Grandview Heights High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1939 volume:

The HIGHLANDER 1939 XOII, IF Erlztecl by and PuIJI1sIwcI for tI1e SfufI0nIs of GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS. OHIO w -K t v 1 A q I 4 ,, . 1 X v I a X r , . w A -I , u m x w., ' Q X I 1 -Q 1 1 f n v f W K x 1 I f QAA 1 W. C. RGHLEDER Superintendent Ohio State, AB. Ohio State. FTA. Qur sincerest appreciation is extended to Wtr. VXI. C. Rotitertvr, our superintendent, for his efforts in making the athletic field and stadium a reatity for the stuctents of Grandview High Sctioot. 531 L. T. POWELL Principal Denison, BS. Ohio State University, Bl..-X. MARIE MCELWEE R. L. CORNETET RHODA SAMS H. M. JUSTUS MARY TOBIAS White Cross Hospital, Otterbein, B.S. Ohio State University, Ohio State University, Ohio State University R.N. Ohio State University, B.S. B.S. B.A. School Nurse M. Sc. Superintendent? Industrial Arts Columbia, Library Ohio State University Physics, Chemistry Secretary Lockers, Stage Science Certificate Certliticate in Public Senior Class Adviser School Librarian Hea th D. W. BLAUSER DORCAS TRUCKMILLER JESSIE CAMERON Otterbein, B.S. Ohio State University, Ohio State University, MARCELE OWENS Ohio State University, BA. B.S. Ohio Wesleyan, BA. M.A. Columbia, MA. LELA THUMA Social Science, English Mathematics Science English Denison, BA. Textbooks Special Grade Reports Manager ot Athletics Coach ot Dramatics Music l Hi I I RALPH BEERY EDNA L. SIMMONS EMILY PETERSON PAULINE SCOTT E. P. BOWERS Ohio Universily, B.S. Ohio Norlhern, B,S. Wisconsin, B.S. Denison, A.B, Heidelberg, A.B. Malhernafics, Science Oh o Sfale University, Girls' Physical Educalion French and Lalin Ohio Srale Universily AssisranlAlhle1ic lvl.A Dean of Girls Girl Reserve Adviser M.A. Manaoer English C'.A.A, Adviser Social Science Direclor of Tesls Sophomore Class Adviser MARIE WARE Ohio Ur-iversily, B.S. Hislory ard Civics JAMES H. SCOTT Ohio Slafe Universily, B.S. Boys' Physica' Educalion Head Coach Hi-Y Aovsc' MARJORIE LEVERING Woosler Cci'ege,B.A. Lafin Girl Reserve Adviser Assisranl in Drarnalics Freshman Class Advise r WALTER MATHENY Ohio Norlhern, A.B. Ohio Slale Universily, MARIE MUEHLBAUER M.A. PAULINE STELZER Miami Universiry, B.S, Malhernalics, Economics Cenlral High School Geography Texlbooks School Clerk MAE ELEANOR MARY DERIVAN ELIZABETH MCCABE JOHANNES Ohio Stale University, Ofrerbein, B.A. Wilfenberg College, B,S. English B.S. Columbia, M.A. Junior Class Adviser Home Economics Hislory Newspaper Adviser Cafeleria Senior High Alleridance DR. TOM LEWIS Ohic Stale Universiry, M.D. School Physician FLORENCE HENDEE Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. English DONALD EDGAR Denison, B.S. Ohio Slale Uriiversily M.A. Malhemalics Science MARY KENNEDY Ohio Slale Universify BS, Commercial Subiecls Pu blicalions FRED W. LOWRY Wilrninglon College, B.S, Hislory, English Assislaril Coach BELLE DEAN Muskingum College, B Malhemafics .A Assislanl Fooifball Coach Junior High Alfendance l5l ME BOB BRADFORD Boosters I, 2. 3, 4 Torrh I Hr-Y 2. 5, 1 Secretary 4 Office Boy I, 4 Basics-llimaii 2, 3, 4 Fooiidail 3, 4 T1-nnis 3, 4 Jr. Class V.-Pres. 3 Sr. Class Pros. 4 Hljigging Up Tim Dir! Cas! 1 RAULINH I.. BODVVHIJ, hpollyu Hoosiers l, 2, 3, 4 Re-preseniulive 2. 3 ffirevrlender 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 G. R. Cimrus 3 Hockey Runner-up 4 Dc-clc Tvnnis Runnvr-up 4 Basicetinaii Runnerup 3 nl Like Your Nerve 3 Girls' Glcv Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Girls' Cimrus 4 Booster Dnnrc 4 G. A. A. I, 2, '5. 4 Class Xviff'-I,!'PSifI?I1l 4 Henri of Yoiievimaii 4 Hiyigging Up Tire Dirt Cas! 4 IANE MARIE GARNVR Columbus Sciiooi Ivor Girls I, 2 Rmosh-rs 3, 4 Hoosier Dzmrc ljrrornlions 4 Class Svrretnry 4 Girl Rescrvc-s 3, 4 Girl Ri-'sf-rvv fjifirvr 1 Cv. A. A. J. 4 Vicevpresideni 4 Horicey Ninrmger 4 Highlander Stuff Girls' Sports Edilor 4 Hi Like Your Nerve Properly Mrlnager 3 Szhnior Giris' Cimrus '1 Citi ' FI s fwlul 3 J S lv' U DANA REYNOLDS Boosters I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Hi-Y 2. TS, 4 X,iCP'Pf9Sillf5lll 4 ifoolimll I, 2, 3, 4 Baskeiimll 2 Class preside-nl 2 Class Treasurer 4 Mi Like Your Nvrvvu Cnsl 3 Hnigging Up Tire Dir! -1 El CIQORUIQ ISIOOINI, IR. fiImrIc-sion Higil I. 2. 3 Iiomc Room xviI'I i,Y'Q'4IfIl IlI I. 2. 5 firmuivie-xx IIigIi 'I Iioosh-rs I I'IIYI.I.IS Kl'IfCHI.If Boost:-rs I. 2. 3, I Ciri Resvrxes 2. -5, I Caiuinei I fjrriivslra I HI I,iIee Your Norm-H fiaxsl Sriloiarsiiip Train 2 Uirjiggiiigj lip TIN- Ijirin I IXIARY KAIIIRYN NIIISSIII Boosiers I, 2, 5, I Uiri Reserves 'i. I fiiris' fiIuorus II HI I.iIu- Your Nerve 9 INIARII IA I2I.I7AIiIi'I'I I 3 Q SCANIAND . . . Marry Hoosiers I. 2. 3, 'I SFIIOIIIISIIIP Iezun 2 I Iiki Y Y Y' . ' Olll' I UYY1' CZISI 3 I'rc-sIlnmn-Sopiiomorv Di-fora lions 2 .Iunior-Senior Dvrurulions 'i Uijigging Iip TIN- Diriu I RAY RI IU.-KDS Hoosiers I, 2. 3, I Presixieni I Basin-iIxaII 2. I Iniramumi Nianugvr 'i Hi-Y 2. 1, I 'IiorCI1 CIIIIJ I Ciuss Treasurer 2 HI I.iIc0 Your Nerw-U 3 niligging lip TIN- Dirln Czlsi I GERAID VVOO'I l'ON Hierry' Hoosiers I. 2. 3, 4 UI I.iIiP Your Nerve Casi 'i fJIiIii'c' Boy AI NIARTIIA JUAN NIfIfSIf HI:unnie Iioosiers I, 2, 3, -I fiiri Reserves 2, 5, II Caiuinel 3 Cimrus '5 Booster Reprosentaiive 7, AI Sf-rrc-iary Sopiiomore f'Iass 2 CTIIPPFIPEICIPF 3, 4 OIIir'e Qiiri 2, 5 Giris' Give CIUI: 3. 4 Senior Girisi Ciiorus 4 Boosier Dance Commillec Ciiairman I:I00r Siiow 4 .Iunior-Senior 3 Runner-up in Bowiing 4 I'I0afI oi Tmcii 4 G. A. A. I. 2, 3. 4 500 PI, Imller 4 HDigging Up The Dirt 4 VVILINIA RAUSCHFR Buosiers I, 2, 5. 4 Ciri Reserves 2, '5. 4 Girisi Chorus I I I.iIce Your Ns-ive-'I 3 Bowiing Cinanipion 4 .Iunior-Senior 'S G. A. A. I, 2 NIARY ALICE IIII.I, Troy Higii I. 2, 'S Norlii Higii 3 Ciranfiview Higil 4 Giri Reserves 2. 3, 4 Caiwinei '5 Dramatic CIUI1 2. '5 Secrelary 'i Camera CIUIQ 'S Iniernationai Correspondence CIuIm 5 Ciee Ciuii I. 2. '3 Boosiers 4 Hnigging Up Tile Diriu Cast 1 GEORGE PAINTER , RMI London High l Cvramiview 2. 5, 4 Boosiers 2. 5, 4 HI I.iIce Your Nerveu 5 Office Boy 4 Hijigging Lip Time Diriu 4 ? ROBERT CHOSS . . . 'iliolf' Boosters l, 2. 5, 4 ul Lilce Your Nerve J Pulmlications 4 HDigging Ep rl-ll? Dirty' I .IEANNE HUUSEMAN Boosters t, 2, 3. 4 Girl Rs-series 2, 4 G. A. A. 4 ul like Your Ns'rx'i ' Typist 3 IONA B. ANDERSON Boosters I. 2. 3, 4 Class Vive-Presirlent i Hockey Cliarnps 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Girls' Cliorus I Ucaptain Applejaflcu 3 Booster Representative 2 MARY LOUISE BATES Butts Powell Higli Smilwool I Grandview Higlw Srlmul 2, 3, 4 Boosters 2, 3. 4 Senior Girls' Cliorus I Qiirl Re-sen es 2 Pulmlirations 4 Girls' Glee 4 HDigging l'p Tlle Dirt 4 SANI VVll.i.t.-X315 Boosters l, 2. 5. 4 Toreli Clulv i Footimll I, 2. 3, l Hi.Y 2, 1, -1 Pllotograpliy Cluli 3. 4 President 4 Boys, Clmrus 3. 4 UDigging lip The Dirtn Cast 4 Student Couneil Presiflent 4 BOB KEENER Boosters l, 2. 5, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baslcetinall 2. 3 Tennis 5 Torrli Cluli l Hi-Y 2. 5. 1 Presiclent 4 Hi-Y Buslcetlmll Climnps 2. 5, 4 Hi-Y Bnselmll Clmmps 3 Class Vice-President 2 Office Buy 2 Pulilirtzitions 4 .lunior-Senior Decorations 3 ul Lila: Your Nerve' Stage Btnnager 5 Florida Footlnaller -I BETTY MAE MOSURE Boosters l. 2, 5. 