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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1928 volume:

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X if X ' x x f' X X w 1 X H ,..-' , Q ,- 1 XXX 4 ., A ,X 5 -X Q xl, '55 -..M N x XX 'v1 f' 1 If N A..f' 'XM ,f' ' ' 555 '32, ' xxx -f '-..- Q f' q ' U' V1 5 V4 , A M .,M,f' X NMS 4: HS.: ygiqf. Af Q, 031-,5k. .f Q. ff. X-rd N sw qw ji., , R. . sQ'? A7 ,5 .V ,V 'REI If . Na z fr . ' X 'f 451' 5455 1 gf V ' 5 'jf I yr- J ' 2 f f . .' Nw if ' ,i f --S x ff v 1 - - 'Q X x S xx Vx ,v f 1' I ft. if f I I 1. ,ff DEDHQATHCGDN The staff of this, the publication of H 7: Q E 1 our SCHMJJUH, dlefuiffauirrs Ito Elalru Snniilu, - 1 4, riemml, muvismg and helper, not oniy this f i if I K ' Slllllglb VOHUIIIHHB, QBIHSU dl VUHUJIEIIITXC of , friendship, undlyflng and unlforgerfzmmeg ,l X , A X l??Na ,f J X X iv J , , K f at . I A 1 1 V!! rl, , W' If I ff A f W W jjj X 1, W:fsfff' Nw TMNX, Aff 'ifffijglv A f X4 ' NN i?k,' BNI? ,z Lf, H . XX -'MXN'--.., xl. W K 2?ffx.x., , . Q 'JL 'f E s -1PM K I , X ,QR QNSLQ N Y aMamN4Xew ffigxwy, qff 'Q . -1. 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Vahmek , ,. ..g,..-.....x --.. 14 ' , - QL. ,.,- A U 4 M ,mag I ...Lk f-pix., -5 W AT 'V H V V 'flxn .. LZ . M' Y ':': 1 2':,Qu- ' NW-:. . A 413.19-A+?-r-T'v?4f ' , 1 A. D. ST. CLAIR SUPERINTILNDENT OF SCIIOOLS 1-Iis ready help was ever nigh. Mr. St. Clair's backing in every project was an assurance of success. His untiring efforts on our behalf coupled with his distinct capability have won for him the affection and respect of every student. MRS. NINA B. SHEPARD PRINCIPAL OF JUNIOR HIGH i'WillIout inspiration naught Can be aCconIplislIed. X As advisor of the Senior Class or principal of the Junior High her help was never X sought in vain. Her goodly Counsel will follow us wherever we go into the future's I broadening way. i f J I N A HARVEY L. WILLIAMS l N PRINCIPAL OF SENIOR I-IIOH t V ' Deeds not WoI'ds. A YW I Under l-larvey's brusque exterior beats a heart warmed by a flood of unending ' ,f it friendship. His cheery words and able assistance give him a place in our hearts but 2 few can hold. I N ily ' ' A A f Page Ifiglil . ', A .I 4' IX l fjy ' I I Rf ., Nl f I Gi X . i J I wif i 5' 'K fi -' 'Nl 'j' .X K ix lfffak my Qqliwxx 5 I XX jug. 1, I ,Jr - lg 'um' TIIOIVIAQ W. PHILIPPS Science Denison University, B.S, DIANA TAYLOR Mr1IIlL'n1ulics Ohio Slate University, B.A.. BS. NF.VA R. HULSHIZER Home Economics Ohio Slate University, BS. H. IVIARCUERITE LINTNER Phyxicaf Educulion Ohio State University, B.A., BS. JOSEPHINE G. SPEICHER Music Iowa State Teachers College. B.A. .Viuv 'Q ADELAIDE F. IVIARVELI. Lulfn mul Frenrlz Ohio State University. BS. EARL D. SMITH PI1ysi a1EJucuI'on Denison Univcrsity, BS. DORIS E. KINER Commercial , Ohio State University, BS. 'I .il PERRY E. SNIDER Marruaf Training X Ohio Stale University, BS. IUANITA B. -IONES Englixll r Denison University. BS. A I XX A 15 'xl J . -xg 4 , x . QW hm? f . X 'I ,KA A L 1 ,K v , , f - ' President - Charles Broughton Vice-President - Jean Ressler Treasurer Frederick Detweiler Secretary - Helen Wellman fHelen's picture may be found on the opposite pageg the art editors wish to apologize for error in pictures., As we finish the senior write-ups X we pause to remember one who would X have been in our Class of '28 had not ri f tragedy taken him from our midst. f . . . 1 Q' During his life he was the most worthy ' of companions and now as we prepare v XQVQN for commencement we count as our X rl if HN choicest memory our friendship with A f Watson Rogers. p 'rf of 1 t 7 .A 'Q x 1 , I I K I '7 ' X' Page Ten i 5, A 1 , f If v f xp x K, A N i , Q Y v ,Z-Lf- exwx R f f - . V? Wk- 4' fxx r QQ' .' . . X 'V llllf ' Q Ill ff li Q X ' 'i ,APN-:XX R ,lxgfv HX ,b ,ry XX il Q pr A 1 X , V xxwf ,Lbs ox NX, ff ifksxlr fx, a S , ll., V MARY ELIZABETH EDDY A lilcrury lady. Annual 5tafl3 News Staff 13, Editor 4,3 Glee- Club 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Senior Play3 Operetta 1l, 2, 3, 4,,3 Oratorical 13,3 Basketball 14,3 Girl Reserve 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Typing awards3 Class Basketball 13,3 Class Volleyball 13, 4,. ROBERT EDWAIQDS Born for success he sccmczlf' Annual 5tafl3 Clubs 12, 3, 4,3 Senior Play, Operetta 12. 3, 4,3 Football 12, 3, 4,3 Hi-Y 13, 4,3 Class Basketball 13, 4,. LUCILLE ANKRUM Huw swovl anal fair she scvnis lo lun Glee Club 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Operetta 14,3 Girl Re- serve 1l. 2. 3. 4,3 Senior Play, Typing awanl3 Class Volleyball 12, 3, 4,3 Bookkeeping awardg Class Basketball 12, 4,. ROBERT BOVVERS fm sure llc's u lulvnlcal num. Glee Club 14,3 Operetta 12. 3. 4,3 Basketball 12, 3, 4,3 Football 12,3 Hi-Y 14,3 Typing awarLl3 Baseball 12,3 Track 13,3 Class Basket- ball l'uyt' lflvrvn PAUL LYTLE Mil .soul is full of longing for the sea. Track 1l, 2, 3. 4,3 Baseball 1l, 2. 3,3 Foot- ball 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Basketball 12, 3, 4,3 Hi-Y 12, 3, 4,3 Vice-President 14,3 Glee Club 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Operetla 1l, 2, 3,. HELEN WELLMAN Beauty seen is never lost. Annual Staff3 News Staff 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Class play3 Operetta 12,3 Oratorical 14,3 Girl Re- serves 13, 4,. ARTHUR CHARLES DARROW There lived a man. Annual Staff, News Staff 1l, 3,3 Bancl 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Orchestra 13,3 Clee Club 12, 3, 4,3 Senior Play, Operetla 12, 3, 4,3 Oratorical 14,3 Basketball 12, 3, 4, Captain 14,3 Class Bas- ketball 1l,3 Football 12, 3, 4,5 Track 13,3 Hi-Y 12, 3, 4, President 14,3 Golf Team AUDRA ABLES Come give us u luslc of your qualify. Class Volley Ball 13,3 Bookkeeping Certificate3 Typing Awarcls. X K, xv X, X- 'V YS - 3 .sf W gpaal in .f X, bi A xx , . p x ,Sp ff' ,s5l.Wb!f.f ' ff' ffl 'l l t X I I , 1 f I f N N U till jj! i- 1 ,Kp -,,k ERMA HAYNES MA lrue friend is forever zz friend. Social Committee Chairman fl, 3,5 Annual Staff5 C-lee Club fl, 2, 3, 4,5 Operetta fl, 4,5 Girl Reserves fl, 2,5 Typ.ng Awards, Book- keeping Awards. ROBERT MARSHALL Meri of few words are ilie basl men. Newton Center High School f3,5 Football f2, 4,5 Cilee Club fl. 2, 4,5 Operetta f2, 4,5 Basketball f4,5 Hi-Y C2, 3, 4,. MARY DRAGICS Friends 1 have bolli old and new. Newark High School fl,5 Cilce Club f2, 3, 4,5 Typing Award5 Operetla f2, 3,5 Operelta f2, 3,5 Girl Reserves Q25 3, 4,5 Bookkeeeping Award, Class Basketball f2, 3, 4,5 Class Vol- ley Ball 12, 3, 4,. DORIS PETERMAN Deep versed in books. Cuirl Reserves f3,5 Cnlee Club f4,5 Volleybaii f2, 3,5 Typing Awards5 Operetta lv - X i , 1 'rx 1. ' is , N' X , X i A avi '- . W - ,, ,QXA 'i V N' 2, ' 1 E Aw! rl 1 lvlll X X nggmi Tu riffs 7 . if t:-A Vi.xi5A,.Lb-V K5xN3 lExg,: CHARLES LEVERING Small in slalure bu! of greal capacity. St. Marys High School U, 2,5 Band f3, 4,5 Orchestra f3, 5 Glee Club C4, 5 H.-Y f4, 5 Operetta f3. 4,5 Class Basketball C3, 4,. FRANCES GUCKERT Wing lo talk with. Annual Stalf5 News Staff fl, 2, 3, 4,5 C-lee Club fl, 2, 3, 4, President f4,5 Senior Playg Operetta fl, 2, 3, 4,5 Girl Reserves fl, 2, 3, 4,5 Class Basketball Q2, 3, 4,5 Volley Ball Wll-LlAM MCCULLOUGH Honor lies in lionesl foil. Class Basketball FRANCES BROWN Anilzilion has no risk. Culee Club fl, 2, 3,5 Operetta fl, 2,5 Girl Reserves fl, 2, 3,5 Typing Award, Bookkeep- ing Award. P11 ge Twelve K ,,,. I I FREDERICK DETWEILER Mi-ril wins tlic soul. Cilass Treasurer 14,3 Annual Stall 14,3 Gle: Club 14,3 Senior Play 14,5 Operetta 13, 4,3 Football, Manager 14,3 Hi-Y 14,g Class Bas- lzelball 12. 3,. DOROTHY HOOD Earl, sud Io Ilifnlc Ilia' srliool year is all lvul llUlIL'.u Glev fluli 1l, 2, 3. 4,3 Operetla 1l, 2, 3. 4,3 Girl Rfservi- 1I. 2, 3, 4,3 Typing Award 13. 4,3 lilass Volley Iiall 12. 3,, faptain 14,3 Class llaslculliall 12. 3,, Captain 14,5 Annual StafI3 flass Treasurer 1I. 2,1 Class Vice- Presiclenl 13,3 Class Play PAUI. WIl.l.IAM MASTERS uRc'xnli'r'cl lo ru'n or lo rule tht- stale. Annual Stall 15, 4,3 llancl 12. 3, 4,3 Orchestra 1l. 2, 3. 4,3 Glee flub 13, 4,, 5:-cretary and 'lin-:isurer 14,3 Senior Play: Opera-tta 1l. 2. 3, 4, l'liAY 14,3 Class llaslcetball 1l,2,. VIRGINIA JOHNSON BARBARA JONES Look upon ilu' stars uml sliunie Ilicm will: lltfrii' eyes. Social Committee Chairman 12,3 Annual Stall 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Glee Club 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Senior l lay3 Operetta 1l, 2, 3, 4,1 Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 4,. Captain 14,3 Girl Reserves 1l, 2. 3. 4,3 Class Volley Ball 12, 3, 4,3 Typing Awarrl. CHARLES ARTHUR BROUGHTON Tlierv's niiscliief in lliix rnarif' Annual Stall. Business lVlanag'-r 14,Q Bansl 12. 3, 4,3 Glee Club 12. 3,, President 14,3 Orchestra 14,3 Senior Play3 Upon-lla 12, 3, 4,3 Oralorical Contest 1Z,Q lfootball 13, 4,3 Hi-Y 13, 4,3 Track 13,3 Cheerleaoler 13, 4,3 Class Basketball 1l. 2, 3, 4,3 Baseball MARGARET BAKEMAN H5110 liuilzls lltc lofty rhyme. S. A. S. 1l,, Shanghai, CIIIDSQ Newton Hig'1 School Newton, MESS., Glee Club 14,3 Open-lla 14,3 Oratorical IEAN RESSLER A tliing of livziuly is u jay fort-Ver. xr U H Class Vice-President 14,3 Class Secretary 13,3 HUPPII Um l: Irvin! Curl' I Um ffm Annual Stallg Glee Club 1I, 2, 3, 4,3 Operetta Ai ' Glen- Club 1l, 2. 3, 4,3 Girl Reserves 14, 12. 3, 4,3 Girl Reserves 1l, 2, 3, 4,3 Clasn jl Typing Awarclsg Class Volley ball 12, 3, 4,3 Play 12, 4, Typing Awarclsg Bookkeeping: 4 Class Baslcvtliall 12, 3, 4,. Class Basketball 12,g Class Volley Ball 12. 