Granville High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Granville, NY)
- Class of 1956
Page 1 of 128
Cover
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BALDWIN, JAMES nhmv Academic Baseball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 Track 3 Senior Play 4 A wise man, a strong man. ,Freda Academic Boys' Quartet Chorus 1, 4 IRC 4 tival 1, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 BARNES, LARRY '4Barney Commercial Coke Committee 4 Photography Club 1 Who gained no title friend. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BAKER, FRED 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Music Appreciation Club 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 2 State Music Festival 3, 4 Washington County Music Fes An evening at home is the best place for a man. and lost no BROWN, JAMES ..Jim,, Academic Baseball Manager 3 Chemistry Cluh 1 Chorus 1 Class Officer Vice President 1 Dancing Club 2 Hockey, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Photography Club 2 Track Manager 3 Varsity Club 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Conduct is three-fourths of our life and its largest concern. BURCH, JOYCE uJ0yas Commercial Band 1, 2 Bowling 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 Coke Committee 4 Class Officer Vice President 1 Treasurer 3 FHA 1, 2, 4 GAC 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1 Newspaper Club 1, 2, 4 Twirler 3 Senior Play Oratorical Contest 4 From little spark may burst a mighty flame. BROWN, WILLIAM L'Bil1 Academic Basketball 2, 3 Bowling 4 Dancing Club 1, 2 FFA 1, 2 Football 2 Hockey 4 ,lunior-Senior Prom 4 Photography Club 4 Student Council 1 Senior Play 4 A friend in good standing CHADWICK, VINCENT 'iVince Academic Football 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 IRC 4 Newspaper Club 4 Orchestra 4 Student Council 2 Senior Play His mind is his kingdom, his will his law. CASEY, DoUcLAs ucasf-yn Senior Play Commercial-Industrial Who does no ill can have no foe. , , .ov in ' - 'sm.i .f4,, 3,1 A f,z'Q,lwWj,4- fm A - . W H .Q SQ .2 Vwfmi. . J',xf1:2 f' ff ,,, ,,..,.4, 4 ,wi .2 at WQSW W --wi We 4 C A J if A' ' N . W K - Aca ic K Q. d , 4 IRC 4 A 35143 ll 1, 2, 3 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee ' Bowli 2539! N ' 3, 4 heerleggfx , 3, M Music Appreciation Club 3, 4 OSD lass Offi 'er Orchestra 4 Secretary 2 Wim Usher Graduation 3 Dance Band 1, 2 Washington County Music Fes- Dramatics Club 2 Iival 3, 4 GAC 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Soffhall 1, 2, 3, 4 A merry heart does good like medicine. ,L lil' A - 111' I f . CLEVELAND, DAWN .. mn Academic V fl ' ff E AU f ll np ly P t -f Ll. ,Q fr -Qt ,lf ,.,f Q' ', f 1' '1 ,. 2 ' I A A , Y, , , , . ,U , ' ju' it ,-3 I 4 J Q I 'flu ,L li ft ff' rf t A 1 lf J Lf , v Q f Dancing Club 1 Draniatics Club 4 FHA 3. 4 Vice President State FHA Convention Junior-Senior Prom Committee Virtue is bold, and goodness ' .ff A t 3 4 ' ,if ', QL Library Club 1 X ,tj- dy, Newspaper Club 1 D fig ' Usher Class Night 3 1, lf' Yearbook 4 iz' Senior Play never fearful. fy Y, ft NtwQ,f CRAMER, JAMES Robin Agriculture Beware ofa man that does not talk. COMES, ELAINE Elaine Academic Art Club 1. 2, 3 Dancing Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Music Appreciation Club 4 Newspaper Club 2 Senior Play 4 IRC 4 Sleep is a thief . . . it steals half of life. DALTON, BILL Bill Academic Baseball 1, 2 Bowling 1, 2 Chemistry Club 1 Class Officer Treasurer 2 Football 1 Hockey 4 Honor Roll 1, 2 Junior Picnic Committee 3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3 Photography 2 Varsity Club 4 Senior Play 4 There is no other royal path whirl: leads to geometry. i JV!!! lvl! jtfll ii A J J nj ' 1, 4 CRANDALL, ANN ,ag , 1, f l, ' ' ' HAHHW J ' 'Lil ff!! fy J J Commercial , f 41 Softball 3, 4 x W Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 N, 1 V Bowling 3 I 5 1' i V ' Cheerleader 4 ' AJ ' Dancing Cluh l 5 Q 4 S U GAC 1, 3, 4 1 r - . Aff Newspaper Club 4 R, C if I 'J XJ Student Council Seeretary 2, 4 JL ' 7 J Usher Graduation 3 ' X ,Q Senior Play r l hate noborly, l am in vharity 'dl with the worlrl. I Agriculture-Commercial Dancing Club 1, 2, 3 FFA 1 Senior Play 4 Silence never betrayed anyone yet. DEKALB, KENNETH ..Ken,, DUEL, SHARON Share Commercial Yearbook 4 Chorus l Coke Committee 4 Dancing Club 1, 2 Library Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Usher Class Night 3 Washington County Music Fes- tival 1 Senior Play 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Soft peace she brings whenever she arrives. EVANS, MARY Maizie Commercial Basketball 3 Coke Committee 4 Dancing Club 4 Homemaking Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 IRC 4 Senior Play 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 A witty woman is a treasure. af EVANS, JOHN njaken Commercial Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3 Hockey 3 Varsity Club 4 Joy ruled the day and love the night. FABIAN, J oHN nllohnsv Industrial Art Club 1, 2 Photography Club 1, 2 Tennis Club 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Chemistry Club 1, 2 Coke Committee 4 Muscle Building Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Senior Play 4 Men of few words are th men. e best FABIAN, CHESTER ffchev' Academic Basketball 2, 3 Bowling 3 Chemistry Club 1 Chorus 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3 Track 2, 3 Varsity Club 4 Senior Play 4 Curfew must not ring tonight. FISKE, YVONNE Bonnie Commercial Bowling 2, 3, 4 Dancing Club 1 GAC 2, 3, 4 JuniorSenior Prom Committee 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Love and light cannot be hid. And her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. GOULD, RICHARD MDick Academic Dancing Club 2 Honor Roll 1 0 time, I quietly disregard thee. .4 1 GREENE, MARY Night Hawk Commercial Dancing Club 1 Dramatics Club 2 Laugh and the world laughs with you. . , - ffl J L J A ki , 4 1 I' I ' GREENE, GERALDINE