4 Girl Reserves 2 Ml Like Your Nerve 3 UDigging Up The Dirt 4 DOLORES BOVE Boosters l, 2, 3, 1 Nl Liles Your Nc-rvew 3 BARBARA JACKSON Boosters l, 2. 5, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4 ul Like Your Nerve 3 HDigging Up The Dirt 4 ROBERT ASHLEMAN Boosters I. 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 5. 4 Treasurer 4 Footlorill 2, 5, 4 Y. CORLEY NOONAN. VVILLIAM C. BURKH Boosters I, 2, 3, ft ,I-OTCII CIUIJ I Hi-Y 4 I7ootImaII I, 2 IntraInuraI BasIcetIJnII I IntramuraI BaseIvaII I, ART Bill . 2 2 HDigging Up 'III1e Dirt Cast 4 RUTH FETCH InCIizxnoIa I Boosters 2. 7. 4 GirIs' CI1orus I Gifts' GIee CIuIv I I I.iIce Your Nerve-H 1 .IESSIE PRUETI' I'IonaIcer I'IigI1 I, 2 CenterIJurg I'IigI1 5 GmncIview I'IigI1 4 Boosters 4 GLORIA GARDNER Gm-I Boosters I, 2, 3, -1 CI1eerIenfIer 3, 4 Senior GirIs, Ctiorus I GirIs' Give CIuIm 4 PuI'1Iicz1tions 4 O. A. A. 4 Booster Dance 2, '5 I'IeaCI :JI Ifinnnce Committee 4 I IigI1Inn4.Ier SIHIII 4 .Iunior-Senior Orrtiestrn Committee 'S HI I.iIce Your Nerveu 3 Interpretive Dancing 4 Hnigging Lip -I-Ire Dirt Cast 4 Runner-up BowIing 4 Boosters I, 2, 5, 4 SKTIIOIEIFSIIIP Ter-un 5 ITFCSIIIIIZIH-SOPIIOIIIOIT' De1'11rzations I Booster Dormnet I, 2, 7. 4 Decorations .Iunior-Senior 3-4 Decorations Office Boy 3 UI I,iIie Your Nerve '5 pIiiIIip For Short 4 IIigI1IancIer Stag '5. 4 .I R. OI HARRY ZAVIIZ Boosters I, 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 2, 5, 4 FootI1aII 5-4 HI I,iIce Your INerXe fast HigIiIancIer SiaI:I 4 HELEN LOUISE MONTGOMERY CIass President I Boosters I, 2, 3. 4 Representative I. 2 Booster Dante I, 4 Girt Reserves 2. 3. -I Vice-I3resicIent 4 Cabinet 5-4 Student CounciI 5-4 Serretnry 5 puI'1Iir'ati0ns 4 UI I,iIce Your INICFN PM CIPIIIUI' Supervisor 3 Senior GirIs' LIIIOIIIS 4 SrIwoIarsIiip Team I. 3 unigging Up TIle Ijirtu Cast 4 VIRGINIA MARLOXYE il ROND .... Hcinnev' Boosters I, 2. '5. 4 Girtsv Ctmrus I. 2 GirI Reserves 3, I CIxorus I, 3 .Iunior-Senior 'S KATHRYN C. HXRDER AKKllIIl'II Boosters I. 2. 3, 4 Booster Representative -I .Iunior-Senior Decorations 5 GirI Reserves 3, 4 Treasurer 4 fIirI Reserve CIIIITLI4 1 I I.iIce Your N1-ru-'- Prompter 3 C. A. A. 3, I I'Ieat.I OI Dork 'I-ennis 4 IIocIcey Runners-up I CirIs' CIiorus 5, 4 CJTFIIPSITH 2. 5, 4 I'Digging Lip The Dirtu 'I ROBERT IIANNAXYAY RMI Boosters I, 2, 5, -I I:0otImII I, 2, 3. 4 FootImII Captain I IInsIcetImII 2, 3, -I Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 IIi-Y Base-ImII 2. 3. I Tennis 2. 5. 4 .Iunior CIass PresiCIent 'S Iunior-Senior '5 f2I:Iife Boy 5 RUTH KING Orcliestra I Boosters I, 2. 5. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 5. 4 G. R. Calwinet 4 UI I.iIce Your Nerve-N prompter 5 SfI1oIarsI1ip Team I, 2. 5, Digging Up The Dirt 4 NIAIUORIIQI LANG Boosters I. 2, 5, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 5, 4 Head ol Horseslioes 4 .Iuninr-Senior 5 I IigI1Iander Staff 5 Ulgigging up 'I.I1o Dirty' 4 ANNE DASCENZO Boosters I. 2, 5. 4 ci. fx. 1.2, 5. 4 1000 Pt. I.etter 4 Head 0I Baseball 4 Runner-up Baslcetloall 5 Runner-up Hockey 4 UI I-iIce Your Nerve 5 Olfirc Girl 4 DAVID A. KUHNER Class Secretary-Treasurer I Boosters I, 2. 5. 4 Representative 2, 5 I:rf'SllIIlan'S0pIlOlTl0l'ff I .Iunior-Senior 5 HI I-iIce Your Nerve 5 Hearl ol Stage Ixlnnugers Srliolarsliip Team 5, 4 Pliotograpliy 4 I,III7IICillIOIlS 4 Eclitor-in-Clxiel Higlilanfler SIQIII 4 Eflitor-in-Chief Hljigging Up Tlie Dirtn Cast 4 EDDIE HARRIS ucousin Erlr Boosters I, 2. 5. 4 Footlwall 2. 5, 4 Baslcetlmll 5. 4 IIIOTCII Clulm I President I HLY 2. 5, 4 Ili-Y Base-ImII Clmmps 2. IIE-Y BasIcetIiaII Champs I I,iIce Your Nerve 5 .Iunior-Senior Decorations Im 5. 4 2 5 HARRIEI' LEONARD Boosters I, 2. 5, 4 UI Iuilce Your Nerve 5 ,IEAN BOVVMAN Nortli Higli 2. 5. 4 Grandview 4 Honor Stucly 5. -I Stuclent Council 5 Cliairman I,ost uncl Irouncl Committee 5 Boolc Exrlmnge Committee 5 Clmirnmn Honor Stucly 4 Polaris Stall 4 Nous Autre CIuIm 3 Ivlnrigale Art CIuI'x 4 CHI-ice Stalf 5 Uslier. Junior Class Operettn 5 PHYLIJS VVHl'I'tiNIAN Phil Boosters I. 2. 5, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 5. 4 Girls' Cliorus I .Iunior-Senior 5 XVAI,,'l'IiR ANDERSON I I Vvrny' Roosevelt I'IigI1 Seliool I. 2. 5 I'IonoIuIu Grnnclview 5, -1 Ixlnnager R. O. T. C. RiIIf Team 2 Baselmall 5 Pliotograpliy CIuI'w 5, 4 Treasurer 4 Intramural Busltetlmll 4 Intramural Buss-ImII 4 Boosters 5, 4 .IACK ENNIS Nortln High I, 2, 5 Granclview Higli 4 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 Secretary 5 Stuclent Council 3 Tozistrrmsters 5 Ilonor Stucly 2, 5 Olfice SmII 3 Boosters 4 Stuclent fiouneil V1 STUART VAN Pififl' Hl2utc'ii' Boosters I, 2. 5. I Footivaii 2, 5 H1-Y 2, 5, 4 HDigging lvp TIN- Dirt 4 ANGELINA NIIROLO Ann Boosters I, 2, 5. 4 Giri Reserves 4 G. A. A. 4 Head oi Bouiing 4 Bowiing Ciiamp 4 HI I.iIxe Your Nerve 5 DORIS ANN HAVERFIELD Boosters I. 2, 5, 4 Ciri Reserves 2. 5. 4 Secretary 5 G. R, Chorus 5 Cabinet 4 Class Serrc-tary-Trensurer : .iuniorsenior Decorations 5 G. A. A. 5, 4 Head of Pafiqiie Tennis I HI Like Your Nerve Clliliff man of Makeup 5 Girls' Giee Ciutu 4 Homeeoming Program -I UDigging Lip Tire Dirt 4 WANDA EILFEN RUDY Hvvunciyu Harding Higii I Laicewooci Higim 2 Grandview Higtu 5, 4 Boosters 4 Bowiing Cimmp 4 G. A. A. 4 uDigging lfp Tile Dirt 4 DON I-. VICTKERY Vic Boosters I, 2. 5, 4 Foottmii 5 Intramurai Basics-tidaii Manager 5. 4 HI Like Your Nerve 5 .Iunior-Senior 5 Higiiiancier Staff 2. 5, 4 Putwiications 2, 5, 4 21 ROBERT STACK Bob Boosters I, 2, 5. 4 Footimaii I Assistant Ivianager Basicetinnii I, 2 UI Like Your Ixierveu 5 Boys' Ciiorus 4 MARGARET J. BOUGHTON Boosters I, 2, 5. 4 Girl Reserves 5, 4 Cv. A. A. I, 2. 5, 4 Secretary 4 G. A. A. I000 Point Letter 1 Hocicey Runner-up 4 Deck Tennis Runner-up 4 Basicettuaii Runner-up 5 Office Girl 5, 4 Booster Representative I. 2. 1 'II Like Your Nerve 5 Giris' Giee Ciuil 2, 5 .iuniorfsenior Decorations 5 Digging Up Tile Dirt 4 JEAN RUTH ROSIZNBOOM UR0sie Grandview Higil I. 4 Boosters I, 2, 5, 4 Puioiications 4 Girl Reserves 4 Giee Ciuin 4 Senior Giris' Chorus 4 Booster Dance Committee 2 .Iunior-Senior 5 NANCY VVARNER Nun Boosters I, 2, 5, 4 Secretary 4 Giri Reserves 2. 5. 4 Secretary 4 Caivinet 4 HI Like Your Nerve Cust 5 Sctiumiarstrip Team 2. 5 Orcilestra 5. 4 Giris' Ctiorus 2 Senior Girls' Chorus 4 .iunior-Senior 5 Cirairman G. R.-Hi-Y Niixer 5 Booster Dance Committee 5, -1 Newspaper Staff 5. 4 Highlander Staff 5 Homecoming Queen 4 ROBERT L. BECKER Boosters I, 2. 5. 4 Footioaii 5 Intramural Basetvaii 5 Vice-President, Stamp Ciuir 5 Oreilestra I, 2, 5, 4 Higiiiancier Staff 4 .IOHN D. BROVVN luck Boosters l, 2, 5, 4 -I'orr'I1 CIuIJ I Intramural BaseI1aII I, 2, 5 Intramural BasIcetI'xaII 2, 5. Junior-Senior Decorations 5 HI I-iIu- Your Nerve 5 Financial Ixlanager Booster Danve 4 Ollice Boy 4 JEAN ANN DIDVVAY Boosters I. 2. 5, 4 Girl Reserves 5. 4 GirIs' Glee CIuIv l, 2. 5. 4 Ollice GirI 4 SI1uII'IeImarcI Runner-up 5 unigging Up TIN- Dirt 4 PEGGY VIRGINIA BECKITIT Boosters I, 2, 5, 4 Girl Reserves 2. 5, -4 C. A. A. l, 2 Iunior-Senior Derorations 5 Girls' GIec 2. 5. 4 HI Lilce Your Nerx eu 5 FLOA .IIZANNE CASH Boosters I, 2, 5. 4 Class Secretary 2 Girls' Cliorus I Srlmlarsliip Team 5 Higlilancler Stall 4 Girl Reserves 5, 4 Calvinct 4 ucaptain Appleiaclxu Cast 5 Digging Up TIN' Dirt 4 4 GIZNE SCHLIZGIJ. Slug Boosters I. 2, 5. -I IntramumI Baslit-tIiaII I. 2. 