Grantsburg High School - Jack Pine Slivers Yearbook (Grantsburg, WI)

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Senior Officers Left to nght Munel Peterson, Secretary, Kenm' Anderson, President, Betty Shaffer, 'Treasurer, Roger Stauter, Vice President, Hr Mattson, Advisor Four short years ago Grantsburg Him was invaded by f1fty llvely freshmen Through these four years they have made an excellent showlng for themselves Everyone has entered the numerous extra-curr.1.cular activities CHS offers and have shown their extra-ordinary talents by contrlbuting to the flne success of these organlzations Not only have our Seniors done extra ordinarily well 1n their extra-curricular d1Vi8iOl'l8, but each lnnor roll has had alarge l1st of the1r names, proving them great work ers in the1r subjects also Each year they constructed a beautiful float for Homecoming whlch was presented in the parade In thelr Junior year thelr artis tic abihty 1n building floats came to a cli max when they built a marvelous creation with the theme 'Harbor Lights ,ihich they present- ed to the Senior class for the queens' float Each year they chose beautiful class attend ents -Betty Shaffer, Lenore Jenson, and Kas Dahlberg, respectively From the very first year numerous mem bers of the class have been 1n the G Club In their final year their hard efforts have paid off in athletics and has placed G-IS in the top division in sports In their Junior year they put on a class play that was a tremendous success Everyone enjoyed their version of '1'omboy In their Semor year their play was equally as fine a 0 Q Their great abilltles were displayed to the fullest when they worked long hours pre parlng the Juruor-Senior Banquet and Prom. Wlth the theme of 'lw.Ll.1ght Memoriesn, they sponsored an occasion that proved to be one of the greatest successes GIS has ever known The class was very well represented when they elected Darrell Johnson as their king, and he in turn chose Carmen Currey as his queen But you should know more about our Sen- t1es w1th Swedes at the top of the 11st, and Germans and Norweglans close behind Their combined weight is 51471 pounds, which is equivelant to about two new Chevvys If we stood on each others heads we would reach about lf? of the way up the Empire State Bu1.ld1ng, wh1ch means our combined height 13 213 feet Almost 113 of them wear glasses 'I'he1r tallest :Ls 6 feet and the mldget is 5 feet The heavy weight beams at l85 pounds and their feather weight tips the scales at 100 pounds Twenty nine drive cars but only 22 possess the drivers license. Then in thelr Semor year they sponsored the Homecoming with the theme, 'Walkin' in the Rain . Again the class was very well rep- resented when they chose Beverly Hunter and Neil Erickson to reign as their royalty All in all, this year's Seniorslre real ly a swell group of teen-agers, all cooper- ating together as one e1ngle unit They have molded themselves into very fine citizens and leaders They have strived hard to make GIS a higher quality school. And have done so with tremendous success I f ri p . Jn 9 ' ior class. It consists of twelve nationali- A 0 O ll. - J b . 8