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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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Marlin l'.'x'1'r'uIi1'1' Henri Hr. Thomas Quick Principal Administration Administering the largest enroll ment in the history of Granville Pub lic S c h o o l s, Mr. Martin and Quick have been able to meet success fully the problems of scheduling class es, finding classroom space, proxldlng equipment, securing qualified in structors during this period of acute teacher shortage, and directing the numerous other activities related to the administration of a public school The senior class together with the entire student body appreciates sin cerely their generous contribution to Granville High School. High School Faculty EDNA WAI! Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typing, School Activity Accounts. Programs. Eligibility. MARTHA ROBINSON American History. Yvorld History, Civ- ics, Director of Cheerleaders. Senior Adviser. Honor Society. Yearbook Subscriptions. DANA S. STILL English Nine. English Ten, American Literature. English Literature, Blue and White News. Yearbook Adviser. Fresha man Adviser. ANNA LOUISE COZAD Latin I. Latin II. French I, French Il. Freshman Adviser. Administration of Play and Commencement Tickets. THELMA MILEY Senior Math, Algebra, Geometry. Eighth' Grade Math. YfTeens Adviser. Sopho- more Adviser. RACHEL E. FOSTER English Eight, English Seven. Social Science Seven. Girls' Physical Education. Iighth Grade Adviser. LAYVRENCE PETERSON Head Coach, Latin American Relations. Social Science Nine. Driver Training. Boys' Physical Education. MAR-IORIE C. DUNN Spanish I, Spanish Il, English Ten. IAlgiiSi1 Eight, Y4Teen Adviser. Seventh Grade Adviser. HOWARD SMITH Biology, Chemistry, Physics, General ritience, junior Adviser, Hi-Y Adviser. Yisual Education. Yearbook Advertising. WARD LAHM Assistant Coach, General Math, Social Science Eight. Social Science Seven. Arithmetic Seven. Sophomore Adviser. MARIAN F. ARMSTRONG Advanced Home Economics, Seventh. izighth, Ninth. and Tenth Grade Home l1.conomics, Betty Lamp Club. School Banquets. EVALYN j. PIPER English Seven. English Nine. English Ten. Public Speaking, Delta Nu Kappa Adviser. Play Coach, junior Adviser. ROBERT JOHN Chorus, Band, Elementary Music. MIRIAM A. WEIDEMAIER School Secretary. 7 Elementary Faculty SIIIPIIIIIIQ, L In If MRS. MRS. MISS MRS. NI ISS MARY OI.IX'li IDEN IANIFI' RALEIGH GRAKIE Mt'KIiI'f l.IiN.-X KIOIYNIIQR I.IiON.'X LOITGIIMAN Slffllllg, L In If MRS. MRS. M ISS MISS 8 MAXINE BENEDIGI' MARY McGOOKEY MARC.-XRli'I' VESSEL BE'I I'Y HAIVKINS 'I'hird und SKTUINI First First Sixth Fourth Grz Grz Gr: I :dc Grade ide ide Grade Fourth Grades Third Grade Principal, Second Grade Fifth Grade This pr1g'fspo17sm'f'd by Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Ifullrr Cur Custodicms Xlr. l:,l'llCSl Mouser Mr. Frank RiC l2l1'llS 'Iwo these K'llSIOdiElllS our sincere apprecialirm for cheerful, COIIIIJCIQIII. conslam service. Mr. Xvllllel' Curtis Tins pngf' sponsorfd by Mr. and Mrs. Osfar Brown Nlr llzlvid rl-IIYCIICI 9 I0 THE SENIOR! Roll L'all -- 1948 Anderson, Leo R. Bennett, F. Richard Blarkstonc. Cuilbert Bline, P. Eugene Horror, -loanne M. Breyinaier, .-X. jean Camp, Ellen E. Camp, Harold L. Carlyle, Virgil .-X. Clark, Phoebe A. Cramer, Iva F. Davis, Ruth E. Dial, Robert H. Ellas, M. Eloise Esstuan, Robert H. Frost, john V. Cosnell. Richard A. Hall. Ceraldine F. Hannahs, Rodney E. Hannutn, Rollin D. Hartfield, Mary L. Hartsough. Betty L. E. Herendeen, jenny llune Hill, luanita E. Alosif. Donald NV. Kasson, Carol M. King, Lyle E. Lookenott, Donald E. Mahood. Katherine L Marvin, -lo Ann Messick, Donald F. Orr, Carson Dudley Packer, Marjorie QI. Pheneger, Richard A. Philipps. Wfihna R. Pinkerton, Edwin E. Poff, Dale O. Riflle. Dorothy Lou Schwarzkopf, Don fSam5 SDIITOSS, -laines E. Smith, Carolyn M. SI0llgl1, Wilsrmii VVhite, Rifhard C. Xvilliams, Bernard D. lVilliains, Patriria A. Young, Betty Young, Ernest T. Sembr flass 0f192'ers L to R: Betty Young, Virgil Carlyle, Don Jesif, Bcb Essman, Rod Hannahs. Reading Lefl to Right K Betty Young Social Chairman Virgil A. Carlyle A Secretary-Treasurer Donald NV. josil' President Robert H. Essnian Student Council Representative Rodney E. Hannahs Vice-President 13 Me Class of 446' Being in Sound Mind Does Will and Bequeath . . I.EO ANDERSON wills his Plymouth to M. Sehoenburg. DICK BENNETT wills Delta Nu to lovers of the cinema. GUILBERT BLACKSTONE wills those rippling muscles to Reese Sutton. GENE BLINE wills his baby beauty prize to jack Ott. NIOANNE HORROR wills her drawing ability to Mr. Smith, JEAN BREYMAIER wills her sparkling smile to Miriam. ELLEN CAMP wills her life on the farm to The Country Gentleman. HAROLD CAMP wills his loud voice to pep rallies. VIRGII, CARYLYLE wills his retieence to .lim White. PHOEBE CLARK wills her driving technique back to Mr. Peterson. IVA CRAMER wills the Five and Ten Cent Store to anyone with a nickel or a dime. RUTH DAVIS wills her long walks home to Susie Pinkerton. BOB DIAL wills his wild-horse rides to Tonto. ELOISE ELLAS wills her short stature to Bill Laverty. BOB ESSMAN wills the Granville Inn hack to Mr. -lim Young. 'IACK FROST wills his trips out North Street to anyone who is man enough to take them away from him. DICK GOSNELL wills his Coon dog to junior X'Velsh. GERRY HALI. wills her annual trip to Lakeside to any adventure QPQ hunter. ROD HANNAHS wills his wise girl friend to junior Lambert. RONNIE HANNUM wills the pool room to Earl jones. MARY HAR'1'FlEI,D wills her stylish wardrobe to Vugtuf. I4 l BETTY HARTSOUGH wills her dignified modesty to Ken IVilliamson. JUNE HERENDEEN wills mathematics to Richard Seymore. JUANITA HILL wills her shyness to Lou Hodges. DON JOSIF wills his educated thumb to anyone with itchy feet. CAROL KASSON wills Bradford to someone small enough to get in his car. LYLE KING wills his championship pigskin to future Ace stars. DON LOOKENOTT wills his weekly trips to Newark to Bill Moore. KITTY MAHOOD wills her rides in Cadillacs to anyone RUGGed enough. JO ANN MARVIN wills her curly blonde hair to Nancy Toy. DON MESSICK wills his short term in G.H.S. to Congress. DUDLEY ORR wills his way with the teachers to Jimmy Hammond. MARJORIE PACKER wills her musical knowledge to Pat Kennedy. DICK PHENEGER wills his outside dates to any brave Junior. WVILMA PHILIPPS wills Lee back to the Confederacy. EDDIE PINKERTON wills his ability to drive with one arm to the driver-train ing class. DALE POFF wills English Literature to the Victorians, Romantics and Classicists DOROTHY RIFFLE wills G.H.S. experiences to Brother Billy. SAM SCHNVARZKOPF wills his correspondence with Florida to the U.S. Mail JIM SIMROSS wills his trapping to Mickey Hankinson. CAROLYN SMITH wills her grades to Dwight. WILSON STOUGH wills his chic hat back to Stetson. DICK WHITE wills civics to civil service aspirants. BERNIE WILLIAMS wills his Chevy coupe to Deacon. PAT WILLIAMS wills her promptness to anyone collecting tardy slips. BETTY YOUNG wills her good looks to L rzfi It magazine. ERNIE YOUNG wills physics class to any ambitious student. 15 ANDERSON BORROR BENNETT BREYMAIER BLINE CAMP1ElIenJ BLACKSTONE CRAMER 1 This pagispmzsonfd by Alr. CARLYLE CLARK CAMP QHaroIdj DAVIS and Mrs. 41. V. Chnl I ,tv LEO R. ANDERSON G.H.S. l-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 All-County Chorus 33 Football 1-2-33 Ensemble 3. RICHARD F. BENNETT G.H.S. I-2-3-43 Band l-2-3-43 All-County Band 3-43 All-District Band 3: Hi-Y 2-3-4, Vice- President 43 Delta Nu Kappa 3-4, President 43 Baseball Mgr. 23 Student Council 43 Honor Society 3-43 Senior Scholarship Team 4. P. EUGENE BLINE ' G.H.S. l-2-3-43 Class President 13 Student Council 23 Chorus 1-213-4: All- County Chorus 3-43 All-District Chorus 33 Hi-Y 2-3-4, Soc. Chrm. 4: Delta Nu Kappa 3-4, Soc. Chrm. 43 Football 2-3: Reserve Basketball I-23 journalism 4. Co-Editor 4: Blue and White Staff 4: junior Play 3: Student Council 1-23 Ensemble 33 Track 2-3-43 Boys' Glee Club 33 Senior Scholarship Team 43 Senior Play Cast. GILBERT BLACKSTONE G.H.S. l-2-3-43 Football l-2-3-4. JOANNE M. BORROR G.H.S. l-2-3-43 Chorus l-3-43 Y-Teen 3-4. Archivist 43 Blue and White Staff 43 Delta Nu Kappa 4. A. jEAN BREYMAIER G.H.S. I-2-3-42 Y-Teen 2-3-43 Delta Nu Kappa 43 Homecoming Queen 4. ELLEN E. CAMP G.H.S. I-2-3-43 Y-Teen 2-3-4: Delta Nu Kappa 4. IVA F. CRAMER G.H.S. l-2-3-43 Y-Teen 2-3-43 Betty Lamp Club 2. VIRGIL A. CARLYLE G.H.S. 3-43 Union High I-22 Hi-Y 43 Class Treasurer 43 Senior Play Cast. PHOEBE A. CLARK G.H.S. l-2-3-43 Band l-2-3-43 All-County Band l-2-3-43 Orchestra l-2-33 All-County Or- chestra l-2-33 Y-Teen 2-3-43 Delta Nu Kappa 43 journalism 2-33 Blue and White Staff 4. HAROLD L. CAMP G.H.S. I-2-3-43 Football 33 Track 2. RUTH E. DAVIS G.H.S. I-2-3-4. 