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

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7 TW . if '1 J . I V. - . r ,V , . JV ' Q N 31 ll K 2 gf A , X 'S ,V kg ,J-- ' tr' ' ,l ,tl it li 'xt ,. 5 t 'U' Off cers R chard Fox Gordon Brown. Clcrrunn Carlisle STUDENT BUUY UFTIEEHS, FRIENDLY ANTI ETFTEIENT Three dependable judges who made sure that Granite's County Fair functioned smoothly were our studentbody officers, Richard, Clarann, and Gordon. This threesome had placed on their shoulders the important responsibilities of managing student activities. Behind the Dutch door with the gold plaque marked Student Body we found Feech, Noodles, and Bish always friendly, informal, help- ful. A keen sense of humor and initative made Richard an able pres- ident, a striking vocabulary enabled him to speak persuasively. During the lunch hour twice a week Feech went on his good will tours where he tramped the halls, slapped the fellows on the back, and greeted the girls with a cheery Always smiling was our charming vice-president, Clarann. When we had an errand to run, Clarann permitted us to borrow her car. Her generosity made us feel she had an active interest in each of us and her sweet disposition and laughter were contagious. Besides the clarinet Noodles plays the saxophone and oboe. Gordon's original wit and friendliness contributed to his success as a capable secretary.

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events . , dt 1- 01 'fo' 'udv e df man nature and student needs Such a Judge e 'o 'lf 1 A .flf ' a Wise discreet and honest with apresiding 1 .. At one tim fir another du t Aff?-llgylefdncounters the arbitrator of all the f ' ' air he a ,f- 5' -o l atur ot the County Fair the awardina ot the bl ri o 1 r ti ' P' W' li rrp? A 1' r My 9 if fl X CAI! tlifgeln ii Coun W it diplomatic and well-educated. With his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees from the B.Y.U. and his Doctor ot E-due cation degree from Stanford, we con- sider Mr, Fitzgerald a qualified judge of our exhibits. When problems arose, he encouraged us with his genial smile, hearty laugh, and sound advice. Our con enial counselor Miss Pehrson dis- Q , . covered her role at school lay in everybody's problems. Active days answering questions like, May I go horne'? , and ls my blue slip here? , would have discouraged anyone but our understanding dean of women. Ann Pehrson. Dean

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'55, ,uf , , , fa- ' FQMETL' ,fatal WML BRA -qi jf r'z,,,,.- F my NMMA- X 1 SENATE: lst: Bow: lean Larson, Emma Lou Hansen, lill Bunker, G93 urt. 2nd ' Bow: Dick Moltat, Gary Harmon, MarGene Barker, Clarann Carlisiex 'Gr i ow: 5:22-- Paul Howe, Gordon Brown, Brent Gudmundson. tit? , X HOUSE: lst Bow: Stuart Highet, Gloria Humphries, Beverly Maxwell, Peggifiqu-:S aeon, Kathy Bently, Betty Iohnson, Elinor Bailey, lackie Green, Betty Wuthri - ..F. 2nd Bow: Tomio Mitsunaga, Dick Haight, Neil Astle, Lawrence Diehl, Paul Howe, Brent Gudmunson, Garth Ashby, Ronald Astle. 3rd Bow: Bill Browning, lack Van , By. Wally Ore, lers Winder, Lawrence Healy, Bay Smith, 4th Bow: lohn Tempest, DK Iacmer Smith, Ted Dowsett, Tom Holdaway Larry Nunley, Ward Nielson. f,f r