,.,. Uv,-, 16 gs -I Ferarqarjf 15 P, deleaatgor. frcrzr Grarute ,iperrt the day at West topgrma the .tcfgool and get- txg acauarrxted '.-.'g'E1 the aoverrgiir me 'A,' of tfxat ECHCOF ' Dav1S'jourrae','ed to Granite to be ao:-fied i2,1'Q 1 . . J, ..'1 Febraarx l7f ek e aivei .K ' ' F re t tee ao or o' r 2 ' r..- .A . . W . Februar? 21- he facui 'Fibre' bers fere the sporrsotrs of t' as . ' , . Ft Februar ZQ a ' l ' 'rthday brought a holr ay r Grarrw r Februaryt 23---'On Grarrites floor We t fell to the urrcfieteated Farrrrerry 49-21 1 February' - Ienseri aave art informal Fhaok lI'1 the offroe afier frfgfpool for Forrerter Febraar 'A.' 28- Forrester :feemea to rick a aooa t.::1e to leave f9f'IFL 6 T'C'ff,CYfC'ITdf IT.'1d 5f?Q'3.Y riigias today ll. 'J Upper, left-Baz: 'vlvv911f:I' ferterW11l1a7iS 1.31: Czar, Tre M P I Reth Waller exariixe tire r rff f f 1 presented to Forrester Center-Yeraer. Ioraehxo fr f r f 'uzferralwly' arifi ar.: af fire F r Ff f Upper, rrah'-rrea Cafe fre f Cf the rolrzrfz rin aer1'.'erf.a r r .i 'z Jkr' at the ,fr ,, fl gr fx f r Lower rzait A it-fi, fri f 'Ile F'.T, Fefe 1.' t'f'f':'.' a C AT7.,,.,,. aff. H 45' , it ol Bun.: Grace Dawn and Homer SENICR CLASS CFFICERS Horner P ae Preeldent Grace Llndsay V1ce Presldent and Dawn Van Seters Secretary 'rave led the sen or class through another Successtul vear The SGUIOF aesernblv Snlne On Harvest Moon Jas evrden e ot thre ae Nas Sen1or DaJ whtch found Senrore taklng over the adrnrn stratlon or the da nd Jae topped oft mth the Sen or Hop Ever alhed co ntr Lookrna o ard I9 t d man graddatee o trns ear ocxrnewna to tte battle ea e en rtn t ern our e Gra te mll rernernoer ot Ol M111 not oraet he 11 a , , ' . . , ' ,. ' , . . , 5 H . F . A X , X , . H . . ' i. f 3' a . . ' ' . i if ' - u . 'I' was represented at the dance, wnzch followed the the theme ot the peace conference , f r'.-J gn' Y 1 F f I 3' j ' j . . .1 fi 1' W 9 d 'A 21 ., ' b :st '.'.':,:21e.e nl . ' .J H 'J . f 1. Y 3 IOI-HI ADAIR History Blaine Ir Hall Corrirnittee 43. Mechanic MARGARET ALVEY History' Blaine lr. Math 45, Hall Corn- riittee 45, Bowling. I-UYEE. EIIIIY AUSHERMAI History' living Ir Music 43, Math 44, Efebafe 45, Commer- cial 45, Yearbook 44 45 LOUlSE ALLEII English Granite lr. PraLita 45 Collect- ing acoa reczpes RUSSELL AIIDERSOIJ Science lrvrna lr Debate 45, Hall Cox- rxittee 44 Hunting. Carpenter IEAIIIIE EAGLEY Math Irving Ir Horne Ec 43, Speech 43 Math 44, Debate 45, Rest Room 45 Science Bryant lr. Drama 45, Archery 45' Girls' Leag' Treas:-r r .agua - .LLDRUS Hewspaper 45, Yearbook 44, 45 EIORMA ALLEII ElI2OLYII ..l,-.a. Sclence lrving Ir Music 43, 44, 45, te 45: Ban ct Represent MYRTLE IEAIJ EAGLEY beech lrving lr 43, Debate 45: KLEA BAKER Business Irving Ir Home Ec Collectir: party favors, Stencqrapher MARIAH BEAL S :Business Granite Ir, al Music, Cornrner ' Orchestra 43, 4 Cratcrio 43 4 l l l I RILL EEESLEY Science lrvina lr feloate 44, 45, Foot hall 43 44, 45, Bas' ketball 43, 44, 45. Track 43, 44, 45, Boys' League 43, 44, 45, House of Rep. 44, 45. IANE BARTLETT Science Maud Eer lr Music 43, 44, 45, Corxrnercial 43. Pres Girls' League 44 ,f7 . ff X x- X' . xx L' tow EAS irqf - Matti .. il: Q3 3427273 ' GTX A v i i. I , EOIITIA EEISHIGER Math Granite lr Math 44: Drama 44 Secretary, always is very' cheerful PETE BARTLETT Math Madison Ir. Drama 43, Math 44, 45 Archery, Lau-. ,'er. ,,.....,, EARL BEECHER lMath. lrvina lr Math 43, 44 45, PraLita 45 Newspaper 44 45 RUTH BELFIAP English lrving Ir. ProLita 45, Newspa- per 44, 45, Yearbook 43, 44, 45 Ruth was Secy of ProLita this year. 9' HOWARD BENIIIOH Irving r I Math 45, Band 43, 44 45 Stage Crew 43 44. 45 DONNA BEST PAT BIRCH English Granite lr S:1en:e Granzte Ir Horne EC 43 44 45, Debate 45 Vlie Pre: Prolnfa 45. ' O' 44 13 S 1 , - f WAIJDA BIRCH 361405690 LEIQ KEr:i:raTH ' , BJOWTHORPE Business, Granite lr ' ffepni lr. Cornrnercial 45 Q'Iorn E , 5. 