4 17 WAL ELLAS ESSMAN FROST GOSNELL HALL HANNAHS HANNUM This page sponsored by Mr. HARTWELD HARTSOUGH HERENDEEN HILL and Mrs. john li. Hill, Sr ROBERT H. DIAL G.H.S. 3-4: Jacksontown High I-2. M. ELOISE ELLAS G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Chorus l-2: Y-Teen 2-3: Cafeteria Staff l-2-4: Blue and White Staff -1: Student Council 3-43 Betty Lamp Club l-3-4. President -I. ROBERT H. ESSMAN G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Chorus 3-4: Band l-2: Hi-Y 2-3-4, Sec. 4: Delta Nu Kappa 4: Reserve Basketball 2: junior Play Cast 3: Student Council l-4: Track 23 Senior Scholarship Team 4: Senior Play Cast. JOHN v. FROST G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Hi-Y 3-4, Sergeant-.-Xt-Arnis 4: Football 2-3-4: Baseball 2-3-4: Blue and White Staff 3-4: Student Business Mgr. 4. RICHARD A. GOSNELL G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Track 2. GERALDINE F. HALL G.H.S. I-2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3-4: Y-Teen 2-3-4: Delta Nu Kappa 3-4. Sec. lg Varsity Cheer Leader 3-4: Reserve Cheerleader 2: Senior Scholarship Team 4. RODNEY E. HANNAHS G.H.S. 3-4: Newark High l-2: Hi-Y 4: Football 4, All-County Football 4: Basketball 3-4, Captain -lg Baseball 3-4: Track 4. ROLLIN D. HANNUM G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Hi-Y 2-3: Football 2-3: Basketball 2-3-4: Reserve Basketball l: Baseball l-2-4: Track 2-4. MARY L. HARTFIELD G.H.S. 4: Mt. Vernon l-2-3: Y-Teen 4: Delta Nu Kappa 4: Senior Play Cast. BETTY L. HARTSOUGH G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Y-Teen 2-3-4: Cafeteria Stafl l-2: Delta Nu Kappa 3-4: Betty Lamp Club 1: Senior Play Cast. j. JUNE HERENDEEN C.H.S. 3-4: Union High l-2: Y-Teen 3-4. Treasurer 4: Cafeteria Stall 3-4: Blue and White Stall -I: Betty Lamp Club -I. Vice-President 4: Senior Play Cast. -IUANITA E. burr h G.H.S. 1-2-3-4: Chorus 4: Y-Teen 2-3: Cafeteria Stall l-2--l: Betty Lamp Club l-4. Sec. 4. 19 iii JOSIF KASSON KING LOOKENOTT NIAHOOD MARVIN MESSICK PHILIPPS ORF! PINKERTON PHENEGER POFF' This pugr' spur1.sm'1'4l by Mr. nml Mrs. 11. L. Alnlmud DONALD WV. jOSIF , G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Hi-Y 45 Delta Nu Kappa 3-45 Blue and ivhite Staff 25 Football Mgr. 3: Re- serve Basketball Mgr. 3-4: Baseball Mgr. 2-3-45 Student Council 2-45 Class President 2-45 Class Treasurer 35 junior Play Cast 35 Track Mgr. 25 Senior Scholarship Team 45 Senior Play Cast. C-XROL M. KASSON G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3-45 Y-Teen 2-3-45 Delta Nu Kappa 3-45 Treasurer 45 Blue and White Stal? 45 junior Play Cast 3. LXLE E. KING G.H.S. I-2-3-45 Cafeteria Staff 1-25 Football l-2-3-4, All-County Football 3-45 Honorable mention All-State Football 45 Track 2-4. DON ALD E. LOOKENOTT G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Track 2. lx -XTHERINE L. M A HOOD G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Chorus I-2-3-4: All-County Chorus 45 Y-Teen 2-3-4, Soc. Chrm. 45 Delta Nu Kappa 3-4, Vice-President 4: journalism I-25 Blue and White Staff 45 junior Play Cast 3: Lickingana Stall 3-45 Honor Society 4: Senior Scholarship Team 45 Senior Plav Cast. DONALD F. MESSICK G.H.S. 1-2-3-45 Delta Nu Kappa 4. C DUDLEY ORR G.H.S. l-2-3-45 Class Vice-President 3: Chorus l-2-3-45 Band l-2-3-4. All-County Band 3-45 All-District Band 35 Hi-Y 2-3-4. Service Chrm. 3. President 45 Delta Nu Kappa 3-45 journalism l-2-3-4, Co-Editor 45 Reserve Basketball Mgr. 15 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2-3: Baseball Manager 15 Student Council 4: Honor Society 3-4: Ensemble 35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Track Mgr. 25 Blue and White Staff 1-2-3-45 Senior Scholarship Team 45 Senior Play Cast. - RICHARD A. PHENEGER G.H.S. 1-2-3-4. jo ANN MARVIN G.H,S. 45 Madison High 1-2-35 Band 45 Y-Teen 4. XVILMA R. PHILIPPS G.H.S. l-2-3-45 Chorus 25 Y-Teen 2-3-45 Delta Nu Kappa 3-4, Soc. Chrm. 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 3-45 Head Cheerleader 45 Reserve Cheerleader 1-2, Head Cheerleader 25 junior Play Cast 35 Blue and White Staff 45 Honor Society 4: Senior Scholarship Team 45 Senior Play Cast. EDWVIN E. PINKERTON G.H.S. 2-3-45 Wilson jr. High l: Chorus 2-35 Hi-Y 3-45 Delta Nu Kappa 3-45 Blue and XVhite Staff 4: junior Plas' Cast 35 Senior Plav Cast. D ALE O. POFF G.H.S. l-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 All-County Chorus 2-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Delta Nu Kappa 3-45 Reserve Basketball 2. 21 4 1 PACKER STOUGH YOUNG lBettyJ RIFFLE WHITE YOUNG fErniel SCHWAFIZKOPF WILLIAMS lBernIeJ SMITH SIMROSS WILLIAMS lPatj 22 Thiv page sponsorrd by Mr. and Mrs. Willianz Young . ,--.4 we-f.:m.w3: r ' -.f r T .-- 1. l MARJORIE J. PACKER G.H.S. 3-4: Marietta High 1-2: Chorus 3-4: Y-Teen 3-4, Sec. 4: Blue and White Staff 4: Senior Play Cast. DOROTHY LOU RIFFLE G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Chorus 4: Y-Teen 2-3-4: Betty Lamp Club 2-4. DON ISAMJ SCHWARZKOPF G.H.S. I-2-3-4: Class Treasurer 2: Chorus l: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Football l-2-3-4, Captain 4: Basketball l-2-3-4: Reserve Basketball l: Baseball l-3: Blue and White Staff 3-4: Student Council 3-4, President 4: Honor Society 3-4, Vice-President 4: Plav Tickets 3-4: County Council 3-4. President 4: All-Countv Basketball 4. JAMES E. SINIROSS G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Track 2-4. YVILSON J. STOUGH G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Class Vice-President l-3: Chorus l-2-3-l: All-County Chorus 3-4: All-District Chorus 3: Hi-Y 2-3-4. Treasurer -l: Delta Nu Kappa 4: Reserve Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 2: Blue and H'ltite Stall' 4: junior Play Cast 3: Ensemble 31 Track 2: Bovs' Glee Club 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Senior Plav Cast. RICHARD C. YVHITE G.H.S. 3-4: Union High l-2: Baseball 3-4. BERNARD D. IVILLTIAMS G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Hi-Y 3-4: Reserve Basketball I-2: Track 2-4. PATRICIA A. IVILLIAMS G.H.S. l-2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3-4: Y-Teen 2-3-4. Devotional Chrm. 3, President 4: Delta Nu Kappa 4: Reserve Cheerleader 2: Blue and White Staff 3-4. Co-Editor 4: Student Council 3-4. Sec. 3-4: Honor Societv 3--I: Class President 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Senior Play Cast. BETTY J. YOUNG G.H.S. 1-2-3-4: Class Sec. 3, Soc. Chrm. 4: Y-Teen 2-3-4, Vice-President 4: Delta Nu Kappa 4: Journalism 1.