Granville High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Granville, OH)
- Class of 1936
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E 'il se is 25 E! 5?- 43 2 L fl E -i .ix ? 'i , Y E E 1 5 43 45 2 E 2 E E Q E L 1 f P .1 E 7. 55. w r . , , 5- VI! 9 gf . 74 Ifll-I IE IBILIUIE ANID NVIH IIIIIE Senior CIass Publication 1936 GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRANVILLE OHIO ANNUAL BCDEFGHIJKLMNQPQRSTUVW FOREWORD In creating this year book, we have tried to sketch for you a picture of another year in Granville High School. We feel that this year has been one of which we all might well be proud-a year which every one of us will want to remember. Due to the limited time and space, a full account was impossible, but we have earnestly endeavored to bring you at least the A B C's of the school year. X 2 FGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVVVXYZA THE BLUEAND WHITE STAFF lfclitwl'-i11-L'l1iL-l ',A,,,,, .,,,,.... L 'H.XRl,IiS l,. UXLICY .Xssistzmt lfrlitm ',,, ., ,.....,7,, l3li'l'TY XYll.l,lpXKlS liusim-ss AIZIIIZIQUI ',,,, ..,.,,,,,,. ,,A.,.. N I HHN .X. l,lNl7S'l'RUH .Xssistzmt Business AIZll11lQ'Cl ..V.... Cll.XRl,lfS IJ. HOGGS ,Xrl lfmlitul' .,,..........AAA,.....,.. ..,,,,,. ' XMIQS C, HXNXX .XllX'Cl'liSiIlQ' AIZIIIZIQICI' ..,A.....,.. ..,......,...,.,A.A...,,,,,.,.A,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,4 . IUHN lf, DIUNIQS LITERARY EDITORS Hctty 'lxnylm' I-3:11'lm:u':l lischmzm SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS XY:11'1'cu l,Cl'1'f' lfttu liichzmls SENIOR WORKERS Robert XX'rigl1t 'l'um PIIIIIIDIIS IQZIIIIYXII Young' DIZIIIICS IXICCUHIIIII IX1i1'i:m1 llcrruu lirlxvilrrl IXllbtII6l'SIJZll1Q'll Cla-ncx'icx'c -lvssml XYillxu1' Frost Tlzix puyc s1vo11v.vm'vzl' Ivy Dr. If. 13. llwzvrs. 3 ELLIHAA GNV HITIEI S CONTE IDEITGIJIJBQLNGNCDPCQRESTLJVWWPCY CONTENTS rv Foreword ....,.,.,.,...............,...,...,,..,.,,. . 2 Blue and XVhite Annual Static ,,,,,,,,, . 3 Dedication ....,.,.....,,.......,.,.......,,. .... . J Administration ,.,,, 6-'T Faculty .........,.... ........ 8 -9 Graduates .......... ,.,,,, 1 0 17 Presidents ............ .... l 8 junior Banquet .......,.,.,.. .,., l 9 Senior Class XVill ..e.,....,.,. ,... 2 0 Senior Class Prophecy ........ ,.,, 2 1 Junior Class .....,.,................ ...,.. 2 2-23 Sophomore Class ..... .... 2 4 Freshman Class ..o.... ,... 2 5 Eighth Grade ........ .... 2 6 Seventh Grade ...,., .... 2 7 Student Council .....,.......,.......,.,.. ..., 2 8 Blue and White News Staff ...,,... .... 2 9 Your Contribution ..,..,......,...... .,.. 1 30 junior Play .........,........ ..,. ,r,, 2 3 l Uramatics Club ....... ,,., I 32 lYh0's XYho ............ ..,. 2 33 Coaches ...... ....,... I 54 Athletics ..,.. ,,,,,,,,. 3 6-41 Glee Clubs ....... ,,,,,,,,, 4 2--L3 Band ..........,. .,,..... -L 4 Orchestra ......, ,,,,,,, 4 5 Autographs ..... ,,,.,.,,, 4 G-47 Views ............,........,...... ......... 4 8-49 Trophies .........,......,,....,.. ,,,,,,. 5 0 Spring Contest Team ....... ..,. 5 1 Snapshots ....................... ...... 5 2-53 Girl Reserves ,.... .... 5 4 Hi-Y Club ......, ,.,.,,. 5 5 Calendar .,....................... ,.....,,. 5 6-57 Friends and Sponsors ...... ....,. 8-72 4 HIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC RALPH E. ORR DEDICATION We, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-six, dedicate this edition of the Blue and White to Mr. Orr whose valuable advice and generous assistance have made this volume possible. 5 NOILVDIGEIG EXECUTIVES FGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZA HERMAN G. SPENCER Ph.B., Denison University, 1919 M.A., Ohio State University, 1934 Superintendent i lf you wish success in life, nmlce lJ61'SCX't'l'1ll1CC your lmsnnn friencl. experience ymuir wise Counsellor, Cllllllllll ymnu' elclei' lnwutlier, ztnrl hope ylllll' g'll1ll'tll1lll genius. 'llhe qualities inrliczttecl in this quotation :tre perfectly exenlplihefl in our fureinust selwul lezuler, nur heluvefl frieurl :incl popular super- intendent, Mr. ll. G. Spencer. The keynote of his personality is vitality. ixlllgllillllllllly. lair-niinclerlness, sympathetic unclerstztncling' uf stuclents, :intl 21 genuine faith in yuung people are ulwimis traits which Bunny rlt'l1lUI1Sll'Zlll'S in his clzlily living. i 'llu him we llilj' trihute for his inspiration, p1'ug1'essix'e ifleas, ztnrl excellent methurls nsecl in ll11IJl'UYll1Q' our sehuul. Our high reeurcl in spurts Zllltl in sehcnl:u'ship are largely clue to his fine 'lllClglllt'1lI :tml wisclrnn :Ls an executive. 'llhe stuclent burly wishes to thank Mr. Spencer fin' 1l1Illill1g' this ztnutliei' successful yezu' fm' Gmnville High Selnml. 'l'l1f.x' fmgfi' xfurlz.-'u i'fl lu' Clmx. ll. I.tr1.','1, Jld. 6 ILIKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCD HARVEY L. WILLIAMS Denison University Principal, Mathematics, Band, and Football 'llu Xlr. XYilli:1nis, fmltlizill cozxcli, lczulci' of the lmnml. :inrl Rlr. Spen- L'vi s Ylglll-llllllil main, we wish to cxpress mu' g'1':ltituclc for his untiring work. 'l'lirung'l1 his clliurt, thc lmunml has iinprovccl stcziclily until it is an m'gzu1izz1timi any sclimml inight lic pmucl uf, :incl under his cuzlclling the lflilfi fuutlmzlll tcnin gzzinccl the County Cl'lZlllllHiU1lSl'lll3. llziiwcy lYilllZllI'IS has ClNlL'Z11'CCl himself tu the stnclcnts until hc has lwcmnc :1 part uf thc scliuul life. His unfailing sense of lllllllill' :incl his llllllllCStlllll2llJlCl1l5llltlCS in lezulersliip have nizulc him luvccl by seniors and sou-11Ili-grzulcrs nlikc. Tlzfx fllfll' .Yf7lHl.VUVt'lf by N1r.s.vvI Il. l'Vf1li1m1s, llld. 7 SEIAI.Lf1D'EIX'EI FACULTY GHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAB Fl. Keck E. Walz M. Kash K. Smith R. McConnell P. Pitts A. Huff P. Snider N. Shepard E. Sullivan R. Orr 'Nils fmfn' ,vfwrixniuvl Ivy .1111 741117111115 l'l1iliff1.v, 8 jKI.NlNtDF'QIlS'TLJVlW1KY'Z1AESCIDE REISS KECK Muskingum Academy, Muskingum College-A.B. Ohio State University. Math, English, Boy Scouts. Seventh Grade Advisor. EDNA WALZ Ohio State University-A.B. Ohio State University-B.S. Commercial Arts, G. R. Advisor. MABLE KASH Transylvania College, Lexington, Ky.-A.B. Columbia University-M.A. Home Economics, Eighth Grade Advisor. KATHRYN SMITH Denison University-A.B. University of North Carolina-M.A. English. ROBERT MCCONNELL Denison University-A.B. Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Girls' Baseball, Freshman Advisor. PAULINE PITTS Denison University-A.B. University of Southern California. Latin, French, Girls' Basketball, Junior Banquet Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. ARTHUR HUFF Denison University-A.B. Northwestern University, Ohio State Uni- versity. Music, Orchestra, Glee Club. PERRY E. SNIDER Ohio State University-B.Sc. in agriculture, industrial arts, agriculture. Sophomore advisor. MRS. NINA B. SHEPARD Denison University-Ph.B., M.A., graduate Denison Conservatory of Music. History, Social Science, Civics, Spring Contest Committee, Senior Advisor, G. R. Advisor. ESTHER SULLIVAN Otterbein College-A.B. Ohio State University--M.A. One year of specialized theatrical arts at Yale University. English, Public Speaking, Advisor of Dramatics Club and Blue and White Journalism Staif. Junior Class Advisor. RALPH E. ORR Ohio University-A.B. Ohio- State University. Chemistry, Physics, Gen- eral Science, Sophomore Advisor, Hi-Y Advisor. 9 ALTDDVJ GRADUATES HIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC B. Williams J. Begg W. Frost ERhd B. Taylor This fvayv .vfvn1.rm'm1' lry C. Ii. 1x'vl14'r', lJ,lI.,S'. 10 KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEF Thix fligfi' Sfl7l1Xf71'l'lf 11 R. Wright M. Carlisle C. Boggs E. Cramer T. Leach K. Young P. Shaw J. Griffith P. Morris H. McLaughlin J. VV. lx'ul1i'rr, lI.lI,,S', SELLVDGVHD GRADUATES HIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC BETTY McCANN WILLIAMS C'Willer J Always brimming' dur with fun, She is still the laughing lassief' Granville H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A. 1. Basketball 2, 4. Basketball man-ager,..3,4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. Class teams 2, 3, 4. Blue and White new staff 3, 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Class play 3. Glee club 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. Class Sec'y.-treasurer 4. G. R. program chairman 4. County chorus 4. Annual staff 4. ALICE JANE BEGGS C'janie J Shes one 0' them as looks the brightest on a rainy clay. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Class social chairman 2. Class teams 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball man- ager 4. Class play 3. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. Blue and White News Staff 3, 4. G. A. A. 1. WILBUR FROST C'Will Q A lion among the ladies is a clrcaclfnl tliingf' Union Center, Mass. 1. G. H. S. 2, 3, 4. Pres. class 3. Football 2, 3, 4. Track 2. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Student Council 3. Band 2, 3, 4. Glee club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Annual staff 4. ETTA RICHARDS C'Etta J Qnictm-ss hiclcs C011SDlCllOllSllL'SS.u G. H. S. 1,2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. G. A. A. 1. Class teams 1, 2, 3, 4. junior play. Annual staff 4. BETTY TAYLOR C'Taylor J -'lvlSllOlll comes with years You will nnclerstancling in time. Shanghai American School, Shanghai, China 1, 2. G. H. S. 3, 4. Girl Reserves 3, -1. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Vice Pres. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Vice Pres. Senior Class 4. Basketball 3, 4. Class play 3. Annual staff 4. 2nd team of All-county Basketball squad 4. MIRIAM HERRON C'Mimi j A cute little miss with 11 talking way. Stores up knowledge clay hy clay. Mount Vernon 1, 2, 3. G. H. S. 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Plays 4. Girl Reserves 4. Glee club 4. Chorus 4. Spring Contest team 4. Annual staff 4. CHARLES ARTHUR BURNS C'Chuck j His smile, his speech, his winning way Chase all the glomny thoughts away. Chuckery H. S. 1, 2, 3, G. H. S. 4. Football 4. Basketball 4. Baseball 4. All-county basketball team 4. CHARLES LEWIS OXLEY C'ChuCk D Girls, tlon't look at mc: l'm hashfulf' G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Annual staff 4. Student council 4. Scholar- ship team 3, 4. 12 KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEF MABEL PIPER C'Piper j Down the floor, there she goes, She's out to conquer all her foes. Johnstown H. S. 1. G. H. S. 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WRIGHT C'Bob D ul':Eil'llCSfIlCSS is enthusiasm tempered by reason. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Football manager 3, 4. Hi Y 3, 4. Orchestra 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Staff-Blue and White news 4. junior play. Glee club 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. County orchestra 4. County chorus 4. Annual staff 4. MARY CARLISLE C Mary J Fairest gems lie deepest. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A. 1. CHARLES BOGGS C'Pete J VVhat's in a name? G. H. S. 1,2, 3, 4. Track 1,2. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 3,4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Annual staff. ELLEN LUCILE CRAMER C'Ellen j Cute they say is slangy, but it tits her to a T. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. G. R. 2. Class Teams 1, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE LEACH C'Ted J The world knows nothing of its greatest men. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior patrol leader--Boy Scouts 4. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Glee club 3. Blue and White News staff 4. Class play 3. Annual play 2. KATHRYN YOUNG fKatie j Rich the treasure, sweet the pleasure. