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PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 1947 HIGHLANDER , x . F' . n fl' 1 0 ' in Q , 1 g 3 Q lil. ' 0 1 Q .1 1 , f . , .5 tw, V J P, ', 1 la 'W z ' H l l t f 4' + + . 'U I I V 1 Vail , L mx I + 1 Q I l 5 ig i I' Xa Q Q ui I l 14 'a M b .1qg:.1':'.!':!.' jj .QFQ 31 , I ' W Il ev 1.1-5 -vw4J4u 'r,H-- , X' v:f'fQlVm.,r 'X 4'.L H, I P 1 Y . ,, 5 V l ' QA 'YV 5' l W In , ' I , . 'f ibejicafion We, the seniors of 1947, take pride in dedicating this Highlander to the faculty of Grandview Heights High School. Our teachers, contributions to this school far out- weigh their income which is inadequate to meet pres- ent living costs. Their activities include more than the day's schedule of classes, which is a full one. After school hours, teachers assist students Who need special help With school Workg grade papers both at school and at homeg and supervise all extra-curricular activities, many of which require long hours of planning, Work, and patience. Without the valuable help of our faculty, none of the school's organizations could have operatedg and the social life which is so important in the development of our characters Would have been eliminated. So it is with sincere gratitude in our hearts that We say to our faculty- Thanks a Million! OIWQ lfUOI This has been a calendar year for the seniors from September's first assignments to June's solemn good- bys. A To tell the story of 1947 at Grandview Heights High School, the staff has used a musical theme. It has been a good year for singing a song, and We hope that the tunes used in telling our story will renew old memories as students look through this annual in fu- ture years. B - Y -s mx 1 W., , an ., Q, 53' WW W Q- . 5. JK f J I Q , , M 4 M Kin 1 2 . 5, ., ,N wr, A X, 2. f -EE -Q? U 9, , K Q. if 1 Q 5 'QQ qwgfi If Q, 1 ' - wwf: 'R if f .W 1 mf 155, if . air: : W ju . ..:: iigg jjz:-J ..,. gm .im A ,- wf W .' 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W ' V nv' M .Eff ' . . V- 2 W X .. faffkm H' Ewfisxfi 2 .. 515 uf. N Nllaw' 'VW FRI? ' ' A EM ' M wi X 'H'ffggf'm-i f Wv:MN W 1 ,:,., W V J' f .E ' ,. 3 , f W , Q, Fifa? W :l:..,-as . I' :iz 'D , ., , ,. .. . :.. P My V' ,-,mu lgfinclyoaj .iZ5wigAlf Z?!ao15ef' Otterbein College, B. S. Ohio State University, M. A. Mr. Blauser has faithfully served Grandview schools for twenty-one years, first as a science teacher and business manager of athletics, and then as high school principal. In April, he left to accept a position as general manager of a local business concern. During the eight years that he was principal of this school, he worked hard to perfect a well co- ordinated program for students and teachers. His influence and work will ever be engraved in the minds of Grandview students. Mr. Beery, former mathematics instructor and business manager of athletics, who has taught in Grand- view schools for thirteen years, is our new principal. Our school extends best wishes to Mr. Blauser and Mr. Beery. Q- .spwperinfencfenf W C IQOALJW Ohio State University, B. A., M. A. University of Aberdeen, Scotland As superintendent of Grandview schools, Mr. Rohleder has had a lot to do with making G. H. S. the effi- cient organization it is. In every possible way he works to adapt the school program to meet the needs of the community. As a representa- tive of the Board of Education he is the connecting link between the cit- izens of Grandview and the public school system. His friendly nature and faculty for performing his du- ties well have made him outstand- ing. Marc! offiyofwcafion Dr. Tom F. Lewisg Miss Rvhoda Sams, clerkg Mr. W. A. Welcker, Jr., presidentg Mr. Roibert C. Williamsg Dr. Richard M. Titusg Mrs. Christine Y. Conaway, vice presi- dentg Mr. W. C. Rohleder, superintendent. Our Grandview citizens are indeed fortunate in having a board of educa- tion Whose members are keenly inter- ested in providing good schools for the boys and girls of our community. Even though the members of our board are busy, they give much of their time and study to leadership and service in the development of the type of an educa- tional program which will best serve our community and its young people. Many problems confront our board in its effort to give our community ex- cellent schools. Probably one of the most difficult problems before our local board at the present time, and, too, probably the most baffling in solution, is how to secure sufficient money to in- crease the salaries of our teachers. The members of our board Well realize that outstanding schools depend upon the paying of salaries Which Will retain and attract superior teachers. Page Semen RALPH D. BEERY Ohio University, B.S. CChem.J Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A. Princeton Elementary Algebra General Science Freshman Class Adviser Faculty Manager of Athletics Booster Co-adviser EVELYN BROWN Heidelberg College, B.M. English JESSIE CAMERON Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. CEdu.J Ohio University History Geography Textbook Commit- tee WILBUR J. DAVIS Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. CEdu.D Biology General Science Sociology Hi-Y Adviser ' Assistant Athletic Coach ,Seneca 5155.3 E. P. BOWERS Heidellberg College, B.A. Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A. History Civics Director of Testing Program Chairman of Scholarship Teams R. L. CORNETET Otterbein College, B.S. Ohio State Univer- sity, M.S. University of Chicago Chemistry Physics Senior Class Adviser JOHN WENDELL BYRNES Capital University, B.S.M. Dana Musical Institute, M.A. Ohio State Univer- sity Band Orchestra Chairman of Christmas Assembly VIRGINIA DAY Central Michigan College, B.A. Advanced Algebra Junior Class Adviser ARY BELLE DEAN Muskingum College, B.A. Ohio State Univer- sity Mathematics Supervisor of At- tendance in Junior High DRINKHOUSE Mount Union Col- lege, B.S. Kent State Univer- sity Plane Geometry Assistant Faculty Manager of Athletics H. HANNAHS Rio Grande College, B.A. Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A. hysical Education eography ootlball Line Coach eserve Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball, Golf, and Swim- ming Coach ID'irector of Noon Program IZABETH HIGLEY 'Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, B.A. Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A. Vocal Music SON S. JONES hio State Univer- sity, B.A., M.D. School Doctor B MARY L. DERIVAN Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. CEdu.J C-olumlbia Univer- sity, M.A. Ohio University History Economic Geography Financial Manager for Bobcat and Highlander Faculty Adviser of Talent Show HELEN DUNNING Ohio State Univer- sity, B.A., B.S. CEdu.7 French English Y-Teen Adviser String Quartet Chairman of Easter Sunrise Service if .J A22 3 Q Ili 1 iiiiiffx 99,2555 2253 MARIAN J H KATHERINE -5 HEISCHMAN Miami University, B.S. CEdu.D Miami University fGraduate Schoolj English Junior High Bob- cat Adviser Coaoh of Junior High Plays Ohro State Univer- sity Bhysical Education Reserve Football S I S - V , ' ' ' ' BYRON HOLLINGER 4 Manchester College, H , ' B.A. 5- RUTH JONES Coach Supervisor of Boys' Intramurals Director of Noon Program Ohio University, B.S. CEdu.D Wilmington College Shorthand Typing Business Training Manager of Junior and Senior Party Director of School Typing HARRY M. JUSTUS Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S., CEdu.D M.A. CEdu.J Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Supervisor of Social Hours Supervisor of Stage Construction Supervisor of School Printing IMOGENE LUSE Oberlin Conserva- tory of Music, B.S.M. Elementary Music Junior High Music Supervisor of Junior High Choir RUTH MCKINLEY Muskingum College, B.A. North Texas State College Home Economics Mana-get of Cafe- teria Supervisor of Ban- quets, Luncheons, Teas Supervisor of 'Cos- tumes for Class Plays MARIE MUEHLTBAUER Miami University, B.S. CEdu.D History Geography Junior High Assembly Manager FRANCES M. PECK Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. CEdu.J B.A. Extention Work at Kent State University English Latin Sophomore Class Adviser Supervisor of Attendance HAZEL H. LAMBERT Flora Stone Mathe 'of Western Re- serve University B.A. Ohio State Univer sity, M.A. Geneva College Latin Textbook Committe MARIE MCELWEE White Cross I-Iospi tal, R.N. Ohio State Univer sity, Certificate ii Pusblic Health Child Care School Nurse Attendance Assist' ant BESSIE L. MALLETT Otterbein College, B.A. Ohio State Univer sity English Bobcat Adviser Y MAROELE OWENS Ohio Wesleyan Un versity, B.A. University of Colorado Ohio State Unive sity Mathematics Property Manage of Junior High Stage EMILY PETERSON University of Wisco sin, B.S. Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. Health and Physic Education Girls Athletic Ass ciation Adviser Dean of Girls Supervisor of Ad Recreation VIRGINIA M. PONSER Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, B.A. Ohio State Univer- sity 'CGraduate School? Art Art Supervisor of Activities RHODA SAMS Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. Miami University Secretary to the Superintendent Financial Secretary of High School Clerk of Board of Education CHARLES C. THACKARA Ohio State Univer- sity, B.-S. History Science Physical Education Varsity Athletic Coach Booster Co-adviser D-ORCAS TRUCKMILLER Ohio State Univer- sity, B.A. Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. Oxford, England, Certificate of Dramatic Art American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Certificate of Speech Speech English Coa-ch of Class Plays WANDA LEE RINE Secretary to the Principal BERNICE N. TATE Ohio University, B.S. CEdu.J University of Wis- consin Northwestern Uni- versity Ohio State Univer- sity English Highlander Adviser MARY BIGGER TOBIAS Ohio State Univer- sity, B.A. Colunmbia Univer- sity, Certificate in Library Science School Librarian MARIE WARE Ohio University, B.S. CEdu.b Ohio State Univer- sity History Civics Supervisor -of Salas Tax Stamp Collection for Junior High Page Eleven QD S91 wg QQ WC! R1 ZON WA ws YY gp, X X, X ,rg Ip- illfp X Kp Q BLU EHO 'S ,I al , .S , x K Q r !' I I , ,. . 11, 4 . 7. 1 1- x.- 1 Y 4 a4W,,,a-, Q JC VJ .. 