-2-3: Blue and White Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4: junior Plas' Cast 3: Honor Societv 4: Homecoming Queen's Attendant 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4. ERNEST T. YOUNG G.H.S. 2-3-4: IVilson jr. High l: Hi-Y 3-4: Football 3: Track 2. CAROLYN M. SMITH G.H.S. 4: Redlands H.S. 1-2-3: Chorus 4: Y-Teen 4: Delta Nu Kappa 4: Blue and Xvhite Staff 4: Homecoming Queen's Attendant 4: Senior Plav Cast. 23 A Poem for Sembrs 24 COIXIMENCUNIENT fFor the Class of Forty-eighty War or peace? Life or destruction? Beginning or end? One world or none? They say the world is ours. Shall we accept its uncertainties? Shall we give it our all? Shall we accept its challenge? Success or failure? Peace or destruction? What shall we make of our world? Commencement? -Marjorie Packer THE' 62145555 Junbr President Vire-President Serret ary Treasurer Social Chairman THEIR OFFICERS Florence Student Council Representative O A Brief Review Dick Horton ,lack Ott , Phyllis Roley Hollingworth Earl jones Reese Sutton This year the Class of '--I9 did quite well for itself in good old G.H.h. I here were -luniors on the football squad and several on the basketball team. Quite a number of our group were initiated into Delta Nu Kappa. Of course the two big events in the junior year are the play and Junior- Senior Prom. Out of the Frying Pan by Francis Swann was given on Novem- ber I3 and I4. and it was very ably directed by Miss Evalyn Piper. The banquet has not been held yet, but the class has no doubt of its success. To ease our rather burdened budget, we sold refreshments at some of the football games. And speaking of football games, those of us who didn't play in the games, backed our team with rheers and two cheerleaders. Also. we gave our support to Y-Teens, Hi-Y, D.N.K. and Band. 26 THEIR CLASS BACK RUVV I, TO R: Di-ok Miller, .lim XYhite, Hola Morelunfi, John Flvtcher, Dick Jester, Ken XVilliamson, Tom Kier, .lim Posey, Eddie Volz. Divk In Blacl'oinlii+-, glee, John Grant, Rem-'srl Sutton, .lohii THIRD ROXV I. TO H: Daw- Dimick, Ndula Hull, Dawn XVillizmis0n, Mzirlvne Horror, Carolyn Showmun, Fr:inm-is Kirkvndall, .lean Bl'lg'B'S, Patty King, Frank Gosnffll. SEPOND HOXV I, T0 R: Mr. Smith, Iflmma Posey, .Ioanne Artvr, Patty Holt-XVIH-'file-l'. Nanvy Parkvr, Lou Hodge-s, .lounnv XVorkman, Phyllis Carpenter, Shirlvy Yzinr-ef, ln,-:iRc,-llv Sl1on'izik1er, Mary Leos, Mnriloil Trost, Miss Piper. FIRST HOXV L TO R: John Brown. Florence Holliiigworth. Dick Horton. Jack Ott. Phyllis Rolvy. Earl .I0nPS. Thzs page sponsored by the junior Class 27 So homo e ' '- ., Mkunnni HANK ROW I. TU Ii: Don IXIvD:1ni+-I, Dun f'urtylt-, Iiruw- Slllilillll, Sammy Philipps, Tock Iirnus--, 'I'mn ll:urtti+-lil, Itolu Simruss, Iiulplx Youiigr, Alurtin 5Hlllll'lt'I'S, Bill I.avvrty, XV:tyland Mui-lnw, Hill Fla-tvln-r, lrill Illnm-I-, Ili-urlt'm'cl Stark, Iiivlmrtl fllovvr, Iivrimrtl Rogers, .Inlm Lzmtz, Ill-rlwrt RI'l'XlIIflil'l', l':tl K4'IllIt'IiS'- N. SICUUNII IHIXV li 'PU Ii: litlitli Yui1n:.:, lmlzt l ipt'i', .loyvv II:-nnvtl, Surat Hartman, Susift Pinkvr- lun, .Inuit Ni1'llJllll+'i, .lt-ssiv llnclgn-s, Marilyn Hile-S, Kutlu-rinw Patmp, .IOIIIIYIO Ilutvhins, Harriet XV:-lls, Mary lille-ii Quit-k, Mary l'lIl+-n Sllivlds, xvillllll Ilrinnnlis. 1'1ll'0lXH Iiuff, hotlist- Collins, Mary Lulu XYilIi:uns, Ii:u'h:tl':: I'l1vm-u--r, Hulzl Hnrtfir-ltl. FIICST ICON' I, 'FO H: Mr. I,:-xlim, .Xlivv Ilutcliins, Dt-lux-vs DeLand. Nancy Groves. Maryam I4't':nir-is, Slllf Vanin-i'i'i1Ivr, t':iroI l.:lntz. Iiuth .lnlinsmi, .Xmlrs-y Ilillmzm, Miss Mile-y. 'Iiliiw vcsu' was at it-ry stic'c'csxl'ul one lor us Supliutiiotrs - :ill fifty nl' us. XVQ won first prim lui' our limnt-touting float, thrcc ol' our girls were t'licci'lt'zttici's and lill'L't' wvrc iiittjnrnttcs. Sci cn buys wcrc on thc Iootlmll squad. :incl eight students wcrt- lllL'llllll'l'5 ul tht- hztntl. Twcnty-tln't'c girls wort- initiated into the Y-'l'cCns. :mtl t'lc-wn lmvs wtfrt- initiated into Hi-Y, Class Officers I'n-sitlvlil Y ic't'fl'rt'sitlt'iit Set-rvl any 'l't't-austin-r Stttclt-nt Clnun -H Put Kcnnscly Xlltyltttitl Nztrlowe Mary Ellen Shields liulzt Hztrtlicld cil Rt'pi'csctitz1tix'c Bztrlmztrzt Phcncgcr 9 This prtgf' spmt.snw'zl 113' tltf' Sl,If7llUlll0l't Glas fre flmen BACK ROXV L TO R: Russel Young. Rieliard Frynmn, ,lim Mc'Daniels. Carl Smith, llit-liar-rl XVrig'ht. James Carlyle. Ray Green, Rrtiet- XYilliams. John Butz, Nick Lindsay. Glenn Lookenott, Dave Bayley, Steve Miehaelis. Lynn Atwell, Jr.. XValter llodgres, Dave- Jann-s, Dave lilorgzan. Joe Oliver. Dick Seyniore, Micke-3' Hankinson, Hill Oliver, l1xxif.:'ht hniitli. 1'lerlvurt llall. Paul Layman, Russel Presley. THIRD ROW' I. TO R: Gene King. Hill lfliffln-, Ste-pht-n Spalding, lYilnia llrim-lu-r, Maxim- l'ier- pont. Carolyn Gosnell. Betty Jones, Hazel Davis. .lztnt-t tlortlon, .Ioann Ruff. Billy Groves, Doris Saunders. Betty .Io Hill, Janet lllontgxoinerp. tleorgo t'r:tnn-i', lion Pin-iwm-i-, Dim-lt lfe-lunilt-t-, Billy Van 0i'n1:1n. SECOND HOVV l, TO ll: Bonnie Dixon, Laura Collins, l+ItTi1- .Innv XYe-t-klg, llita l-lvanllt--t-, .mann Davies. Sue Ulaggett, Joyee Moller, l-larlnara De-Laiiee-v, llarluara Seliroar, Mary llnn King, Patti Breymiaier, Betty Fields, Miss Uozatl, Mr. Still. FRONT ROXY L TO R: Alice Patten, Harriet l.antz, Sarali .Inna Arnnltl, llavnna l'ouIlon, ltlarp Jones, Judy Hoffman, Pattie Horner. NVQ Freshmen feel that we haue made a wortliwliile tontrilnnion to lile at C.H.S. this year. Seven ol' our clztssnien are in hand. lout' in chorus and two on the cheerleading squad. In sports, we were el'l'ec'tively represented by ten ol' our fellows on the lootliall leant and Ivy hCYCllll't'll ol' our gang who were out lor re- serve bztsketball. Doulitless many lellows will be out lor lmsebzill und truck. All ol' us Freslnnen think we had at wontlerlul tiint- this year, and we are looking lorward to even better years in good old G.H.S. Class Officers President Bl'llt'L' XVilli:uns Vice-l'1'eside11t l5zt1'lJa1'1t Del.ant'ey 'lieasttrei' David liztyley Secretary Latvonzt Poulton Student Council Repieseiitzttive Mary -jones This page SpUI1.l'Ul'l'll by the l i'z'.xll111m1 Class 29 fgffffff 6 me HANK ROW It 'FU lt: lfrstnk llull, Hurry Suinxne-rs. .lim Hammond, .luv Slit-rfdstn. liiyinond htinnklv Jr.. Wnynt-bl'utte-rstm. .luhn King, Larry Daniels, llottgal Pt-t1dvi'i.:ast, Toni Snwyur, Bon l4Ul'lIlH'. llnn tluudru-li, Mit-kt-y Judgu, Lloyd l.ook+-nutt, Don Hill. liolv lfitvli. .lzunos Hilos. Nl4It'tJNID HOW I, 'l'U lt: Nun:-y Tiny, Idle-anon' Blavkstum-, Mary Ann King, lmtiisv lZifiqkei'. Ztlllllllit llolvlvs, 'Fmmiiy .le-un llrist-ull. Dorothy WYilv0x. Illamgitt-i'ito St. Clair. Pearl Phihpps, Alurjnrie- lirunkluank. Miss lfostt-r. lf'1liS'l' HUW 1, 'FU li: Patty Sliafer. Mat- liirkentlall, Mary Ann King, .loan Jonvs. .lean Spray, hotlist- Titus, llt-lvn Kidwc-ll, .loss-phinu Shoults, This yt-nr uur clam lcclx at littlc hcttcr lu-utiisc we ztrcn't just scwtitli grad' urs. rwn il' wt' strc' 'Aunly cightll gt'ztclcrs. WH' also think that wc :irc making at t'tlllll'liJllliUll lUlill'fil'1lIlViiit' High rnnnnnnity. XVQ- Iiztvc' tztkcn pztrt in thc intru- inurzxl prugrznn, and wt- in-t'ii't'cI thirtl plztu' in thc iiiugzuim' salt' this your, with Eighth Grzulcr Rulzcrt Fitch winning thc' highcst sales honor. Our iiiciiilmcmllip in Imntl has guna up wry much since lust year, and quits at low oi us :irc taking instruincnt lcamiis. Class Ufficers Prcsidcnt Glenn lVomly:trd Yin'-l't't'sitlt'iit Putty Clctiicilt St-t'rc't:try-'I'rt-ztsurcr. Putty Sliult-r Stutlvnl Council Rl'lJl'Q'SL'IllllliXC Zuattinc Hobbs 30 This pugr' SpUlI.SflTl'd by ilu' Ltglltll Umdr' Sevenffz 6' ade ., ins, , .., . ...as .sw .K TOP ROXV L TO R: Ned Hannum, John Yan Urman, Sterling' Milner, Lawrence Vanin, Glenn Roley, Howard Johnson. Bob Shomaker. Eddie Teaford, Lowell Thomas, .lim Young, NVa3:ne King, Ralph Butt, .Jim Barber. Boll MeDaniels, David lekes, Kenny NVelsh, Rob Alwrsole, Dick Gregory. SECOND ROXV L TO R: Mrs. Dnnn, Marlene Darke-s, Joanne Krause, Juanita Young. Patty Pheneger, Ann Sheridan, Mary Rowlns, Eve Miller, Gloria Oliver, Dorothy Davis, Beverly NVE-ekley, XVanda Marvin, Dorothy Kirkendall, Carol Hill, Betty Blackstone. SEATED L TO R: Barbara Barber, .lean Krause, Dorothy Shafer, Alive Jones, .lean Dickerson, Charlotte' Hill. Thelma Foster. Ruth Paeker, Phyllis Morrow. Our arrival at Granville High School has not been without at least a little good publicity. For example, we are probably the largest seventh grade that has ever been here, which has rnade it necessary for us to have two home rooms. And size is not all. KXIIIIOSI as soon as we catne, though we are the youngest class, we took third prize in the honieeoniing parade for our lire-prevention lloat. But the thing we are proudest of is our work in the magazine sale in which lirst plaee in sales WCIIL to Mrs. Dunn's rooni and second place to lXlr. l'eterson's room. Class Officers President Kenny Xtelsh Viee-President Robert lXlcDaniel Secretary-'ll'reasurer Barbara liarber Student Council Representative Patty Pheneger This page sponsored by the Sezfeaztll Grade 31 -s. X- is fi I 32 This page spur1.s'm'm1 by Mr. und Mrs. li. U. .811 7:95 5POR75' F00 TBALL l l4.Xt'K IIUW I, 'I'U Il: .Iaek Ott, Dudley Orr, .laelt Willianls, have Iiaylt-5, llynn .Xttrt-ll, lllieltt-5 H2lIIkllISUII, 'Pom Kier. 