McGregor Chosen as Granite School Business Assistant
Gordon McGregor of the Junior Class is selected to fill the vacancy as business manager after Luella Wheeler’s appointment and Winston Walker’s resignation. He supports the Year Book and paper funds, has several good qualities, and previously played quarterback on the 1928 team. His Scottish ancestry and Pep Clan leadership cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisiness Miteager
Luella Wheeler
Winston Laluer
Helting
Finnance
Scotland
McGregor
Dean Comments on Condition of Rooms at Granite
Dean criticizes room cleanliness at Granite highlighting scattered papers unfinished lunches and pencil shavings. Crowded lockers and disposal of chewing gum are cited as causes. Miss Lindquist urges tidier habits and use of wastebaskets. A unrelated quotation about cows and horns appears as a pasted joke excerpt.
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Mise Lindqouise
Tre
Miss Lindquist
Unclear Patient Doctor Exchange Noting Caution
Fragmentary dialogue shows a patient asking about chances and a doctor advising caution about beginning continued stories. The text lacks clear individuals, places, dates, or events to establish a factual news item.
Telephoning in Russia Confusing Exchange Cites Hawks
Fragmentary OCR style dialogue reports a garbled telephonic exchange mentioning Hawks and several unidentified names. The brief line appears to reference a person asking if a named individual is staying with the listener amid unclear foreign phrases and mispronunciations.
Hair Rising Ghost Tale Told by Tony
Daunted by a rough barber scene, Tony the lindan borer asks for a halr ear. Den he calls Petro, claiming Petro is the better cutter. Petro supposedly weaves a ghostly tale that makes hair rise, held aloft as he times it with ile comba.
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Tony
Petro
Parton
Clogging Club Presents Inaugural Bing ham Program
A Bing ham Copper Club program featured boys and girls clogging and dancing with numbers including cornet solo by Max Engeman and solos by June Ballard and La Verve Jensei. Emma Hudson presides as Girl's Clogging Club president as Jeannette Maxwell and Maurine Jones serve as secretary and assistant secretary. Juniors meet Mondays at noon and Seniors Thursdays, with attendance rules for roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Engeman
June Ballard
la Verve Jensei
Emma Hudson
Uder
G. A
Jeannette Maxwell
Maurine Jones
Granite's Orators In Annual Constitutional Contest
Final tryouts for Granite's Constitutional oration contest set for March 1 with preliminaries and semifinals. Mrs. Wilcox notes thirty participants, with state rules requiring school tryouts by March 8 and district events on March 26. Preliminary Granite tryouts are February 15. semi finals and finals occur February 22 and March 1 with five school judges. Topics include Personalities of the Constitutional Convention and The Constitution in daily life.
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Granite
Wilcox
Criven
Honor Roll Numbers Rise Across Six Weeks
The latest scholastic honor roll shows a substantial increase for the third six weeks, listing a large group of students under the A HONOR ROLL and BR HONOR ROLL. Notable names span Ethel Champion Ruth Erickson Lucille Kimball Merl Miller Ag hes Peteren Haymond Pike Min erva Seeley Elizabeth Stillman and Verna Anmedt Hosella Aposhinn Avis Bagley Anna Baker Vera Torratt Elien Barrett Erina Beck strat Maisie Bergum Ines Boe mv Penglas Brighton Bernard Brockimak Neal Banker Lawele Cartisie Pearl Cariston Bather Carr Renan Custo Rath Collyer Clifton Cook Catherine Craig Eth el Croxford Lenore Cutler Dorothy Irby Esteid Fors Douglas Cantver Hele Ganiner Elmer Gaysler Mary Greetham Wanda Cosataveson Donna Harrelson Hyta Tateh Maurier Hateh Ray Hiv kok Aireee Hilton Rulon Howe Stellan Howell Marshall Hoffaker Thelma Jensen Layne Jones Maurine Jounes Meredith Jones La ucille Lewis Parley Liddle Ruth Lond Eva Mae Meyerhoffer Rita Milleum Frank Mow Edward Mros Erma Neff Maurine Nielsen Peter ben Elma Oxgue therm George farkin Herman Panden Loellie Petoerwen Vero Ieteren Hervice Pugh Maevonne Kees Aylva Riches Alen Rienga Lehtenster Kila Seeger Lat ine Seely Merlin Shaw Naomi ren William South Bineood Xpencer Gertrude Stam Lilian Stokes Winene Stoke Helen Therum Wilma Thorup Mary Wallace Josephine Walters Ora Welcb Lorraine Wet Luella Wheel er Fred Wink Mildred Weight am Kreme Yates.
