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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'
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. . , Published by the students ot . . . 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
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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.
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