Granville High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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in u , Ili .l l' ' QJLJVQ4-vu' ' nf JT4 1 1 N, I F' ' a, .ti - .....4..- W? T - .,..-Y ,,.. -...4.4.f4 UT UlIIIII1llIIYII11!ll'lTlI!l1Il'lIl'l1llB1.ll1lllUll'TIil UmHl.Em lUlI11lIIIlITlHlH1lJU1llllllD1Ill1lJIDIU1JlIlllJllLUDHl1I RESHMENNL 44+ In the fall of 1940 we made our Hrst. appearance in the high school building. We were strangers then, but it didn't take us long to get into the swing of things. For a while we were about the noisiest class in the building, but we soon got over that. We had already made our- selves known in the Eighth grade when we went all out for the magazine sale and sold over one hundred dollars worth. Our ambi- tion and enthusiasm have not lessened. This year we started out with a bang having several of our boys out for football. We are very proud of our lettermen, Harry Mor- row and Big Dirck Brown. We also have some boys out for basket- ball and in all probability will have some boys out swingin' the bats for the baseball team. We aren't interested in sports alone. Members of the freshman class may also be found doing their best in the band, chorus, orchestra, journalism and in the class room. . Qin, CLASS OFFIC RSH7 President .......,...... ,....,,.... D irck Brown , 1 ,lx Vice President ....... ,...,.. B ob Robertson X-, 'j i i Secretary ............,..... .......... D on Young Q. Treasurer ...,....,,....,...,,....,....,...,..,..,... ...... D ick Cherry ' . Student Council Representative ......,........,.... Dave Ott .gl l.,XS'l' IIUXY- I-'rank llowmzun, .lim l'1':ux'I'u1'fl. 'l'um lfulle-V, Ilznrry llllX'l'l'lflllIl. lffllllll f lilswkslmw, llairolml Alorruw, llill 5llllllll?llU'l', liill Illlvr. llnvv I'lx'l-r'h:u't, Him-lmrd Spray, tiny Martin. l-'rank IXlvAlul'll'y, Gull- X':u'n1-V, lllllgvm- fillllllllllfllillll. SIGUONID HOW-Mr. Still, Hrnymloii lh-llmui, Don l'JIlll'I'NUll, Gs-ol'i:'v llHl'llll1lll. JD Iluylmuul Y1ll1llZlXlblll'gQ', llivlizlrd l'I:1g.:'g:m-il, Gem- llll'll!ll'llS, lfrvzi Gosm-II, Iizlynnmcl lN1l 'vvlis-It, Tom llmnsauy, t'li:u'lvs XViIli:lms, John lllllf'lllIlSUll, llill llinltlm-, lim-nny Dixon, 5 Mrs. llirm-, D 'l'lllliIl li0XY-Iflllmi Slllllll2lli1'l', Virginia i,lllll,XOlI, xxvilllilll lllt'I:l'llll2lll, Allllj' Lou 5 qv Itmssltl, lllllllli Alfllllllllbll, Plan.: llu' .lank1n:., hmlsi lrurlvs. Manu- luwills, Imluwtzl l!1'i-ymzlit-l'. .Ian-kiv N1-wrnrl. llllll' f,XVl'llS, ll:u'riot llnwvs, ills-num Shin-lils, Phyllir: Plliliplvs. llorolliy Il1ul1'ou', M:l1'g':ll'm-t Hzmlm. l liUN'l' llOXX'vlCtll1-I llrlvirr, Wymmn Bishop. M12 1' t h il Hurst, Nom llzumlls. 4ll'll1'X'l1'Yl' YUIIIILI, Luis llixim-, Ilnlv l:UlN'l'lSOIl, llirvk lirvwn, lluvi- Oil, limi Ytlllllllf, ivli l'lu-rry, l':u'ulim' Ilivknmn, llUl'UlllX:'1lllllI, Holly ldssmzm. .loam liuisq-1'. se Q L 1 x!.-..n. lo f -1 .tm 41 Q 5 21 2

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sv V ia ' H 'J 'ul JJ N B0-K7 RANK I-IOXV-lisl lllvllvrmott, Xvlllhllll livsslr-r, Don King, Gm-me XVool:u'rl, Rnd Nolilv, ldrwin Alzalxoorl. liogvr Xl:-l'lu-rson, .lim lie-sslvr, Roh SL-ull, Alzulrim-v Major. 