3 fl 3' , wh Y, , I 4 IMJ ., A .,,,q f Qi1?wl1.!ug:. , -7 ' 7 -H Q M A H Vi, g T ' -, ,J 5 .4 A .. :mfr 1. --'l m e I v 7 Q21 If W Y - .fm 'f W5 M' IV Y' a 53,61-LI -Q: .- I cm Mix.-L-ffas fn, if w H X- H 1., 3 , I A THE '2 img ,r 'ic 5 , 'E my lg X , , v w :Qu A. .ww W5 am u Z? JOHN ALLEN ACKER- MAN JOHN Boostersg Homecoming committee 4. MARIAN DOLORES ANDREWS ANDY Boosters3 Booster repre- sentative 13 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 head of hockey 43 intramural hockey win- ner 1, 2, 3, 43 intramural basketball winner 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 43 Y- Teen cabinet 43 junior play crew3 senior play crew3 Leaders Club 43 Leaders Club treasurer 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Highlander stall 43 Homecoming committee 43 talent show 2, 3, 4. DOLORES FRANCES BAKER DEE Boostersg Y-Teen 1, 2, 33 junior play C1'GWj Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Homecom- ing committee 43 Junior- Senior committee 33 tal- ent show 2, 4. WILLIAM RAY BAUM- GARTNER BILL Boostersg I-Ii-Y 3, 43 junior play crew3 senior play crew3 Homecoming committee 4. were 04194 l I I I CHARLES ANTHONY AMICON CHUCK Boostersg Booster dance committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Hi-Y basketball 43 Hi-Y baseball 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Highlander staff 43 talent show 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE LOUISE ANDERSON JERRY General scholarship team 1, 2, 33 senior scholarship team3 Boosters3 Booster representative 23 Y-Teen cabinet 33 junior play crew3 senior play crew3 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Highlander staff 2, 43 National Honor Society. THOMAS CLARK BATEMAN TOMMY Boostersg senior play crew3 Highlander staff 3, 4. PATRICIA DARLENE BEHMER PAT Boosters3 Booster dance committee 3, 43 head oi basketballg intramura basketball winner 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Varsity Mixed Chorus 33 Homecoming committee 3, 4g Junior-Senior com- mittee 33 Christmas as- sembly 33 talent show 2, 3 4 LILVIO DONALD BIS- CIOTTI SIBS Boosters, Booster repre- entative 1, intramural basketball winner 4, unior play crew, senior nlay crew. RICHARD HAYS BOYD i BoBor' General scholarship team :, Boosters, Booster lance committee 3, var- ity football manager 2, -, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. OAN CARPENTER oosters, G. A. A. 3, 4, -Teen 1, 2, marching and 1, 2, 3, 4, orchestra , 4, concert band 1, 2, 3, ANDALL CAROL CLARK RANDY oosters, Booster repre- ntative 2, reserve foot- all 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y resident, junior play st, senior play crew, eaders Club 4, Boys' horus 1, 2, Varsity ixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, obcat stan? 4, talent ow 1, 2, 3, 4. OSE MARY DE LUCA ROSIE oosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, , junior play crew, tal- t show 2. JOHN KING BOARD- MAN ITCHY Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 3, Booster dance committee 2, 3, 4, reserve basketball 3, golf 3, 4, football 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity basketball manager 3, varsity G 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y basketball 3, class president 3, junior play crew, senior play cast, Leaders Club 3, Highlan- der staff 4, Bobcat staff 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior committee general man- ager 3, office boy 3, tal- ent show 2, 3, 4, MARIANNE BUTLER BUDDY Boosters, Y-Teen 4, senior play crew, intra- mural 'basketball winner 4, West High School 1, 2. THOMAS EDGAR CAVENDISH TEC Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 1, Booster dance committee 4, intra- mural basketball winner 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y bas- ketball 3, Hi-Y baseball 4, class vice-president 3, class president 4, Leaders Club 3, 4, Highlander staH 4, Bobcat staif 4, Homecoming committee 4, Homecoming escort 4, J unior-Senior committee 3, office boy 4, junior play crew, senior play cast, talent show 3, 4. ELEANOR LEE DAVIS CHUNKY Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 4, majorette 3, 4, junior play cast, senior play crew, Leaders Club 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Homecoming committee 3, 4, Junior- Senior committee 3, tal- ent show 1, 2, 4. JOAN MARY DEPASO DIPPY Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3. DOLORES ANN DE VICTOR DEE Boosters, Booster dance committee 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, head of shuHleboard, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, major- ette 3, 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Homecoming commit- tee 3, 4, office girl 4, tal- ent show 3, 4. MARY CECILIA IONA FEE MARY General scholarship team 1, 2, senior scholarship team, Boosters, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, senior play cast, talent show 4, National Honor Society. BARBARA MAY GIL- CHRIST BARB Boosters, G. A. A. 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, senior play crew, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Bobcat staff 4, Junior-Senior committee 3, office girl 3, 4, Christmas assembly 2, 3, talent show 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED JAMES GREENA- WALT FREDDIE Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 2, varsity foot- ball 4, Varsity G 4. DONNA JEAN GUY D. J. Boosters, Y-Teen 3, 4, junior play crew, Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Highlander staff 4, Bobcat staff 3, 4, talent show 1, 3, 4. RAYMOND JOSEPH EBNER RAY Boosters. EMILY ANN GERLA ANN Boosters, marching bt 2, 3, 4, orchestra 2, 3 concert band 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN GRE! GREENIE Boosters, G. A. A. 1, 4, head of baseball, sity tennis 3, 4, var: basketball 3, var' hockey captain 4, varl baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-T 4, orchestra 1, Gi Chorus 3, Christmas sembly 3. BETTY JANE GUY HB. J. Boosters, Y-Teen 2, junior play crew, G Chorus 3, Mixed Ch 2, Highlander staff Bobcat staff 3, 4, tal show 3, 4. NANETTE CHRISTIII HARPER CHRIS Senior scholarship te Boosters, Booster d committee 4, G. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. treasu intramural basket winner 1, 2, 3, 4, int mural hockey winnei 2, 3, 4, intramural vol ball winner 1, 2, 3 varsity hockey 1, 2, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, class retary 2, class vice-pr dent 4, junior play cr- senior play crew, LZ ers Club 2, 4, Lea Club secretary 4, G Chorus 1, 2, Var Mixed Chorus 3, Mi Chorus 1, 2, Homecorr court, Bobcat staH 3 J unior-Senior commit: talent show 2, 3, 4, tional Honor Society. HARRIET BARBARA HARRIES BARB General scholarship team 1, 2, 3, senior scholarship team, Boosters, intra- mural basketball winner 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teen cabinet 3, junior play crew, Leaders Club 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Highlander staff 2, 3, Highlander co-editor 4, talent show 2, 3, National Honor Society. JO ANNE HERBOLTZ- HEIMER UHERBIEH Boosters, Booster dance committee 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, head of basket- ball, intramural basket- ball winner 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 4, junior play manager, senior play cast, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3: High- lander staff 4, Bobcat staff 2, 3, 4, Homecoming committee 4, Junior - Senior committee, ofiice girl 3, 4, talent show 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety. - JO ANN HEYWOOD HWOODYN Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 1, 3, Booster dance committee 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., Y-Teen 2, 3, class vice-president 2, junior play crew, senior play crew, Leaders Club 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Homecoming committee 4, Junior-Senior commit- tee, office girl 4, Christ- mas assembly 3, 4, talent show 2, 3, 4. MARILYN LEE HOFF- MAN HIPPO Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, head of archery, Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, junior play cast, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Bobcat staff 4, Christ- mas assembly 3, talent show 3. JO ANNE JUSTUS JODY General scholarship team 1, 2, 3, senior scholarship team, Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen vice president 3, junior play cast, Leaders Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Var- sity Mixed Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, High- lander staff 3, 'Highlander co - editor 4, Junior - S e n i o r committee, Christmas assembly 1, 3, 4, talent show 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society. JOAN HARTMAN HARTY Boosters, Booster dance committee 2, G. A. A. 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, junior play crew, senior play cast, Girls' Chorus 1, Junior-Senior committee, office girl 3, talent show 2, 3. GORDON DUNBAR HESSON TORCH Boosters. BARBARA LOUISE HOADLEY BAR- BARA Boosters, G. A. A. 4, in- tramural basketball win- ner 4, intramural hockey winner 4, Y-Teen 4. ALBERT LOWREE HUNT, JR. AL Boosters, Homecoming escort, Homecoming com- mittee 4, South Side High School, Fort Wayne, In- diana l, 2. RUTH MATHILDA JUSTUS MABEL Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural basket- ball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity hockey 1, 2, 4, Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 3, junior play crew, marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Highlander staff 4, talent show 1, 2, 3. FLORENCE ETSUSO KAYUMI FLC Boosters, G. A. A. 3, 4, intramural basketball winner 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Y-Teen vice-president 4, senior play crew, Lead- ers Club 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Topaz High School, Topaz, Utah 1, 2, intra- mural basketball winner 1, 2, intramural volley- ball Winner 1, 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2. RICHARD HERBERT KNELL HSHORTIEU Boosters, Upper Arling- ton High School l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1,.2, 3. LEWIS JAMES LEMLEY LOUIE Boosters, swimming team 4, Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y basket- ball 4, Hi-Y baseball 4, Highlander staff 4, East High School 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Hi-Y basketball 2, 3. JO ANN ELINOR LONG SHORTY General scholarship team 1, 4, senior scholarship team, Boosters, G. A. A 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural bas- 'betball winner 4, intra- mural hockey winner 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity hockey -3, 4, head of baseball 4, Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, junior play cast, senior play crew, Highlander staff 4, talent show 4, National Honor Society. JOHN CLARK LOOSER JACK Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 4, reserve bas- ketball 3, varsity base- ball 3, 4, Varsity G 3, 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, Highlander staff 4, Homecoming committee 4, Homecom- ing escort, office boy 3, talent show 4, Cook High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1. RICHARD ALLAN KEITZ DEACON Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 1, varsity foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity football captain 4, intra- mural basketball winner 4, Varsity G 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y Sgt.