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. All-county basketball team 3. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Treasurer of Delta Nu Kappa 3. President of Delta Nu Kappa 4. Blue and White staff 2, 3, 4. Assistant editor Blue and White news 3. Editor 4. Class play 3. Glee club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. Editor Lickingana 4. Annual staff 4. PAUL SHAW C'Paul J They say life's simple-hut l don't know. Summit Station H. S. 1, 2, G. H. S. 3, 4. Class teams 3, 4. JACK GRIFFITH C'Griffy J liverything comes to him who waits, therefore, NYhy should I hurry? G. H. S. l, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY LOUISE MORRIS C'Peg J To everyone she cheerful smiles extends And cordial words which ever make her friends. Burlington H. S., Vt. 1, 2, 3. G. H. S. 4. Girl Reserves 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Delta Nu Kappa plays 4. HARRY LEE MCLAUGHLIN Great modesty often covers great merit. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 13 I SHLVIIGVHD GRADUATES HIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC E. Davis J. Jones V. Witter B. Eschman C. Shaw W. Perry E. Lantz A. Hanna G. Jesson This page' Sf70llS0l'!'d by Mr. Ilarry Fnrsytlzv. 14 KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEF A. Ellas B. Montgomery F. Coons J. Lindstrom T. Philipps E. Mothersbaugh V. Ables P. Sipe P. Jobe J. McCollum Tlzix frljli' .vfmrmu'f'f1' by Jllr. I'i'7iH1.flIll HUl'l'l'L'k 15 SELLVFIGVHD GRADUATES HIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC EMAJEAN DAVIS C'Emy j NVhose words all ears took Captive. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. G. R. service chair- man 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Spring contest team 4. Glee club 2. Chorus 2. JOHN EDWARD JONES C'johnny j All great men are dying, and l clon't feel so well myself. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Class social chairman 3. Secretary-treasurer Z. Foo-tball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Annual staff 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Glee club 2, 3. Chorus 2, 3. Baseball 3, 4. VERA WITTER C'Twitter j .-X cheerful temper joined with innocence. Kodaikanal H. S., India 1, 2. G. H. S. 3, 4. G. R. 3, 4. BARBARA ESCHMAN C'Barb J Give me music and I seek no more delight. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Class treasurer 3. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. G. R. Vice-pres. 3. G. R. President 4. Student council 2, 3, 4. Secretary S. C. 2, 3. Chorus 1, 2 ,3. Glee club 1, 2, 3. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Class play 3. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Spring contest team 3. County orchestra 3, 4. County chorus 3. Annual staff 4. CHARLES SHAW C'Char1es J ln peace there is nothing so becomes a man As modest stillness and Ininnlityf' Summit H. S. 1, 2. G. H. S. 3, 4. WARREN PERRY C'Pierre j 1 am sure care is an enemy to life. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Vice-pres. Hi-Y 4. Football 3, 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Captain of District basketball team 4. Baseball 3, 4. Minstrel 3. Annual staff 4. Class play. ESTON LANTZ C'Oscar J More learned men have lived, lint l clonlut it. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 4. Basketball 4. AMES HANNA C'Ames J Yon can't keep a good man clown. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Class president 2. Student council 2, 4. President S. C. 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. President Hi-Y 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Football captain 4. County Student Council 3, 4. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Treasurer Delta Nu Kappa 4. Track 1, 2. Basketball 3, 4. School Minstrel 3. Annual play 2, 3. Class play 3. Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Annual staff 4. GENEVIEVE JESSON C'Jenny j lt's nice to be natural when yo-n're naturally nice. Evert H. S. 1. G. H. S. 2, 3, 4. Band 3, 4. Glee club 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. G. R. service chairman 3. G. R. treasurer 4. An- nual staff 4. 16 'QLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEF ALLAN ELLIS C'Allan j He says but little, lint that little inc ins much. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 4. BENJAMIN CHARLES MONTGOMERY C'Speed J Not lazy, just horn tired and suffering from a relapse. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2. Cheerleader 1, 2. Baseball 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. junior play 3. Glee club 2, 3. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Captain of 2nd team on all-county basketball squad 3. All-central district basketball team 4. 2nd team of all-state basketball team 4. FRANCES WATT COONS C Peg j lf silence were golden, l'cl he ll pauperf' G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. G. R. social chairman 4. G. A. A. 1. Bhaslietbaxll 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Class teams 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Ort- c es ra . JOHN ADOLPH LINDSTROM C'Swedei j Ambition, work, and knowledge has he VVhere it all comes from, we e:ui't see. New Trier H. S., Ill. 1. Evanston H. S., Ill. 2. G. H, S. 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Hi-Y treasurer 4. Class vice Pres. 3. Class President 4. Vice President student council 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Footbal.l 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Band 4. Annual staff 4. THOMAS PHILIPPS f Tommy J A prompt, decisive man, no breatli he wasted. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Delta Nu Kappa 4. Basketball manager 3,4. Glee club 3, 4. Annual staff 4. Class basketball 2, 3. Scholarship team 35' Junior play Cstage managerj. EDWARD MOTHERSBAUGI-I C'Ed J l know l'm right, l ean't he wrong. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Blue and White staff 3, 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Class play 3. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Critic 4. Class Social Chairman 4. Track 1, 2.. School minstrel 3. Annual stalf 4. VIRGINIA ABLES C'Ginny D She never usecl words when action wnulfl flu instead. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2. Chorus 2. PHYLLIS SIPE C'Philly J Dark hair, shiny eyes, Merry humor, she's a prize. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Class teams 2, 3, 4. G. A. A. 1. PAUL JOBE C'Jobey j XYe clon't know why we like him, we've never trietl to see llut we've got a feeling it's just because he's he. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 21 Class treasurer 1. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Orchestra 2. Glee club 2, 4. Chorus 2, 4. JAMES MALCOLM MCCOLLUM C'Jimmy j Every man has his devilish moments. G. H. S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y secretary 4. Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Glee club 3. Track 2. Spring contest team 4. Junior play advertising manager. Annual staff 4. 17 SELLVDCIVHD ljKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCD PRESIDENTS W 'l'lu'xm' xiiulviils. vziuli si prcxiflciit nl' xmiu' iwgziiiizziliiiii, ggzilluiwl lu'i'i' iii ai giuiip. 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L'11I1l'1' 1101' 0x01-110111 s11p01'x'1s11111, 1110 11111 0111ss0s w01'0 s01'x'011 1111 L'XCC11L'1l1 111100 1'11111's0 1111111011 XY1111ll1' 1:1'11s1, 'I11111111' Class 1,1'L'S111t'l11, wus, 111 011111's0, 111 gc-110r111 011111111111111. XY1111 s1111g-11'11111. 110 saw 111111 p11111s w01'0 l'I1l'1'1Cf1 11111 1ll11C1'i1j' 111111 f10x1l'1'171151y, 111111 :11 1111 111111-s 110111 1110 1'0111s 111 I1 0111111, g'11111111g' 112111111 1 1 , 1 1 .. 4..-' 1 .-L- 19 S'IV.l.NHClIDNI INFORMATION ,IKLIVINOPQRSTUVVVXYZABCDE SENIOR CLASS WILL The Seniors will Mrs. Shepard to ..............................,.......,.,, the junior class Peggy Coons wills johnstown to ......................,.., Dorothy Ann Hammond Ed Mothersbaugh wills his Clark Gable features to ..............., juclson Long Paul jobe wills his Ford to .,........,.........,.................,,............ Dramatics Club Vililbur Frost wills his speed ability to .........,.....,........,......... Charles Young Fston Lantz wills his name Pride of Laylin Grange to .... Duane Spiker Harry McLaughlin wills his enormous size to .....,.......,.... Don McPherson Ted Leach wills his XVay with the VVomen to ............ ,......... H arold josif john jones wills his back talk to ............................ ,......... M ary A. XVillett Miriam Herron wills Mount Vernon to ........ .......... t he highest bidder Ames Hanna wills Parsons Hall to ........, ...,..... t he night watchman Genevieve jesson wills her smile to ....... ...,..,................ N elson Corley jack Griffith wills the Golf Course to ........................,,..,. ...... ly Ionk Brady Kathryn Young wills her ability to play pinochle to ....,............. the fellows john Lindstrom wills his Ceegar to ...,...........,................,......, jeff Roberts Betty Wfilliams wills her copy of Double Trouble to ....,, Mabel Campbell .Harvey VVilliams Ellen Cramer wills the VVelsh Hills to ..........,.,.,.................. Patil Shaw wills his studying ability to .,,,,.., Etta Richards wills her Ace High to ...........,...,.....,.,....i...... Benny Montgomery wills the Gravel Pit to .........,......... jimmy McCollum wills his Kaywoodie to Tommy Philipps wills his basketball managership to .... Robert Rowland Betty Taylor wills Sunset Hill to .........,..v................................. Miss Sullivan Mable Piper wills the K. of P. hall to .,.....,.. .,,..... IX 'Iargaret Blackstone Charles Oxley wills his road map to .,......,..........,........... .Louise Cramer . ........ Stanley Hanna .a deck of cards .the college couples ,.............,.........Bob McConnell Charles Shaw wills his milk route to ........ .... ,................... j o hu jobe Pete Boggs wills lkey to ...........,...,,............. ..,.............. L ucv Lewis Virginia Ables wills her talkativeness to ,,e. . Allen Elias wills his silence to .................... limajean Davis wills her elocution to ................ Peggy Morris wills the college boys to .,,.......,.. Charles Burns wills his ability to catch forwar Phyllis Sipe wills the Prospect Feed store to... XVarren Perry wills his Taylor Maid clothes to ......,.,..,... Vera VVitter wills her stature to ........ ................. Robert Wriglit wills his dancing ability to .,.... jane Beggs wills the Blade of a knife to .,...,. Barbara lischman wills Frost to ......,.....i.... Mary Carlisle wills her bashfulness to ,,,,,. ,......,.Martha' Halsey ........fXlbert McCollum Moore ,t.............,.........luloise jones d passes to ..,... David Sipc farmers .the Dry Cleaners . ....... Harriet Graham ..........Fred Astaire .........any VVelshman .............,.........VVIIIICI' .........Nancy Morrison This fayr Sf70ll.V0l'l'lI by G. H. S. liarully. 