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

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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.

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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.