-At-Arms 4, class vice-president 1, junior play crew, senior play crew, Leaders Club 4, Leaders Club president 4, office boy 2, 3. JOAN LAWYER JOANNE Boosters, Booster dance committee 4, G. A. A. 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, senior play crew, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Bobcat staff 4, talent show 3, 4. JACK G. LENHART H. L. Boosters, Booster dance committee 2, 3, 4, intra- mural basketball winner l, reserve basketball 1, 2, varsity basketball 3, 4, varsity football 2, 4, var- sity tennis 3, Varsity G 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y sec- retary 4, junior play crew, senior play cast, Leaders Club co-vice president 4, Highlander staff 4, talent show 3, 4, National Honor Society. PHYLLIS LONG PHYL , Boosters, Booster dance committee 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, 4, junior play crew, or- chestra 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. ROBERT LOWELL McADAMS BOB Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 4, Booster dance committee 3, 4, varsity football 2, 3, 4, Varsity G 3, 4, intramural bas- ketball winner 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y baseball 2, 3, 4, junior play cast, talent: show 4, Dublin Hig School, Dublin, Ohio 1 Hi-Y 1. JAMES EARNEST MCINTYRE MAC Boosters, varsity baseball 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y bas- ketball 3, 4, Hi-Y base- ball 3, 4, senior play cast. HELEN JEAN MCNABB 'tMICKEY Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, G. A. A, 4, head of swimming, Y- Teen 2, 3, 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, marching band 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3, Home- coming committee 4, Jun- ior-S e n io r committee, Christmas assembly 2, 3, talent show 2, 3, 4. HARRY EDWARD MANTELL EDDIEl' Boosters, marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 4, concert band 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARK STUART MILLER SAINT Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, 4, varsity football 4, varsity bas- ketball 3, 4, varsity bas- ketball manager 1, Var- sity G 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y treasurer, Hi-Y basketball 3, Hi-Y base- ball 3, 4, junior play crew, senior play cast, Leaders Club 4, march- ing band 1, orchestra 1, Highlander staff 3, 4, Junior-Senior committee 3, office boy 2, talent show 3, 4. DOLORES ANN MORRISON DEE Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, sen- ior play cast, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Christmas as- sembly 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN MCMILLAN PAT Boosters, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity hockey 4, var- sity tennis 4, Y-Teen-1, 2, 3, 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Bobcat staff 4, Junior-Senior committee, Christmas as- sembly 1, 2, 3, talent show 1, 2, 3. CHARLES ALFRED MANGIO CHUCK General scholarship team 3, 4, senior scholarship team, Boosters, Booster dance committee 2, 3, 4, varsity football 2, 3, 4, Varsity G 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, H i - Y vice- president, Hi-Y basketball 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Leaders Club co-vice president 4: Highlander staff 3, 4, Junior-Senior committee, office boy 2, 4, talent show 3. 4, National Honor Society. FRANK ALBERT MARZETTI DUKE Boosters, Booster dance committee 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, track 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Home- coming committee 2, 3, 4, J unior-Senior committee, Christmas assembly 2, 3, 4, talent show 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE MITCHELL SUZIE Boosters, Booster secre- tary 4, Booster represent- ative 1, Booster dance committee 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball cap- tain 3, 4, intramural hockey winner 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural basketball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, intra- mural volleyball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, badminton champ 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, cheerleader 3, 4, junior play cast, Leaders Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3, Highlander staff 4, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Home- coming queen, Junior- Senior committee, Christ- mas assembly 3, 4, talent show 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH MURDAY HJOEH Boosters. PATRICIA LEE MURPHY PAT Senior scholarship team, Boosters, Booster dance committee 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, intramural basket- ball winner 3, varsity basketball 3, v a r s i t y hockey 3, Junior-Senior committee, Y-Teen 1, junior play cast, senior play manager, Homecom- ing committee 4, talent show 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. CRISTINE LOUISE OPPIHLE CRIS Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. RUTH PANCOAST RUTH Boosters. Upper Arling- ton High School 1, 2, 3. EDWIN DAMRON POULTON TED Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, 4, swim- ming team 4, varsity football 2, 3, 4, Varsity G 4, track 4, junior play crew, senior play crew, Junior-Senior committee, talent show 2, 3, 4. BETTY JOAN ROBBINS TERMITE Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 1, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. secre- tary, intramural basket- ball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, in- tramural hockey winner 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural vol- leyball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity hockey 3, 4, var- sity basketball 3, 4, Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen president 4, junior play crew, senior plav crew, Leaders Club 4, Home- coming committee 4, Junior-Senior committee, talent show 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JOSEPH MYERS BOB Boosters, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, marching band 1, 2, drum major 2, 3, 4, or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, concert band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 2, talent show 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL GUY O'LEARY DAN Senior scholarship team, Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, 4, varsity tennis 3, 4, varsity foot- ball manager 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y basket ball 3, 4, Hi-Y basebal 4, senior play crew Leaders Club 4. RICHARD ARLYN PETERS DICK Boosters. NORMA JEAN REYNOLDS UJEANNE General scholarship tea 2, Boosters, Y-Teen 1 marching band 1, orches tra l, 2, concert band ELIZABETH ANN ROBINSON LIZY Senior scholarship tean Boosters, Booster repr sentative 4, G. A. A. 1, 3, 4, head of badminto 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, se ior play crew, Leade Club 3, 4, Bobcat staff . Bobcat editor 4, Chris mas assembly 2, tale show 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GIBBS ROSSEL DICK General scholarship team 2, Boosters. JACQUELINE MAY RUDY HJACKIEH Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 3, junior play crew, senior play crew, marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, concert band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Var- sity Mixed Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 2, talent show 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SHARP PATTY General scholarship team 19 Senior scholarship team, Boosters, Booster representative 1, Booster dance committee 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. vice-president, varsity hockey 3, 4, intramural basketball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural hockey winner 1, 2, 3, 4, intra- mural volleyball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, class treasurer 3, junior play crew, senior play cast, Leaders Club 3, 4: marching band 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, VarS-ity Mixed Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Highlander staff 4, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Homecoming court: Christmas assembly 1: talent show 2. 3, 42 Na' tional Honor Society. EDWARD BERNARD SMITH EDDIE General scholarship team 1, 2, 4, senior scholarship team, Boosters: Booster representative 1, 2, var- sity football 2, 3, 4, var- sity basketball 2, 3, 41 varsity baseball 1, 2, 3. 41 Varsity G 2, 3, 43 H1'Y 3, -4, class treasurer 4, Lead- ers Club 4, Highlander staff 4, office boy 3, 43 senior play crew: N3- tional Honor Society. SUE ANN SOUTHARD DIMPLES Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. president: head of ping pong, tennis champ 3, 4, badminton champ 3, 4, baseball throw champ 1, 2, intra- nmural basketball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, Leaders Club 4, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Bobcat stall? 