Grant Community High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Fox Lake, IL)

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CHEER - BHEER FUR GRANT HIGH G-R-A-N-T G-R-A-N-T With a G, With a G, with a GRA With an A, with an A, with an ANT G-R-A-N-T Yea Grant! Hail to thee our Alma Mater It can never die. Hail the Crimson, hail the White Hail to thee Grant High. Keep the banners Well upliftedg Victory is nigh. Win or lose We're always with you, Hail to thee Grant High.

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I BASEBALL l3.1tter's up! The dull boom of horsehide against hickory announces tl1e coincident return of spring and tl1e opening of the baseball season. Baseball as A1 regular activity l1ad its inception in tl1e spring of 19-10. lt supplanted tl1e traclt organization, which had never l1.1d .1 large following. Universally popular witl1 all ages of boys, the activity drew forth .1 sizeable number of Dizzy Deans and -loe 17iMaggiox. Boxing as .1 niajor sport is Offered ill L1 l'Cl.1tivelv small number of high schools in llii- nois. Grant is 1-O1'1Lll1.11C in being one of thmc ggilqgglg, A series of annual meets and state Contests provide an incentive to tl1e bays for long .1nd diligent pr.1ctiee. Thi' 1940 YC-lm l111S lWCC11 C0111PUSCtl la1l'gCly of iireshmen. Glenn Renehan participated in the 95 P0l11Nl '-l1ViSi0l13 liranla XVeber, in the 105 poundg lion Severs, in the 115 poundg Clayton liinstad, in the 135 poundg and Ernest XVilson, in the 145 pound class. Added to these freshmen were several seasoned lighters: John Clheouske, Captain XVard Richard- son, Emil Hospodar, Iired Jensen, and Charles Klemz. In the bouts at St. Catherine's in Racine early in tl1e season, the boys made an impres- sive showing. Cheouskc, Richardson, and Wilson were winners in their respective divisions. The current season was one of good fighting and good sportsmanship.