Bicerry!! Academic Band 2, 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 Dancing Club 1 CAC 4 Honor Roll 1, 3 IRC 4 Music Appreciation Club Newspaper Club 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Usher Class Night 3 Art Club 2, 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Play Committee 4 f ,lL A I 1 3 ff fe , . I X If 1' . XJ! L L 3 1 HALL, STANLEY Stan Commercial-Industrial Football 3, 4 Dancing Club 1, 2, 3 FFA 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity.Club 4 Senior Play 4 All mankind loves a lover. NA 'egg ic 1591 fkixix HALL, ROBERT s4B0bsa Industrial Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Dancing Club 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Football 4 Senior Play 4 A man of much ability and little time. HARRINGTON, GLORIA Gloria Commercial Dancing Club 1 GAC 4 Library Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Ycarbook 4 Art Club 4 Senior Play 4 Gentle of speech, beneficial of mimi. HOLCOMB, GRACE '8Gracie Homemaking FHA 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4- A quiet exterior Conreals mufh. if lit We ,Q f HOOPER, LAWRENCE Larry Academic Coke Committee 4 Dancing Club l WU-igllt Lifting Club 2 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 IRC 4 A man who loves and laughs must sure 110 well. Hoon, VERONICA 5'Ronnie Commercial Basketball 1 Bowling 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Coke Committee 4 Dancing Club 1 CAC 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Library Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 State Music Festival 3 Student Council 2 Tennis Club 1 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Moflesty has more fha beauty. rms than JAMESON. JANE Mimi Commercial Basketball 2 Bowling 1, 2 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Coke Committee 4' Dancing Club 2 GAC 1, 2, 4 Newspaper Club 1, 4- Tennis Club l Usher Graduation 3 Washington County Music Fes- tival 2 Senior Play 4 Let the world slirie, let the world go by. HOWE, THELMA Howie Home Economies Art Club l, 2 Honor Roll 2, 3 Library Club 3. 4- Newspaper Cluli 4 Senior Play 4- A true frienfl forever a lrzeml Qs xo , , V 932 C G oi ry J ,JS J' .W U1 VX JONES, JANET Pele Home Economics FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Usher Class Night 3 Yearbook 4 Senior Play In friendship I ear to believe. ly was taught J oNEs, J oAN .tilonin Commercial Basketball 3, 4 Coke Committee 4 Dancing Club 1 GAC 4 ,Iunior-Senior Prom 3, 4- Library Club 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 Art Club 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Senior Year 4 Committee As merry as the clay is long. njanien Commercial Basketball 1 Bowling 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Riding Club 4 Senior Play 4 CAC 1 Tennis Club 1 Honor Roll 1, 3 Library Club 3 LADASKY, JANE Dancing Club 1, 2 KNIPES, CAROLYN Carol Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Coke Committee 3 Dance Band 1 Dancing Club 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 IRC 4 Orchestra 1, 3, 4 Senior Play 4' Pep Band 1 String Ensemble 1 Washington County Music Fes- tival 1 Coll helps those that help them selves. Usher Graduation 3 Coke Committee 4 Class Officer Secretary 4 Junior Picnic Committee 3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, 4 Newspaper Club 2, 4 Play Reading Committee 4 Student Council Treasurer 2, 3 Washington County Music Fes- tival 1 Energy and persistence conquer all things. MACCONNELL, DAVE Dunk Academic Baseball 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer Vice President 3 Secretary 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1 Junior-Senior Prom Ring Committee 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Commlttef 4 LIEBIG. ALICE HMA Avademic' Dancing Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Ever fair and ever XV if ' 4 U lt , . lr Lfztmgl l ,L U1 0 V ft to young. MARTELLE, BARBARA Harb Commercial Coke Committee 4- Honor Roll 3 Photography Club 1 Usher Class Night 3 I am a part of all that I have fflflf. fi Lge X xx, LH NCPX .V K ,416 .s, M fi-Lk 2 In zkr! 'L X CLCK LL KLAKF I 'Eg' bi- R ' ,,,q - 54 N r .J Comb down, his hair look look it stands up bright MCCLURE, RENA Reenie', Commercial FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 Yearbook 4 The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. ..Ann,, Academic Band 2, 3, 4 Bowling 4 FHA 4 GAC 4 IRC 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 'T was her thinking Class Officer Treasurer 4 Dancing Club 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 3 Newspaper Club 2, Orchestra 3, 4 Student Council 4 MCLELLAN, ANNE 4 3, 4 of others made you think of her. MCKEAN, WAYNE SAMaC9! Academic-lndustrial Bowling 1 Chemistry Club 1 Dancing Club 2 Track l Great oaks from littl grow. 8 GCOTIZS Moomz, BARRY Barry Academic Honor Roll 1 Dancing Club 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 A good man is be thing else. tier than any- MEAD, LORENZO 66Ren79 Industrial Dancing Club 2 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4- You are well favored and your looks foreshow you have a gentle heart. MOORE, RAYMOND Roman Industrial Arts A high hope for a low heaven. MUNTON, ELIZABETH f'Beth Commercial Chorus I Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Washington County Music Fes- tival 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Never idle a moment, but thrifty 011.11 tlzouglitful of others. OWENS, DAVID Dago Academic Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Bowling Boys' Quartet 1 Chorus 1 Student Council 4 Yearhook 4 Track 2 Senior Play 4 of it. Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3 No particular motive for living, except the custom and habit O7BRIEN, lVlICIIAEL Mike Academic Basketball 3 Boys' State 3 Chemistry Club 1 Chorus 4 Class Officer President 1, 2. 