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

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1 ' n Snowballing. . . throwing papers. . . eating in the ha1ls.'..such were the cases brought before the court, Where the officers upheld rules and punished offenders. Working behind the scenes, their importance seldom recognized, the stage crew appeared at all functions, arranging scenery and providing light and sound. Willing workers, these girls assisted students in selecting good reading ma- terial, checking books out, and return- ing them again to their proper places. Patrolling the campus ..., maintain- ing a Watch on the parking lot.. ,re- porting habitual sluffers .... necessary but thankless tasks were accomplished by our deputies. Court Officers Library Service ,,- Lfp' S1egof Crmy-- ':'w V' ' ff Q. Y r Deputy Council 1-. Zu-TT ' t -P. is K ---, , -w!,',,,8,,Vf - . If-,Y1,? fy, Cf ,W f A X ire.: ,ii rre' X,-,A -Aff 'QWIQ v t f ' i 4 , nl' - ' N ' i , a , i L sq 'eq ,Q,:.-ef,,f.1fff,f,...,,MK s, if-B 'V , A 1 ' - ff- In

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wx G OQIJ Q f-SNL ,d JSE, A it Fl Greig D .ir Ji' -5 -i --T F F' . 1 U Pt U E H Htl? A x v f X It lf..t'li THE DAY ' Three warnings, bub, and you're a gonerl The ushers spoke and we obeyed. Ushers as pictured are: lst Bow: Parkin, Best, Milcovich, Nielsen, Box- burgh, Bailey, Lindsay, l-lighet, Smith. 2nd Bow: Dowsett, Clay- ton, Harmon, Fox, Faber, Doug- las, Peterson, Metcalf, Hogan. 3rd Bow: Greene, Adams, Burn- ingham, VanBy, Ashby, Astle, Alsop, Brown. Though trouble makers refus- ed to give their names and sup- plied fantastic aliases, the hall monitors remained faithful. Hall committee as pictured are: lst Row: Florence, Berrett, Birch, H u r s t, Massey, Wolstencroft, Foster. 2nd Bow: Kimball, Wil- son, Simms, Waring, Nuttall, Anderson, Capson, Wagstaff, Bernards, Grundy. 3rd Bow: An- drus, Craghead, Wood, Alling- ton, Smith, Ashly, Miller, Mower, Brown. 4th Bow. Naisbitt, Tack- son, Flinders, Quillian, Christen- sen, Simpson, Iensen, Oreno, Christofferson. 5th Bow: Fors- man, Maxfield, Witherow, Ful- mer, Wells, Granger, Lundberg, Peterson. Sth Bow: Iohnson, Chamberlain, Lindsay, Christen- sen, Best, Shirata, Bateman. Ushers ' ' ., 1 Hull Committee 18

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BUYS' AN GIRLS' LEAD E September found us searching madly for our little sisters. In October we purchased league cards. During November We made booths for Dads' and Daughters' night. These activities were the beginning of an eventful year for the Girls' League. During Decem- ber the Red Cross gave us the tasks of packing gift boxes, of visiting hos- pitals, and of repairing broken toys in a Sub-for-Santa Drive, Most vividly We remember April and Girls' Day. ln- comparable to us Were the bright cot- ton dresses, the enthusiastic voting for king and queen, and the Warm spring evening When We decked ourselves out in our best formals and escorted our men to the Cotton Ball. ln May a party honoring our Mothers Wound up the year's activity, leaving memories of hard work, laughter, and hours of fun. Girls League officers plcm activities My father is balder than yours, Three Little Girls in Blue Ioy cmd lane find tying neckties difficult