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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

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K., 1 vw ,. , wh- mw , , , A DED IC T10 Our new stadium lights, standing as a tribute to the Grandview boys who gave their lives for our country, were made possible by the efforts ot a group ot men in our community. This group has be- come so interested in our school activities that they have contributed many athletic improvements. With respect, admiration, and appreciation tor all they have done for us, and with the sincere hope that we may in some small way show them our grati- tude, we, the class ot 1946, dedicate this Highlander to the Bobcat Boosters. Ioseph Wyman, president of Bobcat Boosters. Prominent personalities at the dedication ceremony for the new stadium lights: Representative from Arlington Booster Club, H. W. Emswiler, Commissioner ot Ohio High School Athletic Associationg lohnny Iones, newspaper columnist, Robert C. Williams, president of the Board of Educationg I. B. Kietz, president of Bobcat Boostersg Governor Lcrusche, Coach Thomasg State Highway Patrolman Ramsey. MEM 0 R I A L To the seventeen Grandview High School graduates who gave their lives in World War ll that we might Continue to live in freedom, will be humbly dedi- cated Grar1dvieW's new Memorial Center. IOHN HOFFMAN BO-B FORREST DICK VANCE IOHN HOPKINS CURTIS SCHEUERMAN BOB MARTIN PAUL SCHACKE ED BILLMAN PAT SHORT DICK WINGFIELD IEAN LINDSEY STAN CHIDESTER I ACK SUMMERS FRED RICCARDI DUDE HIGGS ED KAUFFMAN IOHN CONSTABLE Missing in Action OWEN HULS FUREWURD After twelve years of long, hard preparation the Senior Class of 1946 stands ready to accept the challenge of the future. We know that there is a lifetime before us, but we know, too, that a very vital, a very significant period of our lives is slowly fading away. And so, with gratitude in our hearts, we present this Highlander, hoping that it will in some small way express the warm feeling we hold and always will hold for Grandview Heights High School. We were the first class to enter Grandview Heights High School during World War ll, and the first class to be graduated after the newly found peace. With this in mind we leave the haven of our school, resolving that we shall strive, as citizens of the United States, to keep our country free from the perils of war. This is our pledge, and we sincerely believe that our educational background will be the guiding light to help us keep this pledge. C TEN S Q I .j - Q X is 1' f Q N F' Wg .. ., crxljgl Q Q 2 I ACADEMICS Q 7 Bobby Bobcat senior conducts M us through the halls ol learning. 55,5 if 1 N fi Q W U lf 0RGANIZA TIUNS 1 . .. xii ' V 'lf f ,full lg 5 f , L -4 Q . X f 2 iff 4 vii A of L .......- - A, V X-Zia Aix O O 'Nt 'X fxl' I lg Na' lf' tl s 44 ,LX 1 K X. 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Grandview High School is lucky to have a principal who is so helpful and so willing to cooperate with students, fac- ulty, and citizens within the community. Page Ten W. C. ROHLEDER Supwinlemlenl' Ohio State University, AB., MA. University of Aberdeen, Scotland An important part in the school machinery of Grand- view is our very efficient super- intendent, Mr. Rohleder. This year he has devoted ct great deal of his time to developing plans for our new school. His efforts contributed much to the passing of the Z-mill levy and the bond issue, which were es- sential issues concerning the welfare of Grandview Schools. lt is indeed his outstanding per- sonality and capability that have made him so successful in his capacity as superintend- ent of Grandview H e i g h t s Schools. STB T015 Enamel af Zcfucalian Working efficiently behind the scenes ol our schools are the five members ol our board ol education. The board, a legislative body, was faced with two major issues this year: the 2-mill levy, which provides for an increase in teachers' salaries, as well as an increase in cost of main- tenance, and a new kindergarten prograrng and the bond issue ol 5430000 which will make possible a new addition to our school. Both of these issues were passed when citizens of Grandview went to the polls on November 6. Our board now is busily engaged in the com- pletion of the plans for the new Memorial Cen- ter and a modernization program for our schools. Dr. Tom F. Lewisg Miss Rhoda Sams, clerkg W.. C. Rohleder, superintendent of schoolsg Robert C. Williams, president: W. A. Welcker, Ir.g Mrs. Christine Y. Conaway, vice-president Dr. Richard M. Titus. Page Eleven ir 'lr ir Ill' Page Twelve IEANETTE BISHOP Ohio State University. B.S. fEdu.l Art Art Supervisor of Class Plays R. L. COHNETET Otterbein College, B.S. Ohio State University, M.S. Chemistry Physics Senior Class Adviser E. P. BOWERS Heidelberg College, B.A. Ohio State University, M.A. Civics History Director ot Testing Program WILBUR I. DAVIS Ohio State University. B.S. tEdu.l Biology General Science Hi-Y Adviser Assistant Coach JOHN WENDELL BYRNES Capital University, B.S.M. Ohio State University, M.A. Dana Musical Institute Band Orchestra MARY BELLE DEAN Muskingum College, B.A. Ohio State University Mathematics Supervisor ol Attend- ance in Iunior High IESSIE CAMERON Ohio State University B.S. tEdu.l Ohio University History Geography Textbook Committee MARY L. DERIVAN Ohio State University B.S. tEdu.l Columbia University, M.A. Ohio University History Financial Adviser tor Highlander and Bobcat a ulty Xl E. DUNNING 'State University, tEdu.l, B.A. th High Bobcat iser m ot lunior High rs Quartet Y M. IUSTUS State University, tEdu.l, M.A. tEd :rial Arts xnical Drawing visor of Stage istruction visor of Social ods 'visor of School ltinq EDNA L. EAGLE Ohio Northern University, B.S. tEd 11.3 Ohio State University, M.A. ' English Bobcat Adviser Publicity MARY E. KENNEDY Ohio State University, B.S. tEdu.l Typewriting Shorthand Business Training Iunior Class Adviser DONIVAN L. EVANS Wilmington College, B.S. tSc.J Ohio State University, M.A. iEdu.l Denison University Algebra General Science Business Manager ol Athletics HAZEL LAMBERT Flora Stone Mather of Western Reserve University, B.A. Ohio State University, M A Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry Latin Textbook Committee MARY A. GILPIN Ohio State University, B.S. iEdu.J Algebra Geometry Sophomore Class Adviser FRED W. LOWRY Wilmington College, B.S. Ohio State University, M A ' Social Sciences Physical Education Baseball Coach C. H. HANNAHS Rio Grande College, B.A. Ohio State University, M.A. Physical Education History Geometry Sophomore Class Adviser Football Line Coach Swimming, Golf Coach IMOGENE LUSE Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.S.M. Music Supervisor ot Iunior High Girls Glee Club Page Thirteen FACULTY BESSIE L. MALLETT Otterbein College, B.A. Ohio ,State University English Bobcat Adviser FRANCES KARNS PECK Ohio State University, B.S. KEdu,J, B.A. English Supervisor of Attendance Page Fourteen MARIE MCELWEE Ohio State University, Public Health Nursing Certificate White Cross Hospital, Registered Nurse Child Care, Home Economics Department School Nurse Attendance Assistant EMILY PETERSON University of Wisconsin, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Health and Physical Education Girls Athletic Association Adviser Dean of Girls RUTH McKINLEY Muskingum College, B.A. North Texas State Teachers College Home Economics Manager of Cafeteria Supervisor ot Costumes, Class Plays Supervisor of Food, Class Parties EILEEN PRIODE Otterbein College, B.A. University of Michigan English Freshman Class Adviser MARIE MUEHLBAUER Miami University, B.S. CEdu.l Geography History Chairman ot Iunior High Assembly Committee BEVERLY YORK REAM Ohio State University, B.S. CEdu.l Latin French Girl Reserve Adviser Easter Sunrise Service Chairman MARCELE OWEN Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Mathematics B.A. Cola Property Manage: Iunior High Sta LOWELL Rl L Ohio Wesleyan University, Vocal Music EY B.A. Christmas Assern. Chairman Director ot C horu: WANDA LEE RINE Secretary to the Principal W. E. THOMAS Bowling Green State University, B.S. tEdu.l Physical Education Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf Coach RHODA SAMS Ohio State University, B.S. Miami University Office Training School Secretary to the Superintendent Financial Secretary ot High School Clerk of Board of Education MARY BIGGER TOBIAS Ohio State University, B.A. Columbia University, Certificate in Library Science Librarian BERNICE N, TATE Ohio University, B.S. fEdu.l University oi Wisconsin Northwestern University English Highlander Adviser DORCAS TRUCKMILLER Ohio State University, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Oxford, England, Certificate of Dramatic Art Speech English Coach of Class Plays CHARLES C. THACKARA Ohio State University, B.S. General Science Physical Education Tennis Coac-h Freshman Class Adviser Athletic Carnival Chairman Talent Show Co- Chairman MARIE WARE Ohio University, B.S. fEdu.l Ohio State University Civics History Supervisor of Sales Tax Stamp Collection Paae Fifteen Decker, president Lindsey, vice-presi- dentg Connor, secretary5 Wasem, treasurer. GEORGE ALBERT ANDERSON- Hal Boosters5 varsity tennis 1, 25 reserve basketball 2, 35 intramural basket- ball winner 2, 3, 45 senior play cast5 Bobcat statf 45 Homecoming escort5 office boy 2, 35 talent show 2. Page Sixteen WILLIAM EDGAR ARTHUR- Bally Senior scholarship team5 Boosters5 Booster vice- president Booster dance committee 45 varsity toot- ball 3, 45 reserve basket- ball 35 Varsity G 45 in- tramural basketball win- ner 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 junior play cast5 Leaders Club 3, 45 marching band 1, 25 concert band 1, 25 Var- sity Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 High- lander staff5 Bobcat staff 3, 45 talent show 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EDWARD BACH- Dick Boosters5 Booster dance committee 45 varsity baseball manager 25 Varsity G 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y swimming 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Home- coming escort5 talent show 3, 