4,. LI ,. . ' - if 'N ' ig, l'4l.ll4' llIlVli't'll I, M1 ' ' x , ,ii fi ,' i i NSE K 1 . X VM RZ, LQ! Il 971. , lt ' XXI!! ' , . X I s 196, xx' 1 ,VLIJ-'L ., -- V Rf in ., . N i 5 .5 iX,lU'N ,fi f' 5, , ,,, i 5 .X .. r' ,, I MK , C K t. t tl LOIS STRICKLER Slie's more than passing fair. Culee Club fl, 2, 415 Operetta fl, 415 Girl Reserves f2, 315 Typing Awards. BEULAH KISLINGBERY A I-Ianors come by diligence. Class Volleyball O15 Girl Reserves f415 Typing Award. N I EVAN JONES t , Thought is deeper than all speech. f 1' Baseball 1215 Football f415 Cnlee Club 1, 2 l RUTH KENNEDY ll' i'Her every tone is music's min. I L 1 I IVIt. Vernon Academy Q15 C-lee Club fl, 2, Q, 'J 3, 415 Orchestra Q15 Typing Awards5 Girl Lg I K Reserves fl, 2, 3, 41. lt li' il 'I . ' K . li ,- Q7 EQ I JA xl TT T ' L ,fx rx I f ...buff sxpf so ,gg . VI I ., V, 5. my ,AA Qs-, .ef 1 .EX we v- 4.25 In , YXX -lj-egg. ,. IQTLV 1 ' so ' A I 5 vvmmfqwj 13.2 VVAL1 ER CURTIS Whose little body lodged ll mighty mind. Basketball C315 Class Basketball fl, 2, 41. EMERALD CHERRY There were giants on the earth in those days. Doane Academy U, 215 Football O, 415 Band O15 Glee Club U, 415 Operetta O, 415 Class Basketball O, 415 Hi-Y O, 415 Basketball. Manager DOROTHY SCOTT WILEY A willy beauty is a power. Constantinople College for Girls U15 Class Vice-President f215 Annual Stattg Blue and White Stall f2, 3, 415 Glee Club f2, 3, 415 Senior I Iay5 Operetla f2, 415 Oratorical Con- test Q3, 415 Cnirl Reserves f2, 3, 41. President 1415 Class Basketball CZ, 3, 415 Volley Ball G, 415 Typing Awards. ELIZABETH DEEDS Wl1ence is come thy tasting power. Typing award. Page Fomffern n CLASS PROPHECY Never will I forget that night of May 5, just before our Annual went to press. As editor of the literary department, I had to write the Senior Prophecy. Me, a mere Senior, attempting to forecast the brilliant future of the Class of '28. I spent the early part of that fateful evening trying in vain to pierce the mist that veils our future life. As I sat musing, the prescience of a being came over me: the room was filled with a mellow glow and a soft voice bade me look into the crystal which was held before me. As the opalescent film thinned, I found myself gazing upon a crowded New York boulevard. A car drew up in front of a stylish shop, bearing the illumination Ressler and Ables, designers. Out of the tonneau stepped Professor William McCullough and his wife. formerly Miss Beulah Kislingbery, of the faculty of Columbia University. Pass- ing down the street, Professor McCullough entered the Lois Strickler Florist Shop. His wife went on to ther Johnson Beauty Parlor. Watching them. the scene faded and I was transported to the American Embassy in Constantinople. A reception for the directors of the Granville Floating University, Miss Helen Wellman and Mr. Charles Levering, was in progress. As the guests moved about, I saw Miss Hood. secretary to the Ambassador, introducing Miss Wiley, dean of Constantinople College for Women. Again the scene changed-to the crowded office of Edwards and Fitch, attorneys at law. I saw the familiar face of a young girl. She was seated at a desk nearby, typing. This girl was. Lucille Ankrum. Looking over her shoulder, I perceived she was typing on the case of Richards versus Childs' restaurants. Evidently Cocky had continued his business begun under Patsy. Once more the vision shifted, this time far away-to a newspaper office in Burma. Robert Marshal had apparently just arrived there as the American correspondent. With him was Aviator Walter Curtis, his pilot. As I looked, two swathy young men entered, talking animatedly. Bob Bowers, who was training for his Olympic races, was discussing the Meet with Evan Jones, resigned pitcher of the Philadelphia Red Socks. Another picture crossed the crystal-the dining room of the Lake Placid Club. At the entrance, Erma Haynes was showing patrons to their tables. As I watched, a small bustling gentleman entered, the president of the Up and Atme Advertising Company. Flicking Miss Haynes under the chin, he asked, Have a table for Uncle and his guests? Six. Big surprise for you. Some of our friends of the Class of '28. Why Charles, how nice of you to bring them here. Turning, he motioned in Barbara jones. director of athletics at Bryn Mawr, Mary Elizabeth Eddy, National Secretary of Y. W. Camps, Ruth Kennedy, primadonna of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Paul Masters, stage artist for the National Little Players Club, Doris Peter- man, critic for the Book of the Month Club, and Margaret Bakeman. noted poet. Storm tossed billows next framed the kaleidiscope shown in the pearly crystal. A palatial ship majestically rode the dashing waves. On the bridge stood Skipper Lytle. fimagine the restl. Far below the water line, the white-clad surgeon, Doctor Darrow, labored under a delusion, assisted by a neat nurse, Frances Brown. His patient was the erstwhile check-signer for our great Nation. Frederick Detweiler. While on his way to visit the wealthy ranch owner, Emerald Cherry in South Africa, he was stricken by an acute toothache. Without the door, stood the dignified stewardess, Elizabeth Deeds. Above decks, frolicked the protegees of Mary Dragics, world-famous conductor of collegiate tours. Just then, a mythical wave engulfed the stately galleon and clouded the l V if . f ., S X . X ff Sb, .X 1 'X X crystal. In vain my searching eyes attempted to pierce the veil for my own fortune. X ff .x The magic crystal had disappeared-my vision was ended, my senses had returned.- xx! li! l FlY1ceXGuckert. 5 r Imyr- Fiflvrn ,, xx gl .L I XX - -.K - X x 'I X r X A l x 2 , ge ,149 'B ri.-' .nf 4, wlxw f asf as 'Jfi'i i1 li9ll 10 - xtogi-f v i CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-eight, of the village of Granville, in the County of Licking and the State of Ohio, considering ourselves to be of sound mind and exceeding superior intelligence and judgment, do make, publish, and declare this, our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills. In manner following that is to say! To our class of '29, we leave this sound advice which we have so ardently followed, Never sacrifice time from your school work for social events and dates! To the Freshies, we leave one box of all-day suckers, not to be opened until Xmas. To Mr. Philipps, we leave a patented suit of armor, in order that he may not in- jure his frail physique in the traffic jams between classes. Personal: Audra Ables-cooking ability-Genevieve Johnston. Lucille Akrum-loyalty--Nellie Lee Smith Robert Bowers-fondness for Annabel-Dick Price. Charles Broughton-innocence-Bob Lloyd. Emerald Cherry-sophistication-John Mears. Walter Curtis-school bus-Marvin Lantz. Frederick Detweiler-subtle sarcasm-John Shepard. Arthur Darrow-basketball captaincye-lucky man. Elizabeth Deeds-skillful needle-Mary Sweet. Mary Dragics-dancing-Betty Iles. Mary Elizabeth Eddy-giggle-George Knox. Bob Edwards-vocabulary-C. D. Schmitz. Milton Fitch-sporting pen-Dana Barker. Frances Guckert-parties-Mary Jane Lamson. Dorothy Hood--Irish wit-Thelma Sipe. Erma Haynes-good nature-Beulah Dickson. Virginia Johnson-friendliness-to needy Juniors Barbara Jones-athletics-Thelma Thomas. Evan Jones-heighth-Louis Jones. Ruth Kennedy-voice-Jake Stock. Beulah Kislingbery--math ability-Carl Weber. Francis Thompson-shenandoah-Frances Vanatta. x Charles Levering-quietness-Lester Foster. William McCullough--Buick-our friends. t Paul Masters-individuality-John Doe. Doris Peterman-skin-Pauline Thomas. Paul Richards-football ability fbad luckj-N. H. S. Jean Ressler-4winsome ways-Marsena Cox. Lois Strickler-marcel-Ruth Ellas. l- I-Ielen Wellman-long hair-Annabel Pierce. E Dorothy Wiley-cuteness-Kirk Piper. f X' Paul Lytle-touching ways-Betty Boswell. , Bob Marshal-good sporrmanship-Enoch johnson. I 5 f Margaret Bakeman-genius-Martha Mouser. it V! Frances Brown-traveling ability-Frances Tyler. 5 iv I , Thus endeth our will, in witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name this lf- K ' ninth day of May in the year Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-eight.-The Senior Class. . ,V If C --,.ll X g ,Y J 1 -' D - e g Qif f gf . 1 ,I 4 I' x IJ 4 V I fl I 2, I - .pai Q' , I . Aiixxx jk xx ' 5 I U If ss 5 K- f 1 VI f ,pw s i v NWNLQ- Qlx flex, - 9 SENIOR PLAY NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Mr. St. Clair and the faculty once again showed judgment in the choice of the play for this year's graduating class. Nothing But the Truth, by james Montgomery has been very popular through- out the country with its wealth of dry humor and tense action. The play was given on June 5 and 6 in the High School Auditorium. The cast of characters and a reume of the play follows: Robert Bennet .... .... C harles Broughton E. M. Ralston .... ........ A rthur Darrow Dick Donnelly ..... ..... F rederick Detweiler Clarence Van Dussen ..... Robert Edwards Bishop Doran ..... ...... P aul Masters Gwendolyn Ralston-- ...... Helen Wellman Mrs. E. M. Ralston-- --------- Frances Guckert Ethel Clark ----- -. ---- Mary Elizabeth Eddy Mable Jackson ---- -.. ------ Barbara Jones Sable Jackson--- ------ Dorothy Wiley Martha ----- -------. - -- ------- Lucille Ankrum Bob Bennett is a type of young man who is seldom seen in the stock markets of N. Y. To him honesty is the best policy and because of his firm belief in this maxim, he engages in a mighty war of words in which, after a fierce struggle, he is victorious. Bob is a partner in the stock firm of which E. M. Ralston is president. The Ralstons live in high society and his daughter, Gwendolyn, fiancee of Bob, is treasurer olli a committee which is to raise by subscription, the money for a new seaside home for c ildren. Gwendolyn intrusts Sl0,000, which she has raised, to Bob asking him to double it through speculation. Her father has promised that he will double the amount if she can double her 510,000 in five days. Bob dubiously promises to raise the money somehow. His opportunity comes more quickly but in a different manner from what he ex- pected. He is involved in a lengthy discussion about honesty and in the heat of the con- versation he makes a bet for 510,000 with the others of the firm that he will tell the , exact truth for twenty-four hours, or until 4 o'clock the next day. 1 ' Bob uses Gwendolyn's SI0,000 as a stake in the bet in order to be sure that he f l I doesn't try to trick them. Mr. Ralston takes him out to his summer hove over night to X I keep a strict watch over him. 'H 1 The second act is filled with the tragic results of truthfulness, as he must needs XXX XR, embarrass both himself and all his influential friencls by answering exactly thruthful state- K, ments. Even Gwendolyn is mystified,-the bet is to be known to no one but those ff-X involved,-especially when she learns from his truthful lips that he has both held in his arms and kissed a circus lady. XX ' 1 Affairs are brougt' to a climax in the third act when Bob is forced to expose Mr. ' 1 Ralston to his. wife by telling that he had lighted a cigarette for two flirts in his office. ' Q His announcement causes a near divorce. g CK X His friends are getting frantic as they see their money fading and Bob is getting f exceedingly nervous as the hour creeps around to four. f N 'AQ 1' S' z X X l W nyc' . l 1'l'Ili't'l1 , X 5 ' XX XXX Q x XX V X. X X lt A 5 N gh , - X vw-f' Q Q y uh T- ' ?':'a--fl!! . C ii fb if f J? 114- ff all t' 1 M ' . i , I fffx t ,- ,A H I f l. ll Thinking at last to corner him they tel! Gwendolyn to ask Bob what he did with her money. He frantically stalls for time and affairs reach an intensely dramatic point as the hands of the clock slowly move to 4, all unaware of the large part they have to play in what ist going on before them. , Luck is with Bob and the clock strikes before he is forced to te!! where the money is. A very humorous anti-climax ends the play as Bob, released from his terrific tor- ture, proceeds to te!! as many untruths as he can just for the pure love of hearing them once again. 6550655 !t's just plain hard to leave old G. H. S.! When you try to talk about it--words won't come- How can you tel! about the friends you've left, And all the times you've lost-and won. The life of youth is all a battle And it's here we've had our hardest knocks: We've taken them-complete, and onward, Stronger-into the fight we've gone. We've crabbed a lot-and say, we're sorry! We dic!n't mean it-even at the time! ' We guess our faculty just knew it They've all been mighty clean and fine! We won't go on and try to te!! it It's just a great big ache inside- , A lump, refusin' to be swallowed That makes a sob, we just can't hide! X We have to go-it's graduation! J Something for which we all have worked. I guess- 'F ff Goodbye! Gooclluck, appreciation! ffm Strive on! Play clean-for G. H. S.! ff i -Frances Guckert. f ,f 1 660555 i'iQ51'J.k 4 if 'ii ff! Page Ezblztccn 4. X xg, . l w ff f4 f X E ff XX 4 ff! XXX, f ' sql. , xxusgiif X iff I sr el ,ess JUNIURS The juniors started the year with lots of pep and class spirit. At the circus held in the High School Building, the class had a Chamber of Horrors and it was a great success. Those who attended the presentation of the four competi- tive one-act plays will remember that of Grandmother Pulls the String, presented by the Juniors. Cn May 2 the Junior assembly occurred in which was given a play called The Flattering Word. The talent shown in the play made the class very proud. This was the first class to get one hundred per cent in the sale of football tickets. Of course the annual junior-Senior Banquet capped the climax of the year's festivities. President OFFICERS President ,,,,e, C, ,,e,.,... ...... R ichard Price Vice-Presidente , ,,,lVlary .lane Lamson Secretary ,,.,,,, een-, - .. -,Nellie Lee Smith Treasurer ........,,,..,e W .,.... Dana Barker Social Committee Chairmann- ,, ...C Mary Sweet Class Advisor .....,... - ---lVliss Jones l ll! lil that 1 xv lt 1 ' j In h , KJV' .l.. I 1 x tlrlc lm un XX B xg xx -XX L ly XX L ' x X X fl X Q' - X gflb-ix: 1 . 1,5-,Z gif' 3, 1,01 t I X9 Qxffx - 1 -it ., ffsff' 4 fi' ll 'fl W' 1 4 E Q I ,lf ,5 President SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class has been very prominent in activi- ties this year both in individuals and as a group. not a little of the success of which has been clue to Miss Kiner's able assistance. The girls of the class sang in the Cantata Rip Van Winkle, postponed from last year. In the carnival, a feature called The North Polel' was presented with Bill Evans as the ever present Santa Claus. ln the second benefit for the play ground the Sophomores gave Pearls Glen Watson, as one of the main characters received special mention from the judges. For the assembly of February l5, a play When They Built the D. Sc R. G. was given. The class party was held in the form of a supper in the cafeteria, in March. Four members of the class were represented in the Oratorical Contest, Ernest Ad- ams winning third prize. OFFICERS President ......, ..,.,..,... - , .... Edmund Yingling Vice-Presiclent--- .......... Ruth Darrow Secretary ........u. - ---Gertrude l-lollingworth Treasurer c.............,,., .....,, P aul Ashbrook Social Committee Chairman ..., ---Martha Mae Messick Class Advisor ------------------------------ Miss Kiner l is ,l X , av . l .Z f ga , l H fr ,' ltfwsll r 'I f x ' A Piiyi' Trvvizly 5157 he NY r 1 1 lv ,BA . . !-- 'sri - f ,,. - ww' 5- -4 'ff sg Ark- , i.. Q V -fx.-X X .rib X r X .-Nfl 'X -ssl. I A sf -,g W -Q Q :A-cv we ' ' X -1 V . .- wwf MVR -. FRESH 'MEN ln the carnival given for the benefit of the playground the Freshmen entertained the public with a Bathing Beauty Con- test. Booth blqarkingtoifs Ghost Story, featuring Martha Eddy and Nelson Wr'ight was given in assembly. For the contest of plays the class of '3l gave Miss Civilization. The Freshmen girls won both the volley and basketball tourna- ments in junior High School, and also the Senior High cham- pionship in volley ball. Lucille Perry took second prize in the ex-temporaneous speech contest. The Coming of the White Man was the picture from the art collection given to the school. President OFFICERS President ...... ........... - - ,.Walter Rogers Vice--President- Y - ...... James Cox Secretary ...... .... D Wight White Treasurer ...,- - - - Elizabeth Thomas Class Advisor- , H - - Y -. - Miss Lintner nyc T1t't'l1lj UHU -' J x X t X lf xx t 4 . 1 V Kira 1' iv , .X lx , W , Sr t ' -'pri Fi t ft xr., wg X XE, tg -v ,, ' X, Y . 'v 'R-5 Xl' t ,X 4 f . 'av 4 if :Q gs-f TAF- ' if ff 1 ff 'f.'.. l' ' wa X ' a le rx'i' K' .. 11- t ,-xl f t ,H ,, 1 x' -N. W EIGHT H GRADE The Eighth Grade has been highly successful in all it has undertaken. This year the class gave in assembly two short plays entitled Scotch Grace and How She Cured Him. For the carnival, a Japanese Tearoom and Shadow Pic- tures, represented the eighth gracle's contribution. Fifteen dol- lars worth of tickets for the library benefit movie were sold by this class. Everybody enjoyed the class party that was held in the Gym. Miss Hulshizer did a great deal to make it a success. President OFFICERS President ...c,,.. ,,E... G eorge Stuart Vice-President ..., - , , George Ashbrook Secretary ..,,.A ,.... D orothy Jones Treasurer ,,.A c.c, E lizabeth Halsey el ,v Class Advisor, , , - - Miss Hulshizer N l 4 l .1 I A 1 X x l ,. 9 l gin ' 2. -ff I X nj .-, . xi :nl I? ff' If ,a ' , ,'.1f4'xY X' ,gg V , -fs. H nv It Sxwg HQQQC-M xlli ' iz- Ask XX fix- 4 rf. , g,. 2' ex lt :lAlLggc:7A5vV7-f' XX' X gfgkxx-K , , Page Twenty-two SEVl1INT,H GRADE The Seventh Grade was highly honored by presenting the hrst assembly of the year. The play was given entitled Ali Babi and the Forty Thieves with Roy Peterman as the main character. A Valentine party was held in February. Everyone came to the party with high expectations because Grace Brough- ton was planning it. The expectations were all right because everyone went home full, and feeling that he had had a good time. Wlieii this class first came into Junior High School every- ltody was giving himself up for lost because of such a reputa- tion. ililiis sentiment has been conquered, somewhat, under the wonderful leadership of Miss Taylor. President OFFICERS President, , s , , , ,,,, Roy Peterman Vice-President, , , , , - Dorothy Randels Secretary .,,,.,.,,,e,,, ..... S hirley Fitch Treasurer ,,....,,,,...,A ..... lVl ary Rogers Social Committee Chairman- - - - - - ,,Grace Broughton Class Advisor- - ..... .. .... ..... M iss Taylor l'nyi' 'l :i'i'lily-llmw' X if X l 1 l . g 1 X x .KX I xx . t xc ii . X, 4 lixx X XX ' X 'XX X N E R XX X Q, if X52 YY, ' X XX Ig rv, Pi., EZ.