3, 4 Football 3 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4 IRC 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee Music Appreciation Club 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 4 Ring Committee 3 Senior Play 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4- A life of knowledge is not often a life of injury and crime. PEKAR, JOSEPH Joe ri Agriculture l Football Dancing Club 1 None but the brave deserves the fair. PARRY, ZANE nzanen Academic Chemistry Club 1 Honor Roll 1 Photography Club 3 Tennis Club 2 Senior Play 4 Today Ie! me live wellg none knows what may be tomorrow PL1sKo, JOHN scjacku Industrial Baseball 4 Dancing Club 2 Yearbook 4 Newspaper Club 4 Senior Play 44 Honor Roll 4- This long disease . . . my life. The marines never retreat, they just advance in the wrong di- rection. PONDA, JOSEPH .ijmw Academic Baseball 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Dancing Club 2 Football 4 Honor Roll 1, 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Play 4 Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Varsity Club 4 It's the finest thing in the world to live, most of us just exist. PRIEST, WILLIAM Bill Commercial Football 1, 4 Tennis Club 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 Track 3, 4 Varsity Club 4- Bowling 1 Senior Play 4 tious worldly desires. No mari is born without ambi- E POTTER, RAYMOND 5SRay!9 Industrial Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Quartet 3 Chorus 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2 Football .lunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, 4 Newspaper Club 3 Orchestra 1, 2 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis Club 1 Track 1 Varsity Club 4 Washington County Music Fes- tival 3 Senior Play 4 RoBERTs, ROBERT ..B0b,, Academic Football 4 Basketball 4 Bowling 3 Chemistry Club 1 Dancing Club 2 Honor Roll 1 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, 4 Junior Picnic Committee 3 Photography Club 2 Senior Play 4 Varsity Club 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper Club 4 ,, Ross, Roy Bud Agriculture Dancing Club 1, 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 .lunior-Senior Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4- Senior Play 4 'Tis what I love determines how I love. RICHARDSON, LoRA Blondie Transferee from Woodstock Commercial Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 .lunior Prom Committee 3 Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4- Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Twirler 1, 2, 3 Bowling 2 Chorus 1, 2 FTA 1, 2, 3 Senior Play IRC 4 Music Appreciation Club 4- Kindness is wisdom. There is none in life, but needs it and may learn. JW-1 , ' ,nav W 7 ,ai '9 f J I ' an-JL Za What will it amount to a hundred years from now? SABOL, AGNES uAggien Commercial Bowling 4 Dancing Club 1 Honor Roll 1 Homemaking Club 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 Photography Club 2 Usher Graduation 3 Senior Play 4 A kind heart Ioseth naught at last. , ! l , IJ, OVWV I X ,XJ ,L blitz , X ffl, ' V' 100' ,J fl Accjgiff' 1 r jj: ,ll M Cfha ,A The man A ho has music in his soul will be most in love with the loveliest. SMITH, ROGER Agriculture FFA Club FFA Treasurer 4 Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. SHEELER, HAROLD CEI-Ialv Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Quartet 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 IRC 4 President Music Appreciation Club 3, 4 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Oratorical Contest 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Senior Play 4 Washington County Mus tival 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 State Music Festival 3, 4 ic Fes STEWART, RUSSELL ssRuSs9s Agriculture FFA 3, 4 Reporter 4 A man who blushes is not quite a brute. '1N.U,J, ', STEWART, PATRICIA ,WJ M V I ,JMX npaiya 1 f px, I Home Economics j ,I ' ' Class Treasurer 1 V, '7 Dancing Club 2 ff A f' i FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 ,K K Honor Roll 3 , f' 4 ,ff V ,, df Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, 4 I ' 4 ' ' ' , Senior Play 4 flflfv, W4 1 A thing of beauty is a joy J' W J forever. J, J -J TATKO, MARY Telco Academic Junior-Senior Picnic Commit- Softball 4 tee 3 Basketball 4 Music Appreciation 4 Cheerleader 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Chorus 4 President of Student Council 4 Class President 1 Twirler 3 Dancing Club 1, 2 Play Reading Committee 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Good nature and good sense are GAC 4 usually companions. IRC 4 junior Prom Committee 3, 4 Senior Play 4 TAYLOR, MAE Sister Commercial Basketball 3 Dancing Club 1 FHA 3 .Honor Roll 2, 3 Homemaking Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Usher Class Night 3 Yearbook 4 1 have a heart with room for every joy. VANDERMINDEN, DIANE ALDi9! Academic Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 CAC 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Appreciation Club 3 Riding Club 4 State Music Festival 2 Tennis Club I Usher Class Night 3 Washington County Music Fes- tival 2, 3 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 A horse! a horseg My kingdom for a horse .' TOWN, WILLIAM atwillyn Commerical Baseball 4 Tennis Club 4 Yearbook 4 Those dark ey demure. es with pride BMW AW ,,1 ,,Ap ff Def jfjmpt WV MA X if ,fff mpg M5 WAX ffgffwzi WAITE, KAY Peanuts Commercial Coke Committee 4- Dancing Club 1, 2, 3 Junior Picnic Committee 3 Library Club 2 Usher Senior Play 4 Let the world slideg I'll not budge an inch. WAITE, EMILY saEm9v Commercial Basketball 4 CAC 1, 4 Let this be a world of friendship WALDO, CAROL Home Economics Dancing Club 1 Senior Play 4 Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. WILLIAMS, GERALD L6Jerry!7 Academic Hockey 3 Tennis Club 2 To live long it is necessary to live wisely. WILLIAM, PRUDY aprudyn Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Chorus 4 Dance Band 3 Dancing Club 1, 2 GAC 4 Honor Roll l, 3 Music