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

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A TOUR OF THE NEW WING OF G. C. H. S. The entire school family from Mr Eberly to the latest freshman en are happy to record for your pleasure the first pictures to be made as the rooms were opened for use Open house for parents and friends of Grant enables them to tour the rooms examine the equipment and enjoy the beauty incorporated in the utilitarian purposes of a classroom Page Sixty mne tering high school is proud of the new addition. We of the annual staff

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JUNIOR PLAY Standing: M. Steichmann, K. Relitz, A. Dam, C. Ekdahl, G. Gross, B. Richelson, F. Chuey, . J. Dalziel, R. Connelly, S. Orr, P. Tierney, B, Lauten, and Ed. Kaska. Middle row: C. Valley, J. Nowak, B. Graves, M. Stenzel, A. Johnson, and K. Beaman. Front: G. Lojdl, W. Walker, W. Axelsen, G. Klausmeyer, and E. Havel. Page Sixty-eight LITTLE SWEETHEARTSH A hilarious comedy, Little Sweethearts, was the presentation of the Junior class under the direction of Mr. J. C, Murphy. According to the play the entire action takes place in Octavia Nelson's apartment overlooking Central Park in New York City. Emily Stevens, a dream Walking Clyde Nelson, in love with Emily Zenobia Jones, a colored cook - Karen Taylor, who needs a baby sitter Jane Carson, a model - - Grant Booth, in love with Jane Pat Murphy, a policeman - Yvonne Bordeau, a night club singer - Kay Beaman Howard Buchholz - Kay Relitz - Mary Stenzel Bernadine Lauten Bill Axelson - Bill Walker Sharon Orr Octavia Nelson, Clyde's aunt - Alice Johnson Harry Taylor, Karen's jealous husband - Ed Havel Rosa Rosella, a vegetable dealer - Gayle Gross

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Page Seventy LIBRARY Grant s new library was opened to the students in January A beau tiful photo mural in natural color greets the visitor as he enters the library This photomural which captures the beauty of Fox Lake as seen from the State Conservation School was purchased for the school by the Parent Teacher Association The main reading room is gained by a three step des cent below the main hall where the fiction books magazines and news fifty Three conference rooms also provide additional seating space for twenty five more An interesting feature which the fellows at Grant have discovered to their delight is the leisure reading center furnished with easy chairs The classified subject matter materials are conveniently ar ranged around the walls of one of the conference rooms while all the general reference works are located in the third room used only for a reference room A large charging desk is conveniently located near the entrance Miss Kraus the librarian and a staff of student librarians operate the library during the day as well as before and after school hours . I . . I . , - papers are easily accessible. This reading room has a seating capacity of . '. . . ,, . . 11 . . I I I I