- if' 5,7 in ff fun. f' .1 e Xxll x ,. , 1 ff f r Q Dana Barker Betty Boswell Marsena Cox Beulah Dickson Ruth Ellas Lester Foster Paul Heddleson Betty Iles Estella Ankrum Paul Ashbrook Ernest Adams Burton Bailey James Bailey Grace Baker Geneva Blackstone Herbert Blackstone Faith Boughton Jane Coons Ruth Darrow Eleanor Deeds Margaret Ables Gladys Allen Laura, Ables Paul Brady Evelyn Carlysle Reginald Coddin-gton James Cox Joseph Comstock Virginia Conard Muriel Detweiler Martha Eddy Paul Ebaugh Aletha Evans George Ashbrook David Beveridge Howard Bigelow Mary Baker CLASS JUN Jimmy Johnson Genevieve Johnston Louis Jones Alfred Johnson George Knox Robert Lloyd Mary Jane Lamson Marvin Lantz INDEX IORS John Mears Martha Mouser Kirk Piper Annabelle Pierce Richard Price Mary Sweet John Shepard Nellie Lee Smith SOPHOMORES Mabel Dickson Elsie Evans William Evans Eva Fitch Hubert Foster Marshall Hankinson Gertrude Hollingworth Ross Jones Hazel Kearns Drexel Lantz Lois Latta Martha May Messick FRES Mildred Hammond Helen Harris William Hankinson Lucille Hunter Lois Heddleson Marion Hundley Wilson Hartman Jeanette Hollingworth Eugene Johnston Marian Johnson Catherine Jones Herbert Kirby Ruby Kirkendall Marion Moreland Robert Moore Winifred McDaniel Marie Nicholas Mona Oxreider Margaret Perry Louise Ressler Janet Rutherford Barbara Shepard Martha Ann Shepardson Elnora Shirk Eloise Smith HMEN Richard Levering Marian Lantz Lawrence Lloyd Ralph Marlowe Clyde McLaughlin Robert Owen Martha Patton Lucille Perry Frederick Roffey Walter Rogers Alberta Sipe Anna Mae Sipe Charles Stull EIGI-ITH GRADE Harry Elliot Leatha Foster Eloise Heston Raymond Hood Thomas Hankinson Elizabeth Halsey Elizabeth Hammond Mary Barbara Hunter Dayton Haynes Elsie Hankinson Alva Jaggers Helen Johnson Dorothy Jones Arthur Kennedy Eleanor Kennedy Lawrence Osborne Willard Palmer Ruth Marie Pratt Sammy Philipps Charles Randall SEVENTH GRADE John Ellas Ferrel Evans Shirley Fitch Mildred Hartman Paul Haumeser Ross Hammond Katherine Halsey Harold Heddleson Katherine Jones William Love Billy Lewis John Lamson Ruth McDaniel 'x Howard Bailey Dora Comstock Margery Crooks fligrl Drgigics nes arrow Virginia Carvel .I , V Audrey Ables f N Ralph Ables ' N .Eleiangr Bailey f u y ean ' Grace Broughton Dorothy Bolin Bernard Barber Francis Bakeman tk i X Mary Louise Cada f I Helen Darrow S 2 genevggve .Dunnaway -, enn 8VlS 5 X, Martha Etneir -tw - 4 tt ll If L ,J 1, V, f L g 0 V yy' 1 , ,f Q f I X! f Z X X ' 9' iffll 1 '- We . 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Marlowe Roger Murphy Thomas Miley Thelma Parry William Parry Roy Peterman Dorothy Randall Mary Rogers Charles Ressler Frederick Schmitz Daniel Shepardson Thelma Sipe Charles Schmitz Clemens Stock Thelma Thomas Pauline Thomas Francis Thompson Frances Van Atta Carl Webber Virginia Smith Beatrice Starner Doris Strickler Mary Thompson Glenn Watson Edith Weekley Kenneth Welsh Mary Williams Louise Wilson Mirium Woolard Edmund Yingling Philip Young Elizabeth Thomas Carl Welsh Nelson NVright Mary Catherine 'Welsh Elwood Wells Harold Wiley Dwight White Lillian Woolard Marguerite Yingling Margaret Sands Opal Stiff Edson Rupp Mildred Spray Howard Smith Ralph Smith George Stuart Ernest Spring Alice Mae Smith Austin Smith Carol Tatham Thelma Springer Howard Showman Walter Sunkle Katherine Thompson Martha Thompson George Townsend Paul Welsh Alfred Williams Ernest Williams Charles Wyant Mary Virginia Wright George Wirehaugh Page Twenty-four pf !. f1 h,Px?l - ,. umm wa,-ry: ui72v4,x .-,. VJJQQ .. 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A 5 -,, A my X '4'hW.uw7Ki:x:'YFf-P IN - 3 -S -, Q,f.g--:2Fi+i-n,1??:I -2,4--V.- v 1 The 1928 Blue and White Staff Editor-in-Chief .........,-,....,...,, Associate Editor--- Business Manager ----- Assistant Manager ----- - - - - Robert Edwards - - - - - - - -Jean Ressler - - - -Charles Broughton - - -Arthur Darrow Literary EClitOr -........- ----- F rances Guckert Assistant Literary Editor- - - - - Athletic Editor -------- Assistant Athletic Editor- - - Feature Editor -------- A Activities Editor-- Music Editor ------- l Art Editor ---------- If Assistant Art Editor--- ,g 5 Joke Editor -------- ' y Subscription Managers: Af Blue ------------- X 4 BNN White -------- ff' Faculty Advisor- tr J I if i 1 li H X , f th x I I 'I X 1 Z , f 5- , f I I V st , A N i , , -if XX --g 5 Mig. . 4 ' yy fi l , :,.,L - A X N ee BV mmf 3 i gall iigx xx rtllt it-ggi: e - - Robert Marshall ----.. Milton Fitch - - - - Barbara Jones - ---- Dorothy Wiley - - - - Erma Haynes - - Helen Vvellman -----Paul Masters ---Mary E. Eddy - -- Dorothy Hood Frederick Detweiler - Francis Thompson ----Miss Juanita Jones Page Twmztg NEWS STAFF Editor-in-Chief .,M,. .... M ary E. Eddy Sports Editor-, -- ,.,. .. Dana Barker Activities Editor-- - - ,.,i - --Mary Sweet Dramatics Editor- - - -- .... Frances Guckert Music Editor-.. ----------- ., ----- ---Gertrude Hollingworth Reporters: Helen Wellman. Dorothy Wiley, Marsena Cox. Virginia Smith. Muriel Detweiler. Arthur Darrow, Kathryn Thompron, Thelma Thomas. l Il I rzlv-.vc'm'lL hx l 5 4? I A 1 1,-,f If ,Trl -X 5 1 ix, 4 .1 :-,, tl vt lf , llillxy Qu Q Jr' , F Q 1 XXX ifixxh l L I 5 r til I Mr.GiII ,fl l he ls l f .1 A1 x KX 4: , f I 1 ' I I , - 1 N 7 X L l yi X 13 'sh' 'fx .,Fd K X- sgu TT -if X EN e V i iam! .iv ,f Q . K- KA-eg! 144. L ex X xt tqsgxi 1 X- x .gg tr get is Q6 h , X , .Xxx ,. 4 I i BAND Though the Band this year was not an organization throughout the winter months, its numbers have been receiving each week instruction from Mr. Gill of Columbus who has had charge of Denison's flourishing band. In April the would-be Sousas gained a new incentive in the form of a new leader-an incentive doubly strong since it presented itself in the shape of Harvey Williams, that man of great renownf, The student body will be delighted if in l929 we may have with us again that good old rousing G. H. S. Band for our pep-pilly' at games. Page Twenty-eight ORCHESTRA With a well balanced assortment of instruments and able musicians, the orchestra has been able to win for itself great commendation in every public performance in which it has had a part. The orchestra had no officers this year, giving its entire time to practice, under the directorship of Miss Speicher. The practices of the organization! were very regular, hardly one re- hearsal having been postponed throughout the year. The orchestra has played in Parent-Teacher Association meetings several times, including the meeting which was turned over to the presentation of the Class Plays for the benefit of the playground. They played at the special japanese Tea Garden, which was one of the features of the P. T. A. Carnival held in early November. The Orchestra is looking forward to another successful year with its wealth of new material which is sure to come in the fall. Miss Spelcher ! 4 l ,l X ff f is i X il? 1 rg Xxx fb: lx ri:- Y X. lr I t it x V 'N ' , l'uyr' 7i'1t't'!lfj'-llflll' X fx ' 6,7 X f rg Q f l X lr Q 'M N X4 f X . ff . X, V in Elph- X 'Z :hgh ff, 7'l,',l ' y 'ltr' ' l lt . f V' , . , A V 5 'X Q ' K A gf. 'S' l' gk 'nixl ' N-, l '5 GIRL RESERVE The Girl Reserves began their busy year with a setting- up week-end at Wildwood Camp near Columbus. Practically the whole club was present for those two days packed with fm as well as study. It is thought that this close contact which each girl had with the whole club, has been the cause of a very successful year. The girls hope they have started a custom which will become a regular feature of the Girl Reserve club each year. Another new feature for this year was the four interest groups: Poetry, Travel, Kodakery and Books. At the Pearl Service. an annual meeting, Dr. Shaw gave a talk and each one of the beatitudes was discussed by dif- ferent girls. The ring service was held in April in which Girl Re- serve rings were given to six girls who had tried during the past twq years, to live up to true Girl Reserve standards. Among the parties of the year were a Daddy-Daughter Supper and a Mother- Daughter Luncheon. U OFFICERS I President President ...e.e .e............ ..., D o rothy Wiley Vice President--- ------ Mary Sweet Secretary ------ ---------- H elen Wellman Treasurer ------- ----------- T helma Thomas Faculty Advisors--- ---Mrs. Shepard and lVliss Jones Student Advisor --------------------------- Eleanor Kurtz .NB X l I tr l E-I I 4 . if , 1 1 I.. x . A , V u I I ' f Page Tfzirly L if sf. 7 X X Tx- Vegf-ffe - ti ings lf, til R - af rm A- A ,936 2' 1 L l' HI-Y CLUB Under the able leadership of Arthur Darrow the Gran- ville Hi-Y club has had a very successful year. The mem- bership was more than doubled, the Club was reorganized, and a new constitution was drawn up. Each member, new and old, has done his best to live up to the Hi-Y Standards and extend its influence throughout the school. Eleven new members were admitted in October, and eight more in March, thus increasing the membership to twenty- four. In the early winter a banquet was held in honor of Miss Maude Brook, Mrs. Nina B. Shepard, and the advisory coun- cil, in recognition of what they have done toward furthering , l the purpose of the Club.- The Granville Club was represented last summer at Camp Dodd, the State Hi-Y summer' camp, by Arthur Darrow and Charles Broughton. The senior advisor, Robert Stevens, who spent his second year with the Club, has made a firm friend of every member of the club, and will long be remembered by them for his brotherly advice, and untiring efforts in making the work of the Club a success. President OFFICERS President .... .