Appreciation Club 4 Washington County Music Fes- tival 2, 3 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 IRC 4 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Usher Graduation 3 She walks in beauty, like the night. WILLIAMS, MARY s4Maris9 Commercial Coke Committee 4 Dancing Club 1, 2, 3 Junior Picnic Committee 3 J unior-Senior Prom Committee 3 Library Club 2 Newspaper Club 4 Usher Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Can one desire too much of a good thing? WOODARD, HAROLD '4G0mba Commercial, Industrial Senior Play Men are not measured by rulers but by time. '4My road shall be a road I made, and all I gave shall be repaizlf, fJOHN MASEFIELD Lizzie' AHIIPS Carol Howani lfaml form Jeanie- MTIME OUT FOR GINGERH THE CAST IJIANE VANDERMINDEN SALLY ANIJRUS HAROLD SHEELER PAT S'I'EWAIi'I' ELAINE COMES Ginger , , Eddie Davis 7'UIIIUl.V Crven Mr. Wilson E11 Illlfffllllllr JANE LADASKY , CHET FABIAN ,, , DAVE OWENS , MIKE O'BRIEN LARRY HOOPER 5 1 ' uf 'vqzi W' 192 pf . . z 1. ive 'gs' .aj gig It :-, V E f 'M 4. . .15 3 MW, mf 5 V 2 Qfxxx Lg1jAx X wxq sk ff ,Q mx QM ..... J? - ng 'Wx Mg --m an M .,m. m ill FE: . 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Ki xx N! l Oratorical Contest LORA RICHARDSON Most Studious Best Natured Most Bashful Best Athlete Most A bsent-Minded Best Mannerefl Most Cullible Most Ambitious Most Romantic Cleverest Most Likely To Succeed Most Talkative Wittiest F riendliest Most Pleasing Personality Best Looking Quietest Best Dancer M ost Popular Best Dressed Tallest Shortest Youngest Oldest M ost H appy-Co-Lucky Most Sophisticated Class Flirt Most Cooperative N icest Smile Most Talented Silliest Class Cupid Class Tease N oisiest 2-3 F V35 Fall MICHAEL O'BRIEN CHESTER FABIAN JOHN FABIAN ROBERT HALL JOHN FABIAN HAROLD SHEELER ROBERT ROBERTS MICHAEL O'BRIEN DAVID MacCONNELL FRED BAKER MICHAEL O'BRIEN WILLIAM DALTON FRED BAKER LARRY HOOPER STANLEY HALL ROBERT HALL ROY ROSS JOHN FABIAN DAVID OWENS DAVID MacCONNELL WILLIAM PRIEST ROBERT HALL JOHN EVANS ROBERT ROBERTS WILLIAM PRIEST CHARLES ATKINSON ROY ROSS DAVID MacCONNELL MICHAEL O'BRIEN STANLEY HALL HAROLD SHEELER WILLIAM PRIEST LARRY HOOPER WILLIAM PRIEST CHARLES ATKINSON ANNE McLELLAN MARY TATKO CAROL WALDO DIANE VANDERMINDEN ELAINE COMBS ELIZABETH MUNTON ELAINE COMBS CAROL KNIPES MARY WILLIAMS THELMA HOWE SALLY ANDRUS- ANNE McLELLAN JANE LADASKY MARY TATKO THELMA HOWE SALLY ANDRUS PRUDY WILLIAMS CAROL WALDO MARY WILLIAMS MARGE CLARK ELIZABETH MUNTON CERALDINE GREENE- SALLY ANDRUS JANET JONES SHARON DUEL MARY GREENE JANE JAMESON- JOAN JONES KAY WAITE- ANNE McLELLAN- DIANE VANDERMINDEN JANE LADASKY ANNE McLELLAN JANE LADASKY- MARGE CLARK SALLY ANDRUS MARY EVANS JANE LADASKY JANE JAMESON JANE LADASKY ,bf yin tml, SALLY ANDRUS , . , ,...... CHARLES ATKINSON DOUGLAS BAKER .LL.,....., FRED BAKER .,,.,,.,-.,,,,,,,,, JAMES BALDWIN .,,,,,,,,,7.77, LAWRENCE BARNES .,..,,,.E JAMES BROWN ..,....,,,E-,,., WILLIAM BROWN ...L... JOYCE BURCH ..,,CA,,,,,C, DOUGLAS CASEY ..,........... VINCENT CHADWICK MARJORIE CLARK .,....,.. DAWN CLEVELAND ....... ELAINE COMBS ..,,.,,I.,. JAMES CRAMER ..,,,, ANN CRANDALL ......... WILLIAM DALTON ........, KENNETH DEKALB .....,.. SHARON DUEL .A...,w-..,, JOHN EVANS .........,,. MARY EVANS ,,,,.,,,,.. CHESTER FABIAN ..S.... JOHN FABIAN ,.,....,... 064 '7 7' riding to the movies on Jon's bicycle? .-..-......,.L.,....... not clowning around? talking slowly? .. not staring at Margie? shaving every day? taking ballet lessons? as a midget? riding a bicycle built for two? driving in stock-car races? teaching English? playing patty-cake? -- on friendly terms with Mr. Hansen? with a come-hither look? going steady? -- as a stock broker on Wall Street? being a B-A-K-E-R? without his weeds? loving to give a speech? being serious for a whole day? as a girl hater? going steady with Jim Brown? painting the school pink? being on time? YVONNE FISKE ..A............ .... n ot getting mail from the service? RICHARD COULD .............s. .V,..,.,.,,... w ith a Van Dyke beard? GERALDINE GREENE ........ not trying to gain weight? MARY GREENE .,...,.......... ...v.,s....... ..,,,,,. w i thout her Vermont accent? ROBERT HALL ........... ---- - ......... .......,....... ,...,............,................, 5 f eet tall? STANLEY HALL .....,,..,.... .....,.......,.........,.,. .. ...,.. .,.. ..,,, a l onely bachelor? GLORIA HARRINGTON ..,.... ...... 0 wning a penthouse in New York City? GRACE HOLCOMB .s...s-.... ...........,..a,.,.....,.,I.,,.,,,,.v.V w ithout her lipstick? VERONICA HOOD ,,.,.,,...,...v ...,.., ,................ w i th a 4-O waistline? LAWRENCE HOOPER THELMA HOWE ,sc,.Icc,c JANE JAMESON JANET JONES ese, JOAN JONES s,,..,..., CAROL KNIPES ..i.,,., JANE LADASKY .,.........,.. ALICE LIEBIC .cc,.c.,,...v.c..t..,c DAVID MacCONNELL BARBARA MARTELLE?-Wu REN A MCCLURE ......,.. WAYNE McKEAN ........ ANNE McLELLAN ....,.,. LORENZO MEAD .......... BARRY MOORE .......,....... RAYMOND MOORE ......,.,.,. ELIZABETH MUNTON MICHAEL O'BRlEN ..... ff' DAVID owi-:Ns ,,...,...,,. ZANE PARRY ..,...,...,, without a jeepful of kids? fighting with the teachers? staying away from Hartford? being the noisiest girl in school? owning a pet snake? wearing a dunce cap? .