4. SENI BARBARA KATHRYN ACTON- Barbie General scholarship team 1, 3, 45 Boosters5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 head of badminton5 varsity hockey 3, 45 Girl Reserve Z, 3, 45 G. R. Cabinet 35 class secretary 15 class treasurer 35 junior play general manager5 senior play cast5 Leaders Club 35 Varsity Mixed Chorus 45 Highlander stattg Bob- cat staft 3, 45 Hcmecom- ing mistress of cere- monies5 talent show 2, 3, 4. , it TAMEA MAE BARTHOLOMEW- Bart Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 35 G.A.A. Z, 3, 45 varsity hockey 3, 45 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 class secretary 25 junior ,play statf5 senior play statf5 Mixed Chorus 35 Queen's court5 talent show 2, 3, 4. LELIA MARIE ALBA Weeze Boosters5 Girl Reser marching band 1, 2, concert band I, 2, orchestra 1, 2, 4. IIMMY LOWELL BATES- lim G e n e r a l team 25 Boosters5 3, 45 Hi-Y secretar 5 I. e ior play staff Club 45 Highland Homecoming esco CLASS 1946 BERT EUGENE DONALD EDWARD BICKAL- Curly Boostersp Booster repre- sentative 25 class vice- NNETT, Bob 'president 35 junior play cast5 senior play staftg osters5 Urbana High Leaders Club 35 Home- ool, Urbana, Ohio, coming escort5 office 2, 3. boy 3. SHIRLEY MAE BIRDSALL Boosters5 Girl Reserve 3, 45 senior play staff5 Girls' Chorus 2, 45 Mix e cl Chorus 45 Bobcat staff 45 talent show 35 Everett Iunior High l-Dramatic Club5 Girl Reserve5 Op- e r e t t a cast5 G.A.A.5 school paper staffg Girls' Glee Club. ROSEMARY BITZER- Rosie Boosters5 Booster treas- urerp Booster representa- tive 45 Booster dance committee 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 head of refresh- ments5 Girl Reserve 2, 45 G.R. cabinet 45 junior play staffg senior play staif5 Leaders Club 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 High- lander associate editor5 Queen's court5 talent show 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PAUL BOGGIONI- Bobby Boosters5 Booster dance committee 3, 45 varsity football 3, 45 Varsity G 45 Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y basket- ball 45 Hi-Y baseball 45 junior play staff5 senior play staff5 talent show 3, 45 Everett Iunior High 1-Palette Club5 Hi-Y5 Student Council vice- president. MES GERARD ANSTITTER- Gere ALICE LOUISE BURROUGHS osters5 varsity football Boosters, Girl Reserve 2: varsity football mana- r3, 4. marching band 1, 2, 3, 45 concert band 1, 2, 3, 45 orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Bobcat staff 3, 45 talent show 2. GILDA ANITA BUZZELLI- Buzzie Boosters5 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 head of baseball and horseshoesp Girl Reserve 2, 45 talent show 3. ROBERT GEORGE CARTER- Bob G e n e r al scholarship team 2, 3, 45 senior schol- arship team5 Boosters5 junior play cast5 senior play staff5 marching band l, 2, 35 concert band 1, 2, 35 Highlander staff5 talent show 2 FRANCES ANN COLAPRETE Boosters. Page Seventeen NANCY GRACE CONNOR General scholarship team 15 Boosters5 Boost- er dance committee 45 G.A.A. 45 Girl Reserve 2, 45 class secretary 45 jun- ior play staff5 senior play staff5 Leaders Club 45 Leaders Club secretary5 Girls' Chorus 35 Varsity Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Highlander staff5 Homecoming com- mittee5 Iunior-Senior committee5 talent show 2, 3, 4. NANCIANNE DONALDSON- Donny General scholarship team 3, 45 Boosters5 G.A.A. 45 head of bas- ketball5 Girl Reserve Z, 3, 45 G. R. cabinet 35 class treasurer 25 junior play cast5 senior play staff5 Leaders Club 45 Girls' Chorus 35 Varsity Mixed Chorus 45 High- lander staff5 Bobcat staff 45 Homecoming commit- tee-5 talent show 2, 4. Page Eighteen CAROLYN ROSELLE CRANDALL- Carol Boosters5 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 35 High- lander staff5 talent show 4. CHARLEY SPENCER EAGLE-- Chuck Boosters5 varsity tennis 3, 45 reserve basketball Z5 Varsity G 3, 45 junior play cast5 Leaders Club 4. EVELYN MAE DAMES-i'Lynne Boosters5 Girl Reserve 45 senior play cast5 Bobcat staff 45 North High School 1, 2, 3. RICHARD STEWART EICHHORN- Ike G e n e r a l scholarship team 45 senior scholar- ship team5 Boosters5 Hi- Y 45 senior play staff5 marching band 1, 2,1 35 concert band 1, 2, 35 or- chestra lg Bobcat staff 45 talent show 3, 4. JOHN BROOKS DECKER- Pedro Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 35 Booster dance committee 45 var- sity football l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity G 3, 45 intramu- ral basketball Winner 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y vice- president5 Hi-Y baseball 2, 3, 45 class president 1, 45 senior play cast5 High- lander staff 35 Bobcat staff 3, 45 office boy 35 talent show 2, 3. BETTY ANN ENGLISH- Bette Boosters5 Girls' Chorus 45 Brentwood High School, St. Louis, Mis- souri 1, 2, 3-Christmas pageant 35 dramatic club 35 debate club 35 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Varsity Chorus 25 Buzz staff 35 dance committee 3. STELLA THERESA DIMENNA Boosters5 Girl HELEN LOUISE FOETTINGER- Stuff Boosters5 Booster dana committee 3, 45 Girl Re serve 2, 3, 45 junior pla staff5 senior play stat Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Bobcat staff 45 l-Iomecon ing committe5 Iunior-Sei ior committee5 ta I e ri show 3, 4. LLIAM DUDLEY SS- Herman ior scholarship team5 sters5 Booster dance mittee 3, 45 varsity tball manager l, 25 sity basketball man- r l, 25 Varsity G 2, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 senior y cast5 Mixed Chorus Homecoming commit- 5 office boy 2, 45 talent W, 3, 4. MARIORIE FRANCE- ..Marge,. Boosters5 Booster dance committee 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 head of table ten- nis5 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 junior play staff5 senior play cast5 Mixed Chorus 45 Bobcat staff 45 Home- coming committee5 Iun- ior-Senior committee5 tal- ent show 3, 4. DONALD EDGAR FULLER- Sniffy Boosters5 Booster dance committee 45 varsity bas- ketball 45 varsity golf 45 Varsity G 45 senior play cast5 Bobcat staff 45 Fair- view High School, Day- ton, Ohio l, 2, 35 East High School 3. FRANKLIN EUGENE GAMMON- Gene Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 45 varsity baseball 3, 45 Varsity G 3, 45 senior play stafl5 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 4. ANN DALPE GEBHARDT- Gebbie Senior scholarship team5 Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 35 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 G. R, president5 junior play staff5 Lead- ers Club 45 Girls' Chorus 1, Z5 Bobcat staff 3, 45 Homecoming committee5 talent show 3, 4. MA CATHARINE W- Cathy losters5 Booster dance rnmittee 3, 45 G.A.A, 1, 3, 45 Girl Reserve 2, 45 senior play staff5 xrsity Mixed Chorus 45 ixed Chorus 35 Bobcat :ff 3, 45 Homecoming r2mitte5 talent show IEAN ELAINE HARTMAN- Ieannie Senior scholarship team5 Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative l5 Booster dance committee 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. president head of bas- ketball 35 Girl Reserve 2, 45 junior play Sfaffg Leaders Club 45 Varsity Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Bobcat staff 45 Homecoming queen5 tal- ent show 2, 3, 4. IACQUELINE HENDERSON- Iackie General scholarship team 2, 45 Boosters5 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 head of badminton5 varsity hockey 3, 45 Girl Re- serve 2, 3, 45 G. R. cab- inet 35 junior play cast5 senior play staff5 Lead- ers Club 45 Mixed Cho- rus 35 Highlander staff 3, 45 Bobcat staff 35 Bob- cat editor-in-chief5 Home- coming committee5 lun- ior-Senior committee5 tal- ent show 3, 4. MARTHA IEAN HERTZ Boosters5 orchestra Z5 Barrett lunior High 1- o r c h e s t r a5 basketball team5 Central High Scfhool 2-Student Coun- ci lACK EDGAR HIBBLER Boosters5 varsity football 3, 45 varsity golf 45 Var- sity G 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y swimming 35 Leaders Club 4. Page Nineteen NORMA HOADLEY- Les Boosters5 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 junior play staff5 majorette 3, 45 talent show 3. JANET CORNELL HOUSTON- House General scholarship team l5 Senior scholar- ship team5 Boosters5 Booster dance committee 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 head of tennis5 varsity tennis 3, 45 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 class vice-president 25 cheerleader 3, 45 junior play cast5 senior play staff5 Girls' Chorus 35 Varsity Mixed Chorus 45 Highlander staff5 Bobcat staff 3, 45 Homecoming committee5 Iunior-Senior general manager5 talent show 2, 3, 4. DAVID RAY HUMMEL- Dave Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 45 varsity foot- ball 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y swimming 45 Homecom- ing escort5 office boy 45 talent show 3. FREDERIC G. HUNT- Mike Boosters5 varsity football 3, 45 tennis 3, 45 reserve basketball 2, 35 Varsity G 3, 45 intramural bas- ketball winner 3, 45 Hi- Y 3, 45 Hi-Y president Hi-Y baseball 45 junior play staff5 senior play staff5 Leaders Club 45 Highlander staff5 talent show 3, 4. ROBERT ELLSWORTH HYSELL- Bob General scholars team l, 2, 3, 45 sen scholarship team5 Boo ers. EVYLIN LUCILLE IOHNSON Boosters5 Girl Reserve 45 senior play staff5 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 45 talent show 4. Page Twenty IOYCE ALLEYNE IONES- Ierce Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative l5 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 head of basketball5 varsity hockey 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserve 2, 45 G. R, cabinet 45 junior play staff5 senior play staff5 Mixed Chorus 35 High- lander staff5 Bobcat staff 45 talent show 2, 3, 4. EDYTHE MIRIAM KESTER- Gus G e n e r al scholarship team 25 Boosters5 Girl Reserve Z, 45 senior play staff5 New Madison High School, Madison, Ohio l -orchestra5 Girls' cho- rus5 newspaper staff5 North High School 2- orchestra. NORBERT RICHARD KENNETH CARLYLE KNIES KUHNERT- Ken Boosters5 Booster dance Boosters5 j u n i o r plo committee 45 Hi-Y 45 Hi- staff5 senior play sta Y baseball 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. TRICIA IANE LANE- tty osters, Sacred Heart 1, Central High School 3. ROSEMAHY LEE- Corky Boosters, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, cheerleader 3, 4, Lead- ers Club 3, 4, Girls' Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Queens court, talent show 2, 3, 4. ALMA LUCILLE LEIBBRAND Boosters, senior play NELSON CALVIN LEISER staff, Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Boosters, junior play Everett Iunior High l. staff, senior play staff. HELEN LOUISE LINDSEY- Lin Boosters, Booster secre- tary, Booster representa- tive I, Booster dance committee 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, head of hockey, varsity hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve 2, 4, class vice-president 1, 4, cheerleader 3, 4, junior play cast, senior play staff, Leaders Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, High- lander staff, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Oueen's court, tal- ent show 2, 3, 4. RRY NEWTON WILLIAM Z. MAGEE- NG, IR.