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

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WE ARE SE l Senior Class Officers: Iers Winder, Bette Beller cmd B ll Adams We were the know-it-alls who walked off with the blue rib- bons-seniors whose hilarity had changed to sophistication and credulity to worldliness. We were the governors who directed shows and solicited co-operation. We participated but were only partly satisfied. As restless as sophomores but in another way, we feigned a staid regularity and secretly looked beyond gradu- ation toward a world all our own. Now the halls were just halls to us, the classes only classes ..... life had followed a pattern of which we were a stationary section. Song of the G became a living symbol of loyalty. We attended the games and found members of the team friends, instead of idols. We discovered citizenship, counted credits, and studied Mademoiselle. Our hobbies consisted of skiing, dancing, and girls. We developed a yearning for Shakespeare as presented by Laurence Oliver. Men from the U held a peculiar fascination, portable radios were indispensable equipment, miniature chess boards and ten- nis rackets proved invaluable. We measured our progression by true-false tests, theme papers, and Senate meetings. We rushed through our days, then stopped and looked back with longing. We could only sigh and turn again. . . The Big Moment had come ..... 24

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