- ,......,,. .......... - -- not flirting? talking for 4-5 minutes? driving 30 mph? without earrings? ......, .,...,....,,,..,. w ithout a smile? teaching high school? driving Mr. Hansen to work every day? executive manager of the ASP? .. ,,,,s,,.e,.r....,,.,....,, as- a tap-dancer? as a loud politician? hating children? as a prosperous farmer? as Granville's No. 1 street cleaner? going steady with Elaine Combs? JOSEPH PEKAR ...... JOHN PLISKO ......... JOSEPH PONDA ............. RAYMOND POTTER WILLIAM PRIEST ....,..,.. LORA RICHARDSON ROBERT ROBERTS ....,.,. down to earth? not aggravating a teacher? winning a safe-driving contest? leaving the girls alone? voted the shyest boy in school? with jet black hair? not aggravating the girls? ROY ROSS ......,......... ..........,,....,..... f ishing with a pole? AGNES SABOL ..,..,..... ....., r unning her own restaurant? HAROLD SHEELER ....,,.,,...,...,,,,,,,,-., hating to sing? ROGER SMITH .....,,..i......,, ......w.....................,... .,..,,......... p i n-curling his hair? PATRICIA STEWART ....... .,............,.............,.....i.,o.,...,....., w ith a poodle haircut? RUSSELL STEWART teaching dancing lessons at Arthur Murray's studio? MARY TATKO ,....V...... ..........................,..........................v......,.... m ilking cows? MAE TAYLOR V,w.......,......V. ...... . . .............,...7..,.....,7,,,.,7,,7,.... working in a.rodeo? WILLIAM TOWN .,,,.,..,.,,...,,..... ....... i n a peace alliance with Mrs. Coates? DIANE VANDERMINDEN ,.,... ,,,......,...,........,,.,,,,,,, n ot reading a novel? EMILY WAITE .,................. ..............,......,,.. w ith short blond hair? KAY WAITE .....,,,.,....., ........ a s a chorus girl on Broadway? CAROL WALDO ............,. ,........,,.,....,..,..,.,..... r eally talkative? GERALD WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS ...v,..... PRUDY WILLIAMS D....ccs.css,.c.,ccsvcc,.c...DD.icvs.i....s.,...isci..c..,sf HAROLD WOODARD .L-.L..---.,......-----... .... no getting a speeding ticket? with straight hair? as a gypsy fortune-teller? t missing a day of school? P The year is 1966. The place is the office of the Great Zedda, a noted crystal ball gazer. He has looked into his shining sphere and come up with many facts about the class of 1956, which are as follows: Sally Andrus is half owner of Zayachek Brothers Slate Company. Sam owns the other half. Charlie Atkinson has replaced the American History teacher at Granville High. It seems the teacher suffered a nervous breakdown. Fred Baker, after making an unsuccessful attempt to join up with Stan Kenton, is now stationed in East Timbuckto where he is playing his clarinet to charm snakes. Douglas Baker is the national president of the F.F.A. Jim Baldwin wrestles the Mighty Atlas in Madison Square Garden tonight. Larry Barnes has a successful job as a Fuller Brush salesman. Jim Brown is sports reporter for Field and Stream. Bill Brown has discovered a way to obtain fresh, cold milk. He keeps his cows in a walk-in cooler. Joyce Burch has inherited a large sum of money, and now she has a different color Buick for every day of the week. Doug Casey is working as a lumberjack in the Maine woods. Vincent Chadwick is working as an efficiency expert for a large factory. In his own personal life he has figured out how to save forty minutes every day. Now he is trying to decide what to do with the forty minutes he can save. Marge Clark has come back to G.H.S. several times for a P.G. course in American History. Dawn Cleveland has been appointed Superintendent of Nurses at Bellevue Hospital in New York. Elaine Combs has just been elected president of the National Bird Watchers' Society. Robin Cramer has won the Nobel Prize for raising the first cow to give goat's milk. Ann Crandall has become a Baker. Bill Dalton has just written a book that advises everyone who wants to be healthy and happy to follow his example. The title of his book is Why Hurry? Kennie DeKalb has become famous for his square-dancing all over the country. Sharon Duel is now the Presidential Press Secretary. ,lake Evans has made scads of money posing for the new Colgate ads. Mary Evans is now playing third chair, first violin in the Chicago Symphony. Chester Fabian has been studying hieroglyphics for the last ten years and is now using this system in all his business affairs so that he won't have to worry about spelling. John Fabian has set up a filling station in Glens Fallsg he is in competition with his father. Yvonne Fiske, Mary Greene, and Gloria Harrington have their own radio program. They keep us up to date on the latest hillbilly hits. Richard Gould has just recently discovered a universal solvent. He is now trying desperately to find something to keep it in. Geraldine Greene has become a famous photographer. She still uses her Brownie Hawkeye. Bob Hall is now a dancing instructor in one of Arthur Murray's studios. Stan Hall is now a famous movie star. He has more girls than ever swooning over him now. Grace Holcomb is operating a successful store in Wells. Ronnie Hood is directing an all-girls, choir. She hopes to add a few male voices soon. Larry Hooper is making plans for the building of a gymnasium for Colleen, which will be all her own. Thelma Howe is now one of the highest paid commercial artists in the world. Janet I ones has continued her studies in home economics and has discovered a new type of can opener that works with the press of a button. Jane Jameson is still foot-loose and fancy-free. Joan Jones with the help of Rena McClure has established a big hotel on Lake Erie. Carol Knipes is now teaching mathematics at G.H.S. She has just written a textbook entitled Plane Geometry Without Pain. ,lane Ladasky has set up a hot-dog stand in Yankee Stadium. Alice Liebig is working in the Granville Post Office licking stamps. David MacConnell is now managing Indianapolis Speedway. That's one place he can speed and get away with it. Barbara Martelle is doing TV commercials. She advertises Dr. Drizzly's Dreamy Eye Shadow. Wayne McKean and Ray Moore are working in Whitcomb's pounding nails. Ann McLellan is a private duty nurse for a wealthy old gentleman. Lorenzo Mead is no longer in this country. He went to Arabia to join the Foreign Legion. 