- - ........... ..... A rthur Darrow Vice President- - - - - - Francis Thompson Secretary ...... ...... P aul Richard Treasurer .............................. Robert Edwards - K K! X . x xx af K . ,f X - JY' Prlfll' 7.lIll'f-V'Hlll' X ,X Xl i H X 4 x C Ng xx K V, A. so -F y X N xt I 'X 2 gi--5 I' Elin- ' Z N 9 :'i ff' .1 f f 'lit all .twaflx it N 'C 4 A -wwf -f ffl W Senior Girls' Glee Club The Girl's Cilee Club has been very active this year un- der the competent leadership of Miss Speicher. The Club was represented at the initial performance of a State Chorus held in Columbus at Central High School, De- cember 28, I927. Granville representatives were also present in the County Chorus at Newark which was an additional feature of the County Contest held on May 4, l928. The girls worked hard on the successful double perform- ance Hsylvian, the annual spring operetta chosen for this year which was given by the two clubs. Every girl in the Club had some part in the production. An assembly was conducted by the Glee Clubs during president the last week of school which showed to everyone the fine work which the girls have been doing this year. OFFICERS President ...... ..,,....... .... F r ances Cuckert Secretary-Treasurer --- Dorothy Hood Librarian .... ,-- Barbara Shepard 4 'I I'ii4r1i' Thirty-two K Junior Girls Glee Club The merits of the Junior Girls Clee Club were brought out early in the year in its splendid performance of Rip Van Winkle'. The cantata showed diligent practice on the part of the girls and careful coaching on the part of Miss Speicher. The girls gave a concert in Assembly on lVlay the ninth which fully came up to the expectations of those interested in the Club. . A number of voices show promise of talent for future Senior High work and we shall expect excellent work from the club in the future. - President OFFICERS Presiclent,, - ,,,. . ...,,, ,- -- Lucille Perry Secretary-ilireasurer - - - - - Elizabeth Thomas Librarians , - - - Jeannette l-lollingworth I, l 1' 1 l K ff x t 1 X ,. . lx X ' I ' l llc' ,lIll'l-V'llI7't't' XX NX X N- i o x Q XX , X x X It l y 5 - X Xe X 5 .!MV Z1 -fs.-f:g.,NuT : vc . 'r --fn i sf - E231 'CZ ire Wg lf .' .tn ' f fjf- X -x -Jf X- N V ef ii i ik if' Senior Boys, Glee Club Miss Speicher has been doing some fine work with the Boys Glee Club and has brought out some splendid talent. The crowning performance of the Glee Club was the spring operetta which the Boys and Girls Clubs gave together. The boys were represented in Newark in the county chorus, given in connection with the annual county contests. Every year brings a better Club both as to quantity and quality. The fellows have had regular rehearsals and have worked out some splendid pieces during the year. President OFF ICERS President .u,,,. c,-......,. .... C h arles Broughton Secretary-Treasurer ...... Paul Masters Librarian .... .... A rthur Darrow X ll f fl , 5 'f g f --gl X l ,fl li y 5. ag X T i lllffd., :bfi Q X iffixi flilll f X ' ' ,' 7 X ta' -.A -I gkx I . ' ll L5-'5x'lc,-if Vf ' Page Tlzirly-four junior Boys' Glee Club We could scarcely name the members of the Junior High Clee Club here for there has been no dehnite organization dur- ing the year. In the fall. eighth and ninth grade members ap- peared in Rip Van Winkle , Paul Ebaugh playing in panto- mime, the part of that legendary old man. ln the spring the eighth grade boys, during their music period, prepared some numbers which were given in the com- bined Glee Clubs assembly program. Without organization, of course no officers were elected, though Walter Rogers was selected by Miss Speicher to act as manager. 6520655 President 1 1 1 f 1 Xi K, l RX 5 l ' Q K All l Q ., 1' r lltlllll' Tflirlx'-flT'1' -X lx K I J x ' ' D Xi XX X i ' llxx X N X if Q X Qi fl X s - ss- - , C X ,x' -st? it X'sf:,.- fi? ,5lf'f,,f , O jx, NW CAST OF CHARACTERS Sylvia-Betrothed to de Lacey ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Frances Ciuckeit Betty-Betrothed to William , ,,,,, ,,,, M ary Elizabeth Eddy Sir Bertrum de Lacey-The Court Poet ,, ,,,,, , Robert Edwards Prince Tobbytum-A Man of Consequence , , Paul Masters William-An Honest Farmer ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , . ,, , Francis Thompson Robin-A Country Lad ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , W Frederick Detweiler Arabella-A Lady-in-waiting at Court, ,,,,,,, , ,, Barbara jones . Araminta-Her sister , , ,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,, ,e,e ee,, , , ,, Dorothy Hood , Molly, Polly, Dolly and other friends of Betty, Mars-:na Cox, Dorothy Wiley, Mary Sweet, Annabel l Pierce, Mary Jane Lame Lamson and Gertrude Hollingworth. FARM LADS-Herbert Blackstone, Ross jones, William Hankinson, james Bailey, Kenneth Welsh, I l and Marion Moreland. HAYMAKERS-Bill Evans, Charles Broughton, Robert Bowers. Robert Marshall, Kirk Piper, Paul Heddleson, Richard Price, Cieorge Knox, John Shepard, Arthur Darrow, Edmond Yingling, I Clemons Stock, Robert Lloyd, Philip Young, Fred Detweiler, John Mears, Lois Striclcler, Doris , Peterman, Geneva Blackstone, Jane Coons, Ruth Darrow, Estella Anlrrum, Grace Baker, Martha 5 lf Mae Messick, Beulah Dickson, Winifred McDaniels, Eloise Smith, Mable Dickson, Beatrice N lr' lj Starner, Faith Boughton, Eleanor Shirlc, Marie Nicholas, Elsie Evans, Doris Striclcler, Erma ' fl f Haynes, Mary Dragics, Betty Iles, Nellie Lee Smith, Lois Latta, Mary Thompson, Louise Ressler, U Barbara Shepard, Virginia Smith and Eva Fitch. li- x ll ff' x ., i, ei -gr u if , Puyi' 74111.77-X'-.Vt.1' l A 2 f' ,qi ex I N I 'X , gt I 1xk x , Qilx V13 f1lt 4yf'w.Xx Xu X lkmgex -A Z' xy X i V NXNM4, SYLVIA The annual operetta chosen for this year was Sylvia a production filled with rustic scenes and especially pretty music. Because of conflicting enegagements, the oper- etta was given on both March I6 and March l9. Although entirely different from pre- vious operettas, it was greeted by the audience with great enthusiasm which served in a measure, to repay the long. hard work on the part of the members of the cast and chorus. It was the story of a fair court lady Sylvia and a farmer girl Betty who, through the aid of a magic herb, traded gowns and sweethearts for the day, with drastic results and vows never again to relinquish their lovers. It ist difficult to say which of the four principles of the operetta deserves the most praise. The cast was very well chosen and each player threw himself into the part with excellent results. Frances Cuckert as Sylvia charmed her audience with her pleasing grace and lovely voice. Robert Edwards, her poet wooer, succeeded in producing in the audience, the desired disgust for his direful dittys. His solo Thine was especially well received by everyone. Mary Elizabeth, the soulful farmer maid, represented her part perfectly, kindling in everyone a sympathetic pity for her foolish folly. , Francis Thompson, as her William , sent the audience into gales of laughter at his clumsy manner and foolish nicknames. Paul Masters with his fussy court ladies, Barbara Jones and Dorothy Hood, proved himself competent to make a mess of things in a very amusing manner. The six farmer lassies, and six farmer laddies, pleased the audience with their win- ning ways. The Chorus was very well handled and showed competent and consistent training on the part of Miss Speicher. Mr. St. Clair may be highly commended upon the realistic and talented acting which he produced in the cast. and should receive, a vote of thanks for the amount of time he took to make the operetta a success. Appreciation too, is due to Miss Lintner for her coaching of the dances and to Miss Hulshizer and Mrs. Shepard for the supervising of the costumes. 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Two County Champ teams, a District Champ team, and a team which could boast victories over the best in the district are Smith's champ crews in the three years he has been with us. If Lady Luck would only meet us half way Smith's accomplishments would be the pride of Ohio. CAPT. ARTHUR DARROW, '28-Forward Art was the classiest player in the county. His consistent style was the feature of every game and netted him the highest individual score for the season. CHAR LES SCHMITZ. '29-Center Playing a shift position UC. D. had his hands full. He outjumped the best centers that faced him and more than worried the best forwards that chanced in his guarding territory. PAUL ASHBROOK, '30-Forward 'Member that overtime period in the Newark game when our Sophomore Flash sank two winning loops? Paul's first year on the Varsity has been a memorable one. 0. ALFRED JOHNSON. '29--Guard When Enoch got hot there was no stopping him. We point to his performance in the Lancaster game as proof. A Lancaster paper called him the Blue Ace Whirl- wind, and justly so. WILLIAM EVANS, '30-Guard Bill's job at running guard was far from easy but never did he fail us. He could ' ! shoot. pass, and dribble with equal accuracy. X l X 1 PHILLIP YOUNG, '30-Forward I glx Phillip's heighth gave him an added advantage over his rivals and materially helped In X his unerring shooting. Phillip should make first grade varsity material for next year. ,ff XX A X JOHN IVIEARS, '29+lVlanager W John was always on the job--quiet but a great worker and always there in an I, Xxx , emergency. X I x . N X -'tn Pugv lforly-one X . ' X -.K 'tg X ' R ' ,Xp A Q S .1 X f fe A ' E L - ' f- XLS Q .rs 'af f 5 -ff 'fix s , 'llx f' - I X , is ,fx 1 4, Is r I , 1. it lil N J I' f v 1 Granvillv Granville- Granville hramvillo ixmuvillo Grsmvillv G1 lnvillu in mvillv '22 27 19 .20 31 '30 'il 29 ------------ ,xIOXElHfiI'iH --------Ui--, Alumnae ----,-- YVvst Imfzxyette --------,,-- ,Xlexzmdrizr ----q,--------- Crotcm --------,,- Kirkcfrsvillfl rv- -----g,---- Groton ---U -------- Hebron Coach Lintner Capt, Jones 63333555 X ff x K 1 , f I 5 5 sl 1 E . I 'QE I , R .4 W' x li 1 A 25 , 1 ' ' I 1 ' r A, ,' 1 I 4 bg ,xg I I lugs I'0r'!y-Mm 5 - 'Q 1 'lui I! ' 'X M, I ! X N R N, xx f t 'X T ' N 'Gig 'by K Xb - 1 ff ,f - ' 4.