2, 3, talent show 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM ROSSEL CHUCK General scholarship team 2, s e n i o 1' scholarship team, Boosters, junior play cast. BLANCHE MONETTE SAWYERS MONY Senior scholarship team, Boosters, Booster dance committee 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, head of volley- ball 4, intramural bas- ketball winner 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, cheerleader 3, 4, junior play crew, senior play cast, Leaders Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3, Homecoming court, Junior-Senior gen- eral manager, Christmas play 3, talent show 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. LYLE D. SHOVER LYLE Boosters, varsity baseball 3, 4, Homecoming escort. VIRGIL EDWARD SNOWBALL VIRG Boosters, Booster presi- dent, varsity baseball 2, 3, 4, varsity football 2, 3, 4, Varsity G 3, 4, intra- mural basketball winner 3, 4, reserve basketball 1, 2, class treasurer 1, jun- ior play cast, Leaders Club 1, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Varsity Mixed Chorus 2, 3, talent show 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS ELAINE STEG- MEIER STEGIE Boosters, j u n i o r play crew, Highlander staff 4, East High School 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2. CHERLIE ALICE STEVENS CHARLIE Boosters, G. A. A. 4, head of ping pong, ping pong champ 3, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 2, junior play crew, Girls' Chorus 2. MARY ELLEN TAG- GART REDHEAD Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 1, Booster dance committee 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, co-head of bad- minton 4, head of volley- ball 3, varsity hockey 4, varsity tennis 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, class secretary 3, cheerleader 3, 4, Lead- ers Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Highlander staff 4, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Homecoming court, Jun- ior-Senior committee, tal- ent show 1, 2, 3, 4. JO ANN UTLEY JO General scholarship team 4, senior scholarship team, Boosters, G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 3, Y- Teen ring chairman 4, orchestra 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Mixed Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Bobcat staff 3, 4, Highlander staff 4, Home- coming committee 4, Christmas assemblv 4, tal- ent show 3, 4, National Honor Society. WILLIAM HENRY WALKER BILL Boosters, senior play cast, Bobcat stair 3, 4, North High School 1, 2, Student council 1, class play 1. REDA JEANNE WEIS- HAUPT JEANNE Boosters, Y-Teen 2, 4, junior play crew, Girls' Chorus 2. DELORES JEANANN STOUT DEE Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, junior play Crew, sen- ior play crew, Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Bobcat staff 3, 4. MARCIA JANE THUR- NESS MARSH Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Var- sity Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, talent show 2, 3, 4. VILMA DAWN VOELKER DAWN General scholarship team 2, 3, 4, Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen secre- tary 4, junior play crew, Leaders Club 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Mixed Chorus 3, Mixe Chorus 4, Highlande staff 4, talent show 2, 3. ROBERT RALPY WEAVER PAP Boosters. EMERSON LEE WHISNER WHIZ Boosters. SALLY JEAN WILHELM SALLY Boosters, Booster repre- sentative 3g G. A. A. 3, 4g Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, class secretary 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Bobcat staff 3, 4, talent show 2, 3. VIRGINIA YOUNG GINNY Boostersg Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen cabinet 35 Leaders Club 3. EMILIA DELORES ZEEK MIMIE Boosters, Warren Con- solidated High School lg band 1, freshman play l., YS. sw S, . 'X , H . J 'xx JEANNE PATRICIA WITTER SHORTY Boostersg G. A. A. lg Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2. MARGARET ANN ZEECK MARGARET Boosters, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls, Chorus 1. Not pictured: Milton Bartholomew John Cameron Schambs Donald Wolfe Robert Moser 1 Page Twenty-three 1150 :::,..-., 2 'S - gs 'x N A4545 N Gt-fb 4 H., rx , , gy .'E.J 'Y 1 A Q5 X Kf 5 ,Y 1 SQ lk .Q Q' ww ., 252,58 ,gf 1,1- . ,SV Y X ,,.A. -fy? Q, . ,' 1.3 A , 4 A B N W xv 5 . M .2V7,.. 4 s I mimnm 2 ,1, 1 52 uw ml f mv , a ,L A V V . ,M A A Y fi , AW! K- if if . if. 5 WM ' K '-55 l 5, N Q Q .., V 6 AW . :Sf . A 'A W En, A , a s Q gay' Aa .:,- -1-. M-Lu ffi? V gijziyg XY., -'fn . yfws, '1 .1- ,X f.. 1 . V1.1 W' 23 1 Q.. . wa WT 39 ei u u l on ,a H ' , ,- f' ' ' . f i THX , - ' M: '-: 'Z 'iz' 1' X, 1 04 ,wfriif U fi! 4 'F K w D mv 'jf' ' ' 33 f .J 31' Q ' 4 1 f - - - ,V 2 9. :Ur fb, WEN' J, 3531 Wifi. X E52 N fl! 'ifwa Zigi W 'J' H'.'1A,f, ' 3 . ' -' 'QQ iifiiyg Fxgr liigigif I A ,. 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Believe that F. G. CFoXy Grandpa? Tough For pity sakes Never feari' Burg juice Let's take off I'll never tell Cheat yourself Aw heck Gee whiz H Who told you? It says here- Hip, hip Well, I don't know You know it, too Natoh J eepers Pastime hikes chess listening to records reading horseuback riding baseball games 'boys driving All Stars dancing listening to music shooting pool singing Q dancing reading dates dancing finding girls V . L' writing reading rbridge dancing listening to records Bob E 1 listening to records i I . E I Jack Boyer Writing letters writing letters 1 bridge hunting dancing loafing bridge dancing dancing Stardust waiting in line Fiddlesticksu writing letters For Sentimental talkative people D0n't 'be bitter driving Reasons ' Till The End of Time mother wanting the You can say it againuloafing car Stardust black and Uorown 'Tm not lying sleeping together The Old Lamplighter expensive girls Yah-tis sports For Sentimental stubborn and dumb Raz-ma-tah loafing Reasons girls If You Were The talkative people Oh fiddle having fun Only Girl Anniversary Song gym classes Relax dan-cing For Sentimental dum-b girls Bull Mary Reasons Name Jim McIntyre Pat McMillan Jean McNabb Chuck Mangio Ed Mantell Frank Marzetti Clark Miller Suzie Mitchell Dolores Morrison Bob Moser Joe Murday Pat Murphy Bob Myers Dan O'Leary Cristine Oppihle Richard Peters Ed Poulton Jeanne Reynolds Joan Rofbbins Elizabeth Ro-binson Charles Rossel Dick Rossel Jackie Rudy Monette Sawyers John Schambs Patty Sharp Lyle Shover Ed Smith Virgil Snowball Sue Southard Elaine Ste-gmeier Cherlie Stevens Delores Stout Mary Ellen Taggart Marcia Thurness Jo Utley Dawn Voelker Bill Walker Bob Weaver Jeanne Weishaupt Emerson Whisner Sally Wilhelm Jeanne Witter Virginia Young Margaret Zeeck Emilia Zeek Favoriie Song Stardust For Sentimental Reasons Stardust There I've Said It Again Ole Buttermilk Sky Night And Day ' Ole Man River My Heart Sings For Sentimental Reasons Do You Love Me? Stardust The Old La mplighter If I Loved You Stardust Boogie When You Wish Upon A Star Sunrise Serenade Stardust Once In A While For Sentimental Reasons Hymn To Evening Star Stardust Stardust Begin The Beguine For Sentimental Reasons Not So Loud, Please For Sentimental Reasons You'll Always Be The One- Strange Feeling You Belong To My Heart Temptation You Keep Coming Back- Rhaipsody In Blue Laura Without You In The Still Of The Night For Sentimental Reasons I Don't Knofw Why Somewhere In The Night Dark Town Poker Club They Say It's Wonderful To Each His Own Clair de Lune Stardust Stardust Pei Peeve getting up in the morning snobs boys with long hair dumb girls dumb drivers people 'who think they are superior an u Favorite Saying i'Cheat yourself Get your kicks Well I guess Oh pot W'hat's so funny? You know it, toon U word-hoojie Rough and tough those who can't take A T931 Whole 1Ot razzin-g my sister Are you kiddin-g?,' basketball Gosh Abie sweaters O pitty 'bitty no good 5C Cigars Gastronomical today paradox cocky girls doing homework getting up early , getting up in the morning history history snobs noisy eaters windy iwomen noisy people unfriendly -people no state bonus getting up in the morning going to bed girls not chasing me people pulling my hair snobs stubborn people cocky people unfriendly people cockiness horse haters scratching a blackboard reveille people who -brag women stubborn people interrupting us hard gum-chewers undependable people undependafble people That's tough 44 'tWell :L cd u A4 is n xr H u H u Yea, Bobcats Yeh, I know Goodness You could have fooled me You mean it? You're drunk That's for sure It's a DeSoto Oh shoot an He who laughs la laughs best Heavens :4Jackr9 uohy youu 'Blast you Get serious 'iOh shooti' Shut up Don't have any nsee yas: Izzat rite? cc For 'pats sake Oh dear Ah well, such is life Holy cow uLay itn Pickles Go, you Mello More better Youse guys st How about that? Pasiime going to shows bridge dancing the car movies driving playing basketball horseback riding Leslie Susi weight-lifting taking pictures not working dancing basketball taking pictures chasing cheerleaders hunting reading sleeping anything Jean driving Bill loafing cards loafing shooting pool eating sleeping dancing movies listening to records sholws musi-c playing records horselback riding cooking photography dancing golf Freddie homework ilovvers reading knitting Back row: Vance, sec- retary, Rudy, treas- urer, Gow, vice-presi- dent. Front row: Mote, president. i zfmiord Back row: Hesson, B. Brown, Bishop, Lar- rick, Collins, Boyer, Devlin. Second row: Churches, Castoe, B ooth, Bayman, Chidester, Kellogg, Christopher, Beery, Blo wers, Wyman, Benson, Booth, Leffler. Front row: Rook, Con- away, J. Brown, Albanese, Richardson, Cochran, Athearn, Roberts, Andrews, Briggs. Back row: Foster, Gardner, Hites, Ham- mond, Kuechle, Hodil, Germer, Lane, Kueb- ler, DeVictor, Morris. Second row: Gebhardt. Hager, Hysell, Leib- brand, H a 1 e, Krafftt, Gonser, Dudley, Gow, Reaver, Merrill. Front row: Danks, Gall, Hoadley, Hord, Dunn, Holliday, Jones. Back r o w : Martin, Merrick, Newdick, Poulton, Neff, Wood, Mote, Purkey. Second row: Mattis, Frey, Kuhnert, L-eiser, Newland, Main, Neher, McVey, Peters. Front row: Mithoff, Lewis, Seidler, Lee, S n e e , Radebaugh, M o c k, Runkle. Back row: Tobias, Jim Rudy, Jack Rudy, Tay- lor, Stout, Swanson, Robinson, Bentine, Schmidt, Schackne. Second row: Toops, Wickham, Shere, Roth, Stevens, L. Ryder, See, Wilson, Vance, Single- ton. Front row: