Souvenir to the winner at Granite School candy sale
Early morning plans to raise money for the basketball team to travel to Chicago. The winner of the lucky number will receive an autographed Souvenir by star players Hawk Lal. Proceeds from the sale will fund the trip, with money handled by the play production class and Mrs. Wiley, under the sponsor IOE.
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Granite School
Hauke Lal
Miles Lindquist
Mira Watson
Ylaga
Mra Wilecy
Ioe Bes
Toad Receives Noble Cinb To Help Send Our Boys
Noble Cinb will be given to the toad to help send our boys on to Chicago. Other pangs are under way but had not been completed at press time.
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Cikago
Winning Poem Awarded Prize for Best Poem
Catherine Crulas wins a $300 prize from Wee Maud Chegwidden for the best poem by a Pre Thia Club member. Judges praised rhyme and rhythm and noted the piece showed exceptional talent though not fully polished. An honorable mention is given to Tewell Morganais for Thinking of Spring amid a difficult contest.
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Catherine Crulas
Ope
Wee Maud Chegwidden
Pre Thia Club
Ann Wagstaf
Jessie Miller Robinson
Mra Diegwiddes
I. Robert
Mia Craigs
Tewell Morganais
First State Meet of 1908 Launches Utah Joust History
The article traces the 1908 Utah state high school basketball tournament origin. It notes Oraulte and another school as early loan entrants, the growth from a two-team event to a sixteen-team state joust, and the emergence of organizers led by James Moss and Coach Bennett. The piece covers early venues, divisions, and key figures shaping the state meet through 1921.
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Jams Mose
de Next Vaur
Aimilie
Aame
Particpating Leh
Titt
Meher
Springville Wranch Normal Boa
Lett
Weber Boxelder, Granite
Wesley Barton
Branch Normal
James F Moss
Granite
Bennion
University of Utah
James I' Moss
Public Safety
MCA Lehi
Weber
L. 18
Roxelder
Logan
Deseret
Eliminn Ton
Student Witnesses Farmers Conquer Championship Night
A Granidan student recalls a basketball win seen through a crowded arena. The narrative focuses on a lone cheerer’s efforts and the scattered reactions of peers as the team clinches the championship. Safe, minimal details cover the mood and crowd energy without graphic descriptions.
Granite Triumphs Amid Frantic Scoreboard Drama
Frantic crowd chants turn to prayers as Granite climbs from a 12 to 22 deficit. Scoreboard jumps, players leap, and a late surge puts Granite ahead despite chaotic play. An abrupt outburst ends with a car joke and a clipped chant as the scene shifts to a distant outburst.
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