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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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Every thlng 1usFbr1mmed wrth fun galore and then a lrttle somethmg We met the gang There wereyneatxes and squares Our Top Toppers Lynn Donna and Jeri were the whgls who plaammed a year over flowmg wrth actrvrtres or consulted M 'I-latch blue changed suddenly mto Failners and Farmer ettes and then chmaxed the wholela avr by ron? mg the Tltans on the h1ll7 On Frlday nnghts we went to the gym flashed actlvlty cards to the 1ddy blddy buddy at the door and screamed our lungs out for a cellar dwellmg team At noon we dashed over to Tony s There over a coke we chatted to Classy Classmates about the ball we had last nrght or the latest mlddy styles These days we lrved for our trench coats school rlngs suped up cars charcoals and record collec tlons We were gomg steadrly mstead of steady Between heavy dates musxcal practlces Satur day mght bashes and weekend skl trrps we sand wrched m a llttle study crammed for exams col lected bugs for brology or read Shakespeare The future wrth IIS atomic power and endless mrracles fascinated us lt promlsed a thrrlllng tomorrovs and made us sure we were nn the punk These were the days, WE NEVER HAD IT SO GUOD. 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LPLAJEQ ,,,t,..,-KAR' ke MDM ft il I L iii 'N cz if-M2 ' L f W,,,.zt Jw u to ff 'fV:'Mi WJ nd Then v v ,foo . ffiwu arxle Sp:r'1:n.g! J ' Wff. 1 .4 XXX 4 M X Yi J 5 1 ' 5 Came Spring! We skipped class and ' qui , decorated the day through for the big , ff formal fling. We found ourselves in the W Q glitter of a prom. Dolled-up dolls and their N 5 dates jitterbugged until the wee hours of the 'V' morning to Sedgley's When the Saints Come Marching Inf' Sporting loud bermudas, we piled into our rods and dug off to Lagoon. Every moment seemed full as we swam in the sun, took a mad spin on the roller-coaster, and stuffed ourselves with hotdogs, pop, and cotton candy. Things ended just too soon. Before we knew it, our Granitian days were over. We had turned our graduation tassels and founcvbgevyere only alumni. lf J' JL 1' ' .I Y 'I gf' - ,Q J' or 17' fl t fl 9 if 'V O ill vllff 9' -,Q 'If v . -Xxx' ' N .f . 3' .. .' I ,-' . ' . V , FM! t. . , ,f 51 i , P P I ,. 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W f+ QW gllbh li Q l Doings That 'vvere Smartest Came most Wednesdays. We mean' dered to the A and watched previewed assemblies. Our Top Toppers gave us every- thing from ghostly Halloween scares to hilarious consequences - from versatile Sylvia and Ray visit Santa's Toyland, where sleeping dolls, Zola and Carolyn, dance, and soldiers parade pert Carlene. The Boys' League brings its grotesque and gory Halloween assembly. Remember the hor- rid images stomping down the aisles? talent revues to spirited pep rallies. Ref member the unique girls' assembly--how we applauded lovely calendar girls and laughed at the sophomore combo. Campaign rallies brought more jingles, jokes, and speeches. This ls Your Life. Remember Frances, Con- nie, Carolyn, Carol, Jeanette, and Mavis swaying to your wedding march? During G Week, Herb Schrieter gets his whipped cream rap from Bob Fitts as Alan Gowans, M. C., looks on. i,',ef' A bm? jgfidf Www, X Now, we ain't got a barrel of money, yodel country cousins, Merdene Stirling and Karen Colbert, as they stomp rhythmically during the student body talent assembly. This happyfgoflucky twosome kept Farmers roaring at their hilarious hillbilly antics and clever ad-libbing stunts. Alan Gowans held the audience in sus' pense, marking time by stretching his susf pendersg Lynn .-Xshton's lilting soprano voice surprised us, Millen Clawson as Constamf bul sparked hilarityg dashing villain, Fred Henkel, finally met his doom in the presen- tation of Little Nell. In a trial of the talents presented by the Girls' League during Girls' Week, perform' ers, Margie, Carol, Alice, and Pat portrayed events of the month. Rhea, Diane, Sylvia, RaNae, Helen, Ann, JoAnne, and Suzanne prove to judge Laurette that gals are loaded with Show anshi .4 l 1 ,, WW y,t'JN,4fTZ wfygbff it p,,f,J Agios? U1 Wi' ff div, fly!! 'Hyt Lrjlx 'Sum' If lil, wif' - -I ff Vdf' Q V I Welccwmihg alumnus Roger Fitt back to the campus, students applauded his terrific interpretation of l've Got Plenty of Noth- ing. Ken Carlson's combo provided the cool beat and delivered a crazy jazz session featuring drum, piano, and bass madcap- Diml. 3 Q35 Ei fi' is gm is , is 'ii ix is if Qi fi 103 Doing everything up in wintry blue, black and white, placing jolly old Saint Nick in his sleigh, decorating every nook P! and corner with little elves, and tinseling a Christmas tree, bophomores danced at Toyland Fantasy. git I was I fs 4 Rn'-,,-M. :- .- S lsr i ' Dances were simply heavenly nights when cuties and their latest strolled into the gym, gave the fahulous decorations the once over, chatted with the hunch, and jitterhugged to the hand's heat. Football season opened! We Farmers dressed in red and hlue. After the game we played host to the Southerners at the Gridiron Swing. Octoher days hrought the Yearhoolt frolic Pmlrts of color twisting misses ol scrptntinc int 5,13 hillcons set liI'1XOOLl N llLl irl ltmusp ic rc ! ln the atmosphere of sophisticated lavender and white, Don Wliddowson strolls toward his throne at NVom- an's W'orld. Caught in the enchantment of Hawaiian Heaven, Da' vid Buist and Olympus guest gaze at prom's tropical garden. Hey, Somehody Cioofedf The Choir Guild half-did a ceiling in newspapers and clashing colors, plastered comics around. and placed a goof that goofed in the center of the floor for us to dance around. Caught in the mag' ical midst of silvery tumhle weeds and crimsonfgold leaves, Seniors welcomed alum- ni to an Autumn Sillhouette. Military men and pepsters gave us Rhythm in Flight with patriotic red, white and hlue, an American flag adorning the wall, and an aircraft throne. Perky Sophomores crowned Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, tinseled a Christmas tree, and hung elf images on the walls at Toyland Fantasy. Gals donned frilliest formals, called for their favorite guys in Dads car and pivoted heneath sophisticated lavender and white ceiling at W'oman's Viforld. Came spring and l-lawiian Heaven, with its sway- ing palms, huge volcano, island gardens, and ship hand stand. Cadets in military attire did the bunny hop or jitterbug with a dolled-up doll, welcomed Governor Lee, honored Sue Cowan as Miss Rhythm and Boh Adams as Mr. Flight at the C.A.l . and Pep Club hall. w 41' f' A , ylifjffv ,L my X 4 M ,, f y ,Z , ,.,, ,. ff 145452 Stairway to the Stars Top: Before the curtain goea up, col- ored waiter, Bud Brooka, givea Garrx Dunn a few pointera on balancing travs during their nlntermimion Refi jazz session. Middle: Amusing night club guests with their hilarious comic anticx. ambassadors, Charles Stout, Lee Spafford, Blair Abbott, and Garx Dudlev, sing the operatic 'Rig.:olet- 10. Bottom: School chums, Doug Hag- lund, Karron Jackson, jay Tcmplin, Nvla Richardaon, Gerald Curtis, and RaNae Salisbury, jitterbug to th: combo's tuneful rendition of Twee- dle Dee. I I Il HLVMPHRIES Director ' if M 5 2 4 Hunev, l love va - mure than vnu knlm-, whispera Garx lludles In uw the justice of :lie peace. Crnnning rnmanrie ,trains of Srairwaw ru Green, jackie Bland, ,loan Bergman, T low and jerrx' l eek. if fx my 4 :Tx V I if Q4 f ?' Y J' ,i 5 REQ ' ' , ,gif 'ai , 6, Zi f n. his chick, the Stars Niarx Sanders, heforc the cuuple drives were l-15 A Cappella choir rnemhera. Beneath a lovelv hlue mmvn, slarler dancers, Xlarjurie Simons, Karen NValters, juan Uiixtauiui, Sharon Oliverwn, Sheri nd Darlene Nlemnmutt huild a Slairwav to the Stars around lovers, Sherrill bwal- .X li 4, 1 1 'fi i 5 'miie 4 f i C5 5 4 si I E 'Q U' Ve 1 Q Q. 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Q Qfar if 'K 3 Xe fm 1 4- A ,M fxi i V tl 5 3 14 7 fl I ' LI 'X f r fi. f' ,nn -W' Bill, Daryl, Stan, Kent, Ron, J ackie and Bolo y ' e .QM , JK di, 6 ,VFDWV ffl M M Mi 051 VSV ,Ziff , MK 3 .fl k A I ffl! .rf if A VV f 4 J A 47, 'VSAM U ffx M A ' A, J T eff: j f .. i f if M fi W A Af Q 'ff F' , L X Ml W Happy-go-lucky spirit boosters, Ron and Kent, show their stuff to the tempo of coach-team-pep-steam You Farmers fight, yell happy three, Daryl, Bob, Pl nd jackie, as they run through the Granitian chant. They were the dynamite kids who yelled themselves hoarse. During the busy seventh periods, heppy pepsters worked out catchy routines and revised new cheers. They flashed snappy outfits of cardinal and royal hlue, and spurred on GH spirit Friday nights. We'll never forget those terrific ral- lies where the hunch led us in victory cheers to the tempo of the pep hand. Remember how they ended - our Song of the GM - Go it Granite - Go it Granite - Hear the Battle Cry - and then the chants - Fight Granite, Beat jordanf' Flying through the air like red and blue streaks Bill and Stan demonstrate their hair-raising tactic When not performing their artful antics, these kids led dizzy lives. Bill Strausters grahhed top honors in state diving meets all three yearsg Daryl Spencer got her third fin' ger adornedg and Stan Derhidge thrived on tricky twists and flips. Personality guys, Kent Stevenson and Ron Erickson, swatted golf halls around the course, while jackie Bland took week-end ski trips to Alta and danced on assemblies. Commanding the C..-XP., Boh Adams hit a high mark. ally Naomi, Virginia, Carol, and Laurette, our officers, made it an honor to belong to the Pep Club. Hearing the familiar whistle, the Pep Club began to strut and highstep in catchy formations, which thrilled all proud Granit- ians. Their marching was accredited by a local newspaper as best in the state. Bolstering school spirit, throwing extra special parties for other Pep clubs, combin- ing with the C. A. P. to create exciting ripples with pom-poms, they climaxed the year with a banquet at the Meadow Brook Golf Course. FOI' Pe 0 E15 9 IG 1 1 Y - 'Q W' M6 fi!-.1-5' Q., Q if 61 Q, Q I, QU , 2 1 I - g ' 'Q 1f f I ' i 4 n , 95,5 .Q ,, ' -V., , '. f if igsg as kg 1, Si' 'gg 5 sf if by 0' fag .4 . + v I 'V My 5 .49 f gge1,af1! tg 1 , , ' L .e, Q n.-:L LA 4 N , 4 if K . , , :gi :f' :g uy 'zggwfqy f 4, 53,4 fvgifify V K V V V4 I 4 , ,- fm ' 1 , Q , 'f Q fi, ' ' ' W ,X 4 fl . .rf fgf f2smai13 1' f ' 4' . V 4 Q12 uma- A r NL A 52 zfi,,Q2,A,JQlL Wg , fu A ' V 1 .4 Q, . W- , v X I , 4 , - Lvnn Ashton .f X 1' X Titana stop Granite offense following a handoff from Yocom while Schrictcr, Nlorrison, and Coonradt atand hclplcsslv lw. Although plav failed, Olympus mct competition in Granite ling,plungcs, end runs, and passing as wc outscored Olympus 1842. 22 2 Q, iff . iw J I iflqffw LA Z , ynfl y ,Vw M .4 . .42 fyJlJLJ,j.1 Wu' ff ww X5 li 5 W ly K ly, SCORE Box Iflxxh i C South ..,..... 26 Granite 'UA Olympus 12 Granite X Llp 1 Davis .......... 21 Granite bb Yl O dn . Provo ,....... 6 Granite East .,........Y. 20 Granite jordan ........ 13 Granite Although we fought it out to the wire, Granitian gridders placed sixth in Big Eight play by winning two games and dropping four. La- Vell Edwards, new football coach, discovered fertile field on our cam- pus with 43 regulars out for prac- tice. In spite of a large squad, we lost to South, Davis, East, and jordan. A touchdown pass against Qlympus gave us our first win. A second victory came as we routed Provo. Hans Olson Alvin Emery Hyde trods past a fallen Beetdigge fo a gain Carlson and Yocom prepare to block a 5 inte ference. Blair Abbott A e Pa is H IW x7 5 - 'Y' x x Q8 Vx ' F QS' ' Sophomore team: Stout, Greenwood, Smith, Olsen, Framp- ton, Peterson, Bagley, Morgan, Procia, Biesinger, Zigich, Ostler, Sterling, Mackay, Pickering, Haskell, Smith, Hills, Evans, Adams, Salisbury, Pouillon, Farr, Eastlyn, Parris, Turpin, and Gray. G-ridders 'VV'e1co:rne Coach Edwards to Carnpus XVe traveled to Davis with a l-l record, hut came out bearing our second defeat to the tune of 2lfl4. Cut spirit rose to volum- inous heights as our gridders rebounded with a 17-6 victory over Provo. The game broke wide open in the fourth quarter when a pass, an interception, and an end run chalked up Granitian points. Dave Yocom Warren Nielsen High hopes were quickly dampered when a strong East team stacked up a Z0-O edge before we could gain our footing. We finally started clicking and actually out- played East in the second half, but were too far behind to catch up. In the Hnal game, Granite lost a close 13-6 battle to the Jordan Beetdiggers. Dick Myers Fred Morrison 1? Vw SWE' nw, 1 in i 'JH 1 ,I 4,4 W' N fb 3? 