-'Q 1.1 refs 'z . X , B I wqsxr, . wff. L Y x X affii 'QR x i x SL. ff ki!! :D uf , X I X s X 1 x- ri ,, 4- rx . 1-,Qx 1928 Girls' Basketball MISS MARGUERITE LINTNER-Coach par excellence From mediocre material to mighty aces was the attainment achieved by our aspiring and inspiring director. Through constant and steady drilling she produced a team that is well worth its mention. CAPT. BARBARA JONES, '28-Center Bill was the only veteran Miss Lintner had when the season started. She lived up to every expectation and managed her team with an experienced hand. Never once did she fail us and we are proud to offer our congratulations to Bill and her teammates. MARY ELIZABETH EDDY, '28-Guard Eddy's height was an added advantage to our Blue Ace guarding section. V Seldom did an opposing forward or center get by her. It is to her consistent guarding that many of the victories depended. MARY SWEET, '29--Guard Mary, straight passer, consistent guarder, and peppy player, soon found her place and played regularly. Her spirited playing did much to rally others on the team. THELMA THOMAS, '29-C. Guard Clean. consistent playing is but a small part of this Ace's accomplishments. Thel was always dependable, a clever passer, and a worrier to her opponent. Go to it, Thel. You still have a year with us! , BARBARA SHEPARD. '30-Forward Here is a girl that we are proud to say was one of our outstanding flashes in this past season. She was hard to guard because she was always on the go, but could be de- pended upon to cover her own territory. RUTH DARROW, '30-Forward When a sure tip shot is needed, pass it to Ruthie. She had no trouble in finding the loop-and saved the game many a time. ELNORA SHIRK, '30-Forward f When Ruthie or Bill made an underbaslcet shot it was Shirky that had passed the l it ball. Long shots and fancy passes were but part of her thrillers. 4 V l N LOIS LATTA, '30-Guard 3 Lois followed in her sister's footsteps and after playing a wonderful season gives X promise of two years of equally flashy playing. We're mighty proud of our Sophomore A. K S x x Whizzes-Lois, Barb, Ruth, and Shirky. ' MARSENA COX, '29--Manager X Always there with her medic case was our prize surgeon. Her position was one of g importance. of patience QPatientsD and deserves much praise from every one of her 'G' lx R, friends. t A A Puyv lfnrly-tlirvv X K l , xx l X .X 'X 'I z X I 1 X. 1 if if T X K, Ns A-QV. K w J- .17 i Y i 1. - ' fl X if 'W 52. , g Q Q , Q Y 1 X A I 7 'f l' lf?-14a Jill' l PM 1 .- 5 Fi iffi W .1 5 LL-,L 1 - 3 451-4 L l'I'i W IIIYIHQ mville nnvillv mvills- mvillv 30 40 31 26 241 in Y. .... U Groton --- -- -W f't!I1tSl'hllI'Ll' g bww-- Ile-Iz1w:l1'4: -A--f-----,W-- Newark Y---- New Phila delphia lllvillv -12 --, ,..,,.. Ml, Gilead I lNViHf' I0 -N ...... .Johnstown :mvillv 62 --- W Pntaskzllzl Coach Williams Capt' Thompson Ggvikgb X X V J ,' X f 'X NN E 1 - ,I , , 5 f U ' J 4 Efi X f 3 M .' Y' 'I au x, I h A, Q 11,2 ff ' ff 5 if ' 7 if X' Xi ' ll Xxx I X x A ,W 4 -g ilk' 'xx , f mi ag, X 4:54. X X mi U X 'Af 3, Six K 4 xyxw -,Es1,,5s,.x51,-1' g, N! WM4,-Elf? Page Forty-four 1927 Football COACH HARVEY WILLIAMS Since Harvey took over the coaching reins in l9l9 his teams have lost but four times and have been held to ties but twice. They have won 59 games out of the 65. fThe last thirty games have been straight winsl. This year the Blue Aces scored 306 points to their opponents' IS. Undoubtedly this is the best record of any team in Central Ohio and, needless to say, it has been Harvey that has made it possible. CAPT. FRANCIS THOMPSON, '28-Center To Fat , our key man on the mighty forward wall, go our congratulations and thanks for his stellar playing, proof of which was shown by his selection as the most val- uable man on the team. CAPT.-ELECT CHARLES SCHMITZ, '29-Fullback HC. D. could punt, run and pass, and do each with exceptional ability. His triple threat powers more than proved his ability as the veteran of the backfield. PAUL LYTLE, '28-Left Halfback Receiving UC. D.'s tosses and executing skillful criss-crosses with Bill, were Lytle's specialties. He was the high scorer for the team and accounted for many of his goals only after some beautiful open field running. EMERALD CHERRY, '28-Left Tackle E.m's cheerful spirit in every game together with his unquestionable competence gave him an enviable position with the Blue Aces. At offensive half he was a hard man to stop. PAUL RICHARD, '28-Left Guard Twisted ankles and bruises and cuts seemed but incidents to Cocky . He got his share and more but never stopped play. We'll never forget his exhibition in the Newark game when for four successive plays Newark hammered their full weight against him and he threw them for a loss. ARTHUR DARROW, '28-Left End Getting down under punts and snatching passes entitles Art to a large share of the glory. Em , Cocky and Art were the Big Three of the left wing and never did they falter, lag, or fail. ROBERT EDWARDS, '28-Right End Among Bob's many accomplishments there was none that he better performed than football. His clean, consistent playing was more than a match for his best opponents and materially strengthened the right side of the line. CHARLES BROUGHTON, '28-Quarterback . . C-ranville's midget quarterback then launched a swift driving attack . . . CN. P. Daily Newsl. Thus our Prexy is honored and we are able to boast one of the ablest and most efficient quarterbacks in the county. His performance at the safety position was often all that kept the opponents from scoring. Priya' Forty-five Xa .xy X XX XX ' - X , X 4' it S Qt I . X f xy X KX I xx XX! Xl I t fl' , X. A fx li' ,f g iff ., p ff ..f - 4 .. XT ' 'Ale' . T J,r'Nt'df . ,lf A 'rig lfllil ' 1 ki X '1 J. 5. - r, kk-L v,.l' Q3 H3 Q-V Q 5 If K in I JOHN SHEPARD, '29-Right Guard We'll never forget that second quarter in the New Philadelphia game when John out-talked his opponent. He always concentrated on football and though but a first year man he soon proved his worth. John will be back next year to continue his exceptional playing. GEORGE PIPER, '29-Right Tackle One reason a left end run always worked was that Archie pulled out for interfer- ence and we really don't blame the opponents for being scared. We would too. What the right wing lacked in veteran skill they made up in the punch administered by John, Bob, and Archie. BILL EVANS, '30-Right Halfback Small but mighty, Bill was the only Sophomore Hash on the field. His open field running was always a treat and never failed to add to the zest of every game. Bill looms as a backfield mentor for next year. ROBERT MARSHALL, '28-Half and End Bob could be depended on either in the backfield or on the line and showed to best advantage when on the defense. His playing in every position that he filled during the year was entirely commendable. ALFRED JOHNSON, '29-End, Half and Guard Enoch could play any position at will and could be counted on at any time to strengthen a weakening line or faltering backfield. ROBERT LLOYD, '29-Quarterback Rotating at quarter with Broughton kept Bob more than busy during the season. He was usually sent in during the tight places in the games where naught but Harvey's strategy would save the day. FREDERICK DETWEILER, '28-Manager Fred proved to be a most capable manager for the team. His labor in taking care of both team and equipment was appreciated by all. 65357555 l I . X Each year as the Blue and While goes to press the annual staff for that year points I out some special achievement that the school has just cause for boasting of during that ,, year. Some of the staffs have taken their athletic conquests as the outstanding accom- , plishment. Some point to their dramatics, some ti their scholastic achievements, some f I to their oratory, and others, indeed, extoll with pride each school accomplishment for the year. We, of the Staff, are no exception to the general rule. However, our Pride for ! A the year is different. We do not point out our athletic achievements, or our dramatics, or If I' I ,' our scholarship, great as these virtues may have been. Rather do we take pride in our Q' ' community spirit and our cooperational achievements-for what are athletics but individ- ll as ' I ual triumphs, dramatics but practiced talents, scholarship but the work of a few. 1 1 lx , , ,i fi , X i 1 . . A - f V, Page Party-.snr , .- ,, li si .X L 4 . s N ,. . X i n W ffs X ff - -f - i 1 ,K ,- , .Mil-'fi ' I Ill Xi XXX llff px'ra i,s. 