'I'IllIlIJ RUN' I 'FU ll' lllll NlI'l,'lllll'l'3 Iohn I4'lIIlZ lill'll'Il'll IUIWIIIZIII liill l.:lvel'Iy, llit-It Miller, llavt- lflinliek, I iii-k l'1l?lllIIlll'l'A, IJwig'llt.SnlitIl. Dion lilellallliel. ' I SI42t tbNIJ HOW I. TO H: Assistant Uoaell I.ahm, lliek Jester, llet-se Sutton, .lohn l'gl'0XX'll. lion l'?Il'lylt', Gttilller t lil2it'kSt0IIO, Wayland Marlow, Ralph YUIIIILY, RlK'lliII'Cl Wright, Uoaeh Peterson, I lRS'I' IHHV I. 'I'0 Ii: Ray Green, HlII'I't'll l1ZlI1IlN'I'l, Ilyle King. .Iilll Posey, .laek Frost. Don Ft-'llIIl1lt't'. Sam filiilll ill St'lIVVHI'Zk0Df, Rodney PUIIITIHIIS, Earl Jones. e's Blue Ace gridders this year reestalllislletl the great winning tra- llllltbll that has long distinguished our lootball teams by bringing hottie once more the coveted Licking County llhampionship Cup. Vlilllf Aces were the un- questioned winners ol' tlte trophy, lor they were victorious over all county com- petition, both at lIUIIIC and away. lt should Hut Ile 1lSSllIIIC'll, llowever. that the tealn had easy lfllllllllll. 'l'he seasons's Iatlrels were touchdown il hy the disht won ollly hy constant up-hill lighting. .Xlter a Slilll UIIC- oyer Sllllllllfy, the Aces dropped tlleir next two games, one score ol' 20-ll. Fortunately, hotll these games were tlon- Illiill win rartening ftbllllly. 'l'he lollowillg week the tealll made a strotlg CUIllClJlIl'k, defeating Fred- ericktown hy ill county til l he sea the night ga have already lllonlent ----- a a long 28-tl score. Four succeeding weeks llrought as many victories ts to clinch our league SllllI'CllI2ll'y. son was high-lighted with numerous instances ol' spirited play, hut me at lltica, KflilII2IXllIg the county schedule, provided thrills that IJKTOIIIC a part ol' this school's loothall lore. lt was a great lootllall perlect giillll' night, a heatltilully lighted lield, two determined teams lighting lor the t'lI2IIIIlPlUIISiIllJ which hung IIIJOII the OLIIUJIIIC ol' this one QLIIIIU. llut Granville had the greater will to win. Out' team achieved the only touchdown 1 ll' the evening ill the early minutes ol' the lirst period atld then spent the l'ClIIilllllll'l' ol the game lIQllllIIQ oll Utica assaults deep nl our territory, llve tunes 'lt Dltllllg the UIJIJKIIIUIIIS on downs at our one-yard lllIl'. The lllllll Utica scor- ing attempt, a ltlllg pass. was loiled ill the last lllllllllk' ol' play. XVIICII Granville intercepted to save the day witll a 7-ll score. It was at SAI Tll thrilling season, a great, team and a lille joll ol coaching. is page .SptHl.Wll't'd by .lllp lun! lllls. L. .l. Sl'llZl'tll'1lHlIJf FOOTBALL Granville 2U Granville brzmvillc 0 ffrzmvillc 28 Gran nvillc MMV V .Q Q i 2 ' gl . i ' l Season's Record Sunbury ll fil'LillYillC l-1 Johnstown 15 DUIIYIUC 19 Granville 62 Pataskuln BFCIIICII 20 cm ,Hz , U Frcdericklowll 0 'ldml L I IM 53 Hebron 0 Granville lfi Milflin 'I'l1i.s' page .spmzsormi by Mr. and Airs. Luwrcrm' King IIS U U ll Z1 5 LETTERMEN ' Q 0 ' , Q l ' I I . I mr X Q 1 .V v r 5',. , , ,I I I ' I ' p ,. 'ggi ,QI N , .,f. if 9-645 Q S vw 'l'UI' HHN' II I0 I., .lol r v I . - III tlwmt, llivk .Im-ste-r. Jim Pusr-5, Ilick Alillvr. I fJI'Il'I'II HHH I, 'FU Il: Xknylnud Alzwluw, Idnrl .Ium-s, lion I'Il'IlllllIt'l'. llulplx Young. 'um' II'ulm' 4 I 1- - ' IIIIMIP IJHX I. IU I.. In I 3 . nh., I lllII'5 IIIl'1XI2.1'I',I. Iuln IXll'l' lAIp:r,l, Iron lurlyle. hl'Il'UNlJ IIUXV I, 'FU Il: Iizu f,Il'Q'!'Il Hurrm-II Iwnnlwrl 1'uilIn-rl l'I1n 'I 'tunv ' -' m ia , lxmw- Sutton. . , A , 1 I. I lIiS'I' IUHY I, TU Ii! .lnvk Ifrusl, Sum 5l'IIXY1Il'ZIilIIlI-, I.5l1- King. 30 'l'l1i.s' pagr' .N'f1UII.SUI'l'l1 by Mr. and Mm. I'IUIll!'I' All W5 LETTERIVIE M, XVa vla nd Mal -luw. TOP ROXV L TO H: Ralph Yfjllllg, Earl Jones, 13011 Carlyle, ,X BOTTOM ROXV L TO R: Sam Sf-hwarzkouf, Tlill Laverlv. lim Posev Took Krwmsv 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Posffy Th is page sf lorzsured 115 37 ASKETBALL l,'l'lI ' I. 10.llll I.:ii'i-x IH-Ii-r IIII I ix. 's sun, Iilzirl .Inna-s, ll: ' ' ' lllbll Xniing. Xxflflflllll AIIIVIIIXY. Snni Sc'liw:ii'Zlmiil Ili, Imnnx ll'llllIlIIlI. .linx I'nso-y, Iinnl llzunnrilis, Ilnn 4 ii'lxl 'l'u1'li lil Ill 1 Xl i VA RSITY .tial . . 4' 1. . ' .. 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Y'V'1ltet' BACK ROXV L TQ-H: Cnac-h Lalun, Sainmy Philipps, Glenn Lookenott, Dave Baylvy, Q Hodges, Bruce VVilll:uns, Nick Lindsey, Steve lllivhaelis, John Butz. Mickey Hankinson, Russell I'rf-sley, Donald Josif. FIRST ROXV L TO R: Pete l-'elumlee, Pat Kennedy, George Cramer, Steve Spalding, Lyuu At- well, Dave-.I:unes, .losuph Oliver, Roh Simross, Dirk Fryman. Not shown: .lack XVilliams, Bruc-H Shillings. This yr-:u s Reserve squatl was the largest that this school has seen fm a lung time. It mn' sistetl of liftc't'n h'csluut'u autl five S0llil0llllll'f'S. The lc-aiu facctl a rugged schvtlulc, winning six and losing nine. All of thc wins anti foul' of the tlc-feats cauic against county uppusiliun. The won autl lost rct'tu'tl. ltmvt'x't't'. is uut a gllilll ilitlifatimi ul' what the htws Cuultl tlu nun' they starletl rolling. Coat-li I.aluu usual many tlillereut rmnhinaticms this vezu. autl as a result clt-wil huys i'c't'eivetl letters at the annual han- tluct. Xt the ffutl nl' the regular seasnn. Steve Mirhaelis, Walter Hodge-s autl Iliucc Williams were muvetl up tri the Varsity, art' Captain at the close c-lvrtctl luniot' .J Iirllrt' ll'iIlizuns was nf the -zcauuti. SEXSONS RECORD Granville Reserves 21 xvf-'StPl'Vlll9 ....,................ 47 tlranvillv Ht-sreves 27 Kirkersville ,.,,........ ,,,,... . .10 Giauvflls Rest-rvvs 41 Johnstown .............. . ,,.,... 29 flranvilln' Reserves 21 l'IPbl'0l'l .....a.........,,..,,...,, 20 Granville He-:letwes 7 Utiva ,..,,,.,......,,,.,,,....,, 23 Granville lieewve: 25 Homer ...................,...... lil Granville Ree1el'vt's 24 Newark Sl. Fl'ut1t'Ss ......,.,.... 28 Granvflls Reserves 32 .lacksoniown ...............,,,.. 20 Granville I-lvserves 29 Johnstown ...,,.,.....,.,....... 31 Granville Reserves 18 Thornville .......A,.......,,.... H20 Granville Reserves 42 Pataskala .........,,......,-,,,, 18 Granville Reserves 15 Hehrou ....... ,, ,,,,.-,.,,-,,,-... 23 Granville Ileservf-is 235 Utica .......,.v.,...,,-,-,,----Y 27 Granvills Reserves 17 Newark St. Francis ...,,,,,,-,,-- 2' Granville Reserves 16 Gahanna Lincoln .,,---,, ------, 2 6 359 366 39 This Img? is sl l0lISUl'!'d by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Philipps BASEBALL HANK HHH' I, T0 RZ l7:irt'f-ll liiffle. .lohn lirown, lY:tlter llnilgwts, Dielt XVt'ig'ht, Earl .lone-S, filvn Look:-nott, Ili:-lt Jester, Uozteh l,z1hin. Nieky .llldg't'. Sl-IUUNII IIHXY l, 'FU H: ilofl Hztnnahs, Ralph Yottnpg, Divk Miller, .lint Posey. Don Carlyle, Don I i-ltnnlt-.-. FIIIST HHH' li TU iii ltielt lYhite. Niek Litidsny, George Cranier, Reeve Sutton. Dick Felttitiletr, Szinnny l'hilipps. .Xs tltis veztrhook goes to press, the iirztitville Higlt llusehull Nine is entering the ttnttttal l,it'king tiottntt High Srhool llttsehztll vl'0lll'll1IlIlClll. The llltte .tees ure espertetl to uiiier some serious ttonhle to tht: other rottntv srhools. regztrtlless of the fztct thztt their settson tlitl not tttrn out sn munt wins. Hnwever. tlnring this season they htttc shown at great tlettl of improveinent with eztth gume plztxtftl, Loatrli Html l.:thm. who hits tztken mer tltts sport this teatr. is htttlthng ,t sttong tltth lot reztrs In roine. 