'v 5 we .Q M, Zmw fi , 3 'E bf 'EK I ll s w 'ww' ' , , W I Eff N1 by .4 , ,X 5' ,. Battling every step, we passed through the season with continued losses only to find our fire and spirit at new heights. Colliding with jordan, we were vanquished, 61-28, january 7. Successive defeats to Davis, 47- 34, january 145 Provo, 70-40, january 21, and jordan, 54142, january 25, failed to blanket our aggressiveness. Thwarted by NMMGP www South, 65-56, january 28, we were downed by East, 63140, in a nip-and-tuck game, Feb- ruary 4. XVe trounced Olympus, 61-36, Feb, ruary ll, in a Farmer game all the way. 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We fought 13 innings Olsorfs hard work assured us of a repeat of for a victory over Provo, and forfeiting of last vear's capture of the Big Eight crown. the Olympus game gave us six conquests. In league play, we grabbed wins over East, is C' he xl t if 5 7 J. .. i if wrt.: r'-' I' - , il ' , f l- q .v I R ,ff Swimmers: Richard Stapley, Donald Burt, Roger Smith, Gary Goodfellow, Wesley Buist, Don Emery, Robert Mantyla, Michael Moriarty, Gary Jackson, and Lee Wright set for a practice race. The tireless efforts of Coach lim Woodward and a turnout of a score of promising sophomores, bucked us up after the loss of almost the entire last year's team. Meeting tough Tooele twice, we were van- quished at both the crucial contests. 42 Svvirrlrners Place Second in State JMIIeet ln an interstate dual match in Idaho with Preston High School, we splashed to a 33-33 tie. We split the individual honors evenly with the Gem State swimmers, each winning four events. Later, we plowed down the much over-rated Logan team. Hopes up, we bagged a victory in a triad encounter with Preston and Logan high schools. First place honors were secured by Alan Peterson in the 100-yard breast stroke, Mike Decker in the 100-yard back stroke, and Billy Strasters in diving. rf Testing the Water before James Clark, Kent Amann, Erick Anson, Daryl Kiesig, and Bily Strasters go in are Gary Goodfellow and Donald Burt. State meet time at the Brigham City In- dian School brought us into conflict with the swift Tooele tank men again. Copping eight of the nine first places, the Buff crew stole Granite's pool dictatorship of three consecutive state titles with an overwhelm- Acting as official timer is Paul Bryner, as Mike Deck er and Daryl Kiesig prepare to swim against Logan ing score of lO3V2 to our second-place tally of 39. Our only first place was garnered by Alan Peterson in the 100-yard breast stroke. Billy Strasters brought us second-place laur- els in diving. Golfers Enter State n-,iw Colf team members Red Derbldge Larry Peck Lynn Cunnm ham and Steve R1mmasch practxce before the Olympus meet VV I'9S'l519I S C3-8.111 ElIC139I'1GI1C39 Wrestlers, George Loonradt, Fred Nlorrlson, Al Emery, Doug Haglund, Lynn Behunm, Daye Landland, Richard Meyers, jxm Nlackay, jerry Ktzerxan, Mark Nmxth, Tom Zakxs, Jerry Gray, Blalr Abbott, Leon Sorensen, Bull Peters, Fred Salusbury, Hans Olsen, Vaughn Dans, Garry Dunn, Dale Prnce, Alun Adams, Daye locom, Loram Pollack 44 ' u vi '. '. ' , Z, r , 2 K N ' 'e-' -1+ V' '-if . 1, . ' . -e Q 1 - f V 4 X . 5 . I VV ml' l lf, ll -' Q , . ,ffl ' 'Q 41 1 , 4, Q as L N1 if y f,5m3,4 L ,f ' 'V ',Q,9lxZ ' v' ,vm - ' A rel. lr, X ,M an 4 A A 'JA' V f . Q :Mir , . ll ,i I , I 9,2 'M wx- f ., 4- , , , if 1 -f L iff, Q, g ft , gf, 1 . 3. ' 'L' , tf all. ' ff W . . ' My .' ' 'W' , ' ,gl 1 - ' '. D r ' ' 1 1 ' . g 1 1 V - Q o 0 , ' 3, Swift 440-yard sprinters are Ronald Hyde, Hefting the shotput are husky tracksters Dick Myers, and Jack Airmet. Dick Myers and Tom Zakis. TTHCKSTGTS I-Iope to P1309 Braving the muddy cinder course in the middle of March, we began the tedious daily practice of becoming strong tracksters. Com- ing against South and Olympus on April 8 for our first official season meet, the Cub thinclads smashed us by rolling up 112 points to our 37Vz-point second place. With encounters planned for every Tuesday and Friday, we confronted East, jordan, West, and went to the B.Y.U. Invitational Meet. Top cyclone men were Larry Carlson in high hurdles and javelin, jack Airmet in 440-yard dash, George Coonradt in pole vault, Cal- vin Babcock in SSO-yard run, and Herbert Schrieter in discus. Expert coaching by jim Woodward gave us hopes of a place in the state meet. Track team: Row 1-M. Davis, B. Helsten, A. Adams, R. Myers, R. Stapley, R. Dennin H. Olson, D. Sagendorf, and D. Hills. Row 2-R. Hyde, L. Behunin, I. Martin, G. Facer, F. Salisbury, L. Stott, M. Aiken, and G. Dunn. Row 3-R. Winger, C. Babcock, R. jack- son, J. Barlow, T. Zakis, S. Davis, D. Candland, H. Schrieter, G. Curtis, D. Hogan, A. Parris, I. Airmet, F. Morrison, D. Kiesig, E. Anson, E. Shephard, L. Carlson, Coach Woodward, and B. Bowles. 'iff 'ffeiiffyf is - ff 1' M, ,ir ly iff f if 2 1 3? . QR Q Qweei. , 9 rx if -- - i , Ilia 'QS Skiers, Deanna Green, Duane Gerrard, Greg Smith, Valene Hanks, Chris Clawson, Suzanne David, Paul Meiling and Sammy Hills, load slats be- fore taking off to Alta. SC31'1'lJ.SS'kDOOI'I1 O11 313,135 We skiers were a heppy group, who were sunhurned the year around. We loved the flying white flakes, lived for weekfend ski jaunts, yakked about Millie, fellowfschuss- hoomers, or the latest gear continuously, and suffered stiff necks every Monday morn- ing. Toting crutches, Sheldon Hansen waits to autograph eri Andersen's new cast as Danny Farr signs his John Henry. Eager to get the famed Knudsen Cup hack in our trophy case, we practiced tough ski courses. .-Xll hopes for a showing were suddenly dampened when leri Andersen, our top racer. met with an unfortunate mishap, hreaking her leg the week hefore the Knudsen run. At the Sporthaus, Gary Christensen fits Sheri Green in hoots while Marcia Maddox and jerry Gray agree they're swell, 9 xl ' - if ? 12 , s,., 4 xi-. M 4,9 71 , f ,y 2 9, X ' 7 f 171 424 'ar 323 M, 5 'wiiiif Hlllf all , , ,-Q5 Q M4 '?5! 5 W? ' ' f - if iff? 1 4 ' ? g K f mi? M' 1 ' ' 'f' ',, 'f f 6' A - V f QW M,,,,,,,, mrs., '- , wwf-or V ,-, nu: -H A 'v3:'D w gp! Jw, lf- '51- ,.-a, f . 1 -n vt . 4-g 6. 1 - ff x if Q T V A, ,,,, M YQ! A 5 ff gr' . D Jw -' in wr' D L W , B S fi . - fi ? i, I . K -,hw ,dx L ' w ig 11 3 . T, cj I 6 ll H 'i'i4- an - 1: -A Kiwanis Sponsors Key Club Key Clubbers: Row 1-C. Stout, I. Kizerian, G. Dunn, A. Emery, D. Price, G. Dudley. Row Z-I. Scovil, K. Jensen, P. lwieiling, D. Farr, bi, Jacobs, F. Henkel. Row 3-R. Page, G. Thurman, R. Derbidge, P. blecham, K. Carl- son , E. Haltinner. The Key Clubbers, the key to service. had a year of fun galore. We sold banners to flap in the breezes at cheer-racked games. partied at the reception center, assembled at noon hours to hear a guest speaker talk Club officers, Gary Dudley, Gerald Thurman, and Ron Page, have done a bang-up job promoting school spirit. about geiger counters, and studied juvenile problems. We tilted our hats to our director, Mr. Hunter, and our sponsor, the Kiwanis Club of Salt Lake, for promoting our year's activities. Planning a sales campaign, Charles Stout and jerry Kizerian, take a look as Garry Dunn shows off new banners. At the get-acquainted picnic held at Fairmont Park, DeeAnn Rich, Diane Riches, Angela Riedel, Blair Abbot, Maureen Farnsworth, and Dixie Barker watch Gary Dudley as he dangles Diane's shoe over the pond. C11OiT C3-'L1i1Cj. .ASS9I'I1kD19S Highlights of this year's Choir Guild, a group set up to further music relationship throughout the school, included annual car- oling at the Z.C.M.I. Tea Room, a dance marked Somebody Cioofedf and a Christ' mas assembly, which took its audience on a colorful tour from the Grand Canyon to Alta, Utah's popular winter resort. The tra- veling assembly spotted jitterbuggers, Sharon Enthusiastic Guild officers, Janet Jensen, Jerry Peck, RaNae Salisbury, and LaMar Peck plan Choir's as- sembly, dance, and B.Y.U. jaunt. Oliverson and Jerry Peck, talented Merdene Stirling, and a host of others as they por- trayed life in show business. Sunday nights the choir visited many churches and pro- vided them with devotional hymns and solos from such members of the group as Janet Jensen, Blair Abbot, Karen Colbert, Charles Stout, Maureen Farnsworth, Angela Riedel, Sharron Stag, and Roger Smith. Keyed up for an inspirational performance, Joyce Bare man, Lee Spafford, and Jean Roberson step onto thc B.Y.U. campus. Sparking drama activities were Marilyn Gould, Lee Spafford, and Joye Wright, who proved really live wires in planning parties and at rousing club spirit. joining drama activities are: First Row-Val Falbe, DeAnna Hawkins, Marilyn Gould, Carolee McBride, Ruby Tarin. Row 2-Helen Gillet, Rayona Smith, Barbara Carlson Debora Russell, Jerry Johanson. Row 3-Jeanette Goodman, Pat Parsons, Daphne Me- cham, Jean Rottman, Merlvn Parker. Row 4--JoAnn Smith, joye Wright, Rhea Matthews Li: Maclcav, David YVest. v Drarnatists present Circus A-Xlthough vve knevv vve vvould never he- Sparliing the vear's activities vvere Mari' come a dashing Marlon Brando or a sophisf lvn Gould, Lee Spafford, and love Wright, ticated Grace Kelly. vve joined the drama vvho proved themselves reallv live vvires in cluh to develop the talent vve had and to planning parties and at rousing cluh spirit. meet other Uranitians vvith similar interests. Uur April assemhlv, which dramatized a circus side shovv, made a smash hit. SO Leading debate group were officers Pat Bitter, Gayle Cox, Diane Bur den, and Margaret Huefner. Debaters C3OI'I1IDe'l59 at VV ebel? Our up-to-the-minute debate squad put a monopoly on all library books about trade While preparing their debates on the ques- tion, The United States should adopt a policy of free trade to nations friendly to us. These sharp guys and gals produced unbeatable arguments about a flood of goods, Reciprocal Trade Agreements, and unemployment in the pocket-knife industry. They exhibited their talents in meets at Weber and Olympus and came through with traditional Granitian spirit. Debaters were: Row 1-Francis Neslen, sponsor: Jackie Bland, Karlene Hanks, Marilyn Gould, Frankie Mclnelly. Row 2-Mason Jacobs, Evelyn Prescott, Rhea Matthews, Gayle Cox. Row 3-Alan Gowans, Fred Henkle, Stanley Faber, Jim Rose. Beaux .Arts Offers Scholarship Super-charged with gaiety and downfto, earth practicality, we members of the Beaux .-Xrts Club boosted the excitement of this school year to an allftime high. We friendly, funfloying guys and gals capered along with a gay initiation meet, a Christmas dinner party, and met with a few of the knocks of life at our gala roller-skating dash. Potluck provided us with many a yummy feast to climax our festivities. W'hether grouping together to visit an art exhibit, entering some of our work into competition for a scholarship, or arranging for our fabulous skating assembly in March. we kept gaining momentum with every activity-win or lose. By combining zeal, zest. and talents, our group of Granitians. guided by Edward Neslen and sparked to activity by alert officers ---Loana Barrowes. Paul Mecham, and Karron jackson -added the spice and flayoring that helped to make this the busiest and biggest year ever. Lively club officers, Loana Barrowes, Paul Niccham. and Karron jackson, get helpful service from Sir. Neslen, club sponsor. Kiembers Deanne jongsma, Xierdene Stirling, Karen Colbert, and Thomas Lackey look up from studying some of Orlando Barrowes' work. Examining.: an architectural model are Bonnie Cline. Diane jackson, jackie Howard, Franklin Childers. and Glen Thelin, club members. Ionniv. Dar cr and Richard Haul ren ex lain wil 1,5 .p - painting techniques to onlookers, Bill Strasters, Rosa- lie Nichols, and Carol Ballard. 