0 Barry Moore has originated a new type of Kleenex with orlon fibers for added strength. Elizabeth Munton has become very wealthy. Many people feel that she got much of her money while working as Treasurer of the 1956 yearbook. Michael O'Brien, now Dr. O'Brien, has developed a new type of drug which deafens doctors to the moaning and groaning of their patients. David Owens has been named Mr. America of 1966. Zane Parry has gone to Alaska to sell the Eskimos refrigerators. Needless to say, he has a very convincing sales talk. Joe Pekar has just recently invented a new type of snow' shovel. It is electric and disposes of the snow simply by melting it. .lohn Plisko is now wearing collapsible stilts. When he doesn't need them, he folds them up and puts them in his pocket. Joe Ponda has become a pool shark. Ray Potter recently auditioned to play drums in Les Brown's band. Although he failed in this, he did not give up. He formed his own dance band called Ray's Ritzy Ramblers? Lora Richardson advertises for Halo shampoo. Her pretty blond hair has caused Halo's sales to double. Bob Roberts has invented a whistle to call human beings that cannot be heard by dogs. Bud Ross is running the largest cat and rat ranch in the state of Vermont. Agnes Sabol has just bought the business of her former employer, Michael flumboj Caruso. The place is now called Little Aggie's. Harold Sheeler was scheduled to play his clarinet at the Copa Cabana but he was fired. It seems that he liked to mambo better than he liked to play his clarinet. Roger Smith is raising skunks whose skins he will sell to make coats. He has discovered how to de-fume them so that this is possible. Pat Stewart has pursued her education in the field of home economics. She has recently written a thesis on The Best Way to Boil Waterf' Russell Stewart has started a reforestation movement in Pawlet. In order to reach the Stewart farm, you now have to blaze a trail. Mary Tatko has just inherited the Tatko slate quarries. Mae Taylor is now working as a stenographer for the Whishy, Washy and Wendy, Inc. Diane Vanderminden has become especially renowned. She is the first who has traveled completely around the world on horseback. Her invention which she calls upontooned horseshoesw made this possible. Emily Waite has discovered how to keep hair from turning gray. She is selling her secret at tremendous prices. Kay Waite is working in Joe Ponda's quarry. Carol Waldo is starring in the movie which is the sequel to The Quiet Man. It is called The Quiet Woman. Jerry Williams is working with Mr. Fasco selling Glo-White. Jerry does the selling while Mr. F asco sits back and glows. Mary Williams has designed a new type of Bermuda shorts. They are worn for evening wear. Prudy Williams, who is still known for her calm disposition, has been hired by C.H.S. to help quiet the cheerleaders after, a particularly rousing game. William Town and Harold Woodard have become all-night disc jockeys. NAME ANDRUS, SALLY ATKINSON, CHARLES BAKER, DOUGLAS BAKER, FRED BALDWIN, JAMES BARNES, LAWRENCE BROWN, JAMES BROWN, WILLIAM BURCH, JOYCE CASEY, DOUGLAS CHADWICK, VINCENT CLARK, MARJORIE CLEVELAND, DAWN COMBS, ELAINE CRAMER, JAMES CRANDALL, ANN DALTON, WILLIAM DEKALB, KENNETH DUEL, SHARON EVANS, JOHN EVANS, MARY FABIAN, CHESTER FABIAN, JOHN FISKE, YVONNE GOULD, RICHARD GREENE, GERALDINE GREENE, MARY HALL, ROBERT HALL, STANLEY HARRINGTON, GLORIA HOLCOMB, GRACE HOOD, VERONICA HOOPER, LAWRENCE HOWE, THELMA JAMESON, JANE JONES, JANET JONES, JOAN KNIPES, CAROL Za!! AMBITION Succeed after college Bachelor at 23 Marines Go to Texas G. E. course Own a hot rod Civil engineer Photographic Technician Time will tell Time will tell Go to college To be successful Teacher Live and he happy Farmer Time will tell F.B.I. Farmer Secretary Shirley Secretary Engineer Commercial Artist Meet Uncle Ray Stay home Teacher Bookkeeper Go into business Operating engineer Marriage Waitress Secretary Own a car Travel Hold my man Go to California College Grow daisies PET PEEVE Being called Sarah Yvonne Stuck-up women Jazz haters Conceited people Miss Wagner No cigarettes Smoking and drinking Sunday drives People who complain Yankee fans Narrow minded people Shy boys Chemistry Mr. Hanson Certain teachers Point system Some teachers Wise guys Dalton Women who smoke Mr. Hanson Mr. Bruno Boys who won't argue Staying after school Being called Blondie Fighting with boys History quizzes Destructive people Stuck-up people Noisy people Tests Jeeps The New York Yankees Staying home People Boys who don't dance Road hogs FAVORITE SAYING That chokes me all up Why, sure Will you look at that Ech! What be I gonna do now Cut it out! Well, I'll be darned Working hard? Are you kidding? Donlt know, do ya? Hi ya That's kinda dumb I'll see ya Now, letls not be hasty Hello there Men are a necessary evil Women, women, women Oh, I wouldnit say that You said it, I didn't GAUDY Alrighty, alright! Gee, Dad Variety is the spice of life Got another letter from Dick You said it No kiddin' Boy Oh sure, half a dozen times Oh, I wouldnlt say that That would be telling Oh ya What you going to do now Takes one to know one I'll never tell For heaven's sake That's kind of cute Nice car, no face You're clowning You said a mouthful t, FAVORITE PASTIME Dancing Square dances West Haven Playing Sax History quizzes Dancing Detention halls Hunting Skipping Dating Watching TV Dancing Movies Reading Chewing gum Dancing Detention halls Square dances Loafing I'll never tell TV Necking Drawing Air Force Sleeping Square dances Necking Square dances Hunting Ralph Photography Reading Driving Drawing Bob Photography Dancing fi 2-he I ,NN ll- Driving ff o I QQ 1, iii, ff .E2Q5:I::1fjff'3 - ., 1 I JJ If lllm 'g. 1 .1 963 v' 6 tn X N-0 M 0' I , . -.. .