'gg X Xe IC., X llvX'N'a,.Z 'dx l , c cc, OUR PLAYFIELD We point to our new Harmon-Burke Playfield as the representative achievement of the school year just past. From a gully-washed meadow to a broad grassy plot, from a project to an achievement, from a dream to a reality, thus has our playfield come into being. Primarily it is a community achievement. Labor, money and plans came from the community and the co-operation shown during the completion of the field is amazing. Nearly two years ago the first plans were submitted at a community dinner. The field was surveyed, the cost was estimated and a budget prepared: and a cooperative campaign was planned for work and funds. A month had not elapsed before active work had begun. The community answered the call with labor and money. D. D. Deeds, E. H. Hammond, and A. D. St. Clair were made a committee to take active management of the project. Voluntary help assisted the paid labor which had been se- cured from the money contributed to the project. As high as fifteen teams and twenty men have worked on the field at one time. The winter of '26 found the field level-the high spots removed and the gullies filled in. Another year's work laid out the field into the different sections. Now as we leave this. building for the last time as pupils we turn with dimmed eyes to the held. So much has been done, and there is still much to do. The oval football field on the east side of the grounds is surrounded by the quarter mile cinder track, ready for future Blue Ace conquests. There is the baseball field laid out in the northwest quarter and the tennis courts just south of it ready for wielding rackets and whizzing balls. There, in the old school yard and under the stately maples the space for the play equipment. What an achievement! Over half the work is done. The field is there and all that is needed is young Gran- ville blood to make our fondest dreams come true. Thanks for the project go to the com- munity. Thanks for its perfected details goes to our friend, A. D. St. Clair, Super- intendent of Schools. 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Has too much of Mary Produced in Art Darry An ailment we might call a Sweet-heart. -l'+++ Though our subject would dare ride a bikey He'd object to the surname of Psyche: ' His hair fairly stands straight And his orbs fill with hate When he hears the cognomen of Ikey. 'lvl-'l-1' ln football our goal we defended: Our basketball record's unendecl- So the records they took And by hook or by crook They finally got us suspended. -I-'l !'-1' A horse, a mule-good luck or bad: No worse there ain't none to be had: If Granville was plucky Then Alex was lucky And took home the bacon begacl! l 'l l l l' To Newark they hurried seeking an Add And oh what a horrible wreck they had Much gas they were burning When a lady in turning Brought their trip to an end. How sad! o K 1 ' I ip X f X N lflf H15 Z9 s 'Xl xg A Kgs y Q. K X , its gn 'fl tfinbll 6 ' x X il 4, X' X X Er E X- I + iii!! Z - ! fn' f . 'lj .f N .X di' . .. Z ff I xx K 'ix if 'll' i QSM' ,iv ,i!rJrL!, , V 514' lfifly-if Klever Kwotations We are by no means blind to a proper sense of fun. -P. T. A. Cold, gold, gold, gold-bright, yellow, hard and cold. -Playground Fund. Late, late, so late-but she can enter still. -Frank. Full of a nature nothing can tame. -Eddy. And then he will tallc-Ye gods! How he will talk. -Ernest Adams. u Full Solemn is ye Pedagogue Among ye noisy churles Yet other while he has a smile To give ye handsome girls. -Mr. Smith. Her thoughts were never memories. -Bill Jones. Even though vanquished, he could argue still. -C. D. Thy voice is like a fountain leaping up in clear moonshinef'-Dick Price. My only bookswere women's loolgs and folly's all they've taught me. -Bob Lloycl. an And still they gazed and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knew. ---Faith Boughton. A much experienced man whose eyes have known this globe of ours. -Bob M. The time I've lost in wooing In watching and pursuing The light that lies in women's eyes Has been my hearts undoing. -Uncle Charlie. Twice my love hath smiled on me. -Tut. Get home wid your muslcets And put up your swords And look in your books for the meaning of words. -Edwards and Shepard. I would have no one control me-I would be absolute. -Paul Masters. He was a good man and just. -Mr. Phillips. For he was wiser than all men and spake 400 proverbs. -Ossie. F l l u . . l l Eternal sunshine settles on his head. -Dana. ly X l x The man that blushes is not quite a brute. -Art Darrow. X X His bright smile haunts me still. -Jimmy Cox. A If-Pt XX, x yx lr .X N rg x 'f n 4 XXX lax ! Q . luyr' Ifzfly-lhrcc K - s I I X as an Q X K i f ftul' A ,fy O .jpg I ff NM, f 'S 1 Xl 'YPIJIAQVVJ ,f,,rL,- Xllfff' -Q,tK'-5151,y P' 'f SPRING CONTESTS In all seriousness in spite of the section, we wish to mention here the fact that Mary Elizabeth Eddy and Helen Wellman won first and second places, respectively, for their history essays, at the annual county spring contests held in Newark High School, May 4, l928. At the local oratorical contest on April 29, Arthur Darrow took first placeg Helen Wellman, second: and Ernest Adams, third. ewes WANTED More Saturdays in a week .... Someone to appreciate me--- A little sweetness ...... A hinge for my gait .... A witty remark ......... Bigger and better adjectives- Volleyball competition --------- Horse laugh to rival Archie Piper's-- Quiet study hall -.--.---------------- Some place for the Junior-Senior banquet ---- High class Blue Beer--- -- ------- A Strong Man ----- Less moonlight nights ---- N Understanding .------ -. ---- - - - X Some powder that will cover a blush--- lx Better students ---------------- T , 'I More Blue and White News ---- More contests .----.--.-- - few i fi T Something to do--- 1 gf , -XXI Wm Q EL M l e V h V ff' fy' L l e X ff! 'u ix f ' Ne 1 N' 2, .1 lar sl -1 V xx BY - - - - - -Virginia Smith - - - - Beulah Kislingbery - - - - - -Art Darrow ------Jake Stock - - - - Fat Thompson - - - Bob Edwards - - - - - Freshmen girls - - - -Chubby Rogers - --.--. Ikey Smith ------------Juniors Frederick Detweiler - - - - - Dottie Wiley - Edmond Yingling -------- Seniors - - - Mary Dragics - - -The Teachers -----Mary Eddy ---A. D. St. Clair - - - - Mary Sweet Page Fifty-four -l EMERSON Clothes - Hats - Furmshmgs Let the willing hands in our furnishing IVF- -- department show you through these new 2 y -11. .i X P54 4 'Yi ' departments .... Glad to show the new I-xx l f- 'ig' i ph? i X f xi ...gl i A J., X. 255255 underwear, pleased at the opportunity to I :LEP . . . . , . . s.. yi'-' luring out shirt alter Sl'lll'f-llllilflllg in our i .5 elifort to show the new neckwear, hosiery, XX- X etc. xx 'li ' NX ll I lx U X l ' - . X X l f ' X GOLF GOODS A SPECIALTY V Trunks - Suitcases - Bags R O E E M E R 0 New Location, 11 S. Third, Newark ?7?'B Sff DO 'T BE MI LED Buy Your Clothing and Furnishings from a store that has a reputation for square deal- ing with their customers. Our clothing comes from ITlZllllllZl.CU.1l'Cl'S with a world-wide reputation as makers of good clothing. Our hats and fur- i-1 tx . . f nishings are from makers of the very best. Our , prices are always within the reach of all. And we 1 stand hehind what we sell. K X RUTLEDGE Bao N ' x K' X, Satisfaction Guaranteed 12 South Park Place Newark, Ohio 'lf fn' Fif13 ff1'f X XX X it gl gtg Q X K- 'i mf l, .-ft p - fra: , it O 4'i 'g 7? 4- 4 . s in , .X - ix it Ng kt I x N X q 'I Q , T Q it ,J ft, w l fu bl ,x,. N vu. '31 ,. - ffxit ' 'J ffl, NtN.frf '-of , Nl l he IVI. Jones Co. Limousine Funeral Car and Ambulance with up-to-date equipment 101 Phones, 8168-8288 204 S. Main Street, Granville. IIIIJII We Strive to be Vllorthy of your Friendship. The Sandwich Shoppe Soclas and Lunches CHRIS EVANS, Prop. . f X J A B B O T T ' S ' FINE FooTwEAR X XfA5N for ff Men, VVOINCII and Children I 3 S. Park Place Newark I L I I Nite 4 - :I 'J ,' ,l X fe w I . f ix I fi X . l . V N X R Vrvl Z!- of W xx! ia m he -J QKFAM- I tix NL! ' Cross-eyed girls may be virtuous But they don't look straight. Give me your Palm-Olive. Not on your Life-Buoyf' When I was a Frosh I thought wild women lived in the insane asylum. 17 Bob Lloyd: May I have the last dance with you? Annabel Pierce: You've already had it ,l Page Fifty-sit YESTERDAY GU-62-134 IIIIKISUII A venue TODAY I TOMORROW Newark's Best Store XYun1cn's :md Nissvs' .-Xppzlrel X :ctr 01115 Yiflnl' RCCUTIIS 'IIFIIIIICS uml Bags .Xtwzltcr Kent Rzuliu JOHN J. CARROLL THE GRANVILLE FILLING STATION 4 . fzmwlf ll fumes. l'r I x KY . I l 'r N 6530655 X f' I h a l'llHNIi HHH SER VICE I ' lx Nxk X N Wy .X N, X Q 1 15' fl lfifly-.vv'z'f'11 X.. X 'R I I , X E' I I if ! x N Els, I --iff O .LEW 27 ,rail I, J XV .Xin - t X 1. , J V, , , ,r +A. N X pk IT g lx o ' ik P 7 iv ,,f, ' -1 HRM, x as IQIQWEXWMKQIWAXSYHUIQNQ NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE. A. D. PIPER FOR SALE IVIen's Shirts-retailecl. Enquire of Mrs. Norvell at 329876 Car-iVI.J.-WC-oose Lake Rd. Everything that's good ill MCHIQS Unconhrmecl reports say an African - lion swallowed a fliver a week ago. He forgot to shut off the engine, however, and shook to death in fifteen minutes. EE 'lx Nliss Jones: The best ones in this class are going down this six weeks. iiilllllif S215 ilrztnville, Ohio Fat: Are we? x N I l X I . 9 . svn 3 1 n.L.Hul..l.. D.W.BEATTY ,E I uf ! f 'ff 1' it -.is Y it f i- 4 X i, Q Q' ' 1 I Page Fifty-viyllr jf X 4 ,' 'M X' A 1. 'N t . r .K U K, .Nix N., ,ogy . X K KV' ar, ...Moy or X X rv .tint 1. -. I seg-54 .4 ,V QXSQJNZP-1' X53 J. E. MABERY Tire Sz Rubber Co. Tires. Tubes and Vulcanizing W. W. Johnson The Goocl Goods Grocery Pastry and Deliczltessen Shoppe Phone 8247 Granville, Chio WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy ............... Mr. Williams Rainy .... .... M r. Smith Pleasant .... .... M iss Kiner Changeable .... ..... M iss Lintner Quiet .......... .... M iss Marvel High Winds .... .. .... Mr. Philipps. B right ...... Cool ........ Miss Hulshizer Threatening - - - - - - - -- - - - -Miss Jones - - - - Miss Speicher Showers ....... .... M r. St. Clair Stormy Periods .... ---Mrs. Shepard Cold .................. Mr. Snider Howard Bailey: My ancestors came over in the Mayflower. Dana Barker: Mine couldn't come. They had to attend King Tut's funeral. The HERFF-JONES Co. lim' .Xliczul in SHUICS RUBBIQRS TENNIS SH OES SHOE REPAIRING Fred Miller .. l Class Pings and Pins - X R. F. Johnson xxx xx C , . I lJry.Qle:11iin9', Pressing mmntmen ent Rcpznrmge-Slioe Shining Invitations :incl Cards XX 1 INIJIAN.