71 nxiggciw 2 g1fZ,,u,wf,yJwf f 4 My am as-..., , Club officers Val, Marcia, Jeannette, Diane, Keith, and Angela piloted us through cheery parties and toilsomc booth building. ln leisure moments Clarene strikes a melodious har- mony as Donna, Rayctta, LaMarr, JoAnne, and Dean- na join in song. Plotting campaigns to sell Granitian book covers to every student are Lucy, Ken, Rosalie, Jack, Sandra and Colleen. To better understand all languages, Joyce, Cilffortl Gloria, Jean, and Ruth listen to a recording of Car men. Language Arts Sparks .A.CtiVi'bieS Our Getf.-Xcquainted merry making at Fairmont Park, our annual Christmas fesf tivities over at the Craft I-louse, and the years end roller skating fun fest cemented an everlasting fellowship among us learners of foreign tongues. Vile peddled our red and blue Granitian book covers to the student body and distributed our handsome pins to club members. ,-Xs a good turn to the Girls' 53 League Fathers' and Daughters' Night and junior Class party. we built a booth placing the gay partygoers on the green golf links. Rounding out our completely full program, vve sponsored the Davis High Traveling Assembly and presented a vvellfdeserving language student with a txventy-five dollar college scholarship. , N.. 'Ci- 'S- , 3 'Q .- v 'EL 1 .x-N.,vbmr QW: K 'W P1 .. .r ' ..a V C A.P. Officers: Row 1-Bob Adams, Colonel Dale Dunn, and Paul Mecham. Members: Row 2-O. Barrowes, S. Cook, D Richerson, P. Searcy, D. Frame, R. Bullock, M. Nielsen, B. Helsten, Hahn, and N. Christensen. Row 3-J. Johan- son, Cv. Smith, L. Bell, R. Simons, L. Coonradt, L. Johnson, A. Brewer, L. Burton, L. Mangum, and M. LeRoy. Row 4- G Merrill, G. Jarman, N. LaPearle, C. Adams, D. Buist, B. Reynolds, D. Blycker, R. Greeff, K. Olson, K. Dahl, and L Merrill. Separating the men from the boys, we met at 6:45 in the morning to the command of Fall inf, Practicing sometimes as much as five times a week, we perfected such un- usual drills as the Screwball March and the Victory Spread . We held dress inspec- tion every other week and chose two as the most neatly dressed cadets. We elected Bob Adams as Commanding Officer, Paul Me- cham as Drill Master, Ierry Johanson as Executive Officer, and other officers, Charf les Merrill, Gary Fereday, Ken Olson, and Lee Bell. Early in the year, we invaded the home of our sponsor, Colonel Dale Dunn and held our spit and shine party for the new members. Being the military organiza- tion of the school, we dutifully raised the flag each morning and lowered it following class hours. We put ourselves in the public eye by demonstrating our superior marches for the P.-T.A. on March 14 and for the L. H. Strong Show on March 15. We helped our neighbor, Murray High, to raise funds for band uniforms by parading before a large audience of loyal Murray citizens. Surprising the unaccustomed civies , we brought them the gala Cadet Hop with everybody there, including Governor and Mrs. Lee. Winning only second place last year in the state drill team competition caused us to strive more diligently to gain first place this year. Setting the pace as the first club officers, Jeanette, Paul, and Veone, lcd us through the husy world of salesmanship. Future Retailers Completing our constitution, we hecame an official cluh of Granite High School. Future Retailers we called ourselves, and under the careful guidance of Mr. Bird, met each day to learn the art of merchandising and salesmanship. Dur aim was to develop leadership in the field of husiness and to acquire high ethical standards in our work. Trying to gain a thorough knowledge of the world of salesmanship, we invited husiness- men to speak at our informal lunchecns in class. We were a young organization, hut proving ourselves as an agressive cluh, we proudly wore our classy cluh pins, made individual merchandising manuals, compet- ed in sales demonstrations, and prepared advertisements. New Horizons were opened to us in merchandising and selling, as we assuredly prepared for the future. The Future Retailers: Row 1--M. Munroe, S. Dayton, B. Bean, D. Colton, G. Bowers, V. XVoods, C. Reid, R. Youn berg, P. Manwill. Row Z-G. Duke, G. Fereday, P. Mulliner, G. Duke, R. Bagley, D. Butler, D. Lovato, P. Schlosser J. Jones. Row 3-R. Erickson, R. Miller, B. Fitts, M. Zigich, N. Mark, J. Sevy, M. Jacobs, and Mr. Bird. Under the guiding counsel of Mr. Hillam, these active offi- cers Lorin Sperry, Carl jackson, jim Binando and Gary Swenson, led clubbers through competition. f we , R. ffl i V' 'p f A . AG- Club Exhibits Sparked with determination and enthusf iasm, our .-Xg Club earned the rewards of hard work and wound up the year packed full with activities, labeling it a splendid success. State and county fairs wouldn't have been complete without the many en- tries submitted by the members of our club. Plus engaging in these activities, we hustled to visit the mobile unit sponsored by Union Pacific and trundled up to Qgden to view some of the examples of prize livestock ex- hibited there. Another extra was our trip to the sugarfbeet factory where we gained a better understanding of the minds and mech- anisms behind our sugar-beet industry. Top- ping it all off with a fathers' and sons' gathf ering, we made this year the cream of the crop. Promoting agricultural interest at Granite are: Row l-Gary jackson, Carl Jackson, jerry Boettcher, Kenneth Labrum Leonard Reynolds, and Clealon Mann. Row 2-Harold Maxwell, Terry Mangum, Dennis Morrell, Gary Swenson, jim Binando, David ju, Glen Mccham, Dale Cluff, and Lorin Sperry. rr-...N ,,...a- ' Wm 6 -t Edward Neslen-art . , . Year- l-oolt .-Xtlvisor. Sponsors lieaux .-Xrts. CJi1 IPa,iI1'tS Buhhling over with talent, our art def partment sped through the year with flying colors. We introduced architecture. interior decorating, fashion designing. display, and sparked school activities. Eagerly setting' out, armed with hrushes and oils, we splash- ed paints on canvas for hoth play and musical scenery. Posters C3,I1'V'8.S Mike Barnett, jack Retallick, Ronnie Darger, and Loana Barrowes, commercial artists, prepare to pass their Gothic lettering tests. pus O90 'Ta f iw Hoping to be tomorrow's top artists, Biargaret Drys- dale, lwiarjorie Fehmel, and Robert Bullock give smoothing touches to sculpture. Artists in deep concentration produce portraits, etch- ings, and exhibits during fifth period as Dick Hazel- gren paints scenic landscapes. Crafts - Pottery - 'vveaving Onfthe-hall commercial aft students produced banners and posters to promote G spiritg also added final touches to dances. We rememhered the crowds of guys and gals swarming in with everything from decoration to assemhly prohlems. Nes always solved them. Rememher sewer construction? How Granitians jogged along raunchy roads to reach a new craft house. Once there, they set to work with leather, metals, pottery, and looms. Came Christmas time. Every- body created and painted puppets for their annual production of Scrooge 4 . I ' Larry Shill explains to Tommy Adamson how the craft students sculptured the exquisite Madonna, producing it in plaster. Pulling the puppet strings for thc annual presentation of Scrooge,' are Hugh Barlow, Dcloy Marshall, and Thomas Bagshaw. The craft faculty, Justian Fairbanks, Niike Sill, Rudy Tschaggeny, Grace Burhidge, Betty Tenney, and Glenn Beelcy, inspect looms. Giving a few pointers to the boys, Nfilce Sill explains how the experts mold clay and cast it in plaster of paris. Row l-DuAnna Larson, Connie Jacobson, Charlene Butler, Kay Bennion, Carol Smith, Loana Barrowes, Merdene Stirling, Nyla Richardson, Helene Upwall, Donna Shimoda, Joan Pincoek, Darryl Spencer, Janice Olsen. Row 2- Royanne George, Colleen Farrington, Loralee Tucker, Lorette Burton, Shirley Erickson, Loreen Hcrtig, Dixie Barker, RaNae Salisbury, Shelby Cook, Janet Jensen, Dee Ann Rich, Sharon Sorensen. Row 3-Nancy Parker, Jean Dahlberg, Sylvia Smith, Carol Barker, Pat Beckman, Sue Cowan, Darlene Palfreyman, Sharron Park, Dennis Butler, Ron Brown, Leon Burrows, Clarene Adamson, Millie Kemp, Beverly Tremayne. Row 4-Mavis Baker, Suzanne David, Donna Woods, Jean Gustavson, Helen Blevins, Alvin Emery, Gera'd Curtis, Charles Stout, Julian Barlow, Roger Smith, Bill Brown, Keith Bennett, Jerry Johanson, Mildred Passey, Joyce Bateman, Louise Dixon. Row 5-Doug Haglund, Kent S v nsen Duane Gerrard Gerald Gritten, err Peck Lee Spafford, David Candland lwiark Jacobsen, Dennis Rey- ,te e ' , , J y , , nolds, Joe Pacheco, Joe Sisneros, Max Aiken, Curtis Brooks, Stan Derbidge, Jean Roberson. The A Cappella Choir Travels to IB. Y. TLT. Buhhling enthusiasts and hearty songsters formed the l A Cappella Choir for this tremendous year. Activities ga- lore included hustling to church engagements, jostling down a south-hound highway to sing a Devotional Service at the B.Y.ll., vocalizing with Cyprus and Qlympus Choirs in the Districts Spring Festival, and producing k'Stairway to the Stars. During our busy schedule Mr. Humphries enf livened class work with advice on proper sounds for sing- ing, sight reading, and different musical interpretations. Vile harmonized songs ranging from devotional and religif ous to patriotic and modern music. Our repertoire includf ed Fred XY'aring's You'll Never Walk Alone , Vfilhouf sky's Battle Hymn and ln Solemn Silence , Randall Thompson's arrangement of 'H-Xlleluia , and scores of other Lee Humphries - .wx Cnpptella x xl wi- ,Q Xlixt-tl Ch.-ru-, mnior thoir . . . lily Q L IL' ' Sponsors Vhoir llllllil. 60 FW as .S M t M fa ffl ,ff i . , ee- ity' Row 1-Jcaneal lkiorgan, Loa Dean Rosenbaum, Joan Shazv, Nancy XVhite, Beverly Butler, Diane Riches, Virginia Smith, Liargie Jones, Lorna Adamson, Karen Colbert. Row 2-Kathy Parrish, Maureen Farnsworth, Judy Brim, Sheri Green, Jackie Bland, Bobbie Kumarelas, Val Falbe Karen VValtcrs, Jean Brasher, Beverly Riley, Jolene Ro- berts. Row 3-Sharon Stagg, Maureen Linnebach, Carol Emery, Angela Riedel, Sylvia Brown, Marcia Maddox, Flo- rence Smith, Rene Ann Harper, Karron Jackson, Suzanne Smith, Betty Peterson, Denise Johnson. Row 4-LaVon Hardman, Dean Christensen, Gary Dudley, Hugh Barlow XValter Parry, Herb Schrieter, Blair Abbott, Sharon Oliver- son, Jim Martin, Garry Dunn, Red Derbidge, Richard Myers, Row 5-Ruby Pollard, Jeannette Beales, Violet Sweden, Mary Sanders, Ned Christensen, Warren Nielson, Carl Roainson, Kerry Danelson, Gerald Thurman, Duane Johnson, David Buist, Lafwlar Peck, Don Card, Vife added our part to the Christmas spirit while caroling at Z.C.M.l. and had a splashing good time at our Saratoga swim- ming party. Cur production of Stairway to the Stars met with tremendous success. Fluorescent bones set off a very popular selection. C. .-X. P. men in military attire marched to the cadence of Johnny Comes Marching Home Again , followed by ln Solemn Silence , one of the most impressive and effective scenes of A-Xmericanism in our musical extravaganza. :Ks the curtain fell on the last performance, appreciative choir members pressed forward and presented Mr. Humphries with a gold watch for the effort he put forth during the 1955 musical. Senior Choir members serenaded at graduation exercises with strains of For .-Xll You Know We May Never Meet Again . I. o 'dxf - A x . X 0 A Q. . 1 . ' W ' V 4 . 9 'l,v:A ,- 0 , xl , Q59 , 6 , D' '15, '17 'ef W V- 'Wfqi , 5 iv' ig? . . QQ . - , . A y 'x , U on 7 4' l , A. n ,fx 1 1' ' A ry XMI. ' 3 5 v N ,--- ' v Q K ' i . ,, ! ini ' X I 8 , 'Q ' : g sg fl Ig' 6 y , I A lx ' Q . 0 Q Xxx I J S fl Y f x A lx 2 . 1 . 42 55 1 ' ' . . is H .M , 10 7: ' r- '. ,, ' 4 L 1 gf . -23 G Ls l?f . 'gl 7' ' ...M Y x, gm: x, 'S-J Y F' V Q 3 I 1-X '.r iv 2 .fwllxxx H w - A ' v -- Ai ' gg- ff! I 4 ffffi sv ,f ff., H he f 1 0' M ' 'dn in BAND BAND: Row l: Don Everett, Kenneth Kockerhans, Janice Jessop, Dorothy Gutke, Merdene Sterling, Patsy Beaird, Car- olyn RuPP, Orlando Barrowes. Row Z-Mary Kaumans, Jim Facer, Junior Nielson Keith Mahon Georfe Peterson v s 3- 1 Danny Hawkins, Ronald Hardy, Larry Powell. Row 31Arman Nieadows, Bill Peters, Gary Johnson, Jay Fleenor, Don Everett, Roger Smith, Don Garner, Marvin Wassmer, Dave McDowell. Row l-Ken Carlson, Maradene Besendorfer, Maynard Hancock, DeAnna Hawkins, LaVella Matthews, Janice Barnes, Margorie Simons, Calvin Miller. Row Z-Kenneth Smith, Reed Neel, Dean Christensen, Randy Robson, Jim Lymann, Shirley Miller, Kenneth Orton, Paul Searcy, Parry Allred. Row 3-Eldon Christensen, Bill Shipley, Jim Mears, Keith George, Garr Thirsk, Laurence Riding, Ron Page, Carolyn Murdock. