Grayslake Community High School - Emerald Yearbook (Grayslake, IL)

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ani ttuction gang BOB JEAN DICK PEGGIE An art worth cultivating: the ability to get along with others, has been chosen as the motto and the worthy goal of this the gradu- ating class of l949. They are the third group to be brought forth unto society since the conception of the school. Having entered Grayslake as sophomores in 1946, the 49ers had their freshmen training from surrounding schools. Well remembered by this class is their first year at Grayslake. Since the school was not yet completed, it was necesary, for the first two months, to hold classes throughout World Here We Come President . . . Peggie Kellogg Vice-President . Robert Spaulding Secretary . . . . lean Iarc Treasurer . . . Richard Smith the town in homes, churches, and civic buildings. As juniors, they were the first to undertake such activities as breaking in our new stage with the successful play, Murder in Re- hearsal , and the annual promenade in the gymnasium, with the court for the Prom Queen. Also, at the first homecoming pa- rade, the class float won second prize' and has retained the trophy ever since. We wish the' best of happiness and success to our seniors. They stand before their blue and white background to face the future. We hope it holds many new and rich experiences to add to those already acquired at G.C.H.S.