5 Intramural BaseIJaII 2. 5. V1 ITootIwaII 5 '.Diggirig Llp The Dirt 4 3 ALI5lfR'I' VVILLIANI KAISER Bill Boosters l, 2. 5, 4 Boys' Cliorus 5, 4 Ijliotograpliy Clulr 5 UI Lilce Your Nerve Stage Ixlanager 5 .Iunior-Senior 2. 5 I:ootbaII I, 2. CIieerIeacIer 5, -I Iorctli Clulv I ELAINE HARRIET IVIcCI.l'fIfRY Boosters l, 2. 5, 4 SrI1oIarsIiip If-ani I Girl Reserves 2. 5. 4 Caldinet 5. 4 PresirIent 4 G. A. A. I. 2. 5 Ijing-Pong Runner-up 2 IIeacI ol Ping-Pong 4 Ilorscslme flllamp 5 .Iunior-Senior 5 Booster Danre -I 'AI I,ilre Your Nerve Cast 5 Clee Club 5 Senior Girls' Cliorus 4 Digging Up Tlie Dirln 4 Booster Representative 5 RUIII VIOI.lf'l' NARDONE Boosters I. 2, 5, 4 Girls' Cliorus I. 2. 5. 4 Girl Reserves 2. 5. 4 fi, R. Cliorus 5 Senior Girls' Cliorus Arranger -I ,Iunior-Senior 5 Booster Dann- 4 uDigging Llp 'I4Iie Dirty' Cast 4 IXIARY KUI'INI'lR Boosters I. 2. 5, 4I Pulrlimtions I Sr'IloIarsIiip Team 4 Unigging Llp Tlie Dirty' LI I'IigIlIanfIf'r Stall 4 Ifll INIURPIIY Boosters I. 2. 5, 4 Irootlvall 2, 5. 'I Irreetlirow CIIRIIIIP 2 It-nnis 5. -I UI I,iIce Your Nerve Fast 5 Hi-Y 4 RICHARD VVOLFF North Higii 2. 3 Granciview Ifiigit 4 Boosters 4 Intramumi I3asI1etIvnII .IEANNE I5RIiIi7l'1 Boosters l, 2. 3, 4 Giri Reserves 2. 4 Bowiing Cimmp 4 I HI I.iIre Your Nerve 7 MARGARIEI SLAYOR Boosters l, 2. 3. 4 Giri Reserves 3. 4 Girisi Ciiorus I. 2 .Iunior-Senior 3 GLADYS NIARGARITI' MASON Boosters I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1.2.3.4 I000 PI. Letter 4 Horsesiioe Ciinmp 3 iieaci of .Iuninr Higii niurnis 4 Giri Reserves 2, 3. 4 HI Liice Your Nerve 3 Digging Iip Tile Dirtu Intra- 4 CHARLES GILCIIRIST B Boosters I, 2. 3. 4 Torrtii CIUIJ I Basicrttimii 2, 3 I:ootImII 3, 4 Hi-Y 5. 4 . 1 1 III-3 I3usIieIIJuII Qimlnl HI-Y BEISIJHIII CIIH Iluli Ill 1s3.I 3. 4 UI Isiice Your Nerve first 3 Office Boy 3 Slurieni Counrii 3 Boys' Ciiorus 4 Booster Dunes- -I .Iunior-Senior Ixiuster o Ceremonies 4 HI-Jigging Iip Vivilf' Dirt I 4 41 RALPH EUGENE CORBIN Boosters I. 2. 3. 4 Footinaii 2. 3 Fresiuuan-Sopilolnore Decorations .Iunior-Senior Deromiions 7 PATRICIA NORTHINGTON Pal Boosters I. 2. 3, 4 Giri Reserves 3, 4 HI Like Your Nerve 3 Giee Ciuiu I. 2. 3. 4 Giri Reserve Ciiorus 3 Puixiications 3 --Digging lip Tile Dirtn -I IVIARY KA'l'HI'fRINIf IVICGRATII Winch Nortii Higii I Grandview Higii 2. 3. 4 Boosters 2, 3, 4 Giri Reserves 2, 4 G. A. A, 1, 2. 5. 4 Treasurer 4 Higiiiancier Stair 3 Puiriications 4 Senior Girisi Ciiorus 4 Giee Ciuir 4 Niaici oi Honor 4 I'Iomecoming HI I..iIre Your Nerve Cast 3 .iuniorfsenior Decorations 3 NIARY HARLOVV Boosters I, 2. 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4 1000 pt. Letter 4 Hemi of Bzisicetiimaii 4 Runner-up I'IocIcey 4 Runner-up Tennis 3 Runner-up Basicetimii 3 Giri Reserxes 2, 3 uDigging Up Tire Dirt 4 HI I.iIce Your Nerve 3 SALLY HOFFMAN Boosters I, 2, 3, 4 fiirisv Gino CIUI1 2. 4 G. A. A. 1, 2. 5, 4 Giri Reserves I, 2. 3. 4 .Iunior-Senior IJl'i'0l'iliI0!lS 3 Booster Dnnre 4 Horicey Runners-up 4 Senior Girisi Ciiorus 4 Hijigging IIp Tire Dirln 4 Ge-nerzii Supervisor JAMES PENFIELD Boosters l. 2. 3. 4 vice-Presiclent 4 Baslcetiwall I. 2. 5 Ifootizall 1, 5. 4 Tennis 5 Badminton Cllamp 3 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 ISEIIIIQ L. BURKE Boosters I. 2. 3, 4 G. A. .-X. -l He-acl ol Baslcetlwall 4 Baslcetiaall Runnersfup 3 Hoflcey Runnersfup 4 Girl Reserves 4 Digging Ifp Tlie Dirt 4 NIARY NIARGARFYI' KNOEBEL Ivlarysville Higii I Granrlxiew Higim 2, 3. 4 Boosters 2. 5, 4 Representative 4 Iilararian l GirI Reserves 2. 4 MI IAIIKE XIOUI' N6fX'P'V Qjilit I Homecoming Committee 4 Booster Danre 4 uDigging Up Tile Dirt 4 Higillanfler Stan' 4 Slllflftlll Councii vice' Pre-sicIf-nt 4 ROBERT HAIVIPTGN December 15, 1955 NITA LANCIA August 3. 1957 U53 VVILLIAIVI H. PARKS Boosters I, 2. 3. 4 Stamp Club I. 2 Piiotogmpimy Clulw '5 puioiicotions 4 Booster Dance Committee 4 IYIIQIIIHIIFIPI' Stali 4 ALICE .IAYNE ROCHESTER UROFII Holy Rosary Higii I Our Lady ot Viftory 2. 'S Granctview 4 Boosters 4 Giri Reserves 4 Publications 4 Senior Girls' Cliorus 4 Giee Club-Cantata 4 I-Digging Up Till? Dirt Cast 4 RUTH FISHER Boosters l. 2. 5. 4 Representative I Girl Reserves 2. '5. 4 Hcaptain Applejaciin 5 Publications 3 PAT IVIATHIAS Baslcettmll I. 2. 5. 4 Gott l. 2. 5. 4 Football 3, 4 Boosters I, 2, 5. 4 Hi-Y 4 Student Council I. 2. 3 Hijigging' Up Tim Dirtn Cast 4 CLASS PROPHECY 1276 Cactus Drive Mexico City, Mexico May 28, 1946 DEBT BEll'l'JE1I'H, I returned just yesterday from a grand trip in the states, where l visited old Columbus town, and I had to sit right down and Hdish you all the dirtf, The night alter I arrived in Columbus, I went to the old Palace Theatre, which Ralph Corbin owns now, to see Jayne ulna Ray Huttonn Rochester and her band of usizzling Swingstersf' Phyllis Whiteman and Ruth Nardone play accordians in the band and Ruth and Jayne do the vocals. It was all very Ueasy on the ears. Also on the bill were the uYodeling Cowboysf, who don't yodel and aren't cowboys but four Thirty-Niners: Bob Staclc, George Bloom, Walter Anderson, and Jaclc Rubber Earsn Ennis. Betty Mosure is cashier at the palace now. The next day was Katy Harderis shower for Mary Nlargaret Knoebel, who is leaving her private secretary job next month to get married. Anne Dascenzo in- herits her job. Katy ucroldie Loclcsu is still trying to teach wriggling little girls to sew. The party was practically a teachers' meeting with Nancy Vvarner. Gloria Gardner, who teaches kindergarten, and lVlary Harlow, the gym instructressg but Helen Montgomery, Doris Haverlield, and Jane Garner represented the smart young clubwomen about town. I hadnyt seen most of these girls since Peg Beclcettys wedding, and did the gossip ttyl Margaret Boughton is doctoring the ailments of Shrimptown, Missouri. Elaine McCleery is a bacteriologist, sticking her nose into the private lives of germs. Mary Kuhner is also a ubugologistn, and an economics teacher, too. David Kuhner is a professor of physics and test tubes at Q.T.U. Bill Burkhart is going to play doctor to the Eslcimos in Labrador just because he can go there by boat. Jessie Pruett and Angelina Angel Mirolo have joined the ranlcs of the Hwomen in whitef, and Harriet Leonard is a lcey puncher udeluxef' We girls became reminiscent of the time we went, to Joan Neeseys debut in the Metropolitan Opera 6'Madame Butterliyf, Vvasnyt that thrillingl l was sorry that Polly Bodwell and Betty Burke couldn't come to the party: but Polly's social service worlc doesnyt leave her much time to herself, and Betty's position as hostess in Lazarus Tea Room lcept her there at the time ot the party. Some of the girls have been talcing dancing lessons from George Painter: and Ruth Fetch had her fortune told by that super crystal-gazer and magician, Sig- nor Harry Zavitz. Ruth found out the name of that boy and is using it for her own now. Ruth Fisher and lona Anderson also have entered into holy matrimony. lxlartha Scanland has married her millionaire: Jean Rosenboom has Hsettled downn and joined the Little Theatre Movement.,' Both Martha and Jean design their own attractive clothes. Several Hcareer women!! have emerged from our class. Marjorie HA Little Bit lndependentu Lang is a private secretary in New York, and Cloa Jean Case is teaching French to the French in France. Jim Pentield runs a grocery and general