- Iunior Bill neral scholarship Boosters, Booster repre- rn 2, 4, senior schol- sentatives 3, Hi-Y 4, Hi- hip team, Boosters, Y basketball 4, Hi-Y Y 3, 4, junior play baseball 4, senior play ff, senior play cast, staff. ders Club 4, High- der staff, Bobcat staff talent show 4. IRIS IACOUELINE MASSER- Shorty Boosters, G.A.A. 4, head of baseball, Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4, marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, concert band I, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, librarian - marching band, concert band, or- chestra, secretary - con- cert b a n d. orchestra, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, High- lander staff. BEVERLY GAIL MATHER- Bev WILLIAM C. MERRICK- Bill G e n e r al scholarship Boosters, N o r t h High team 3, Boosters, Mixed Chorus 3, Leesburg Mag- netic High School, Mag- netic Springs, Ohio 1, 2- G e n e r al scholarship team I, 2, class vice- president 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 2. School 1, 2, 3. Page Twenty-one RAYMOND DAVID MERRILL-- Czar Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 1, 45 Highland- er 5 s t a t fp Homecoming committee. DAVID HERBERT MOCK- Dave Senior scholarship tearn5 Boosters5 Booster dance committee 45 junior play cast5 senior play statt5 marching band 25 High- lander stali5 Homecom- ing committee5 office boy 45 talent show 45 Wor- thington High School, Worthington, Ohio 1- rnarching band5 orches- tra. PAUL LOY MYERS. IR.-..Si.. Boosters5 Booster dance committee 45 junior play stafi5 senior play cast5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Bob- cat staff 4. WILLIAM EDWARD OVERMYER- B, O. Boosters5 Booster presi- dent5 Booster representa- tive l5 Booster dance committee 45 varsity lootball 2, 3, 45 varsity basketball 2, 3, 45 Var- sity G 3, 45 intramural basketball winner 45 Hi- Y Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y secretary5 Hi-Y baseball 45 class president 25 Leaders Club 45 Bobcat stalt 45 talent show 3. IUANITA GLORIA PALMA Boosters. CLEMENT RALPH PANNELLA- Clem Boosters5 j u n i o r play staff. Page Twenty-two AMY BEATRICE PERKINS Boosters5 Girl Reserve 25 Girls' Chorus Z. IANE DAMRON POULTON- Poultry Boosters5 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 G. R. member-at- large 45 Leaders Club 45 talent show 3. PATRICIA LOU POULTON- Patty Boosters5 G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 45 G.A.A. vice-president varsity hockey 2, 3, 45 varsity tennis 2, 3, 45 free throw Winner 25 Girl Re- serve 2, 45 junior play stait5 senior play castg Leaders Club 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 35 talent show 2. WILLIAM ROBERT RADCLIFFE- Zep Boosters5 varsity foot 3, 45 varsity basket 45 reserve basketbal 35 Varsity G 3, 45 3, 45 Hi-Y sergeant arms5 Hi-Y basketba Hi-Y baseball 25 ju play stattg Lead Club 4. ANETTE ELIZABETH OBERTS- lean oosters5 Girl Reserve 45 yer High School, Dyer, diana 1, 2, 3--varsity aseball 25 majorette l, Comet staff 35 year- statf 35 King and cornmittee5 Ban- committee5 I, and club 3. CATHERINE BELLE SCANLAND- cqthy'f Boosters5 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 junior play staff5 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Highlander staff5 office girl 35 talent show 2,- 4. MADELINE RUTH ALYCE ELEANE SEIDLER Boosters5 Booster repre- sentative 35 Girl Reserve 45 senior play staff5 marching band 3, 45 con- cert band 3, 45 orchestra 3, 45 Owensboro High School, Owensboro, Ken- SECKEL- Maddie MARY LOUISE SECKEL Boosters5 Girl Reserve 25 senior play staff. 'tv 'G ETTY MARILYN HUMAKER- Shu oosters5 Booster repre- sentative I, 45 Booster ance committee 45 Girl eserve 2, 3, 45 senior lay cast5 Girls' Chorus . 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, lx Iuntor-Senior corn- ittee5 talent show 4. EUGENE BRYAN SMITH- Smitty General scholarship team 1, 35 senior schol- arship tearn5 Boosters5 varsity football l, 2, 3, 45 varsity basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 varsity baseball l, 2, 3. 45 Varsity G 1, 2, 3. 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Leaders Club president Boys' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Var- sity Mixed Chorus 35 of- fice boy 2, 35 talent show 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN STEFFE- Pat G e n e r a l scholarship team 1, 45 Boosters5 Booster representative 2, 45 Girl Reserve 45 junior play cast5 senior play staff5 Leaders Club 45 Highlander staff 35 High- lander editor -in - Chiefg talent show 3, 4. tucky 1-marching band, Boosters5 Girl Reserve 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. concert band, orchestra5 Lash High School, Zanesville, Ohio 2. IAMES RICHARD SWEET- lim Boosters5 Boys Chorus 3, 4. CHARLES FREDERICK . TAGGART- Cats Booster5 Booster repre- sentative 45 Booster dance committee 2, 3, 45 reserve basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 marching band 15 concert band 15 Boys' Chorus Z, 35 Varsity Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Highlander staff5 Homecoming com- mittee5 talent show 4. Page Twenty-three .Cm : -rf tr 3 ar-. qxufkm'- V ,M ,- -sv. . 1. VIRGINIA Louise TIV'H.ISe Iinny Lou G sfrfe r a l scholarship team Z, 4, Boosters, Booster representative l, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. secretary-treasurer, var- sity-hockey 3, 4, varsity tennis 3, 4, Girl Reserve 2,-44,3-junior play staff, senior play cast, Leaders Club 4,.Girls Chorus 3, Varsity Mixed Chorus 4, Highlander staff, Bobcat sta'ft'.43,'l4, talent show 2, 3, , IOSEPH LOUIS VIAU- Mud Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Varsity Mixed Chorus 4, Homecoming committee, talent show, 3, 4. ADA LOUISE WALL Boosters, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserve 3, 4, sen- ior play statt, Girls' Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- rus 3, 4. IOHN WILLIAM WASEM- Dewey G e n e r al scholarship team 3, senior scholar- ship team, Boosters, var- sity lootball 3, 4, reserve basketball 2, Varsity G 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y treas- urer, Hi-Y basketball 4, Hi-Y baseball 3, 4, class treasurer 4, junior play statt, Leaders Club 4, Leaders Club treasurer, Highlander statt, ottice boy 2, 3. RAYE LOWELL WELSH- Sonny Boosters, junior El stall, senior play Mixed Chorus 4. DOROTHY IEAN WHITE G e n'e r a l scholarship team' 2, 3, senior schol- arship team, Boosters, G.A.A. 3, 4, head ot arch- eryp' varsity hockey 4, Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4, G. R. secretary, junior play statff senior play statt, Lenders Club 4, Girls' 'Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Cho- -rus 3, 4, Highlander statt, talent show 4. , Pegs Twenty-four .A .r THOMAS ALLAN WING-FIELD- Al Boosters. IOHN MCKEMY WOODROW, IR.- Brud Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, senior play cast, Homecoming master of ceremonies, talent show 3. 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Vx fr, I 1 x wx .- ifi x x xfxxsw x gfaif a E I 5 V-. xxxg ,Q , Q ,..- , 1 f .x. mia. 1 NM- x 7-if , xxx A M if Y . ix x '1x .9 9 , gg qx 'f'X!',A X, fx xxx'-x xx Aa 4 ,Q :EM 5: 1 S 1 'xx xvfji 'f 1 4 .I ,,. 1 -A ,fi ,Hx 4? 5 5, Q 1 I Z 5 e gf se 2 44 5 L 4 AI, 'N wi ,ft 'fl.,. K , we .f fl...- f ,J-. A, ,, l . i Z 41 illlfilfllqlll . .. Ni 2 it f B. ,le .ees Les llll B Aff,-'f u l I We the Class of '46, ,., , , 2 5 With our high school days almost through, Desire to leave ye underclassmen these things And so we will-will you: lf so it C S Page Twenty-eight Betty English leaves to Nancy Bayman her pretty curls. Smitty leaves-heartbroken-the lunior High girls. Bob Carter leaves McAdams his good looks. Donny Donaldson leaves Gonser her love for books. Iinny Titus leaves someone else to count the money. Bill Magee leaves McVey his knack for being funny. Bill Foss leaves Frank Swanson his- height? Martha Hertz leaves Sue Southard her poems to Write. Marge France leaves Urlin Manor to any interested party. Bob Bennett leaves some other to stroll in tardy. lack Hibbler leaves early to become a Marine. Ieannie leaves some lucky girl to be next year's queen. Ada Wall leaves Suzie her basketball plays. Ioe Viau leaves Virgil his cute little waysl Don Bickal leaves his nutty jokes for someone else to crack. Corky Lee leaves all alone her heartbroken lack. lean White leaves Mary Fee her linguist's tongue. Her good humor and sparkling wit is left by Iean Young. Bill Radcliffe leaves the Rudys his ways so lazy. Gilda leaves to' Rhoda Gow her laugh so crazy. Dick waves goodbye to Monette-but he'll soon be Bach! With his H202-there goes Dave Mock! Iuanita Palma leaves Sally Vance her pretty dark skin. Bill Merrick leaves Grandview with his ever friendly grin. Amy Perkins leaves Sylvia Edmondson her quiet beauty. Beverly Mather leaves Betty Guy her typing duty. Dave Hummel leaves stranded the Outdoor Store, Ken Kuhnert leaves his heart with one Arlington soph-o-morel Ieannette Roberts wills Patty Tittle her favorite scrapbook. Alma Leibbrand leaves the home ec. classes her love to cook. l-lis love for music is willed Ed Cooper by Dick Eichhorn. Brud, taking his friendly personality, leaves the school forlorn. Rosie Bitzer leaves her smile-so enchanting and