Shoe- maker, Davidson, Wil- liams, Weisenbarger, Walcutt, Utley, P. Ry- der. Proudly Wearing class rings with the symbol of a Bobcat and 1948 en- graved on them, we juniors anticipate that coveted title- Seniors -which we will be Wearing Within three months when the fall term begins. Now, We look back with much pride at the accomplishments of our junior year under the guidance of Mrs. Day, our adviser. One memorable achieve- ment was our play, The Night of January l6thf' In this dramatic of- fering, the cast and staff Worked har- moniously to Win Well-earned praise. The record of the class for doing things Well was maintained by the highly suc- cessful J unior-Senior Dance, sponsored by the juniors. Our class will provide an abundance of capable students to fill important senior assignments next year. Page Twenty-nine V52 NSZP 0VlfLOIf'8f5 Back row: Harris,Vice- president, Day, secre- tary. Front row: Macy, president, Burroughs, treasurer. x 1 I i W as as as mms ' Back row: Edgerton, Donahue, Burroughs, Eagle, Bolon, Brovwn, Duffey, Bowers, Bishop. Second row: Burghgalter, Celli, Engel, Cross, Dunn, Bogen, Curran, Con- nor, Adkins, DiMenna. Front row: M. Ander- son, Carolla, Comstock, Falwley, Duffey, C. Anderson, Edmond- son, Bene, Day. Back row: Jones, Fraser, Grinstead, Hunter, Fraser, Ham- mond, Greer, Horn, Johnson, Gruenig, Haines. Second row: Frey, Gerlach, L. Harris, France, Felty, Forst, Fox, Jones. Front row: Hesson, Hart, Ferguson, Gaudieri, Goss, F. Harris, Hoover, Hanus, Hosler. Back row: Martin Neer, Ma-cy, Peters Rine, Reiser, Mirolo, Radebau-gh, Linn Second row: Lucks G. Shannon, J. Shan- non, Rogers, Reich Parks, Meyers, Kette Murphy, Schroeder. Front rouw: Perkins Peters, Kidwell, Stoner, Kirby, Powell, Saltzgaber. Back row: Thompson Walker, S or ensen Tuttle, Hexter, Stock, Welicker, Williams Snook. Second r o rw Vance, Vogt, Smith Warner, W i n s t e a d Titsch, Taylor, Shaw, Spen-cer, Thomas Toops. Front row Wishart, Siefbold Shannon, Stevens Soule, Turley, Tittel. We members of the class of 1949, 49ers,' to you, now known as sopho- mores, are merrily on our way for the graduation gold rush a couple of years hence. Along the way we have managed to do our bit in school activi- ties. Some of our athletes have panned out as varsity nuggets Our girls have proved themselves to be solid gold in intramural competi- tion. Many members of the class have prospected in school publications, talent shows, music, school clubs, and scholarship. Our guide, Mrs. Peck, has 'tscoutedn the trails for us. Grubstaked here until we file our claims for diplomas, we are looking forward to a sparkling 'junior year. Page Thirty-one 3 Back row: Steife, pres- ident, Lawyer, secre- tary, Voelker, vice- presiclent. Front row: Evilsizor, treasurer. E V855 WLQVL Back row: Benson Burk, Bechtel, Butler Ewing, R. Arnicon Second row: B. Ami con, Cochran, D. De Paso, Campbell, Evil sizor, Clark, Boyce Ebright, Chandler Front rovw: Carl, Bucci P. DePaso, Bitzer Abbruzzese, Adkins Back row: Mathias Herms-en, Herd Mauger, Lawyer Holub, Larnm. Secon row: Lawrence, Lins ley, Gardner, Jones Gow, Fauber. F r o n row: Lemley, Hunte Franc F e r ig u s o n, Keener, Macy, Kasson Back row: D. Neff, Rogers, Millisor, Pur- key, Olhoff, Pearce Second row: Runkle, O'Leary, Peterson, J Olson, Melaragno ! Messer, Nelson, Mc- Intyre, Orser. Back rolwz T. White, J. White, Voelker, Wolfendale, Y 0 u n g, Steigely, Yates, Tur- ley, Thomas, Wheeler. Second row: Fowler, Wade, Steffe, Shilling, Shell, Woodruff, Slade, Wright. Front row: Williams, Todd, Shoe- Neff, Morris, Neher, Routte. Fro n t ro W' maker, Shere. 5 Those Worried expressions We fresh- men Wore on our faces that first day in the senior high school, as We searched through crowded hallways for the right classrooms, soon changed to smiles. We happily filled our niche in the friendly student body and enjoyed many school activities. Gur class ad- viser, Mr. Beery, helped us in many Ways to make a proper start in our high school careers. Our outstanding social achievement of the year was the freshman-sophd more dance, March Innj, sponsored by both classes. Page Thirty-th'ree 1, Q 7 .. . a.,, JLG' ' ,ff 4g X -'Q' G.. k Nv- rs ., ,gf 1 ' ww 4. fi - : . :S ,gi A 'Q Q Q . ,Q as Q :ai 5 ,Q H825 gfwiff Q +- ,. 4 X 'AQ sas - 2? 1 E m,,kag.gf,W .s 1: :h im 5 6 Qwdw' Li . . R .AIR . 5- .'f. .N ,,.,, 3. QQ? 5 'Z fa as Qt N lb 'E y sur ,,1,... . W, . U, ,.. 4 , L f n 15 ff 'R 'iff' 5 MN 1 wr- -Nxy :T QQ, , V g, C an 'INT . , f E F .L i' N . Q 1. ,. I A . 1' , E kv 135 - ' 'W , K W X. ef' f -f - N uf- w X. ' ,a J f ., . ,. A ,, as , X 'g Q f ' '- Q3 9 - w w ' -u. I . .N ,, ,1 ,N 5 X. i 5 . - ,, . ji 525235 .. . V , H H' - .W kiifwguvg Vx V . yggi. 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Sharp, Sawyers, Long, Murphy Geraldine Anderson Tom Cavendish Mary Fee Nanette Harper Barbara Harries Jo Anne Justus Jean Blowers Dick Booth 'Jack Boyer 'Janet Cochran Barbara Collins tBetty Danks Margaret DeVictor Jim Devlin Diana Dunn Don Bolon Norman Brown Beverly Cross Jackie Day Sylvia Edmondson Bill Hammond Bob Amicon Jackie Evilsizor Louise Ewing ajlgfdt .S2WL65t8l' Amor Seniors 'Jo Ann Long Charles Mangio 'Pat McMillan 'Dolores Morrison Pat Murphy Charles Rossel Juniors Ted Gebhardt Diana Gonser Bob Hammond Jim Hites Dorothy Hoadley Marilyn Hysell Jim Krafft 'Richard Kuechle Richard Larrick Sophomores Teddie Hanus Ann Hart Jo Anne Kirby 'Marilyn Rine 'Nancy Snook 'iMarilyn Sorensen Freshmen Gloria Gow 'Nancy Lamm Joanna Lawyer 'Geraldine Olson 'Students who received all A's. Page Thirty eight Jackie Rudy Monette Sawyers 'Pat Sharp 'Ed Smith Sally Wilhelm Charter Merrill Marlese Neher Richard Poulton Doris Richardson Jim Robinson Nancy Singleton 'Donna Snee Frank Swanson 'Marian Toops Juanita Thompson Nona Toops Sally Vance 'Lorene Harris 'Homer Williams Franklin Orser Dirk Voelker Jack White .fgdoozf A Ognlf jkingd enior egzltofamltilo slam Back row: Mangio, Harries, Fee, O'Leary, Mr. Bowers, Robinson, Sawyers, Rossel. Front row: Utley, Justus, Long, Murphy, Sharp, Harper. Not pictured: Geraldine Anderson, Ed Smith. eneraf.SQ!LoA1,r5!LilJ .lam Back row: Shere, American history, Devlin, world history, Williams, Latin II, Mangio, American history. - Second row: Connor, plane geometry, Cochran, French I, Welcker, plane geometry, Voelker, French II. Front row: Long, English IV, Utley, French II, Lamm, Latin I, Evilsizor, Latin I, Gow, algebra. Back row: Hites, chemistry, Bob Hammond, Eng- lish III, Boyer, physics, Bill Hammond, vbiology. Second row: Danks, English IV, Smith, physics Mr. Bowers, Voelker, English I. Front row: Edmondson, biology, Burghalter, Eng- lish II, Lawyer, English I, Ewing, general sci- SIICE. Not pictured: Toops, English II, Singleton, Eng- lish III, Wineman, general science, Gebhardt chemistry, Dunn, world history, Wade, alge- bra, Sorensen, Latin II, Kuechle, French I. , , 66 lf' f awe at iff e ,fl0L.iLLA and Dear Diary, As I write this I'm in bed recuperat- ing from our class reunion. My, what surprising changes ten years have wrought! Johnny Schambs entertained us at his pretentious estate in Alaska. Gor- don Hesson and his co-pilot, Ann Ger- lach, flew us there in a plane owned by the Walker-Knell-Ebner Aircraft Com- pany, and designed by Jack Lenhart and Lewis Lemley. Our air steward- ess, Dee DeVictor, helped to make the trip enjoyable, and the mechanics, Sil- vio Bisciotti and Charles Amicon, kept the plane running smoothly. Schambs' home was really the latest thing. Dan O'Leary drew the house plans, Virginia Young and Jackie Rudy, horticulturists, did the land- scaping, the interior decorating was done by Margaret Zeeck, Jo Ann Hey- wood, and Phyllis Long. The fire chief, Fred Greenawalt, and the firemen, Ed Mantell and Dick Peters, were always on the alert to protect the expensive home. Upon entering, the first people I saw were the wealthy widow, Dolores Mor- rison, and that famous psychiatrist, Marcia Thurness, who were gossiping. Pap Weaver was sitting in the cor- ner waiting to see what was going to happen next, and Marilyn Hoffman, the bridge expert, was teaching Mary Ellen Taggart, Pat McMillan, and Cherlie Stevens a few new tricks. After enjoying a delicious meal planned by dietitians-Marian An- drews, Jeanne Reynolds, Flo Kayumi, and Dawn Voelker-we relaxed and waited to be entertained. First on the program was a newsreel made by Frank Marzetti, the great producer, and directed by Charles Mangio, Lyle Shover, and Joe Murday. The news- reel consisted of a number of selected short subjects, the first being a sports review narrated by the well known sports writer and commentator, Tom Bateman. First in the sports parade were Dick Keitz, Navy coach, Emerson Whisner, who finally broke 60 in golf, and Sue Southard and Virginia Green, who won the National Tennis Champion- ships. A The scene shifted to Washington, D. C., for the inauguration of the first woman president, Joanne Lawyer. We laughed when we saw Chief Justice Tom Cavendish, Attorney General John Boardman, and the senators, Ed Smith and Jack Looser, calmly knit- ting ear muffs to silence future deaf- Page Forty ,jwwlf ju Mani Zmorrow ringa 77 ening blows of Bob McAdams' famous formula, Sodium and Water. Next the scene flashed to the Rossel Brothers' Clinic where they and Dr. Moser with their able assistants- Suzie Mitchell, Lee Davis, Ruth Jus- tus, JoAnn Long, and Joan Hartman- nurses, had discovered a cure for that common malady of youth, spring fever, which is caused by the amorus bug- orus. Moving from the head to the torso, the motion picture switched to Paris, Ohio, where Mademoiselle Patrice Murphe was showing the latest fash- ions designed by JoAnne Justus, Jeanne McNabb, and Emilia Zeek. These chic creations were modeled by Sally Wilhelm, Barbara Gilchrist, and Joan DePaso. The models were pho- tographed by Cristine Oppihle for Elizabeth Robinson's new magazine, Twenty-Seven. Finally We saw a newsreel on foreign affairs, which have improved in the last ten years through the ef- forts of ambassadresses Pat Sharp, Jerry Anderson, and Nanette Harper. After seeing something in celluloid, we waited to see something in the flesh -namely Herbie and the Herbiettes.,' After such extraordinary