Grafton High School - Graftonian Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

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BACCALAUREATE Processional.....................................Joan Fischer Bells Across The Meadow..................Albert W. Ketelbey High School GirlsfGlee Club Invocation........................................Rev. Harold Willman Scripture Reading.................................Rev. Harold Willman Sundown.....................................Old Irish Melody- Sextette Address......................................Rev. Fr. Foster Prayer from Hansel and Gretel.....................Humperdinck High School GirlsfGlee Club Benediction............................ Rev. Harold Willman Recessional......................................Joan Fischer COMMENCEMENT Magic Garden Overture.............................K. L. King High School Band Processional............................ High School Band Invocation......%......-.................Rev. Harold Willman Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.............. ....Audience Vocal Sextette.......................... Senior Class Girls Stronghearted Men...................................'Romberg High School Band Introduction of Speaker.............Principal Edna Finlayson Address....................................David Keith Stewart Assistant Cashier Central National Bank Instrumental Ensemble.............;...Sr. Class Band Members Presentation of Class...............Superintendent B. B. Cox Presentation of Diplomas...............’......Benjamin Smith President of Board of Education Benediction...................................Rev. Fr. Foster Honor Band March....................................... Weber High School Band Class Reception...........................Stage of Auditorium

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Peer: Glee Club 1,4 Baseball 1,2,4 Dramatics 3,4 Dramatic Club 4 Friendship 3 Purple Gold 1,2,3, Annual Staff 4 Reporter 1,2,3 Track 1 Darlene: Gle Club 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 . Dramatic Club 4 Home Arts Club 3 Purple 8c Gold 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Bill: Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3 Track 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Dramatic Club 4 Purple Gold 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Treasurer 3 Brass Ensemble 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1 Vice-President 1,2- lee: Basketball 2,3 Football 4 Baseball 3 Orchestra 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 Boy’s Glee Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Purple Gold 3 Dramatier 4

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CLAES HISTORY As the year 1935 came rolling along, September saw a proup of ex- cited youngsters go tripping off to their first year of school. Of course half the fun was at recess, when we went outdoors to play games and swing. We rot our fine start under the supervision of Miss Tran, whom we also had for our second year. When second graders, we were almost as excited at the beginning of school as we had been the nrevious year, for instead of being in the old building, we were to be in a new and much improved school. At the end of the year, Mona White left us to live in Rittman. In our third year, we became Miss Adams' responsibility. It was then that we welcomed Margaret Ebeling, who joined us from Cleveland, and Richard Pudlich. The latter left at the end of the year along with Richard Sooy. With Miss Adams again for the following year, we had three additional members in the class: Marion Fill, Damon Hill, and Eugene Noah. The latter to whom we also said Good-by during the year. Our fifth and sixth years took us into Miss Knechtges' room where we had our first encounter with history and long division. Jimmy Reynolds joined our class at the beginning of the fifth grade and the following year, as we were preparing to go upstairs , Jerry Dillon joined us and we bid farewell to Marion and Damon Hill, who moved to La Grange. Seventh Grade 1 At last we were upstairs. It was wonderful to have a different teacher for each subject, and of course to be able to change class and have our own lockers was just as exciting. During our seventh and eighth grade years we welcomed Diane Totter, Eugene Smith, George Susak, and Ken Stokes and said Good-by to Jimmy Reynolds, Jerry Dillon, Diane and Ken. Freshmen! Now we were really in High School, and better still, we could pick out the subjects we wanted to take. When' school started we had one student from East Carlisle with us. He was Edward Kidney who vas here for only the ninth grade. This same year, first Stanley Koscinski and then Eugene Smith, dropped out of the class to join the Navy. Our Sophomore year, as most everyone else's, had the tendency of being a little bit dull. It seems as though we were preparing for the things we will be doing during the next two years. The two important events were the initiation party we gave the Freshmen, and the return party which they gave us in the form of a wiener roast in the park. We were happy to have Lenny Leininger join us this year ffom Belden, and we regretted having both George Susak and John Zacharias depart.