Grant City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grant City, MO)

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1971 R lUlN IOR LLAbS HISTORY In Septembe1 1919, most of the IUIIIUIS stood it tht foot 4 f' an l1l19XUlO16d mountam a school ca1ee1 Wlth the LVIQQIIIQS and Vk1ll1l1gI19 5 cha1acte11st1c of th1s unuvaled LOI11lJlI1dtlOl1 f students the ascent xx db begun The path has been 131 Gilllltlllls at tlmes but, Oxxlllg to leadx co ope1at1on of our folces those LIIHGS ale not XXU1tl'15 to be monumental of the 11111101 class On th LOI1tld1x xxe xx1sh to 1emembe1 ou1 pabt by the xx lld beautx JL l1fe xx hlch so often bu1st upon ou1 XISIOI1 em ICIIIIIQ us and Qlxlllg Us a tabte of the Joys of llxlllg In 1990 we leached oul fix st m1no1 chmaxc xxhen xxe left the gldmmdl gxades behn d Then xxe enteled upon an ullfdmllldl dlocourafung -o t of cl1mblnQ,xx hen xve wel e knovx n as It Ieshmen Phe mannemsms and pecul1a1lt1es of the F1 eshman ale too vxell 1ng1a1ned to ne d ex.pla1n1ng and lt muet be conceded that xx once bole that name Hoxx ex el, It mav be added to oul cledl that xx e, d6S6I'X1I1g less 1ece1x ed lees hazlng than some of our successors Sophomore and expeuence bemg 1elat1ve telms, It e ex ldellt that xxe soon 1esumed ou1 upxxald xx ax o1de1l5 Nloxx, as Iumors, xxe find that the leosons of the past hax been adequate, fol xxe ale able to Solxe ou1 p1 esent IH oblems xx ltll the tools of exoeuence But xx 1th these attalnments xxe hax' manx tendel 1eg1ets for those xx hom xve have been fol ted to leax c behlnd lf the absent xx e1e xx 1th us, vxe beheve Vxe could be happx Twentv foul IJDIOIS are now flttmg themeelves to glaqp and bear cnxx ald the Black and Gold xxh1ch xx1ll be flung to ther 1 bx the depaltmg SGHIOIQ Judglng f1cm the nob1l1ty of the pam, the futule ca 1 or lx be a CI oxx n to that xx h1ch hae gone befol e, and the JUHIUI s greatest hope to be a selxant of manklnd xx 1ll be 1eal1zed .,,, Ul I-0-1. ANI 19-3 v x 1 N V V ' w -V V I 3 I V I.. I e I I c , I V V V V V V - ' ax- ' ' , A , I V . . In . V VV . V. V V V V V . V V . V E I I x. MI V V . V V. V - . . V V . V. - I I I . I V I v ' i 1 Y - il I in Y 1 'L Y , 0 , I, I I 1 I Y I v 4 1 I 1 YW 'I' - fi V V. V V V V V V V V . V V . V CL' V I 1 4 U c . V W I nw u V 1 O ' 1 4 ' ' V 1' ' s. I I V I K s V V V V I I . 5 ' 1 I x- l I V v .V I - -V. V V -V. V V V V - V . V - , I 1 . , . . V . VV , . . I 1 V . V V V . V V V I V . 't V: I I L ' V I I 4 1 1 'I N 4 1 U 7 ,I I -V. Q V . - V V V . VL, , I , o - I 1 v v u 1 4 ' 1 q Q V' V, . V, V V- V V V V . . V V I, II I . V V V I I. V V V V V V VV V . . . , A V V V s V V. V V. V V V V I kf x 1 , r V . V V s V V . V V V,V, A ' s, I V I V. V V . V . V V V V V V I I I V - V V VV . . V V . V, I -. V . I , V V V -V -V V V V . V. , Vx I I U - V V V V V V V V V V , V , I I . . V - V V VV V -V , x, L. e I , , ,K A x V 4 v 1 V , V ' ,' V N - 4 , A' - V V - . . . . ,I I , I. , I w Q v V V , V , V V V 4 I I I I .V L ' 'V ' u Q V V V, , x I V I , ,, V