store in Pipsquealc County and has live daughtersl When l left Katyys house l felt lilce Walter Vvinchelrs column. Several days alter I had arrived in Columbus, Gladys Mason invited me to the Pencil and Typewriter Club Banquet. Have you read Gladys, latest boolc of poems? The banquet was a huge affair and the dinner was delicious. Eugene Schlegel, the editonpresided. Robert Earl Ashleman reviewed his bool: How to Win U61 Girls and lnlluence Vvimminf, Among those present were reporter Jean Bow- man, feature writer Phyllis Kuechle, and Wanda Rudy, who is the present Betty Fairfaxf' Jeanne Breeze was there representing Harpers Publishing Company where she is a secretary. Bill Parks, the cartoonist, and Bob Goss lwho incidentally wrote his college prophecy, were there, as was Bob 'Believe It or Elseu Ripley Beclcer who raises frogs. Among the spealcers was Pat Nlathias, noted sports com- mentator, who was there with his charming wife. You remember that Pat was the first of the class of '59 to marry. ln all the tall: that went around the table, l learned that Stuart Van Pelt is a rising champion in the boxing World. Many people thinlc that Ray Rhoads, the legislator. should be president, because he delights in teasing fish with lat, juicy worms, and bugs. . If you want curly hair see Bob Keenerg he has invented a new hair cut that curls as it cuts. Jaclc Brown wears a natty uniform and rides a bicycle around delivering telegrams. Dana Reynolds, Jr., is addressed as 'Hedge Reynolds, suhl Vvle returned from the banquet about midnight, stuffed lilce a Thanksgiving turlcey. l had to go to a baseball game to see Margaret Slayor and Wilma Rauscher: both are happily married to players. Eddie Harris and Diclc Wolfe are in big league baseball and are ugoing places, l'm told. Looking very big and official in his policeman's uniform, Sam Vvilliams was trying to lceep order at the game. You have to be nice to men lilce that. l enjoyed the game and lots of peanuts. The next day l was on my way to Hollywood. l certainly had enjoyed my visit in Columbus. When l boarded my plane, Patsy Northington greeted me loolcing very jaunty in her stewardess outlit. Vvhen she told me Bill Kaiser was the pilot, l was all lor getting off, but she reassured me by saying he had crashed only six planes in three years. Dolores Bove is an air hostess on this same line. As we went into a tailspin, l read in the paper that Bob Bradford had been appointed U. S. Ambassador to France, and Bob Red, Hannaway lremember him?j had quit professional football for coaching. Mary Lou Bates, picture was in the paper endorsing a hair tonic alter her recent role as uAlice in Vvonder- land. Don Juanu Leroy Viclcery, ace Hollywood reporter, met me at the Holly- wood airport. He tool: my picture and interviewed me. Was l thrilledl I had come to visit that lamous movie star, lVlary Katherine Musser, and l was almost a celebrity. Doesnit Mary play the most thrilling love scenes, though? That night Mary, l, and several of her admirers went to Charles HBud Gil- christ!s Pinlc Bonnet Night Club where red-headed Virginia Rond did a hot hula dance. l saw Gerald Wootton, the baslcetball star who is now hailed as the tenth Robert Taylor. Ed Murphy was at the bar: you lcnow that he is scheduled to play Niclc Carter in That Thin lVlan's ln Againf' lVlary Alice Hill, fresh from her latest Broadway success, was thereg and so was Ruth nlast-tallcingu King, well- lcnown as the female Walter Vvinchellf' Jeanne Houseman, the lovely model. came in wearing one of Barbara .laclcsoifs latest creations. Barbara is lcnown as Hollywoodvs ushipranellieu las she says itj, and is a most devoted dog fancier. And spealcing ol models, Mary lVlcGrath is the model lor that USO-o Gorgeous lUntil She Smilesju Vvhile l was in Hollywood, l ran into Corley Noonan, who, alter seven years of telling horror tales on the radio to little children, is now going to play ml-he Great Grand-son of Franlcenstein.H But personally, l would rather listen to nAunt Sally Hoffmans bedtime stories. Vvell. Barbara, write to me soon, and l dare you to write as long a letter as thisl As always. .lean U73 I HIGHLANDER STAFF ilciitor-in-Qiliei ,..,.,.,,..........,.,...,.,...,..............,,..........,.,.,,,.....,.... '. . '. Assistant Editor ,...........,,,, ,,,. ...,,.,,....,,.,,......,. ,,,.. . Business ixianager ...,...,,,...,,.........,....,,,.,,...........,..,,,...,......... Assistants: Joan Ciatiin, Jean Buriciiart, Joan Fiemin Gardner, Peggy Yerges. Art hciltor .,..,....,...........,.........,..,7.....,........,.7,7........,. ...A... ......... Assistants: Robert Kegarise, Coriey Noonan. Piiotograpii ilditor ,.,.....,.............,......,...........,......7,........ Assistants: Niary-Jo Vviiiiams, David Siwacicne. Eciitoriai Contritmutorsz .......Davifi Kutlner ,,,,,.,....iViarti1a Layiin ,.....Olga Ashleman Boiw Beviier, Qiioria Barbara Livingston ........iViary Kuiuner Harry Zavitz, Jim Duiiee, Elaine iviccieery, iviargaret B0llQilt0rl, pat ixiatiiias, Jane Garner, Roinert Keener, Acieiaicie Ginn, Piayiiis Armei. Ciass Propiiecy-Jean Diciway. Sctiooi Caienciar-Rotnert Tayior. Typists: iyiary iviargaret Knoetpei, Mary Louise Bates. Facility Advisers: Miss Kennedy, Wiiss Simmons, iwr. Cornetet. wi DIGGING UP THE DIRT A FARCE IN THREE ACTS Presented by llie Senior Class on lVlarcl1 24, 1939 Written lay BERT J. NORTON Directed by DORCAS TRUCKMILLER CAST Kennetlfi Anclrews .,............................ William Loomis ........ PTOFCSSOI' ROQCI' Sheriff Carson ...................... Jose Anclracia ................... Aunt Miriam Eggles ,...... Betty Sllerman .......... NBII ....,.....,.................. Jane ................. Allan ....., Pliyllis ......... ............ ..........7.... 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Vx NN., wifi , J' , 555.1 '- ,, 3 321 my A 'E if ED XE CAPTAIN APPLEIACKQ AN ARABIAN NIGHTS ADVENTURE IN THREE ACTS Presented by the Junior Class on November 18, 1938 Xvritten by VVALTER HACKETT Directed by DORCAS TRLJCKMIIMZR CAST Lush ..,.,................................. ............ ..,......... J a mes Duffee Poppy Faire ..........,..,..,............ ..,.....,.... M artiwa Layiin Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe .,..... Ambrose Applejolan ............ ............ G ale Johnson ......M8Fy Lou WCHV6f Anna Vaieslca ............. ..,........ C Ioa Jean Case Mrs. Pengarci ........... ...... M ary-Jo Williams Horace Pengarcl ....... ....... D avid Youmans Ivan Boroisky ....... .................. J erry Roth Head Pirate ....... ....... J ames Siegmeier Dennet ............... ...........,... T ed Kohr Johnny Jason .,...................,.,............................................ Robert Foss Palmer ...........................................,............................ Jean Thompson Piratesr-James Boardman, Robert Kegarise, Pete Miroio, James Duffee, Jack Cramer Student Supervisor BARBARA CORSGN E211 GRANDVIEW GIRL RESERVE CLUB pr6Sid6I1t ,.............. ..... E laine lvlccleery Treasurer ........, . ,...,....... Kathryn Harder Vice-President ...... Helen Montgomery lxflember-at-large ................ Jane Garner becfretary ....,... ..,.,.......... N ancy Warner Advisers ...... Miss Levering, lVlrs. Scott Dear Diary: September, 1958 lyve just returned home lrom the G. R. weiner roast and l had such a good time that l can hardly wait to write about itl Even though the weatherman and the committee in charge couldn't get together, everybody, including about ltilty new members, had a grand time in the gym at school. There are eighty-eight members altogether this year. October, 1958 lxliss Cochran, Ci. R. Secretary ol Columbus, gave us a very inspiring speech this afternoon about what we might accomplish in our G. R. Club. Now, just to live up to itl November, 1958 As l wallced to school this A. Nl. l suddenly remembered that l had lor- gotten my potato. Tomorrow l must remember to bring an apple and the next day a penny. ltls all lor the benefit ol several needy families on Thanlcsgiving. Decemlmer, 1958 Boyl Am l gonna, be beautiful tomorrowll Alter all those movies and beauty hints by lvliss Elsie Cameron from the Cameron Beauty School, l surely should bel As tar as fun was concerned the G. R. caroling party was tres magnifiquef, but you'd better aslc the community how the singing soundedl We had hot chocolate and coolcies afterwards, but my feet are still coldl l lcnow ol two families who are much happier this Christmas because ol the Christmas trees given them by the G. Rfs. Ianuary, 1959 We learned all about Germany today from Heidi Heubner who just came from Berlin last summer. She played nAch Du Lieber Augustinen and many other German tolli songs on the piano for us. February, 1959 l'm in a hurry to get to bed because I must get up early so l can be at the Central Community House by 9:50. Every Saturday of this month several ot us G. R. girls are going to try to be ot some help in all the tine worlc carried on there. Just thinlc-ashe even met Don Amechel Gee, some people have all the luclc Q especially Miss Derivan. She told us today of her trip through the British lsles. She sailed on the Queen Mary, tooll Joy supremel l can hardly wait 'til tonight. ltve a date with uhimu for the C. R. dance alter the Delaware basketball game. Here,s hoping itts a Uvictoryu dancel That Grandview and Arlington are ultriendlyu enemies was shown by their inviting us to have a joint meeting with their R. Club. The program included a style show by Roberts. The G. R. and Hi-Yts provided the opportunity, the gvmnasium was the place: Bob Willis provided the music. All three together provided a swell timell Need l say more? lwarch 29, 1959 Keep this under your hat ,cause itls still a secret-but there are several things on the G. R. program yet. Namely, a tallc on HGay Parisf, the Easter service, a boolq review, and as grand finale, the annual banquet just preceding the installation ot new officers. lt has been a grand year with plenty of hard worlc, but loads ol tun. i221 ERN' 33 GARNER All -vi YONKERS 5,1 M 5 : I HARDER FLIN TREA5. U31 ORCHESTRA The 1958-1930 orchestra, uncler the ahle clireftion ot lvliss Leia Thuma, has heen striving diligently throughout the year to furnish just the right atmosphere lor our assemhlies and class plays. Academic credit has loeen given for the first time this year to those memhers who have participated regularly. Two memhers lnelong to this yearvs graduating class. They are Kathryn Harder, violing and Nancy Warner, violoncello. Qther memhers who will he lmclc next year are as follows: Violins-Phyllis lwlorrison, Barhara Campbell, and Barloara Pray. Flute-lwary Lou Weaver. ,Celine-Ray Brown. Clarinetsrwliilly Ritter, Bruce Norilstrom, Bill Fuller, Stewart Stapletorcl. Trumpets-Ray Stuclcey, Bolo Kistler, Bill Piper, Irving' Donaldson. Tromlpones-Tom Vvallcer, John Alhanese, Howard Hermsen. Drum-Jimmy Clifton. Piano-Constance Zeller. U41 THE SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS One oi the pleasanter rernemlzrances ol' activities that Seniors are taking away with them as they graduate, is that ot the Senior Girls, Chorus, organized for the lirst time this year, uncler the clirection ol Ruth Narclone. The Chorus' llirst performance, given at an early assemloly, came as a complete surprise and was enthusiastically receivecl. They have since been active throughout the year at assemblies, school dances, and various other affairs. Their interpretation oi current musical lavorites has heen distinctive and original. The group is composecl of the lollowing girls: Polly Bociwell, Joan Neese. lvlary Louise Bates. Nancy Vvarner, Jayne Rochester, Jeanne Rosenlaoom, Gloria Gardner, Helen Montgomery, Betty lVlosure, Sally Hoffman, Elaine lvlccleery. .lane Garner, Mary lVlcGrath, ancl Ruth Narclone, who serves also as the arranger and accompanist. U51 THE HLY CLUB presiclenl ............ Viceepresiclent ...... Secretary .... P-l4l'CilS UTPI' ..,........... Faculty Aflviser .,,., Robert Keener ..,..Dana Reynolds ........RolJert Bradford Roloert Aslmlernan Scott llolrling in ils purpose nl Creating, lllfllfllaihlllg, anfl exlencling lllrouglmul Ilne Selma a ml unn lnuniiy lmigll Slanrlarrls ol Clvrislian fllaraeler. flue Hi-Y Cluly will, a nzenllversllip ol loriy-on! lynx u gagecl in a xariely ol aelivilies lllis year. Spealu-rs ai llle meetings nl' llle clulm inrluflecl Capt. lvlingle ol ilu- cjlllfl Slale Higlmax Ja ro illlll liflXVill'fl Slllllll. CX0l'0IN'l' ol lifillllillll flllll 'lllxe clulrys lxaslu-tlvall learn, rmnposerl ol' Gilrllrist, Keener, Kic-iz, lvlurplmy, Reynolds, low X nu Sh-glneier, Rally, ancl l,lllvlvl'I', again lnefalne llle Hi-Y league cllalnpions anrl were lln' lirsl han: 4: rf. possession ol' ilu- new lroplly. TIN- lxiggs-sl surprise ul' llxe year K'illlH', lmwc-ver, wllen llle luowling team unnposell 0 Inn Ne lneier, Bill lfnnis. anrl .larlc Nlary won rin- league rlxarnpionsllip. A Iroplly wa: given lo llle um a inrlixiflual nleclals were gixen I0 lln' allow- Ilrree lmys lor lxeing ouisiamling in ille league eornpellhon Vlqlw HifY Clulx clicl noi fonline ilsc-ll, lunvever, eniirely In arlivilies ol an allxlelic na ure rooperalerl will: lln- Girl Res:-rxvs in pruvicling ilu- S1kll0Ol wiill lwu fwlxrislrnas Irees lwlore Elle lrh :nas lloliflavs anrl alsn lnllcl a jninl Llanre, llle annual G,R.-Hi-Y mixer, willl llxe firls' orfanizaiion. , L L X261 THE CALENDAR OF G. H. S. FOR 1938-39 fFrom the Viewpoint of Willie Wliuts-za-nuhsi Dear Diary: Uvvhatis been going on around here in the last year? You lcnow more than most oi us, so tell us, wonit you? HVVell,H replied the diary, Hit happened lilce this. SEPT. I2-School opened today. Ho-Humi lim not yet out of that mystic suml mer trance, but l thinlc weire all glad to be bacli. s U ' I We all had better not thinlc too hard, tor our brains I arenyt used to it. Football practice has started and the boys have been sweating mighty hard. SEPT. I6-Maybe the sweating was not in vain alter all. We battled against North, and what a gamel The first part ot the game was played with an orange-colored ball, but i guess the Granclviewites lilced white better, so they got a white ball. VX7orry, worryl North won. SEPT. 21-The Booster Nlembership Campaign started ott tull blast. For the next weelc, all that will be tallied ot is the bargain you can get tor 31.25. l thinlc, Diary, theyire all ' trying to be liirstg so it will be a photo-Finish. SEPT. 25fQVVe had our first Booster assembly this morn- ing. The new 7B,s are thrilled to be allowed the privilege ot coming to the high school, While the 9B,s are thrilled because they donst have to go away baclc to Junior