'Fllllill IIUNV-howl-ll Johnson, Victor Ilivkmzm, ldilgrvlu- Ili1'l1:u'cls. llnlr f'I'ilXX'f0l'Il, .llw-x lVilsmm, Tom llrnoklumlc, l!ill llllmun, Imlunrl lVilli:lms, Tom l rl-us, lluss Brown, .lolm NN':nlkins, lbnvv lnnis. SIGUUNIB ICOXV-Alr. Mivlwm-r, l l'2ll1f'f'S Klein, liuth 'l'2lVl'll1'l'. .luzinitn NVelsh, llr:un-v Ann l!r:ull'orfl, l I'?llli'4'S Sutton, .ll-nn l':u'kn-r, lll:ll'g:l1'1-l 4'x':mwr, l l0l'ktll00 Con- rzul, lrmn .I:1m- lluslry, l'1vi-lyn Lumix. .Iolm Full:-r, Curl Hi-mll'ic'ks, Miss Uozsid. I llUN'l' ROW--Alairizm Gund, lsnln-llv Hitt. Kzllliryn linux-h, Annu Lou l'e-tl-rmnn, Mary Alnrllm lflvzzns, Uyntlliu Morris. Mary Lou l!l'vym:1ivi', Alive- Uovefll, Kathryn lD1lllll'lS, Mivlu-5' Owl-ns. Rus Slmklv, .lim llorclon, Boll Smith. Bill Simross, Don Q lim-I. lion llifflf-, , SOPHOMCDRES Last fall this class came back to school ready to investigate the mysteries of being a sophomore. Our First investigation was conduct- ed by the whole class with our new' faculty advisors as the objects of the close scrutiny. Closely following our first investigation came our second one which was election. Being already initiated into this, we chose as our officers: President ,,,V,,,,....,,,, ,,,,,,, K athryn Daniels -'K Vice President ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B us Sunkle Secretary. d,.,, . dd,,,.dd ....... ,,,.,,e,,ir M i ckie Owens Treasurer .....,..i.id..i..e..,ddd.ddd,...idoo,l...i...Ye.l.,...,,.....,e. Alice Covell Student Council Representative, t,,,,, Mary Lou Breymair The next investigation was for boys only, being football, which a number of our boys sleuthed with some credit. As a sidelight, a couple of our girls looked into cheer-leading and found it interesting. Basketball was next on the list, and we really had some repre- sentatives there. Meanwhile others of our class were looking in on journalism, band, orchestra and chorus, and of course some of us looked at our regular courses once in a while. We also took in any parties that might come our way, and in all have found it an enjoyable year. 20 l I ,

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. A n .N v . Ji .- ' r l NY 'Ts N mgwmm EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade, consisting of forty-two varieties of thirteen year olds, had a good start this year. And we are still going strong. X, Our officers, elected last year are: president, Nancy Bjelkeg vice- ' president, Christine Null: and secretary-treasurer, Nancy Lou Heft. , - Y 'f There are six of us in the junior Band, Five in the Senior Band, ., f . . . . .aid three in orchestra. As a private activity, our class has formed a .fjunior American Citizens Club to help us to learn to be better citizens in time of war. The club's officers are: president, Barbara Taylor: vice-president and program chairman, Bill Young: secretary, Nancy Lou Heft, and guardian of the colors, Dimitre Traicoff. While the magazine sale was going c-n, we really worked Cespe- cially Frank Hannahsj. We won the home room prize, although the seniors had us worried. , The junior High School Christmas party was just about the most fun we had all year. Oh, yes! We think we have plenty of schopvl spirit and we surely can cheer our reams. p I, Y V f . v, , 1 ' J -. 1 p H A W pf k ,Mr ! ,Q .f Wu- aff, fe A f .QW i 'lx LOL' '47 , Ql?'l,,XS'I' HOXY-4l'llil Vhilipps, l'iI'Illlli ll:inn:il1s, llluim- Slrimplv, liill Young, Dwi mx '1'lI'I'lll1lll, llimilri 'l'r':ui1-off, llob Ilzukvr, .lulm Milla-V, ., 'I'lIIllIl IIUXVW l'l1lp.:'m'l1v llifflv. I4'r:mk XYilIi:ums, lla-wt-y Ytlllllfl, llolv llurriss, Kvn- sy nm-th fili0lll'lK'll, Hola Ahh-s, XViIIis l UXYl4'l', Drum .luhnso1x. .limmy llvvl. ' SICUUND lt0XVsMiss Ilubinsfm, Hill Norman, llurnlrl l'ip1-r, Uzirol l'illlll2ll'lX. lin-tty 47 Annv Slum-, lil'Yl'l'ly lrlgli-, AlJll'i.2'IlI't'l Titus, I.z1r1'y l'l'Ul'lil'l'. liulwrt limit-l', lion Alvs- lj sick. I-'MONT ll0XVfl':nl Yi-:win-lt, Alison flllllllllllflllllll, llnvy ,Xmna-V, K1-ily Kim-1-, Rur- lbIll'Zl rluflylllli, Nztnvy limi llvfl, N:um'y Iijs-Ik:-, t'l1!'istin:1 Hull, .lzlllvt .lUllllS0ll, N:ul'0cIl:l Hulu-V, xvlllllil llmlrill, lXl5ll'j0l'lt' llurimap NICXV l'l4l0l'I,I'l-.lt-l'ry l'l1a-lps, l,i-sta-r LJlSll01ll1t'flt'. 1Nut im-luxls-xl in pivlurol. I 1. I, I f 'JIJJ 41, 22