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

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,, Crum f ' A fx if . Q X M by V-ff ff y 'i f V . n I Boys' League Athletic Carnival offered Gene Lore y and Don Martindale in fea- tured bout. Geniel Hartwell, Queen, Pat Rawson and Nancy Essenprise, Attendants, spar- kle at annual dance, Harvest Ball. Boys' League officers Ron, Richard, Ken, and Don confer with advisor, Mr. Thorum. nimated leagues BOYS' LEAGUE The Boys' League sprinted through an active year under the sprightly supervision of Don, Richard, Ken, and Ron. They bought gleam- ing, gold G pins, challenged the girls for good attendance, sponsored Fathers' and Sons' Night, and erected a booth. The League bubf bled gaily during Boys' Week with stubbles growing, an assembly, and Mothers' and Sons' Night.

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' A I a 1 ' ' c Y ' 4 ,, ' ' W' 1 ' ' 7 1 1 ff' , . xx Q' QREAMVJORK ,P , , 5 , , Ambitious and popular studegts, Mapriy and , W , Hank, worked witl? ,Hugh ay a dnifrto hoostf school spirit and provide an increasing numher of school activities. They hacked school organizaf tions, conferred with administrative authorities, and scheduled events on their overworked calen- dar. HG week highlighted their term with its Marilyn, Hugh, and Hank review problems in organization of Alumni Day. pom-poms, heanies, pennants, hadges, streamers, parkingalot parade. and teachers' pep assemhlv. They conceived afterfschool dancing classes and weekly matinee dances, and organized the G Council to assist with their plans. Marilyn, viva- cious vice-president, Hank, an example of demof cratic thinking, and Hugh fittinglv represented Granitians. Officers trv new beanies and pennants featured during: week events. Marilyn Olson, Vice-President gl ffl 'Y Z4 - .- .O Henry Adams, 'Secretary

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Miss Pehrson helps officers, Mary Ann, Barbara, Abbie, Nancy, Judy, Colleen, Darlene, Joyce, Mar' Jorie, Gailyn, Grettle, Suzanne, and Gwen. janet and Abbie meet little sisters Jean, Helen and Shirley Ann. sponsor acti itie for boys - girls GIRLS' LEAGUE Serving refreshments for Hi-Ya Day, plan- ning officers' parties, displaying talent on the Big and Little Sister Assembly, dating Dad with Daughter - the Girls' League spiced their year with tangy activities. The six of- ficers, Susie, Abbie, Grettle, Gwen, Gailyn, and Nancy guided Granite girls through Grettle and Mr. Hansen laugh amid throng of dancers at Fathers' and Daughters' Night. banquets, dinners, parties, and movies, even filling bags of candy for the entire student body at Christmas. Girls' Week brightened the year with an assembly, career day, Moth.- ers' and Daughters' Night, a luncheon, and the saucy Girls' Dance, which is every girls' opportunity to shine in the eyes of a special someone. Renee, Luana, and fathers throw football in an at tempt to win suckers and bubble gum.