High. But weire all nticlcled pinlcn just because itys the first of the many Hswellu assemblies to come. We played Gahanna this alter- noon. We wonl We wont We won, by goily, we wont SEPT 27-G-R you going to be a Girl Reserve? SEPT 30MHVVe came, we saw, we conqueredi' are the words oi the Bobcats as they stomped Grove City this p. m. OCT. 5-4-5-6fDo you lmow what we've been doing? Weil, there has been a campaign to sell ticlcets for the Stadium Dedication game tomorrow. Small pins are given instead ol ticlcets. Swell, eh what? 7fThe jinx didnyt worlc. You lcnow, usually when a stadium is dedicated, the hosts lose the game but we won from Westerville. The Dedication went oft all right, too. Vve had among us as spealcers the Hon. Mayor Ryder oi Grandview and the Hon. Mayor Boardman ot Niarble Cliff. OCT. 10-Grandviewis best-loolcer and most popular girl was voted for today. Address Nancy Warner as Your Nlajestyu after this, for I . she mils the C2LiEEN. lVlary lVlcGrath toolt second place as K - Mai ol Honor. GCT. llgiym telling you, Diary, you couldnit help but be impressed by that high-pressured salesman representing the Crowell Publishing Co. He boosted our Magazine Cam- paign ott to a lively start. i thinlc they're all aiming for that ice cream party. fJCT. I4-Hot Dogl Vve won again. The Bobcats will -,-I get that C. B. L. championship yet. OCT. QI-fQuiclc, Henry, the Fliti These Bobcats are get- ting dangerous. They beat Bexley. i271 GCT. 28fOh, man alive, those pictures shown . I hy the Chevrolet Co. were goocll They really - A Q fi teach you a lot if the homework isnit heing clone. A -1 We trouncecl Holy Family, 59-0. Oh hoyl The 'A ' -.. Freshman-Sophomore Shinclig was tonight. Wir. - l A' -- Beery ancl lvliss Simmons really put things over. lvmd jraiclhsome oi the hgang wonit want any cicler . an oug nuts lor a w ie. U ' NOV. 4-Homecoming Day. Boy. ciiclnit they loolc elegant as they rode in that peachy Hgas-louggyu with their hanclsome escorts? Ray Hljustyu Rhoacls escorteci Nancy, ancl HDutchH Van Pelt lecl lxflary lvlcfzrath. The loursome viewecl a splemiici victory as we whippccl Academy, 41-13. NQV. ll---Vvhoopeel N0 school toclay. Armistice Day was not the only thing we celehratecl. Vve liclceci Ar- lington 7-0. Oh hoy, rion't you thinlc those 7 points clicinit loolc goorll Tonight the squaci lillecl up on every- Ui' l thing lrom Usoup to nutsn at the lootlmall hanquet. NCJV. 18--The .luniors triecl their hit at acting anal so put on a great play calleci ucaptain Applejacleu Gale .lohnson can he a cruel heartless person when calleci upon. Dave Youmans malies a swell chinlc. NOX'Y. 24-27-Diary. at last a lnreathing spell has come along. Thanlqsgiving vacation is a lile-saver. But the lour weli-planned-to-the- minute Clays will soon he over anti well all get haclc to the olcl grincl. Oh mel DEC. I6-Swishl The liirst haslcethall game ol the season. Boys, we want to see some real huclcet-playing out there. l lmelieve welre going places this season, gang. Tonight, we all went to that annual party, the Booster Dance. More lun. The chanclelier eliiect was keen. It really loolceci as if mice were running around the walls. Some ol those lcids can r-e-a-l-l-y jive. DEC. 21-We played our neighloors tonight. Goshi Vve were cieleatecl alter a harcl lought battle. Say. what do you lcnowl VVe,re out of school for Christmas vaca- tion. Usually, you canit wait 'till that certain clay comes. hut when it is all over, you wish it woulci happen again. lt'lI loe all over hy Jan. 3, the clay we must return. bnifl, snilli. But here is that hright new year ahea s JAN. flevylell, we have saicl gooci-hye to clear olci 1058. ' .1 of Y X fits new, anywayl. VVe played Bexley ancl carrie out aheaci. JAN. ll.-We liclcecl University High in a ractice game. , P JAN. I3-NVe liclceci Holy Family, hut it wasnit a practice game. .IAN 20--Vvesterville vs. Granciview--Cranclview, the win- ner. JAN. 24-Delaware vs. Grandview - Grandview wins again. i281 JAN. 27-Boy, that sure was an exciting game! iVtayhe itgs hecause we won, 27-23. FEB. 3FBexiey piayeci host to her conquerer, as we swept to a victory ot 30-22. FEB. ll-Qur neighbors again. But woe is me. That was a caiamity. Vve taiiect to taiiy two more points and thus were Htatcenn hy 50 points to 28. FEB. 22-VX7ahoo, pappyt No schooi. VN7ashington's hirthciay. I have a miiiion things that i want to do. The song So Much To Do and So Littie Time to Do it is appropriate. FEB. 28-Grandview-Vvestervitie-Vvesterviiie, 32-51. iViARCH 2-Grandview went to the State Bastcethaii Tournament today and was the first to piay. HHeiio. Nia. it was a sweii tight, hut I won.u tover South, so we piay tomorrowt MARCH 5-We it again. This time Vvest was the uniuctiy victim. That means we play Bexley to- morrow. NIARCH 4-Not so gooct. Bextey heat us. But, gee whiz, the uteiiasu were so tireci, they are not to he hiameci tor the cteteat. Oh weit, such is iite. MARCH 9-We piayeci Academy in Bexley Highis gym anci iost. Gosh. the iast game ot the season, and so we pack the suits in moth-halts and wait untit next year. ' MARCH 10-S-VV-I-S-Ht Vvhat was that? Oh, that was one ot Russ Hooger- hydets arrows slipping through the air into the huiis-eye. Mr. Hoogerhycte, a champion archer, macie a demonstration to the gang this morning, and cionit thinic they werenit scarecii MARCH 24-A hunch ot Seniors went HDigging Up the Dirtn I and so proctucect a three-act farce which was a hum-dinger. Going through the hiiis, you expect the Sheritt tSam VNfiiiiamst to arrest you at any minute. Romeo Biii Burkhart aiways gets his giri. The State Pupii Tests are driving some ot these tcicts matt. You icnow, waiting for the resuits. Oh weii, it's ati in fun, or is it? iWAY I2-Vveti. the Junior-Senior came ott msweii-i-gt-nt.H You know, iiii het those Seniors teei rather ugroggy iitcef' he- cause soon they Witt he gone from the good oie ciaysu in high schooi. JUNE l-2-The smeii ot summer and exams is in the air. s . , 4 Now don t mention the word exams to me, You usuativ neeci -- three months to recuperate atter those tests. Oh weii, inayhe itys doing us some good. JUNE 5-Commencement exercises Witt come and go, and so wilt our Seniors tsnittt. Vveii, tomorrowys the iast ctay. i might as weit say so iong, Diary, mv friend: weiii hear g..