1 Soi Science Irving 'Wanda says ner Urn- DB a vs n . Ir Drania 43 Debate kpition is the some as , ie for 0 45, Prol.ita 45 News everyones, e , . . - paper 45, School Pla MTo get a rnanf' A 44 45, Oratcrio 43 VERNON BRADY Science Irving Ir Engineers 43: Math 44, Football 43, 44, 45, Student Court 44, 45, SHIRLEE BREEZE Horne EC Plymouth lr Drarna 44, Oratorio 44, Soph. Rep Girls League 43 DON BREWER Math. Granite lr, Math 45 lrlouse ol Rep 45. BRUCE BRIENHOLT Hire hobbies are horses and wildlife. IIAOMI BRYAN Business Irving lr Coniriiercial 44, 45 BONNIE BURT Cience Irving Ir Debate 44, Oratorio 45, all Coniznzttee 43 ence Roosevelt lr 5- 1 BELVA BROWN Plyrnouth lr. Music 43, 44, Band 43, 44, Seov Seniinary 45. YVONNE BURGESS Science Madison lr Murzif: 44,45 FLORA BURTON Science Madison lr Horne EC 45g Band 43 Brxgnf and :shining MARILYN BROWN Madison lr Music 44, 45, Oratorio 43, 44, 45 School Musizzan MARIORIE BURGNER Business Granite lr Corrirnercial 45 EVA IOYCE CAMP Buxiness Madison lr Drama 43, Cornrner- cial 44 Wants to be a stenographer Cl-IRISTENSEIXI IOYCE Business, Granite lr Commercial 43, Pep 43, Likes traveling WALLY CLARK Soc. Science, Bryant Ir., Football 45, Basketball 44, 45 RENAE CONNELLY Business, Levan lr Home Ec 45, Her hobby is singing in chorus. LAVELLE CI-IRISTENSEN Science, Granite lr LaVelle's hobby is experimenting with new dishes for dinner. DOUGLAS COLE Madison Ir High Boxing Club 44, Ag Club 44, ALBERT COOK Math, Plymouth lr Ag 43, 44, Math 43, Alberts ambition is to enter Forest service. IEAIIIIIE CAHIIOII Science, Granite Ir: Debate 44 Ieanne collects glasses IOSEPHINE CANO Science, Blaine lr, Language Arts 44, 45 Home Ee 44 BILL CARD Science, Irving Ir Football 455 Basket bali 44, 45 I IERRY CARLIUE English, Granite lr., Newspaper 45, liall Committee 45, H us of Rep. 43, 45 Ma rvi usi 3 39 ' iz QA s t , I ' r ' 4 5 u e e 'w-,Or 'I' ath 4, 'g I k 41 ..n iw,-Q '. L.ARU CARLSON iness, Granite I.. B Bgvrling 43, 44, 45 P ART CARLSOII Granite lr, Ag 43, Math 44, Art likes :ports and auto :ie- chanics Wants to be an agriculturisf ALICE CLARK Business, Irving lr ProLifa 45: House of Rep 45 DICK COLTON Math, Helper Ir Football 43, 44, 45: Track and Swimming 44, Usher 45. DICK COOMBS Math, Granite lr Math 44, 45, Stage Crew 44, 45, Tennis 44, 45. PAY CASTLETOII Business, Irving Ir, Commercial 44, 45, Drama 43, Bowling 44, 45, Yearbook 44, 45 Ar hery 45, House R resentatives 43 44. CHAMBERLAIII BEVAII Math, Bryant Ir O Math 45, Basketball 43: Band 43, Hall Committee 45, Be'.'an's hobby is sports. RICHARD CREBS Business. Lincoln Ir. Ag 43, 44: Student Court 44 BETTY CULLIIS Science Madison If H Q I5 45 CW- I -C. I IOAIC LAME Math lrvina lr l.4u:3ic 43, 44, Drama 45 Ioan enioyf aoorl music and wantr tc hc- a hOl1?'GV.'lIf4 HAROLD CHOPPER Science Granite Ir, J, Orchestra 43, 44, 45. Ll! -If so . :J ll' L ro - intros L Math II- YQ N' h R ngirgliifi 'Ile A 49f44f451-.' a SPIETICER ILAIIIELS llaiifon Ir Stgaent Court 43 Sp,er1:f,-r if Iona of :ffCYlF Hifi 1:5 fl VETY aoca bowler LYIIII COOIAI Math Granite Ir I-Cath 44 45 Art 45, Pres' of Granart 'guild I.j.'nn would like tc hecorne an 'zrchzfffct Ivronaer what I.','nn would L-,1 'C ALICE COSHOW Coznztieroial Blaine If Cornrnercial 44, Prclnza 45 Alice enjoy? roller Skating 'very' tnpgch COLLIfIfYl COX Science Granite Ir. Colleen wants to stay single. PI-IILLIP CROUCI-I Math, Blaine Ir. Math 44, 45 YIOREEYI CUTLER Science Irvina: Ir -rarna 43 I,rfL,r:'-'- 45 I3rol.1ta 45 Yfffzrlmrzk 44 VENICE ILAVIS Matti lffafiiyirx If Lanagaae Art: 43 44 Math 43, 44 45 ,. HE... -I, . -1 o ,.v.V.V,.' 4' 42 Co-Eaitor l'Qev.'.'- paper 45 IEAIJ CORNWALI. Exgfinesf Irving Ir Cornrnercial 44, Or- neftra 42 43 Iean . , . . cola .ine to oecorne 'L private . ECY6fCY'-.' :r Social worker ,ccees to vom, lean RAILEY COST Math Irving Ir. Math 44, Hailey' collects Inaian relic? VENICE CRAIGHEAD English. Granite Ir Drama 44, I-Iorne EC. 45. FRED CORTESE Math and Science. Madison Ir Math 43- 45, Debafe 44, 455 Football 44, 45: Bas- ketball 43-45 Speaker of House, Usher 45, Citizens 45, Yearbook 45 iBarhara, LURUE COWLEY Blaine Ir Mtieic 43, 44 45 Newspaper 45, Orazorzo 45 BETTY CRANK Irving lr, Sugar- house Music 44: Debate 45. L ke x I+ G fx 'LVTC TC J w ARCL ,I-A .'. ,- yr. r-AVL, B r.,..., . VCO'I Y T'-f-ff. If :ce Granite Ir, . A:'1r.e,i.' Irvxxc I .ff'ZfT1'Z 45 f:r:rr,erC':Q 'fir 44 45 .A Z YCXIG f.ff5.FG.l.HET . . ,, , QIAMCIID .M .. xJ'fvr'.L Y 11.72 '3 '4 'wizzret 1: G' I., , .. 43 -,L 4: '---Lf. - hw 4 9 Lt: 45 ..-W ,W --, --W 43 44 W,--LA .f wap, ,.., F ...Q .. , EPALI. P1....,,..J ,. 