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

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Student Council - - - Symbol of Democracy This year we are especially proud here at Granville High School that problems con- cerning the student body as a whole are dealt with democratically through the Student Council, which is composed of student-elect- ed representatives from all classes and organ- izations. This year, the Student Council has foster- ed, among other things, the sale of war stamps, dancing at noon hours, plans for school assemblies and all-school parties, and the sale of season tickets for football and basketball games. As a special project this year, the Council sponsored the sale of Curtis Publishing Com- pany magazine subscriptions. The student body working with the Council sold more than 3600.00 worth of subscriptions and with the profits purchased a new Medart basket- ball scoreboard for the school. Last vow Paul Hackett Dave Ott Dlrck Brown, Nettie Lou Jenkins, Mr. Martin. Front row Wilson Stough Nancy Beggs, Betty Lyons, Henry Sutton. Bill Johnson. Mary Lou Breynvuer Kathryn Dwnlels Nancy Bjelke. 5

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Dedication Q ,X if f IWW, 5 wriff. Vffff' I, X, The Senior Class re- spectfully dedicates the 1943 Blue and White to Mr. John H. Wood- burn, a great teacher and a good friend. DHDDDDDDEUDD UDBDUHHDHHDHHDDD Hm V ImHH Q!-5: -I

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The Executive Head Mr. Stanley E. Martin and Mr. Thomas J. Quick, Executive Head and Assistant, respectively, deserve our respect and appreciation, for they have the thankless jobs of re- ceiving all the complaints of stu- dents and teachers, excuses from home for absences, tardy excuses, records, and a great many other routine matters which are the bur- densome part of administration. Not that they feel that their work is thankless g they say that they en- joy almost every day of it, all of which is exceedingly fortunate for us. f W' Q and Assistant Lf MR. MARTIN MR. QUICK 6