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA: Row 1-Sharon Callahan, Carol Ellenwood, Judy LeRoy, Liz Burton, Carol Spanton, Alvin Wirthlin Dixie Thompson, Cora Sparreboom, Dawn Darger, Mark Jacobsen. Row 3-Bob Adams, Joan Searcy, Dawna Petersen Raymond Horner, Steven Rimmasch, Joan Foote. 1 Row 1-Don Pettit, Mary Sanders, Kenneth Lippman, Paul Searcy, Dave McDowell, Ron Page, Bud Brooks, Jim Scott, Calvin Bolinder, Ben Helsten. Row Z-Dorothy Gutke, Janice Jessop, Warren Nielsen, Arman Meadows, Naomi Bur- rows, Daphne Mecham, Loretta Pratt, Ken Carlson. v Leora Gertsch - homelivinu, stuclv, sewing . . . enioys church work. Olive Smith - ing . . , sponsors DILOI' F'3.S11iOI1S We fashion-wise femmes enrolled in sewing classes to stich up the most frantic ward- robes and save a little on Pop's wallet. Fly- ing through the year, we mended choir robes, patched football suits, and perked up cos' tumes. Came spring. XVe modeled dresses, suits. coats, and formals in a style showing. tlothing, tailor- Fenior Class and fl 1 .t lied Cross. . Q is Recognizing the kevnote to glamorous fashion, Dian NK linda Hguswn - f-'mls ' ' stitches button holes while Suzanne, Llarene, and luitulix Fm ral C UIHHIITTCC. Laurette give approving gleams. 71275 it K. ' vm ,ily Lennox - Banquet - G-als Vife food class gals used a plan of stra- tegy on our heaus. Trying out Lennox china. silverware, and crystal, we whipped up han- quets for really hig-wigs like the Board, the faculty, and the P. T. A. Noon-time hrought our doughnut sales to finance a fryer. Adene fits her chic spring coat and prepares to chalk- up her hemline. Mildred and Maureen admire tailor- ing. Future homemakcrs, LaNae, Esther, and jcanctte, redecorated homeliving class-room, added fancy cur- tains, discussed personal adjustment, and wholesome living. .-Xs tomorrow's homemakers, we smart chicks in homeliving gave our careers a for- ward shove. After creating interior decora- tion scraphooks, we dashed home and re-did our rooms in crazy modern. We planned weddings and meals for two or studied child psychology and care. Sampling one of their delish dishes, cooking gals, Lin da, Diane, and Shirley discover the wav to a man s heart. Veonc, RaVae, and Carol, plowing through calorie counting, planned, whipped up, and served delectable foods during class. Building and remodeling scenery for the Sophomore assembly are Bob, Jim, Lynn and Dannyg Bruce gives tops to Bill and Jay. Mikes - scenery - Lighting .-Xdding the tick to the dramatic, our musical props and helped produce Love seventeen unsung heroes of special effects Your Neighhorf' assemblies, and lyceums. placed Granite in the limelight. They set up Steve threads hir, Belvedere Rings the Bell as Pulling lighting levers, Daryl smiles at fellow crew- Fred, Franklin, and Glen prepare for its showing at men Jerry and Tom, who start the impressive Choir Granite. Guild assembly rolling. V V OOCH.-La.'b11eS - DI'i11S Wading through mud and snow, vie climbed the stairs of the shop building to begin work on our pet project or to watch Mr. Schwaar demonstrate the use of lathes, jig saws, or drills. Pushing piles of wood shavings aside, we started sawing and planing tables, cabinets, bookcases, lamps, chairs, and salad bowls. Later, after hours and days of sanding, we came up with an article ready for the finishing touches. Not limiting ourselves to small projects, we built scale, model homes from actual plans. These were hamf mered into shape with all the care we would put forth if building a full-scale home. We utilized to the utmost our modern and up-to-date tools. We learned that miter saws are not used for cutting planks and that lathes do not work by themselves. Since lumber Leslie Schwaar-auto mechan ics, vvoodworlcing, grafts, irptn try . . . Stage Carpenter. is not free, we juggled figures and found the most , f' 'Z W W economical materials. Sparking school activities, we - I built play and assembly props and scenery. By having ' I . N l . ' X 1 Q F really gone socials, we learned of new methods and , - v ideas of other classes and schools. Emphasizing car- lt ' A f pentry, we investigated state codes and worked hard , to keep on par with them. We gloated over our fl f '- K winnings in the Ford Mechanical Drawing Contest and felt that we were the best. Lutting plywood for their cabinets and bookcases, Gar Thirslt, Ralph Rieben, and Leonard Burton nail jimmy Hutchinson and Paul Bryner hover over thc rafters to their scale model house before adding the jlf., saw roof. I f if f 'A 4' 2 nw, Q .5 ' 5 iiica-Sismuid' MM W , x we md' 14,1 hav X If K 1 f 12 9 I, :',.' 1 tx! lm Z A I -S if H X Dale Uunn - aviation, radio, ziluehra, and stutlv , . . sponsors ' w f..fX.l. and Senior class. lfreparing for the Regional Model Plane Contest, Ron, Sheldon, Erick, Don, and Tom make a last minute check-up. Adjusting the lathe, Ronald, Richard, and Gary pre- pare for another productive and gainful day in the machine shop. Aviation C95 Radio Wie future jet aces copped top honors for Granite as we placed first, second. and third in the Scale- Model Airplane Contest and took the traveling trophy for the highest percentage of planes entered. Cn class time vve huilt a mock-up airplane engine, sent and received morse code, and studied the mysteries of weather. Came Viednesday. Wie of the first year crowd huilt model planes or held lively discussions on the aspects of an air flight. .-Xt last came our trips to the airport and actual flights to discover first- hand hovv a plane reacts in the air. Fascinating trips in the link trainer to study the reaction of a plane to the controls vvere the most. Hams tested radio tuhes and huilt their own transmitters. Aviation students Tom, David, Bruce, and jack learn more about altimeters by studying an enlarged demon- stration model. Practising his daily' assignments, Richard Siddoway adjusts and greases the hrakes making for safer and more carefree driving. Livestock - Poultry - Crops Those of us who found a certain fasf cination in the life of a farmer selected one of the many ag courses taught by Mr. Hilf lam. In farm crops we received expert inf struction on the care of fruit trees, the most effective methods of pest control, how to increase land productivity, and the best means of checking soil erosion. Participating in state fair livestock shows, making field trips to nearby farms, or just absorbing inf LeRoy Hillam - animal hus- bandry, farm crops, landscaping, geometry . . . Sponsors Ag Club, Senate, House. Pointing out the variety characteristics of apples to Mr Hilam's students, Gary, Don, Darwin, and Erick, is Gary Swenson. formation from a text book, we agriculture enthusiasts enjoyed a very evntful year. At' tention was brought to our school by the ef- forts of three Granitians, lim Binando for winning crop exhibits and Kenneth Labrum and Dennis Morrill, while participating on the 4-H livestock team. Classwork was tem- porarily forgotten by the animal husbandry enthusiasts as they attended the event and rooted for their entries. Checking the wing span and thickness of the rooster's feathers are Ag classmates, Wally Mantyla and Ken- neth Labrum. Livestock raisers, Jim, Dennis, Harold, and Glen, hope to fatten a heifcr for next year's county fair competi- tion. D8 as Allred-algebra, solid LeGrand Dykman - geometry, . . interested in chess. mechanical drawing . . . likes trout fishing. Equations - .Angles - Graphs Whether we were mathematic- ally inclined, or just after another credit, we enrolled in one of the math courses, and plunged into our work like mad. Our vocabu- lary grew as we learned jawbreak- ing terms, practiced new skills, or advanced frantically into the mys- teries of numbers. While quadra- tic equations and graphs stumped the algebra bunch, our gang in geo- metry pondered over tangents, lo- cus theorems, and functions of an- gles. More than once we were discouraged by overdoses of home- work or a raunchy score in a term test. Then Mr. Dykeman livened us up with a joke or Mr. Allred gave a mathematical scripture Noon hours we were kept busy as we entered the chess tourney. Geometry students, LaVell Burnham, Eliz- abeth Smith, Carol Kuipers, and Walter Parry listen as Stanley Faber proves the two triangles are equal angular. Mr. Allred's mathematicians, Annadelle Faber, Neal Bennion, Kathleen Love and Richard Birch, smile intently as they look over a solid geometry figure. Bunsen Burners Test Tubes - Microscopes Growing widefeyed over tbe immensef ness of tbe world, promises of tbe atomic age and endless miracles, we plunged tbrougb our science classes. Chemistry brougbt lab days witb test tubes, bealiers, and Bunsen burners as we mixed laugbing gas or gun powder. Having no control over tbe elements, we sometimes gave the crowds Bob, Paul, and jim are engrossed in electron streams on a florescent screen showing the effect of alterna- ting currents. Century plant fascinates botany majors jerry, Glen, George, jerry, and Belva as they examine its leaves for insects. in tbe balls a wbiff of rottenfegg gas. 'Twasn't really bad at all to collect bugs for biology or to diagram a grassbopper as Mr. Clarles class read about bacteria growing in agarfagar. Probably nobody will ever forget our mixedfup little skeleton, Herkimer, who aided in the study of the digestive, circulaf tory, and respiratory systems. Demonstrating the noise of an air blast on a siren, Dale Cluff mystifies Lorin Sperry and Bill Strasters. Eugenics gang, jean, Charles, and Dee Ann, agree life is miraculous as Valene explains how twins are produced. Llark-zoolouv, bot- lzetta Bennion-biology . . . Bryant Burmngham - botanv, . . Chairman of Ciradua- Senior Sponsor . . . enjovs trav- physiology, biology, Zoology . . . eling and reading. Manager Student Activities. Baker-chemistry, physics, Ira Peterson-euuenics, genetics, Physiology teens, Floyd, Loretta, and Greg, make a Committee. Hotfooting it through months of study, tests, and discussions, we met our faculty, listened to their lectures, and found them spirited Granitians. We reported on deer and game animals, combed the circulatory system, mastered electricity, and invaded the private lives of plants. Un Saturday nights :oolouv . , , visual aids. psvchnlouv, biolouv . . . Safetv first-hand study of the human skeletal system through bony Herkimer. we tried to figure out our dates with our knowledge of human behavior or to explain reasons for brown eyes instead of blue. Somehow science seeped in, and we learned many fascinating things about ourselves and our world. Reed Thorpe - American his- Merie Bosh -ishorthand, trans- Frank Jorgensen tory and husiness law , . . spun- cription, office practice, tvpinu ing, typing . . . sponsors sors court. . . . Cixradtiatidxi vffommittee. more Class, likes to fish. A ,V .15 .yi C3.P'bOI1S - 3139110115 - A.C1S Struggling to finish that last job in ten minutes for Mr. jorgensen's type class, pass those myriads of timed writings, and restrain from erasing on that fancy paper in the workhooks, type students were mystified hy the way those crazy typewriters spelled. The younger generation of shorthand- ists, encouraged hy Miss Mason's statement that wherever there's life, therels hope, puzzled over outlines which just didn't look right hut climhed steadily toward the IOC word goal. W riting shorthand symbols in the air proves to he a noxcltv for Carolec, jove, Jeannette, Nancy, and L'ar- l -Xnn. janet pounds out daily notices while Hugh helps Diane avera e 'radc' This threeomc ke t the com . g g, s. . s p mercial department rolling. T ll Vt Q -Q K I X, X, , ary Mason - tvpe and short- Leland Bird-salesmanship and an . . . excels concert piano, distrihutive education . . . assem- ltsth th ntre. hiv '-nd' t ...Cx i.t' . C 