4 :'ri...,: -14 -15 L' we 3 AL 'WL bi' TFCYXAFS IUFFI.. .UA A LJ I Hx J.. ... . .4 L v 1 P 11 J If J . f ..,...4,. . .,,... ff-r. U-yr . XJ. A.. E' L 44 Hr -,W mm K., -f Www 1 ,.., Ju, .., 1' 'fl f1':1.'Qr1 if 44, 5 A P En f3 44 . A., 'm eu Lf Us X paper 44-45. FJAHGYE EBY EVELYIJ SUGAR BETTY FLLISON 'ff 'fh GYTITYIUE' fr Science Rlrzmf If Fiqzhsh Mfm1..1sn If mb MA-Pffp 44 Pep 44 4 w:r1:'iffff'1f11 45 Home EC 43 OE HFIIKSCII fy I 'ilXE'v'AFISlg Ill'-.HILOUISEQ HVAIIS Crczrtite It 5' Fiflrif-.ff H3311 7 Erwllfh A1br'zE','High rf:.f:eik.3'l1 43 ffe-'.'f.s- f r'.f-rqg 45 zl' l.f,'g.'1f' 45 Lfm':'gf1QE -..rar 45 .fe :S if , :dfS1.a:fQQ 4 . Aff.: 45 PYQL1-4 45 ,Q ,C4.c,.., ,..., L. 43 ,f . , A , A... ., f . I ,V X Q.. SACK f.l'.IfQG fifffil, EYHE LLAIZ FHRCLQUGH :T Srzehie If','lf1'1 Fifi: 11:1 If A3 42, Sivence Mr:':1.f5i EKTVIIYAI 43 44 45 Eofketbcil 0:1 Lama engzyf rezdmu rite 45 ProL1tt:45 Trail: 43 44 45 :nfl '.-.'r1t1m: Ef?fff3I'.5 4 'fevispcfffr 44 'Free Arr Club AIIII FARLEY Eusiness Irving If Drcrno 435 Coninier- f:1':I 45, Senior Rep cf Girls' League House ol Rep 45 3 ETH FARTISWORTH Iklodison It Drcrric 43, 44 45 Of,CfCT1C 43 T2 .J 'ETH 'NTHQE .EYTETF Cf ner hobby and :iso lcyi top dancing r-.,-...-, ,... IEATI FAURSCHOW llqdirson It Hornf E: 45 Holi Cornrninee 45 n 1 f I ' 1 ,IC .J S01 Jlodison I 5 I' 5 o 43 . . .rct 45 . SOR.: : AIJLKJEF Bpsino. rving Ir fw -1 ,1A' Corr11rierc1:.43 44 455 Q fn Vice fre: Coitirier- c:'1l 45 Ari effc' nf .rfencz oc' ' J U3 LD it ee O IJ 'A -3:5 tu P-I ,, ' in jp. H ID 5? WIS C! Q 'I A: L1 . DF? In 1994? lir- .Lxlz 'C U-gy ff: W O IJARGARFT ISINSTIIR S- if-nce Madison r ANN PLOREIICII Science Irvtnu r I , I I Ic:::e Iic 43, 44, 45 Music 435 Lcngigocrzv- Arts 43, 44 I'1fIll Cornniiftee 45 ROB FLYGARF Mrzflizson Ir Delufzfc 45, Football 44, 45, Rfislieflioll 44, 45 PATTY FORBUSH Business Gronite lr. Music 43' l-Iorne EC 45 Comrn rczol 45, e Bond 43,44 RO'.'.'IEfI GA BARDI S-ien-e Rhine lr R 1 owen want.: to be ir. G6fOR'l',lfI.'iiI GHTIHPHF EETTY GERRARI7' ,.,...i. iv....,.i.. . V-w,.,,. P,.,,,.,.,.,11, I im 44 Ariiiery 45 Orcfiefirft 44 Qu DAVID FOX Math. Irving lr Droix 445 Moth Debate 45, Footh G 45, IQ 43' School Play 44 IAY GALLI Science Granite r I Hell Corrtrnitteff 44 LTARIE GILES Science Madison Grcnort 43, I-Iorne E: 45 v J V DOROTHY FRYER Science Irving lr Music 435 Drcxmo 45, I-Iorrie E5 44 45 ELIAS GARCIA Price lr Language Arts 43, 44, 45. Yearbook 45 Prez: of Longiicvge Ari: 45 GAY GOOLRICI-I Science Ducheqsne Ir Drcxtnoi 43, 44 Gay left for South C11 half year ROR HAIISOTI Sfvexiie Lfzdison If Ifrfxrtfz 'xii fJfU.'3lC C1 1451, flriheitrfz 45 LUCILLE HANSOIJ Bumriesfs Irvm Ir Q Coririertxcl 44, 45 'Nzms to be 1 ste-rtcqrczgzher DOES HARROP S:1e:Ce G. umte Ir ' 'J O P1 Music 435 rf. estr 45, Hall Cornrmt- fe 43, N Q KIMRALL H.-ZTJSCH fwfith frztrii It fs 5.51131 45 Siijgs Vrff'.'.' 43 44 45 BEVERLY HARMON 'Plyrrtouth Ir Home E:v45: Orctogo 44. Luce: .c .img STANLEY HARVEY Star Valley' H1321 H3512 43, 44, Orchestra 45 Band 43 44 SCLQKML' 'ERH1' GR,l.I1.l.T.' LQICILLE GR.5.H,3 f- H JTCKDE ,, ,.. ,..,. T ' ' , ' A Vmw.. ,N-ff-f '3 .A ,--1 J... .... ,-- . 71-,-,ji ?i1. ,OYCL GRAY S21 .Ce GECRGE GR'D4f ' .1- ,1,'1'fI , f,OR'DVTHY RA.:-.'3 ffvitn 171123 I' Jr: Te If S,,CfTffI'Q ' Home EC. Grunge I ' 11:1 45 Gecrge 12 Tlfii HQ' Ie QR ' Harte EC 44, itat. 1 tc Lefzxe 5 4-1 43 Archery 45g 11 ':H'Q11Y1f Qi 5. re ie? ' 3i'giiQntICo'-rt 43 4 , , , -Sip '12L . ' - . . . 1 ,, ,f .,..-lf.-, ,. YIAXIYIE HAMPQIYI GENE HAIICEY RUQJIIEY HAHGER 1' f5':1er1':ff Irv: ffffxth Bell If Jw- Cf: 1111341.10711 fr Ufflzme C211 11:12 F1111 CEJVJTXJT ' mir! G'1l4f 'm gp311r1i1n'g,s 1.3 .., 45 Math 45 Lrzftii Evzbhw' . 55111111 44 45 LCE HATISFUTI 122317, S112 Q fffiei' -Fr .vw I DARYL HARRIS So: Scie-nie Grrxrutfv It Drama 44, 45' Grcmcrt 43, 45, Archery' 45 Se-Cy .5-.r' 21111 THERESA HELLER Sczenie Eel florte It Hctie Ei 45, Rest R333 CCZtptt11iff?Q 44 45 ALLAN HOWE English. Irving Ir. Music 43, 44, Debate 45, Newspaper 44, 45, House at Rep. 44, Senate 45, Usher 45 , , I I I CLEO HURST Soc Science Granite Ir Drama 45, Student Court 44, 45, Secy at Court 44, 45 ' , 'Y AECHEIHEUGLY L ' ' 5 naizrri .tuna 7 I-filflf 44 I:rCL':f' 45 ffe'.-.':'r.aper 45 Ufher 45 Ea fIe'.'. r'::e' L 1 A LOUIIIE HICKIJATI Lnalzfh lrvzna It I rfitra 43. 