choreog- raphy we were anxious to see the night life of Alaska, so we bundled up in our minks and sables and went to Snow- ball's Night Club. What a stupendous show! We saw Clark Miller, the croonerg Jim Mclntyre, matinee idolg Monette Sawyers, thrill girl of the States, the Two Guys and a Jerk - Betty and Donna Guy and Randall Clark, and Bob Myers and his Rhythm Kings. The club was beautifully decorated by the artistic Dolores Stout. Just after we arrived at the club, Barbara Harries, JoAnn Utley, and Barbara Hoadley arrived on horseback with their cowboys. Mary Fee came with her F, G. -Foxy Grandpa. Sec- retaries-Dolores Baker, Rose Mary DeLuca, Joan Carpenter, Elaine Steg- meier, Jeanne Witter, Jeanne Weis- haupt, and Marianne Butler-left their bosses' knees to join us. They dis- cussed eligible bachelors while Pat Behmer explained the facts of life to Joan Robbins. We regretted that Ted Poulton, Bill Baumgartner, and John Ackerman couldn't be with us, but they werelon an African hunting trip. Dick Boyd, who is now head American emissary to Germany, was also unable to attend. Class reunions are wonderful! Well, dear diary, until 1967, I'll close .... Page Forty one President: Snowball. Representatives- Back row: Williams, White, Branstitter, Bo- gen. Second row: Hunter, Chidester, Thompson, Devlin, Cross, Stevens, Danks. Front row: Robinson, Mc Ad ams, Justus, Looser, Robbins. Caledonia Quartet' at Booster dance. ' Secretary: Mitchell. le I9 This organization, which boasted 100 per cent member- ship again this year, helped to inspire a fine school spirit. The oflicers - Virgil Snowball, presidentg Charles Mangio, vice-president: Suzie Mitchell, secretary, and Mary Ellen Taggart, treasurer-planned various school assemblies and pep rallies. 004 fem fare, . ' M-- ' .A . - Q52 A 2 N' at 4 -1 -1 1 g K 3.4, e-::sas-:-:-::'-fa-- -r:zea.:?'Ca xg W E . U ff' 5 4 1 , f 4 l I . Vice-President: Mangio. Mr. Beery confers with I-Ier-boltzheimer and Cavendish on Booster drive. Talent Show script writing committee - Back row: Dunn, Mitchell. Second row: Boardman, Southard, Mangio, Behmer. Front row: Singleton, Sawyers, McVey, Gow. fx 5 9 'Q -A we K Representatives- Back row: Wise, Wil- liams, Ater, Hoffman. Second row: Roberts, Mackey, Fosnaugh, Pannella, Jones. Front The Boosters, With the much appreciated help of Mr. Beery, their adviser, sponsored the annual magazine cam- paigng put on the yearly Booster dance, December 14, which proved to be the biggest school dance of the seasong and supervised the 1947 Talent Show in May. row: M a c y, Flory, Short, Winters. Treasurer: Taggart wwewfwvswis Q ji--Y The connecting link between the faculty and the student body is the Leaders Club. Problems concerning school affairs are discussed in its reg- ular meetings, which are held every six Weeks after a luncheon prepared by the Home Economics Department. This year, the club made a ruling which permits a student to hold only one school office a year. Homecoming OKLLZQ Standing: Keitz, presidentg Lenhart, V co-vice presidentg Mangio, co-vice president. Seated: Mr. Blauser, ad- viserg Andrews, treasurerg Harper, secretary. queen and members of her court, and Leaders Club oiiicers, honorary posi- tions, are exempt from this ruling. The Leaders Club was founded three years ago under the direction of its co-operative adviser, Mr. Blauser. It consists of forty-one members, who are class officers and heads of various school organizations. I ' Harries, Just 1 Saxivyers, B ' roughs. K a y u m 1 M11 Lee McVey L yer fili- Sharp, Snowb Top left: Cavendish, Mitchell, Newdick, Mote. Top right: Day, Evilsizor, Robinson, Macy. Middle left: Steffe, Jones, Davis, Taggart. Middle right: Voelker, Lewis, Robbins, Southard. Bottom left: Harris, Clark, Vance, Voelker. Bottom right: Gow, O'Leary, Rudy, Smith. Page Forty-seven HW.-.mes Oiiicers and Adviser: Left to right: Kayurni, vice presidentg Voelker, secre- tary-treasurerg Harper, publicity, Miss Dunning, adviserg Herboltzheimer, pro- gram, Andrews, sergeant-at-armsg Rob- bins, president. -.5 39810, With a new name, a new constitution, and lots of spirit, the Y-teen, formerly the Girl Re- serves, completed a very successful year. For the first time in its history, this organ- ization had probies who earned their mem- bership by giving ten hours of their time help- ing the club with such service activities as knit- ting an afghan for a veterans' hospital, making scrap-books for Childrenis Hospital, and par- ticipating in a school-wide Christmas program. Selling flowers at football games, sponsoring apple, potato, and penny days, adopting a family at Christmas, and early morning carol- ing in the halls during the week before Christ- mas were important service projects of the year. Under the able direction of Miss Dunning, the Y-Teens started the year with a candlelight recognition service in the school library. A series of speakers on good grooming spoke at the regular Thursday meetings. In March, the group participated in a style show. The Y- Teens, together with the Hi-Y members, pre- sented their traditional Easter Sunrise Service in April. Seniors: Left to right: Back row: Morrison, Green, Taggart, P. Long, J. Long, Ander- son, Gilchrist, Sharp, McNabb, Young, R. Justus. Second row: DeLuca, Stout, Harries, Thurness, Robinson, Zeeck, Sawyers, J. Justus, B. Guy. Front row: Utley, Hoadley, Davis, D. Guy, DePaso, Butler, Stevens, DeVictor, Mitchell. fs. 1.-nw-.ur gr' apgf- ' -:im ' Q? We ,sg fm? I N. 5 Q ., .:. .:. ..... ,,. ,qlfw 'ry' - A ., -7.-.ru - ,.,,,, an A vw, V. F 1 m H Q 1 x sf 3 ' -gfgf if 'S A 32,- .Q ,. tm ,,, . Y x Ayn ' ?'2w,,. yr . . I 1 X Q X 4 Q as . , D Q s Q: .gg A . 4 ZS' 2 r 1 .IH . V . W I :,. , ...I ::h. z . ' g ui 6 in v iv J' Q7 f F 'E wins A SMU . 3 ,, ' H. qi? . 549. 1 N 'Q a K1 ,, A . nl K ,Q 1 :ef - .. L- . 1 , L M ,f 1, ,P M , 1 5 . . 1 wi'- Q 1 , ' 6 ' Y 'Q , .v , x ,f '- , N 5 X it , , wr . vw- :- - l I Q Q- 5 5 3 .,., i s - ' 'RW I- 5? ' 5f f .. , 'VIBE' 'A A ' 1 v 5 .. 4 am my ' -. . ,. X g X '-f EW -Q? , 2 - . , l I-94 f ' 3 :Z 4- ,I -I , :fig 1 .: .-., : 5 3:-::.. :f ' w i 1 ' -,-A .., . . . i 7' 9? . - W. .. '- - :ish ,... a 2 5:5 ' wg -- - mi, -MQW iP'1 QffTafwf -f ffwn. fs, . K ' I - My .,..fQ: .5 .,1. rv' 1.g,me'K.g ay J 395.5 1 A ,W w 1 , ,, . 1 5 w my -' ,, , A mn 47,1 A w w I x WL x f X M, . , , . 4555 ZS. ri . K 1 L Sr f X E t A tai in ' fa 4 E , ,gmt I X 5 , 5 .. ,fi or T -, , E ,X ,g . Ig, :' M p ..,. iz, r A. , . 1 WV 1'. 1- f '.V. W M X ' President: Clark , ,ia X .- lf ,fa .itll T K U ,C S905 Secfeg lx 1093660 ' 813' LSI? - mi M' 2 ance Q bar: ' r ,, ug: ' f . ' , ' - , - f,.4,., Y e H ff, n N ,:.V,. , Ge , .lj 1 1 V .H ,, s - K ' if ' Q f f J if - I Treasurer: Miller Boasting a membership of forty-six boys, which is almost double that of last year, GrandvieW's Hi-Y Club car- ried on a program of Well planned ac- tivities this year. The fine Work of the club's adviser, Mr. Davis, and of its officers enabled the club to have a very successful year. The Hi-Y pledges sold programs and Page Fifty Sergeant at Arms: Kei-tz assisted in the sale of cokes at the football games. During the basketball season the members had a team which played the Alumni reserves and other teams. In January, and again in the spring, the club held formal initiation ceremonies for its pledges. The Hi-Y's final activity of the year was its spring dance, Which everyone enjoyed. Back row: Shackne, Hunter, Lem- ley, Brown, 'O'Leary, Amicon. Front row: Dudley, Hammond, Kuechle, Lane. k row: Shere, dick, Purkey, dish, McIntyre. row: Boardman, inson, Smith, .'.'- xsaaamig- vw-ml Back row: Martin, Briggs, Baum- gartner, McVey. Second row: Booth, Andrews, Albanese, Marcy, Newland. Front row: Foster, Merril, Larrick, Hesson, Castoe. ZGLVLGJ Business staif: Mangio, Boardman, Sharp, Miller, Miss Derivan, fi- nancial adviserg Long, Page The ambitious members of the High- lander staff under the direction of Jo Justus and Barbara Harries, co-editors, and Mrs. Tate, adviser, Worked fever- ishly this year to get the annual out on time. All the paste-ups of the page layouts in the book, which had been done by the engraver last year, were done by the staff this year. This in- creased their vvork but added to their experience and reduced the cost of the book. Page plans, or dummies, were Fifty-two senior editor. also made by the staff members With- out help from the engraver. Early in the year several of the staff editors attended a convention of the Journalism Association of Ohio Schools at Ohio State University to learn more about yearbook production. The staff. members are grateful to Mrs. Tate for her aid in the editing of a fine yearbook, and to Miss Derivan, financial adviser of the Highlander. Harries, co-editorg Mrs. Tat adviserg Justus, co-editorg Loose 7 Dia, ront row: Boardman, Booster itorg Hevboltzheimer, Y-Teen i-torg Smith, sports editor. Not ctured: Suzie Mitchell, G.A.A. itor. Back rolwz B. Guy, artist, Guy, artistg Lemley, Hi-Y edi- rg Lenhart, sports editor. llins, junior editor, Cochran, ior 'editorg Gow, freshman edi- 5 Smith, seventh grade editorg echle, chief artist, junior edi- 5 Mackey, eighth grade editorg mmond, junior editor. Not pic- 'edz Rine, sophomore editor. Front row: Cavendish, Leaders Clunb editor, Anderson, feature editor, Amicon, faculty editor. Back rovw: Andrews, chorus edi- torg Stegmeier, typistg Justus, band and orchestra editor. Not pictured: Utley, scholarship and attendance editor. Page Fifty-three Standing: Clark, circu- lation manager: Miss Derivan, Hnancial ad- viser: Gonser, associ- ate editor. Seated: Robinson, edi- tor: Mrs. Mallett, ad- viser. Reporters -- standing: Celli, Thompson, Ham- mond. Reporters - seated: Burghalter, Newdick, Singleton, Sorenson, Day, Kirby. Z? Standing: Gow, fea- ture editor: Sharp, ex- change editorg DeVic- tor, make-up editor Boardman, sports edi- tor. Seated: Mitchell sports editor: Harper, make-up editor: Wil- helm, make-up editor, Taggart, feature edi- tor. SW Reporters - standing: Lawyer, Cross, Ham- mond, Reich, Gilchrist, Cavendish. Reporters - seated: Hodil, Morrison, Her- boltzheimer. Lend me a dime for the Bobcat! Back in February, this familiar expression was often heard in the halls of G.H.S. because at that time the Bobcat staff began to publish twice as many issues as formerly. Besides the change in date of publication from every six weeks to every three weeks, the size of the pages was in- creased and the number of pages was decreased. The Bobcat received a special honor this year when two of its staff members, Bob Hammond and Gay Wade, won recognition from the National Tuberculosis Associa- tion and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, for an editorial and a cartoon, respectively. Both received iirst place in Franklin County competition. Bob Won second place in the state. 