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

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Religious services were offered in all of tie churches of the community for the boys and girls of Grant who have died in the twentyefive years, A beautiful, golden October day was perfect for the parade which included floats from all the classes and clubs at Grant and many of the merchants of the Community. The defeat at the hands of Glenbroolds Spartans marred somewhat the success of this Anni- versary But a gaily decorated hall invited all the old grads and students to dance their cares away, and the music of Bill Carnegie and his band set the tempo. Homecoming Cheerleaders Queen Candidates Alumni Float Winning Float - F. l-l, A. Senior Class Float Homecoming Dance xxx I - .NP mt, 5-:M y 1 VlCf0A'Yf2lllllR!lkY cifttc

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HOMECOMING- Tne 2551 Anniversary Homecoming began wirr: Hoe Memoriai serf vices on the eve of Homecoming, Friciaym October 22 Mr. Vveriwan, a mem- ber of Granrfs first foatba'l team as we!! as a Teacher at Grant was me genera? cnairmaa for this Homecoming program Page FifTyAfOu' Homecoming Queen - Jackie Pecrious Bonfire - Homecoming Eve Prizewinning Store Window Capt, Bob Klaus Qmifx

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NLITTLE WOMEN - SENIOR CLASS PLAY The beloved story 'Little Women' by Louiso Moy Alcott wos the dro- motic selection which the seniors presented. Miss Irene DeLoby, also the class sponsor, directed the ploy. The little women were portroyed by April Zorn os Meg, Diane D'lso os Jog the Kittmon twins ployed Beth ond Amy, v The little women with Mormee 0 Jo serenodes Beth v Meg ond Mr, Brooke. 0 Fother returns home from the wor 0 The entire cost ond stoge crew