44 I ekfrf- 45 E L1tf: 45 CHARLES HOFER FETTY LOU HEUGLY DOROTHY Irvina Ir Horne E: 45 You always Fee fwfr an tne front rcw 1 'rt .he carte: ROBERT HICKS - Q N A 5-oc Scenic Grant Ir Math 44. Aa 45 Ecfothall 45, I-lat. PP, ,. ...LF 45 I EAYI HOLT Math Granite If HERMANSEII Hocrevelt It Music 44, Debate 45 Dorothy collecte recorde anfi rfzaaaztne article: HOEERT HOBBS Plymouth If High, Aa 43 Math 44. Fab? hobby is Eiffel. IDARLEIIE HORTON Bussinersg Madison' Ir LOCFATIIGT Ir, Waffh- 1r.aton Ht: hobby iss .ziccliarticg but wants to he a lir:1t claxf electrician GLEN IRISH Madison Ir Language Arts 44. Glen wants to become a rnachin- 1St and has what it takes to aet there DMI - , I X2 1' ' I ,- RUTH IWATIA at IQJAGKS N LEON IACKSOY5 1' . F..:'1ne:fs Elairle If Sciace kwa. r Math Granite If fxozriziercial 441 45 Home , 4. l.f'llli 45, Ibek nxt' 45 House ct Rep 143 , Hone I er- Ecctiall ana baske:- I'-'zll :Lane a vp-r'-.' E. tagxaozrrz r :1'1fl44 45, 'Ira 'ri 43 -ff1 1f-Ci gf rf ifzrn Fqdfil 535 44 45 VII , E . . . . ,U ,l H: A W - v. A. 4 I I LIIOIIA EACKSCXTI fQff.f.fAII I.lf.l.fIESOff H.ALII.fII1Ifl5f 51132119 Y , 1133 'ranzt ,r dv.: r - ..-, .., P I ' G el fr I' W1 4 r VI ' 45 , L- f .f- L: 45 44 43 .hath 44 ii, Math 45, School Play Carnrnercial 45, 45, I'Iou:s-2 of Rep. 45, Orchestra 45. Now Hall Carzzzn 43, 45. known as Mrs. Darwin Parkin. r,.Q,.,v LEIIE lE...,E- f: .zlaer lr one A zntezes Y h- ung ,- IERLYL ,ONES ience A 'I G'Nn17L j' N lv' X, :io 44 .er l d to left.: YQCCY E RUTH KELLY nfglisli Granite Debale 45, Cornrnertial 445 ,. 1 -EVJSIL aper 45 IREICE IOHATISOII 3.31:-e lr I-izrtie Ee 43 44 45' 'lraiart 43 44 if-.ULRE'1'GEfIE KELLER Ertgiien Sandy 5: Drama 44 I3roLit: 45 RAY KEMPTOTI Science flaff, Idaho Ray left at third terrtt 5 , 5 5 to ilfiiifl scriool 1n Idaho OROTHY IOHIISO f ,,,,.,.G I, J. .AA...., . ET.-fI1:': 45 L' ' ' KELLER -1. ...za . .. Ll, h-pr., 1, f'-.,W,,-, ev ...... ,. V., ...... ,....... 44 ls 33-,fimg 455 Yearbook 44 ELIZABETH KEIL Soi Stiente Plyrri- outn lr Drama 45 Hofne EC 445 Pep 44 0- HA1il A KILLPAFK Ganite Ir Deo 5 Lanauaix A cor J IAYIJE K1 O 'JL O 1 o ia 5 P.oL1!a W MARGARET LACK Math. Bryant lr Debate 455 Language Arts 45 ., 4 ,W HYRUM KL ' ien an r B icng 45 D In 43 S I3 1 Clib 43 WME C I 55? ELAINE LAMBOURTIE Science Irving If Drama 435 Home E: 445 Music 45. 3 IO 14 IGHT Math Gam' 1 Math 44 45 Foo Dall 44 45 RICHARD LABR P o one DARLENE LAMBRO Science Madison If Bowling 44: Horne EC 44. Fpeoker ol House 44 GRANT LARSEII Granite lr Ag Club 45 Recog- KElTH LARSOII 'VLBA LI-.VHIE Q, 3 QYLLM M--A llctx rchzte Y Moth 45, c.. Lluuleo 'T .GW ,v C. A... u 44' Sono xzze mr: by me :eg Moth Pre: 4: t iG',' 45, Rep cf hor Y Gzrlfg' League 45 n' . 1' , g Q61 C l. a IREIIE LEHMAIC 5 lllll Y L few' ROYIALZ LETER l-TCFTCG lf lfelie If 5 'wane lr . Moth Mogiscx lr :crxi cf ocrtcmg, ce lo Q g ll. :xc 43, Moth 44 ritmg, reodmg, arid' Flog , .. ' f 45, enote 44, Stuce FV.'1THYFll lQ. ody Secfv 45 RAY LINDOUIST Sf'lC:TlCE lflGd1SOY1 lr Moth 45, Football 45, Forllcetboll 44, 45, Troclf. 44, Usher 45, Houfe of Rep 44, Pres of Boys Leficzue 45, GRACE LINDSAY Businefle Plymouth lr, MllfflC 43, Delocie 45, Newspaper 45, Bond 43, Secy cl GHA G 43 V1c'e Prez: Semor Closfs 45 VICE Pre:- Qeuu'oW'45 ff K1 Iv' Goc 1 E v lEfRRY LITTLE rrmite lr Hmlz y lelt ot ilie llfxl, 'ye-or io Join the rmed Servicer 'i luck lo you V115 lgurry Lock CHARLES LLOYD Science lrvmg lr Bckzrio 45 Stage Crew 44 45 QCCVR 'WCKLY . XJ 1, .'..'.k. .. ufhp.-3, L .,.. -. ,. E '1:': 'Y',,,.. FTA 2.1!-.TSLV A lffiffl 5343 1 CT? f - Il 45 VF K LILLIAN LYMAN Lmcoln lr Hlgh Qrortio 43, 44, 45 Hall Cozxzrn 44, Swlrrirrizno 44 EDGAR l.iAHTllTIDALH clence lrvmg lr S.n'xrh2u:e A rf:r:1'1 45 Focthc 45 C7r'1Z:7:C 45 ffIfl5TH YJCLFA 3 S:Lf'R e Elm: lr Moth 45, kfJrc1r.o 45, Ffffgccl Flcxy 45 i i' DAVID LYON Math I rving Ir, Elecmczly Club 45 Pic-S ci Electricity Club 45 MARYOII MATHAMEL Elggne lr Home E: 44 45, Bowlmg '43 rf-rf. T,1.,....rt Guzlz 43 44 45 A-. , NI. il E. Py. I.fACR.L.F .H F. .LA l ,y,...,.... , .......c1 44 vm. v rx O.c..o,1c 44 EHVFHLY MORGAIISOTI frrmifff Ir Home Fc -14, 45 Hff'Jf27l',' 1.3 .TereFiQ'i IYZ heicri- Ififl iz kr-':'gfxix':f F.l.Lf3H HOSE '11,-,QL 5l,,,,, .nf 'V Buns 43 Ralph 'mcgi' I,1'!'5'lY1'l ICYCEI BAUER Pl','rt1311th If Hcitf FP 43 Debate -15 IHHICE QLSHC IOHYI OMS? Commerclal. Gramte Maih Irvmg Ir If Commercial 44 Math 45 Band 44 45, Math 44 It-sri-3 Sit: uf- Crew 43 44 45 enjoy: fmw 'zriff . 