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Duifey, Voelker, Stock, J. White, Horn, Butler, Rogers, Fox, Peterson, O'Leary, Lawrence, Linsley. Front row: De Paso, Conner, Steffe, Andrews, Shaw, Mirolo, Tuttle, Reiser, Burroughs, Williams, Vote, Myers, Shell, Coach Hollinger. Varsity Picture-Page 59 Back row: Greer, Dudley-managersg Foster, Jack Rudy, Hesson, Miller, Robinson, Newland, Mau- ger, Lenhartg O'Leary, Boyd, Gebhardt-managers. Second row: Line Coach Hannahs, D. Poulton, Greenawalt, Jim Rudy, Boardman, Brown, T. Poul- ton, Shere, Purkey, Conaway, Devlin, Eagle, Benson, Roth. Front row: Head Coach Thackara, Taylor, Frey, Smith, Mangio, Keitz, Snowball, Newdick, Schambs, McAdams, Boyer, Morris, Beery, faculty manager. Varsity Individuals-Page 59 Top row: Schambs, Keitz, Smith, Morris. Second row: Faculty Manager Beery, Assistant Coach Hannahs, Head Coach Thackara. Third row: Assistant Coaches: Davis and Hollinger. Fourth row: Brown, Swanson, D. Poulton, Jim Rudy. Varsity Individuals-Page 58 Top row: McAdams, Mangio, Newdick, Snowball. Second row: Boyer, Frey, Taylor, Arlington ac- tion shot. Third row: Roth, T. Poulton, Miller, Senior Managers-O'Leary and Boyd. Fourth row: Conaway, Lenhart, Boardman, Greenawalt. Football banquet. Pep Rally. Grandview vs. Utica Captain Keitz Grandview 42-Utica 0 Grandview's 1946 football season got olf to a rousing start with a stunning 42 to 0 victory over a very inferior Utica eleven. The rfirst team played only 13 minutes of the game, with the second and third teams playing the re- main-der. Grandview 26-Athens 13 Grandview traveled 80 miles to Athens for the second game of the season. A hard-fought first half left the Bobcats trailing 7 to 6, ibut in the second half they out-scored the Athens team three touchdowns to one, which enabled them to win over a tough opponent. Grandview 32-West Jefferson 0 In their -third win of the season, the Bobcats trounced a weak West Jefferson team. As in the Utica game, most of the contest was played 'by Grandview's second and third teams. Grandview 27-Academy 0 In their iirst C. B. L. game of the season, Grandview defeated Columbus Academy's Vik- ings 27 to 0. Added to last year's nine -consecu- tive victories, this one lengthened the Bobcats, winning streak to 13 straight. Grandview 27-University 0 The annual Homecoming game resulted in the Bobcats trouncing the Little Bucks of Uni- versity,. 27 to Og all three Grandview elevens saw action. The game, with the queens and old grads in attendance, was an exciting occasion Grandview Z0--Delaware 6 On October 18, Grandview triumphed over Delaware in the second C. B. L. game of the season. With the backiield consistently break- ' ' if Grandview vs. Academy ing away on long runs, the issue was never in doubt. Delaware's only s-core 'camel on a Joke sweep which caught everyone napping. Grandview 21-Bexley 6 After losing to Bexley for the last seven years, the Bobcats and the entire school looked forward with enthusiasm to this game. The Bobcats got off 'to a good start 'by returning the opening kick-off 87 yards for a touchdown, but it was nullified. Grandview, however, came through with three more touchdowns to win the game 21 to 6. Grandview 19-Si. Charles 7 The Bobcats chalked up their eighth win of the 1946 season at the expense of the St. Charles eleven. Although the game was thrilling, it was apparent that everyone's thoughts were with the next week's game against Arlington. Grandview 6-Arlington 13 The long awaited game with Arlington finally came and with it came Grandview's chance for the 1946 C. B. L. crown. Alth-ough the night was very -cold, a record crowd of nearly 7,000 came to witness this great game between two un-beaten and evenly-matched teams. This game had the distinction of ibeing the first high school football game in Columbus to be broad- cast over the radio. Students from 'both schools were in a hi-gh state of excitement as they cheered wildly for their teams. Grandview scored first in the game, but the Bears rallied and scored twice before the half was over. Although the second half had its thrills, neither team scoredg and the game ended with Arling- ton winning 13 to 6. Action Shots of Grandview-Arlington Game Queen Suzie Mitchell and mem-bers of her court: Harper, Sawyers, Sharp, Taggart. The Band on Parade. omecomin Petite, dark-haired Suzie Mitchell reigned as our 1946 Homecoming Queen. Dressed in chartreuse and escorted by Tom Cavendish, Queen Suzie was introduced to the student body and alumni at the Homecoming Assem- bly by Charter Merrill, master of ceremonies. Equally lovely were members of her court- Chris Harper, Wearing light blueg Monette Sawyers in pinkg Pat Sharp in aquag and Mary Ellen Taggart in royal blue. They were escorted by Jack Looser, Randall Clark, Lyle Queens-Taggart, Sharp, Mitchell, Harper, Sawyers-aiu their escorts-Hunt, Shover, Cavendish, Looser, Clark watch the game. Captain Keitz kisses the queen, Suzie Mitchell. hover, and A1 Hunt, respectively. At the evening game the queen and her ourt were driven to the playing field in iny convertibles. After they were intro- uced to the crowd at half-time, Suzie be- ovved the traditional kiss upon Dick Keitz, otball captain. In spite of the rain, no one's spirits were ampened, and a 27 to 0 victory over Univer- 'ty completed a memorable Homecoming Queen, Suzie Mitchell, plz? and her escort, Tom Cav- endish, enter the Home- . coming Assembly. Q 1 '1 . I ll' wrdify gcwfzelfgcaff ,lam Varsity Basketball - Back row: Purkey, Boyer, Swanson, Mil- ler, Tuttle. Not pic- tured: Taylor. Front row: Brown, Mote, Captain Smith Lenhart, Morris. Taylor Page Sixty-four Varsity Managers: Grinstead and Kette. Smith . 'AU 1, Q x A - C. C. Thackara vai sity coach. 1947 VARSITY BASKETBALL Grandview e,.... 40 West ...... Grandview .,.e.. McKinley -- Grandview ...... North ir-.. i- Grandviewee --,- Xenia ---au Grandview ....,e Granville - i Grandview rrr... Granville -- Grandview ...rir Worthington Grandviewe-, ,i.. Delaware C, Grandview ..,... Academy -- Grandview Arlington U Varsity Leiiermen Swanson Lenhart 8f58l l!8 561,549 366140, C. H. Hannahs, reserve coach. Reserve Basketball-Back row: Lawrence, Jones, Voelker, VVhite, Mauger, Butler, O'Leary. Second row: Curran, Burroughs, Eagle, Fraser, Linsley, Steife. Front row: Bisciotti, DePaso, Mirolo, Schroeder, Titsch. 1947 Varsity Basketball Grandview ..,... Bexley e,,.e,.. Grandview .,re.. University Grandview .,i. -B Delaware Grandview e.., .-- McKinley Grandview e..... 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S. were thrown open to all her brilliant pupils. 6-The first assemblies of the year-the girls met in the morning, the boys in the afternoon. ll- We're loyal to you Grandview High - Meet the Team Night at Grandview, pep rally in preparation for the football season. 13-First football game of the year-Grandview won. 16-Elections held for class officers and Booster representa- tives. 18-Booster campaign got under way with Herbie, Tom Cav- 4 endish, and Mr. Beery setting the pace. 23-Virgil Snowball was elected Booster president, Suzie October Mitchell was elected Homecoming Queen. - Shine On, Shine On, Harvest Moon? 1-Mr. Huntzinger officially opened the Magazine Campaign. 9-The heads met for the first Leaders Club Luncheon- yum !, 11- If you knew Suzie like we know Suzie -Suzie Mitchell reigned as Homecoming Queen-grand clinch of the year, eh, Keitz? To make it a perfect day, Grandview beat University. 12-Everyone had a gala time at the Homecoming Dance. 15-Class pictures were taken-we earned our rest for the day. November- You Gotta Be a Football Hero. 8-Grandview-Arlington football game-our first defeat of the season. 11-Athletic Banquet-some meal! Everybody was stuffed, including the turkey. 15- The Night of January 16th -junior class play. 19-Leaders Club assembly-Sloan Liquid Air Demonstration. 20-The Band participated in the Christmas parade. 28-Vacation? Who likes vacations and turkey dinners? December- Walkin' in a winter wonderland! 14-Booster dance- With Mangio and Boardman and Lenhart, too, Herbie, the entertainments, And Murphy's paint and glue, This is Virgil's Snow Ball Saturday eve, for you. 20-The Music Department put on a beautiful Christmas pro- gram. c - Page Eighty one 46 - mon? 151 ,gb1fLUe1fz,ir5 7' Ccontinuedj 23-Vacation started-everyone gave season's greetings. January- Let's Start the New Year Right. 6-We rushed madly back to our classes! Hurray! Only three more weeks left in the first semester! 15-Join the Army Cand peel spudsj-senior boys were given a talk by some Army officials. February- Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow . . .H 5 12 14 20 27 -Some of the brighter senior girls took the D. A. R. history test-they learned about etiquette. We need more tests like that! -The freshman took a nut test today-just proved the point! -Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test for five seniorsg the Swing Band threw their hearts at us in the Valentine Review. -The Band gave a card party in the gymnasium. -The talent of the school strutted their stuff in the auditions for the Talent Show. March-'iWith the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair? 8- March Inn -Freshman-Sophomore Dance-such music! 14 Juniors and seniors were admitted. - Ask Me Another -the seniors did it again. 21-Tri-School Band Festival-the schools: Delaware, Grand- 26 29 view, and Westerville. -Leaders Club assembly-Melville Glass Blower-Mr. Blauser received his farewell presents. -Band Banquet-reward for a job well done! April- I'll remember April, and I'll smile . . . 