gay, Wolgamots is left to get along without Raye. Iohn Decker leaves best wishes for next year's senior class. Charlie Eagle leaves disappointed many a freshman lass. Alice Burroughs leaves for college to learn how to teach. B. O. leaves '47's presidents his ability to make a speech. Paul Myers takes with him his love for mystery. Allan Wingfield leaves his quiet refined personality. Carolyn Crandall leaves Sue Burghalter her love for fun. ..WILL U? Stella DiMenna leaves-her typing duties well done! Nelson Leiser wills his cute blush to Red Mote. Helen Foettinger leaves-wearing her new fur coat. Don Fuller leaves the girls agog over his smile. Betty Shurnaker wills Hoffman her mellow profile. Helen Lindsey wills Ioanne Lawyer her petit feet. Iane Poulton leaves stranded our ever-loving Pete. Iris Masser gives Iackie Rudy her desire to dance. Norma Hoadley leaves her gracefulness to Alice Vance. Gene Gammon leaves Hartman his DeMolay pin. With eyes toward North, leaves our heroine Lynne. To Dee DiMenna, Bart wills her petite size. Ianet Houston takes with her those cracks, so wisel Boggioni to Boardman leaves his willingness to work. Bill Wasem leaves his indolence to Ballard Kirk. Pat Steife leaves with her grand personality and popularity. Norbert Knies bestows upon Bob Wood his sincerity. Ioyce Iones leaves Ieanne to grab the front seat. Mary Louise and Madeline Seckel leave-the Navy to greetl Bob Hysell leaves Ted Gebhardt his brains and knowledge. Dave Merrill leaves early for Bowling Green College. Bessie to Rossel is willed by Harry Long. Iim Southard. as always, leaves with a songl Barbie Acton leaves her individuality to Nancy Main. Hal Anderson leaves Iohn Alden -now quite sanel To Stan Tuttle, lim leaves his Sweet -ness. Ann Gebhardt leaves Greenie her dependable bus. Nancy Connor wills her charm to Rita Lee. Edythe leaves-hoping someone's home from the Armyll Cathy Scanland leaves as one of the Cover Girls. Patty Lane leaves Barbie Ferguson her choker pearls. Alyce Seidler leaves speech entertaining to Diana Dunn. Patty Poulton leaves-in no state of Depression, Clem Pannella leaves his friendly hello to echo in the halls. Fred Hunt leaves Larry Conaway his tennis racket and balls. Chasing girls from other schools is left Keitz by lim Bates. Evylin Iohnson leaves Marcia Thurness her many dates. Shirley Birdsall leaves Mary Ellen Taggart to get her French mail. Cathy Gow bestows her pretty hair upon Martha Hale. Frances Colaprete leaves the cafeteria to Clara Hyman. Marie Alban leaves her box of stationery and ever-busy pen. Bill Arthur leaves lack Boyer his ideas and eager participation. Gere Branstitter leaves his shyness which is truly a fascination. Freddie Taggart leaves someone else to manage the Swing Band. Iackie, with good luck, leaves the BOBCAT in Lizzy's capable hands. And so we leave you with this document, Which we the senior class have willed, And the hope that your high school days, like ours, With fun and happiness will be filled. Page Twenty-nine . .ff-if l A ' V ,-. yxlu iv I? .- This year has been a very special one for the juniors, the class of 1947. Our first play, Nothing but the Truth, was a suc- cess in every Wayg many of our boys were athletic stars, the lunior Bobkittens was the outstanding group in girls' athleticsg several juniors held responsible positions on the staffs of the Bobcat and the Highlander, and' We were Well represented in the G. R. and in the Hi-Y. The lovely spring dance which We Page Thirty JU is Sawyers, secretaryg Cavendish, vice-presi- dentp Boardman, president: Sharp, treasurer. gave for the seniors featured Howdy Gor- man's Orchestra, We, the juniors of 1946, will be the lead- ers of tomorrow. We are now on the third rung of the ladder of our high school days. As we go forward we will often look back upon our past experiences, and our junior year Will always stand out as a momentous one. Back row' Looser Hu Frey, Green, Keitz, Le hart, Fritchen. Seco row: Bateman, Boyd, D Luca, Hoffman, Kayu P. Long, Hartman, H per, R. Iustus. First ro Lawyer, I. Long, He wood, Heboltzheimer, lustus, Harries. Not pi X tured: Munk, Walker. 'XXL . , r Leibbrand, Cavendis ck row: Snowball, Wolfe, ith, E. Poulton. Second :Shove1', Whisner, ung, Wilhelm, McMillan, rness, Southard, Witter. st row: Mclntyre, Zeeck, k, Stegmeier, Taggart, ut, Voelker, Utley. lc row: Peters, R. Rossel, ler, Mangio, McAdams. ond row: Marzetti, Rob- s, Morrison, Robinson, nteanu, Opphile, Reyn- s, Moser. Front row: C. sel, Murday, Rudy, yers, Mitchell, Shcrrp, rphy, Stevens, O'Leary. k row: Bryan, Gerlach, Guy, D. Guy, Andrews, erson, DePaso, Board- , , Cooper, Davis, Gil- ist, Clark. Front row: er, Baumgartner, Acker- , Daniels, Bartholomew, ler, DeVictor, B e h m e r, icon. R1 ily l ,pa 44,41 ..'5'i,.. :1 W .l'l ' LA' Y Page Thirty-one Freshmen ot yesterday, sophomores o juniors oi tomorrow, and in the tain future-seniors! Although We are still underclassrnen, We have already displayed much talent in school activities. Mrs. Gilpin, our adviser at the be- ginning ot the year, helped us in planning a very nice swimming party. ln November, Mr. I-lannahs took over as adviser and it was f today, dim but cer- 0 R SOP RES G ow, treasurer, Lee secre taryg Neher, vice-president, Boyer, president. through his a s an the ireshmen put over the B' ssistance that the sophomore d ig Top Hop. Individual members ot our class have shown merit in the music department, the athletic de- partment, and the scholarship teams. Our W u alt done, so l We ook to our tomorrows for the ork in this school is b t h fulfillment of our plans and dreams ot today. Back row: Seidler, Shultz, Weisenbarger, Iim Rudy, Rook, Tobias, lack Rudy, Wilson, Roth, Schackne, Shere. Second row: Stout, Roberts, Stough, Swanson, Robinson, Weishaupt, Wood, Toops, P. Ryder, Wy- man, L. Ryder. Front row: Walcutt, Shoemaker, Hunk- el, Utley, Vance, Snee, Townsend, Henderson, Wil- liams. Not pictured: McCoy, Singleton. Page Thirty-two Back row: Morris, Purkey, Mote, Merrick, McVey, Mar- tin, Machin, Athearn, Mer- rill, Poulton. Second row: Neff, Newdick, Peters, Lewis, Neher, Reaver, Lei- ser, Larrick, Mantell, Myers. Front row: Newland, Mit- hoff, Main, Mock, McNabb, MacDonald, Mattis, McCol- lom, Radebaugh. Back row: Hord, Kraft, Ham- mond, Haines, G e r m e r, Kuebler, Kuechle, Hesson, Foster, Gebhardt. Second row: Hoclil, Hyman, Hale, Kuhnert, Holliday, H a g e r, Iones, Hysell, Gilbert, Head- ley, Gonser, Gardner, Kelly. Front row: Kellogg, Gall, Hoadley, Gow, Stevens. Back row: Dudley, Boyer, B. Brown, I. Brown, Briggs, Booth, Castoe, Albanese, Churches, Devlin. Second row: Bennett, C o w m a n, Berry, D e V i ct o r, Danks, Baker, Chidester, Bayman, Collins. Front row: Fee, Cochran, Dunn, B 1 o W e r s, Christopher, Dague, Bianco, Davidson, Bowser. Page Thirty-three We, the freshman class, have our journey toward a diploma in '49. Even though We have only one foot through the door of knowledge, our class has started to take a definite part in the activities view I-ligh School. just started of Grand- Our class was Well represented by the boys on the football and basketball teams While the girls took an active part in their athletics. But our activities were not lim- ESHME DiMenna, treasurer, Dupler, secretary, Bran- stitter, vice - president: T u t tl e, president. ited to athletics. Our v oices were heard in the chorusesg We boosted the band and or- chestra, We loa d ne our talents to the various publicationsg We had members on the gen- eral scholarship team, and We gave our time in service to man th y o er clubs. In March, We joined with the sophomore class to spon- sor a very successful dance. Our first year in high school has been an eventful one, and We ho school days Will be as successful. Page Thirty-four W tle, Stock Williams, ond row: First row: Back row: pe the rest of our Stockwell, Tut Walker, Titsch Thomas. Sec Wood, Stoner, Winstead, Turley, Tittle, Stevens, Snook, Spencer. Soule, Vance, Welcker, Hine, Wishart, Taylor, Thompson. A l J Back row: Murphy, Rogers, Rice, Radcliffe, Reiser, I. Shannon, Schroeder, Peters, iReich, Roush. Second row: iLinn, Martin, N. Shannon, Siebolcl, Peters, Parks, Salz- ' geber, L u c k s, Sorensen, Powell, Smith. First row: Macy, Shaw, G. Shannon, Myers, Mirolo, Neer. Back row: Felty, Donahue, Brown, Burroughs, Bogen, Curran, Branstitter, Fawley, Bolon. Second row: Connor, Dun, Eagle, Cross, Edger- ton, Adkins, Day, Dupler, Bene. First row: Celli, Burg- halter, Edmonson, Ander- son, DiMenna, Carollo, En- gel, Anderson. Back row: R. Iones, G, Iones, Kirk, Ferris, Greer, Iohnson, Kette, Darrell Frazer, Frey, He-trick. Second row: Harn- rnond, Fox, Haines, Duane Frazer, Grinstead, Lee, Ger- lach, Forst, Horn, Gantner, Gruenig, First row: Kidwell, France, Hoover, H e s s o n, Ferguson, Hart, Kirby, Har- ris, Hosler. Page Thirty-five EIGIITI-I GRAIIE ir Back row: Messer, Keener Rogers, Kindler, Pearce Mauger, D. Neff, Millisorl Routte. Second row: Runkle Mathias, Lawyer, Morris Olhoff, Lawrence, Linsley Neher, O'Leary. First row Olson, Milaragno, Nelson, I. Neff, Macy, Purkey, Lamm Carl. Not pictured: Adkins Ewing, Kelly, Snapp, Tuckl er, Woodruff, Wineman. Back row: Wheeler, Thomas, Stefie, T. Williams, I. White Voelker, Stoakes, Young, Shell, T. White. Second row: M. Williams, Shilling, Sheets, Slade, Wade, Wil- kinson, Yates. Front row: Seabrook, Turley, Shere, Wright, Steigely. Back -row: Chandler, A. Iones, Bitzer, DePaso, Fow- ler, Behmer, Clark, Orser, France, Ferguson. Second row: Bechiol, Butler, Holub, Campbell, Herd, Amicon, D. Iones, Clawson, Hill. 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'Q A j' u . 