'lhis wr:tr's nine fonsists of only three seniors. lhex tire: Rodney Hzmnaths. Dick Whitt' :intl ,lurk Ifrost. Rotl llamntths is this ye:n s most used httrler, hut Dirk White sees quite at hit ol' tuition on the ntotttttl. .lurk Frost spends most ul' his planing time in renter lieltl. l-.znl jones is fonntl ht-hintl the plttlt' :tgziin this year :mtl will he hztrk next year tor IL. H.S. Xnotht-t .ltmior who is on the starting littettp is Dick Miller. who is at very rztptihle third httse- mztn. Reest- Sutton, smatll hnt mighty. spenils his time in the otttlieltl, Dirk ulester. who unite to tts this vt-ur from tlhitugo. is gt iert' gootl hitter zmtl lieltls in the outlieltl. Klint Poser. another .Ittnior :tml zt ttewrntttet to the httsehall woiltl this vettr. plztvs ztlternttte All either lirst or second httse. Yottngstt-rs uppezning on the tcztm this veatr lrom the Sophomore class tire: Don Carlvle. :ntollier small lzttl who tztltes rotnplete fontrol over the shortstop position: Rttlph Noting. who shows greztt itnpioiemt-nt this sean' und can lilliC any position tioztth l.zthnt neetls taken: anti Sttnnnx l'hilipps. rookie pitcher, who has heen ttsetl qttite it hit this vein' httt will Iintl himself the renter pin ol' the tt-tint next rear, The lfreslimttn group holds tlown three positions. George t.t:tntei', the ontstznnling hattter this veur, plays at vers' tlepemlzthle left lieltl. Little l'ete lfelttmlet' seetns to he :thle to holtl ltis nwn ill settontl hztse ztntl Glenn liookcnott is developing into ti mighty lnst hatsemttn. Nick l.imlszn', who also plttvetl some :tt lirst. shows great talent as ll lmtiselmll plziveis. l.:ist. hnt not lcztst. is Dirk Wright who. although not plztving nmch. en- totnatges great expectations its at ficltlcr. Un the whole. tirtintille is in line for some gootl hall fltths in onroniing wears. Under the tight tonilitions that this teztt lllllllglll Coztrlt l,athm can he heartily tongrzttttlzttetl fot his splenilicl i-ork. -ill This page sfimzsorffd 113' Mr. lolin 101165 CHEERLEADERS STANDING I, TO R: Putty Breymaier. Katherine' Camp, Dawn XVilliainson, Pal lillli-Xvll69lEl'. Mary Lou King. FRONT ROXV L TO R: Sara Hartman, Jessie Hodges XVilma Philipps, Lou Hodmls Gerry Hall 'There is no doubt in the minds ol' Granville fans that the ten zittrzictiye girls pictured above constituted the best corps ol Cheerleaders seen at any home or away athletic contests. Both the Varsity and the Reserve squads were couched by Miss Robinson, and she must receive much credit lor directing zu group ol' cheerleaders who al- ways displayed good sportsmanship and good taste. Able student leadership was given to the Varsity by XVilma Philipps :md the Reserves by Dawn Hlilliamson. Departing seniors will long remember the old Ace battle cry echoing across I-Iarinon-Burke or ringing through the auditorium f- Three Yea Granville! Let's Go! Let's Fight! Let's XVin!' Tlzzs page sponsored by Alu. Thomrrs Philippa 41 omsconzirzcl .Quiz-:iz ana! Gqffsncfanfi wa' Advorate Photo Cl:n'oIvnSmiIl1 'Icun Bl'CYI1l2iiL'l' RCIIX' Young ,IHI'HlllUIf Qurfmz A ffrollllfllll 12 This pr1gr'spnr151Jrf'f1 by AVV. nnri Airs, H, I.. RV1'j'111r1i1'r 7:95 ACTIVITIES Awfuclsnf Ucvunci ILXFK IIUXY I. T0 Ii: I ul K4-nl I II N IXlII1:ums. I I4-k Ilurtun llc! I'1.'SlllJI'll',.IQUIIIIX XVvls'I1. I'IIlS'I' HOW I, TO Il: Putty Ih nn.-s. Ilan-Imm I'I1l'II!'D'V'I', PIII XYilli:1ms. XmIx'isL'r: Mr. SIZIIIICI' IQ. IX 5llllI1'III flflllllfil I'l'Lrsirlcl1l Class Ilcplx,-s1'x1l:ulivvs: SUIIIUI' -IIIIIIHI Snlmllulllnll' I' IPSIIIIIZIII Iiiglnh Grznclc SCYKJIIIII Uraniu- 'IPI Iarlin fnol slmwm i Sum Scllwarzkupi' Ifluisc' ICIIQIS Pzltlv IViIli:nns Did! lnhn Iicnncll Brown l'u2il'ID2il'li Phcncgcl Marv Innes Znzm nc' Hobbs Pau 1 I Phcncgcx wflv Iuhn Iirown Dir-k Hvnnm-tt. lion Jusif, lludlu Un Ru ' e-m'5:e-V, Zonnnv Hohhs, Iiloisr- I'IIl:us. Nun Svhu u7ko 'I IIN Dun 'Iosil' IIIILIICV' f,I'l' Sum Sclmwznvkupi Dick Horton Pnl Kennedy Bruce IVilliznns Glenn XVo0dyard Kcnny IVCISI1 This page spmzsorrzl by Mr, Kenrutll Dunn cgfucfanf Cfouncl. Student Council, under Sam Schwarzkopfs able student leader- ship, has had fun this year making assembly plans and programs for various school activities. YVhat with athletic competition and other activity plans, we were a little late in making plans for our first party on February 13, but our Hard Times party was a huge success. XVe also sponsored the Curtis magazine sale again this year and put the profit in a fund for football field lights. Student Council took a forward step in self direction this year when the group selected its own junior Representative to the Licking County Student Council. Previously, this position had been filled by administrative appointment. Dick Horton was elected junior Repre- sentative and served with Sam Schwarzkopf. who as president of our council automatically has a seat with the county student government. Our officers for the year were: Sam Schwarzkopf, Presidentg Pat YVilliams, Secretaryg John Brown, Treasurer. Mr. Martin wa s th e Council's faculty adviser. 45 EEIZ5, . ,, 1 f.,. HN .awww vf, HANK HON' l, T0 Il: .ltuttt Mvllztttit-I, Sttsit- l'ittkt-'t'ttttt, l':tt'uI lizttttz, ldllt-tt Uzttttp, l'ltttt-ltt- t'l:tt'h. .tht-v Ilttlt-hints, Alztry Hztt'tIit-lrl, l':tt'olytt Sltuwtttrttt. Nl:tt'jttt'iv l':tvkt-t'. .lttztttttv lIurt'ut'. .Itttn- Ilvtw-tttlt-t-tt. l':tt XViIli:tttts, lit-:tflvllv Sltttt-ttt:tkvt', .Xlivv .lt-:txt Iirt-5ttt:tit-t', lit-tty l.tttt II:tt'l:mtttgIt. .. ,.. Mum In-vs. N tltttst I htltpps. SIGVUNIY HUXVAI. 'VU li: .lt-ssiv ll0th.:,t's, .ltx5t't- I-it-ttttvtl, .ltutttttv .Xt'tt't'. S:tI':t Hztrltttftlt. I!:tt'lt:tt:t I'Itt-ttvgo-t', Il:tt't'tt-t XVvIls, Itlury l.utt XV lliztttts, Itlztrilytt Hilvs, K:ttht-t'int- Uztttttt, l t'.tttt't-s Kirkvtt- tl:tII, .lvzttt lit'ip:t.:s, I':ttty King, Phyllis t':tt'ltt-tttw-t', I'1tIith Yttttttg. Nztttt-5' l':tt'kt-t', Plttllis Holt-5. Ihllllllil l 'ost-5, I,utt Ilmipzt-s, .lu-.Xtttt XYut'ktxt:ttt, Patty Hull-XYItt-t-It-t', lit-tty Yuttttg, l IliS'l' IUHV I, T0 H: I-'lut'vttt-v Hollitt1:wut'Ih, t'ztt'uI Kztssntt, Kitty M:tImtni, tit-rm Hull.. lx:t -.. ,. . ctr' C - Shit-ids, llvlot-vs ln-l.:ttttl, lmwtt Williutttsutt, Nthtlzt H:tll, lbtttttttlty lltfflt-, t tttmt 'Nl 5 I llt tt Slutty I'Illt-tt Qttick, Iittth .lohttsutt, XYilttt:t Hzttttttths, Juztttttt- ltlztrviit, Num-5 tlt'ox't-fa, Uzttwtlgtt Smith. N , . Iht' pt'twt'ztttt ul t'Yt'llls hit' Y- licctts hats hcctt ttttttsttatllt' xztrirtl this wxttx full I Nuwtttltct' IT. wt' tttt't :tt tht' liatptist Cltttrch hit' at t'ct't'tttuttiatl ttt't't'ptztttt-tt ui .tttf ttuw ttzttttc, Y- l't't'ttft. 'l'hc K'l'l'l'lIlUlly mttsistt-tl ol' at tztlk till tht' ithutls ol that YNVUX In' lut'tttt't' CLR. pit-sttlt-ttt, Mztt'gztt't't Titus, ztttcl zt fattttlh'-ligltt ittitizttiott st't'x'ic-c. 1 Ulhct' ptmgtutttts ul itttt't't'st hzttt' ht't'tt: at Lid putty itt tht' gym: at tztlk mt thr with pmhlt-ttts ol Gt-ttttzttt youth hy Mrs. Hcttry lilwrt ul Clultttttltttm: at tztlcttt night ttttttx tttttttlttts xttttttttttttg tttcl ttttttv uthtts XVL tlsu ultstttttl iltttt . , , ,. .. , . .. , ,., ,,. ,.., ,,.. 1 . 4 .1 1 .. 4. . 4 , l I - , Ststvt' XYt't'k ztgztm this ycatt. 'l'ht' wcck wits tct'ttttttattt'tl by it Vztlcttttttt' l'ttt'ty :ttttl gift t-xcltztttgc. .Ks out' tttatitt lJl'tljt't'l this yvztr, wt- hztxt' tttzttlt' st'x't't'ztl trips to tht' tttllllly ltotttt' - :tt 'l'ltatttLsgix'i1tg, llhristtttxts zttttl HQISILT. Iht- chit-I mriztl t-wttl ul' tht' yuan' wztfs tht' Y5l't't'tt llzttttt' itt Mztttlt. 'lihc tlztttu' wats ttt thztrgt' ul tht' suctztl t'ttlltlltlIlt't' zttttl llll'Ill'ii out to ht- at gttht ztllztttz 'l'ht' uil'it't't's lor tht' yvatt' hztvc ht't'tt: I't't'sich'ttt. Putty W'ilIi:tttts1 Yin pix-sttlvttt, lictty Yuttttg: St'c't't'tztt'y, M:tt'iut'it' l'ztt'kct': 'l't't-ztstttt-t', -lttttt' llc-t'c-tttlvvtt: , Dcxutiuttztl illtztittttzttt, l Iurt'ttt't' Ilullittgwurllt: Sttciztl Clhztirtttzttt, Kitty Mztltuutlz Sung l.t-:tilt-t', Phyllis Rolcy: 5ct'ttc't' C.h:ttt'tttt-tt. lzttttttzt l'ust'y. Ntlztlat llatll attttl 'lu ,Xtttt Wurktttztttg llistoriatttx, lluztttttc ztttd Matrlcttt' liuttut. thi 'l'l11'.s pttgf'.spo1t.sut't'1I by Ur. and Mint. R. H. ll'ill1'u11t.s BACK HOW' I, TO li: Pat Kennedy, Ilale 1'off, Reese Sutton, llave Ibitniek, Dave Grant. li ll Moore, lid Pinkerton, Don Josil, Ken NYiIliatnson, Bill liavertp, lflrnie Young, Sam heliwarzkopt, .lohn Grant, Rod llannahs, Jaek Ott. Ralph Young, lliek Miller, lhiek Horton, IC-arl Jones, Don Carlyle. Saninty Philipps. FRONT HOVV li 'FU li: 'Fuck Krause, John Brown, lliek lngle, Holt lflsstnan, lliek Bennett. Dudley Orr. Hfilson Stough, Gene liline. Tom Kiev, Jaek Frost, .lim Posey, Ed Volz, Bradford Stark, Virgil Carlyle. Our 1947-48 Hi-Y season was a xery successful one. XVith our advisors, Mr. Martin and Mr. Smith, and our president, Dudley Orr, we carried out a number ol' projects this year. First ol all, we brought in several new nientbers alter a week ol' strenuous initiation lor thent. 