- .x -Q FAVORITE SONG Mr. Sandman Beer Barrel Polka Slow Poke September Song Seventeen Autumn Leaves It Tickles This Old House I Understand That's Me Without You Unchained Melody Moonlight Serenade Moments To Remember It Had To Be You San Antone Rose Teach Me Tonight Only You The Bible Tells Me So Autumn Leaves Yes, You Are The Longest Walk It Tickles Cherry Pink Stardust Black Denim Trousers Love Me Or Leave Me Learning To Love The Bible Tells Me So The Bible Tells Me So It's Almost Tomorrow Seventeen Moonlight In Vermont High And The Mighty We Could Make Believe How Important Can It Be It's Almost Tomorrow Song of the Dreamer It's A Sin To Tell A Lie NAME LADASKY, JANE LIEBIG, ALICE MacCONNELL, DAVID MARTELLE, BARBARA McCLURE, RENA McKEAN, WAYNE McLELLAN, ANN MEAD, LORENZO MOORE, BARRY MOORE, RAYMOND MUNTON, ELIZABETH O,BRIEN, MICHAEL OWENS, DAVID PARRY, ZANE PEKAR, JOSEPH PLISKO, JOHN PONDA, JOSEPH POTTER, RAYMOND PRIEST, WILLIAM RICHARDSON, LORA ROBERTS, ROBERT ROSS, ROY SABOL, AGNES SHEELER, HAROLD SMITH, ROGER STEWART, PATRICIA STEWART, RUSSELL TATKO, MARY TAYLOR, MAE TOWN, WILLIAM VANDERMINDEN, DIANE WAITE, EMILY WAITE, KAY WALDO, CAROL WILLIAMS, GERALD WILLIAMS, MARY WILLIAMS, PRUDY WOODARD, HAROLD g A 3 6-I? WT ! Za!! AMBITION Nursery School Teacher Pass Chemistry Mathematician Secretary Secretary Forest ranger Nurse Wean my car Metallurgist Auto Mechanic Secretary or Nurse College Retire at 21 Operating engineer Make-out artists Admiral in the Navy Accountant Navy Major Leaguer Nurse Customize a Mercury Farmer Secretary Concert musician Farmer Beautician Farmer Go to college Secretary Graduate Co to college Marines Typist To become Mrs. --? Own a car Housewife Graduate from college Service P I 7 4,- JE' x 5 Z , I ra' PET PEEVE Teasers Reports for history Slow drivers Poultney college girls High class people Mr. Hansen Loud people High-priced gas stations History Books Swearing College entrance exams Homework Big time operators History Miss Wagner Miss Wagner Mr. Bruno History' Vulgar language Wise guys History Blushing Snakes Mr. Hansen Gossip Mr. Bruno Surprize quizzes Troublemakers History quizzes Rainy weather Selfish drinkers Staying home C. Austin Dawson Homework Staying home Surprise quizzes School ' .c A is 1 A X, er! FAVORITE SAYING Oh, Christmas FAVORITE PASTIME Square dancing FAVORITE SONG No, Not Much Do I have to get up? Movies String Of Pearls How are you? Driving Highway 101 As sure as shootin' Dating I Believe For goodness sakes Baby-sitting Autumn Leaves That don't cut any ice Hunting High And The Mighty Wouldn't that frost you? Having fun My Happiness Pay no extension Loafing Highway 101 Could Be? Tinkering It Tickles Well, I'll be jiggered Cars Yellow Rose Of Texas Dash it Baby-sitting Theme From Medic Funny man Music Balcony Rock I don't know Driving Autumn Leaves Thump it! Roamin' Show Me The Way Home Drop dead! Day-dreaming Yellow Rose Of Texas What's done is done Driving Yellow Rose Of Texas Quit your wiggling Driving Joey 1,11 be Dancing September Song You applehead Baseball I'll Never Stop Loving You Don't know, do you? Reading Melody Of Love If you drink, donit Flying Wake The Town Don't know, do you? Dancing A Satisfied Mind Oh, for heaven's sake Hiking Wake The Town Oh! Joy! Singing Because Of You Makes you wonder Square dancing Seventeen For the love of Mike Eating Unchained Melody Where there iS 21 will Movies Yellow Rose of Texas It's enough to gag yOu Dancing Moonlight Serenade For Pete's sake Sewing Yellow Rose of Texas Darn it Sleeping Rock Around The Clock YOU tell me Horses When You're In Love Drink and be UICIIY Dancing Making Believe Jazzy Dancing Stardust H35 he got blue Wes? Reading Unchained Melody Whafs that prove? Pool Yellow Rose Of Texas And YOU kIl0W it, t00 Square dancing Stardust leepers Dancing Moonlight Serenade Thatis tough G Hunting Ain't That A Shame 4 A56 5V 'af' X t 7 ' it e ' ' , , V sw 4 . . fy l , u .f K X , O , at 1 Y . . ' X B J wddzydlh Sally Andrus leaves her height to Eleanor Ames. Charles Atkinson leaves his manner of being heard to Mike Dennis. Douglas Baker leaves his crew-cut to Tom Best. Fred Baker leaves his ability to look dumb to Bill Dudla. James Baldwin leaves his side burns to Joe Panoushek. Larry Barnes leaves his flirting ways to Michael Hitchen. James Brown leaves his appetite to anyone who wants it. William Brown leaves to become a bachelor. Joyce Burch leaves her ability to lie to Mrs. Coates with a straight face to Freddie Hammond. Douglas Casey leaves his ability to make excuses to Mrs. Coates to any future law student. Vincent Chadwick leaves his flashy jacket to Bob MacEachron. Marge Clark leaves her place on the cheerleading squad to anyone who can yell. Dawn Cleveland leaves her job of delivering notices to any girl with the best qualifications. Elaine Combs leaves all the sweaters willed to her to anyone who can use them. James Cramer leaves for Danby. Ann Crandall leaves to spend more time with Fred. William Dalton leaves Mr. Hansen with a sigh of relief. Kenneth DeKalb leaves his blush to Joe Smith. Sharon Duel leaves her silliness to Alberta Munton. John Evans leaves his Ipana smile to Willy Pauquette. Mary Evans leaves her privilege of being late to Molly Biggs. Chester Fabian leaves his initials in the third seat in the fifth row in the study hall. John Fabian leaves his ability to be on time to future seniors. Yvonne Fiske leaves her red and white knee socks to Yvonne Clark. Richard Gould leaves his non-running car to Terry Knipes. Geraldine Greene leaves her flash-camera to Anne Smith. Mary Greene leaves her Vermont accent to Sheila Raw. Bob Hall leaves his basketball playing ability to future Varsity players. Stanley Hall leaves his pleasing personality to Nick Resetar. Gloria Harrington leaves to marry Ralph. Grace Holcomb leaves her hair ribbons to Carol Pratt. Veronica Hood leaves her red hair and freckles to Gale Lewis. Larry Hooper leaves his jeep to Mr. Murphy so that he won't get stuck in snow banks. Thelma Howe leaves her ability to draw to future art students. Jane Jameson leaves the boys alone--at last. Janet Jones leaves her size five white bucks to Jon Zayachek. Joan Jones leaves her green hair to any junior girl who wants to be different. Carol Knipes leaves her brains to Bill Dudla. Jane Ladasky leaves her copy of How To Flirt in the library. Alice Liebig leaves her bashfulness to Jan Harrington. David MacConnell leaves his flirting ways to Meazio Billow. Barbara Martelle leaves her earrings to Melvina Reed. Rena McClure leaves her quiet ways to Jane Grastorf. Wayne McKean leaves to become president of A8zP. .E ,, .. .