1'-fri Seniors Barbara Acton William Arthur Rosemary Bitzer Robert Carter Nancy Connor Nancianne Donaldson Evelyn Dames lean Hartman lacqueline Henderson lanet Houston William Foss Edythe Kester Beverly Mather William Merrick David Mock Amy Perkins Eugene Smith Patricia Stetfe linny Lou Titus lean White Page Thirty-eight First Semester All A's Barbara Acton Betty Danks Robert Carter Nancianne Donaldson Patricia Stefte 1945-46 lacqueline Day William Hammond lean Hartman Edward Smith Dolores Dupler First Semester Honor Roll Iuniors Geraldine Anderson Milton Bartholomew Dick Boyd Thomas Cavendish Dolores DeVictor Barbara Harries Nanette Harper loAnne lustus Charles Mangio Patricia McMillan Charles Rossel Patricia Sharp Edward Smith loAnn Utley Dawn Voelker Sally Wilhelm Sophomores Richard Booth lack Boyer lim Brown lanet Cochran Barbara Collins Betty Danks Diana Dunn Ted Gebhardt Diana Gonser Richard Kuechle Charter Merrill Marlese Neher lim Robinson Freshmen Donald Bolon Norman Brown Beverly Cross lacqueline Day Dolores Dupler Sylvia Edmondson Richard Felty William Hammond Freda Harris Ann Hart loan Kirby Marilyn Rine Rodney Stock Barbara Siebold luanita Thompson Nona Toops Sally Vance CIIOLARSIIIP TEAMS SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Back row: Smith, Carter, Mock, Arthur, Gebhardt, Hy- sell, Houston, Eichhorn, Wasem. First row: White, Hartman, Long, Foss. General Scholarship Team English l Nona Toops Iuanita Thompson English II Ianet Cochran Nancy Singleton English HI Barbara Harries Geraldine Anderson English IV H Iackie Henderson Harry Long General Science Sylvia Edmondson William Hammond Biology Ted Gebhardt Beau Brown Chemistry Richard Eichhorn Richard Boyd Physics Robert Carter Robert Hysell American History Nancianne Donaldson Pat Steiie World History Iames Kratit Charles Mangio Algebra Iohn Hetrick David Reich Geometry Richard Kuechle Iames Robinson French I Dawn Voelker IoAnn Iustus French ll Barbara Acton Iinny Titus Latin I Homer Williams Latin ll Mary Fee Barbara Collins Page Thirty-nine Qr 1 ?'g' Q2 ?2' 2' 2 661 IIA THE fmg PP it 'N G Q Q . A? 'aff' , Q . t- 57 l? V V will 7g 7. D . ,P ' firm., M 2 'ZZ' sg :D . P ,ev ESQ it 'Zi 7- a ' 3 ,W ,,-595. ' , 7. T? ? Y W. K 3 Q W ' 1 . ,J qi-L .Q - i' ft N tlllltwfw A 'i if ? ip lze? 2 V lfffflt 'T if w 'J .4 , I , H ' ' 22 Y f' 4 llll f 2? ? ' ' 1 , ,, ' 7 , , I 'Q . 32 li H D 0 wh ? 8 2- 'W r - -9 1 ? r Z ' .. 9 ,ffl y 'gg-'ff jyg' rw 'lf' Z' ? 7 2 Q? H . Mr- fmnnungnu.uu f 'ht P I, 'Z f I '..::: - ' 2? vyf ' f 'f, f -721 Q , . Q 2 A A W P 2 if 1 2 2 I if MK 2 2 2 The sun, as it reflects on the shimmering waves and treacherous coral reefs of the lonely South Pacific lsle, presents a striking setting against the velvety darkness of the curtains as they slowly rise to disclose this picturesque scene. The audience in the huge theatre becomes hushed as two wearied forms slowly drag them- selves onto the reef. ln the audience Cathy Gow and Iinny Titus, re- cently returned from their extensive travels in similar settings, glance in astonishment at their programs. Yes, the two characters are none other than their old school chums, Betty English and Marge France. As the actresses seem on the verge of collapse, a sleek rocket ship hurtles to earth. The aluminum door opens and airline host- esses, Rosemary Bitzer, Tamea Bartholomew. and Alyce Seidler step out, followed by their pilots, Raye Welsh, Paul Myers, and the world famed aviatrixes, Amy Perkins and Beverly Mather. Res- cue at last!! Ann Gebhardt and her Harvard husband breathe a sigh of relief as the house lights blaze. Mary Louise and Madeline Seckel. sitting next to them, glance at their programs. They are astounded at the number of Grandviewites who are bigwigs in the show. Nelson Leiser, the Wall Street millionaire, is the backer of the show. Bill Arthur is the capable director. Settings were cre- Page Forty ated by Helen Foettinger and Ada Wall. Cos- tumes were designed by the Adrian of l956, Nancy Connor. Financial adviser is George An- derson: Gene Gammon, in his capacity of electri- cal engineer, is responsible for the spectacular lighting effects. This unusual plot was created by Miss Iacqueline Henderson and Mr. Donald Fuller, and translated into German, Russian, Span- ish, Chinese, French, and Egyptian by Miss Bar- bara Kathryn Acton. C My Dreams Are Gettin' Better All the Time. l As Act ll opens, a dark, dreary castle is re- vealed, sinister in appearance, suggesting hor- ror. Slowly the huge oak door creaks open to disclose a ghastly apparition. lt's Donny Don- aldson, the greatest of all great dramatists. Slow- ly she glides forward, grasping desperately for a mass of black storm clouds which seem to en- trance her. With a clash of symbols from Marie Alban, the clouds change to a lovely pink hue, exposing Ioe Viau reclining lazily on the crest of the cloud crooning, Straighten Up and Fly Right. Patty Poulton and Martha Hertz with shrill screams faint dead awayl Gere Branstitter cries hopefully, ls there a doctor in the house? lm- mediately from various corners of the giant am- phitheater come running frantically Dr. Robert Bennett. Dr. Richard Eichhorn, and the world famed surgeon, Dr. Patricia Steffe. recently re- CRA EST BREAD! turned from a trip spent in intense research in Vienna. Patty and Martha are rushed from the scene of the crime by stretcher-bearers, Brud Woodrow and Iim Southard. At the close of the memorable rendition of this immortal hymn, lack Hibbler, a spectator, yells, Catch my eyes! as the evil castle silently ap- proaches the audience. With a blare of drums from Fred Taggart's sensational Atomic Band, the castle fades into oblivion. Iris Masser, in her new plastic bathing suit, dives from a silvery cloud as gracefully as a swan into the glittering blue-green pool. A great water ballet comes into view, and amidst the extrava- ganza of White orchids, creamy white gardenias, and soft white rose petals are seen the lovely Mermaids of 1955 -among them Betty Shu- maker, Ianet Houston, Norma Hoadley, Evylin Iohnson, Rosemary Lee, lean White, and Carolyn Crandall. As the mermaids swim effortlessly through the flower laden Water, the multi-colored lights dim as the house lights blaze forth once again to end the second act. Ahl lnterinissionll The most interesting time of the evening! Yes, What's this? Bobby Boggioni, the possessor of millions of famed autographs, at last has spied the prize of them all, Bill Radcliffe, the mayor of Massillon. Scurrying toward his prey, he trips over a familiar object. lt's Bill Foss still dodging the draft. Charlie Eagle, sauntering down the aisle and munching a luscious choco- late, picks up the autograph book which was dropped during the scuffle. Leafing through the book he finds such names as Gene Smith-big league baseball, Bill Overmyer-professional foot- ballg Bob Hysell-Einstein's prodi9Yi Alma Leib- brand-Metropolitan Opera star. As the curtain is about to rise for the finale, the audience turns with a murmur of awe. lt's Iohn Decker, the producer of this musical extravaganza, accompanied by his beautiful Wife, the former Helen Lindsey. Following them are Iean Hartman, who still retains her gueenly beauty, escorted by Dave Hummel, and the ever popular Edythe Kes- ter and Allan Wingfield. lean Young and her lawyer husband, former West High heart throb, stop to chat with lim Bates and Harry Long, Well known doctors, As they pause, Iean introduces her seven childrenMDick, lean, Eddie, Pat, Iohn, Mike, and Minnie Dhume-who come tripping after her down the aisle. The curtain goes up for the last timel Here again is the castle, but now it is the most beauti- ful spectacle a dream could possibly conceive. Reclining luxuriously on satin couches are Kings Dick flztichard the Lion-l-leartedl Bach, Bill fThe Conguerorl Wasem, and Don fEdward the Firstl Bickal, waited on hand and foot by Patty Lane, Lynne Dames, Ioyce Iones, Iuanita Palma, and Frances Colaprete, who are dressed in flowing pastel robes of exotic silks. The materials for these were flown over from Paris at the last min- ute by Gilda Buzzelli in her private plane. With a signal from Alice Burroughs in the or- chestra ,the kings' guards, including David Mock, David Merrill, Bill Merrick, Ken Kuhnert, Clement Pannella, Iim Sweet, Bill Magee, and Fred Hunt form a marching pattern on the stage While the entire cast assembles to sing the grand finale. ln the Wings, Bob Carter and Norbert Knies, in- specting their engineering construction, accident- ally trip over a suspended wire, causing-you guessed it-the backdrop to fallll The last thing l remember is seeing Stella DiMenna, lane Poul- ton, and Shirley Birdsall standing in the front row screaming-Cathy Scanland scattering literally millions of her famous flowers from the rafters, and Ieannette Roberts, always-on-the-spot photogra- pher, excitedly snapping pictures here and there. -The flash of a bulbl l WAKE UPlllll Page Forty-one mg niii. A 1 XX mlm! m f Wmmmmmmmmmmmm MW f, mmmmmm mmmmmmmmm mmm mmmmmm mmmmmm lm ! WHWW IFN. 'Alll'lmIIlIIIIIIIl 4 M 7 5 4 A fi My Qwmzvlf X ef X mf N X ,f m f fi km Laff y 9 m.. mm ,mmmmmm U ' mi. m my f m, I URGANIZATIUNS BO0STE ir ir Badwz' Bobcat Boosters-lathers ot Grandview students, was organized in 1944 and has a current membership of approximately six hundred. Outstanding contributions were: New Grandview High School stadium lights, Grandview Heights Family Day, and purchase ot school athletic equipment from proceeds ot paper drives. Student ,Boosters-elected representatives trom each home room, spon- sored the annual magazine campaign which gave the school needed tunds, and their officers planned school assemblies and the 1946 Talent Show. Both the Bobcat Boosters and the Student Boosters exert a fine influence on the morale ol the school. Page Forty-tour OFFICERS Lloyd L. Davis, second vice- presidentg I. B, Keitz, first vice - presiclentg I. H i X o n Hunt, secretary. Not pic- tured: Ioseph Wyman, pres- ident: Iohn B o a r d m a n, treasurer. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Standing: Harry Todd, Bryan Smith. Seated: Dwight W. Blauser, Ralph Newland, Clarence Bate- man, Iohn DeVictor. Not pictured: Prank E. Bickal, Robert C. Williams, W. L. Cowan. if . A 1 ,. 