Granville High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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BLUE AND WHITE K Q LELAND CASE-Casey. French Club. A modest young man, who divides his time making sodas and reading. HAZEL GOSNELL- . Glee Clubg French Clubg Y. W. f C. A. I am not bashful. JOHN EVERETT-Jolmny. if Three stories high, long, lanky and lean. gh ' MARY CHESSHIR- Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g French Clubg Staff. Skipping lightly o'er her studies While others break their shins.

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BLUE AND WHITE CLARE LACOCK-Lady. Atlileticsg Staffg French Club. Yes, he's won more than fame in athletics. MAYME ZETTA JACKSON- Glee Clubg French Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Staff. Precious things come in packages small. FRANK DUMM-Dumb. French Clubg Athletics. He is earnest in his endeavors, and being earnest causes no regrets. THELMA WRIGHT-Billy. V Y. W. C. A. Those inimitable curls and rosy blushes.

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12 BLUE AND WHITE LITERARY CLASS HISTORY One bright sunny morning in September, 1918, forty pupils fresh from the eighth grade took their places under the direction of Miss Wright. From the very first day when we entered Room 9 we were given the much dreaded title Fresh- men and this we were doomed to carry for at least one year. During our Freshman year, we did not have one single class party. However, even under the hard knocks of upper classmen we stood our ground .bravely and studied hard and at last became Sophomores. September again! but how different, the biggest reason was that we were proud of having a name other than that of Freshman. It was during our Sophomore year that the Blue and White made its first appearance. Hallowe'en brought us our first High School party and didn't we enjoy it? . That year the Sophomore class won all the prizes at the preliminary oratorica-l contest. At Newark we were again victorious, the honors being carried off by a member of our class, Kenneth Breeze. Our class diminished until at the Junior roll call only twenty-seven responded. As Juniors we were again successful and carried oif two of the prizes at the oratorical contest. The first prize in the history essay contest was won by one of our members, Mayme Zetta Jackson. Although as Juniors we had several parties, the most important feature along social lines was the Junior-Senior ba-nquet which was given at the close of the year. September, 1921! We are Seniors! Yes, Seniors, after years of hard work mixed with those good old social times. Surely as we look back over those first years, we can truthfully say that our high school days have been the best and happiest of our lives. Think of those wonderful feeds, especially when some test was on foot. Think of our athletes help- ing old G. H. S. to win her championships. Now, June, 1922, twenty-four boys and girls are leaving dear old G. H. S. to face the wide, wide world. Some will go to college, while some will seek other duties and occupations, but wherever we are we will remember that our worth is due to the kind and ever-ready help of our teachers. As each day brings us to the realization that school days will soon be over we xalolglexs how G. H. S. will get along without the class of 22 and the class without ' ' ' -HAZEL V. JOHNSON, '22, CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1922 of Granville, Licking County, Ohio, being in good health and of sound and disposing mind, and memory, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. 1 We do hereby direct that all our debts and funeral expenses be paid, and that our services be conducted by our friends in a fitting manner. We give and bequeath to the board of education our latest plans for the new High school building. To the most highly honored members or the faculty we give and bequeath our good-will and best wishes for successful classes next year. To the Juniors we leave our jolly times and the many opportunities to have feeds. To the Sophomores we give and bequeath our amiability. I To the Freshmen we do give and bequeath our rare brilliancy. The personal bequests of the Senior members are as follows: Catherine Richardson bequeaths her bashfulness to Louvera Yates. Frances Davies leaves her green middy to Alice Cook. Bernice Welsh wills her French correspondents to Edith Welsh. Hazel Gosnel leaves her Glee Club credits to Florence Bailey.