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

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With The Camera In The Cl A double feature of home talent in an assembly gives assurance that there will be no shortage of future 'Hellza- poppin stars. We have our serious moments, too, when we show our loyalty and school spirit, our good manners and our hospitality. For these assemblies the Boosters and the Student Council get most of the credit-and the blame. Time ,After school. Place-Room lO3. Scene ,,--- Detention. Cause--The excuse has failed to work. What takes place behind that closed door? Answer--Several students try to study, but their anxious eyes watch for the hands of the clock to reach 3:50. The hell rings. They are free. ass Room . . . What tantalizing aromas drift up to us from the cooking laboratory! Do they really make such appetizing dishes? Household Arts includes practice in cooking as well as the planning of balanced menus and proper diets. This course is arranged for students who are interested in the funda- mentals of home-making. The hails resound with the tread of hurrying feet and the bang of lockers. There's a mad rush for the lunch line. A teacher Walks by. 'Ne all smile sweetly, but long to give a pal a dish. Finally our turn comes-and as you might know--no sweet rolls left!! 'u fg..,f-

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WALTER C. MATHENY Ohio Northern Universit Ohio Stat y, B.A. e Universit Math y, M.A. ematics Economics Sociology Cha' irman of Textbook Committee EMILY H. PETERSON University ot Wisconsin, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Health and Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association Advisor Badminton Club Advisor Dean of Girls ELIZABETH MCCABE Otterbein Coll eqe, B.A. New York University, M.A. English Sophomore Class Advisor Publicity Chairman Editorial Ad ' visor of Highlander CHARLES C. THACKARA Ohio State ' University, B. S. fEdu.J Physical Education Hygiene Head Athletic Coach Varsity G Advisor 14 MARIE M. MUEHLBAUER Miami University, B.S. tEdu.J Geography DORCAS TRUCKMILLER Ohio State University, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. English Supervisor of Class Plays MARCELE M. OWENS Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. Mathematics ANNA MARIE WARE Ohio University, B.S. tEdu.J Civics History Director ot Sales Tax Stamps Collection

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These Are Familiar Scenes . . . No hunt and peck system. Vile are learning to type. The speed tests are really fun. Half our energy is used While Waiting for the bell to start the test. Then we type like speed demons, and when we have finished we're quite proud of the Work-until we count the mistakes. Black eyes, swollen fingers, skinned up knees, all help to make hockey an interesting sport. To see those girls on a cold wintry morning, racing up and down that field is enough to send one shivering toward a radiator. Our girls play snow, rain, or shine! Our class advisors listen patiently to The secret of success with Band and One false ifiete Wiii spoil the entire all our problems, social, scholastic, and Orchestra lies in the carefully in- Chgrug, T0 .avoid such disaster re- occasionally financial. They guide, structed individual musicians who quires ever-alert and painstaking care, counsel, advise, console, and scold us. make up the ensemble. Theirs is a merry life.