20 MNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGH SENIOR PROPHECY It is the evening of June 2nd, 1940. We enter a strange old house and ask to have our fortunes told. VVe are led into a dark room-a tapestried room with the vague scent of incense in the air. In the center on a platform sits a dark Hindu with at crystal globe before him. Slowly he turns the ball of light and as slowly answers the questions we ask him. I see a red brick school building in your past. l see a class of young boys and girls graduating on a night just ten years ago. All this we know and impatiently beg him to tell us about what our old friends are doing now. The dead monologue drawls on: I see a dark, handsome man-, a radio announcer. His name? Oh, yes, it is Perry, XVarren Perry. In a far-off country I see a missionary: her name is Vera Witter. In the musical world, the outstanding figure is Robert Wright, who has just re- turned from a concert tour in Europe where his brilliant piano technique was highly ac- claimed by the critics. Barbara Eschman is at present in 'Berlin studying violin. Jane Beggs, the famous tap dancer, has just accepted a Elm contract. The' band to play for her in her next picture will be the nationally famous Mothersbaugh Mirth Makers of Detroit. The crooner for this band is john jones. Charles and Paul Shaw have just been elected president and vice president of the American Association of Milk Producers. Charles Boggs, well-known explorer, is at present in South America making a study of the Ancientl Indian tribes of that region. VVith him is Allan Ellas, who is collecting material on plant life in South America. Also along tho scientific line we find chemists, Charles Oxley and Thomas Philipps, conducting extensive research for the Smithsonian Institute. Theodore Leach, president of the Boy Scouts of America, has as his secretary that denture little Miss. Mary Carlisle. Back in Granville High School, we find Betty Taylor, girls' basketball coachg litta Richards, Latin teacher: and Virginia Ables, head of the Home Economics depart- ment. Along the international line we sec Peg Coons, international cheer leader: Ema- jean Davis, famous orator who is now in Geneva delivering an address for world peace: and Iiston Lantz and jack Griffith seeing the world with the navy. In the newspaper field we find Jimmy McCollum, nationally famous news com- mentator for the New York Times: Kathryn Young, foreign correspondent for the same newspaper, now working in France: and Mable Piper, author of that column which every good housewife should read-Helpful Household Hints. In the business world we see Harry McLaughlin, a prosperous store-keeper in Cen- tral City, and Paul Jobe who is a successful Ford dealer and recently received a medal from Henry Ford for the largest sales. In New York, we find Betty Williams, famous designer of women's styles: and Genevieve jesson, star in Ames I-Lanna's latest play. In other lines of work we have: Miriam Herron, teacher of dramatics at VVellesley: Peg Morris, worker among the hill-billies: Ellen Cramer, stewardess on a transcon- tinental airline: Phyllis Sipe, Kindergarten teacher in one of Baltimore's exclusive sub- nrbs: john Lindstrom, prominent Chicago lawyer: VVilbur Frost, national expert in card tricks: Ben Montgomery, teacher of dancing with private studios in all thel big cities: and Charles Burns, celebrated coach of the successful 1945 football team of Yale. This fulgv .rpousorvd by G. ll. S. Iiavully. 21 NOILVWIIOJNI UNIORS i J KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEF THE JUNIOR CLASS XYE are the class of thirty-seven, As all of you must know: So now we'll do our very best Our many Deeds to show. 'l'o Harvey's call for football inen X'Ye answered with a zest: ln lnnis, Red and XYynn, and Sipe XVe gaxe hi1n the best. In basketball we furnished four: john Innis and VVynn Rogers, Miss Pitts found Bjelke and McKnight Among the best of dodgers. Our president is Stanley H. lint not for everniore So when he fails to come to school john lnnis takes the Hoor. Miss Catherine keeps the glittering go And urges us to pay Our dues to help our banquet The twenty-Fifth of May. Dudley Roberts takes the notes: He is our loyal scribe, .-Xnd Lucy is our Social Chief XYith every grace irnbibed. ln Harvey's Band we are his pride, fl-le's never said that yetl XYhcn Hnlllrog' and Miss Morrison Play baritone duets Y Y! The clarinets boast Robert R. The altos-Miss XYathne, And Catherine Perry plays the drum, The tuba--Miss Halseee. The orchestra speaks for itself XYith veterans of the band: Hut Betty is the pianist, The best one in the land. Our junior play, Heart 'llronble . Contained a gracious cast: XVe're sure the memory ol' it Forevermore will last. 22 ld NOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHI 'IM mum' thc um-s wht, frtmt nur class .Xrc in llrzttttzttics Chth XX'uuhl tzllcc tcm lung' har this slmrt xx'tn'lc, tl'lt-also chm't think it at smtlwy. ln Spring' Cmttcst wc llIl'lllSllK'tl tltrvt-: XX'ith .ltmc thc vucztl sulu, 4 . .Xml lullch mt thc pt-:tu-tn XX't1mlX'--lllt' Ylnlllt Solo. XX'llZllL'X'QI' lzum' wc hztvt' ztltztim-tl XXI' mu' it to Miss l'itts, .Xml tu Kliss lfstltct' Sullivzm. lllp, hlp, ht11'1':th lm' thus! XXI' cuulcl go tm fm'cx'cr mmm' 'lln tell of utlu-1' ztctsl lint we must stop tlwfurt- 5-nu clul .Xml lczlxt' lvuu with these facts. ffS'll.XNl.lfX' ll.XNNtX. l-'lIlS'l' IIUXV, It-l't to I'l1.Z'lll7lXlIlVP-f1ll'1'l l!I:n'ltstmw, X'il'1:ini:n llixnu, 'l'hn-hun t'm'mlll, I+I4lith Szunplt-s, hm-y 1,1-wis, Stnnlvy ll:um:t, .lnhn lnnis. Xl2lllI1'I'llll' l'n-Ny, Dorothy llztmmoml, Iflluisv .lom-s, .Iunv lluntox' :tml llvlvn linlvn, bIf,l'UNlb HOXX, ln-Il to right--Miss l':uulim- Pitts, Ht-tty Sta-w:n't, l'ZIm-:mor Sltuumlu-r, Mary Xlvlinight, l'Ilv:nmn' Iljw-llw, lllllvn XX'uthm-, llurrivt tlmitaun, livvlyn t'r4mks, Nancy Alurrison, liuth IG. Dum-ds. Miss SlllllVIll1. 'l'llllllH IQOXXQ It-ft tu l'lf.Z'lllfAl2ll'lllil llulsvy, Holm-rt liowlztmi, Iiunuld .Xllu-ry, .lohn lhmv- vr. Imam- Spike-r, David Sipv, lflw-fl X'0UIN'I'l'l4ll'l', Hvtty lluymts. l tbl'll'l'll IMIXY, It-t'l to rigltt-Nvlsmm Gorlvy, llis-luuwl Showmztn, l'ltlXX'2ll'il 111-mls, XX'illis tll'il'Illl, t':1lx'in Slmwtnzm, XXYXIIII ltugt-1-s, Dunulti Mc-I'ln-rsmx, llnrultl .lusil', livn- nv-th Nluxwt-Il, .lnhu Spring, Harry llrmly, llnss .Xxlimn 'l'l:i.v fltljlt' .vfuu1.wf'mi lfy .llr. um! .llr.v. Lf I.. .llujm'. 23 SHOINDI' KIDS IVINOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFC. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS lu the i.nll uf WSI mu' claw iuzulc ila hrwl :livin-:ii':li1vn' in tha- high scluwml huilfl- ing. .Xt lirwt wc wcrc iuyslilin-cl hy our new ci1viI'oiiiiwiit, hut it ilithft mln- us lung lu lwcuiiic 2lL'ClI5lUIllt'Kl tu our ucw 1'outiuc. Now iw hulfl thc l'1ll1li wi Mvimlmiiuwrus :uul nur glial will hc zittuiiicfl in twin yn-:ini l'l'h:il is, uiilcss smiu-lliiug' illicxpvctcrl llZlll17L'l15.l ,lust how cmilrl thu wlimrl get zxluug willioul mu' class? lu thc full you saw l41ll'l. lilrli. -lr. .luiu-N, llzih- lhmicll. :uul Alhurl NlCLilllllllll fliwplziyiug thvir zltlile-tif :ihilily uu thc- firutlnzlll Iiclrl. lu thc lmslcctlmall 5L'2l5Ull l'z1llucl'. Cxuuplmull, :uul G4-lic Mcfulluui will thv girls' tn-zuug Slim-r, llimu-ll, mul -lack zuul -lr. -Ium-fx ou thc huyw' lczuu, liclpcfl to will lzmurcls fm' Grzaiivillc High Svlmul. Our coutrilautiuus to thc hzuul, m'clu-wtiu, zuul glvu clubs :irc lim uuuiuruux to iuciitiuu. ,-Xt thc ln-giuuiug of thc srluwwl your mu- of our ulzissiiizitcs, Nancy Cash, was chuscu tu he 21 clu-crlczulcr. llcwvvvur, wc cloift siwiul all nur tiiuc in studying task thc tczlvlivrsl :xml iu zltlili-tics. XX 0 Ulljllj' flzluccs zuul gnucl tuuvs as wcll :ls :uw othcr class. Xxillkll wc lczivc fil'2lllYilla' lligh Suluml two yczlrs from ilow, wc livin- tu ln-:ive lwluiul us :1 ruputzitum that will hc zum iuspirzltuvu tu uthci' vlzusscs. -KI A R Y .XLICIC XX' I I.I.lC'l'. l'IllS'I' IIOXV. In-l'l lu rip:lll-I.uuisc- Yiugliug, Alia-v Slim-p:ii'ci, 121-uv 3lt'l'UlllIlIl, .lumvs Hnlilw-li, lXI:iln-l lhmplwll, Henry Alim- XX'illn-tl, .lnvk .lum-S, lflllllllll' l'zll1m-V, Alim- Silw, Num-5' Push, Phyllis S:il1I'ul'1l. SIGUUNID IIUXY, In-fl in riiqllt--Mr, Orr, Hnrulil Xlurrismi, liwipght firifiitli, lla-114-x'im-x'v4l:xh-- wuml, Xlililrvil XX'l'ighl, Mary Xlvklilla-H, l!c-115 Smith, Xl?ll'l-2'll1'l'llt' lin-ll, llulohl llvlulris-ks, ,Xlhi-rl Ali-Uullum, Mr, Suiiie-V, 'Vllllill IIUXV, li-fl lu l'lLl'lll'fl'lllL1l'll4' lluhinsuu, livnjumiu King, llulwrl Iiouf, XYilll:um Sissun, .luhn llugg, xvlllllllll lllvzms, .luninr .luuvs, Ki-ith XV:ir'ni-1', NYiIli:nm XYing4-rl. I4'Ul'H'I'll IUJXY, lv-I'l to l'l,L1'lll+liIlj'lIlUllIl .lUlll'S. lluviml lA'2Il'll, .lllilsmi l.mig:. l':illI llzn'lv5'. hula- Gosiwll, llnwznrrl llnlniiismi, t'h:u'Ie-s Slim-V, lloss Shuullz. Curl .Ium-S, llurolil Smith. 24 OPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJ THE FRESHMAN CLASS I,v1l t:1111l oftcii puslicrll lmy the licfly z1r111 of our zulvisur, llolx Nll'CtllIllL'll, tllk' . . . . . 0 l'l'k'5lllll2llI Llzlss l1z1s 1!l'U11l't'SSl'il 1111 tlic WL'ill'y stairs 111 kiimvlctlgv. Has this sclitml cr su-11 11 1111111' wuiiclcrftil class? NO! Cust V11-111' uculzu' cq11i11111c11t 1111 thc fol- 1 l11wi11glist of z1cl1ivx'c111c11ts. l'l11otl1:1ll: Yu1111g, lfurris, :tml XX7rigl1t, all l7l'ZlNVlly l1lk'll ul' tl1 1 1 ' tl11ll N 1111 Url XX1i l1t bt tu I l ' N c p.,1'iclirt 11. lnulqc 1 I '11 cu-st1'z1: , , ' 11-c hlllllhtlll, lmrri.. lbxuiicls, tlumlcll, list'l1111z111, Ynuiig, llricklcs, .lllll Uxlcy. vYllL'I'C woulcl tlic llilllil .lllll Glu- vlulm ln- 4111 wliicli llllllllllL'I'1llJlC twittcring :1111l lmcllowiiig l'I'CSl1lllt'll grvut 1' t-yvl witl11111t tlicir l'i!'L'SlIlll1lll lllCl1llM'I'S. Um' llllflj' lI2lS l1cc11 givcii, Zl joint 1l:111cu with 11111' ulclcr lirutlicrs :111cl eistcrs, c SUlJl10lIlUI't'S. lyllt' pztrtiiig' wish may lmc cxlmrcssccl tl111s: Xllly all tl1c 001111111111 irmlc lu- 1wcr1'1111 lmy 11111' lllk'0'lllll2ll'ZllDlC clztssg may kmmwlcclge and Illllfllf 1211111 11tl1cr tliiiigsl ll11111'isl1 with grcztt z1l11111cl:111c1'. 'l'l1usc 1111t 111c11tiu11ccl arc just 111u1lcst :intl wine 1-V011 more tulclitccl lllilll thc llZllllL'S wl11cl1 lwcclcck this pagv. -l'lllI,l,l l' OXLIQY. lIIlS'l' liUXV-H1-tty Iiuvie-s, lflstlii-1' l7lK'liS0l'I, l'Itl1vl XYilli:1111s, l.11villv Sl1:1l'1'1-V, H:11'0l1l XY1'ig..:'l1t, t'I1:11'lotl1- li11x1'l:1111l, l'l1ilIi11 Uxlvy, Alury S111-1-t1f1', Alum- liurriss, M:11'jo1'i1-f ll1llllilllSUll, lfllisn- Smith, Mziry lhillips, .lt-:111 ll2llllilllSUll. sI'It'tbNl1 ROXV-l!:11'l1111':1 lljn-llu-. .Xlivv l'1s1'l1111:111. Yiolu Xl1'l'l1vl'sm1, l'lll'illl0l' l'llSl!4'l', l'11':1- I1-11:1 Alziy l'I'5llllt'I'. Hutli llo1'1111-ll, Al:11'jm'io ll01'111vll, Bcity XY1'ig,'l1t, ,ln-:111 llm1'l11s. Milmiiwml 'llllUIllIlSUll, X'i1'g'i11i:1 l'2lllllt'l', Mr, lloln-1'l Mvt'o1111vIl, :11lx'isu1'. Hmilv, .l:11111-s l:0tNll'li'll, lmulsv .lol111s1111, K:1tl11'y11 l :11'111s-1', .ln-:11111v f,XVt'l!S. I'Ul'lt'l'Il llUW-'l'l11-o1i111'1- I,i111lsl1'11111, lluiuild Sll0XYlll2Ill, lll'l'2llll Itul1i11so11, Max XY1'ig'l1t, livlillltl l1:111i1-ls, lflvulw-tt .Xlrli-s, llll!ll'lt'S Yu1111p:, lij'l'Ull tluudt-ll, Iloy XVill111'4l, J!1'114'1' llrivklvs, l,i111- liussvl, Kllill't'll4't' Giftin. 25 'l'lllItll ICUXV---lmtlisv l'l'Ill1l1'I', Yi1'gi11i:1 l,l'll't', Iltilwrt llzuvivs, l'lIll'lt' I31'm'li, 'l'l1w11l1m1'1- SGDI L DS 'N L SSIES MNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGH THE EIGHTH GRADE lt was thc lmacl luck ol llw uiglitli graclc class tw lcvsc in tlw X 'Sill' lhmk tu ,XII- nual Lmitwst. lluwcvcr, iw mllrl not lct this mistortullc kvcp 115 trom Qlljliylllg our .. rmgular picnic in tlic usual placu, Sunsct Hill. XX c liavu two lllCIlllJL'I'S in tlmc llilllfl, -lack l'utrrcr aiul Lliarlcs vlulmsmi. Ono tml ilitx tml in luluvc tliat Dick llvcrls cwulcl act thc part of a clnwu, cln11't your Ot' cuurfc, tlicrc :irc ntlu-1' our classixlzttw, blunt- l'1'uctor, has uutstaiicling artistic ali' ' 2 ' '- talvnts wllicli wc arv tim muclcst tu mention. llic class utllu-rs arc, as tulluwsz I'r-ssirlcut, Rayimmcl ,-Xrmwlmlg x'lvc-prusiclvlit, , t'alx'i11 Owning Sccrctary, ,lwlm liucllcg 'l1l'CZlSlIl'CI', 'lilll'llll2l XYillL-tt, Our aim in sclmol :mil in life li to lm' sliccmmaflil. Hy tlu- tilm- wc ara' S0lli0l'5 wc shall havc rcaclwml a Sk'l'Ullll stvp in tlic laclrlul' uf Success , -l R.'XNL' ICS HA l.l,. I1'lllS'l' liOXVfIlu1-llvl Hill, Nlury .lu 'l'lmmpsun, l-Iliznlwtll l'I:it4n1. 