6 6 CK,n::,f,:CLna0r ,raklmhm Mr. jorgensen's second year typists Kate, Colleen, ' Maureen, and Helen speed through a ten minute timed The second-year students often wonder- ed just how fast Mrs. Bosh could talk but proved their worth at the commercial contest in Tooele. The aspiring young business law students in Mr. Thorpe's class pondered over the intricacies of forming contracts, in- surance collection, and employer-employee relationships. ln distributive education, fu- ture salesmen, under Mr. P:ird's guidance, gave sales demonstrations, composed eye- catching advertisements, designed colorful window displays, and reviewed their eighth- grade arithmetic. -.f' writing. Totaling her assi nment Linda si hs with relief while Dunn transcription future secretaries Sharron and ames searches franticallx for a missin penny and Nfarianne upe weeltlx test as Deanna ponders over Kern reads his text a missin shorthand symbol P ff i . it f if gill fr l l I .fl 1 -dt , , m-1' 3,1 ln our three-year stay at Granite, we all enrolled in history classes. Plowing through oral reports, term papers, daily questions, and exams, we discovered a whole new world of people. As sophomores we witf nessed the fall of the Roman Empire and the di, vision of the Buffer States. Dehates were tops. Inter- class rivalry hrought hotly contested dehates as world history students took negative or afiirmative stands on whether or not the Catholic policy had heen conf structive. As American historians, we spent husy hours cramming the thirtyffour presidents into our heads, memorizing the Gettysburg Address, or journeying across the Atlantic with Columhus. Came Fridays. We read American Olvserwrs. Paul Beecher-A meriran proh- lems, world historx . . . Salt-tx Committee, Veterans' K'ommittee, Forrest Greene - study . Chairman of llhers, spons 1 lunior Class, knil W'ar conflicts are realized as Karlene Hanks tells the story of the Directed by Lee Bell, the history of the Battle of Gettysburg and the amazing background of Lincoln's Address. Nations starts its course through the un0 Maps - Filrns VV HFS - HGTOGS - Dates Twula Francom-American his' Kathleen Nelson - world his- tirx , , Appeals Committee . . . tory . . . interested in cooking Hall Committee. and gardening. A-Xt last we were seasoned seniors study- ing the problems of American government. XXfe grew interested in the United Nations as Mr. Beecher took us on travels through the great building in New York City. We experienced the immenseness and import- ln Mr. Beccher's American problems class, Dave re- ports on Social Security Act, as Larry and Warren listen intently. Concentrating as they take a t':St on the presidents of the U. S., are historians Jim, Jerry, and Dale ance of the world organization. Remember how we discussed the pros and cons of going steady and early marriage or planned hudgets for a family of four. Once a month we traveled to a foreign country through motion pictures. Juniors, Evelyn, W'anda, Phyllis, Carol and Violet listen to tales of the Klu Klux Klan, Scalawa s and Carpetbaggcrs. Comps - Diagrarns Poetry - Languages - Drama ' 5 's A 9 p X ,1t :gf 5 , y, e , ,J . . ' 'ff ' ' 1' . W 7 i , zrll lj 2 1 5 X l X Bull's-eye in sight, Ruby, Sylvia, and Anadelle make good archers by shooting those arrows straight and swift. These snappy gals, Marianne, Le Ann, Margie, La- Rena, Marion, Darlene, and Janyce, displayed their Margie Simons starts off the opening game of the talent in the dance assembly. day by tipping the baske:-ball to Karen Smith. TX... S Marjorie Hiatt-physical edu- Alta Christensen-physi al edu cation . . . sponsors G,A..-X. and cation and dancing . . . n ,lunior Class, Citizenship Com- Pep Club and Ski Club. mittee. Carol shows her winning serve on the ping pong table Spiking the volleyball l.aRena Robinson runs to her pert partner, Jean, and eagerly waiting learners, up the score for her teammates Carol Brown Linda, Loreley, and Sharon. Zelda Sorensen, and Kay Jensen. The gals in physical education dribbled their way through tight spots to stack up a basketball victory, spiked the hall over the net for that much-needed volleyball score, and connected with the baseball bat for that triple which put another point in the win column. The dolls from the dancing classes produced a real gone assembly based on the life of their crazyfmixed-up little teacher, Chris. Their hot-offfthe-griddle numbers in- cluded l.onesome Polecatf' Shine on My Shoes, and Madcap. To train brains as well as brawn, the junior gals toured the Provo Mental Hospital and entertained with the latest dance steps. After their program, Farmerettes returned to Granite thankful they were normal happy teensters. jim, Larry, and Leg check Richardk foxm as he flier nver the low hurdles in a practice run. Scrimmaging with the pigskin, Bob sen for a pass to Frank as Danny and Blaine prepare to block. Jim YN'nodward jugglcs the ball as he attempts a tip- in xvhilc opposition cagcrs trv to gain possession. 'N-s ell Edwards-football coach lim Woodward - swimming Rex Olson - haskethall coach la-'YS gym . . . interested in coach . . . hoys' gym . . . Citi- . . . hors' gym . . . Citizenship pound tackle- . , . likes golf. :enship Committee . . . Clrounds, Committee . . . Grounds, Parkin: Parkin: Committee. Keeping in good physical shape, Richard, Lynn, Larry, and Denis try a few push-ups during fifth period. Ctimmiit t 451 ter NWN ! Diving - Dribbling - I-Iuraling From a quick dunk in the pool to a sprint around the track, we let off steam and kept in good physical condition. Under jim Woodxxfard, swimming and track coach, l.aVell Edwards, foothall man. and Rex Olson, haskethall and hasehall mentor, we laid up a hucket, flew over a hurdle, tackled a football carrier, or sprung a flip on the hoard. Having crazy times, we goofedfoff in the locker room with cold showers, hot showers, lost shoes, and no towels at all. Days in the hygiene room hrought educaf tional films. 42 f1-'Pin nmsrfffasf V 1 P Study - Books We teensters crowded into the study hall to cram for a chemistry or biology final or to complete today's genetics review before the 2:35 bell. Six periods a day we could be caught studying, writing, or just milling around observing the most fabulous art dis- plays. C:CD1'J.C3eI1'l3I 8,'l',iOI'l At the east end of the hall were shelves of books. There were also Mr. Moffitt and his library assistants to track down books for us. They repaired old books and purf chased new ones, added new magazines and pamphlets, and kept files in order. Tops in thier field Gordan Bowers-hopes to excel in adver- tising. Larry Carlson-intends to enter college athletics. Erwin Haltinner-desires architecturf al success. Carol Emery-was outstanding Pep Cluh mistress. Bob Adams-wants success in .-Xir Force. Frankie Mclnelly-aspires to an inf structing career. Sheldon Hansen-is studying to he aviation mechanic. Jim Binando-hopes for an engineering career. Kate Kladis-wishes to hecome an airline stewardess. Keith Jensen- plans for foreign travel. Jerry Johanson-is enf thusiastic about engineering. Ken Carlson-def sires degree in chemical engineering. Pat Bitter -is interested in social counseling. Sharon Oli- verson-aspires to graduate from Pm.Y.U. Janet GORDON BOWERS Jensen-excels as soloist and an accompanist. A Bruce Bangerter-aims to become cartoon ani- rnater. Janice Iessop-reveals ambition as a ow Marine. Maurine Linnebach-is enthusiastic Q ' ahout homemaking. Joye Wright-plans to teach physical education. ERw1N HALTINNER LARRY CARLSON Mechanical Drawing Athletics 86 was gg!! z D oe, 41? u ,,...f54 CAROL EMERY BOB ADAMS FRANKIE NMINELLH Pep Club Aviation Speech SHELDON HANSEN JIM BINANDO KATE KLADIS Auto Mechanics Agriculture f00kiH1-I S-L, Outstanding students look to future r'x Y . w w , ,gf as .4 JERRY JOHANSON Drama KEITH JENSEN Language KEN CARLSON PAT BITTER Chcmistrv Commercial f KK' Vgglfrx 1, ti Q xii Q NN W 1 X ui 215 1 A, A isp- , K , wfqnl' yt!! - fi! ' 1 1 , '-' I A, 1 lr- T IV -K ' 1 il X I lffuxilff' M H lg - sv ' x ' M W . A AMIZ J M, f' ' ' .L f I ' ff' ' - ' 4 5 f ff if M4-4 fag 1 li 3 'llff fix, ' I pb U U1 , J if ,ffif'4'JfN' 'I fnlvdp- Iivyyfff 0 , ll f + ff Up, f . if . CID 01913616 'Ex 121-. ' lp A' ,,'ul!'! nf ' N iv A .f in ,L 6- Kwa'XQk,,,X,fA Q7 QM , f 'I'- '-M 'N 'W ' 'vm 'Q EOHTG. I.n98,C1S the 'VV'ay Granitians, while :ooming here and there, sometimes wonder who keeps Granite running so smoothly. So here they are - that live-wire hoard headed hy Superin- tendent Gourley. These men are enthusi- astic ahout their johs of juggling school rooms for the increasing numher of stu- dents, maintaining higher than ever schol- astic standards, and hopping to the de- mands of district projects. Calls come to their office from elementary schools to high schools to supply bleachers, lahoratory equipment, dictionaries, motion picture pro- jectors, and even music for a song festival. They stopped our dizzy dashes through snow and sleet this year, when they found it necessary to lend the L Building to the hulging junior high. David Gourley Superintendent Granite District School Board: Seated: Victor Bess, Superintendent David lourlu Ze h lirekson, M. Elmer Christensen. Standing: O. K. Fotheringliam, U. Thayne Accord Dow P Brian Lorenzo H. Hatch Principal and Counselors The high quality of instruction and school spirit at Granite is promoted hy Mr. Hatch, our principal. This altruistic man directs his attention to helping students. teachers, and parents. He is a true Granitian who vvants to share his pride for Granite with every student. He and his three help- mates solved many a Granitian's prohlem as we harged into their offices, caught in the midst of exciting doings. Checking and re- checking credits, Mr. Clark gave personal attention to graduating seniors. He really hustled to insure us that long-awaited dip- loma. Miss Pehrson, our second Mom, gave us understanding with justice and tried to find the hest in all of us. Mr. Maglehy Principal succeeded in raising the hoys' attendance higher than ever this year, the hoys agreed he was tops. Ellsworth Clark Ann Pehrson Russell Nlaglehv Counselor Dean of Girls Dean of Boys iwdam Sv 41 ' 1 A, A J X y. , ,i Jgfeq, ,yi A.,L,,.y s A ,,f eeyeygxg Q s Ls I' ' x sl sy .X f l , X 2 r - - J I K, VL, ffal 'sf fJL'f!st - ll , 4, Q, f, T' ff 1r'Lk's ft- ' 'N'6L'L Y V V Z f 12 z,4,'ef Jifbfffg-fl' ffvc Q ' UDL X Xqilfvbv ,,,,ft,J ' -si e 'X 41 7evef Iss f-74'7?'k'C - in . ,Jil l 4 I fs-efifwfi I TQ . f JV W ,A 1 X .lvwnefil ,ffl h i l 'ff I , f'7Yf14f'e,C2..f I I l l . Azz, 4 , ,I 157 fl. ' A, 1 A 1 tg, 1 7 J f. 0 Y. ff f -, if ft-'l Q ' 1 ff , A ,f ffuf Avifffi J ,,4f'g l , of im ,fifty-is f 'Cx' KD-C' ff Chvvv Zi' elif' K 1 E1 9 L jkfpvif V , T- yfXg-gfvs I AQ .mit UV! ' 1 J fi' , , ,ff VU'ls! ff' ' K 'f,T?' L Veqjn. e ' cw- , 6 I Donna Shimoda X V' f Lui if, fvwyvqyvv .L , 34 ,Hip C4 CL hd fkf LLLQJ f iyu Jxyce-President Jeri Andersen Secretary L 94 Ofhf 'K u -fe? Plunging with full force into a year destined to he the greatest yet were our student hody officers - Lynn, Donna. and leri. This threesome of energetic doers hustled to every activity, met with other student hody officers, sponsored a Get 1 acquainted assemhly for the Sophomores, and previewed assemhlies. Lynn, a three letterman, chalked up a full calendar. Came Decemher. and Donna, that small handle of energy, distrihuted Ci hooks. Personality plus gal ,leri helped to hring us a funfpaclied Qi Xlfeelt. 'Twas agreed these enthusiasf tic officers were custom made for the year'54!55, fm ,41 4 Q f f wh: , Vin' 'W jf, yt, JW ff emrf , ., . ,,f.- , agwffm A, gp? if If hr 4' ,Q H , .,.,, f 1 . EfE:2:.Z?::::1 f' ff' , ' V- V ,. w,n:.:. ,,. f'1:5, - I , - D 41 ' .. Z .,,... :I l ' '. ' V,-If, .W .