'llhen we all went to work to earn money lor the club. We sold candy at the games and picked apples at l'rice's Fruit Farni. This year the Hi-Y was in charge ol' the Cliristnias assembly. .-Xinong other things on the progrant, Mr. Cliarlcs Orr lront Lloluntbus sang for the group. Our club had two representatives at the Hi-Y Congress which was held in Columbus, and i11 November we attended the district niet-ting at xlohnstown. Our annual dance, one ol the outstanding social events in our school cal- endar, was held in April, and cliinaxed this year's activities. We will. how- ever, continue to ineet and will probably have a pienic in the spring lor install- ing our new ollicers. This page sponsored by Hi-Y 47 mf! HANK HON' I. TU li: .lllllllly Hunnnontl, llougnl 1'1-iultwgzusl, Iioh lXloi'e-luml. Ilivk lim-nnvtt, Joe Sin-ridani, Ilurry SlIlllllll'l'S. 'l'HIlill HUXV I. 'FU II: lil'll1'!' ShiIlinp.y, Mary ldlh-n Qim-it, lmvitl Klorpgun. huvonu l'ouIton, .huwt lNlonl5.:'onn-ri, l':u'oI Lunlz, Hzuiivl lumix, SMVUNIJ HHN' li TU It: .Iohn l ll'l1'll1'l', Ilwipxht Smith, Hill l4'ls'lm'hm-r. .lounnv M:-irvin. Edith Young, i'hoe-ho Ulurk, June-t llormlon, l4ul'hul'n IM-lmlicy. I lllS'l' RON' l. 'FO ll: Suu l'I:o.g1.:e-tt, llelurch llubzuul. lwlzx l'lllk'I', Meow .lout-5. Mary Lou 'VVilli:ons. fil'2lIlYlllC ?s lmncl, undcr thc able dirt-ction ol Mr. Rolmcrt hlohn, this year purlit'ipuu-ml in suit-ml cvcnts. Among lhcin wcrc pep lllL'l'llllgS, l10lllCC0lllillg pul'ault's, inchuling our own, und scvcrzil lull lkfstivztl lmraulcs ill various bounty schools. Eu-n though our lmntl is l'illllCl' small, wc lizivc quite an lbw talented and vugci' Illl'IlllJL'l'S ol thc junior hand joining us this yczu' so that HH8--I9 should sec G,H.S. with ai hzuul in ilu' old trzulition. Olliu-rs ol' thc hzuul were clcclcd this you r lor the lirbt tinic. They are: Pl'l'SlClL'lll, Dirk livillictt: Ylll'-l'l'L'Sllll'lll and SL't'l'L'l2ll'y, Phoclic Clark: Business lXl2lll2lgCl', Bob Nurclulltl. -I8 alb 'zzffsfi STANDING L TO R: Sue Claggett. Delores DeLand, Mary Jones, Lela. Piper, Mary Lou Williams. sux CLAGGETT DOLORES DeLAND MARY JONES LELA PIPER MARY Lou WILLIAMS This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Claggett 49 O 'ZLLQ I-LXVK IUPXX' I. 'l'tl It: Jus:-pll Ulivvr, Imw- .lumn-fa, till-n lnsulwnott. llivlt lnglf-, Ilnvm- lifnylf-3. lllulln-5' Orr, Tum Kit-r, X't'ilson Stuuglx, th-nv Blim-, llhltliv Yulz, Ilolr Nlorvlzuul, .lnlnn l lv1m'lwl', Ifivk Hurlnn, Ilnvitl Grunt, Roh ICSSIIIHII, Iluls- 1'uI'I', 'l'ItlltlI ICUXY I, 'VU ll: Rita ltt-:ulle-Q-, Mary ltlllvn Quivk, Putty King, .le-am Ilrlggs, l'1l'2lQl1'lfS KlI'kl'IHl2lll, li2llllt'I'lllt' Uzunp, ll2ll'l'lt'l XVQ-lls, Nzlllq l'ul'lwr, Kitty lllulmml, tlvrrp Hull. Plnyllxs Itolvy, 1.4111 Ilntlm-s, .luunnv .XI'll'l', SIGCUNIJ IUWV 1. TU H1 llurothy Ilifflv, .lu:vnm- llt1l't', .lam-l tlurmtun, 121:-ul lmutx, Nttznlzl Ilall. I4It't'in- NVQ-vkle-y, lmvmm l'uuItml, ltluryzm l I'HIlt'lS. Silfllll .Xl'1noltl, Al2ll'lt'lll' HLll'l'UI', Phyllis Fur- IN'lll1'l', Aliw- Hlltvllllls. Ha-tty lfil-lvls. l5:lrln:ll':u l3t'lA2IIll'm'5'. lf'lliS'l' HON' l. 'PU ll: llarrivt lmntz, ltlury lmu lvlll'Jl.'l1S. limmzu lmsvy, lmwll lYilIiums1m, In-lun-s lim-l.zmrl, ltutlx .Iolmsum ,lounnv l'lllll'lllllS, .lu5'vt- Mullvr. .Xlivv llilllllll. .ltmnlitzu llill, lllrlith Ymxnfr. Stu- t'Iseg'g'vtt, l llll'1'lIt'l' llullinp:wol'tl1. Mr. Julm. lm, mc, mu, tio. H111-111-lu. .Xml no thu CQ.H.S. tllmrus gow ull tu Al llxlng hlilll Im' znlutlwr scssiun ull lllllllltllllllllg, this yuan' lllltlt'll lllt' lL'LlllL'l'f1lllll ul M11 Rullmlt Itillll. lfur tht- lust linac cllurus t'lt't'tCcl oIl'ic't'rs to Iuvlp Illlit' t'kll'l' ul thc nnuaic and lvzul St't'lltJllS. 'l'l1c ulliccls 1ll't'I l'l't'sitlt'1ll, lXlLll'lL'lIL' llorrmi Htwliun l.t'Lltlt'l'?x. Kitty lxllllltbtbtl, llatvu llzlylt-y, Holm 1'lSSlll1lIl, amd lflul1'm't' l'l0lllIlgWtll'Ill. 'llllis yvut t'l1m'us put on ll lim' lJl'tJ l'2lIIl in lllt' llvllimll lllllYl'l'Slly tlllupcl . 4 , . h they also sung Im' svn-1'zll Sflltllll iISSl'lllIJllL'5, and willl tllc bzlntl, ln't'st'l1lt'tl llll out atzuuling pluglutll nl lllc Zllllllllll ulzcn-llousc. 50 This jmgr' .s'pm1sun'u' by Mr. uml Mrs. lf. ti. Hull BACK ROXI' I. TO R: Dale Poff, Boh Essman, John Brown, .Iohn Grant, Eddie Pinkerton, Boh Moreland, Don Josif. Ken XVilliamson, VVllson Stough, Tom Kier, .lim Posey, Earl Jones, Dick Miller, Jack Ott. Reese Sutton, Don Messick, Dave Dimick. SECOND ROW' I. TO H: Dick Horton, Dick Ingle, Dudley Orr, Eddie Volz, Joanne Arter, Pat Holt-XVheeler, Jeanne Breymaier, Mary Hartfieid, Nancy Parker, Marlene Borror, Pat YVllliams, Joanne Horror, Phyllis Carpenter, Dawn XVilliamson, Phyllis Roley, Emma Posey, Joanne XVork- man, Lou Hodges, Miss Piper. FIRST RONV I. T0 R: Ellen Camp, Phoebe Plark, Betty Hartsough, Carol Kasson, Dick Bennett, Kitty Mahood, Gene Eline, Gerry Hall, W'iln1a Philipps, Carolyn Smith, Ndala Hall, Jean Briggs, Frances Kirkenzlall, Betty Young. Thirty-seven new members joined Delta Nu this fall, and, when added to the eleven IllClI1lJCI'S from last year, we had quite a large organization to work with. The club sponsored it dance in the cafeteria in November. There were pretty derorations, good food and lun for all who participated. The next event in the season was on Januar-y I8 when the formal initiation was held and pins were dis- tributed to all IIICIIIDCIS. I-'or our ro'ect this ear, we :resented ublie erformances of three one-act , . P J . V . I . F' P . . :la fs. Ihree student directors lrotn Denison were in char e ot the la s, which ll l N ., ,gn PY were ulXlIIllllC I-telds, Star-Struck and Will-O -The-lfV1sp. The last meetin of the ear will he devoted to the election of next ear's .. g . 7. . . . V ollteers to take the place ol Dick Bennett, President: Kltty Mahood, Vtee-Pres- identg Gene Bline and Wilma Philipps, Co-Social Chairmen: Gerry Hall, Sec- retary: and Carol Kasson, Treasurer. This page sponsored by D.N.K. 51 .snio 'z 93125 S .XNIJIN1i I, T0 Il: Hd I inkw-rton, Dim-Ia Hl'IlIlt4II,V lluella-5 Urr, Virgil 1':u1'lyIv, XII:-1:1 I'1m I IVihnu Philippa, lion Jnsif, R+-tty IIal'tsoup.:Il, Vat XXHIIZIIIIS, Jum- IIl'I'l'lIlIK'1'lI, M.u.1ulu Im I SI'I.X'I'I'ID I, TO Ii: Holm Idssmzm, tie-nv Hlinv. Kitty M.nI1umI. l'un'ul5n Smith, XX'ilsuu Stung., fim'ry Hall. Mary Ilzxrttivld. 'N 45 'l', I' 'L .' ' ' , . I i x U . I U IN lhl was s num 'lay Ou H1 nts Num Ioung .mul I-.n. 1- .I Lui nmuuj, unnulx ton In K1m'lwIiu Otis SLIIIIICI and IQIIIIII KIIIIIll'fllIj.fII. 'I lu- uullmrs urolc lhv slum LIINIIII I ll llu- 'mga' I IIIIICICCII Nut nlx CXlll'lII'lIll'5 un an trip In Iiurupc, which thu IIIZIIIK' zllullc 1 play ilscli' IIIIIIIUIIUIIS, hut cvcry cllurznclcr in thc- play has an pumh lim: all hnlllullx lhls Xl'klI. Ilnm' who umm' not III Ihr' wnim lhw suppmlvml lhciu pwjm-rl wh: 'f ' thc must uurkud UII make IIII. UISIIIIIIUS. llI'0l3L'IIIl'h uml rwllillg, up thc: hI.lgl'. luxury mvmhc thc' dass haul a slime' in thc suuvss UI the I'JGII'IYIIIII.IIItl'. IIII: LXSI' rin null-1' UI lhcil zlpp0zu'zulu'j Slvwzml , . Xlrs. SLIIIIIUI' KIUIIIUIIII Olin SIQIIIIICI' Ulix sIxIlllIL'I' , Izmilx Klmlmmugll Purscr SICWIIIIIICSS Ililk IYil1lcl's ,IKIIIIIHII IILIIIIUI Sl. luhn . WiuiI'lL-II BI2IllgII I.1-my Nlmlivm Illslwmlnl I In'-rdfw Nlzuhnnc I-.Iisu KIIIIINIPIII IN' I,u Ilmix Wimhm lllcamul 52 Ihlk Ikcnnctl IXiIm.l Philipp, Killx XIIIIIUUII Ilml klmif Lumlxln Smith . Xirgil KIIIIIXIL' I-vrlw Hall Wilson Slough Illuilvy Url' IIUIIX IILIIINYYIIPQII I'Lll Williaum K-vm' Illinu Qlunm' IIl'lt'llIIt'Q'II Xlgnx I'IlIIIIIL'IlI NILII huric' I'1llIxl'l Imchlil' I'IllIxK'lI1DIl lhnh I-Ismmn unioz fpfa, STANDING I. T0 R: Reese button, Dave Dimick, Dirk Horton, Ken XViIliamson, Dlek Miller, Earl Jones, .Iohn Brown. SEATICD L T0 R: Patty Holt-XYheeler, Joanne Arter. Lon Hodges, Dawn Vvilliamson. Marlene Horror, Miss Piper. George Bodell Norman Reese , Mrs. Garnet . . Tony Dennison Muriel Foster. Kate .Kult . Marge Benson . Dottie Coburn Nlr. Coburn .. . Mr, Kennv First Policetnan. Mac Second Policentan, Aloe . . Reese Sutton ..David Dimick . . . . .Marlene Borror . . .Richard Horton .. Patricia Rolt-IVheeler Louella Hodges .. Dawn XVilliamson . . . . . jo-.Xnn Arter . .. Richard Miller , Kenneth Williamson , .John