'l'll4'llll21 XYiIle-t, 4 , 'nlvili Oxvi-ns, llznymunil .Xx'i1nhl, .lnhn lnulln-, I-Iili-1-il Young, I i':unw-s Hall. lll'll'll Sign-, Al:u'jm'iv l!l:u'kstum-. SIGUUNII HUXV-lXliss Kash, uclvisnr, lmuisv .lmu-S, I4'Im'i-m-v l-'Q-clgv, tlwm-mlnlyli Evans. Alurizm Lake-, Fiylvll Smvuy, Paulina- XVlllp.Ll'l'l, .lunv l'I'Kll'll'l', Sammy lmi- llrisvull, Imuism- llrisr-ull. 'l'lllliIr llUXYf1'll:xrl4-S .lnhlusnl1, llugvi' XN'il1p.:'n-l'l, llIl!'I'5 Orr, .lulm XYrip.:l1t, 'l'lmm:ls ming, I-HI ll'l'H IIUXY--Iii:-lmlwl lin-4-mls, ,Iuhn .loln-, l':nuI llzuynvs, llulpll Ki-nm-ily, .Iamvs lit .lulun 4'm'n1-II. Yi-rum: l'iJll'llll'I4, .lm-li l ulm-rvi'. -ssl:-r. 26 QRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJK THE SEVENTH GRADE XXX- lizivu finally cntcrcml thc high sclnml lxnilcling tu fnrthcr onr L-rlilcatimi. Uni' six prcyiuiis yours halve lmccn very lizippy, :nnl we louk fwrwzirrl to six logvtllvli IIIUTC XXX' lizivc thrcc ruiitrilnitiolis fur the lmznnl. 'l'l1uy :irc l'hillip Nlurrisun. llllllillll Ifwlnnzni. :nnl Rulwrt liruclx. Uni' pm-sim-iii. Ralph Dispcnncttu, is ziimlcml in his mlutics hy liwlm Czninwhell, ylcc-pn-siclviitg hlilfj' .-Xlicc XYingn-rl, sm-ui'ut:li'y :incl trcznsiircrg :incl Roln-rl lim-ller, Mwisil chsnrinzln. XXI- lnipc lu go :ill llnwnngli high acliunl tugcllicr. -K'.'XROl,YN l'l,l.Nl,XfN l-'IIiS'l' HOXX' Al:1rg.:':xi'm-1 lluyis. Alnrim- .lunn-s, .lnnv Smith, Maury .Xlic-v xYlllAL1't'I'l, l K1-Ile-r, linlpli l7llN'lIll4'l, llUll1'I:l llllllllllhvll, .lulinr 'l'limn:is, ln-ily .lnnv lh-ll. In-nv ll:xIe-V, Maury K:illiw-rnn- hinwrnl, .Xligvlzl lying, Sl-1l'UNl'P HUXY-liniily .lusiI', .lozuniv All-Knigrht, ICI1-nmn' Alvri'ini:m. He-lsy Knlis, tlmnlrivli, lh-utris-1- I'opli:un, .lm-:nn Sli0WIllJlll, liillii- lmnisi- Xlaxrlin, Alznrthu say. L':u'nlyn l'llm:in, Gran-v llvflly. Mr. Kvvk, HllYlS0l'. 'l'llllllJ ILUXY--Mm-iv lll'JIl'lllZlll, .Xlivv flaws, l':1uI liruwn. i'lml'lvs ll00X'l'I', .lunn-s Dick XX'y:nnt. l,inm-uln Ymnn.:', Lois Nook, .Xniln .la-an Dnnlnp. I-'Hl'lI'l'll IIUXV- Imnnlml l'lSl'llIllJlll, .lulm Al0lllp.1'0Illl'I'j', Ibollulfl tlriflilli, l'l1illiyr Mui th-nrgv llolliligl-l'. .luhn llill, lirnvv Sli-w:ui'l, liuln-rl llrm-k. Louis Immirnw, lllvllil' lnlwrl Ulm 1'- I':iulinv linin- .Xlnln-S, Tlsun, .luvli 27 SHISSV1 N. SCI 'I IGHT NOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHI STUDENT COUNCIL 111111' 5111111111 1'11u111-11 11115 111111 ll vurv 11501111 211111 5111101-sN1u1 V1-111: 1'11111'r 1111- gll1112l11l'l' 111- Mr. S111-111-1-1' 111111 1111- 1L'1111C1'g11111 111 1-X11111s 1111111111 11 11215 111'1'111111111w111-11 ll1l1C11. 1'1ZlI'1j' 111 1111- XVIII' 11 Q,'21VL' Zl s1'1111111 11111101-1 1111k'1' 11 5111111s11r1-11 1111- 111111-11111111 111 11111 51-1111111 1l1lll1ih 111 111- 511111 1111' 11111111-5' 1111' 1111- 11111111 11111111r111w. 11 11215 1-11rr11-11 1111 111k' SZl1l' 111 1111111 1111- 111111111111 Zl11l1 1111sk1-1111111 111-111-tw. 151-w 111 115 r1-1111z1- 111111' I11llk'11 1111- 1'111111ci1 1'11lI11'11J1l1L'S 111 1111- 5111111111 1111-. 11 111'11- vi11cs il 111114 111-1w1-1-11 1111- 11111111111s1r111i1111 111 1111- s1-1111111 111111 1111- s1'1111111 1111111 i1s1-111 11 11r111111111-s 11111111-r11t11111 111-111-1-1-11 111117115 111111 11-111-111-rs. 111111' 1111-111111-rs 1111-1 -X1111-s 1111111111,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,1,,,,,,, ,,1,11 , , 1,,,, 1'rcs1111-111 111 H1-X 111141 Stu111-111 Council .1111111 1.i1111s1r11111,, 1'1'1-N1111-111 111 S1-111111' 1'111ss 111111 Yi1'1- 1'r1-s1111-111 111 5111111-111 L'11u111'i1 1-1111-11 Xv2l11111C., ,. . R1-111'1-s1-111111111 111 D111111111' class 211111 S1-1 y 111 5111111-111 C11111111'i1 1i11111ry11 Yuuug. ., ,. ,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,.....,...... 1f111111r 111 111110 111111 XY11111- N1-ws 111ll'1D1lI'2l 1'15l'1llll2l11,, . , ,..,.,, 11r1-s111c11t 111 Girl Reserves g1I1111L'y H11111111. ,, ,,1,1'L'N1C1L'l11 111 111111111' C111sf f,1112lI'1L':-I OX11-y ., ,. ,,,,,,,, 1f11i111r 111 .X111111111 Mary A111-11 XY1111-1 , ,.,,,, ,, 1'r1-S1111-111 111 S1111111111111r1- Clam 1111111-s 11111111-11, ,, ,,,. R1-111'1-51-111111ivc 111 S1111111111111r1- L'111ss 1'1111 0x11-5' 1, , , .. ,,,11r1-s1111-111 111 1'i1'L'S11l112l11 Class X1111' liurrissm ,,,,,, ,, . R1-111'cs1-111111iv1- 111 1'4I'L'S11lll2il1 L'111ss 13111111111 N11-1'111-rs1111 , ,.,-111111111' C11111115' R1-111'1-s1-111111iv1- 7111111 fwlgfr .rf111l1.111l'1'1l 11-1' 1711 111111 .1I1',v. l', J, I1'1'11fl1l, 28 RSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLM NEWS STAFF WRITE-UP Llllllvl' tht- stipcrvisittn tml' Miss lfstltct' Sullivztit, tht' lllttc :tml XX'hitc itcws stzttls hztvc ittzulc- lttttclt prtmgtxtss. lmtlt in writing :tltihty :tml as news slcttths. 'l'hc pztpci' hzts ltecmttc lcss zt wnrk ttf litcrztry art :tml is lmcing' lmtlclt-tl into zt reztl news sc-C titm. This year :t S0ittitm-tit culttmn wzts ztrlclcrl which gre-zttly mttlti- pliwl thc ttttttthcr tit reztclt-rs ul this section. 'llhc stztti' mccts 0x't't'y Mumlzty :tml 'llttcsclzty :tt 1213.3 :ts it jotlritztl- isnt class. 'llltc mtws is selcctccl :tml ztssigttttrl on Klumlztys ztml is criti- I 1 cizt-tl :tml t'm't'vctccl tm lm-sclztys. The stuff is :ts follows: lftlitm' ,,., .. ,... .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, .Xssucizttc lfclitttrs ,,,,.. lit-zttttt'cs tA,i...tt,ti 1 ,,,.m,,.,Y,,,...,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,lxzttlttyit Noting ,,,YL'zttltt-1'i1tt- l't't'ry :tml Nl. .X. XYillc'tt ,.,,,t.-Xittcs llzttmzt :tml lictty XYillizt1tts Sports ..,...,., ,,,, ,,,,. ,.,,..,,,,., l Dnmtltl Klt'l'ltct'stt1t :tml ilztttt- Ht-ggs Higjztttizzttittits, ,,'l'ltt'oclui't' l,t-ztclt, llctty Smith N lfrlwztrcl Nlutltct'slm:t1tg'lt l7I'1tt1tzttiCs,,, .,,, .,..., ...,Y,.,....,..,,...,....,,,, l ' Zclwztrrl lh':t1tg'c1' :tml Stztnlcy llztitttzt Nlltsit. .Y..,,. ,YY,,,.YY,,,YYA,,,.....,,,,..... ,,,,,,,,,,, h I tim' llttittci' Sucivty .... .....w....w..wV..Vl,,,,l,,,,l,,,,l,,,,l,7...,.,..V,l...,..Y.,....,l,,......,l,.,,.. l 'aulinc llillllltl' licpmwtt-t's ...... XX':tyttc Nltmw. llrttct- llriclqlcs, lfrt-rl lltturc, liyrtm llttmlcll l 29 .:I:IV.LS S HN PQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJK O IS FOR NOTHING lim-:1Iizi11g lI1:1l il is i1111141ssil1Iv to invludm- vw-1'y1hi111.: H1511 I'X1l'XllfHlX 111i,L:I1l. :ls-sirv i11 il 11-:ur hmwk, we- haw- l1l'l lhiq 11:11:11 l1l:111k whc-1'1-11111111 you Illilf write- :111y- lhim: lllili you think has 110111 XXIOIW f11ll1' 01111111-fl 111111 wl1i1'l1 Ill'IY 111:1k1- ll11- rw 11111 1111111- w11c-1-1-sst'11l I'I'0lll your 11111111 111 11111 30 STUVVVXYZABCDEFGI-IIJKLIVINO HEART TROUBLE l111lh ,llllUS4l11f' :1111l Xxll'llllCS!l2ly l'Yl'lllllgS, Kl:11'1'l1 21 :1111l 111, :11 S1110 l1.111., 1111-'I11111111'kl:1ss111 ln1'ZlllX'lllL' Iligh 561111111 1111-S1-1111-11 Il s111'1--111'1- 1111- 111':1l 1l111111's1i1' 1'111111'1ly. l lQ:11'1 'll1'1111hlc , hy Il11wz11'1l Qll1k'X'Cl'j'. 'llhis play has I11-1-11 11'11tl11'11lly :11'cl:1i1111'1l thc 111'1'1'1-ct high s1'h1111l play. ll1-:11'1 'l'1'1111l1l1 '. Zl l'llf'Zlll?' play, :Jl'1JYCil t11 hc :1c1111'-p1'1111f lflllg'll'SllflxY. 'llhc 111111 1'11111'1-1'11s Il s11ci:1lly :1111hi1i1111s flJlllQ'l1lCl', l,:1111':1 Xl111'1'is1111. l1l1lj't'fl hy lit'llj' S10w:11't, who snuhs h1-1' small t11w11 l11x'c1' flfllg'-ClL'l'li. 'l'11111111y QlIll1'l'. lJ11I'll'1lf'Cfl hy .lllllll ll1111x'1'1', 1111' thc new g11l1' 11111. L'11111':11l ,llj'll'I', 171111 Nl1'l'l1111's1111. Nl:11'th:1 llzllscy. wh11 plays thc 111111 111 thc lIl1lllll'I', 12111011 Nl111'1'is1111, is thc i11s1ig':11111' 111 thc s111'iz1l 1'li111hi11g. l'.I'l'll Xl111'1'is1111. ll:11'11l1l .I11si1'. 1111- l.Illlll'1', 11'z11111's :1 111111 that turns 111111 l11y1' 1'1111- s1-1l111-111'1's 111111111511 l1Z1X'iI1Q' thc y111111g'111' 1lz111gl111-1' l':111'ici:1. :11't1-1l hy liC'l' ly ll:1y111-s. lll1llil'Il play 1111' thc 1l1'11g'-1'lc1'k. 111 hriiig l.z1111':1 111 ll0I' senses. Slillllkf' lI:11111:1 in thc 1'11lc 111' hl1111i111' Nl111'1'is1111, 1111-S1111, 1l111-s 111111'h in his :11l11l1-sm-111 xy:1y 111 :11l1l h11111111'1111h1- sit11z1li1111, :1ll 1h1- time sutisfyiiig' his llllftllcl-.5 1':1111'i1'11s. l1y gctliiug' i11 st1'1111g ' with l.1'11111'c .Xl3IJlCl5y, the l1:111li1'1 s 1l:111g'l1t1-1', lllilyixll l1y llzlllilllllln Sl111111:1k1'1'. illlll' high 11111111 lzuigh 111-1111. 111 thc S1-0111111 2lCl 1'11111cs xyh1'11 Mrs. 'Ily- l1'1'. thc 11'i1'1- 111' thc g11l1' l11'111'1'ssi1111z1l, 1'1'111'1-S1-1111'1l hy l':llK'I1 XY:1tl1111'. 1111- 111-:11's 1111 1111- 501-111' Illlfl s111:1sl1cs l,z1111':1's s111'i:1l :1111l1i1i1111s. 'llhis is hy 1111 1111':111s lh1- 1-111l l1l- lh1- lllily. l'lrl 171-1'1ls. i11 1111-1'11l1-111'.l1-111111 .Xllllll'lD5', 1111- 111':11's 111 I111'l11x' l'1'1-1l AI1ll.l4l5llll 111 his 11l:111s. , , . ' . . . . . . . 1111-11-1s s11s111111s1- till 1111-1111111 1'111'1:1111. 11111111 l:1sl-1111111111- lII1ISl1 ll1:11 is lllZl5ll'l'l5' z1111l s:11is1'yi11g'. Tlzix jwrgli' .vf11111.1111'1'1i Ivy .llrx lllllf .llr.v. I,1'.vli1' lil'jjjf,1', 'ld V SA L0 1- PLAYS QRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLM DELTA NU KAPPA l'i1cl0i'lllvsiipciwisimi ul Nliss lisllici' Siillivzm, llcltzl N11 Kziplm has lizul :1 very SlIL'L'CSSl.lll your. Niiic new llI1'll1lJCl'S wcrc :ulrlcrl lu thc cliilv iiiciiilwwsliip mi llcccin- lwl' lil. liliifm. lhiriiig ilu- yczli' ilu- cliili rlczllt with iiiniiy pmjc-cts. iiiclufling tlircv mic-:wl plays, wliivli wen' given in wnwlcii' that wi- miglit lic :ilmlc tn buy Il now stzlgv sct fm' futurc misc: fl fcw mic'-zlct plays xx'c'i'c gixcii in :lsscmlmly prugrzuiis. Xltlimiiigli wc- :irc still :i ylbllllg' club wc lmvv inzmy things wliicli wc lwpc in zwcmiiplisli in urclci- In lu- rc-cugiiim-il liy tlic nzltiunzll grmip, OFFICERS l'i'c-sirlciil ,, , livitliryii Yniiiig X'ivc-prcsirlciiti , ,, ,llc-tty 'l':lylm' Sc-ci'vt:u'5 'Y,,,, , .l'ill'1lllUI' I5-in-Ilan' 'lli'm-zisiiix-i' , , .,,, .Xmcs llzumzi Critic ,.,,,, ,,,, l ':flXX'Ill'fl Nlntllwslvziiigli -if-lCl,lC.XN! IR IAS-Ilil.Iil'1. 32 TUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP .xlllltt .Xtlile lllost illost Hancl illost Best WHO'S WHO AMONG THE SENIORS UL' llelo ..... ,.,.. ..,.... tic Heroine , ,, Stuclious Hoy ,.,......... Stmlions Girl ,,,,,,,,,,,, some-st Hoy ,.......,...... . .Xttraetive Girl Y,,,,,,,, . .Xetress .,............,..,.,.,.. Best .-Xetor ,,.,.,.,.,.,AA ,r Most Modern Girl ..Y.A.A..,..,, Most Moclern Hoy ',,,, Most Ilaslifnl Girl, ,, Most li!ISlll-Ill lioy '..,. Noisiest Hoy '......,.....,A Noisiest Girl Y...,.,.,. V , ltest Girl llaneer .,,w. 5 llest Hoy l,IlIlCL'l '.,,,.. Peppiest Hoy ,,A,,r A, IR-ppiest Girl ..,.....,,., Most Musical Hoy ',,,, Most Musical Gi1'l .... Iliggest Hoy lflirt ,.,, lliggest Girl lilirt ,,.. Class Clown ..,..,r,r.r Most SCl'iUllS ,.,,,. Most Practical ,,,,,,, Most Congenial. ,,... . llest l.ikerl Girl ...,.... Nest l.ikecl Hoya ,, Class .Xrgner .,w,, , Class lilutl' ,....,A.,,,,,, . liest llressecl Girl .,.. Ht-st Dressed Hoy '..w, M ost Modest .Y,.i,,.. SENIOR CLASS BALLOT First Choice Charles I-Burns lletty 'liaylor Robert XYright liarliara lfseliman VVarren Perry Betty XYilliams Genevieve .lesson 'llecl Leach Betty lYilliams .lolin jones Mary Carlisle Charles Oxley .lim McCollum Peg Coons Betty Williams Benny Montgome llenny Montgome Peg' Coons Robert XYrigl1t liarlmara lfseliman hloltlt .limes Peggy Morris .lim McCollum Vera XVitter Genevieve lesson Genevieve .lesson Barbara liscliman Xliarren Perry .lim lllefollnm .lim McCollum lietty XX'illiams -lolin .lones Barbara liscliman 33 fy fy Second Choice .lolm .lones Mable Viper Charles Oxley Betty Taylor blolm Linclstrom Miriam Herron Miriam Herron .-Xmes Halma -lane lieggs Dlolin Linclstrom Yera XX'itter l'auI Shaw lid Motlierslaaitggli limajean Davis .lane lieggs -lolin jones Paul .lobe Kathryn Young Ames Halma Vera XVitter l'aul .Iolae Miriam Herron l'aul -lobe Charles Oxley Charles Oxley Betty Taylor Hetty lYilliams .