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

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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.

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