Brown ...,. .. Earl .Iones On November lflth and lklth, IEH7. the junior class play, Francis Swans Out of lln' Ifryfng Pun, was presented under the direction of Miss Evalyn Piper and assistant student director Ndala Hall. The action ol the play, taking place with three girls and three boys. having who are trying to take their place in the above Mr. Kenny, a producer, to whom he tnay start their careers on the stage in a crowded New York apartment, deals banded together for financial purposes. theatrical world. The boys and girls live they hope to present a current play that However, they are always being inter- rupted by Mrs. Garnet, the landlady. After very many difficulties, they present the play to Mr. Kenny who, although at first rather dubious about the whole scheme, finally concedes to sending them to Boston with a traveling company. and everything turns out well. In addition to the cast and director, Tom Kier. stage manager, and jim Pose f, assistant SIZIUC tnanaffer. and manv others were instrumental in brin in l A h . g t the play into a successful production. Intermission entertainment was provided by john MacCombie who offered numerous piano selections, including several of his own compositions. This page slbnrzsored by ilfr. and Airs. Carl Stewart 53 Batty liamfl ,He l BACK ROM' L TO R: Miss Armstrong, Betty Fields, Leailelle Shoemaker, June Herendeen, I-Jffle .lane XVee-kly, Juanita Hill, Joanne Davies. FIRST ROXV L T0 R: Mary Lees, XVilma Bricker, Dorothy Lou liiffle. Eloise Elias, Carolyn Gosnell. Patty Breymaier, Mary Lou King. 'l'he Betty Lamp Club, under the capable leadership ol' Miss Marion Arm- strong, is again in full force now after a yeur's recess. Our year has been a very successful one with our Mother and Father's Party, our 'l'eacher's Tea, and our Bunny Hop. Our project for the year was remodeling the teachers' rest room on third lloor and decorating the Cafeteria for Christmas and Easter. Officers elected for the year were: Eloise Ellas President .lune Herendeen. , Vice-President .Iuanita Hill Secretary Mary Lees , . Treasurer .loanne Davies ,. Scrapbook Chairman Patty Breymaier Song Leader 54 This page sponsored by Betty Lamp Club Uafifszia Staff BACK ROXV L TO R: Joanne Ruff, Shirley Vance, .lune Herendeen, Rita Headley, Edith Young. FIRST ROXV L TO R: Joanne Davies, Juanita Hill, Mrs. Heddleson. Eloise Elias. Carolyn Gosnell. The ezllelerizi is for the twelfth year under the direction ol' Mrs. Heddleson, better known :is lXloin. She is doing zi great job. Regardless of all difficulties in obtaining lresh and wholesome food, Mom has found it somewhere. She also has been very lucky in having l'uithl'ul workers who willingly devote their time to help her with her tremendous job. lVe congratulate everyone who, through the years, has helped to make our cafeteria a successful one. 55 Bats cmc! Klfwiifa swf, l .t. BACK HOXV I. TO R: John Grant, Bill Moore. Bill Fletcher, Ken XVilliamson, Dave Grant. Ed Yolz, Mr. Still. FRONT ROXV L TO li: Dudley Orr, Dawn VVilliamS0n. Maryan Frances, Mary Jones, Effie Jane xV0i'klX, Nancy Groves. Gene Bline. Again the journalism class has done its part by getting out the Blue and NVhite News every week. Games were written up hy Dudley Orr and Eddie Volz. Headings and cat'- toons were done by Bill Fletcller and stencils cut by Dawn lVilliatnson. Others contributed copy on clubs, holidays, assemblies, elf. Co-editors Dudley Orr and Gene Bline did a swell job, along with the others. in keeping the paper going despite the scarcity of news, shortage of typists and the prolxlent ol finding time to get niimeographing done by Tliursdaxfs deadline. 56 This page spmisorrd by tlfr. and lllrs. Drum S. Still scuzgoofei Sf RACK ROXV L T0 li: Mr. Smith, Dudley Orr, Jack Ott, Jack Frost, Sam Schwarzkopf, Eddie Yolz. Ken XV.lliamson. XVilson Stough, Gene Bline, Ed Pinkerton, Dave Morgan, .lohn Mac- Combie. Mr. Still, SECOND ROXV L TO R: Miss Robinson, June Herendeen, Dawn Xvilliamson, Phoebe Clark, Kitty Mahood, Marjorie Packer, Pat 'Williams Louise Titus, Marilyn Hiles, XVilma Hannahs, Betty Young, Carol Kasson, Audrey Billman. FIRST ROXV L TO R: Miss YValz. Eloise Elias. Phyllis Ann Morrow, Florence Hollingworth, Carolyn Smith. Betty Blackstone. 'I'he i948 Blue and XVhite Staff takes this opportunity to express apprecia- tion to the many individuals and firms whose assistance and cooperation have enabled us to publish another edition of the Granville High School Yearbook. It is, of course, impossible to acknowledge the contribution of every one, but we do wish to give specific credit to our faculty yearbook advisers, Miss Robin- son, Miss NValz, Mr. Smith and Mr. Still: to the Granville Times Press for our printing, to Mr. Rolun Thompson for group photographs and senior picturesg to jack Ott and Bradford Stark for candid photography: and, hnally, to all the individuals and firms advertising or sponsoring pages in our book. Patty Yllilliams Betty Young C0-Editors i948 Blue and Xllhite. Jack Frost Student Bunness Manager This pagr sponsored by Mr. and Airs. IV. H. Ott 57 GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Baccalaureate Service Sunday. May 23, l948 Swasey Chapel Eight fifteen o'clock --f-W lj Organ Proeessional March from The Occasional Oratoriou Handel Prof. Brayton Stark ' The congregation is asked to stand as the academic profession enters the chapel. Call to Worship and Evening Prayer. Dr. Clarence S. Gee Vocal Solo ' The Holy City . .. . .. . . . . .Adams Mr. Charles Orr Scripture Reading - Proverbs - Chapter 3 - Verses 1-6 13-20 Sermon - l Have a Little Shadow Rev. Herman Secoy Vocal Solo The Lord's Prayer . . . .Malotre Mr. Charles Orr Benediction . . . Dr. Clarence S. Gee The congregation will remain seated for the benediclion and the recessional. Organ Recessional March in F . . . .. ....... . ,.Mendelssohn Prof. Brayton Stark .194 , I ----South Park Place in Newark WATCHES DIAMONDS ., - -f 4 af vlfx ,Q , 'bv , u E , Il i' - L .I A - -v i 11 --- 5, 5 4 I. G' REMV ww. .,: ffmwwlf -f 1:-' ' ' ff--- F I A - -- -- T U , .- 1 ::::':::1:::. f 'Z Q- L ' . 53 :-:,f, ' - '-1-'M NI' '.-f- ' J ,. Javed? 6900? If I- . 'V .LI 'H' I was imp , ,,,- - f- vga, -- wg. ,ggi ,- , Qgwy JSTEQ! 4 N - 1 '3:llT lf..--i . ,fn a m +4 XAQMA -K-A . ff If RADIOS APPLIANCES BETTER VALUE SUITS AT SMALL COST TO YOU THE HUB C L A R A D10 COMPLIMENTS CIQNTRAL OHIOS of I -XRCEST 'XADIO SHOP -1 POUNDS PHONE szzs FLORISTS 6 vine-Newark P k Phone 5013 Newark, TRADE VVITH ILKX I ROE EMERSON ka' 1 STORE ilxk Clothes - Hats F r sh' - Shoe '22g ?Q 11 H1 lI'lgS S 'mv' RELIABLE SINCE 1887 Gregory Hardware O DEAN and BARRY PAINTS Sport Goods General Hardware COMPLIMENTS H. L. Art Zfam jewelea 1312-1lllOlldS. XX atches. jewelrv of Qualitv 1 .f Credit Terms 1' N P-XRK ILACL NIIKI' FRFFORY P INFWARK O 7 COAL GENERAL HAULING SCOTT S W. B. HERENDEEN COMPLETE GRANVILLE HOME FURNISHERQ Ph 84379 F I k Pl N lx LINIE FPRTILIYER COMPLIMENTS OF THE FLEEK AND WHoLEsALE oaoceales SON CO. :Rogan Cjfiomfzwn Pl-IQTCDGR A PI-I S 0 PORT RAITS ' WEDDING FORIVIALS ' WEDDING CANDIDS ' CHILDRENIS PORTRAITS ' COMMERCIAL Granville, Ohio Phone 3167 1 4 COMPLIIXI ENTS CUMPLIMI NF? OF OF IVICIVIICHAEL Wolfe, the Tire Man MUSIC STORE NI2xx'A.xRK I7 XY, Church St. NEXYARK, OHIO JEVS TIRE SERVICE TIRES and BATTERIES 129 N. Prospect Street GRANVILLE aqloal DRUGS SODAS SCI-IUOL SUPPLIES 132 Broadway Phone 8229 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN D. EVANS l'l6l'l Licensed Funeral Director Funeral Home for distinctive sportswear 117 s. Pearl sr. Phone me granville, ohio Fishing Tackle Guns MCD0nnel17S FARQUHAR and Shoe Store Shoes Fitterd Expertly D i Dress, VN ork, and 120 Umm' M' Athletic Shoes Newark - Z4 So. 2nd St. Xnimunt Confectioner NEVVARK, 01-110 Wilmais AUDITORIUM BUILDING N EXYARK, OH IO EXCLUSIVE NOT EXPENSIYE MERRILL R. MONTGOMERY LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES NEWARK, OHIO VILL - EDGE L A U 4 CABINET 9 SHOP The MH John I. Carroll ANTIQUE Restoration Store Reproduction 'H , Newarlis +fI'1f.1+-vlel-111 HY Leading Department Dukeijniaizkopf Store COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF The GRILL Cleaning gpvulz ,Q v 'Ninn W' . E Pressing VALET SHOP