-Xmes Hanna licl Motliersliaugli -lolin jones 'lane Beggs XYarren Perry Tom Pliilipps ALISOIILO RECREATION STUVWXYZABCDEFGHIjKLMN l Harvey Williams Pauline Pitts Robert McConnell HARVEY WILLIAMS As a football coach, Mr, XYilliams, or more commonly referred to as Harvey hy the foothall players, is known in Licking County and Central Ohio as a pro- ducer of championship foothall teams. lfor more llliill two decades he has consist- ently molded winning teams here at Granville. This year's team was no exception to the rule. lt can not he predicted where Granville Higl1 School foothall would he if it were not for this wonderful coach. Un the field Harvey had a convincing way of handling tl1e squad. The hoys knew Illilt when they took the field they were to tl1i11k and play nothing hut foot- hall, tl1e way Harvey had so patiently aught them. The players we1'e aware that it was no ti111e to fooil around. Regardless, all the hoys respected and admired this n1a11. He was their frie11d, and they were always willing to produce their hest for him. XVith this feeling, how may a team disappoint its coach? Harvey not only taught the hoys how to kick, pass, tackle, or hlock, hut also taught them how to play the game of life, playing the game to win, hut in case of defeat, to come up smiling. Nohing l can say would he too much praise for tl1is 1na11. Granville considers l1in1 the greatest coach in Ohio, and his past records would easily lead o11e to he- lieve he is. So with this, let us hope Harvey many more successful foothall teams at Granville High School. MISS PAU LINE PITTS For two years Miss l'auline Pitts has coached the girls' haskethall team of Granville High School. Knowledge of tl1e fundamentals of haskethall, skill as a leader of high school girls, fair play. and the most admirable traits of character descrihe Miss Pitts i11 her relationship with her players. The Granville High School lfeminine llasketeers were not always victorious. hut other coaches and referees regarded Miss Pitts' players as the neatest team in the county. This coach was always eager for her team to win, hut she taught her players l1ow to accept defeat graciously hy gixiug them a11 excellent example in her own hehavior. Perhaps the main objective of any coach is to produce a lirst-class tea111. This is true of Miss l'itts, hut sl1e will forever he rememhered hy l1er players hecause of her personal interest in their welfare, her high ideals, her friendship. Hllil her genuineness. No player sought her aid in the solution of a prohlem without Finding in her a sympathetic and helpful listener. 'l'l1i.v fltljll' .vf'nll.vnr1'1i fly gllr. Gvnrgft' xflltlff. 34 VW YZABCDEFG1-IIJKLIVINOPQ ROBERT MCCONNELL l11111 1':11111- 111 l11':1111'1111- 111g11 311111111 111 1111- 11111 111 111.114 f1'11111 111-11151111 1'11i- Yl'1'511j', 11'111-1'1- 111- 51211'1't'11 111 11z1s111-1111111 :11111 111111111111 1111' 111r1-1- 11-ears. 11111111 hig ur- 1'11'z11. 111- 111-1'z11111- :1asis1a1111 111111112111 :11111 111-1111 11z1s111-1111111 1'11z11'11. 111- 111'111'1-11 :1 '1'1-ry 1':1111:11111- :1111 111 l12ll'1'k'j', 1111- 111-:111 111111112111 1-11:11'11. 11111'111g 1111- 19.14 :11111 111.15 111111111111 51-z1s1111s, 1-11111-:11'111'111g' 111 111s1111 1111- 11ll1f12ll111'll12l1i 111 111111111111 111 1111- 1111ys' 11111111s. .Xs 111-:111 111111-11 111 1111- 111.14-.15 :11111 111.15-.111 11215111-1111111 1l'l1IllS, 111111 1-X111-1'11-111-1-11 11111 Y1'l'j' 111'11I11z11111- 51-21511111 1115 111's1 131111- :11111 XYI1111- 11-:1111 11111s111-11 S1-1'111111 111 1111' L'111l111j' 1L'2lgIIL'. 111111 1111111111-1-11 111 1111- 11'1l21l'1l'I'-11112115 111 1111- 111s11'1111 11111r11:11111-111. '1'111s j'1'1lI'. 111s 1111111-Q1-s 11'1111 1111- 1'1111111y 111111'11z11111-111, s11'1-111 1111'1111g11 1111- 111a11'11'1 11111r11z1- 1111-111 1'11'111r11111s. :11111 1111111111-1-11 111 1111- 1111z1r11-r-1111z11s 111 1111- s1z1t1- j1111a1. ,-Xa :1 1-11:11-11. 111111 111-111 1111- 1'1-s111-1-1 :11111 :1111111r:1111111 111- 1111- 11:1a111-1111111 s1111z111 as 111-11 us 111k' 1'1111111111111ly, N111 111111- 11111 111- 1-11:11'11 1111- 111111, 11111 s1-1'1'1-11 as 1111-11' z1111'is111' 1111 w1'11111z1s111- :11111 111111-1' 1'11111'1'11111111g 111111111-1115, Il111'Zlj'N 11111114 111 111'111g 1111- lJt'H1 111 :1 11111' 111 1111- f111't':11'1-. .Xs 111s 11:1sl 1'1-1'11r11s s111111'. 111: 1'1-111-111-11 11115 1g11:11. N111 111111' 11111 111- 11-11 1111- 11111-1 111111' 111 1-11-1-1110 il 111111. 11111 111- 111111111-11 1111 111111113 1111 :11111 s111111'1-11 1111111. .x11l'F 1111. 21 1-11:11-11 111:11 1-1111 1111111 11-11 :11111 111-1111111w11':111- 1111- 1l1111121ll11'1112l1S 111 :1 g.11111-. 15 111-511111-11 111 5111-1-1-1-11 111 111s 111-111. '1A111' s1'1111111 S1111'L'1'k'1j' 1111111115 111111 11111' 1111- 11111 1l2lh11k'I1l211l 1r11111111-s 111111 111- 111:11'1-11 s111'11 El 111111111111-111 11:11'1 111 51-1'-111'111g, :11111 111:11 1115 S1l1'1'L'SS1111 1'11z11'11111g 1'1-11411 1-11111111111- 111 11r:1111'1111- 111g11 S1-1111111. CHEER LEADERS 1'1-ggy 11111111s. l':11111-1'1111- 1,QI'1'j'. :11111 Xilllfj' 121511. 11I'Il11Y1111'1S 111 1' 1- 1- :11111- 1'111-1-1' 11'Zi111'l's, 11111 111111-11 111 5ll111' 11111' , 11,4 11-:11115 1111 111 1'11-11111. 1lL'fJfLf1', 1111- 111111- 3 1 s1-111111' 111' 1111' g1'111111, 1121s 1111: 1021111-11 . 1 11:11'111g 111111 1-xp1-1'11-11c1- 1z1s1 11-211' 11s ll W 1-11-11111-1-1' 11-:1111-1' 11'1111 11111 11111111-. s111- 1111s 111111- 111 :1r1111w1- 1111' 1-11t1111s1z1s111 111 , 1 1111- 1'1'1111'11 111 Zlllj' 111111111-111 11'111-11 11 was , 5 111.1.s1 111-1-111-11. L'z11111-r1111- 1'1-rry, Zl j1111- A 5 1, 1111'. :11111 X:1111'1' K':1s11. 21 s11111111111111'1-, 211- M1 11111 11lt'11' 11z11'1s. 11115 j'l'llIA 11-215 11111- . 1111111111111 1111111 1111- 1-111-1-1' 11-:1111-rs' 11111111 I1 I 111' 1'i1-11: 11 11 11':1s 1111- 111's1 111111- 1111-1- 112111 111-1-11 l'111'11is111-11 111111 11I111.1ll'1I1 N111-1111-lx. '11111-sc 1111'1-1- girls s111111111 111- 111g1111' 1111111111-1111-11 1111 11111' 1111- 11111' 1-111-1-1'111g l111'j' 11-11 111 1111111 1111- 1111ys' 111sf 1r11'1 :11111 s1:111- 11z1s111-1111111 111111'11111111-111s. XY1- 1Ak'1'1 1111-1. 11111. 11111 111L'11' part 111 1111' 1Y11lII1l1g 111' 1111- 111w11'11'1 1-11z11111111111- 511111. 11111111 1'11111' .vf11111.1111'1-11 11-1' .1111 1f1'11l'yf1' C11111111'1l. 35 N LL HHDEIH RECREATION STUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLIVIN FQOTBALL 'l'lw millmnlq fm' El SlIL'Cl'SSll1l 502151311 :ll ll1':mx'illc fm' 19:55 was wry prcmiisiug' in the curly fall. liiglit lotta-rim-11 :mel scvcrzll cxpc-i'in-iicn-rl lmyf i'c'pm'tvrl fm' lJl'ZlCtlC0 :llcmg with UlllK'l' lwpcful cziwliclzltvs, .Xftvr sc'x'L'i':1l wcclcs ul' pi':u'tiC0. thc ICIIIII mpc-ilccl their 7461154111 with lYcslci'x'illn'. Il Class sclimnl, hcrc. 'l'hc .Xccs plzlycrl ll hrillizuit Iirst half. hut sm'- ciunlwfl lu Xlbstm-1'x'illo's pmx'c1'l'ul wtlcnsc in the sccmul half, losing hy Il storm- uf lil-ll, ,, . . . .. lhc lullmviiiq wcclx thc lCZllll jmii'1icx'c-fl lu L tim. :xml 111:11'1'cfl thc- Ill!-Cillllltf limnccuililiig hy rlclczllllig' thcm .H-H, llwth thc lllm' .Xfc ul- lciisc :mil rlclcnsc lllllClllillCfl well in this gzunc. iXli'l'llllQ'tllCll'1lllCll'lll rivzll. .Xlc-xriiiclrizl, in thu ili':1i1x'illv llimivcmii- ing' zlttrzictiwm, thc local in-:un gmlzlyccl :L lwillizinl sc-camel hull 14, win thif c-iicmiiitci' liy Il lllilfglll uf 2.3-ll, 'l'hc gzum- was slim, In-ing' plziyvrl mi :1 wct livlcl. illlll' fulltlwillg' Wk'L'li lllk' fllliiy Scxliinul fur ilu' Ilclll lil-f.,1-p lllc llhu- ,Nw scuiirgc hy Il 3125-ll annul. 'llhc xxwrlq ul' thu' lIi':111x'illv lizwlclh-lrl mcn stmmrl mit in this gilllll' hy thu-ii' clusiw l'lllllllIlg'1llIfl lwlm-king. iflfllix fulfil' Xf'llII.YUl'1'd Ivy Sid Cfillmun, 36 VWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ The ,Kees juiiriieyefl to 'Iiiliiistmvii the next week lu play luluthel' miie uf their nhl rivals. th'zliix'ilIe wmi this gimme frmii ll stiihhurii Red :tml XYhite lk'1llll, ISD-tl. Hy wiiiiiiiig' this game, the luezll team eiilehecl the euiinty truphy. The lust twu gzimes were played zigziiiist out ut' county tennis. Hre- iiien :mal llrme City. The .Xees won hoth uf these gzuiies imly utter ll hzlrcl hztttle. I-Suth the line :tml the huektield fiiiietimiecl to the hest ad- vziiitztge in huth uf these gzimes. The Grove City gilllll' was the lust game fm' the fullmviiig' seniors: bluhii iltmes, .Xmes llzumzi, XYilhiii' Frost, lien NItJIllg'lllllCl'y, QQIIZITICS lhiriis, .Iuhii l,inclsti'tm1, ilziines Klefnlliim, XYzu'- ren l'ei'i'3', l'ete liivggs. :incl l':ClXX'1ll'tl Muthei'shzuig'li. FOOTBALL RECORD thwliiville tl th'z1nx'ilIe :H thwtiiville 2.3 fil'1lllYiHC 25-1- th':mx'ille IS XYestei'x'ille Utica .Xlt'XZllNl1'iZl 0. S. S. lm, iluhiistowii t3i'zuiville H Ilremeu tliwiiivilh- IS! tlrnve City 3. 3 - A ,, .L .ig no IZ 37 NOILVHHDHH RECREATION STUVWXYZABCDEFGI-IIJKLMN BOYS' BASKETBALL 'Jlllll' lll17Sl s111'1'1'ssf11l s1'11s1111 ll KZ1'1111x'illc 11111111 l1IlS 1-x'1-1' 1-xp1'1'i1-111'1-11 1x'1'll 1l1's1'1'il11-s the 1111s1 111111 111' thc l111ys' l111slc1-tl111ll l1111111. 'llhc 11-11111 s1x'1-111 Ih1'1111g'h 1'1111111y 11111l 1list1'i1't 1'11111111'titi1111 1lllClCfCZItC1l. Il Il 1l 111lv1111C1'1l 1h1'1111gl1 the 111111111-1'-Ii1111ls i11 thc st11l1- t11111'1111111c111. 'llhcy 1'11111'11il1-1l Il 1'1'1'111'1l 111' 1w1'111y-1w11 wins 11111 11l tXX Cllty-l-lllll' g111111-s, l11si11g' 1111ly 111 C11sh111'l1111. Il s11'1111g' hllllSS s1'h1111l, 11111l S11111l11sliy St. Nl1ll'j'S, 11l1i1111111' XYlIIlll'I'S 111' 1h1' Sllllk' Cl11ss li 111111'1111111c111. .X1 lh1- s1:11'1 111' 1h1' s1'11s1111 ltrlll' le111'1'1111-11 Zlllll 11111111-1'1111s 111'11s111-cts !lll5XYl'l'01l l311l1's 1'11ll. .Xftcr weeks of p1'111'1i1'1- 11111 s1111s1111 11111-111-1l with L'lic11 lIt'l'l'. 'llhc sl111'li11g' llllt'-1117 Y111' l11'1111vill1' 11'11s vltlllll blllllkls Zllltl Nltllll' g111111'1'y. lHl'XX'IlI'IlS1 l'illl'llS. 1'1'11t1'1': 11111l .l111:k 'I11111-s 11111l l'1-1'1'y Q'll2l1'llS. ll x1'11s this 1'11111l1i111- 1h11t lllilili' Y111' such Il s11c1'1'ssl'11l sQ:1s1111. 'llhc 1111s1 s1-:1s1111 llllS I11-1-11 Il iicw 1-x11c1'ic111'c 1111' the llll5'S. lt is lllll' lhcy sh11ll 111-1'1'1' l-lDl'Q'l'l 111' 111' ZlSllZlIllt'1l 111 1lis1'11ss. ll is ll gm-111 lllllllll- 111 11l:1x' lll the s11111- 111111'1111111c11t. l111' 1111lv s1x11'1'11 l1'11111 11x'1'1' 11 lllllllSZlIlfl Uh111 lligh SCll1l1llS 1'11111111-11- ill it. 'llhc 11-11111 ll2l5 l11'1'11 C1111-1'111i111-1l 111 SCX'k'l'1ll l111111l111'1s. 'llh1' Hrst was thc N1-w111'l1 S11111'ts1111111sl1i11 l311111l1101 given l1y the NCXX'Zll'li City xvHllK'f'- 11 - 1 . l111ll l.1'11g'11c. lhc 111-X1 111111 w11s g'1v1'11 hy 1h1- K11'1111x'1ll1' lJ11w Il t11w ll C11111'h1's 111 1111- lD1-sl1l1-1'AXY11lli1'k i11 Qlfllllllllllls. 'llhc N1'w111'k Clllllllllkll' 111' C111111111'1'c1- gave 11111 111'x1 l1111111111't which XYZLS f11ll11xx'1-1l hy Il 1li11111'1' 111 1h1- Lll3lllllll5llS .'X1l1l1-lic Clllll 11s g'1111sts 111 Mr. C11-111'g11 K. Smith. 'l'h1- lllUtllL'l'S Xvllllllfl 1111 1h1- llilllflllkqlllg' with 1111 1111111'1x1'i11ti1111 1li1111c1' g'iv1'11 j11i111ly l'111' 1h1' l111ys' 11111l g'Il'lS' s1111111ls. illllk' .hllllllill Stull' 1'1111g'1'11t11l11t1-s this f111111111s 11-11111 1111 its s111'1'1-ss. 'l'!1ix fwlgfr .1'j'1111.v111'1'1l lyv lF111 ' C7-11111. 38 VWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ SEASON'S RECORD tlrnnvillc -L2 Grzlnville 20 tlrzlnvillc 27 Granville 20 tlrzmville 28 tlrzulville .50 tlrunville 30 tlrzmvillc 42 tlrzmrillc 30 Granville 40 Granville 31 tlrzmville .54 llrunville 26 Utica 22 .