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

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f---.f----u-igq- BOARD OF EDUCATION- Standing: Dr. Tom Lewis, vice president: Mr. llharlf-s iil't'l'IlidQ1!'Z Nlr. Ralph .'Xrnlvrfo11g Hr. Robert Tirnnnon nl intendent: Mr. Uwight Wrrlsll. Seated: Mrs. Martha Agler, vim- prwiflvnlz Hr. Gary Myers. jr.. IIIV'-ltl lll1 'Nli-e Rh:-rlzi Sam-. vlerktre 1 lrf ABOVE: Him Rhoda Sams. vlerk-treaburer of th.- S4-lmol lio.irfl.falNo we-rw, as Ur. Tirnmonf wr- rf-tary. Mrx. Phyllie Smith ie receplionixt and -er-re-tary to Hr. 'liirnnionx and Mi-N Same. NEAR RIGHT: Nlre. Joan Eckley. high rcliool rr-rieptionixt. is also Mr. Bf'f'l'y.N per-onal ew'- re-tary. FAR RIGHT: Nlrf. Garnet Harmon handles rhv schooll money as financial secretary. 'lllie Board of I'iflLli'2lil0I1 serxes as the legrislative laody for the Grandview Heights Sehools. It performs many of the same duties has Congress. It flex-ich-S upon sueh items as the hudpet. sf-hool polif-ies. rurrieulum changes. and the adoption ofthe S1'hool1'alenflaI'. This year. under the mlireetiori of the Roarcl and Hr. Timmons. Grandxiew has Seen the installation of a foreign language lalioratory. new lor-kers for the junior high. and puhlic' address systems in the elementary and junior high buildings. Fifth grade students are Studying: Freneh hy TY. and higzh school students may elect Spanish as their foreign language requirement. Summer school classes were con- ducted for elementary and high school students at Grand- view. The Board also Submitted to the voters the renewal of a 6.1 mill levy which paesed and will allow the schools to continue a good educational program.

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O I 5 Just flfteen years ago as the 1945 Hlffhlander was gomg to press, our soldiers were pushlnff hard agalnst the NHZI, our sallors and marlnes were squeezlng the Japanese out of the Phlllppmes, the axr forces were dally blastlng at Berlm and Tokyo Une year later World War II was over Our warrlors became Board of Educatlon members teachers, and ad mlnlstrators agaln wlth new v1s1ons and enlarffed concepts of educatlon Slnce the close of World War II Grandylew schools have made glant strldes forward by prov1d1nU better faCll1l16S than eyer before and bv wldemnv and enr1ch1ng the pro gram of studles We have a new hbrary, art room, choral room, band room, laboratorles, track, baseball fxelds, and gymnaslum Thls year two umts of Spanlsh were added to the currlculum 1n the nlnth and tenth years, a completely new metal shop went 1nto actlon at the beglnnlnff of the fall semester, SCICDCC replaced hlstory at the seventh grade leyel addltlonal staff members were secured to lnstruct 1n these areas As thls yearbook goes to press 1 would l1ke to report to all who haye preceded th1s year s flne class that Grand XICW H1Uh IS abreast of the tlmes she has contlnued to Grow and today IS strong and vworous Best wxshes to the class of 1960 Ralph D Beery Prmclpal TO THE SENIORS The 1960 Hwhlander represents another chapter ln the lllustrlous hlstory of Grandvlew Helffhts H1 h School Your class can look back w1th prlde upon the accompllsh ments yNl11Cl1 you have attalned elther lndlyldually or col lectlyely Graduatlon IS an CXCIUIIU adventure You yull take wlth you many fond memorles of study dlSC1pl1I18 and yarlous aCl1Yll1CS The frlendshlps whlch you have made w1ll be lastmv and endurmff As you reach adulthood and enter 1nto some new fleld of endeayor I am confldent that you w1ll strlye to attam happlness QCTVICC and success, whlch are essentlal to our way of llfe Come back and see us often Robert A T1mmons Supermtendent I Q Q 1 C V o v , ,, I - C' C' 8 U D n n 4 Y q 'you' 4 n va 1 7 1 - O Cu I 1 n ka D 4 YL' a 1 C . y - Y D 7 , C V ' , C , C 's ' v 1 I J 7 V .W , . ' D - -g- C Y D '

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Nlr. Rollin l'riday and Nlr. lfred Robin- son agree vvliolehcartt-dly with Miss Nlary llerivan that South .Xmerica nr-cds uatvlung. Nlr. l'ritlay lit'-ities teacliingr civics and air-age at-ograpliy Grandvicvfs head football coacli. track coacli. and ad- Xlsvl' Ml Xllrsllj' bliss Mary llcrivan. talent show super- visor. instructs world history and so- ciology. Nlr. Robinson tt-at-lie-s 'Xmr-rican his- tory and tlriveris education. lleis the Senior t-lass adviser. l.ll1't'CIo1' of Test- ing. Chairman of Scholarship Teams. and Freshman basketball coach. Mr. Roger Henry puts some fertilizer on Nlr. Wilbur llavis' plant, while Mr. Don Tschanen and Mr. Ralph Drink- house look on approvingly. Mr, Tschanen. aside from teaching general science. is the swimming: team coach. cafeteria supervisor, and head of visual aid. Mr. Davis teaches biology and advises Hi-Y and Chess Club. Mr. Henry heads the chemistry depart- ment. advises Science Club and takes motion pictures of the basketball and football games. Mr. Drinkhouse's subject schedule in- cludes physics. algebra I and ll, while his co-curricular activities include ad- vising NHS and supervising ticket sales. Mrs. Naomi llett-rson shows her solid ge- ometry visual aid to Mrs. Edith llcCaughey and Mr. Stanton Jones. Xlrs. Nlcfdaugrliey, l reshman counsclor and adviser, teaches algebra. busines training, and sociology. Mrs. l eterson's schedule includes algebra ll. solid geouietry. Irigronometry and the supervision of I.:-aders Club. Nlr. Jones tear-lies plane geometry and basic math. llc is Booster adviser. tennis coat-li. wrestling coach. and faculty manager. it