- , Legislature Tip Top Planning a clean-up campaign are House Senators, Florenfe Smith, Jack Aifmel, members, Eddie Bianco, Mavis Baker. and COFH 5P3l'l'CbO0m, W0fk dilixzentls' David Candland, and Louise Dixon. while compiling Granitian handbooks. Our industrious Senior senators: Dixie Barker, Ken Carlson, Carol Emeryg junior senators: lack ,-Xirmet. Li: Burton, Cora Sparreboomg Sophomore senators: Kay Blanck, Peggy Siddoway, Florence Smith, under the leadership of LeRoy Hillam, did a really cool job of keeping Granite on the hall. The Senate made a bangfup success of the Gridiron Swing, the first dance of the year, without even making a dent in their supply of cash. Senators: Row l-Li: Burton, Dixie Barker, Ken Carlson, Peggv Siddowav, Florence Smith, jack Airmet, Sponsor, thu' distributed handbooks and decorated for the Gridiron To celebrate the Yuletide season, they donned their best togs and met at the house of Donna Shimoda for a hall. Each gal brought her favorite dish and after doing away with the last crumb, the gang sat hack to enjoy Bingo. This group put out a superf deluxe handbook with narry a snag after getting the facts about clubs. games, and activities. They helped Granite! legislature run smoothly. je'i Andersen, Donna Shimoda, Carol Emery, Kay Blanck. Row Nix Hillam, and Cora Sparreboom sparked Granitian activities as Swin ,fff f: 25 ft fn . fn W W 5, L3 ,A4'! L.- ,.. fa 2 139 Y ' ff s :Y A'i Yxf fa ig'f' . , .4 fu 48731, 'f ' my gk 'T' V v L' ' xy, gpg s z 'ifj' 11 ' ' Us 3 f Q W ' s vi '15 X x QW: . raw' X, tif , M 'J wx f Pe -. ' 'Q S Wa. ff ak: jp' gg , ft ' i 453 F5135 ,f fr1gfF ,,4,g if I! Aga! Xa? ,f ,. xi ' ,b .1 .mix ' F ki., f .sg Q Fwy. BOYS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Mason Jacobs, Bill Peters, Ray Zigich, jerry Johanson, Ray Yocom, Paul Nlanwill, Allen Parris, Don Widdowscwn. Row Z: Blair Abbott, Fred Henkel, David Smith, Cork Dunn, Ron Brown, Larry Carlson, Hugh Barlow, Darrell Kiesig. Row 3: julian Barlow, Floyd Weidauer, Don Sterling, Vern Jorgensen, Erwin Haltinncr, Stan Derbidgc, Leonard Burton, Rudy Tschaggeny. Row 4: Ned Christensen, Dick Hills, Red Derbidge, Gerald Thurman, Paul Mulliner, Gregory Smith, Leon Soren- sen, Mark Smith. Boys' League officers Paul Nianwill, Erwin Haltinner, Larry Carlson, Red Derhidge, Don Sterling, Mason Jacobs, and Darrell Kiesig. On their way to discuss Fathers and Sons are Parry Allred, Stan Derbidgc, Don XViddowson, and Fred Henkel. Boys' 'VV'e ek Initiated An energetic crew of Boys' League offif cers planned assemhlies, heardfgrowing con- tests. and hoosted spirit during Boys' Week. Setting a spooky Halloween atmosphere with ghosts and goblins, they lost the student hody in a graveyard during their assembly. Later they hrought a talent revue featuring Little Nell. 101 Came Boys' W'eek when slave for a day was every hoy's lot after losing the atten- dance contest, when guys grew heards all week or dressed as Farmers in scarves and levis. Going out with Mom was wonderful as we danced at Date with a Dream. Presenting Sum 1n 1nto a1t11111 thu on the ball fouriome acluscrs fdvsard Nulcn Nell Nlad sun L1:l1t11r Xldl'Lld Nladdox and assouatf. Cdll0f Umm: R11.hu snnlc vuth h1l1 hopu .1-. thu dWdlI appruxal of 1911 una dest n lVl11t111g LlLldllI1LN N111ur1r1f' t 1 sc 1111l 1111 1111tst1n11ng st111l1r1ts md pl1r1r11ng IL fl WD nuts of t c Burl 11 l1LlLlL 1t11111 t 1 111 c1111l group led lu lVl1r111 M1d 11x 1111 lwllfk. 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Tl1j'l1l' ' lm ll 1 S -1 l1c c ll l1cA'1l11 l11 1 V 'c 11l f 'N lf' Staff members Don Card, Stanley Faber, Ann Maxwell, and Nancy White agree the dance, Mardi Gras , will be the craziest ever as they blow up balloons and stuff them with fortunes. if Karen Colbert, art editor, shows off lively spot drawings to photo- grapher Mason Jacobs, Sharon Oliverson, jay Hahn, and Daryl Frame. Staff also identified pictures. Determined to have a strictly modern cover, jack Scovil, Niargaret Hufe- ner, Keith Jensen and Gayle Cox cast votes for their favorite designs from the Art Department. wr, M' fr' If 'Li A x .- . .f- ,sy A . wi, ,ff',,e,4 ' ,,,-., f f. s., 'A ' V. 1 ' at 4f.1?i,, My ,511 A4 bu u ,. 'iQ.,,Q,r 7 s 11411 ii.. -: af .f ' 4-.1 X Ns fx A. A ,,.. ,,Mmm,..4--can- A M,,w..,A , ns: hymns-if I ' wt. :w X Q 4 1: r V -3 . 'DIES 'vlectxn thexr monthly deadline Associate Edltor Gerald Thur man catches the swmglng, door for Edxtor anxce Jessop as famlhar couple head to the printers Hustlmg newshounds dashed here and there pencll and plper rn hand to get the latest scoop on school neyxs and xrexxs They rm ox er to the A to get all the dope on the n xx colch, lnterxlexxed Mr Neslen for debrte dlta and sneaked 1nto the locker rooms before the blg glme They heard all slxx all xx rote all CllCklDg out edltorla mches they publlcl ed the clean up cam pargn, elex ated school Splflf, and presente parent op1n1ons on Glrls Week ln the Cen ter of all the fury Mlss Reynolds lamce les sop and Gerald Thurman spent hours cut tmv pastmg, copy readlng and makmg trrps to the prlnters to see that The GTCIHIKICIH met 1ts monthly deadline 103 PX peek oxer the shoulders of the staff members rex ealed thelr speclal lnterests -Xnn Bennlon and Valene Hanks coxered glrls 1ct1x1t1es vxhlle elnn tte Belles and Hope Rlchardson spotted nexx s for the buslness de partment, oan Peterson xx orked like m ld on Vlarcla Maddox spotlnghted dashm fashlon Gatherrng b1ts for the sports page xx ere Ron n1e Darger or Lalvlar Peck Carol Herman sen penned lmpresslxe 6CllIOI'1llS and -Xnn Maxwell kept tab on G -X -X act1x1t1es Gary Fereday managed buslness affarrs as Mlrlen Clrrk reported Pep Club nexxs Ms . 1 1 I T ' A A , ' ' z ' ' , r ' ' ' ' , . K 1 . V' v ' y . I A I 4 V . , I Y an xx I L ' 1 ' .a f I z e 1 . ' e ' 1 ' ' . . I V - . 1 z ', ' . ' ' T J . l ' ' . l Z . s 2 . ' ' , A Y 4 V I . . . .y I news neighbors as Claudia Christensen and .. , . ., 4. ' ' - 1 ' ' ' 7 , ' 1 . . . . , . , 'xx , , ' f A . . Y . .k v K A T y I A I T I 7 I v . n . o . V. . as l r-' l h , 7 4 . , 1 I Q . . , . . . ' , , ' 5 rl , , Q e 1 H Books - Keys Blue Slips With contagious smiles and happy personalities, our three office girls sped through husy days of keeping Gran, ite's affairs in running order and satisfying the needs of faculty and students. Before the tardy hell, as students dashed in, Della Thompson scranihled to sell students type paper, a pencil, or a special English text, to change money, record facts and figures in the hooks, transfer credit, or lend muchfneeded locker keys. Mavis Christensen had a special satisfaction as Mr. l-latch's private secretary. W'hen not hopping to the wishes of Mr. Hatch or typing corresf pondence, she kept husy answering innumerahle telephone calls, okaying daily notices, or solving the prohlems of stu' dents. lf we were ahsent, Wynona Cottrell passed out hlue slips. She spent her time recording Clays present and ahsent of each student. By juggling rows of statistics, she kept school records in order. S After the 2:35 hell, when halls are quiet and empty, this cheerful threesome, Mavis. V vuonu, and Della, relax before digging into their after-school work. 106 Niavis Ch ristensen persoi:.il -t't:t1.,v'. ' ...t-ru.-',t': he ktvl rl' i will guna Della 'llhompson l lr ery ni..:..1gt-s 'rx :N k .W ., --Vg A X , N , XVx'nnna L'ottrell i li of srarzstxs of the fi 1 iipliolstt-it-tl ':i:13rx.r t 4 I -lliltlre 1: wt- ': QTW fr is 'Nl A ll Ii- I . , fl If I can ,ki Custodiarls .A.SSiS'C8.IlT,S I-Iall With a sincere willingness to help, our custodians pushed their hrooms around, shined windows, repaired jammed lockers, picked up papers on our campus, conf trolled furnace temperatures, and opened locked doors after the 2:35 bell. Running errands for Miss Pehr- son, calling students to the phone, and doing their hest for ailing students, the Dean's Assistants served the gals of Granite. The Hall Committee, with pen- cil and paper in hand, collected and checked the names of hall per- mits of the students roving the halls. This outstanding organizaf tion has heen puhlicized throughf out the nation for its originality. Keeping a clean campus and satisfying faculty and student needs are Della King, A. D. Dean, Charles Fawson, Bill How- ard, and Jay Fawson, Deans' Assistants: Sheryl Anderson, Car- olyn Smith, Sue Cowan, Darlene Niem- mott, Carol Emery, Pat Tschaggeny, Mar- cia Maddox, Virginia Smith, and Denise Johnson. Hall Committee workers Regie jackson, Jay Hahn, and Beverly jones check with chairmen, jack Hilton and Rosalie Jones, who tabulate lists. Q XG Qla XJ XX iw ,ff 7' if wif . f Q! -Ia .w Y KT ,XX .X X' -w 3 x x XQ Q X. XX iX'.X1 X X x as 3 . x X5 X QQ RX B L2 RSX Q Q, 4 :X XA EJ N QS xv X, . xx J ' ' xg gh N N in .X 'QQNQN EN x X N N XJ Q - K ' Y - 'T YS NK J N Xmxi M Q m ,. .xx Q, -x Xx , wx 1 Q QR A X313 X V. X g,Nx fjvx N my Nw 1 XN Q x X :J . J x XX J I 3 . . U 4 '90 4 4 if if I A f133 m ??? ' i , 4: ' si ' if V 2' 3 I Y ' 4 I c 1 ? ! 4 15 1 r 11 7 s I f. i I -nr Bob Adams Clarene Adamson Lorna Adamson Jack Affeldt lla Allen Lora Dick Anderson Jeri Andersen Sheryl Anderson Clifford Angell Erick Anson Lynn . Bob Adams--Cheerleaflher '54, '55i' C.A.l'. '53, '54, Commander '55: Stage Manager '5-43 Boys Ciumil 54 Track '53, '54, '55. Clarenc Adamson-Ht-use '55: Choir Guild '54, '55: l-.A.C. '54, '55: Opera '54, llai 54 Lorna Adamson--Choir Guild '54, '55: Opera '5-4: l'lav '54. Jack Affeldt-fiolf '55: Hall Committee '55, lla Allen K '5-1: Drama '54, '55: Pep Clul' '55: Band '53, '54, Lora Allred-House '5-lg D.A.R, Representative '55 Icp Club Drama 53: Play '5-l. ' Qick Anderson-Track '55, Jeri Andersen-Student lluily Secretary '55: ,lunior Class Yeep '54 Ne t 53 '55: House '55: Ci Counyil '55: Ski Club '55, Yicef Prewldeiit '54, '55: llep Clula '54, '55. Sheryl Anderson er Clul' '54, '55: Plan' '5-3. Clifford Angell-lim? Cfutiiicil '5-3: l..A.C. '53, '54, '55: Hall Committee 55. Eriek Anson Track '53, '54, '55: Swimminu '53, '54, '55, Lynn Ashton-Stutlcut limit' llresitle 'ng E lo Coiiiiyil 54: lwmtltall '55, '54, '55: lint-ltetlmll '53, '55: Kev Clula '5-1. 10 nt 55 C C until 54 Sv ll i olvi' ,sv fifi' W A , TW fy, WW' iw Z W: , , in , 514 1 I A 34 S va, . 5 H. I .M ,, W gy ,pf , Q W5 -,wp J' A lsr' 5w's'w,1 HW 'Z Z., vi ' Q A415796 A I . A V' ' W fi' g 'rf' 'fag V , L if f' Y '44 My 1 wg, 5 l if 1o,,,,,,, an fem Q JW ' vdf ij 4 I 7 ,JINUUII .L-. Richard Atkinson Connie Bagley Calvin Babcock Ron Bagley Carol Barker Dixie Hugh Barlow JoAnne Barker Loana Barrowes Jeannette Beales Betty Bean Pat Ann Bennion Marianne Belcher Lee Bell Eddie Bianco jim Binando Patricia Richard Atkinson-fXieul'111111t's. Connie Bagley-fi..-XC, 54: Fecretarx' ol fXtlX'1lIlCCcl limtls Class 555 Calvin Babcock-lfonrlmll 53, 55: ,l.X'. Team 543 'Vrntk 53, 54, 55: lim! CQo1111u1l 54: S1826 Crew. Ron Bagley--l511r11re Retzulerf Cflulw 55: Represemetl li1'111111e 111 Szferx' llmeri Clxlllltrf 55. Carol Barker-Yeurimok llzmee Queen 55: fflimr 54, 55: St-lwnl l'l:1x' 54: Opera 541 SXKIFDHIIHS Club 53, Dixie Barker--Se-1111te 55: Represe11t:11ix'e 533 lhrl! Clvllllfll 5-4, C111-wr Chnltl 54, 55: Pep Clul' 551 Opera 5-iz 5w1n1r'n111: fllula 53. 5 51 CXPCIZ1 Hugh Barlow-Femor Claw l'reN:.lc111g Clhuu' 54, 55: llox'CCQoL111u1l 551 li CQo1111q1l 553 Truck 'SS' cs 541 xlilllllitl' of lkhers 55. JoAnne Barker-Ciirl! League '53, 54, 55: l'ep Club 551 Chow klllllxl 54, , Cisllllhjll 551 Opera 54. Loana Barrowes-lieaux Arn Cluh 53, Seuret.11'x' 54. llrenitlem 55: llep Cflulw 54: Cfhmr fimltl 54, 55: llluul4pr1111N for Nexxwpt1per 55. Jeannette Beales-llnper 55: l..A.Cf. Offmer 55: ihrli C,UlIllCll 54: 1 1 N . 53. Pat Beck- ' '53 54 PCP Cilulw 54. Betty' Bean-Future llerurler- Cllulf 551 Cin-XA. Cfluh 55: Hull Ciornrnuree 541 lghrarx' ' c111 pf Cl 11 vs 1.1 C111 pu 1 11111 man-Femor Reprexe11r11r1x'e of fl1I'lS- l.e:1:ue 55: llruma 5 .-, . , .- , . .-. ,K 1 1.1 1 'X .11 25-1.1.1 , . 'ssl --11-' Ann Bennion-Ftutlem liotlx lilafnlflillll Pep Cluln 55: Cjllvll' 54: Opera 541 lhrli Co1111t'1l 51, , Co11111'1l 553 Secremrx lumnr Cflz1sN5-ig Paper 55. Niarianne Belcher-Cfhmr illlllkl 54: khrls' lC'l ll6 54: Office Smit, 55: Or-ern 54: School l'lnv 54. Lee Bell-Cf..-X.l'. 53, 54, 55: lizuul 54. Eddie Bianco-Home 54, 55. jim Binando-.