-Xlcxzmclrin 17 -lolmstown 53 Coshocton 251 Klzluniee lil .Xlexzuulriu lil 'llulmso l2 Summit Stzltiun ll lftnzt 17 blulinstown I1 Summit Station 20 XYcsterx'ille 255 Hebron 15 COUNTY TOURNAMENT tlrztnville 20 Granvillu 20 tlrzmville ISI tlrzuiville 28 Tulmsu l5 Summit Station 10 Utica ll litnzi 20 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT llrztnvillc 35 Clranvillc 35 tlranvillc 20 Grainville lil tlrxmvillc 28 STAT tl1'zuivillc Il-l tlrzinvillt' 25 Plain City 20 Lwnclun 0 Tliurstun 25 Marysville I5 lXlillerspm't 20 E TOURNAMENT XYz1yiit-svillc' 20 S1llltlllSlif' St. Mary 'BH 'I'l1i.v fulfil' .Yf'Ull.Vlll'l'll Iry illr. .lnnmr VIH 39 NOILVHEIOHH TION RECR STUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMN GIRLS' BASKETBALL 'lllic start ul' tlic lSlJi.3-Citi Girls' llzlskctlmzill sc-:lstm slimvwl tlic I't'llll'Il ul fum' lcttt-rmen and llllll1Cl'tll1S prospects. .Xl.ll'I' sevc-1'ztl wveks of prncf tice umlei' thc expcriciicecl lizmcl uf Miss l'itts. tlic svzismi upmieml with Utica lierc. Out of twelve gnmcs plztycfl tlfzulvillc wmi scvcii, nizilqiiig' fm' Hllly :m :tvc1':1g'c st-zismi uf play. l'lllXYL'YCl', in tlic tmirilzuiit-lit, llic qirls mlisplzwecl ewccllciit lmztskvtlwnll, :incl wmi lmotli tliesc QIHIIUS. .Xl- tlimigli thc tczmi clicl not win ccmst:mtlj'. it was matt-cl tliiwmglimit tlit- cuunty fm' its nt-at limiicl ul lmll. .M the :mmml lmskctlmll lwzuiqiict tliusc tu rect-ix'c lt-ttcrs xv c 1' 0: Palmer, 'llzlylmy Czmiplwll, XYilliz1ms, Young, lll1lCl', Nlcliiiigllt. Cmms, I J Iimvlus, :tml licggs, wlm clirl licr part :is :L wry cupzililc lIl1lll1tg'Cl'. SCHEDULE tlrzmvillc IU llticzt Ill tlmiivillc .Zl Alcxanrlrizi l3 tlrzulvillc ll -lolinstowii ll! tlraiivillt- ll Alexaiiclria 13 fll'2il1VlllL' ll Tolmso 15 Granville l7 Suuimit Station 22 lil'1lllVlllC 28 litna l7 llirzuivillc 13 -lolinstuwii I0 Granville I4 Summit Station .ZIP tlrzmvillv l7 Hcliroii Zl COUNTY TOURNAMENT -tlraiivillc 1.3 lkltaskala fm lil'2llIYlllt' ZZ 'lltilmso 18 This ffagv SfY0ll.Y1lI'l'!I' by .llr. and .llr.v. C. li. Iingys. .1 40 VWXYZABCDEFGI-IIJKLMNOPQ BASEBALL llnring' thi- spring.: :tthlt-tit' :itll-ntion wats l't'lllt'l't'tl upon hztst-luill, both girls :ind lvoyst In-ilig l'l'Illit'Nl'lllt'll lay :t tt-uni. 'l'his is tht- st'l'onll your for hoys' lrztsvlizill :intl tht' tlrst' yvair in tht- history ot' tht- high srhool thztt it has In-on iw-pi't-sviittitt hy :t girls' tvnin. If'roni tht- crowtls that hztvt- ohst-rx't'tl tht- pqziiiivs so l':tr this year, tht- llltllt'1lllUllS nrt- thzil m this naitimiul pusliint- is fztst 1.:':tininp: an proininvnt plural in our high svhuol nthlt-tivs. l'mll-r tht- instrnvtions ot' Holt Tilt-t'oiint-Il, fornit-r Dt-nisnn :ithlt-tt-, tht- girls www ilXX'1ll'tlt'tl at tt-:ini to i'vpi't-st-lit tht- stfhool. lllnvh intvrl-st has hw-n shown on tht' girls pnrt. :intl from rumors lu-:trtl in the- lmllu-r rooms, il looks :is it' thwtiivillt- is ixoing' to ht- I'l'lll'l'- st-ntl-tt hy :i gootl tt-uni. l i'oni olisvrxwilions, it looks ns il' tht- tollnwiiigr p.:'n'ls will t'Zll'lij' m on tht- linrtlt-n ol' tht- tw-nm. 'Flin-y :nrt-: Yonnpr, Taylor, 1'iper. llalvivs, l':iInn-r. NYrig.:'lit, :intl lt. t'r:inivr, Xl'ith tht- r--turn ut' nint- vt-lt-iuiiis, tht- prospvt-ts for zu winning.: huys' lvttlll :tl tlruii- villv was vt-ry hri1.:ltt, 'l'he- only Iossvs from lust ye-:ir wvrt- XVoo4ly Rupp :intl ltltl. Alnx- I-I xvvll. lllllll'l'1l nt-tx' vom-li this yt-air, t':trl Sl-liniitlt. tht- huts hnvt- ht-t-n XYtlI'lilll,LL hzirtl 1-vt-rp night :itll-r st-hool, It-:il'nilii.1' thv lllllltlilllltlllllllbl ot' the gztiiiv. 'l'hl- tt-:ini opt-in-tl its Iflliti svatson plrtying' lfnion Station lit-rv on .Xpril Ill. ln :i wt-ll plnyvtl g':iint' tht' lllnn- .Xu-s llt'l'l'lllt'll the- Inst yt-:tr's vnunty vlizinipions X-Il. In this pxniiit- t'li:irls-s litirns inntll- :i Slll't'l'SSl'lIl llt'lllll :is at tlrnnvillv twirlt-r. 'l'ht- svn-ontl granite- was plztyvtl :it lll'2lIlYlll1' with Tohos.i fnrnisliing.: tht- nplmsitiuii. lYItl'l't'Il l'n-rry, pitrliing' his tirst g':tint- for tlwtnvillv, :tllowt-tl 'Fohoso lint two hits :is hist lt-:nn was oollt-vtilip.: six to win tht- lqziiiis-. Ci-Zi. ln ai pi':il-tivo gqnnit- plain-tl :igziinst tht- Shziron Yulln-y tt-:nn tht- lot-:il nint- won t-zisilp hx' :i svort- ot' N-ti. Making' thcir tirst :tppo:tr:iiit't- ziwziy front lionit-, tht- lllnt- .Xt-vs lost tht-ir Iirst glziiiit- ol' tht- st-:isnn to l'tit':i. ln this gziiiit- tht' lzivlt ot tvzini work vost tht- lot-:il nina- tht- loss. 'l'h1- scort- was l-Il in frivor ot' lltit-:t. 'l'hl- following hoys lizivt- plztyl-ll iinport:int parts in innkinp.: this st-zisnn SlIt'l't'SSl'lllI llzinnzl, linrns, llosnvll, O, .lonvs. Mfixwl-ll, llinttstroni, t'. Jon:-s, Mc-l'livi'snii, Moiitgoiii- t-rx lwrrx' .Xpril It l'ninn Slilllllll :it llmiivillv Alny 1 Tohoso :it tlrmivillm' May t l'tit-zi :it llticn Mui' S l'tit':t :it th':1iix'illt- tlloys :intl tlirlsb Mziy I2 liii'ltvl'sx'illv :it lll'illlX'lllt' tlloys :incl Girls Klux 15 Johnstown :it .lolinstown Rlny l!l 'l'ohoso :it 'l'olioso 2 I 'lllII'.Y fttljlt' .vfou.voi't'tf lry .llr. mul .ll1'.v. .l. I.. .lnhtk 41 SONGBIRDS TUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNO GIRLS'GLEE CLUB lvllllkl' tlu- :tlmlv stuu-iwisitm ul Mr. iXi'tliui' llutt, fliwcttvi' tit' l'ulilit' Scluml Music. tlu- tiirls' Glu- Cluli luul uutuy iutt-i'c-sting' luiurs tit' sttuly, 'llltis Ufgillllllllltrll, witli :t uu'uilu'i'sltip ut' 2543, uu-t HH ,lllIL'SIlIlf'S zuul 'llllllI'Stl1lj'S ul' t-zu-li wt-ck mluriug' tlu' liztll :uul Spring' uuiutlis ..Xuumg' tlu- stings sttulu-fl xxx-iw l.:uuuu-iu'ik's cmiipusitimi. Hy tlu- XX'z1tci's will Nllllllllllllllllillu. l,u-1u':uu't-s' liuli:1u l3:1wu , :uul Ring Hut Swcct .Xugt-ltis by Ch. tiutiiuul. 'lllu- lust tml uuuilu-rs wort- sung mi Nlnrcli '3l. lmy nur girls :tt Cztpitztl L'1iix'ci'sity, klultiiiilius, wlu'1'c tlu'y t-utt-rt-rl tlu' Ilistrit-t Glu- Lllulr Llmitcst. 'lllu- giwvtiix :tlsn snug' st-vt-t':1l tiuu-s lu'- t'm't' tlu- sttulcut luuly iu .Xsst-iulmlics. llmvt-x't'i'. lu-enlist' uf tlu' scztrcity ut' tiuu- lui' pi':u'tivvs, tlui liirls' lilt'l'fll1lltll1l1ltll L'tlIllllll1l'IlS Il unit lllI'Hll4Q'llll1ll tlu- wluilt- yt-:ui lt uuit, t-fl with tlu- lluys' lilcv Cllulw tu lwriu tlu- Iligli Svluuwl L'lim'us wliicli was x'c'1'v :u't1x'0. . . . 4 lu lit-vt-iiilu'1' 11 gmtip til txvcuty SIllQ't'l'S was clunst-ii trum tlu- L luirus lu sing :lt tlu- Yulvftirlc sc-i'x'icc lu'lrl :tt tluh l'l't'Sll5'lt'I'l1lIl t'litu't'li. 'llllis snuu' g I'HllID :llsw snug' nu st-vc-1':tl titlu-r tuwzlsitiiis. lfilll-.V fwufi' Xf'1VIlX4lI't'1f fry lfr. mul illrx. lx'f1Vl lfxrlrffltrll. 42 VVXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR BOYS'GLEE CLUB 'lxlmc liuys' lllcu Club, tugcllwx' with thc Girls' Uh-v Club. has flum- muclm fm' ilu- scluml, Un Huy '33 tha- k'hUl'llS sung' in thv stulc CUIIUXSI fm' . , , .. . .. high svlmul Mlm-k111lws. XIV. Hull has wm'kc4l with thc CIIHVIIS 1111t11'1ngf ly, :mul wa' lvcl wc xnxx- 111111 Il H110 ul lllIll1liS tm' 1110 imc xx'wl'k lu' 11:15 fltlllll 'lxlw Im-111114-1's uf thc ulmruf xx-lm., sung in fullllllf' Q1llHl'llS arc: l':l11l Alulw livlly XX'illi:1ms XYillr111' l'Kl'U5l KIZIYUIZI II1llSl'j' Nr-lsmm llurlcy Nlllfj' SlI'w,'l0I' Nulwrl XY1'ig'l1l 121-111-x'i1-x'v -lvssml 'JJ 'U Y. Ci 'Q Tllix fwfr .vjwfzmrwff iw l'f'u!'. I , llf ,S'I1 mlf'l. 43 SCIHIEIDNOS TOOTERS UVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP BAND XN'ith over forty memhers the hand has again made good under the con- stant and steady lmaton of its well-known leader, Mr. XYilliams. During the year not only have numerous assemblies lreen staged hy Mr. XYilli:uns' rhythniical company. hut it has shown its worth on several outside occasions. Iior lJenison's final lraslcetlmall ifamc of the season the hand was Jresent . . 3 . . . . and struck up a few lively pieces receiving much applause troni the Denison- ians and spectators. 'l'he high school hand also furnished music for the Licking County llas- lccthall Banquet. adding to the enjoyment ol all. 'l'o climax the successful year the hand made its appearance in full uni- lorni before a Granville audience lor a concert which proved to he most en- tertainine' and was widely' en'ovcd. 'llhe attractive lvlue and white uniforms be ' ' 1 . . were possible only because of the thoughtlulness and generosity ot the towns- people in their liberal donations. This success of such a. line group of musicians can he credited to none other than its splendid and ever faithful director, Nlr. XYilliams. 'l'lli.v fwylr sfto11.vm'i'd llhl' Ni I'. um! .llr.x'. R. li. H'i1nfr1'l. 44 X'YZfAI3ClDElFC1H1.1K1JN1NCDF'Q12S ORCHESTRA 1112l1'1iZl111j' 1111- j'0Il1'. L 11111-1' 1111- 1111'1-1'111111 111 .X1'111ll1' 111111, 1111- 1111111-s11'11 1111s 11111l1'11X'L'l1 1'0- lt 11115 1-111111-1111111-11 111 CYL'1'y 111111-1' ZlSSL'1111l1y 111'11g1'11111 with 111l11111C1'S ill 1111- 111-g'11111111g 111111 1-1111. 151-S1111-s 1111s, 1111- 111'1'11es11'11 1111s givc-11 11111- 11551-1111111' p1'11- g1'2l111 111111 l1I111'I'5 111 -1111111 1-11111'1-1'1 with 1111- 1'11111'11s 111111 glee 1'11111s. .X11 1111- 1111-111111-rs 111' 1111- 111-1-111-s11'11 1l1Zlf'CK1 111 1111- 1-1111111y 111'1'11est1'11 11115 j'6Zl1'. '1'111- 111'1-111-s11'11 111511 1-1111-1'1-11 1111- S11111: 1-111111-st. '1'111- 1111111111111 111' s111111- 111-w 11111s11' 111111 sc-vc-1'111 new 1l'lC'l111!Cl'S 1111s 116113611 11111111- 1111s Il S111-1-1-ssf111 y1-111' 1111 1111- G. 11. S. 111'1-111-str '1'111- 1111-111111-rs 111 the 111'1-111-s11'11 111'1-: 1':1K'I1111l1' 5111111111111-1' St!1111l'j' 1111111111 11111'11111'11 1':SC111111l1l 17111111111 1':SC111l1Zl11 .11-1111 11111111111s1111 1111111-1'1 1QllW1fl1111 312111 S111-1-11-1' 11111111 11111111611 11111111 R11g1-rs XY1111l1I' 1:11151 111111-11 XX'11t11111- 111-115' S11-w111'1 11111'11111 XY1'1g111 1,1111is1- 111111151111 Il. ,X1i1'1- S11l'1l1l1'K1 N1111' 11l1I'1'1SS 1,1-1111111 1521111615 1'11111i11 Oxley .Xmes 1111111111 1111111-1'1 1Y1'1g111 A111011 ,l1111cs 45 SHHLOOL UU8zU VWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ AUTOGRAPHS TEACHERS BEST GIRL IRI:,I'I'1I1.ST GIRLS HANDSOMEST BOYS 46 YZAIHHDEFGHIJKLMPHDPQRST SECRET PASSION PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BORES BEST DANCERS ATHLETES SOCIAL LIONS MY VOTE FOR MAY QUEEN I'LL MEET YOU IN SING SING 47 HQHH VIEWS I WXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU L I WINTER 49 SAAHIA INNERS XYZABCDEFGI-IIJKLMNOPQRS TROPHIES 'l'his array speaks plainer than words of the success of Granville High School in hoth scholarship and athletics. Perhaps the most outstanding trophy is the award of Central District llasket- hall Championship. Our lmaskethall team went through County and District op- position without a scratch this year, and played two games in the State Tournainent. livery player on this team won some award for outstanding technique individually as well as together as a team. llenny Montgomery, co-captain, was awarded a place on the All-District team and another on the All-State second team: VVarren Perry, co-captain, was made Captain of the All-District team. The others, john li. jones. Charles Burns, and jack jones. were members of the Licking All-County team. 'lihese boys and a few more were undisptuted Licking County Football Cham- pions. Losing one game to Wlestervillc. a class team, the Blue Aces finished the Lounty contention without a defeat. The outstanding Scholarship trophy is the Spring Contest Award for 1035. Vkfith an unusual display of talent and diligence, these people brought the cup hack to Granville for the second successive year. The memlmers of this team were: lillen VVathne, piano solo: Mary johnson, short story: Stanley Hanna, original poem: Ruth Geil and june Hunter, Vocal Duet: Dick jones, Yocal Solo: Phillip Adams, Ofllfllllll Bllfflldt Wlfiillit, llook Review: l'1mma Latta, Reading: Barbara lisclnnan. Violin solo: and Catherine XN'olfe and Rebecca XVingert, Aeeompanists. ln scholastic attainments for which trophies are not awarded, G. ll. S. also excelled. ln the County tests Granville garnered eleven out of a possilmlc fifteen lirst places, together with many second anrl htirds. lilevcn of the thirteen students who represented us on the Licking Scholastic team, hrought us further glory hy placing among those who received state recognition. This Page .ff70ll.l'0l'f'll by Dr. L. E. 1Ja7'i.v. 50 AI3CIDEITGl1IjKI4NlNCDPCQRf5TLJV SPRING CONTEST 'llllv prvliminz11'ics lm' ilu- Spring Cuutcst this your xvclx- lwlml Ull Nlumlzay. Nlzm-lm :ill1l1.:1ml XXI-fllu-scl:1y. .Xpril lst. 