2-Y-Teen and Hi-Y gave the Easter Sunrise Service. School 12 May- -Hi-Y Dance-a good time was had by all. was dismissed for spring vacation. l'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Timef' 3-General scholarship tests. 9 17 -Chuck Mangio, a hard working staff, and a super cast put on a stupendous Talent Show. -Junior-Senior Prom-our last dance as students of Grand- view High School. We would like to say to the juniors, Thanks for the memories. June- G'bye Now. 1-Baccalaureate-our service was the most impressive of them all. 2-Commencement-it was a wonderful feeling to receive our diplomas. 3- In the good old summer time -school was dismissed for the year. Page Eighty-two ,Qu .fgloloreciafion The staff of the 1947 Highlander Wishes to express its sincere gratitude to the ad- vertisers Whose generous support has made the editing of this book possible. We hope that they will benefit from this publication as much as We have. Page Eighty-three The GRANDVIEW SWIMMING POOL Will Open The 1947 Season Thursday-May Twenty-Ninth For Members And Their Guests Only Renew Your Membership Early S And Assure Yourself Of Good Clean Recreation During The Coming Summer Months A. E. ASI-ILEMAN, Manager Page Eighty-four Complimenls of THE GRANDVIEW LUMBER CO. l4OO W. Gooclale Blvd. Klngswood I I36 Columbus, 'Ohio ADams 7847 UNiversi+y 3776 IAMES HARTMAN RealEs1'a+e: lnvesfmenls Broker 36 Wesl Gay Sfreef Columbus, Olwio 1565 W. Fillrlm Avenue Klnqswoocl OI68 Complimenls of GENES FINE FOODS The Place To Mee+ The Place To Eel Page Eighty-five Complimenfs of Your Official Piwojroqraphers Frank X. Sciwreick, Jr.-Joseph A. Sciwreick TRI-VILLAGE STUDIQ Gf Photography o Kingswood 6463 I589 Weslr Fifih Avenue Columbus 8, Ohio Page Eighty-six Complimenfs of GRANDVIEW BOBCAT BOOSTERS INCORPORATED JBK+P d+ JH H+s+y Bes+ Wishes From THE SURFACE COMBUSTION CORPORATION 400 Dublin Road Page -Eighty C. Si. Miller, PFES. Complimenfs of 'Silvio Bisciorfi Tink Taylor, Vice Pres. iBud Frey Tom Cavendish. Treas. Bob McAdams 'Dick Keifz, AH'1le+ic Dir. 'John l-lunler Bolo M ' , C lr Cheerleaders W. .I gms b TCC + lnlramural Champions For Pm, Behmer rrgx now a , ap. Second Slraiglwl Year Chris Harper ' Members of Team Wilh ATI Ur1ClS'l:e5l'Gd Season Monel-Le Sawye Pai arp Eslablislmeol l9l9 AUTQ INN GARAGE General Repairs-Body and Fender Work Painling-Washing-Towing Lubricalion-Sroraqe WE NEVER CLOSE ' if 38 W. Swan Sl. Allams 2774 Near Union Srarion Cornplimenrs of EAGLES CANDIES 1943 W. Eifrli Ave. Kingswood 253i Complimenrs of THE VESS BEVERAGE CQ. UN 4l49 lO55 W. l:i'l:'ll1Ave. Page Eighty-eight yDoN CRAwFoRD AND l-llS ORCHESTRA Posey-lvl oore Allraclions lv1Ain 0646 Klngswood 627I MAin l4lI Besl Wishes To the Class of '47 May you confinue in The world your wholesome spiri'r- Your willingness To work and your high ideals-Thai you have demonsiraled so well in your school life, CAST-FS BEN FRANKLIN STGRE The Village S'rore I29l Grandview Avenue VANCEZS BARBECUE 746 Grandview Avenue Kingswood Ol58 We Serve Brealcfasl from 6 fill IO Lunch from II +o 8 .... Eine Home Baked Pies STOP AND SEE US SOMETIME LENI-IARTS MARKET Self-Serve I 295 Grandview Avenue Kingswood ll4l Kingswood H42 Deliveries on Tuesdays and Fridays Page Eighty-nine Our Compliments To The Class of 1947 THE lOl-lN QUINT of SONS EUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE UNiversiiy i233 I 177 West Fifth Avenue UNiversi+y 5477 ROHlQ'S Super Service Stcition Satisfaction Guaranteed Tires, Tubes, Batteries X4 Accessories Wash 84 Polish- Pick-lip Service Columbus 8, Ohio I3I2 Grandview Avenue Phone Kingswood Oi76 Flowers VlEl:'lEClf Tl-lE FLOl:ilS'l1 High Quality-Low Prices Cali ADams IZOI Congratulations To The Graduating Class of '47 From Tl-lE DOLLAR COLLECTING COMPANY Page Ninety MAKE THIS ORGANIZATION YOUR CARS I-IOME! Complete Automobile Service That Satisfies! Guaranteed Workmanship At Fair Prices COLUMBUS BUICK OO. 32 South Sth S+. Be-Her Buick Service A'Dams 2I27 Compliments of KING SALES COMPANY Everything In Appliances Best Wishes From The IE MA KIDIDIE SIIOPPE 1460 W. Fifth Avenue Klngswood 7080 P Complimenfs of GRANDVIEW GOODIESHOP I292 Grandview Avenue Kingswood OI75 KUEHMANN PCDTATCD CHIP America's Finest Since 1899 I. FQETTINGER FUR STORE I627-I629 Wes? Firsi Avenue Columbus, Ohio Kingswood !OI9 A-Post-War--Thought Le+'s noi lei Hwe word Peace mean Jrlwe Period of Confusion befween Jrwo wars. THOMAS NEWTGN LAPE 2447 Covenfry Road, Columbus 8, Ohio Ninety -two complamems ot GRANDVTEW THEATRE The Best In Entertainment I247 Grandview Avenue Klngswood 46I2 GUS AMICON GEOCERY QUALITY IVIEA-I-S--GROCERIES WAInut 3 I I9 I IO5 West First Avenue LARRY BOWMAN AX BOWMAN THE INDIANAPOLIS PAPER STOCK COLUMBUS BRANCH CO. 53 I-539 W. GoocIaIe Street ADams BIZ6 Waste Paper ADarns 8l27 Page Ninety Boars Spalding Arhlelic Equiprnenr Morors Ourdoor Clolhing Marine Hardware Cameras Marine Painls Fishing Taclcle Repair Service Guns and Ammunilion GUTDGCDRS Cenrral Ohio's Mosr Cornplele Sporring Goods Slore Everything for the Sportsman Grandview and Firsl' Avenue KI I626 Open 9:00 A. M. - 9:00 P. M. Cornplime-nfs of STEW HARRISON'S VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON For c'Loveli'n,ess Accentuatedu Sleek Dinners and Fine Hamburgers 1297 Grandview Avenue Columbus 8, Ohio Kingswood I0l0 Mae Schaefer Fif+h Avenue and Grandview Page Ninety-four LCDNG'S PHARMACY I275 GRANDVIEW AVENUE Kingswood 3630 Cpl ff BbLg THE HILLS CAB CO. FIRST AVENUE CLEANERS Courtesy With Quality Cleaners Service Mfkin I3-I3 UNiversi+y 44I3 IO89 W. Firsf A P N fi Willi Besl Sincere Wishes TORGES PHARMACY A Friendly Srore ln a Friendly Communi+y Prescriplions Filled Wilh Accuracy WE DELIVER l655 Wesl Firsr Avenue Klngswood Ol7O Complimenls of G. C. GLASS PLUMBING CG. l678 Wesl Firsl Avenue Klnqswood 44l3 ' APEX MARKETS 2l I6 Arlinglon Avenue l562 Wesl lsl Avenue Thomas M. Tarpy Clyde F- Pool GRANDVIEW TAILORS Tailoring for Ladies and Men I25l Grandview Avenue Joe Weber Page Ninety-six PAYS Women's and Misses' Apparel 2070 Arlingion Avenue l26l Grandview Avenue Simplicity .... Quality ..... Distinction .... lfl FARRELL GIFTS I27I Grandview Avenue Kingswood 6973 R. J. WGODWARD, D.D.S. l269 Grandview Avenue Kingswood 47 I 2 Cornplimenis of YCDUNGS BAKERY i265 Grandview Avenue Kingswood OI27 Page Ninety-s HCDRDS Record and Appliance Stores if World Famous Lines Pliilco Premier Universal Kelvinaior Sunbeam Clarion Recorolio Capilol General Eleclric Apex R. C. A. Blaclcslone Viclor Farnsworllw Columbia Decca Weslinqlmouse Proclor Shop HORD'S STORES FOI' Records and Appliances I744 W. Fiflh Avenue I599 N. l-ligli Slreel Klngswoocl 4Ol4 UNiversily 9960 Esmblished IQ33 Open Evenings Pag N ety-eight Cornplirnenrs of A M I C O N ' S Restaurant and Grocery A l52l W. Fiflrh Avenue .,.. I527 W. FIHP1 Avenue Klnqswood OI53 ..... .,... K Ingswood II69 Cornplimenrs of MOTZ SPECIALTY COMPANY Spe-D-Products l632 Wesr Firslr Avenue Kingswood 56I2 M. ARMBRUSTER of SCNS Curtains Spots Floodlights Rented 249 S. Fronr S+ree+ Page N BEST WISHES MAYNARD MARKET 2326 Summit Street ll n Complhnenfs F. C. BECK, DDS. THE 1620 West First Avenue FIRST Klngswoocl 33I3 COMMUNITY ll nn of CHURCH O Hdd Waller H. Whissen Clarence N. Aller THE AMSTER-KIRTZ CO. Founlain Supplies and Sundries Wholesale Candy GRANDVIEW HARDWARE CO. Cigars General and Household Ware -l'OlDaCCO Cigarelles A E. l-l. LeFever, Mgr. 333 S. I-ligh Slreel Columbus, Ohio l285 Grandview Avenue Kingswood 4l5l MAin 333i Complimenls ol McCLEERY'S Mr. 84 Mrs. C. L. Deyo Mr. E. C. Thurslon DEYO FUNERAL HOME I578 W. Firsl Avenue . Ambulance Service Invalid Coach . Kingswood 25I5 ELECTRIC SALES 85 SERVICE Guaranleed Appliance Repairing Eleclrical Supplies Of All Kinds ARVIN RADIOS . R. Mac lvlcCleery I52O W. Firsl Avenue Kingswood 3506 Page One Hundred O Complimenlrs of THE MURRAY CITY COAL AND ICE COMPANY C. H. BOARDMAN, Manager 71 Roberr Hex? GRAN DVIEW CYCLE SHOP New Schwinn Bicycles Paris and Accessories Lawn Mowers-Sales and Service Thresher Peinrs and Enarnels I6-57 Wesr Firsr Avenue TRI-VILLAGE CLEANERS I46O Wesf Firsr Avenue A+ Grandview KI 2600 Besr Wishes From Mary Hahn and Sfaff Calm!! :wma Fifrh and Grandview Avenues The Fines? In Perfumes and Cosme+ics Page One Hundred Two CornpiirnenTs of GEANDVIEW THEATRE CONEECTIQNEEY .i 1 ' - I 245 Grandview Avenue Complimenfs of HAEPERS MARKET FIFTH AVENUE AT FOURTH STREET CornplirnenTs of COMMUNITY PHARMACY l8lI WesT Fifjrh Avenue JUST A I.iHle BeTTer Service Kingswood OI8l Kingswood OI26 Ben Rainer ArJr Mauslnund Lee Yassenofi THE BEN EATNER CCDMPANY Sporfing Goods .... Men's Wear Arrow Sl'iirTs ADams 2500 I63 N. High S'rree+ fNexT To The Ciocicl Page One Hundred Three Connplimenlrs of THE W. W. WILLIAMS CO. TED I. EATON Insurance Thirfy-One Years In Grandview IS62 Wes? Third Avenue 2 Klngswood 2725 WYANDOTTE DRUGS Prescripiions l828 W. Fifih Avenue ai Wyandofie Road Kingswood 1555 Columbus, Ohio The Qhio Monoirch Cigarette Co. Day Time Evenings Mfxin 2500 LAwndale 4587 Page One Hundred Four 1670 Wesi Firsi Avenue K1ngswood 1076 Co1umbus, O11io MGRROW FURNITURE SI-IGP Furni1ure Repairing and Up11o1s1ering Cabiner and Cane Work PALMERS VARIETY STORE Home of Ten Thousand Items A1 Your Service 1807 Wesi 1:11111 Avenue Opposiie Arlingron Theafer Klngswood 4015 1780 W. FIHI1 Avenue WILLIAM I-I. AMRHEIN Hardware, Pain1s and Oils Kiichen Ufensils Radios - - Service - - Tubes Best Wishes , DEPALMATS 696 Nor1'1'i High ADams 0914 Page One Hundred F Best Wishes to the Classiof '47 from GEANDVIEW CLEANERS Where Qualily Cleaning Prevails IZO3 Grandview Avenue Klngswood I I43 T. A. STEVENS INSURANCE AGENCY Life I-IeaII'h 84 Accidenl I-Iospilalizalion I2 N. Third SI. Telephone lVIAin 0432 Columbus, Ohio WOLGAMGTS DRUG STCDRE I205 Grandview Avenue Masonic Buildinq A Dependable Prescriplion Drug Slore Founlain Service Klngswood 4662 Klngswood OI I4 THE B ond A PAINT CC. 5I Easl Long Slreel Columbus, Ohio Page One Hundred Six .fgnfqgrnlbna Page One Hundred Seven Page One Hundred Eight .jglfl,f0gl 6l,f9 5 ,.,,N

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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

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