4 ,ff f X' IAY avzmh ,.A12zm34AE PA it Enghgh Madlsprt IY Grim If K 1.4 lay has a flY16'i5YOIIlf Y veryxgog cor mr CC,H': 'I101'1 ani won!-i wg- wi wg A to 111,10 to be U . gm 'ew YQ ig :rpecfvzhzi ' ' xg! -' my ff A' -e-n 1,., GJKRA PALMER GKOFGF PARK Halma EC Irvznq Ir 3.41111 Grdnxte If Eakmg 45 Vera I-,g 44 45 Farrtim: waht: ia EECCITZE Qf Exif 'zztubltzai rx biker . Matin 44, 45 Foothill ?: HTZ14. ..AG:.L. CCHA f.ELRIfQGb 4 ..,,,.,, 3 mlm, 1, G,h,,,.,L I, -,nm-,, 44 , A- V-V :gr Q C 44 arte 43 45 :Cruz f 'xv 43 'KC '.'.'C'.l'J .159 T' ff r- ,CYC 6125 Fl-.RBAHA TQEILSOIQ 5:19:32 Hariziand It ififii 44, Eariii 43' S'.'.'17:1t11xKg 44 Ezfzira ertiayii 'L-'.'-'IT I fff'AfI QEQILSGH LOHGTHY REEL HEWTOTI U A , , H v IETTLESHIP A V , 'FWINW mr -Jrarizte Ir I-izgn ,f'1f,Y, ,ggi 45 Spf:-3371 Granite J ffigmeers Club 44. Przlifa 44, 45, Hausa I,lIGff'.Q1 43 44 Bafa Reed likes fa play f Hep 43 lax? 43, S'.'.'1:t1It11n'1 44 'fvlil-2 tertnif and has fgkff, :r'1'.':1rz: llarzihy' .i habhzfm pa ,izhilxflaf are fnehmg Emntznz LAVAE NIC!-IOL S'-mnce Irvma Ir, Pop 43, Home EC 44 LaVae would like to become a hair Styhsi DARLEFQE GQGUTHORPE DG -A , HOMER PAGE Math Hara ie Mann 44, 45 basl-:etbaI143, House Cf Hep 45 P199 S-swf? Cififf 45 E W f.fEfRLIfl PARK A 1:1 altar-f Marirof' T I A 'Y 'Y . 5: .49 45,x11..C::t.:11. FVv'1YT1YT1I'!fI KEITH NORTON KQITPI was here '.'.'1'Li us guest for a 11211-'A while NORMA NOWELL SCIENCE Irvmq If Drama 43, Home E: 44, Drama 45. Norma is mterested in music IIORMA PARK PAREARA PARSONS Granite lr. Home Ec Sc1ence Central lr. 45. Xorma .thief to Pep 44 Barbara :kate likes to travel MARILYIJ PETERSON BETTY MAY PETERSON English. Granite Ir. Debate 45. English. Irving lr. Commercial 44, PrcLita 45. IRA PHELPS BEATS PHILLIPS Math Blaine lr Math 44, 45 Dean lffath Madison lr. Drama 43p Math 45: Debate 45, Football enjoy.: boating and 44, 45, Track 44: it :sounds like a lo' Ifevrspaper 45, Siu- of fun What do you dent Court 45, School :nay he tal-ters us all Play 43, House of Rep: with liirrg some day? 44, Usher 45, Proge- cuting Atty. 455 Year- book 44, 45, Co-Editor Yearbook 45. IUNE PEHRSOII Plymouth Ir. Music 44, 45: Drama 44, 45. Oratorio 44, 45 PHYLLIS PETERSON Business Lena lr, Wisconsin. Commercial 45. THELU A PHILLIPS Plymouth lr. Home Ef: 45 She partici- pated tn the :swim- ming club held after 2chool She 13 fond ot reading and sewe irta and wants to be a cornptometer opera' tor. Thelma has a cheery disposition and ir a good friend BARBARA PIHL HERBERT POLLOCK IfOTIfI.-7. POULTT Science, Irving lr Science Rryani lr, Rusinepr Irving Drama 44 I'l'Jff.' i 44 T' l A - 'lg' v r:oHMA POWELL 'N t tgp! ILLER ?RIf'? Erlqlish. PIYrIloutli lr ,'.l7 'maF HQ I. 'rw 'n:'A lklrisic 43: Debate 4, 1 llaifr lla lot! 4.5: ProLita 45, Ne-wap - ' all , ' 'ce 'a 44, per 44, 45, Senate 5 ' . ' f'!f.'1 nQg 44 ' - . l l l 6 I 1 TJORMA OUIGLEY l.f't'jl'Q Rlflilflflli 1 l.'1IT Corrzzrzercial I-llfl'jI.11UfI Science IFTIFIII lf 'crrzm :E lrvir I lr. Drama 44, 45 Math 43, Art 45, fforrxrtzl 44 45, ff' Norma would like to Football 43, 44, 45 45 Yearbook 44, become a concert lack i.: a aood skier 'Iffpe Tea'-i 43 pianist. Cfo-E'5 c' of Ye fm 45 FETI FYIJMASCH Uma- 'amp-, 1. J ,...,: ,. l.ff:'?i 43, Hall Corn: 45, Tenrizf Teixrii 44 Ee: '.'.'oz1l'i like to ?f'fTT1f' a '1'lf'ifll :T RUTH HOHRBACH Sflerief. Flalne lr Swzttirtzznfz 46, Curl.: Leafufl 45 Earn 43 far e '.fE?iL.5. FEYYICVLTT lfrifz.. E. fixtniz if l :'l.z'a 45 Hail Coit.- itgtteff 44 Verla .1 fzrtzbgtxn 1: 1: be- ortie a fati driver l1ll.L,Y HOPCFF lQ::'1Q:.'E1 l'4f1'i1.fCff 1' l7:':tt.:z 44 45 lluf C 43 44 45, Hari 43, 4 45, Sclxecl Play' 4 Flfzfr fxffffzil 44, 4 , Ylllill SQATITXFIIHC Math Plante lr llfnlx 43, 44- Football 43 44 45, Basketball 43, 44, 45, Hall Comm 43 Usher 45,Hou:1e of Rep 45, Vlce Prez: llatffn Cllxl. 