5,6 K 2 '.' mia' 1 5 i ,. N ,, W F f if , R give Xl5f,,ggiggi H W wifwfixawiw ' 1 -W ffm. an f we it 1 f f 7 W W I :,. ex, ' V gb YE 1, I, ,viz A : Z 1 W 1 , ' JSM, ,qw W b Leaders Club-composed of forty- two leading boys and girls trom freshmen to seniors, has become one ot the most active and useful organ- izations in the high school. The club originated last year under the super- vision ot its adviser, Mr. Blauser. The members, Who are class otti- cers and heads ot school organiza- tions, hold their meetings every six weeks atter a delicious, Well-planned luncheon prepared by the Home Eco- nomics Department. ln these meet- ings, they have made many de- cisions concerning school problems, which have met the approval ot both students and faculty. This year they made rules concerning conduct in assemblies, placed candidates tor Homecoming Queen and cheerlead- ers on the ballot, arranged for six very interesting and educational as- semblies, and initiated the plan for elimination ot exams for A and B students with satisfactory conduct, which was later approved by the faculty. The chief purpose of the club is to create better harmony and co- operation between students and tac- ulty. Wa em, Cavendish, Henderson, Gene Smith, Hartman Sharp, Young, Mitchell, Taggart, Sawyers Gow Myers, Bates, Lee Page Forty seven Hi-Y-a group of boys banded together in the high school for the purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tian character. In reality, Hi-Y transposes a small part of the Central Y. M. C. A. to our high school. This club carries on a planned program of activities which includes: the care and display of the school's American flagg and the presentation, along with the Girl Reserves, Page Forty-eight Ill- Top: Hunt, president. Second row: Decker, vice-president, Bates, secre- tary. Bottom row: Wasem, treasurer, Radcliffe, sergeant-at-arms. of the Easter Sunrise Service. The Hi-Y pledges, during football season, take charge of selling football programs. Whenever there is a community function, the Hi-Y can always be found among the volun- teer workers. Members of the Hi-Y have al- ways been present at the roll call for paper drives, scrap metal drives, and bond drives. One can truthfully say that our group of Hi-Y boys are an asset to the school. Back row: Bach, Smith, Taggart, Wasem, Hunt. Middle row: McAdams, Decker, Radcliffe. Front row: Bates, Long. Back row: Lenhart, Man- gio, Keitz. Middle row: Daniels, Eichhorn. Front row: Magee, Boardman. Back row: Miller, Caven- dish, Wolfe, Arthur. Front row: Amicon, Knies. Page Forty-nine CABINET Back Row Iustus Harries, DeVictor, Iones. Second Row Anderson Utley Gonser. First Row: Bitzer if Girl Reserves OFFICERS: Back Row: White, Young, Poulton. Front Row: Iustus, Geb- hardt. Girl Reserves-with a membership of approximately one hundred and ten girls, the club has taken a big step forward this year. Inspired by the enthu- siastic leadership of Mrs. Ream, adviser, the club reorganized its constitu- tion, which now stresses membership qualifications. The Girl Reserves opened their 1945-46 season with a picnic in the Grandview Woods for prospective members. Later the initiation for new members was held at the First Commu- nity Church. Selling flowers for the Homecoming Game and selling hot dogs for the Press Club Dance brought fun and profit for the G. R. To spread the Christmas spirit to Grandviewites, the Girl Reserve members went caroling during the holiday season. A successful year was climaxed by the lovely Easter Sunrise Service. l , . H N ' Le 1 gs- ' 'M' A XTX .1 ' ' H M ' 9' F 3, r H. f' 1 ' ,l. d'?, rg, h jf-,7-.sd 'EL 5' S.. '71 A ,v ,, , v . 62 1' -I - . Q. gg1 .s4' ,5 - Q .n r- MEL 'ff' ' W .'. . ,.,.,Qfy.. Q'I35L'fgJ1 ' .5 fu pl W '.3,fi.,I,. v '3,'3L3'tt2 -- 5' .f1j', - ' ' W:--AQ 11- 2' 1 52, an X ae ,A H , , .2 ' 1 Q I 1 gh 4, R M Q , jc, M ,V , . . .K - 3 U, , - .1.5lgUM?XJ , R ,Q Ang- 9 2 '29 ' . 1 ag.25fE:Ef f fjgw, lzl M , ix' 'sf , KA V livi ,XZ , ft. 'I' 22 5 1 f G K, 4 fn 4.-sw 1 2 E1 use tif X ' nk 3: 11 if ' 5 1 AM ' I 45 m f 2 ' 'W 'Q , I 2' mf X52- ' .W I X, ,N . . M K V .X Vi: , H , 1 fa, ' 1 as . . r V x 9, f grltfxfx ., ,- ,lv . . U. U E.- 1 Page Fifty-two Taggart, Bateman, Donaldson, Merrill, Bates, Iones. Not pictured: White. igh ander The Highlander-the G. H. S. yearbook which, We hope, will present a clear, con- cise record of the path of this senior class. Bitzer, Carter, Steffe, Mrs. Tate. The highest goal that our Work could at- tain Would be the preservation, in the memories ot each ot you, of the class of '46, As you look through the Highlander in future years to renew old memories, we hope that you will feel our goal has been accomplished. Mackey, Rine, Harries, Iustus, Boyer. Staff if if if EDITORIAL STAFF Pat Stetle ..,........,.,,..,... Editor-in-Chief Rosemary Bitzer ..... ,.... A ssociate Editor Bob Carter ........ ...... S enior Editor lanet Houston ..... ..... F aculty Editor Iinny Lou Titus .... ...... G . A, A. Editor Carolyn Crandall ....,..... Girl Reserve Editor Helen Lindsey ......,..... Leaders Club Editor lris Masser ........ Band and Orchestra Editor Catherine Scanland ............ Chorus Editor Harry Long .........,............. H1-Y Editor Bill Arthur .......... .... B ooster Editor lean Young Barbara Acton .... .... F eature Editors Iacl-:ie Henderison j Bill Wasem - Fred Hunt S ........,........ Sports Editors Nancy Connor, Betty Shumaker ....... Typists David Mock ........................... Artist loAnne Iustus I Barbara Harries S ' lack Boyer ................. Sophomore Editor Marilyn Bine ...........,.... Freshman Editor Sue Mackey. .Seventh and Eighth Grade Editor . .lunior Editors BUSINESS STAFF Nancianne Donaldson Fred Taggart lean White David Merrill loyce Iones Tom Bateman lim Bates HOMEROOM SALESMEN Marie Alban Helen Lindsey Iohn Boardman Charles Mangio lack Boyer Clark Miller Sue Burghalter Marlese Neher Torn Cavendish George Rogers Helen Foettinger lackie Soule Bill Foss Billy Taylor Rhoda Gow Stan Tuttle Nanette Harper Sally Wilhelm FACULTY ADVISERS Bernice N. Tate, Editorial Mary Derivan, Business el, .t l - 1 Standing: Henderson, Arthur, Back row: Con- Standing: Crandall. Back'row: Titus, Scan- nor, Mock. Second row: Wasem, Acton. Front land. Second row: Long, LIUCISGY- Front TOWI row: Young, Hunt. Houston. Not pictured: Masser. Page Fifty-three Standing: Long, Gonser, Houston, Titus, Hartman. Seated: Robinson, Hen- derson, Mrs. Mallett. Standing: Utley, France, Foettinger. Stout, B. Guy, Dames. Seated: Wood, McVey, D. Guy, Kester, Arthur. Page Fifty-tour ir Bobcat The BOBCAT-tops in school newspapers, and a great hit with both students and faculty. This year the BOBCAT carried such exciting scoops as the results of the elections tor Homecoming Queen and cheer- leaders. The BOBCAT has proved to be an incentive to a still higher type of work at Grandview, and We know that it will continue to exert this fine influence. L i n d s e y, Donaldson, Boardman, Acton, Fuller, Staf if if if Editor-in-Chief ..... ...,..... . . . .,... lacqueline Henderson Associate Editor ..... ...........,.,................ D iana Gonser Sports Editors ..... ..... I anet Houston, Bill Overmyer, Don Fuller Feature Editors ..,. ............. N ancianne Donaldson, Barbara Acton Exchange Editor .... ......,..,.......,.. ................ H e len Lindsey Make-up Editors .......... linny Lou Titus, lean Hartman, Elizabeth Robinson Circulation Manager .......,.................................., Harry Long Art Staff: Marge France, lim McVey, Bob Wood, Paul Myers, Bill Walker, loAnn Utley, Bill Arthur. Typists: A Helen Lindsey, Donna Guy, Betty Guy, Evelyn Dames, Edythe Kester, Delores Stout. REPORTERS lohn Boardman, Ann Gebhardt, lim Newdick, Suzie Mitchell, Dolores De- Victor, Cathy Gow, Patty Sharp, Beverly Cross, Elda Celli, Sue Southard, Nanette Harper, loyce lones, Delores Morrison, Don Fuller, leanne Kelly, Ben Stockwell, Sally Wilhelm, David Reich, lane Hodil, Frank Marzetti, loAnn Herboltzheimer, Shirley Birdsall, Alice Burroughs. FACULTY ADVISEBS Edna L. Eagle, Bessie L. Mallett, Mary Derivan, Helen Dunning. Birdsall, Sharp, Southard, Kelly, Morrison, Cross, Celli, DeVictor, Gow, Wilhelm, Gebhardt, Newdick, Marzetti Herboltzheimer, Burroughs. Iones, Harper. 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',,, 1 , Snowball CCD 6 8 Z Mcmgio QCD Hunt CRGJ Daniels COBB Hibbler fHBy Wcsem CHBJ Boggiom CLS, Radcliffe QTJ McAdams cm Kem m Page Fifty-nine ifsttlti -'J sgg'vZfr..1 .ll . .,3, - RID EVIE V The 1945 football season for the Grandview Bobcats saw them bring another C. B. L. Cham- pionship, the first in four years, to the school. Coached by Mr. Thomas and his assistants, our team was victorious in seven out of nine games. The usual opener with North saw a heavier and faster Polar Bear eleven run roughshod over the Bobcat defense, although our offense kept North on the go all the way. The Linden game was the usual hard fought battle always found when the two schools meet, with Grandview coming out the victor. Bexley was next, and things were pretty glurn after a narrow defeat. Then came Circleville, Academy, Mt. Vernon-those are the kind we likel Everybody saw action as our smooth offensive power really stood them on their ears. Homecoming-and the Blue and White took that crucial game from Delaware's Panthers by two touchdowns in one of those dog-eat- dog affairs. After a little scrimmage against St. Charles came the never-to-be-forgotten Ar- lington game for the C. B. L. title. The final score was l4-U, with Captain Bill Overmyer the hero of the night with his brilliant ninety- five yard run. All in all, it was quite a season. Scores Grandview B-North . . . . . . .25 Grandview ....... -Linden . . . . . . . 6 Grandview -Bexley ......... 12 Grandview -Circleville ...... O Grandview -Academy ...... 6 Grandview -Mt. Vernon ...... 6 Grandview -Delaware . . . . . U Grandview ....... -St, Charles ..... 12 Grandview ....... -Arlington . . . . . U Back row: Manager Haynes, Coaches Hannahs and Thomas, Branstitter, Radcliffe, Kette, Myers, Tuttle, Fraser, Robinson, Mirolo, Macy, Albanese, Wilson, Devlin, D. Poulton, Lenhartg Manager Boyd. Second row: Taylor, Newland, Eagle, Conaway, Boardman, Decker, Newdick, Mangio, Brown, E. Smith, E. Poulton, Stelfe, Shere. DePaso, Radcliffe, Manager Branstitter. First row: Wasern, Hibbler, Ove-rmyer, G. Smith, Kietz, Hunt, Snowball, Boggioni, Haynes McAdams, Daniels, Morris, Arthur. 1 A .r:y,..g.,g:e. .-f.,FQEs'Et 1---1 , . T. 3. .,:, .E.s,,f,g.