-lr M from you next year. Il: mi SEVENTH GRADE I 3 03 EIGHTH GRADE I3 ' I DANA REYNOLDS Mm PENF,ELD NANCY WARNER MARY VKQGRATE-4 QUEEN N MMD OF HONOR Tamsuaaa , PRESIDENT VIR BLAUSER RAY RHOAD5 cum LEAD Rf U31 FOOTBALL 1938 Grandview emharlced on its 1938 loothall season with a defeat at the hands of North. This was indeed a poor forecast of what was to follow, for the fight- ing Bohcats marched triumphantly through the rest of the season undefeated. This accomplishment carried with it the Central Buclceye League and Little Three championships. As a result of this conquest the handsome Central Buckeye League trophy now permanently adorns Grandviewgs trophy case. To climax properly an excellent loothall year the following hoys were honored with Varsity GQ and small gold loothalls as special awards: Jim Pentield, Boh Bradford. Bolo Keitz, Herman Bendetto, Dana Reynolds, Sam Vvilliams, Bolo Ashleman, Harry Zavitz, Bolo Keener, Ed Murphy, Pat Mathias, Ed Harris. Captain Bob Hannaway, Charles Cgilchrist, Allen Nunn, Don Evans, Bill Reiser, Dick Shumalcer, Al Devictor, George Mingle, Captain- elect Cliff Vvallcer, Alhie Rau, and Managers Diclc Armel and Gale Johnson. Results ol the l038 season Grandview 0 North 24 Grandview 54 Gahanna 6 Grandview 26 Grove City 0 Cirandview 6 Bexley 0 Grandview I9 Delaware 0 Grandview 25 Westerville 7 Grandview 41 Academy 15 Grandview 39 Holy Family 0 Grandview 7 Arlington 0 i341 I amass 1 2 1, i Q 5595 , CENTRAL BUQQEYE LEAGUE 'i 'AT A5 LITTLE THREE CHAMPS , lZAvsTz . L.. 1 PENFIELD VIURPHY 3 REYNOLDS ' COACH GKLCHRIST I J j' ,, A ,Q A' HANNAWAY E, CAPTAIN 'ij li - N 5 i r X 5 -,k ASHLEMAN 1 , QQBENEDETTO ga.. 1 .,,,, '5 .,E: , W 1 3' ':' nf E' if KEENQR EDTZ E351 BASKETBALLl93839 Grandview boasted a co-championship ol? the Central Buclceye League for the 1058-59 haslcethall season. Throughout the season, team and school spirit rode the crest ot the wave. The team tinished competition with nine wins and tour losses. Only one team succeeded in downing the Bolocats twice out ot two games played. ln tournament play, the looys defeated South and West lay means ol the combined power ot playing ability and team spirit. Then, playing their fourth game of the weelc, they were outscored hy an inspired Bexley outtit. The varsity squad memhers were: Boh Hannaway, Bold Bradford, Pat Mathias, Harris, Ray Rhoads, Allen Nunn, Don Evans, George lvlingle, Nick Delauca, Boh Ball, and Aldo Delewese. The reserve team emerged as champions of the Central Buclceye League re- serve circuit. They won eleven and lost three oi the fourteen games played. Niem- loers of the reserve team were: Jack Hannaway, Bch Lindsey. Jim Koetz, Roy Haddox. Willie Nlathias, Gaver Athey, lVlaurice Hillmeyer, Jael: Cochran, Bill lvlotz, Pat Short, Pat Cardi, and Jael: Branyan. A score synopsis of the varsity season is as follows: Grandview Alumni Cirandview Arlington Grandview Bexley Grandview University High Grandview Holy Family Grandview Westerville Grandview Delaware Grandview Academy Grandview Bexley Grandview Arlington Grandview Westerville Grandview Deiaware Grandview Academy TOURNAMILNT RESULTS: Grandview 57 South 55 Grandview 55 West 28 Grandview 21 Bexley 28 i363 N4 IB DELUCA GUARD IO li wi 3 NINGLL 1 FORWARD Y Ilg 4 s 3 -v If f Q 3' , fit i.u ' AAVP PAPI HANNAWMYN GUARD Q -I .1 ',,..., - I - .Ray ,j as 1 Q M A Aja ,. - I- ' - A:-E.- 'M-'S A' H smrorznw EVANS . FORWARD CENTER 1 ,..., mATHszx,5 foavwxszo i371 N GOLF During time goll campaign ol l058 time Ciranciview Higii Golf Team came tilrougii witil lour titles. Tiley assumecl top position in tile City High League, Central Buckeye League. Little Three Circuit, and tiie Central District Champion- silip. Tiie team composeci ot Allen Nunn, Pat iviatilias, Herman Benedetto, anci Nick Dei-uca played top-notcil golt tiirougiiout tide year to gain sole possession ol tiiese titles. The scores ol matches were: LEAGUE MATCHES Cvrandview I2 Soutia W 4 N Grandview I2 Aquinas PRACTICE- lWATCHES C d ' I ' E . Cgjggdgggyj 20 N113 Grandview 6 wnnrnnnnn n Qzmndview 9 Central Granciview 5'f2 Vvortilington 6lf2 Grandview I0 Vveqt Ciranclview 6 Granville 6 Clrandview HV? Acallemv Ciranciview ll Granville I Grandview Qlff Arlington Ciranciview IIVQ Bexley Total team score tor tiie Central District Tournament was 327. Out ot a total of I8 teams, our team tinisiieci sixtiw in tiie State Tournament. E381 r A SUMMARY OF BOYS' INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL At the beginning oi' the season, the Senior and Junior Leagues, consisting of eight teams apiece, piayed a round roinin to determine four top-notch outfits. An- other round was then piayed to produce the tinai winners. Bolo Fossis team tooii iirst piace in the Senior League with Boio Cramer's staiwarts as runner-up. in this league the remaining teams piaced in this order: Keener, Macy, Walker, Kietz, Reynolds, and Van Peit. The Junior League saw a tie for first piace ioetween the teams of George ixfiathy and Feiice Ceiii. in the piay-off contest, Ceiii won. The steiiar piay of Dick Armstrong's aggregation in the Junior High won them top honors in that division oi the intramurais. FREE THROW With a score of 56 out oi 50, Rohert Roszmann tooic top honors in the iinais of the free throw tournament. Charies Giichrist was runner-up with a score of 54 out of 50. MANAGERS Don Vicicery and Ted Kohr were the intramurai managers for the year. GIRLS' SPORTS REVIEW The 1958-59 season was a huge successi The 1000 point giris were few and far hetween so we appreciated them even morei The refreshment stand was busier and inetteri - and you did iiice our hot dogs, didnyt you? And we aii had iuni Now he serious a moment, piease. You might iiice to know how the giris oi Grandview High can become members of our G.A.A. Each giri must go out for five major sports a year and show ahiiity in those tive. it's not so easy as it sounds. Although many of the giris are G.A.A. members for at ieast one year, oniy QOWJ of them are memioers for aii four years. Late iast year We heid our annuai eiection of oiiiicers. From the group of sport managers who are pictured the iioiiowing giris were eiected to office: President, Virginia Stanley Secretary, Mary McGrath Xiice-President, Jane Garner Treasurer, iwiargaret Boughton Adviser, Miss Peterson i393 A TIME-TABLE REVIEW OF THE SPORTS Xvllut Sport I I Time Manager I HQRSIQSHOES I 5:50 I A I I ETEEE I 'I IZNNIS 5:50 lxlarjorie Lang .lo Clallin Who Vxfun Velma Devictor ancl Estl1er Delewesc VVl1o Almnst Wim .lust utallc .lean Linclersnuitlx Hlld MHTY Anll Huls our girls were really in tlmere Upitclringn tluis year--50 ol tliem in lact. Ginny., Stanley lvlargy King New rnurt, swell weatlxer, ancl entlrusiasm. Our Hlvalayn sport. ARCHERY I 3:30 lwlarty l.aylin lvlarty l.aylin lvlargy llaoul but sl1e's Coming up WI f W Y in if Tlromas in tlle worlcl. 'Y?YW' N ' lVlercury too low- T50 .lane Garner Tile ,luniors 'l1ll6 Seniors snowfrecl lcnees--f 2YYv iIiYV 'NYY V ir V V Y YW Y enul said, Polly Boclwell Vvllere are tlle Dllflli TENNIS 11:30 Katie Harcler .lo Clallin ancl anfl seniors? Ivlust tlle lxlarty l-aylin lvlargaret UBooten juniors always talce H 'LMA Yrwirywrww Vriw V' 'Mn Y Y Bougllton tlle calce?YV V V Stanley. llf,wVl.lNQl l l :50 Angelina Nlirolu Breeze, Rudy, Vvise, Yeali seniorsl lxflirolo, Rausclier Neese, AV Y fin WAR V Yi in? i H 4 GHTKJHETE Y im Olga Asllleman Betty Sams SHUFFLEBOJXRD I I :50 Oli-gal' Aslileman and anal .luniors again? 'Y i A- 'V 'YW 77777 'Yi lxlary-.lo Vvilliarns Wlylary P !WWVv wwf W YY Yiw- Ann's score was 63 l Rlfl 2 Vlllllflxv 3:50 Betty Lou Buclcle Anne Dascermzu lvlillie Yollo out ol 100, Not ir V Y WWW if iw if Imd. el1? if 4 W Dicl you notice tlle PING PONG I 3:30 l':lainelVlrCleery .lean Hannaway lxlargy King lacial expressions WY Y Y? H47 W W WY Y V YY in ol the players? 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TAILORINCS GAUDIERIES Residence: KI I6l3 Office: KI. 42I8 PATRICK RUDDY PLUMBING SERVICE I634 WEST FIRST AVENUE COLUMBUS, OHIO JOHN FOETTINGER ...EURRIER... CI ning . . . Glazing ...Repairing . . . Remodeling . . . Relinlng New Modern Cold Slorage on remises P Garmenfs Insured Againsl Eire, Tlwelf and IVIo+I1s l627-29 WEST EIRST AVENUE Klngswood IOI9 L44T STEW HARRISON'S For STEAK DIININERS and... EIN E I-IAM BURGERS if FIETI-I AVENUE and GRANDVIEW WM. H. AMRHEIN Hardware . . . PainIs . . . Oils KiICI1en UIQ-nsils RADIOS . . . SERVICE . TUBES Klnqswood 40 I 5 I78O W. EIIII1 Ave. Complimerfrs of MURRAY CITY COAL 8a ICE CO. ..