'I'l1c1'c was rm llllllSl1Zll- ly lim' l'L'IiI'L'SCllll1llHll :uul :1 gTl'Ill YZll'l0lf' ul' sclcclilms xx'c'1'c 1JI'CS0lllL'tl XXI' lon-l tlmt ox'c1'yu11v wlw L-111011-cl lllc vmlln-sl slwulrl lac c1mg'r:1t11lz1 Ull his lim- cll'urt. ltspcclzlllx' wc XYlSll lu lllllllli Klrs. 5-lxcpxml zmml lwr L'lllllllllll1'0, Nl Y SlllllX'1lll. Nlisg litts,:m1l Nlr. llull, lm' llwir wurlc. tvml ISS XX 0 Ill'C' sum' llu' XX'Illlll'l'S will gn I:11' zlml, xx'l1:1lm-x'c'1' ilu-lv flu, wlll gin- tlu' lwsl tlml they lmw lulwl'lllg'llHl1m11'lu llrzmxillv lligll Svlwul 'lllw XX'llll1Cl'S uw: Slum Sllil'f lZlllll'S Xlllllblllllll Ymwll mln '-llllll' lluntci' lhmlq 11-x'in-xx' Klzlry ,Xlicc XYillc'll Ylwzll mluct llnvirl l,v:1cl1 :xml Hriginznl 15110111 1Xllll'S llzl1m:1 .Xlicv lfsclnnzln llfillltill 'l'tIllil.lk'ZlIl llIlX'lS Yiulin sewlu lflcfzlmn' Sl111n1:1lu'1' l,lI1llllSlllH lfllcu XX':ltlm0 lin-zulillg' 'lxllflfllll llL'l'l'H1l 1 - K , K Y ' Q hpvvxznlly llxL'l'lIlIlll lmmll l.ymn hmwlvll, Nnmvs llzmuzl. XX lllllll' lwmsl. lirllcv llriclqlvs, l,vlzmcl llzmin-ls. 'l'lr1'.v fum- ,vlw1l1.vm'mi lqv .llr. and .llr.v. Cf ll. C'm111.v, 51 SHHNNI BCIDISFCSPIIjKJ4N1NCDF'QIiS'TLJVWW SVHLX YOUTH ZABCDEFGI-IIJKLMNOPQRSTU GIRL RESERVES 'llhe Girl Reserves stzlrtecl out at successful year unfler the :tlmle lezul- ership uf the president llarhztrzt lischinztn. XYith the help uf the zulvis- urs. Mrs. Shepzlrcl ztncl Miss XYz1lz. an interesting prugrani was plztnnecl. lietty XYilli:uns, our prugrzun chziirmzln, executecl this scheflule x' e ry competently. 'llhe Girl Reserves. through the year, liztve rlune many wurthwhile things. llut-clogs were sulcl :tt the fuutlnztll gzinies tu raise innney for sending two girls tu the Girl Reserves SUIIIINC1' ezunpg inuney was zilsn sent fur relief for Hemel sulterers. lu the suciztl line. the twu llllllllflllllt events were the KlZlflClj'-flZlllQ'll- ter :incl IINDlQllCl'-flllllglllltl' lmztnquets. .-X :lance was zilsu given in the Spring fm' the freslnnzui girls. 'l'he elulm has hzul inztny stimulating meetings including two helfl juintly with the lli-Y. For the success ul our Clulm we want especially tn thunk our 1lClX'lS1l1'S, Kliss Xxiilll :incl Mrs. SllC1JZlI'Il. 'flux fulfil' .vff0r1.mrrrI by Dr. 'I'. If. CIIUJIZZJCIT. 54 CIDEITGIJljKl.MP4OI3QflST'UXfW7X HI-Y 'l'h1' lli-Y cluring this sclmol yt-z11'l1:1slmc1-11 zlctivt-ly c11g:1g1-cl in ninny XX'Ul'lll-XYllllC activities. Tho first 1111tst:z111li11g 116011111plisllnicnt was thc ilistrilnitiuii uf fowl mlnring' 'I'l1z111ksg'ix'i11g. A l52ll'1'Cl was sct 1111t i11 thc hnll :xml there thc stnclcnts put their gifts uf fuucl. Fire- fzunilics were thns hclpefl :incl L'llCL'l'Cil on 'lil1:111ksg'ix'i11g clay. Nlnny new alt-x'cl1wp111c11ts hzlvc lsccn cstulnlisliccl i11 thc u1'g:111iz:1ti1111 itsclf. The nhl systcni uf cl1u1msi11g new lllCllllJCl'S has 110011 clone zlwzly with. Now when it 01111105 tinic tu clcct new czlncliclzltcs, ouch p01's1m11 is jnclgccl :11'1w11'1li11g lu SCll1ll2ll'SllllJ. living, Sl!Ul'lSlllZlllSlllll, zlncl spcecli. .Xlsu ncw 1'llll'S :irc living' Clll-lll'CCil CUllCCl'lllllQ.' clues and :1ttc111l:111c0. ',l'hc spring party was unc of thc must g'z1l:1 affairs i11 the Hi-Y his- tury uf li1':111x'illc' z1n1l we who nrc lCIlYlllg' the school :incl Hi-Y feel Cun- Iifh-nt that thc Sll'Cllg'lll :1n1l i11H11cn1'c uf thc u1'g'z111iz:1ti1111 will cuntiinic :1n1l giwnx' with IICYCI' Ct'11SlllQ vig'u1'. ill? il Tlnlv f11lg11' sjm11.vm'1'1f 111' lx'1':'. Cf J. f,.l'll'.l'. 55 HLDOA ZODIAC ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV 9. SEPTEMBER School begins. New schedule. No books, no homework-like fun! 14-17. Organizations get started. 21. 17. 3. 11. 16. 18. 19. 23. 25 1. 6. 8. 13. 15. 22. 27. 28. 4. 6. 13. 20. 22. 27. 2. 3 10 14 15 17 22 23 24 3 Football starts. Nine letter-men back-bright prospects. First football. 13-0 in favor of VVesterville: but just wait till we get started! OCTOBER Grove City. That's more like it. 19-7. Homecoming-beat Alec 25-0. Rain, rain, and more rain Ox, ox, and more ox Dramatics club gives the play Confessional. More football. This is getting too easy. Utica 34-0. G. R. Conference at 'Wildwood G. R. Assembly. We get a slant on new fall styles. Cute models, weren't they? NOVEMBER Student Council gives dance. How many doughnuts did you get? Mr. Taylor gives us a talk about China in assembly. Mrs. Spencer speaks to G. R. Club. Game with johnstoiwn. Beat 18-0. Delta Nu Kappa gives three one-act plays. Very realistic scenery even to a kitten. Dr. Shumaker gives us a talk on scarecrows, or was it teachers? We play the deaf mutes. Beat 34-0. Seniors give amateur hour in assembly. johnny captivates us with his crooning. Glee Club and orchestra give Thanksgiving programs Perry announces that the Hi-Y drive for food was very successful. Many -useful articles were acquired including some life-buoy soap. Vacation. Ah! There is indeed cause for thanksgiving. Please pass the turkey! DECEMBER Impersonator gives us an assembly program. Oh-Oh! Taylor swalled her gum at that crack! Beat Utica. Boys 42-22: Girls 19-10. Beat Alexandria. Boys 26-17: Girls 21-13. Art puts on a Christmas program for us. School's out-Jingle bells no more till nd. Chorus sings in Christmas service in Presbyterian church. G. R.'s go carolling. Br-r am I frozen! Coshocton 20-37, their favor. just out of practice tor is it trainingl because JANUARY The boys come to school all spiFfed up. New year's resolutions? Nope-just animal pictures. Our basketball team starts the new year off right anyway. Beat Maumee 28- 19. Bliss college didn't show up so girls played alums. Whipped 20-16. Alexandria at Alex. Boys 30-113 Girs lost 11-13. Boys romp all over Toboso 38-12: Girls no so peppy 11-15. Term papers-exams. Whew! The seniors go round and round: you know the rest. Beat Summit Boys 41-12. Girls were defeated 17-22. Dramatics Club gives a mock debate. Resolved: 1t's better to be a big frog in a little pond than a little frog in a big pond. G.R. Daady-Daughter banquet. Beat Bremen. 14-6. of vacation folks! -24. Old Man Winter gives ns a welcome vacation. Boys still going strong. Beat Etna 30-16. Girls regain their standard with a FEBRUARY joint Hi-Y G. R. meeting. We all decide to be ideal boys and girls-till the eats come. 56 score of 28-17. DEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY 5 7 8 l2 I3 I4 IS I9 22 25 20 10 .Z 4 0 7 0 ltl' I3 14 17 I0 20 .ill l 3 4 9 I 3 l 4 l 5 20 2 6 22 25 27 28 .il 2 Student Council assembly. County Superintendent Lester Black gives us a talk. Spencer waxes eloquent. Summit at Sunnnit. Boys still up for form 31-20. Girls not so good, l4-20. VVesterville is here. Ah, sweet is revenge -34-24. Boy Scout assembly. Ed Deeds steals the show. The poor hard worked Seniors are beset with accomplishment tests. ls there no justice? A valentine! What am a valentine? No school because of icy roads. Boys beat Hebron 26-l5. Girls lose I7-21. Probate judge Ashcraft talks in assembly. Do we feel misunderstood? lireshman talent is displayed in assembly. County Tournament. Boys beat Toboso Z6-15. Harvey's tooters play at the Denison game. Big shots! Orchestra gives us an assembly program on short notice. More County Tournament. Beat Summit 29-l6, and Utica 31-l4. MARCH Boys win the county tournament. Beat Etna 28-20. County Basketball Banquet. Band plays at he banquet. .Xll members get there safely-finally! District Tournament-Plain City 35-26. Ditto---Ditto---London-35-9. Brownie , the dog, gives us a lesson in Math. XVe still think Hrirvey's better. He doesn't bark at us. -ll. juniors give Heart Trouble. More Tournament. Beat Tlmrston 29-25. Finals. VVe win the district championship. Marysville, 19-15, and Millersport. 28-26. Meet the all-district captain, folks. They tell me he eats VVheaties. District trophy presented with all due ceremony. lt's getting to be the usual thing! Got out of school in the afternoon for the State Tournament. Another win! VVaynesville 34-26. Glee Club goes to Capital University to sing in the contest. W'e lose in the basketball quarter-finals to St. Marys, 25-28. Too bad-but we can't win all the time. Spring is in the air and so is the Spring Contest. liirst preliminaries this mornng. APRIL More Spring Contest. VVinners are announced. NN'ell, more power to you team. NVe're with you! Annual party. liveryone comes back for one last look at the dea' ol' school. l3. Spring Vacation- nufT said. Spring Contest at Johnstown. Not so good. School again. This time starting at 8:20! Do l look sleepy? Mrs. Shepard tells the Seniors that they can go to Columbus after all, if they promise to be good little boys and girls. They all promise, of course. The hrst grade rhythm band entertains us with some red-hot numbers. All the girls fall for Bobby Spencer. The Seniors go to Columbus. A good time was had by all-except Mrs. Shep- ard. G. R. Freshman dance. MAY Sub-lfrosh week-end at Denison University for the Seniors. G. R. Mother-Daughter banquet. installation of ofticers. Seniors leave the dear old school-Boo-hoo! junior-Senior banquet. .I'uniors entertain us rt-gnlly, Senior class breakfast. -29. Senior class play. Baccalaureate. JUNE Graduation-lVe take one last look at ye old familiar sights. and then farewell forever. 57 DVICIOZ BCDI-FCI-lIjKL1VlNOPQRSTUVXXf .1 l.'f1.Y1Il1fl.1L3kJ There are few fields where fhe necessily for progress-fho demand for new ideas, is as pronounced as in fhe producfion of School Annuals. 0 Here in Canfon we falce pride in nof only keeping pace, buf in seffing fhe pace for innovaliont and changes in fhis highly progressive field. U When you worlr wilh Canion you are hand in hand wi+h experienced people, conslanfly on fhe alerf fo sense lhe wanfs of Annual publishers, and quick 'lo change from 'rhe old order, and offer new and unusual ideas +o progressive edifort. 'me cANroN sNcsRAvlNG s. mcmorvre co., cANroN, on EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Appreciation We, the 1936 Senior Class of Granville High School, t a k e this opportunity to thank our Advertisers, Sponsors, and Patrons without whose help this volume would not h a v e been possible. lt is our hope that our readers will use the service and pro- ducts of them whenever it is possible. John A. Lindstrom. President Class '36. 59 BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW 'I'Hl'1 GRANVILLE CO-OP. IGHNSOIVS COMPANY l':tst1'y and lleliczttessen Store uality Coal Farm and Builders Supplies l ,XNL'Y l'.XS'l'RlliS l'hone Sill? tlrzuiville. Uhio lid.: Flip is not nearly as big a fool as he used to be. Pete: Why? Has he reformed? Ed.: No, he has been dieting. He: Uh dear-l've locked the ear. and now l've lost the key. Sweet Young 'l'hing': Oli th:it's al- right, we'll ride home in the rnnilmle seat. CLARK RADIO SERVICE I'l-lll,CO RQXIDIOS Specialist in Rzidio Szttislaetioii Shop Phone H2728 CHERRY' DRUG STORE 'l'l l li lit DXYNTK JXYN lll'1.X l JQL'.XR'l'liRS Drugs Lunches Confections l'lItJNl+1 sum Miss Pitts: tafter the absenee of ,lack GJ: Where have you been? VVere you ill? ,laek tl.: Yes, Miss I'itts. l had the 'lVhopee Cough'. .