43 L,.AHg1g,.R ' silica nzo SJFUET R' ' ufe ey Qi T- Rzm 5 ho ' I - , 'naw :rips ' SANDERS Pep 44, Commercial 44, 45g Yearbook 44, Type Team 445 Bowl- lnq 445 Secy Comml Club 45 Mara wants to become an 5.1 CTFER SE?CYGlGTY. WW 'ALVO C lm -KN J lr DU CCTG HY SAHGLTIS 0 B n a hobb, 18 cal leclma model an plan 4 When She '1 nally Get out of school he want o becovv a pllot Suc you and keep n flung l fs BETTY SCHIEB l.OCK'NOOD SCOTT B'l:21ne.Q.f lrvmjq lr Grande lr l'lf-re .1 Svlaamouzse Bowlzna your Cnanfe f1lT.5 A 1. .. L,-A--,X A ,. '-,-'L 45 Bet,,' lncen .o mf- wx'-.aoa 2. .aenlnj 'kate and bowl :Cr nz: fi fa. 'url Fv'5.Rl.?1ffF Sllfxlffflfffl H. ,THAFV 51.4 .7 lin.-1r2fA.': f'l93.:f .'f-lf '.'1r1': If 141.7 43 l' l. :nf1'zf11f1 1'-.r'. 45 3':n'i 43 ,,,.,.... , I .. ,NTI I 43 44 an AY Ip SCOTT Ura l LJ Hua r 5 l-la o J an IO DG 1 range .l ,,.,. 13 SHlli.4.T!'4. -15 Heff- PHILLIP SPIUT Science Madison Ir Drarna 445 Track 43, 44, 45, Hall Cornrn 44, 45 Phillips artibie tion 15 to becorne a head of a business. ROI IALIL' STOIJIJARD lffatli Blaine Ir 12144 Ronald? :.b1t1on1.'to cert e fl ff 5. T.l.ff.l. f--V r yn Y .. , , v L .. is 3 PC1242 Sara. ,nc -ee cockgrd and :f'.'.'1n3 U-f 'A' f-' -A A--Y ROY STANSFIELD Math Granite Ir Basketball 43, 44 Hoys hobby is col- lecting book :natche Be careiul Roy- dor:'t get burned WILLIAM STUBBS Math Irving Ir. filliazi :ntere.:., Jo in beccriing a daxrwidri NWTELL TEFTEDQXI f,1.'1': 4 fCI IfTT'1 43 'f Craiciio 43 44, :,,1' f'n,,.u. 44 Speech estival -c I? Qarab '3 4' 'X 'Q , :tn It .. LLYII SKALA v., -f- I,-..ffEa aldrin lfairi Pfjrncutfi I S'.'.'lfT.ffilTlg 43, Usher ' A R X 45, Citizens 45 ,Jen-.f 45 BEVERLY SOREIISEFE Engiisri Granzte jr ' b 44 .lfupic 43, Ile 45, Cornrnercidl 44' flex-Jgpaper 45, Orch 43 3 J ri is an a- o olisnod pianist, Keep up the good work, Bev CALVIN STEWART Helper Ir I-Iigh Calvin enioys flying so herefs .success to you, in tne :ir and on the around' srivriaii' SUI.IIfIIlfIS sf sewn Rode . , ,,..,- sos, 'felt Ir .. , .- ,,.,..H 5 ,,,fL..,, ......i-1 ..,.., r- -'Iv If 'n'c'rf- 'fed fwvRA- --,.v,. ,Nz torn C., . .-. . LQ.. A -. .4.- .o::.::. 11. -13 44 -Uv ,tiroi titer-2 fri I C V 1 in b wg- ' DOUGLAS SLIGER DOUGLAS SMITH Math fordan Ir 'J ' Monroe Ir High is a very good chess Ag 45' 32375311 44, player and be surely Efxgeglggll 44' 45: 3593 '??f'3'! T39 PTF' '.I.i:Ler 45 loud rrtdde ..-.. ... .-...au L. .,..,. 'l.n.ifTfE 133' ' QC' .. -., r:,...t.I,u,. I 7391, and in: year. L ' .I x -Visio so:.f:AERCoR: En sh QM I' 4Biaine if High i-1 ii Lang e Arts Cor: 43 Fredis Bari ' .,' s' ' very riucn interested , L X ' . arnoz: .1 . Judy - in zeccrning a rcn yl rriechanicdl engineer 'Y SYI 7 A SPEITCERWY' WATTREII SPENCER Science Horace History Irving Ir. Marin Music 445 bale 455 Drarna Archery 45, Irlewcpd 44 per 44, Oratorio Sylvia has given her all this year a Cheerleader Archery Club 43, 44, Track 43 Warrenls hobby i.: hunting, so all you girls be pre- pared in case he comes your way, L 'N DAWN VAN SETERS Elaine lr High, Dawn one ol our cutest redheads who ran the senior class this year IS- lQRETTA TENIZEY G','pr'g.f lr High Horne E? 43 Ioretta :J xnterefrted in be- o .uric 'l.'f'EY1OfIr rapher '.'Jll.l.lAl.l THORUP Sczence Granite lr Ag 44, Math 44, De- bate 44, Hall Comm 44 Bill is interested in artrcnorny. lElIllllr'ER TUBES English lrving Ir. Spanish 43, 44, Music 44: ProLita 45, Ora- torio 44 House ct Rep 44 Soph Vice Pres, 43, Music Club Pres, 44: Girls' League Pres 45 left would like to becorne a nurse-srie can CIC itl BETH WALLER SHIRLEY WALLER l Cornrriercial Irving r Horne Ec 43, Com- mercial 44, Debate 45 Bee would like to English lrvina Ir Debate Prol.ita 45: Gratoric 44, I f-1 45, Music 44 Senator l.YIClI THOMPSOTI Electricity Irving lr l.','nn's arnlzition is to become an electri- cgan V.' no ri e .nish ,ou geeaiefy Lsrn ac., v .... CLEON TOLEMAIAC Math Madison lr Band 43 Hall Comm. 45 Cleon enjoys as a hobby raising Bantams, VERNON TURNER Math Blaine lr. Math 44,45 Vernon spends a areat deal ol time with his airplanes as a hobby, His ambi- tion is to study fur- ther into the field of aviation. Good luck, Vernonl CAROL THORSETI Madison lr High Commercial 44 Ee- hate 45 Carol was Seoy' cf the lunior 'lass last year MARY TORGERSOIJ Madison lr. High Drarna 44, Music 45, Oratorio 44 Mary' would like to become a cadet nurse LILLIAN V AN BEEKUM Granite lr High Pep 44, Drama 45 Lil' lian's ambition is to become a fine singer She has the makings for just such an am- bition, Go to it, l.il- lian, and heres wishing you success, as Secretary, Good become a photograe Thanks, Shirley' luck to you and ,oher She would do You have been a Stani rziuori better work on aood Vice Prexden the other side of 1. gnj Freiident Su: 'x W'TlTf5fc lTon't oeeff to you ar cz 'you think so? S Senator' SHIRLEE WAIIEERG CHA . ll WA THOMAS '-'.'ARl, English Roosevelglr ,vin , Hi fi - Science Granite lr Drama 42, Grandi! narl. is O ol. lfrarna 43, lffaii. 