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Ethel Champion
Ruth Erickson
Lucille Kimball
Merl Miller
Aghes Peteren
Haymond Pike
Minerva Seeley
Elizabeth Stillman
Verna Anmedt
Hosella Aposhinn
Avis Bagley
Anna Baker
Vera Torratt
Elien Barrett
Erina Beckstrat
Maisie Bergum
Ines Boemv
Penglas Brighton
Bernard Brockimak
Neal Banker
Lawella Cartisie
Pearl Cariston
Bather Carr
Renan Cu
Books are Passports for World Traveler
The narrator extols reading as a passport to distant places and cultures, claiming books have taken them from Europe’s courts and English countryside to African tribes, a Pharaoh, a pirate, and Mars. They describe vivid sights, storms, deserts, bazaars, and orange groves, expressing lifelong wanderlust sparked by literature and ending with M. Rush as the source.
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Mars
Pharoah
Orange Grove
M. Rush
Detective on Trail of Dangerous Alien Intruder
A bizarre report from a school recounts detectives tracking an alleged alien intruder named Dan Cupid from a fantasy land. Officials describe strange phenomena and affected students as they pursue the so called marauder before Valentines Day, urging swift capture to protect pupils.
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Broad Daylight
Cupid
Plays to be Given by the Dramatic Class
The Dramatic Class presents two one act plays Miss Civilization and Grandma Pulls the Strings before the student body in the former type room. Miss Civilization stars Clifton Cook Reymond Pike Ronald Gertson with a leading lady chosen from Ardis Neff or Wanda Hemingway. Grandma Pulls the Strings features Naomi Loren Julia Cummings Albert Quest William Thornton Flora Banks and the extended cast including Mrs Cumings Minerva Seely Nona Marian Olsen grandma Blessington Mae venne Rees and Hildegarde Cummings as the main participants.
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Clifton Cook
Reymond Pike
Ronald Gertson
Ardis Neff
Wanda Hemingway
Naomi Loren
Julia Cummings
Albert Quest
William Thornton
Flora Banks
Cumings
Minerva Seely
Nona
Marian Olsen
Grandma Blessington
Maevenne Rees
Hildegarde Cummings
Pal wishes and schoolroom woes in a handwritten note
A letter to a friend expresses affection and longing while a school page lists quirky student wishes. Maurice Nelson aches for a soft pillow, Evelyn Sandberg calls for elevators, Shirley Cannon seeks cooler air, and others request inventions from warm shoes to safety notes.
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Maurice Nelson
Axhe
Evelyn Sandberg
Farmer Paddlers Win West Swimming Meet
Granite High claimed the Farmer-Panther meet with an Sb to 11 victory at Granite Park. Alfred Prime swept the 100 and 230 yard freestyles, Pratt of Granite earned points by default in diving, Smolka of West won the 40 yard free, Van Dam and Taylor scored in breaststroke events, and Granite won the medley relay by forfeit.
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Granite High
Farmer- Panther
Granite
Alfred Prime
Panthers
Pratt
Smolka
West
van Dam
Taylor
Provo
The
Saints
School Chooses Cantata as This Year's Play
The Bingham High selects a cantata titled Little Lord Fauntleroy as the school play for the year. All North Summit high school seniors are required to participate or meet the stated obligation.
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North Summit High School
Fragmented newspaper clippings on gas relief and student notes
Odd collage of ad phrases and student notices. Claims Adlerika cured gas in ten minutes and mentions Thrive brand details. Miscellaneous lines reference a concert song, a mouse incident, a student chair election, guild pro committee, and a request to members to see Amy Baker. text shows garbled OCR with stray names and phrases.
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Adlerika
J. BL Harty
Thornton-Anderson
Anna Heaker
Gronart Guild
Gulla
Dorem
Amy Baker
The Little Lame Opera Ticket Sale Offer
A fragment describes an odd scene about a lamb, a wolf, and a beetle, with characters debating fate and a plea to sell opera tickets to fund an enjoyable evening. The text suggests a promotional angle offering five copies of the Granitian for selling tickets.
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Artion
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