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

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ADMIN ISTRATIO TD STAFF PLAN Smce Grandvlew Helght Hlgh School wae awarded a flrst grade charter IH 1913 fortv four vears ago nearlv thlrtv flve hundred voung men and women have earned the rlght to Qav l am a graduate of Grandvlew Thai achlevement contmuee todav to be a deflmte prlvllege and honor Over the vears the cooperatlve work of a fme COfIlI'Ill1IlltW a c1v1c mlnded board of educatlon dedl cated to the taik of pfOYldlIlg the beet bulldmg facll 1t1eQ clawrooma laboratorlea and plavmg flelda and a well tramed facultv have kept Grandvlew alwave m the top group of Ohloe large hat of pubhc Qchooli -X for Qchool plflt Grandvxew hae alwave ranked Qecond to none ln turn Grandview IN proud of her Sona and daugh tere 'Nlanv of her graduatea have galned natlonal fame ln athletlcc Qclence memlu me teachmg and law manv have glven their effort Qome even thelr hvea defence of a free nation To anv of thcee who mav read thl I wwh to report that todav fortv four vearc after our whool wae chartered a flrt grade Grand vlew Qtuc ente are Qtr juet ac prour ju t ae thrl e at lJ6lIlU memhers of her Qtuden! hodv ac anv Qtudent during thoee fortv four veari All klullllll hould have a warm feeling IH knowlng that through the veare the tudent have reepected and protertcd the nvanv flne tradmonf eatahh hed hv thoee who preceded them Ralph ll Beerv Prmupal FO THF NPNIOH CLXNN e lllghlander 1 an llluitrated Qtorv vour vear at Grandvlevv llewht Hngh School hour dra matlc and mu If ac l'lliXLIl1CI1lQ vour record ID athletlci and vour partlflpatlon ln other aftlvltlei are pictured ere Tlll le a Qpeclal hook with '1 peclal meamnv f r each one of vou Xou vv1ll fate the future l am ure Nllll determma tlon and Qtrlve to achlevc Qucu t IQ mv Gmc re hope that efuh one of vou v 1Il avail vf ur flf 1 tue manv opportunltlee Mlllill l1e aheul and that through wl mvnea alertnee a enthu ld m vou vvlll en v the Xmernan wav of lnff Rohcrt X Tlllllllillli quperzntenrlento gchoolv Th l .S ' , , - of I' ,' S ' 'C 5 ' Q7 . v - h . 'S '. , 'l . ' L. fl ' ' . U , l' ' l E . 'FS.I .. -' -I e tr n v . .'nSf ,fl -'ll' C ,s. -s. nd is .v jo- . . . S . S V- . . - 1- . 1' A., .. .gg . . U '- . V n ' 1 'Ya . a :- ,S - S ' . 'ip ' ' s-. J ' c-in S. -.B S 0-5 -li . ' S . l . . 'll ' . . l. ' S . 'll d. L, : . H' T U' . . I . '- 7 k s S ' . ' j l

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THE HANDS OF THIS STAFF IN ADMINISTRATION

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A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YE R ABOVE: BOARD OF EDUCATION-sStanding: Mr. Edward J. Rydman, vice-presidentg Mr. Cary Myers. presidentg Mr. Robert A. Timmons, superintendent: Dr. Tom Lewis. Seated: Miss Rhoda Sams. clerk-treasurerq Mr. Ralph Anderson: Mrs. Martha B. Agler, vice-president. RIGHT SECRETARIES: Rhoda Sams, Sharon ,Icnl-tins, Garnet Harmon. ,lean Eckley. W l BOARD OI-' I-1lJl'CA'l'ION The Board of Education is an important part of the school administration. Ender the direction of Nlr. Timmons. the new superintendent. the Board studies and plans the entire school program. This year the Board of Education is studying: the curriculum in all parts of the system and also the long-range lnuilcling: plans. The conscientious work of this Board is highly appreciated hy everyone. S HC B ICT A B l ES Nliss Sams serves as personal secretary to Nlr. Timmons and as the clerk-treasurer to the Board of Education. Nliss Jenkins was the assistant secretary to fllr. Timmons and Miss Sams during the first semester. The second semester her duties were assumed by Alrs. Phyllis Smith. Alrs. Harmon, the financial secretary for the school. is responsible for all high school funds. Her duties include counting: and banking: money and writing checks. Airs. Eckley is Xlr. Beerfs efficient personal secretary and receptionist for the high school.