45, Guilfl 44, Yearbook o r :operate wie: Hall Cornzziittee 45 45 Oratoric 42 Hill - t Vw' Su '.'.'ar'i.' arribitios Gorr.::.itterf 42 lxarxivz 'ie u in th io ie1'o::,e ar. o Rf-'.'.f-'.': 43 Sigrfri- 1 .'rt'. is 'rf-en lin- 'if' 1. an f.-xrrfflleni arti. 1. P Lfxof K f'I :ilk flip 5:7 I J .7. work DORIS.-A 'J.'.L.TER5 ffkfl K'-'AYl.lAlf FARFAR' TTER laokfon lr Hzrzrz English lrvrnfr lr Corzgz.-fr al l lforira carrie Ir: l3rol.11': 45 Sv.'1:t.rt.ir'.'g f ' --14 4 'ffc-:'t l lL'i1f1 refer... 44 45 lean: licbbf r :ik 3 lo l where .eric was 'uf-7 1.2 collecting ftazrips for '5. 5 ' active in atlilf-113 and rho certainly is ew-:',':. r cluloz' She enjcju. do1n'I fine l'll putt Rarifir roller skating 'ini bei She can't count lf-ctinr bowling thern al E 'S GORDOTI 'v'.'ELI.IffGTCfI Grznie It Ifign '.g 45 Gordon 1: 5,3-p,,,.,4r-f-Ln ,f..,-.LY 'lu -. H+ . L .. ,Y'.'1E. .-..,z, . e L.. .TC ,I,T1.., LLICILLE IVHITEHEAD R:chfieId Ir High Lw:1IIe's Gl'IThIf1CK to beoorne cz nur: Good Iuck perm EUGENE WIGHT Mfztn Gronrte It Moth 44, 45, Grohe ttf: 44, HUII Cornrf 45 Tennue 45 Gene nas been very xuccerassful in his G A P qctxvmee. ., 4 Lf.,-,N rfeer, np .he ,o WCTICI I-IARVEY WILSOI Iffztn Irving Ir, Sugnrhouse Mrrth 44, 45 TED WHITE Sizence Irvrng It Gfcncrt G:iI'i 45 -rx Ten: cribztion to ROSS 'HHITTAKER Granite It High IJIJEIC 45- Bono 43 44, 45 For three years Ros: hc: been on Elog E,etc1I IJAVII, 'NILLIAMS Math Irvrnq Ir I-'ffitn 44, 45, Swrrn- ::.1n': 44, Senate 45, U:-:ner 45, Pre:-1 of Citizen? 45 David? KIYKLIIIOYI IS IO cefsrne o centre! on 4 '1 p:fgI?ry Icrrn VERLIA WIMMER Silence Irving If Errifno 45, I5 ?ID'II6 45, IAY 'NI-IITELEY I-.lcth Erycnt If Lcngqoge Arte 43, 2.13215 44 45, Qehcfe 45 Eznz 43 Heli Czrnrnzttee 44 ROBERT 'NIZDO'.'.'SOI I Main, Grcnzze Ir Moth 44, Student Court, 43, 44,45 Bok wcxs Vife Pres of Six-ence CIQE 44 FORRESTER WILLIAMS Sflenfe Irvxnfr Ir Lfrnquoye Art! 44 Imhme 45 I CotI:uII 43, 44 45, Truck 43 44, 45, HHII Corntn 4 Citizen.: 45 Ufner 44, 45 Iunior Clf: .',' pres 445 Sf'g'1f'nf Body' I3re.z YAARIOTI WIIIIDER Monroe It Hrqn I.r7mouo3'e Arts 44, Ilebote 45. 8 .,.O,.AI.I, V. .E 5 6- 41 FAYMOIJIJ WITZEL CHESTER 'NOOI r,- . ff ,r I..':t!1 Gronrte It Sf-rqgg-.g Iyymq jg I.ff:'f1 45 I.4n.:z'- 43 44, EOCII U-'TLT 45 1743 44 InI'1fI Cort? ' ' T Y 41 Ecnii 43 44 jf TIIELIJA WOG2 IIIQBTFJI' EHPQICIS WRIGHT Fofie E? I3I','ZTi,J.n ,' i'lFY'1wITX'IYgI7V Ifvxng If Hzfrh fr Hottie Ei 43 44 I- -if 4? 'I-fm , ECCHCGII 45, Orfzfcf 45 TErffI::1': F V25 44 ' 45 E'-T IYiCI. -'- 1R',' I-Y ' r . I' .nzol P' A. yf.5-cpe g qeftyf L 1 1- 5-4 f' ' i nzs zfnlzztzcn gg 'C 44 45 I fl- V ffriw' nieitine Cf 43 44 Qler 45, Gil- '.':'QAFee :it of '.': Zenf 45 Kent '.-Jizf A klifk ejfe yet? 'f2'1rtI'g1':e ZI11: 'g W , :fi-rvxce fS'.'.'1rr.fn IDSEFH YOUff3 I Y1g r ,-rr.. 'rcs on 3' ..-tr I.. 44 45, with L12 U Short xnfr 44 tinne Q- G CHEFPII. YOUNG I' 'J March l The Fun Feste was held under the ausprces of the P T A March 2 Granrte su ered ner rrst defeat an O, tlse nnargln ol one pornt 28 27 March O Dr Warren addressed the stu ent od vrng 4:1 verw lnsprrrattonal talk about Lmcoln March 7 Bud Cnrlstensen and. tra e QTFQJ e the student body on the assembly March 8 Mrss Hamrna the Norl ist typrst dernonstratton for cornrnerclal stu dents. Her speed is l46 Nord per minute. March l4f Granites Serrunary presen ed a a sernbly entitle Kno N the Truth and the Truth Shall Make You Free. March l5-l7--Granite Nert into the tournamel with tlylng colors but came out in filth place. .a Ch 19---A. ssembrj '.-Jas given lnjorjpr ot the baslcetbbll tearn, after which a rnattnee dance v s held Bud Cnrtstensen s Or chestra. ,fi BASKETBALL 1945 lanuar '-.' 