-X: Club 551 Houv I'2I'1l3Cl'IlY6 55: Office Stuff 54 L 5Pcaker 551 Hull Cfsrnmuiee 55: clfxlilllela lilllfxll 551 llher 55. Patricia Bir- 112 Beverly Black-Drama Club '5-43 Dance Committee '5-1. Jackie Bland-Cheer- leader '53, '54, '55g Choir Guild '54, '55g Debate '55g Ski Club '54, '55g School Playg Opera: Traveling Assembly '5-1. Helen Blevins-Junior Senarorg Pep Club '55g Choir Guild '54, '55g Ski Club '53, '54, '55p Opera '54, Jerry Boettcher-Ag Club '55g Track '5-lg Stage Crew '55. Gordon Bowers-Designed '54 Yearbook Cover and '55 G Xllleek Book: Pioys' League '5-lg Tennis Team '551 Grounds Patrol '55. Gerald Breslin-Likes leather craft. Judy Brim- G Council '5-lg House '5-lg School Play '5-'wg Opera '5-lg Choir Guild '55. Ron Brown-Bow' Council '55g Park- inu Patrol '55: Baseball '55. Sylvia Brown-Pep Club '55g Opera Prop Manager '5-t: Choir Guild '55. Jolene Brunson-Pep Club '54: Swimming Club 53. Dennis Butler-Choir Guild '54, '55g liand '53, '5-1: Orchestra '5-lg Future Re- tailers Club '55. Laurette Burton-Pep Club Secretarr '55g Opera '5-lg Drama Club 53. Leonard Burton-C.A.P. '54, '55g Football '5-lg Boys' Council '55. Dave Buist- l..A.C. '53, '5-43 Choir Guild '54, '55g C.A.P. '55. Kenneth Butler-Boys' Council '5-lg Track '53, '54, '55. 113 Black Jackie Bland Helen Blevins Jerry Boettcher Gordon Bowers Breslin Judy Brim Ron Brown Sylvia Brown olene Brunson Butler Laurette Burton J Leonard Burton if Dave Buist Kenneth Butler 'X Vjohn Canepari 54 Carolyn Canterbury ',Charlene Carlsen If Ken Carlson Frank Childers Lf Connie Gary Christensen L Marlene Clark Sheldon Clark Millen Clawson ReVae Clements Darryl Harold Cowley Sue Cowan Suzanne David Ken Dahl Fred Dalton Ronnie John Canepari-Orchestra 535 Drama Club 53. Carolyn Canterbury-School Play 543 Drama Club '53, 54. Charlene Carlsen-Swimming 53, 54. Ken Carlson-Langauge Arts Club '54, '55, Choir Guild '551 Senate '551 House of Representatives 54, G Council 55: Student Court 55: l'sher, Secretarv 55: Opera '54g Band 53, '54, 55. Frank Childers-Staue Manager 55, lleaux Arts 55. Connie Childs-Pep Club 54, 551 Swimming Club 53: Drama Club 54. Gary Christensen-Skiing 55. Marlene Clark-Language Arts Club 543 Assistant Editor of Newspaper '55, llep Club 55, Choir Guild 54, Orchestra 53. Sheldon Clark-enthusiastic about aviation. Millen Clawsen-Boys' Council '541 Football 53: Basketball 53, '54, '55, Track '54, 55: Opera 541 Hall Committee 55: Grounds Patrol 55. RaVae Clement-Pep Club 543 received recognition in Poetrv Contest 55. Darryl Colton-l..A.C. 531 Future Re- tailers Club 553 Stage Crew 54: llsher 55. Harold Cowley-Drama Club 53, '54, 553 School lllav 54: Future Retailers Club 55: l.ibrarv 53, '54, 55. Sue Cowan-Girls' League 54, President '55, G Council 55: llep Club '54, 55, Choir Guild 54, 551 Cadet Hop Queen 55, Opera 543 Traveling Assembly 55, Suzanne David- G Council 55: Girls' Council 54: Dance Com- mittee 54, 55: Ski Club '53, 54, 553 Pep Club 54, 55: Choir Guild 54, 55: Opera 54: Traveling Assembly 55. Ken Dahl-C.A.l'. Drill Team 54, 55: Hors' Council 533 Track 53: Tennis 54, Grounds Patrol 55. Fred Dalton- States public speaking is favorite class. Ronald Darger-Sports Editor of Newspaper 551 l'sher 55: Beaux Arts '55. 114 lu Davies L Sharen Dayton Red Derbidge Stan Derbidge Jerry Dietz Kent Dodge Mary Dudley Garn Duke Billy Dunn Ron Erickson Elaine Eastwood Carol Emery Sherla Davies-School Play '54, Dance Assembly '5-41 Advanced Foods Class President. Sharen Dayton-Retailers Club '55. Red Derbidge- G Council Presi- dent '55g Boys' League '53, President '55, Key Club '55g Football '53, '54, '55, Debate Team '55g Representative. Stan Derbidge-Cheerleader '55g Choir '54, '55g Opera '5-lg Boys' Council '54, '55, Track '53, Football '53, '54. Darlene DeVisser-Office '55. Jerry Dietz-Driving Committee '54, Traffic Assembly. Kent Dodge-Foov ball '53, Opera '54. Mary Dudley-Retailers Club '55g G.A.C. '54, Hall Committee '55. Garn Duke-Future Retailers Club '55g Choir '53, '54, Opera '54. Billy Dunn- G Council '54, Stage Crew '55, Skiing '54, '55, Golf Team '55g Football '53, '54, '55. Ron Erickson-Cheerleader '55, Retailers Club '55, Choir '54g Band, Orchestra '543 Opera '54g Hall Committee '54g Grounds Patrol '55g Forensics '55. Elaine Eastwood-Swimming '53. Carol Emery-Seminary Veep '54, Pep Club '54, Drill Mistress '55g Choir '54, '55, School Majorette '5-13 Senate '55, G Council '55g Girls' Council '55g Opera '54g Drama Club '53, Jan England-Grounds Patrol '55. 115 Darlene DeVisser Darwin Dumas Jan England Dorothy Evans Don Everett Waltraut Falbe Colleen Farrington Gary Fereday Bob Fitts LaNae Flowers Patricia Fredrickson Cleo Goodall Marilyn Gould Alan Gowans LaNita Deanna Green Sheri Green joan Griggs Colleen Gustafson Jean Gustavson Dorothy 4 Dorothy Evans-Girls' Athletic Associatton 54: Del-ate 54: Hall Committee 54. Don Everett-Band '54, 55. Vfaltraut Falbe-Vice-l'res1clent of Lzttwtlttue Arts Cluh 55: Choir fillllel 55: Drama Cluh 55: Girls' Athletic Asso- caiteon 55: Traveling Assemhlx' '55, Colleen Farrington-Girls' Council 53: Lzumunue Arts Cluh 55: Choir Guild 55: Drama Cluh 541 lraueltnu Assemhlv 55: School lllztx' 54: Opera 54. Gary Fereday-C.A.l'. Drill Team '54, 55: lloxs' Council 54: lfutufe Retailers Cluh 55: Newspaper Stuff' 55: Stztue Crew 54, 55. Bob Fitts-llouse 53: Future llettulers Cluh 55: Choir liuiltl 54: llrztmzt Clult 53: Sltunu 51, 53: School l'l:ty 53g iirouncls l'zttrol 55. LaNae Flowers-liirls' llasltetlnttll 5-lg l,tlNrarx Service 54. Patrica Fredrickson-Choir iitlllcl 55: lleftux Arts 55: Operu 54. Cleo Goodall-Ciirls' Athletic Association 54. Biarilyn Gould-Drztmat Cluh '53, 54, l'restclent 55: School l'lax 54. 55: l'rop Xlztnauer ot' Opera 54: Hull Committee 55. Alan Gowans- Ci Council 55: lloxs' Coun- cil 54: l'sher 54, 55: Tennis Team 54, 551 llttnce Committee 5-l. Deanna Green-Choir iltlllcl 54: Skt Clule 54, 55: Fwirnrning Clult 55: Lnnutlztue Arts Clul' 55: Lihrnrx Serxtce 55: 'School l'l:1x' 55: Opera 54: Speech Contest 55. Sheri Green-luntor Cheerleader 54: Choir Ciutltl 54, 55: School lllan 54: Opera 54: Traixeltntz Assemhlx' 54, 55. Joan Griggs-llep Cluh 55: School l'l:u' 54: Hull Conqnmtqc- '53, Colleen Gustafson-liirls' Council 55: l'ep Cluh 55: iitrls' Athletic Assoctaitton 54: Hall Commit- tee 54. jean Guy-tavson-fxltotr iiuiltl 54, 55: l'ep Cilul' 54: Op:-txt 54, Dorothy Gutke-llnntl 53, 54, 55: C - chestta 55. 116 ne Hammer Vona Dee Hancock Valene Hanks Bob Hansen Sheldon Hansen Ann Harper Fred Henkel Carol Hermanson Bob Hertig Janet Hill Hill Joan Humphries Ianis Hoskings Lucy Hook Dennis Hogan Rozanne Hammer-Beaux Arts '54. Vona Dee Hancock-Girls' Council '55. Valene Hanks- G Council '54g Secretary Girls' League '55g Secretary G.A.A. '54g Secretary Ski Club '54g Pep Club '55g junior Prom Queen '54g Newspaper '55g Opera '54. Bob Hansen-Likes souped-up cars. Sheldon Hansen-Ski Club '54, President '55: Hall Committee '55. Rene Ann Harper- G Council '54g Opera '54q School Play '54q Traveling Assembly '54, '553 Pep Club '54, '55q Choir Guild '54, '55g Ski Club '54, '55g Drama Club '54g Swimming Club '53g Musical '55. Fred Henkel-Boys' Council '55g Choir Guild '54g Key Club '55g Football '54g Track '53. Carol Hermanson-Newspaper '55g Beaux Arts '53q Red Cross Representative '55g Hall Committee '54. Bob Hertig -Library '53, '54g Hall Committee '55. Janet Hill-Girls' Council '535 Yearbook '54g Choir Guild '54. Shirley Hill-G.A.A. '54. Joan Humphries-Office Staff '53, '55g Hall Com- mittee '53, '55g Dance Festival '53, '54. Janis Hoskings-House '54g Poetry Contest '55. Lucy Hook-l..A.C. '55g Opera Program '543 Speech Meets, 55. Dennis Hogan -Ag Club '55g Hall Committee '553 Track '55. 117 I Ronald Hyde Carl Jackson Karron Jackson Mason Jacobs Keith Jensen Janet Jeanette Jensen Jerry Johanson Denise Johnson Jeanette Jones Margie Jones Pat Darrel Kiesig Kate Kladis Shirley Krug Jim Klein Bonnie Kyte Norma Ronald Hyde-UU Council '54g Football '53, '54, '55, Track '53, '54, '55: Wrestling '55. Carl Jackson-A: Club: Hall Committee '55, Karron Jackson-Beaux Arts Club '53, Secretary '55, Vice-President '541 Pep Club '55: Drama Club '531 lllue Mood '53, Traveling Assembly '53, '54, '55: Choir '54, '55, House '53g Hall Committee '5-1: Opera '54, School l'lav '54, Tviason Jacobs-Boys' Council '54, Secretnrx' '553 Key Club '54, '55g Yearbook Photog- rapher '54, '55g Future Retailers Club '55: Swimming Team '53: Vsher '54, '55, Debate Team '55. Keith Jensen- l-,A.C. '54, President '55: Kev Club '55, l'sher '55g Business Xlanauer for Yearbook '55g School Plat '55. Janet Jen- sen-Yice-President of Senior Classy X'ice-President of Choir Guild '55, Choir '54, '55g Travelinxl Assemblx' '54, Opera 54. Jeanette Jensen-Representative '55g ii.,-XA. '55, Dance Assemblv '55, Jerry Johanson-Court ,ludee '55: C.A.l'. '53, '54, Officer '55, Choir Guild '54, '551 Drama Club '54, '55: llovs' Council '55, l'sher '551 School l'lax' '54, '55. Denise Johnson-House '54, Choir liuild '54, '55, Miss I'ehrson's Office: Opera '54, Swimming '5'vg Mixed Chorus '53. Jeanette Jones-KIA..-X. '54, Yice-l'resident of Future Retailers Club '55, l'ep Club '55: Swimming '51 Margie Jones-Pep Club '551 Choir '54, '55: Opera '54. Darrel Keisig-Senior Representative for liovs' League '55: Football '54, 55: Track '55, '54, 55: Swimming Team '53, '54, Captain '55, Kate Kladis-llextux Arts Club 54: Outstanding Foods Student of '55, Shirley Krug- Hall Committee '53, '5-1. Jim Klein-House of Representatives '53, Stage Crew '55g l'sher '5-1: Football '53, '54, Bonnie Kyte-Math Student. Norma Latta-Librnrx' '53, '551 French two venrs. 118 n Linnebach Dorothy Lovato LaRae Mackay Marcia Maddox Terry Mangum Mann Nicky Mark Paul Manwill Janice Mawson Ann Maxwell ld Maxwell Paul Mecham Hazel Mclntosh Frankie Mclnelly Ron Miller Maureen Linnebach-Pep Club '55, Choir Guild '54, '55, Opera '54. Dorothy Lovato-Girls' Basketball '54, Swimming Club '53. LaRae Mackay-Girls' League '55, Debate '55. Marcia Maddox--l..A.C. Officer '55, House '53, G Council '55, Yearbook '54, Editor '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Choir '54, '55, Newspaper '55. Terry Mangum-Ag Club '55. Clealon Mann-Ag Club '53, '54, '55, Shop Foreman '54, Agathon '54. Nicky Mark-House '54, Grounds Patrol '55, Future Retailers '55, Beaux Arts '54, Paul Manwill-Future Retailers President '55, Boys' League Second Veep '55, House '54, Tennis '54, '55. Janice Mawson-Fashion Show '54, Dance Assembly '55. Ann Maxwell-Yearbook '55, Paper '55, Girls' Council '54, Pep Club '54, Opera Props '54, Oration, Debate '55, School Play '5-4. Harold Maxwell-Au Club '55. Paul Mecham-Beaux Arts Veep '55, C.A.P. '53, '54, Drill Master '55, Boys' Council '54, Key Club '55, Debate '55. Hazel Mcln- tosh-Pep Club '55. Frankie Mclnelly-Pep Club '54, Historian '55, Oration '55, Prom Committee, Debate '55, Historical Assembly '54. Ron Miller-l'sher '55, Au Club '54, Future Retailers Club '55, 119 iiymbx Ia-V if , Paul Mulliner Sharon Oliverson Ruth Okawa Vickie Noble Doug Olsen Janice Genevieve Paez Darlene Palfreyman Sharron Park Calvin Park Merlyn Parker Mildred George Peters Betty Peterson George Peterson Joan Peterson Cherie Pettey Rochelle Paul lviulliner-Boys' Council '55: Hall Committee '55g Future Retailers Club '55. Sharon Oliverson- G Council '55g Chairman of Teachers' Day for G Weekg Yearbook '55g Yearbook Dance Committee '55g Choir Guild '54, '55g Choir Historian '55g Beaux Arts Club '54g Drama Club '53g Debate '54g Pep Club '54, '55: Opera '54g Traveling Assembly. Ruth Okawa-Likes to travel. Vickie Noble-Public Speaking, favorite class. Doug Ol' sen-House of Representativesg Ski Club '54, Janice Olsen-Choir Guild '54, '55g Opera '54. Genevieve Paez-School Play '54g Opera '54: Beaux Arts Club 543 Traveling Assembly. Darlene Palfrey' man-Choir Guild '553 Dance Club 54: Dance Club Assemblv '54, Sharron Park-Pep Club '54, '55: Choir Guild '54, '55g Opera '54: Dance Committee '54. Calvin Park-Aviation '5-4. Merlyn Parker-Drama Club '54, '55g G.A.A. 555 School Play' '54g Swimming. Mildred Passey-G.A.A. '54, '55, Vice-President '54g Choir Guild '54, '55g Pep Club 545 Swimming Club '53g Opera '5-43 Traveling Assembly: Pep Club Assembly, George Peters-Football '55. Betty Peterson-Choir Guild '54, '55g Swimming Club '54, '55: Pep Club '55: Opera '54g Pep Club Assembly '55g Choir Guild Assembly 55. George Peterson-Boys' Council '533 House of Repre- sentatives: Band '54, '55: School Play '55: Traveling Assemblvz Sophomore Assembly 531 Band Asembly. Joan Peter- son-Exchange Editor for Paper: Hall Committee '55: Golf Club '53, 54. Cherie Pettey-Favorite class, speech. Rochelle Potts--Traveling Assemblv 533 Senior Assemblv '53. 