-,ff-,pw ,fiw.,f:.J..,.gutm -N 'wfjiu-eff? ff- ' 'wasvat Qt' y, . .... msn, 5, ...- Stl-,f ..'.-'wk 4' -' -id. M 2- 1:5711 we e .fa Vu! .sv-Jute' -5: 5 711 :1. v. ' f, t .WW A . n 0 -3 ef. W- .I 3 f gm ' t -f 1 uf? 'diff 'yjlffll . .V fl ill lil lll mkffwl' W' sta Q , lQt 1llll'lTl ll ' 4. Q 'ii is 1 1 - .Pai it t Pl ll l' l--J- 1 ss?-rig.. F 1251? -5 Football Banquet. ach Thomas presenting 'ard to Captain Over- er, aches Thomas, Hannahs, vis. rxch Thomas receiving from the football team. 5 Football Banquet. eerleadersz Taggart, Lee, wyers, Houston, Mitchell, dsey. ur m e Captains: Boyer, ith, Keitz, Snowball, Hon- 'ry Captain Overmyer, Eker, Boggioni, Daniels, t Page Sixty-one omecoming lean Hartman, 1945 Homecoming Queen, ' ' ' 7 , V , , - f , V Q, 5 nr, ,vp 1. ,,., yfv lk amply' rl'-1,9 Lflggyq Ayn . -..-4, A- ', ,j.1A-rf 1 , ',Lf: '-,T 9' K The processional at the Homecoming Assembly. Queen Ai the Homecoming game - Bates, Bitzer, Bickal lean Hartman and her escort, Dave Hummel, lead the Lindsey. Way to the stage. Page Sixty-two Queens at the Homecoming Assembly - Lindsey, Bartholomew, Hartman, Bitzer, Sweet and Lovely were the five beautiful queens as they walked down the aisle to their thrones on the stage. The occasion was the Homecoming Assembly, the traditional and sentimental program dedicated to the alumni. Gur queen, lean Hartman, looked lovely in a white dress and her court was indeed resplen- dent with Tamea Bartholomew Wearing royal blue, Rosemary Bitzer in aqua, Helen Lindsey in white, and Rosemary Lee in red. Grandview's victory over Delaware in the first night Homecoming game every played at Grandview helped to add the finishing touch to an already perfect day. The queens, es- corted by George Anderson, Dick Bach, lim Bates, Don Bickal, and Dave Hummel, arrived in convertibles and at half-time were intro- duced to the overflow crowd. Virgil Snowball and lack Daniels shared the honor of kissing the queen. Grandview's Homecoming, 1945 style, really fulfilled all our dreams of a flaw- less day. Lee. Dreamy couples celebrating at the Homecoming Dance The Big Clinch-Hartman, Daniels. Interested on- lookers-Anderson, Bach. The Queens at the Homecoming game - Lindsey Bitzer, Hartman, Bartholomew, Lee. Their escorts Bickal, Bates, Hummel, Anderson, Bach. Page Sixty-three no DPSTEB Couch Thomuq ii r Lenhart, Boyer, G, Srniiifx, Rodciiiie, Smixh, Mote, Morris. Couch Thomas. Mi e, ciiedz Yuiier, Tcyior, E. Standing: Concwoy. Se Dcmieis, Radcliffe KG, TGYIOI' fFy Daniels IFJ VY A r' ... - Y l Back row: Radcliffe, Haines, Coach Thackara, Fraser, Burroughs Macy Coach Thqckum Neer, Fraser, Kette, Front row: Devlin, Branstiiter, Miller, Brown, Swanson Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Curran, Tuttle, Roth, Grinstead. Eukeiiall Scaaea West 43 Plain City 29 Linden 29 University 28 London 35 Bellefontaine North 38 London 26 Delaware 22 Academy 27 Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Boyer KGJ G. Smith CGD Morris CGD Arlington 25 Linden 34 Bexley 48 Hamilton 44 Plain City 42 Delaware 36 Academy 24 Arlington 46 Bexley 55 Newark 51 Fuller i 7emuJ1 f This year's tennis team under the direction of Coach Thackara had a rather mediocre sea- son, due to adverse weather conditions and in- experienced personnel. Captain Fred Hunt and Charley Eagle, lettermen on this year's racket team, paced the squad, being number one and two men respectively. lack Lenhart, Danny O'Leary, and Larry Conaway, although newcomers, proved themselves capable ot being regular starters on the team. Gammon, Daniels, G. Smith, Shover, Coach Thomas, Snowball. Grandview's swimming team, coached by Mr. Hannahs, shows promising possibilities for the corn ing season although it participat- ed in only two matches this year lim Newdick, captain ot the team, was the only swimmer to put Back row: Athearn, Bates, Germer, Lenhart, O'Leary Front row: Iones, Newdiclc, Schroeder, Stoner, Conaway Eaudall Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview l 2 8 l 2 4 3 17 4 18 5 9 West 2 South 5 West lO Central 8 Academy O St. Charles 2 Arlington ll Delaware 5 University 5 Delaware 3 Bexley ll University 3 Grandview in the point column this season. v:.ai 'r-Tit?-is-1-- i Coach Hannahs, Shaw, Conaway, Newdick, Purkey, W. Radebaugh. Page Sixty-six I 1 I k row: Foster, Eagle, ultz, Macy, Steffe, ley, Lawrence, Grin- d, Purkey, Devlin, r, Tobias. Second 1 Shere, Frey, E. th, Gammon, Woli, lor, Shover, Looser, y, G. Smith. Front : Daniels, Snowball, 1 ch Thomas, Bartholo- , Mote. nnis: Hunt, Coach ckara, Eagle. iz Warner, Branstitter, roughs, Coach Thom- Coach Hannahs, Ful- Whisner. lf: Bolon, I. Shannon, ne Fraser, Curran, rdman, Darrell Fras- Iones, Magee, G. nnon, Stock. G04 The 1946 Iinksters at Grandview, coached by Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hannahs, sent both A and B teams to the Columbus Golf Leagues this spring. The B team, Branstitter, Macy, Bur- roughs, and Fritchen, tied Arlington 8-8, and Won from Bexley 81f2-71f2, but has lost all other matches to date. The A Team With Warner, Whisner, Curran, and Darrell Fraser has Won three matches and lost three in league compe- tition. Page Sixty-seven p 0-A , fi P ,, f Q-, U w F. 3 .V,A. W5 . R .x E' ...Q .V if-a,..3 . ' I, - LNEQU' H w V my g 1,-glztv Y 2 ff n Q I W5 if xi ,, .sgwwvm 3,1 , H ,w Lww-wr . e: 4 - U ww' w 1 I, fziwg M Vw as-,J mil-.. 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Coached by Mr. Thomas and Mr. Thackara, this year's basketball intramural teams had a very successful season. The Fabomas, league champions, finished the season with nine wins and no losses, but they were defeated by a team composed of faculty members in a post-season game. The record of the Nuggeteers, who held second place in league competition, was marred by only one defeat. The tie for fourth place by the four remaining teams in the league was finally Manager of intramurals: Bateman broken by the 740 A C's who ended the season with five wins and four losses. ln the semi-finals of the playoffs, the Fabornas defeated the Rockets, and the 740 A C's over- came the Nuggeteers. The fine defensive and offensive play of the Fabomas enabled them to defeat the 740 A C's in the finals. The league's leading scorer, Virgil Snowball of the Fabomas, chalked up ll5 points. Others who rang up high scores included: Boardman, 88 points, Wasem, 85 points, Anderson, 80, pointsg and Arthur, 74 points. . mm ,hgh ERECT! L D 183 3 W.H.'REM: naburx: 76601 x Back row: Coach Lowry, Voelker, Eagle, Young, Mauger, White. Sec- ond row: Schroeder, Butler, Titsch, Steffe, DePaso. Third row: S. Iones, Guglielmi, A. Iones, Lawrence, Lins- - ley, Bisciotti. Page Seventy-one . 4.13- : fs? WF M' f wax'- -an 65'f'2'sa 057 y -13 9' -4 4 Q - -' 1 4 r , ,.5 f?57i5w N Q, nxiizma 5' Q Kl - 1 N IHWWQ1 QA . E i kg n 11nuIll:I. ,S ,'fijl1 Q4 Q' g S tyt SQICIAL T e rama Standing: Titus. Seated: Dames, Decker, Young. lones, Donaldson, Bickal, Young, Steife, Henderson. genial: play ONE: MAD NIGHT The senior class play, One Mad Night, lived up to its title in all respects, with lunatics scattered around for amuse- ment, pulse-pounding suspense, and love scenes that would make Gable take notice. The characters of the gruesome Mr. Hyde, beautiful Lady Macbeth, sweet Priscilla, and fearless lohn Alden, blended to show the symptoms which psychiatrists failed to find. Pretty girls and mean villains added color and suspense to the hilarious plot. The success of the play was due to the splendid super- vision of Miss Dorcas Truckmiller and the fine efforts of each committee. Each member of the cast and crew outdid himself to show what the seniors can really do. Crazy or sane-they deserve much praise. Back row: Fuller, Decker, Myers, Shu- maker, France, Titus. Front row: And- erson, Poulton, Dames, Acton, Foss, Hoffman, Long, Woodrow. Mock, Connor, Hunt, Carter, White, Welsh. uniaa play NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH The juniors have learned that Nothing but the Truth can very often cause difficulties. But handsome Bob McAdams and pretty Diana Gonser showed it can also be pleasant. The truth brought many complications, nearly wrecked a happy home, and, as for the love scenes, oo-la-lal Thanks to the hands ot the clock, which slowly struck four, everything ended well. Special mention should be given Miss Dorcas Truckmiller tor her excellent coaching. The committees did a splendid job and the juniors displayed some fine talent. We hope they will carry on in this grand way. Congratulations, juniorsl Above left Clark, Davis, Murphy, Snowball, Above right: I. Long, Wolfe, Gonser McAdams Mltchell C Rossel. I. Iustus. Below left back row: Herboltzheimer, Lenhart, Below right, back row: Boardman D Guy Morris Keitz Front row: Voelker, Baumgart- Young, Looser. Front row: Harries G Ander ner Bisciotti T Poulton, Andrews, son, Robbins, Kelly. 