- C. I-I. BOARDMAN. JR., Ma g T451 MORREY JEWELERS II4 N. I-IIOI-I STREET Eaclrory Represenlaiives for Bulova, Gruen, Elgin, Benrus ancl . . . . I-Iamillron Walclfies DAN D. FULMER The Travelers Insurance Company INSURANCE DAN D PROTECTION SERVICE Zl EAST STATE STREET AD 32OI Alumnus Class I924 COM PLIMENTS OF WOODROCKS TASTY SANDWICI-IES . . . FINE FOOD Founwn SERVICE I96 Easf Slafe Slreer . . Dine by Ilie Waferlall 745 NORTI-I I-IIGI-I STREET UNiversi+y 6I75 NORTH SIDE PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING ...STEAM AND I-IOT WATER I-IEATINS PLUMBING FIXTURES . . . REPAIR WORK KEL W. OSBQRN Residence: I I I5 ELMWOOD AVE. Phone: KI. 4846 T463 RAY RHOADJ' LXR CLA ff HAY V61 LNLAJJPZAY X Q 'N R A 5 Muvcy WMMQS' fi? J JR, FLAJJ RAY HAARTY' he -, ,. ,'f : ' 5-211 'I D gi 'G - LV . K 5 LAYLIN JVZWJIAPER JTAFF 'mmm-aw-231 rr' UO E '51 if QU :D S, Q W1 A... BLACKRGCK ASPHALT DRIVEWAY Is SmooTIT . . . Clean . . . ResTTuI If THE MARBLE CLIFF QUARRIES CO. FLOWERS . .. I-IIGI-I QUALITY . . . LOW PRICES Call ADams IZOI VIERECK THE FLORIST 84 SOUTH FOURTH -oppcswe YWCA B RoTner Arlr Maushund Lee Ya ff THE BEN RATNER CO. SporTinq Goools . . . Men's Wear Arrow SI1irTs AD 2500 T63 N. HIGH STREET qmm To elocky T481 G. C. GLASS PLUMBING CO. l678 W. Firsl Ave. KI. 44I3 Complimenls of . . . MOTZ SPECIALTY CC. I632 W. Firsl Avenue WOLGAMONT'S DRUG STORE 1205 Grandview Avenue Masonic Building A dependable drug slore where you may have your prescriplions filled, pur- chase your home remedies and be assured ol Ihe besl in QuaIi'Iy and Service Agenls for WI-llTlNflAlXl'S FINE CANDY EURNAS ERENCI-I ICE CREAM used exclusively al our Iounlain For prompl delivery call KI. 0243 CLUB GLORIA Dine . . . Dance S. e. DELEWESE, Mgr. H91 AAAS BRIDGE PARTIES... LUNCI-IEONS DANCES . . . DINNERS The BeauIiIuI GoId and CrysIaI Ball Rooms and Numerous PrivaIe Dining Rooms are IdeaI for Parries . . . Large or SmaII HOTEL FORT HAYES POPULAR PRICES . . . EXCELLENT FOOD R. I. ORIEEITI-I, Managing Direcior AD 82II T. A. T. VILLA DELICIOUS room . . . Weddings and Bangueis .. Card Par+ies on Second Floor CALL FOR RESERVATIONS . . . KI. OI55 ...Open UnIiI 2:30 A.M ARLINGTON THEATRE CompIeIeIy Air Condirioned EorII1e Grea+esI in Comfort ReIaxaIion and EnioymenI visiI ...THE ARLINGTON T501 O p-RI' F F , I C E B O Y S VN ,O S an TYPING 9 HUD! 23Q 2CI.C- 'EWU 'HC W1 Cpl ff LONG'S PHARMACY Phone Kingswood 2848 R275 GRANDVIEW AVENUE COLUMBU9 Ol-HO BEN FRANKLIN 7 STORES l29I Grandview Avenue J E CASH O Sa H1 C H GRANDVIEW GOODIE SHOP I292 GRANDVIEW AVENUE KI. O222 HOME-MADE BAKE GOODS X521 ..I, . , SI-IOP ON WI-IEELS PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE SERVICE PLUMBING CO. I75O Wes+ EIIIII Avenue CoIurnbus, Ohio E J BEI-INEN Call Us: Res UN I329 KI 3222 TED J. EATON AII Kind of Insurance H25 YEARS IN GRANDVIEWH O I862 Wesf Third Avenue Klngswood 2725 Connplimenlrs oIJrI1e LOOKOUT HOUSE F I N E F O O D S Dueuu ROAD 6+ GRANDVIEW KI 0237 T531 GREAT HEART COAL Less Than a BusI1eI of Ashes Io II'1e Ton . .. NORTHWEST COAL CQ. UN II8I 942 Wes+ Third Avenue 2 HOUR SERVICE We CaII For and Deliver CLOTHES LIKE NEW Cleaned wi'rI1 DuponIs Tri-Clene DRAPES . . . BEDSPREADS . . . CURTAINS KINGSWOOD KLEANERS I792 Wesf FITII1 Avenue Ph KI I656 CompIimenIs of . . . TREMAINE ELECTRIC SHOP I67O Wesf I:irsI Avenue KI. 33I I W1 COMPLIMENTS OF AUTOMATIC CANTEEN CO. of COLUMBUS . . . DON W. I-IUCK THE DAVIS STORE I25O W. Broad SI. I265 Grandview Ave. RA. I4II KI. 2525 YOUNG-'S BAKERY I257 GRANDVIEW AVENUE I808 WEST FIFTI-I AVENUE We deliver . . . KI. 526I We Use Swarfs Down Flour Qualify Work. . . Eair Prices KI. I55I GRANDVIEW 8g ARLINGTON UPHOLSTERY CO. CANEING . . .CABINET WORK FURNITURE REBUILT TO ORDER REFINISI-IING ANTIQUES OUR SPECIALTY GEO. WELLS, Ma g IIZDI Grandview A Il55II COMPLIMENTS OF . . . THE FURNAS ICE CREAM CO. Buy Your ICE CREAM 'From a EURNAS DEALER WILLIAMS FOOD MARKET The I-louse QUALITY Builf CRANDVIEW STORE OA. 2109 ARLINGTON STORE 1562 64 W Fifs Ave. 2066 AI A KI. II7I 1222 E. WHITTIER ST. KI. 1163 Ev. 6bI5 Prornpf Deliveries: 9:00, I0:30, Il:30, 2:00, 4:00 COURTEOUS SERVICE AND HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS CLEANING . . . PRESSING DYEING . . . REPAIRING Grandview Cleaners and Dyers We operafe our own cleaning plam' More eicficienf and personal service IN TI-IE MASONIC BUILDING IZO3 Grandview Avenue KI. II43 Complimerfrs of . . . GEIGER'S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES . . . and MEATS Plwone UN. 44I I I I05-O7 Wesf Eirsf Avenue T561 - AA'A , ll Q. il A 1 3, 5 M f .515 Y f 1 . J' , if ' A ' A Ei ,,.. D rx o T 0 G D. A D ri Y DEDRE5 ENTATIVBS f ,P DHY1-LIS ARMEIL Sopnomomz ltD,1'3,S .f cuss F5t??0Ez27ew E571 OUR TWENTIETH YEAR TERRAPLANE HUDSON Complirnenjrs of ARCH L. YOST BOULEVARD SERVICE and SALES I407 Grandview Avenue KI. I4 HUNDRED PainIing . . . Fender and Body Rebuilding CompIeIe AuIomobiIe Service on AII Cars FIFTH AVE. POULTRY SHOP I79O Wesf FIIII1 Avenue SeIecIed PouIIry and Eggs DirecI From Farm E. R. BAKER - Res. KI. 2008 Phone: KI. 4519 Phone KI. 3923 Free DeIivery FIFTH AVE. CLEANERS I746 Wesf EIIII1 Avenue AIIeraIionS . . . Relining . . . Repairing WE DO IT ALL AND DO IT WELL E591 To lhe Seniors ol Grandview l-ligh School Besl Wishes from Your Pholographer . . BAKER ART GALLERY ESTABLISHED I 86l and may lhe lulure hold in slore 'lor you a like measure ol success which you have helped malce possible for us wi W. B. ANDRUS, M.D. I269 Grandview Ave. KI. 2424 KI. 2488 UN. 4I5I R. I-I. SPENCER, D.D.S ISO4 W. Firsf Ave. KI. 2829 R' J' WSSQWARD' IZ. D. BECK, D.D.S. I269 Grandview Avenue H520 W' FIISI Ave' KI. 47l2 KI' 33I3 Phone: Office KI. 39I4 CARL V. MCKENZIE, V.S T. E. LEWIS, MD. I62O-I622 W. Eirsf Ave. I I74 W. FIIII1 Ave. Columbus, O. KI. 43I I E. I-I. RYAN, M.D. Complimenlrs 1834 W. PM Ave. gf .3 KI. 26Il FRIEND MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. E. E. BECKER WALTER J. KUI-INER MR. and MRS. MRS. BOYD L. I-IILL I-IARRY B. ZAVITZ E603 Compliments ol . . . Colonial Coal 8a Materials Co. 3l9 Dublin Avenue J. C. Wl-llTElvlAN. I I34 Wyandotte Road ?' Wu.soN's GREEN:-louse ALL 'rhe BEST in PLANTS and FLOWERS Corner NORTI-l STARR and NORTHWEST BOULEVARD Downtown Store: 23 E. TOWN ST. lcing SCHOOL-ROOM CLASSICS Teacher- VVl1o can clescrilae a caterpillar? Tommy-ul cane-itys an upholstered worm. Billy'- Can a person loe punislxecl for sometliing lie lwasnyt done? Mr. Eclgareuflf course not. Billy-HVVell, l l1aven't done my geometry yetf' Mr. Blauser-mls tliere any connection lnetween tlie animal and vegetable dom? Fresliman-HYes, sir, llHSl'l.N lwlr. Powell-nAl:Jout liow many pupils stuely in this room? lVlr. Beeryf-1HOl1, about llall of tl1em.n DEFINITIONS: I. A circle is a round straigllt line witli a liole in tlle miclclle. 2. A monastery is a place for monsters. 3. A synonym is a word you use when you can't spell tlie otlwer one. 4. The giraffe is tlie lligliest form ol animal lile. 5. An angle is a triangle witli only 2 sicles. 6. Gravitation is that wlxicli if tllere were none we slioulcl all Hy away. 7. A vacuum is notliing with tlle air suclcecl out of it put up in a piclcle bottle. WT ENGRAVINGS BY TERRY ENGRAWNG CO PRINTING BY PFELFER PRESS