120 Porschatis Ether Pratt Ruth Price Claudia Reid Ann Rich Angela Riedel Hope Richardson Diane Riches jim Rose Afton Swenson Sherrill Swallow Bill Strasters Marlene Porschatis-Girls' Council '53, '54, Choir Guild '55, Opera '53, Dance Committee '54. Ether Pratt-Football. Ruth Price-Hall Committee '55, School Play '53, Drama Club '53, '54. Claudia Reid-G.A.A. '54, Future Retailers Club '55, Spring Festival '53. jack Retallick-Football '55. Dee Ann Rich-Choir Guild '54, '55, Pep Club '55, Opera '54, School Play '54. Angela Riedel-l..A.C. '55, Secretary '55, Pep Club '54, Opera '54. Hope Richardson-Newspaper '55, Orchestra '54, '55, Opera '54. Diane Riches-Yeah book '55, Co-Editor '55, l..A.C. '55, Officer '55, Pep Club '54, Choir Guild '54, '55, Opera '54, Traveling Assembly '54, '55, Ping Pong Champ '54, House '54, Lorraine Robertson-Drama Club '55, Spring Festival '54. Jim Rose-Librarian, Debate Meet, Hall. Afton Swenson-Hall '54, Spring Festival '53. Sherrill Swallow- G Council '54, Choir Guild '54, '55, Pep Club '54, '55, Opera '54, School Play '54. Bill Strasters-Cheerleader '54, '55, Beaux Arts '55, Tennis Team, Captain '54, Swimming Team '53, '54, '55, Skiing '54. Reah Stott-Opera '54, School Play '54, Choir Guild '54, G.A.A. '54, Swimming Club '54. 121 1 Jack Retalliclt Lorraine Robertso Reah Stott Il I fi' 5 Jean Stiehl Merdene Stirling Tom Steward Kent Stevenson Craig Stark Bill Stafford Darryl Spencer Virginia Smith Esther Smith Carolyn Smith Dorothy Simpson Robert Simon Donna Shimoda Elwood Shepard Pat Shafer ,lim Sevy Ardith Searle Paul Searcy jean Stiehl--Chose typing as favorite classq Worked in the Library 55. Merdene Stirling-Beaux Arts Club 555 Choir Guild 55: Designed School Play Program Cover 553 Youth Talent Revue 553 Girls' League 553 Drum Nlajorette '55, Tom Steward-Opera 541 Track 53, 541 Choir Guild 54: Graduating was main accomplishment. Kent Stevenson-Cheerleader 553 Future Retailers Club 553 Band 543 Choir Guild 545 Opera 54. Craig Stark- Ag Club 54, 55. Bill Stafford-Football 54, 55: Praslsetball 53, 54, 553 Baseball '54, 553 Gridiron Swing Attendant 54, 55: Boys' League 55. Darryl Spencer-Cheerleader 553 Opera 543 Choir Guild 543 Traveling Assembly 55. Virginia Smith-Pep Club President 55: Choir Guild 54, 55: Pep Club 54 555 Opera 543 Pep Club Assembly 54, 55. Esther Smith -House 55: G Council 541 Girls' League 541 Hall Committee '54, Carolyn Smith-Alunior Prom Attendant 54: Choir Guild 543 Swimming Club 533 Hall Committee 55. Dorothy Simpson-Niodeled in Clothing Fashion Show 555 Mixed Chorus. Robert Simon-House 55: His poem Vl'omen Driving won recognition '553 Drill Team '54, 55. Donna Shimoda-Student Body Vice-President 55: Senate 553 Girls' League 543 Pep Club 54, 555 Yearbook 543 Danced in Opera 54: l..A.C. '54, 553 House 55: Court 55. Elwood Shepard-Football 54, 551 Tratk 55: Enjoyed working on cars. Pat Shafer-Choir Guild 54: Opera 54: Boolclceeping favorite class. Jim Sevy-Future Retailers Club 555 Hall Committee 53. Ardith Searle-Homeliving Club Secretary: CLA..-X. 533 Foods 53, 55: Pep Club 54, 55. Paul Searcy-C.A.P. 55: Orchestra '54, 551 Band 53, 55. 122 f 'T Jack Scovil Adene Scott Phyllis Schlosser Zelma Schafbuch Tschaggeny DeLorus Smith Ruby Tarin Glen Thelin arlene Tucker Beverly Tremayne Karen Walters Colleen West Jack Scovil-Yearbook Business Manager, Dance Committee '55, I..A.C. '54, '55, Key Club '55. Adene Scott-G.A.A. '54. Phyllis Schlosser-Beaux Arts '53: Future Retailers '55, Spring Festival '53, '54, '55. Zelma Schafbuch-Hall Commit- tee '55. RaNae Salisbury--Senior Class Secretary '55, G Council '55, Senate '54, Opera '54, Dance Committee '53, '54, '55, Choir Guild '54, '55, Secretary '55, Pep Club '54, '55. Rudolf Tschaggeny-Boys' Council '53, 55, Skiing '54, '55. Del.orus Smith -Likes school. Ruby Tarin-Drama Club '55, Debate '55. Glen Thelin-Beaux Arts '55, Stage Crew '54, '55, Tennis Team '54. Gerald Thurman- G Council '55, Boys League '55, Newspaper Associate Editor '55, Usher '55, Key Club '54, '55, President '55. Darlene Tucker-G.A.A. '55, Hall Committee '53, '54, Pep Club '55, Home Economics Club '53. Beverly Tremayne-Choir Guild '54, '55, Opera '54. Karen Walters-Girls' Council '54, House '53, '55, School Play '54, Opera '54, Choir Guild '55, Ski Club '54, '55, Swimming Club '53, '55. Colleen West-Ci.A.A. '54: Office Xvork. Jim West- Ci Council '53, Football '53, '54, Basketball '53, '55, Baseball, Field, Track, '55. 123 RaNae Salisbury Gerald Thurman Jim West I Llalr Wlllxams Pat Wllson Rlchard Winger Robert Wmger Barbara Wxrthlm Veone Wood Donna XVoods Ray Yocom Ruth Youngberg Mxlton Zlgxch Clair Wlllxams X1cePres1dent lf Ag Club 55 Safety Councll 54 Pat Wilson Hall Commmtee 54 Rxchard Wmger Nlethamcallx xncllned Robert Wmger Track 54 55 Barbara Wlrthlm Hall Commlttee Offlce Qtaff 55 Veone Wood Se rerarx tf Future Retallers Club 55 Curls Counul 55 C AC 54 Donna Woods Choxr Cluld 54 55 Opera 54 Hall C mmlrtee 53 Qwlmmmg Club 53 Attendant at Qenmr Hop Ray Yocom Foot bull 53 54 55 Baseball 53 54 55 X1 ePres1denr Qpeaker of the House 55 House 54 Boys Cwun ll 55 Rut Xoungberg., Future Revulers Club 55 Dance Assembly 55 Milton Zlglch C Council 54 Future Retallers uh SONG OF THE G XVhen slght and sound of the campus lt, Gramte, Go lt, Gramte Fade nn the long busy year Hear the battle cry X et wx xll return 1n our memorles lt, Gramte, Go nt, Granlte Echoes of old songs and cheers Yours tml we dle X ou of the fxeld, track and dnamond b e w1ll remember, you ll not forget her, Fnghters for clean uctory Though you are far away X ou vf ho love the faxr, square sport, e lS calling, callmg, to you ever, X ou ll hear the song of the G Honor the grand old G 124 s . . . - Y.. 1 . 1 , l K ' . , . - . , . , . . . . -A Q V, I, . Q . ' . Q- Q y Y , I . . - - ,545 N ' . L . N. Q, A. . . N . . 1 L I W . I , 1. . . . 1 , . . , , . . , . . , 1 , 5 . Q o 1 . ' 1 c . - - i u. ,. z K . Y. Y. 3 LC- ,L L. . z 5 . I xy. K C. . . h , , yn K. N . z Q N V . . . . . -HT, Q. , 5 . J CI '55. r t 1 9 . G . . . . V . O . 9 51 5 v . . . . . . . ' Go I , . . . . v . . sh . , Y . Y. , . . V . . . . V , ff 79 Y' Y' . . ? 6 During Autumn Silhouette, Hugh Barlow kisses Senior Queen, RaNae Salisbury, Donna Woods and Suzanne David reign as at- tendants. To make sure that graduation caps are right sizes, Mr. Clark and Kent Stevenson measure Denise I0hnson's head. Pointing out the right and wrong of banner painting to Darryl Colton are Merdene Stirling and Gordon Bowers. 125 ... f ,,t,,o- Uekugtg, -1 LAT 'D ST r K ' I , v-.,11 .Lynx X ,J V XX: , , ffivuig V, , ,N-f K , f fi 2 X ,K M A X w f- 'w.' ,,,, , H, ,+A-at .J we iq :inf , J.. fa A x C- -. fX., ., ,H If 4,., 2: 13 4: 'Li' fi 1 .,x 5' ft rix',i w f, V3 9 17 ,Ms fx J I' -. k 9, SQ ' x x 3 'lf' vs 1,1 x A f or fl .W +' . . :N I -' egg.-, Q ' gi. Lxfi. ,,e,Rfm11 if '---ff4L, -fe, Lg-L-fL1-LJ ,VA-, ,xiii se 5 '-NYQJ QQQLVL ff..,- L f -.g Juniors .Are Gay - Young Blair Carolyn jack Abbott Adams Airmet Bob Bruce Harold Banks Bangerter Barber Lyle Andersen Danny Barker YQ kr Q e ib- 4: lj V- 'I if .if lZ6 Josephine Ronnie Archuleta Ash Mavis Julian Baker Barlow Ronald Bailey Janice Barnes -and junior Class Officers, Naomi Burrows, Ron Page, and Mary Sanders stroll to their junior assembly. We juniors agreed this year's prom, Ha- waiian Heaven, was just the pink pink limit! W'hat else with the Sedgley beat, a splash of color, a blue ceiling, swaying palms, and a pivoting doll at our side? At our party, led by a lively threesome-Ron, Naomi, and Mary-we chargedfoff. 'Twas a ball! We danced to jukebox pop, sipped punch with spudnuts, or played games to raise some green for our melted-out funds. A term ended. We caught the exam blues with everyone else. Studying like mad, all mem- 127 orized the Gettysburg Address, mixed chem- ical formulas, or wrote theme after theme. Color was the word for garb as we dressed from pink to orange and brought back flapper days with ropes of beads. Vlfe dug lave P. Morgan's That's All l Want From You, Saturday nights with Gohel, and Moon Dial as the most. Finding we had cheered at jayvee games, initiated junior l-lostesses, and produced an assembly, we felt this year a smashing success and looked forward to being Seniors. Juniors I-Iave Vim -'vigor Marlene Barney Paul Bergeson Jean Brasher Paul Bryner Michael Barnett Ioan Bergman Karyn Bridge Nancy Buck Joyce Bateman Kay Bills Nancy Bringhurst Carol Burbidge Glenn Beckstrom Marlene Blakley Bucl Brooks Diane Burden Lynn Behunin Daryl Blycker Bill Brown Sharon Burnett Norman Bell Ann Boam Carol Brown LaVell Burnham Kay Bennion Janice Brady Darlene Brown Naomi Burrows J A , 1 42 1 fa? 45122 I as 4 9 Juniors Spark Class Party Thomas Dickerman Erma Duncan Don Emery Bob Forsyth Doreen Louise john Mary Lou Dipo Dixon Droubay Droubay Garry Carol Sharrie Virginia Lee Dunn Edrington Edwards Elder Shirley Stanley James jerry Erickson Faber Facer Fain Connie Daryl Kay Margaret Fielden Frame Fredrickson Franchow Gary Dudley Lorin Eldridge Shirley Fain Maxine Freeman Helen Dudley Alvin Emery Maureen Farnswort Ronald Gallaghe g 4 , f i f ' 3 L U I , , M, ' 4 Z 5 if ' Mx, , I Q mx awww A W L! H 2 ' if 4:3 f li ----K ' ' 1-A? 4 M Q, . bf . 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Q ,, nap, WM , 'gg i 'j :Q YH 9 ig 1 9 A , mb W3 xg? 3 mf 3 , wiv ,af , 4 WI? 19, 4 , M ' f ,, A ,,.W .Q z f M l ' ,4 ai Wgw iii wiv if if mi' A f ' A-wa wins a Q 5' K .Q 4, fn wx. . Mjypq K - x 4 ww 'vm ww ...,.,. 4 5- J11I1iOI'S IE-Iold. Biarlene Ruflin Sandra Schults Rayona Smith Zelda Sorensen Carolyn Rupp Frances Schultz Roger Smith Lee Ieri Karen Rupp Rynearson Joan Margie Shaw Simons Suzanne Sylvia Smith Smith Cora Pat Spafford Sparreboom Slam Spring Election Alice Sanders Dean Slater Carol Soderstrom Barbara Stapley Nlary Sanders Carol Smith Leon Sorensen Gene Stark Herbert Schreiter Elizabeth Smith Sharon Sorensen Fred Stewart f iw!-me M -L M R .exif Wflif , X n,. M 1 'N 1 'sr Q, V 3 R . 'ff 2 - 1 Q ,A at Gr b I gf , Y -iw fff if ' ' ' w as A .4 , J? - WW Sophonlores Are Eager Alvin Tommy ett rw Parry' Adams - Adamson . dder en Allred x Kay A Margo a De is Lynn Archibald ' Ashley? ' A inso Ba r arker june Patsy. , I ith X Nx- Barrows Beaird X- K n el Be .- o 1: X K X x XX X ' . X V X v ' I 4 .3 . ,TE 25. - 1 , EX' A f B' it V X .P , Nfl 1 I ' 'W 'N--Q ' Sb X XX at V xr: M, X X 1 K x X X S X 1 XX xxx s x x X, X Q SJ W fx f . QI X Q, -v Q! H . Beverly Anderson Sharon Barker Maradene Besendorfer Marian Anderson Steve Barker Phil Biesinger Bonnie Orlando Kay Blanck I W11.'Wwmawk f 5 ,M P' L! ' x Sophomore Class officers, Carolyn Horton, Lavclla Nlathcws, and nnuuy Turpin. Counting squares on the G seal, mur- muring questions from the Driver's Hand- hook, meeting the hunch, and learning new songs and cheers, we Sophomores hegan our high school daze. we had more fun, more kids, more homework than anyhody. and 9 thought Granite was the greatest. Our live- wires - Randy, Carolyn, and Lavella -- sponsored our hop, Toyland Fantasy, oui assemhly, a fall hash, and received an ap- proving nod from upper classrnen. Judy Bland Kathy Burt Bill Cassity Claudia Cook Marjorie Boden Barbara Butler XVarren Childs Marda Crowford Calvin Bolinder Grace Butterfield Roger Christensen Ioan Creech Sophorrlores Learn Ellen Borden Beverly Calder james Clark Jerry Curtis Arlene Boulter Sharon Callahan Christeen Clawson Gwen Dahlberg Margene Bramble Dennis Carlsen Bobbie Clements Dawn Darger Doris Breshears Barbara Carlson Jerry Cline Robert Davidson David Bridge Deon Carlso Nadine Conta Merlin Davis ix , fx fl 47 1' I' JJ N ,L NH f UQGZPS QQ? XIUQQ QQ ff ONOSHK ff! Ma 60? IJ Cb20cvZ4l1foowfAJCG you , we ll ljlgpb ffrfdffy !1ffdCK011Z3!!lC 12. ffPdKJ 7411? fVfY?J' 000120 144' if X, Tr-acumen Aj rg FILQ mob Qcsaivauffiy me OJQC Slocf 011174 r 6111 A 5fFr,1g5v' SQA! 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