711' ,1 - 1, , rw:--.:.,y. 5 - ---nz 2 wuz, ,mguzwnre-V BA Grandview's 1945-46 High School Band, under the capable and sparkle to the band's tine performances. for his splendid participation in the band's activities Band: Mr. Byrnes, Myers, Masser. Clarinets tlettl: Walker, Larrick, Kuechle, Ewing, Wishart, Weed, Boyce, Donahue, Bogen, Hord, Wheeler. Flute fright frontl: Seidler. Horns Ktront centerl: Carpenter, Iustus, Myers, Kel- logg, Wyman. Sax Crightl: Millisor, Amicon, Bechtel, Trumpets tsecond rowlz Voelker, Keener, Mantell, Titsch, Rogers, Bishop, Gardner, Thomas, Pierce, Hetrick, Roberts. Baritone Krightlz Gerlach, Shannon. Trombone Crightlz Burroughs, Iones, Steigely, Bishop. Drums: White, Stough, Titsch, Alban. Basses: Burroughs, Rudy, Anderson, Soule. Bells: Lamm, Masser. Majorettes: Davis, DeVictor, Christopher, Beery, Martin, Snook, Hoadley. Director: Mr. I. Wendell Byrnes. Not pictured--Flute: Hankins. Sax: Bowerman. Clarinet: Taggart, Williams. Page Seventy six direction ot Mr. Byrnes, merited much praise from students and citizens who saw it pertorm at all home football games last fall. Six cute drum majorettes and a drum major added color The new Swing Band, composed ot twenty members trom the regular band, was featured at the Talent Show. The Concert Band collaborated with the Varsity Chorus to present the Spring Concert on March l. At the close of the season, each senior band member was presented with a letter GrandvieW's splendid orchestra did a fine job of supplying appropriate music tor school affairs this year. This group, di- rected by Mr. Byrnes, presented musical interludes for both the junior and senior class plays. Commencement exercises would not have been complete Without the orchestras fine performance. Grandview is proud of the orchestras contri- bution to the school. Senior orchestra mem- bers: Carpenter, Seidler, Masser, Burroughs, A1- ban. Violins: Lucks, Wallace, Walker, Clawson, Clark, Lawyer, Posnaugh, Toops, Williams. Piano: Hord. Bells: Masser. Flute: Seidler. Horns: Carpenter, Iustus, Myers. Trumpets: Voelker, Titsch, Gardner, Mantell. Clarinets: Walker, Ewing, Wishart, Donahue. Sax: Arnicon, Bech- tel, Millisor. Baritone: Gerlach. Cello: Burroughs. Trombone: Steigely, Bishop. Basses: Titsch, Anderson. Drums: Stough, White, Alban. Director: Mr. I. Wendell Byrnes. Page Seventy-seven nl ok- I Back rowz Martin, Churches, Clark, Newunos, . - , ' R ok, Hadebaugh. Third row: Harper, Sharp, McNaDo, oo.. ,,,, S cond row: Heywood, Voellcer, Miichell, Hartman, neruou.. ' F ont row: Southard, Andrews, Gonser. Devhn, o Acton, Iones, Gilbert, Blowers, e helmet, Donaldson, Runlcle, Hale, lustus, Utley, Trtus. r Gilchrist, Houston, Vance, Main, Connor, Gow, Kelly. MIXED CHORUS BGClC row- O Mud ' Tseff Frey, R - . Frlantliogzwvvgploqmer, eglilarygglrlsegbdrger, Thomas, Schd k em, Tlttel, Thompfsonlelriold, Soulel Hcmug De, Welsh, Young I S . c1ggGfrt,WinSteQd Bixidnife, Taylor 53' Slgdnnon ' SG , Turley' ' ' UYlHOn Cllllll L GBO if The choruses have done much to help spread Grandview's traditional good will this year through their presentation of choral programs on the radio, at school assemblies, at the lune Commencement, and at our football games. Under the talented supervision of Lowell Riley, many new opportunities have been cre- ated ior the Varsity, Mixed, and Girls choruses in which approximately l45 students partici- pated. At the Homecoming Assembly, the Var- 'A' sity Chorus gave the initial presentation of Grandview's new Alma Mater Song, which was arranged by Lowell Riley. The Varsity Chorus competed with other high schools at Capital University this spring to win a superior rating - the group's outstanding achievement of the year. This chorus collabo- rated with the band to present the annual Spring Concert March l. MIXED CHORUS Back row: Myers, Tobias, Radcliffe, Eagle, Kuhnert, Hexter, Smith, Poulton. Castoe, Leib- brand. Second row: P. Ryder, L. Ryder, Lewis, Mithoff, Edmondson, Engel, McMillan, Lawyer, Amicon. First row: Morrison, Iohnson, Neher, Chidester, France, Leiser, Shumaker. V , Page Eighty 4.1 ' SSW feiglle -at ' fr Qifzfd- Qhaam Back row: Hyman, Gonser, Green, Lee, Poulton, Snee, Kelly, Middle row: Christopher, Beery, Mithoft, Holliday, Witter, Masser, Wilhelm, Front row: Bayman, Lee, Mock, Kayumi, Rudy, McMillan, Leibbrand. Back row: Rine, Collins, Hoffman, Snook, Morrison, Welcker, Toops, DeVictor, Adkins, Parks, Cochran, Runkle. Third row: Kirby, Davis, Slade, Day, Dupler, Cross, Burghalter, Anderson, English, Bitzer, Celli, Hosler. Second row: Cochran, Robinson, Shurnaker, Iohnson, Birdsall, Neher, Hoover, Linn, Taggart, Martin Kidwell. First row: Anderson Lawyer Hart, Dague, DiMenna, Harris, Carolla, N. Shannon, Smith, Spencer. A THE MA CH 0 HE THS SEPTEMBER- There is a harmony in autumn and a luster in its sky. 5- Once again here as schoolmates assem- bled. 7AOur first assembly - Girls Only - sorry, fellows!! l4-Big day today-voted for class officers-as- sembly-Booster campaign started-North football game. l7- B. O. took over the all-important Booster presidency. 24-The Leaders Club nominated five girls for Homecoming Queen. Hubba! Hubba! 28-For a change Ohio State came to Grandview to get educated CSarringhaus and Hamiltonl. Forty-seven senior girls just decided to go to State! OCTOBER- There is something in October sets the gypsy blood astir. 2-The Highland- er quartet came as a trio to entertain us. What Scotch have we been drinking!! Q-Ann Gebhardt and Mrs. Beam started the year off right with a splendid Girl Reserve Recognition Service. lO-Oh! How we hate to miss classes for these luscious Leaders Club luncheons! l2--We mighty seniors decided to give More- house Martens a break. VV'e gave them .the contract to take our graduation pictures. l9-Extra! Extra! Bead all about it. lean Hartman elected Homecoming Queen! This BOBCAT is really something. rw 45-Ah - - Homecoming - - the only time of the year when it's illegal for a fellow to kiss a girl. Did Daniels and Snowball go to town! 26-The grand prizes for the magazine campaign came today. Speaking of prizes, Mr. Hunt- zinger, the prize of them all, is gone again for another year. ' 1ov6+JANUARY+ 1946 EQQHLLSII f 4 99 I 'I - u IFJ . I N1 5. I fl -I- t Qwttzntefzla lf,wm7,:,t if . - -'li X QTIUQQQIBL NOVEMBER- November sky is chill and drear, November leaf is red and sear. 6-This was really a red-letter day for old G.H.S.! The 2-mill levy and the bond issue passed. This means that We really will have a brand- new school. Nice going, Citizens of Grand- view! But alas-WE were born 10 years too soon! 9-After a week of preliminary training Cplaid shirts, sport coats, slipovers, etc.l Grandview went forth to win the C, B, L. Championship from Arlington. Oh, happy day! l2-The Football Banquet. Need we say more! As Smitty said, The only reason l didn't take a second helping was because I had so much the first. l6-Bob McAdams outdid George Washington in telling Nothing but the Truth, for twenty- four hours in that gay, witty comedy pre- sented by the junior class. 21-This was a sad day. Why must we always have vacations? Who wants to go home and eat turkey!?!? 28-Hint to the freshmen-if you are interested in eating some of the home economics classes' delicious cooking, make sure you are one of the Leaders Club bigwigs next year. DECEMBER- The sun that brief December day, rcse cheerless over hills of gray. 4-The flu bug landed in Grandview this week. Higher-ups talked about closing the schools, but we seniors begged them so hard not to that they decided against it. l2-Excitement galore! SOMEHOW a piece of so- dium got in the drinking fountain and blew it up! Will anyone forget this day'?! l5-The school was a Winter Haven for the 15th annual Booster Dance with Don Craw- ford and his orchestra. l8-lean White, lanet Houston, and lean Hart- man started the Christmas holidays off with a bang by giving Buss a Varga Girl Calen- dar. Nice work, if you can get away with it! Page Eighty-one THE MARCH 0F THE MONTHS ffbntinuedj IANUABY- This is the year that for you waits, beyond tomorrow's mystic gates. 21--Glory be! At last some reward for our long years of hard work. The faculty finally real- ized that exams aren't necessary-not for A and B students anyhow! Why did they have to wait till we were seniors? FEBRUARY- But there is nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream. 12-Something new! A Booster assembly- Truth or You'll Be Sorry! lt was really cute. 14-The HIGHLANDFB certainly kept things in an uproar with scores of pictures today. You can't fool us thoughg we know you love to smile for the birdie. 16-The BOBCAT, along with bingo winners, brought home the bacon from the Press Club Party. Zl-That super swing band really set the halls a-ringing! Congratulations, Freddie, on a swell job! 27-The Faculty, not quite so ancient as their hilarious antics might lead you to believe, overpowered the unvanguished Faboma, MARCH-'!March brings breezes loud and shrill, stirs the dancing daffodilf' 8-Our senior intelligentsia gaily exerted their brains in the Senior Scholarship Tests. l5-lones, Lewis, Lee, and McVey-new cheer- leaders! Like old times, we have a boy to get things rolling. Good luck, kids! l6-The freshmen and sophomores really outdid themselves at the Big Top Hop. 22- One Mad Night, that superb, sensational senior creation-well, it showed how crazy we are anyhow. Page Eighty-two APBlL- Once more in misted April the world is growing green. 17-Ah, spring is really here, what with the Sun- rise Service, Easter vacation, a swell new issue of the BOBCAT, and the grand opening of Starlight Club. All in one day, too. 24-Reverend Davis from First Community Church made Leaders Club luncheon more interest- ing than ever with his discussion on Lead- ership. MAY- For this is May! Who with a daisy chain leads on the laughing Hours. 4-School on Saturday! Who ever thought it would come to this! But of course the honor of being on the General Scholarship Team does make up for it. lU-Swirling formals, soft lights, heavenly music- our lunior-Senior Prom - will we ever for- get it? l7-18-Contrast-Excitement, music, laughter, ap- plause, Varga girls, A Dream Grows in Brooklyn -the l946 Talent Show. 'Nuff said! 24-What a glorious climax to four years of high school! The whole Senior Class turned out for the truly gala senior picnic. IUNE- And what is so rare as a day in !une. 2-Our Baccalaureate was truly a beautiful and impressive service. Mingled with the thrill of commencement was the realization, too, of our responsibility in a world of peace. 4-Our biggest day in school! We have looked forward to it for so long, and only now do we comprehend the real meaning of commence- ment-the beginning! COMlNG: lune 4, 1956, 6:00 p. m.-The grand re- union of the class of '46 in the dining room of the Deshler-Wallick Hotel. Mr. Cornetet will be toastmaster. Thanks! The 1946 Highlander Staff appreciates the cooperation and support ot its advertisers who have given valuable assistance in the publication of this loook. We hope that they together with our readers will receive mutual benefit from this section. Page Eighty-th A. Rot11oh Morsiccmo, MD. 1504 West Eirst Avenue K1hgsWooc:1 4608 It R. 1. Recher, DVM. 1109 West Eitth Avenue WA1hut 5533 1 Eor Eoonoiticoi Eu11 Coverotge GENE RAL INSURANCE CCI11 Potu1 1-1. 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