THE PURE OIL DONJOHNSON COMPANY Heath Refining HORNERS NEWARK Division PAINT CO. M asouic Temple Bld Newark, O. g. ' ll P INIIER AL N ASHABL NN AI L PAPER NEWARK, OHIO A SALUTE TO LEADER A. H. HEISEY a. co. 67 DENISCNE1 UNIVERSITY W7 ,--'.B',i f1Uf 'l'S FIQII6 YVCII-Qualified HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Liberal Arts Training as PRL-,-mum rss1uN,x1. l'k1Q1',xR,x'11ux UI as lhsuz 'l'R,x1NlNc mm Vmuous fi.'XRl'.l'RS Apply in jllllllbl' xi ll 14 llu llirm-rim' ul XKIIIIISSIUIIN liuzmc .Xlllllillihll Him: llllllllllg lhnisuu liIliNCl'hiIX Urumillc, Ulniu The NESS Shop Huffman Market For XVee Folks Phone 6454 8 Arcade NFXV RK, OHIO Groceries and Meats VVE DELIVER PI 8552 B Cl TOOTHAKER APPLIANCE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES NILVX ARK 46 N. THIRD ST, OHIO KNOXVN FOR PERSONAL SERVICE THE JAMES K. MORROW FUNERAL HOME AMBIILANCE SERVICE IRANYILLES ONLY PRACTICIINI IICFNQFD ENIB-XLMER I HONI Sl 6 ll PRO TIECT T Best Wishes For The Class of 1948 GRANVILLE COOPERATIVE 69 THE E. T. RUGC COMPANY iN'i2lHl1fZlCTL1l'Cl'S of Corclagc Since 1883 IJCIQAN IIIIANH AIANILA wmv uf.. num Aww Manila and Sisal Rope - Sisal Twine Packing 81 Oakum - Rugg-ed Lawn Mowers Newark, Ohio THE NEWARK TELEPHUNE COMPANY .X HOM Ii INSTI'l'U'l'ION Tclephmie Service a grezit cmivcnieiicc The best approach to employmc t liiclispcnsiblc to Success in Husinc x, ,.,,'A S U1 2 ' W i P' X milf! CALL STATION 2011 WHEN APPLYING FOR SERVICE 7 1 C 'I 'JW'-N COMPLIMENTS OF , OP .L ' n,,,f,,.msw BERGERIS Filling Station -'H XVcit Cllurcl Q Compliments of CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE THE GRANVILLE INN AND GOLF COURSE INC. XX h n you need Good Furnit G0 to Carmes CONGRATULATIONS O S FURNITURE SEM R BUGS STQVES Fisher's Shoe Service COMPLIMENTS CARLILES UNIVERSITY XVefat Maln at Arcade Annex NEVV -XRK Congratulations to The Class of 1948 ATH-A-NOR The May-Fieheger Co. PHONE 6069 NEWARK, O. Come Out, Swim anfl Relax I-YI' Spring Valley Pool l-IAYN BROS. N IiXY.-XR ICS OI.IJIiS'I' ,I IiXYIiI.liRS Inst. ISU-I IZ If. I'ark Place UIIIU N ICXYX R K, Ci JM I'l.l M liN'I'S OF B. L. FRANCIS 'IICWICIIIIIQ Il.XMll.'I'UN ILXRYICI. ELGIN XY.-X'I'CHliS II li.XDQU,X RT IQRS O F Photo Supplies WELLS PHOTO SHOP SU N. .lrcl St. I'I1m1c 6687 IVIARIETTA PAINT STORE .37-.W XY. Clmrch St. I'Imnc -I-H9 Ncwzxrk, Ohio O Paints Enamels Varnishes I Lznruc SL'lk'l'llUll of Wallpaper I Yfll' C.XN I' BUY .X Iili'l IlICR I'.XIN'l' COM I'LIIXI ICNTS Ulf jaafzanfed anyone mmyfack NICXYXRK, UIIIU 35 XY. Main St. I'lmnc- 11335 if 5llQ2f1ClUf1liIDN.:i ABBOTTS The Footwear for all Gilgfb Hat Occasions fNewark's Exclusive Shopl 3 SA PM Place 1SECQL2iHl,Hi'O NFXX XRIX OHIO ll 3738 Ji world Jelqlef Q0 A Gifts ol Distinction ls by Qi WW-W-W'-w ' aileen clunlcin Granville, Qlwio Congratulations, Seniors ALADDIN RESTAURANT Fine Food Fine Service Fine Customers FENP 40 d SCOOTER Q XII I IXII Nl CUNII'I.INIliN'I'S '3 W'l'NG QEREIXGQEAEEQEIIJN M -RAYNIUNI? HIIOIJ I 1 DRINK THE BOSTON STORE Shop Here Ifirst IY III I'I l'I FQ . 4 .. Y Y N476 YYY' , . Loca Gola Botthng Complete Oumtg WOI'kS, INC. Wm 'I'HI , Yulrm: X xzlrk, Ulmin I'Iu-m 'ii-I GIRL SVN mm suor BAlN'S Hnsr snv m a: and mom CONGRATULATIONS 'lIrv'l'11Ic I 'XCI'I,'l'Y IXNI1 S'I'UlmliN'l'S HF GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Associate United Independent Hardware Stores. 9 ' 9 b I , Lmofps lNH!Il?l1W4l2f f-f I VIR 'I' .XNID MAIN S'I'RIzI'.T9 001-KIQ MAIN SFRLI I 'NII1XVfXRK,OHIO C'OSHOC'I'U'NI,OHI J SPRING HILL X-70 Gasoline G. R. FUTERER COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL GARAGE TUG FRYMAN Crane-Krieg-Flory R1a,1L Es'1'A'1'E HARDWARE and INSURAN-C11 I 1 B 11 ll Q 113114 New-ak 0 FRANULLF OHIO NE1x',xRK'S BIG NEW! D FURNITURE LOCATION Ol! STORE 45 S NX wrc Good P O Nl I - S 32 SO' Q THIRD ST iwtigimmmflflsg 7 COMPLIMENTS OF Central Ohio Sales Co. I6 MAI. Motlon I'1cture Dw. and Speer Tobacco Co. NICXVARK, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF SAM ALBAN 57-59 XVest Main ,'...29'5Ig! , .1 4--1. J sv' 4 ' J M IiIIEGUII5 fs I -'A' o-o o oo o e I o . : L.. I -,l' I , I ' , . A , I It .I L X ' ' , f ' i 4' NX 1 c S , + . s .I X , , 1 , l ,E 9-we Ikmigg X .ax ww, 23.34 ' ff S ' x 1 N- -gp. ' I ' ' , 1, fn.. .lv Zi -5, QA V 5 8-Q -. VX Q 2. :im 4221, fifmi Y. ' I 'f . ' nf 'J 3' WAV' xl f -' ff 'M F Zi t ERN?-NN YHICLOTHIER. 'Tho Shvowlhovoflualyuldscwieecoulli' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 SHOP AND SAVE AT I. C. PENNEY CO. A NATION-XVIDE INSTITU'I'ION N ICXVARK OHIO When your plans include IDIIQII NIT IIN' Granville Times Press T REBY DRUGS JAMES Walgreen Agency CAMPUS SHOP ne S312 177 E road CO L 'N HARTMAN and OF HARTMAN EVANS FARM SUPPLY DRUG STORE ARM MQEHINERY GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '48 COMPLIMENTS OF 744 C 0 R N E R RESTAURANT You are now faced with the most important decision of your life - choosing a career. Before you make your final choice, it would pay you to look into the wonderful opportuni- ties that are before you in the United States Army and United States Air Force NORTH FOURTH STREET NEVVARK 1 Q I 4 WY--.li 81 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUT WELSH'S GROCERY The Complete Food Market CARL NVELSH, Prop. G.H.S. '31 ROBBINS GLEN,S 5 at 106 Store SHELL SERVICE FOR SCHOOL 'll- PHONE6M4 SUPPLIES Corner of Buckingham and Prospect St. Granville Road STAR BILLIARDS CURNELL vu-Es - 1.1oHTERs YOUNG MENS WEAR CLOTHES - FURNISHINGS 'TOBACCO ID.. POCKET BILLIARDS Z4 N. PARK NENVARK OHIO SZ STU RT' The Same store your Mother'S and Father'S Commencement watch came from. GEO. STUART JEWELER sl OPTOMETRIST DONEFFVS COMPLIMENTS FINE EooDS OF 45 S- Second Sf. Newark Surplus Inc. Newark, Ohio 39 S. Znd St. EooD MARKET NEVVARK, oH1o BAKERY Q RESTAUIUNT TooLS - MoToR - SUPPLIES Compliments SARGENT'S MEAT MARKET 1948 Means Much to Us, Too... Ten years ago as third graders, most of your schooling lay ahead of you. Today as members of the 194-8 graduating class, you have completed a most important phase in your training for the future. lt was back in 1938 when our company was formed to continue the development of basic en- gineering materials and expand their commercial applications. In the decade that followed, our growth as a company has been a steady one to indicate a promising future ahead. Thus, more than 2800 of your friends at Gwens- Corning Fiberglas Corporation share with you a pride of accomplishment as 1948 marks a significant milestone for all of us. To each member of the class of 1948, our con- gratulations and sincere best wishes for continued success. OWENS-CORNING 1 P1B,a15f:JJAS Compliments of Granville Motor Stages Inc. LOMPLIMEINTS OF ELECTRIC CO. CULLISOIXVS COMMERCIAL Www PI'IU'IIOGRAI'HY 56 W Main S Ni1QfXaI2'fq'A5'EYO NEVVARK, OHIO L JNGRA 1 Ul.A'l IONS L JMPI IMENN CLASS OF 1948 Op BEVERLY SHOP Dr. J. W. Rohrer no S. Park PI. DENTIST BETTER LIVING MEANS ELECTRICAL LIVING 'w OHIO PowER wi NJ' ARCADE CLEANERS ARCADE ANNEX NEXYARK, OHIO O Dry Cleaning - 1 hr. to 24 hr. service Laundry - 4 hr. to 211- hr. service Pick up and Delivery Service C Dial 6572 NORTH SIDE UF SQUARE FREE ESTIMAT Ovnivm coz.,-sunk SOPHOMORE JUNIOR IN NEWARK IT'S KINGS DEPARTMENT STORE Where Shopping ls A Pleasure cr Ml'I.I.l .NTS C U H L MLNT Granville Street OF pharmacy SPRING DALE NEXVARK, OPTIO DAIRY L LR r NONQ COMPLIMEN rs CLASS or 1948 OF GRANVILLE FLOWER GRANVILLE SHOP RECREATIUN 119 N. ProSP'f Phone S5471 Compliments of A FRIEND Q0 4 to the yearbook staff for preserving a pictorial record ol' the school year. We are proud ol having played a part in the production of this yearbook and know that you and your alumni will cherish the many memories it retains. You are to be complimented for your initiative and enthusiasm which has playcd such an important part in its production. Pontiac craftsmen have tried sincerely to crown your efforts with success by rendering service and quality in the production of the photofengrav- ings in this book. Pllllillll VENGRAYING 8: ELECTRO'l'YPE' C0. MASTER ENGRAVERS TO AMERlCA'S SCHOOLS Sllllllll Pllllllllflllll DWISIIIII am lYEST VAN mrnsy srzwsr i cnuvmo 7, n.u.vo1s ' ,afffawffffd ,fzuia-fwfw 'q f09 'f'P!14 nfdawfw 1 E I 5 E ! 5 J I