-Xnies ll.: VVhy didn't Linclliergll Hy over Scotland? lillen VV.: Because the air pockets were too tight. SPRING DALE DAIRY MILK-CRli.-XM-lSU'l l'liR llutterinilk and Cottage Cheese l'hone 81581 EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ,, EMERSON 5 H. '- Wg -' '- -,3.g:f:f:fgfg:f:f:ff5:5. I . .-:-:-:-:-:--.-:5-:-:-:- DRESS BETTER, AND YOU'LL LOOK BETTER: LOOK BETTER, . -s :5:f:2:iQflS 1:-.-,. . .5: 5 -- ' :-:5:fg::. . - r1:' -S. , H . .-I-5 3:f .3 W, 7, 5.:,3.- ., 5- - ...... , ,.g I. 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Mrs. Shepard: Yes Same voice: XVill you please hold the line a llllll1lfCfH Same voice three minutes later: Are you still holcliug the line? Mrs. Shepard : Yes . . Voice: Then you had better jerk ou it because I think you have a bite. -lI- R N EWARICS LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Red 81 White Store GROCl'lRllCS Fresh Fruits and Yr-getalmles .X. ll. Yurhees XYQ Deliver PHONE H155 V62 EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors and best wishes for their success in all future undertakings. If fi0. N Duplicate photos of those in this book may be had at any time at special rates. BCDEFGHIJKLMNQPQRSTUVW THE MARSHALL FIELD AND COMPANY IDEA To do the right thing at the right time, in the right way: to do some thing: better than they were ever clone before: to ehnnnate errors: to know hoth sides of a question' to he courteous: to he an exainpleg to work for love ot the work: to anticipate requirements: to develop resources: to recognize no impefhnients. to master eiret1instances3 to aet from reason rather than from rule: to he satis tied with nothing' short of perfection. Kin ry Goods Co. Jones Tire Sz Battery Service tlooclvear 'llires I Pharis 'llires XYillarcl Batteries Complete line of .AXeeessories Phone H850 ll!! N. Prospect ,lohnnyz My Gawtl: Givt int a Camel. Roh McConnell: Here, here. eontrol your Icllllllltill passions. Lucy wondered why all the people laughed when she heeanie excited at Sl football game ancl eriecl ont: Hold hint Pete, 1 know you can. ABBOTT' Footwear for all occasions Special attention given to Fitting by X-Ray 25 S. Park Place Newark SPRING HILL SERVICE STATION Opposite Granville Inn Golf Course Gas, Oil, Tires, Tubes, Grease :incl ,-Xcecssories VALET SHUP Cl,li.XNINt1-PRICSSINCZ Call :incl Delivery Serviee llonztlcl -Iohnson. Prop. PHONE S747 EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ IRA E. PERRY Staple mul Fancy Fumls l'll'1'Sll Fruits :xml Ycgctzllmlcs sv- l'lumc . .JU fll'ZllIYllli PINE LODGE SERVICE STATION Under the Management ol' Marshall Hankinson Slllflhl. GAS-STl'IRI,lNG GAS URANKCASIC SIGIIYICIG SOFT DRINKS L'lJMl'l.lMlCN'llS or F. L. MCCOLLUM jeff Roberts: Gee, Ifrccl was lll an 2lCClfl6I'It.U lid Motlmcrslmaugll: VVl1z1t caused it? jeff: HX calf. lid: Did he hurt the calf? jcit: No, the calf was a half a block away in a silk stocking. HXX'llCll you want floucl l:lll'lIltllI'L' go to C:11'lile's Furniture Rugs Stoves Electric Appliances I If S Slgllt-SZlX'lIIg LZIIIIIJS CARLILE' XYest Main at .-Xrczule .-Xnncx NEXYARK WOOLARD'S QUQXIJTY lXllf.'XTS-llOUl.'llRY l,l10lIC Sllli XYQ Deliver CONGR.-NTU LQXTI ONS ADDIE M. SLACKQ INSUR.-xNc1f: Iles. Pom' 84595 OILS-GREASIQ I nuwillv Road Route No. 16 EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ THE UNIVERSITY STORE 'llhe nutnrzll place to go for ull kinds of SCHOOL SUPPLIES Fountain Pens Stntionei x Note Hooks :ind Fillers llilrty iluurls HUF FMAN MARKET czizoelfiielvls AND MICATS me DIQLIVICR Red: Hey fellas, did you hezn' of l'1d's being niolahed for phoning? 0 y In ,lohez You don't mean it! Red: Yes, he was SH.XZi1JllUl1lll1l'.u Taxi Driver: Oh what clutch! Voice from rear: Yon k e e p yn-nr 'es to the front, this is none of your isnies-z. Q., ' Phone S753 1252 Prospect CONGR.-XTUl,.'X'llIiDNS to the Senior :ind .lnnior High Schools For QUA-XLITY and SIQRYICIQ It's the NU-WAY Shoe Repair Shop WHITE POINT Filling Station Independent Dealer of Pepper X Gulf Classes X Oils Half Mile XYest of Granville liMBliR'l' BI.ACKS'l'ONE, Prop. COM l'I,l M ICNTS of CENTRAL GARAGE l'l lf JNIQ SSRI CASEY'S ICE CREAM PARLOR LUNCHICON-SODA-CANIDIIQS , FINE BOX CQXNIDIICS FOR ALI. OCCASIONS Phone S216 Granville, Ohio E.FiSld IjlilahdTQCDI3C2IlE5T'LlN'VVIK'Y1Z J. lVl. MITCHELL L'I.U'l'HlNGa11d FURNISIIINKE lfast Side Square Newark, Ohio Granville Feed 81 Supply 11411314111 LUMBER CU,-Xl. Sherwin XYilliams llilllll PHONE Sltil Miss Sullivan: uhvllCll l get to Heav- CII I lllll guiiig' to ask Sliakespeare how Illillly plays he wrote. .lol111115' Jones: XYl1at if he's not there? Miss Sullivan: H'llll0ll you eau ask him. CORT SHOES l'llllC Shoes fur the liamily .XT l'OI'Ul,.'XR PRICES Newark, Ohio Nurth Side of Square J. D. EVANS Funeral Home .hll1l7l1lIllICl' Service lllllblll' S282 You Can 'llaste the Quality in Furnas lee Cream Grille Rluderiie and ,llZlylUl S Drug Sim' liurnas Dealers Granville, Ohio E' 'llwo inehriates I'L'llll'llllIg from a high selmul game stopped i11 front of a 1111-at marke! to read the f0llUXX'lllg sign: llillogllll 13 I.iver 12 'lR111g'l1 game to lose, l'at said. Hia, sure was, replied the second. IJLXMONIPS XXI-X'l'CIel ICS HNYELRY HAYNES BROS. NCXX'1ll'lilS Oldest jewelers list. lS9-l I2 li. Park Place North IP IU rn EFGHIMIKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Ashbrook Insurance .xo isncv ALI. KINIDS Oli INSURANCE Say It XYitI1 I IowQ1's A N K E L E S Life 'liornaclo Health Liability ll? Throslier Street .Xcciclcnt .Xnto I Burglary Fil-C I hone 5215 IIT Plum St. Illionc 821355 junior jones: What do you do in your spare time? A D Flip IYICCOIIUIIII Go to sclmulf' . I Mr. Orr: Read vonr questions, IiYlQRY'I'Il ING 'I'II.'X'II'S AIUCSII' I Ames Iianna: I forgot about them. GOOD IN IYII'1.'X'IIS Mr. Orr: Hut, you eIidn't forgot to come to class. Q , An H' ': N -I t I :I II Imhmw S215 cn.mN.ll1e. O- havelffa anna 0 Jn N ion: KNOW' FOR PIGIISONAL SI'IIiYIi'1'I The james K. Morrow I lINI'IR.XI4 IIOINI IG .XIN1I3l'lI,XNl'I'I SICRVIUIG K rnnvillv's Only l r:u-tic-in,u' I4If'l'IIS0KI Embzllnler' Vogue Beauty Shoppe COM I'LI'lTIi Ii EAUTY SIiRYICIi Phone S558 12502 Iiroaclway Iirzlmille, U. Phone- 8126 113 S. I'l'0SIN'f'l St. THE Granville Filling Station Blue Sunoco Mohilgas and I'nre Oil Products PHONE 8841 STUARTS Yom- c:nf'r wmielc Fon ,xii GIFTS GICO. STUART -lc-wcler K Optoinctrist EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Haaaaa Haaawaaa PROSPECT FEED and Camaaaa PRODUCE -H- RH- Xxvllylll' F0011 Tclcplumc H620 Dean 81 Barrv Pzunts H URVAL H. JONES - - 1,.xL1NmzY .-NND DRY Cl.lfnXNlNC SPORT GOODS GICNICILXI, ll.-XRIDXY.-XRIC, Etc. Phone H180 123 lf. liruzulwzly DENISON UN V IRS TY APPRECIATES THE FACT THAT FOR MANY YEARS GRANVILLE HIGH S C H O O L GRADUATES HAVE BEEN AMONG CAMPUS L E A D E R S IN THE CLASSROOM, ON THE CAMPUS AND ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD. 69 EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Phone 2082 Congratulations , 4 To Gutliph 81 Henderson llhe Class of 153,511 Iiuml ll ' Huw D E lflrnesl .L flntliph l'lllll'C'll Street nt Fifth U. Ross l'lPlll'l4'l'S0l1 NICXVAHK, OHIO Wie heard about 21 family who moves so often that now, when anyone picks The up a rm 1 up and hold their feet up in the zrir to he tied. Miriam Herron: Arn-n't you afraid other teams will learn your signals? Ben Montgomery: No, they're so coinplicatecl we can't learn them our selves. piece of furniture, the chickens Granville Opera House The Home of Sc-Ivete-cl Pic-turn-S See the latest :incl lmest talking pictures in lirzinville Phone 8131 UXLEY BROTHERS wnom-:s.x1,n MANlll+'.Xt 1'IlRI'lRS or' IIAIQNIQSS AND .IOHIRERS UI SHOE FINDINGS :n xvnsr n.x1N s'rmf:n'r 'I- Only people manufacturing harness in Licking County. l'qX'l'RUNlZli HOME INIJUSTRY 70 EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Bryn Du Gre6I1l10uSC RICKETTVS DAIRY l'll1111'1-1's for .Xll Ucc:1si1n1s . , . , . , C. R. IHCNIJUIQIC t.Lfl',RRSl',N MILK P l'1-1'c1111iz1ls lllltl Nlll'St'1'j' Stuck - l . lllltllll' Sltllil llus. l'l11111c R1-s1clc111'c lllltllllf Nllfnli S-lf1l-l CUKll'l.lRllfN'llS of Nobills Shoe Store 'llhc llomc 111' tltmcl Shncs Taylorls Drug Store UR UGS-S'l'.-X'lll ON lil! Y Cl JSM lf'lllCS f-C.-XNIDY I-I-Hi North l,Ill'li l'l:1cc lllllllll' S751 132 l31'11z1clw: Newark, Ohio t'l'hc Rcxall Sturej A slightly ilitoxicatccl y 11 ll ll g' 111 111 was SC3.l'Clll1lgI for s11111ctl1i11g' 11111lcr COMl1l4IxH,:N'l1S struct light. SOIIICUIIL' walked 1111 tu llllll and aswccl xrhat hc had hwt , Drunk: l lost 21 CllIZiI'tCl'.u H A L L S Uthcr 11crs1111: hh'llCl'C clifl you ln 1 it? Nlfhhhhlili XX'.Xl,l,l'1Xl'lQlQ fm. Drunk: .'Xl1o'11t il hluck up tl11 street. lilllllli' 32538 Other IJCTSUIII 'llllL'11 whv :tru V011 looking for it llL'I'L'?n D V ljflllllil Oh, it's lllllC'll lightcr llL'l'L NEW ARCADE Ng1g,1gg11K 1111-: Sat. 211 ll l'.Nl. XXII l'111tir1- XYu1'k! tl,-XRY COOVIQR i11 lsfllllli C:1pr:1's MR, Dlili1JS 1:01418 TO TOWN Cl m .H Om 11 YI 0, ll with JEAN fXR'l'llUR XY1- pity 401 1111 illlllll' llcpusita l . 71 lt pays to lmy thc hcst U3 'llry Our Soda llllflllltfllll SCI'X'lCl BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW l!Ii'l lIICR X'.XI.L'lf Sl'l'lIS Xl bmzill Cust 'lin Yun NEWHRK FHSHION T H If H U B NIQXYXIQIQ, UIIIH The Store of Stvle II, II. IIUNTICIQ ' Royal Typewriters GARMENTS Sviwicc- .XII Nlzilws i. I'I1mu- 3353255 Ncwzlrlc, U. 1 R TLEDGE BROTHER TIIIC STI JRIC CDF UL'iXI.I'I'Y The Store where the gracluate will he proud twice of his CLOTHES and his DIPLOIVIA. 1 fm 4. vx NX I I5l',XL I ION Ml .XIQ.XN'I'IiICIJ I'IIlJNIC25755 NICXYXIQK, UIIIU EFGHILIKLIVINOPQRSTUVVVXYZ MQ . QELEC- V4.1 Always At Your S61'YJZ'C6., 'w.,,,L FEW The OHIO POWER C' kv! I I 'N 1 O SEARS, ROEBUCK CUNll'l,lXllfN'lxS Ol d K R 0 G E R an P Y 255 XY. M.-UN ST. YICXYKIQK, UH IO OU Eid L'UKIl'l.lNll'fN'lxS UI The OF THE lVlCC0llum Grocery NATION 7 A BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW Each in the G. H. . PATRONS person whose name appears in this page has contributed one dollar to be publication of this book. To each of them we are truly grateful. used Mrs. Ellzabeth Bond Mr. James Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Eddy Mrs. Fl. C. Enos Mrs. W. A. Everhart Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodes Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Carey Jones Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kier Prof. and Mrs. Horace King Prof. and Mrs. J. L. King Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kinney Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lamson Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lightner Mr. and Mrs. Jere Ackley Mr. and Mrs Fred Simmons A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fryman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Foster Wyant Prof. and Mrs. Harold Titus Mrs. J. D. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Thomas Mrs. H. A. Sturgess Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Guy Rodes Mrs. Paul Rugg Mr. and Mrs. George Reese Mr. and Mrs. Noah Overturf Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gosnell American Commons Club Kappa Sigma Fraternity Chief of Police Curtis l. Berry Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Roberts Mr. B. S. Swingle A Friend The Ash Hat Co. The Singer Sewing Machine Co. The Scott Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reel Prof. and Mrs. F. B. Wiley Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Miss Helen Olney Dr. F. G. Detweiler Prof. and Mrs. B. Greenshields 4 ! .Iv v,,.. , . 1 J - Un, I . n V I f 1 , wx .M ' 1 11 vj,1,,4 4 2- 8 . 2 J. fa 1 ,J 1,1 lp. im f- mlyrk ., :rw L. 4. , ' l mu. A, -:fy - ' -.- . uw . 9-5-.xy 5 ' A ,- '.,ni,x, AP. K 'ix ,. MM- . ,K n 1 4 +. gk. X .,. I K , r x v , 'W 'V 'J A 1.
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