5 Granite East ., Granite South l9 Granite Davis Granite West February 2 Granite ,s,,,,,,,, lordan Granite East ,, . l5 Granite South ' lb Granite Davis I 23 Granite West COClCh Cecil Bclkef March 2 Granite Iordan After concluding a series of practice games, our Farmer basketball squad appeared as one of the strongest in the state. On Ianuary 5, league play in the Big Six commenced. East and Granite met on the Deseret Gym Eloor. At halftime Granite led, 15-9, but the fighting Leopards came back strongly and the third period score was 21-20 for Granite. ln the final quarter, Lind- quist, Smith, and Clark connected time after time to bring us the 34-26 victory. The next Friday night, in our first home game, we met South l-ligh's Cubs, and won the game by the score of 39-25. Doug Smith was high-point man, scoring l2 points, Our old grudge with Davis was resumed on Ianuary l9, when our Farmer boys traveled to Kaysville. Four hard-fought and score-tied quarters ended and the score was 25-25. Two extra periods were necessary to decide the outcome. By careful and accurate passing, the Farmers, in the second extra period, worked the ball to Doug Smith for the payoff shot that won a thrilling game. East action in the East game. Smith, lU, and Clark, l4, tangle with three Eciders. e 30 ..! gf DOUG SMITF VFRIN SANDB DG TACK ZACXP DGP All State For ward G lard Guard 'H t e Deweret Gut on jaruar Zh our Qasao a mte chalked up h er vct I aaa mst g mtth an rt a 5 te the armere 1 322 Ndtkawa, The ttth stratght .vm or our Bakermen came tn the game mth Iordans Beetdtggers At the e d tanaed hand weve at tate or ah ua -c pt e rurmmg t ata b er but when tae gun ended the game the Farrhe D tad 34 pomts Nhtle the Dtgaer ad but The w th gave Gramte the ttrst half league Champtoh h D m the Btg Stx M ALLY CLARK. PAY LWDQUTQT LEON ACKDOT Certe .-,fi .-, ' V rv J K ,. 9 . , e I F J 1. h i 'I ' .' ' S 'a u t oth 1 .0 L f 'ffest H1 h S 'l d Lt d ,uzit ' d . F . the 4 W ' half we led the spirxted Iardah team, 1513. In the second halt, play was Close all the and 1 a' ax . S T r 1 1,. S I d ' S le IIT th ' wi h four tang' sh 5 Pla'-J ' 1 . . r' '1 ' ' ' . ' ' '. S ii ' . . . . . . ' S IA ' ' ' . .,, ., f. ., .M X, v' . .. w A . Q . x 1 7 Forward Guard t 51 don 1 e QF IL ff .4 eweret wrt Guard At 'tome aa or Feoraar our o, p1a d 111 a -' rt qurut eaco t 1ed 1 .aotrb Tae mae 1 rarute 1 Eaet e 'o11oNmg :een we met South tn tre r Seored omt ra Doug Smrt the 'toop or 1 to eod e 5 rt parade t t roagrt t e Fa mem a 4 2 v c or '11s was e est a D ea p rarm te a we san Bo K rtorrte op Fepruar 1 e ave toe D V are 3 rourt ioxrrte Dave tearrt t at t ct taxer to e tfo efr pero o e r te o,11 rtt cor ef C1a 14 e Grame e w to J1 po nt ur awt 'rte gcme lar. ed or .J Tfe Farmer oe 1r'e 1011011 .rt dr view or C1 21 ,o 13 Jae at 'te ear ROY S11 1mr1 LD BQ rLYG D B1L rn DL Y For aa ffrr 1' g 1'1CCl are off th, paoftpoard at 'AC jf gf: t e Doi V Gjxy . 1 . Jam . ' Q' 9, b agam A' ye East 'Ffa 1 Cl rl. aid Raj: 1,1 d r ,t .. all 1 p . .if I 1'. Voore G ' 4 , F 32 T11 . ' . Q ' , V ' Q Q. ir on-rn aim 'JJa11'.' C1a 1c ,, 15 pr 12 a .d hxt 1 f 4 1 th, foori g , Eta b ' 11. ho . r. .6 e813 1 t 3' TQ T . th b ' b 11 A1a',',' G i. 11 f af , C' . o.. ' E g 11 a Da ti a 34-1 t Qing The was trze f ' if 1. 11 1 Ha . .e PCFYHVTT xt a L ds t p at, 'gat t1 jaat C ' d. ot 1 r 1 a His .t i ammatef' ' 'otorjs w1tr1 11 1 1 fi Q 1 Q' f p1aj: . Ifepraary' 23 1. r.. put oft a f . CX111 t ' appirta 11' ft, -1921 XV fy' 'ark .forma C .mti had Bti. ' ifjoft ri: f.t of tl , 1 . 5. fn 1 B ' .inf L Tiff F Forz-:ara Per.-.vars r' ' 1 J 1 w ' Y.-1 A 4 ,, N , 1 FRED CORTESE Center fx ,. 1 ecrteee retrl e ves the ball from East at the Gran1te ve fait garne at Grante M r.. ?Y.f'Q f-mm Q3 .L-Q 5,1-' F Gffm .. N .y ff-4 -- . - .v 4 Oar raft leaade J,r..e as p.a,ea a. Ieraan Cn llarch 2 Determined tc ten .ftragght garies and full cf Canfgdence, cur bays fadgkt to a lr-l2 half-t1me lead. At the end af the third aaarter, ha.-:ever the lead had been eat ie a elif: 2 jsainte b ',v' the hard- hghting 'Diggers ln a thrilling last period Climax, the lordaniteff forged ahead just lang enough ta gain the victory 2827 Doug Srriitrr was really eutetandtng, eearrng ever half cf Granite si potnts by making five fleld aoalf' and taur tree tltrawe Qur talented guards, Vern Sandburg and lack Zackrifzan, eaclt scored tive points. 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