-Xl'Ol.lS INDIANA Phone 8141 ' 4, NX i .X K r x , N 'hi- fi .ff l - X l f 11114 :fly-num X X N ,xx xx X k Zi g' A N 5' 're , --- Y -U s-,ar , A Q , Q ,Q f X , .ff 'ff -sfvf-flfeifl ' i I M , If lr i Q' : W fr ..,, TCL ' ' . , -1735, 'L 4 ij '-A wi, , ., X. I , .ww Y h , ,ll K tif, ' r ,g , ww CENTRAL GARAGE ST Guaranteed Service PHONE 892 1 ORAGE Reasonable Prices GRANVILLE, OHIO Modern Electric Supplies at Moderate Prices THE Granville Electric Co. 140 E. Broadway Radios House Wiring Mrs. White, Hostess Phone 8624 HE ASTE ELLS HE ALE Kampus Korner Tea Room IN STUDY HALL Freshie: Please may I leave the room? Soph: May I leave the room? Junior: Uerks thumb toward door ancl raises questioning eyebrow, Senior: Walks out. Elizabeth Thomas: There's some- thing clove-like about you. Bum Eb h p aug : fblushingl Really? Elizabeth Thomas: Yes, you're pig- eon-toecl. Elizabeth Thomas ' H cl For Quality and Service CHARLES M. MEARS l The Grocery With PHONE 8137 ' . ow 0 you like codfish ballsifi' Harold Wiley: I never attended any. Correct Prices GRANVILLE . X i I e-r J use X lg A y A P SW Wcit.1.il R V . L, ie, is X i -xi Page S L1-ty 'PH li I Peoples State Bank I Capital 560,000 Surplus 815,000 57, Paid on Time Deposits GR.'XNVII.l.lf Paul Masters fclelivering oratorical ad- dress in Assemblyl: The Hand that shaped the ant, made the elephant, he that made Niagara made the dew-drop and he that made me, made a daisy. Mr. Smith in Study Hall fto Bill joneslz Bill, it's about time you settled down. Bill: Say lkey, that's a dumb way to propose. ' Lucille Ankrum fin typing class, after writing on one side of the page, : Shall we turn over, Miss Kiner? Miss Kiner: No Lucille, this isn't a Gym Class. , Jake: Gimme a sentence with the word 'Fidclle'. Evan Jones: lf de bed ain't long enough, my fiddle stick out. Chas. Levering: Waiter, bring me a ham sandwich. Waiter: With pleasure. Chas.: No, no, with mustard. GRANVILLE LUMBER COMPANY I l :ici l I f i .M I i X x X X Bob Edwards: Say, have you for- Lumber and Building Supplies ff XXX gotten you owe me five bucks. XX Art Darrow: No, not yet, give me PHONE 8144 time. K XX I w 5-1 ff Q- X Ki? I'ug1r .Si.rl-v-.mv 'X A NX .ll XX Y f X fl , x, X ' , - 1' gl 1 .- ,-P. f f C iglli .' ff -4 V X, , ' Q A Qxli! fl' ilNr3'e:'-trial!! I l OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE are cordially invited to make use ofthe banking services of THE NEXVARK TRUST COMPANY. Here they are assured of a friendly welcome, their bank- ing requirements receiving prompt and interested atten- tention from Officers and employees. S. E. Morrow 81 Son DRY coops AND NOTIONS Wayne' Knit Silk and Lisle Hosiery For the Whole family. BUY YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES HERE Let Us Know YourVVants F at: Give me ten sheets of carbon paper. Clerk: Why so many. Fat: 'Tm writing my girls a love let- ter. Mr. Philipps: What is ordinarily used as a conductor of electricity? C. D. fall at seal: Why--er-- Mr. Philipps: Wire, correct! Now, tell me, what is the unit of electric power? C. D.: The what, Sir? Mr. Philipps: Exactly, the watt, very Oranville good, that will do. . X l 1 j ' YoU HAVE 'FRIED THE REST f' ff NOW TRY THE BEST P '- Moi lx . fi - . Star Quahty Grocery tl li! f Granville - - - Ohio I 'RUANX I K. f j' ,iff Page .S'i.1'ly-two 4 , ,iw f fl!! iff l ' y N Z - ' L 2 ,ff T, For Gma'uatz'0n-- Wear A York Blue Suit---Silk Lined 33 '7 '50 Your lay-tliatfs what graiduation is. lt will he m r- truly your day if your tl mlhvs suit the UCCZXSIOII. 'l'nkc zi rlohit-r's advice and sue Stylcplus York Blum -a rich shade of clark lxlut- uuliuisht-rl worstccl of lim- quautv, wcll tailored ut ui easy fitting young llltllls tylc, :mtl silk liuctl-hotly, vent, hack, and sleeves. The ERMANN Co. CLOTHIERS 'The Store where Quality and Service count CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS M1928 lVlay their record during the coming years 1' be as bright as those of the years in G.H.S. A A x ilui X f' T A H. ELAMSON X1 ll :X R IJ XY A R li F O R H A R U XV li A R lk K .. X g .Sith lln xx Xi K -,V X X My X X N gi - X ,NT-'sri F 7 5' Ni, rf' , few ff ,ig f, , -' 1 1: I X. 4 A ' ' Granville-Newark Bus Line Buses and Sedans for Special Trips Any place at any time PHONES. 8283-88-18 Mr. Smith: I saw something last night HSN' it with Flowers I just coulcln't get over. Miss Kiner: Oh what was it? Mr. Smith: The moon. edgy ' ' the ,, . . -X X Tots Hoocl: Miss Klner, what grade ' do you have to have to go to Newark for the Spelling Contest? Miss Kiner: Ninety or above. Tots: Well then Erma, you and I are 'lemonatecl'! Teacher: What course are you going to graduate in? 117 Thresher St. Phone 8218 I Enoch: In the course of time. I f CHESTER MONTGOMERY Dealer in ffl PURINA FEEDS HAY, GRAIN 1 f Phone 8820 y , ' , 7 , ,ff ' COAL AND FARM SEEDS Granville, Ohio Page Sixty-foul N Ziff' - . ' 'J' 4 ash QLfff xx H XDX ll ff -J f wt 43 f , , fjif N1 E llllllillr , A s X JSM, QXXLI 'imp - . AE -a The GRATIUILLE BANK Co. Established 1903 GRANVILLE, OHIO - SURPLUS, 533,000.00 CAPITAL, 350,000.00 IJIRIQCTURS QXNIJ UFI7ICIfRS S, IIR:XII.'XIII, I'rcsirI0nt If, .-X. SINIOOTS. NIICC-I,l'CSIfICI1t C. II. SIUXCK ,Cashier XY. II. KUSSINI.-XUI, S. S, IPIQVICNNICY I'ARI'1II M I I.I.I':R IC. CASE GRADUATION GIFTS PICN QXNID PICNCII. SICTS I KIICMURY BOOKS T O I I. If 'I' G O O IJ S Dainty Leather Novelties lljl - It's easy to settle the gift problem ' 1 Xxx! At X X THE UNIVERSITY STORE XX GRANVILLE I A t X I .5 I . I 'Art I .S'1'.rlyfI7'c X I xx if 7 S I X ' X X ,X I J, if E X Q V , .Sexy WJ' ,f-2 S --' I 'I I T f 41,3 Ati. ,W xW ,X gf fb xx Nx4,vf:.., I ,ft i s The HUT For Special Furnas lee Cream Orders We Congratulate You On your various achievements dur- ing the past year. Xlfe also thank you for your patron age. W. P. Ullman Sz Son ' THE REXALL STORE Art: You remember that you told me that you hunted tigers in West Africa? Well, I read that there are no tigers there. Charley: Quite right, quite right: I killed them all. John Mears: Say, there's a football player out here who wants his picture taken. Photographer: Full face? John Mears: No--halfbackf' Latin Teacher: Robert Lloyd, what is the meaning of the word nescio ? Robert: I clon't know. Teacher: Correct. That will clo. N l . i y J. E. THOMPSON, Hardware and Furniture l j ' f SEE THE HOOSIER CABINET ANN The Time Saving Equipment for the Modern Kitchen l f DURALIN RUGS if jf I PHONE sns GRANVILLE , .R I , X T 1 V' 4 . 1 is f' If Pagr' .S'i.1'ty-.ri.r ill 97 ga ,ff 7 if ' , ,ffl X: I ll It X' IL,f A O I , 'T xi f ' X. rj 1-. A f as giax N xx qv- l , 'fr l K, ji A ' llw llfiefxm' xltwjtf firm N K , JOLLEY'S Men's and Young Men's Clothing and Accessories GRA N Y I L l. li MICRCIIANIJISIC REASON .XHLY mf MICRVI' 1'RlClf:D Congmtulazfzons to the Class of 1928 and all other graduates of Granville High School p ' 1 , xl Newark's Dependable Home Furnishers fin RUGS FURNITURE STOVES XX West Main at Arcade Newark, Ohio X 4 4 N fin- 'i.r '-xv u X l :'.' 1 1 .s 1, XX X J X fl X ' , X l N x X Y' ,f 4 gd, ' X Eff, M ff li 2 'ff 54? 'V f ll 'A :V , ,qjflix 'le x' 111 I All!!! safari? I PHONE 8230 IRA E. PERRY Staple and Fancy Groceries GRANVILLE, OHIO New Shoe R S Sati Quick Service Give us a trial Shoes Dyed Way epairing Miss Taylor: Arthur, what are the five senses? Arthur: Nickles. hop sfaction Can you imagine? A senior thinking steel wool grows on hydraulic rams. and be convinced and Cleaned TENNIS SHOES Brushes Laces We hear that some ambitious student Polishes Insoles of physiology removed the appendix from 115 NORTH PRosPECT the dictionary- N l ' , J CASEY'S CANDY KITCHEN f w i N K 5-,f 5 il For Big SODAS and SUNDAES Homemade Brick and Bulk Ice Cream ri - jf CASE BROS. if I j . GRANVILLE OHIO I ea-i it If! v I F2 'K 1 K . . R 5, I A V, I Page Sixty-r'1yl1! 4' ,. . I X! i I fr ff of EN I A- of 'X ,i f-S - xxx- 1- X We ,i , XX-Wai A, X 2-f xx , I Vgcixbf Qtxstff ggxxi, . rinting is the companion of achievement The GRANVILLE TIMES and I PUBLISHING CO. PRINTERS Q Yaf- 27 9 , ,. x 4'f'fA.I I' 'I F 'T' 9 1 - - je-I ' 1 I jx' N .N L Your Gift Store XYe specialize in gifts for G. H. S. G E O. S T U A R T jeweler and Optometrist Cars Furnished for Long Trips SERVICE GARAGE GRANVILLE Buick Sales and Service Phone 8158 Stewecl fwaiting for a street car: The car has been here. Stucle: I-low do you know? Stewed: Saw its tracks. Father Cangrilyl: Did you laugh at me, sir? Willie: I dicln,t mean to, Pa. Father: Explain yourself at once. Willie: Well, Pa, I laughed in my sleeves, but I forgot there was a hole in the elhowf' The Granville Co-Operative Co. DEALER IN COAL, FEEDS, FARM AND BUILDING SUPPLIES AVA I ,J x XXTTN Xxx 'WT ' J f f X ' W X ff! - , ff fx' in f g 'I I I tt f U Y ,.- YL-1' r b lv -..,35jM A ' 'QA NL Page ,S1l Z'f'1lf.X f ' is Looking Forward Smart Apparel and Accessories for Graduation and Vacation time wear. First rmnus the in-cd of Nuw Apparel for X you who graduate and tliosc who attcnd grad- uation time cxcrciscs. 'l'l1cn-your tliouglits turn to Apparel for Vacation time wcar. This store is looking forward to sccing you IRL soon on thc Fourth Floor. Meyer - Linciorf Company N ICXN' A R li J MES K. MORRO 1fUN1f11f:.rx1. 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