-1 .1 Anne McLellan leaves her headaches of collecting dues to the future senior treasurer. Lorenzo Meade leaves his job as manager of piling cans in the A8zP to Lyle Close. Barry Moore leaves Miss Dvorak with a sigh of regret. Ray Moore leaves his car to Rita Hurley. Elizabeth Munton leaves her quiet ways to Helene Doty. Michael OiBrien leaves his blush to Danny Campell. David Owens leaves his D.A. to Bob Croff. Zane Parry leaves his hot-rod to Raymond Ross. Joseph Pekar leaves his blonde hair to the girls, who can get it. John Plisko leaves his shyness to Louie Distasio. Joseph Ponda leaves his basketball ability to Alex Ladasky. Raymond Potter leaves his naturally curly hair to Ruth Peets. William Priest leaves his jokes to Pat Fish. Lora Richardson leaves her blonde hair to any lucky underclassman. Robert Roberts leaves his crew-cut to Don Baker. Roy Ross leaves the freshman girls with a sigh. Agnes Sabol leaves her job at Jumbo's to anyone interested. Harold Sheeler leaves for Hollywood to replace Clark Gable. Roger Smith leaves his Vermont accent to John McHenry. Patricia Stewart leaves her homemaking ability to Shirley Crouch. Russell Stewart leaves his long strided walk to Kenny Montgomery. Mary Tatko leaves her car to Griff Thomas so he won't have to ride the bus. Mae Taylor leaves her job at Bloom's store to any interested junior. William Town leaves his winning ways with Mrs. Coates to Mike Gilbert. Diane Vanderminden leaves her athletic ability to Betty Billow. Emily Waite leaves her brother's sweaters to anyone they will fit. Kay Waite leaves her flirting ways to .lean Hawter. Carol Waldo leaves her shyness to Yvonne Clark. Gerald Williams leaves his place at the pool tables in Jumbo's to Dick Parker Mary Williams leaves her curly hair to Cora Hicks. Prudy Williams leaves her good looks to some lucky girl. Harold Woodard leaves Linda MacConnell in G.H.S. for three more years. One bright morning in September of 1952, 110 new Freshmen began their career at Granville High School. The first few days, of course, were spent roaming the halls in search of the right classrooms. QA characteristic common to most Freshman classes.J At our first class meeting we started off on the right foot, with Mrs. Pauquette and Mr. Porter as our class advisors, by electing the following class officers: Presi- dent, Mary Tatkog Vice President, Jim Browng Secretary, Dave MacConnellg and Treasurer, Pat Stewart. Many of the members of our class were getting adjusted to their new environ- ment by joining different clubs and organizations. In their freshman year Jack Evans and Joe Ponda were playing on the ,I.V. basketball team. The year passed very quickly, but by .lune.we were all ready for our summer vacation. The following September, one year nearer our goal, saw fewer of the same students start their Sophomore year. Our shyness was gone and with a certainty .- austin' of purpose, we arranged our classes and were off to a year of work and fun. The officers elected to serve for the year were: President, Mike 0'Brieng Vice President, Dave MacConnellg Secretary, Marge Clark, and Treasurer, Sally Andrus. The ability of many of our members was evident by our representation in cheer- leading, basketball, baseball, and football. When September rolled around again, we began to feel the pride of being upper- classmen, but the day when we would be Seniors still seemed a long way off. How- ever, it wasn't all glory because we had a busy year ahead of us. For our class officers we elected: President, Mike 0'Brieng Vice President, Dave MacConnell, Secretary, Sally Andrus, and Treasurer, Joyce Burch. This year we find six members of our class going to the County Music Festival and two to the State Music Festival. Harold Sheeler made quite a name for himself by winning the American Legion oratorical contest. During the last half of the year we sold candy, greeting cards, and wrapping paper to help with the expenses of next year. We all enjoyed our annual Junior-Senior Prom, especially since we had Garry Stevens' orchestra. The gym was decorated to represent the theme Melody of Love. We ended the year with our class picnic at Lake St. Cathrine. At last we were Seniors! We knew that this would be our most enjoyable year even though it would also be our busiest. This year our class officers were: Presi- dent, Mike O'Brieng Vice President, Sally Andrus, Secretary, ,lane Ladasky, and Treasurer, Ann McLellan. We began to raise money for our yearbook as soon as possible by selling maga- zines, candy, greeting cards, and coke. Our dramatic production for the year was Time Out for Ginger. As it turned out, the play was a tremendous success. Actually, though, we think the most fun was had at the rehearsals. Harold Sheeler is again progressing in the oratorical contest, and will soon com- pete in the Area District Contest, and Washington County Contest. Plans will soon be started for our prom, and we hope it will be as successful as last year's. Everyone of us is looking forward with great anticipation to that important day in the near future when we will graduate. We know that our four years at Granville High has done much to prepare us for what lies ahead, and that we have all benefited in many ways from our four years at Granville High. We wish to extend our best wishes to all the underclassmen who will be following in our footsteps a few short years from now, and we sincerely hope that they have as much fun and enjoyment, as well as a sense of accomplishment, that we derived from our days at G.H.S. K -.VW ef , I L if kgg, ,..,,i,4ic3-5 . JSE I 5912. frgiifffi1'r 1V fE'f1Jiz2 Nf1:5fv2.:9f !r11 ' gljfin- -fvfiiiigilgli Q, f rs1f2 Q: 5. ggi 'E-nQ,,...L: jjfgjgaf- Q 34:11, , g, k Q f 1 V. - , ,l A E if 72 gm L V E 7 1 was vu wr g 5' wi, V 1 W, 9 ,, ,ew , , Nam . Maia S, ,QW X ,W ya-.fc , A ,Q a di. 1 Wm ' N JN 3 W . 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