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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

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Q '. , ,'i',..- ' - ' -.V'fA.:Q -' , .by . 4. ,f GRANVILLE HIGH SUHUUL Wi 1949 iliill ANU Wlilli 6-lafiacmcl The Class of 1949 is proud to present its yearbook to the students and faculty of G.H.S. We have cho.sen as our theme the new football lights. YVe con- sifler this a big step in the progress of Granville High School, and therefore have given them a place of honor on our .section pages. May they continue to shine clown on victory. YZF? . 5 1 i l I I l l 1 3 i MR. HOWARD SMITH 25 to dedicate our yearbook to one who has been a constant friend and able guide to each of us. We will long remember the tall, quiet, and sin- cere man who was our junior homeroom advisor, and who put himself out to help us so many times. We, the Class of 1949, are proud FIRST ROV' lleft lo rightb: Alice Hutchins, Joanne Hutchins. Maryam Francis. Patricia Holt-YVhem-ler, Dawn NYillinmsnn, Florence Hollingwnrlh, Jessie Hodges, Marlene Horror, Beverly Butz, l'1l'I'ie jauu- NV4-ekley, Eve Miller. BACK HUYY: Mrs. Lewis, lid Vnll, .Ialek Oil, Dane Hayley, liulpli Young. Bill Moore, lllwlclimrlll Stark. hlulm Cmnt, Holi Moreland, Margie Hrookhzmk. YEARBCDOK STAFF This year, we of the yearbook stuff have worked liard to produce an unnuul. WVitli the assistance of Mrs. Lewis, our new adviser, and the entire Senior class, who sold subscriptions, we hope we have been able to create ll more interesting and compact book. Special recognition goes to Pontiac En- graving Co., Kingscrnft Covers, Beck und Orr, binders, und Newark Advocate. printers. This page Sponsored by MR. AND MRS, S. V. IIOLLINCNVORTII X STANLEY E. MARTIN Most of us students do not realize the work that goes on in keeping a modern high school functioning. So at this time it is fitting that we should pay recognition to the men who keep school life moving, and making various activ- ities successful. The first is Mr. Martin, who always has a helping hand and a ready smile for all of us. The second of these gentlemen is Mr. Smith who is doing a grand job in his first year as principal. How ARD SMITH Thzs Page Sponsored by MR AND MRS. J. V. CLARK as swf awp, MARIAN F. ARMSTRONG Advanced Home Economics, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Grade Home Economics, School Banquets, junior Girls Homeroom. ANNA LOUISE COZAD Latin I and II, French I and II, Administra- tion of Play Tickets, Ninth Grade Homeroom. MARJORIE C. DUNN Spanish I and II, English Eight, English Ten, Y-Teen Adviser, Seventh Grade Homeroom. CHARLES ENCLE Industrial Arts, Hi-Y Adviser, Visual Education. RACHEL E. FOSTER English Seven and Eight, Social Science Seven, Girls' Physical Education, Eighth Grade Home- TOOITI. WARD LAHM Arithmetic Seven, Social Science Seven and Eight, General Math, Assistant Coach, Tenth Grade Homeroom. JAMES LEE Chorus, High School Band, Cadet Band, Ele- mentary Music. FANCHION R. LEWIS English Nine and Ten, American Literature, English Literature, Blue and White News, Year- book Adviser, Ninth Grade Homeroom. ROBERT L. MCCROSKEY, IR. English Seven, English Nine, English Ten, Pub- lic Speaking, Delta Nu Kappa Adviser, Play Coach, junior Boys Homeroom. THELMA E. MILEY Eighth Grade Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Senior Math, Y-Teen Adviser, Sophomore Homeroom. LAURENCE PETERSON Social Science Nine, Latin American Relations, Driver Training, Boys, Physical Education, Head Coach, Seventh Grade Homerooin. MARTHA ROBINSON American History, World History, Civics, Year- book Subscriptions, Honor Society, Director of Cheerleaders, Senior Homeroom. HOWARD SMITH Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Physics, Annual Ads, Principal. EDNA WALZ Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Tygning, School Ac- tivity Accounts, Programs, ligibility. MIRIAM A. WEIDEMIER School Secretary. This Page Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. DANA S. STILL Z Zia SEATED llrft fo righfj: Alice Baker. Mary MeGookey. Beverly Frcnsv. Nlnry Mouser, Margam-I Vessels. STANDING: Ruth WVelsch, Mattie Beeson, Crm-1' hlL'Kt'l', lXl1n'y Olive lnls-ll, l.l'UI1Zl l.ll1lLflllllllll. Not Shown: Emma Iam- Bnrnlmrt, The elementary teachers have one of the most important jobs of all teachers. They have the pupils from the first grade through the sixth and during this time they prepare them to enter junior High School, and later, High School. We certainly owe them u vote of thanks for the fine job they ure doing. This Page Sponsored by Mn. AND Nlns. I. C. FULI lan SENIOR OFFICERS The officers of the senior class have done 1 an it dr 1 this ve ll under the presidency of Phyllis Roley. We, as a class, haxe llllllillllxtll numerous plojects, beginning with our assembly and ending with ou1 pl rv and non we tilxe our leave of the study hall and Miss Robinson, our advlscr President ..,.......,.... ..., Vice Presidents Secretary ,.......,.., Treasurer ....,.,..... Social Chairman .....,.........,.....,..,...... Student Council Representative ,,...,... .....Phyllis Roley .........Nancy Parker Louella Hodges .......EITlll1Ll Posey ......T0lH Kier Ott This Page Sponsored by Ma. AND MRS. LEONARD Roism Seniors ,IO ANN ARTERfY-Teens 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 21, 4, Girls' C-lee Club l, junior Play Cast 3, Senior 1'lay Cast 4. MARLENE HORROR-Student Council 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 fpresident 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 4, Girls' Clee Club 1, Senior Scholarship team 4, Honor Society 3. 4, Animal Staff 4, junior Play Cast 3. ,IICAN BRIGGSfUnion 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 8, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2. JOHN BROYVN-Student Council Representative 3, Hi- Y 3, 4 Csecretary 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cpresident 41, Boys' Glee Club 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Football 53. 4, Track 3, 4, junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4. PHYLLIS CARPENTER-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 41 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1. DAVE DIMICK4East Aurora 1, Student Council Pre- sident 4, County Council 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4, All- County Football 4, Honor Society 4, Football 3, az Trick 3, 4, Iunior Play Cast 3, Senior Play ast . FRANK GOSNELL4Stage-crewman 3, 4. JOHN A. GRANT-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Cchaplain 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, All-County Football 4, Journalism 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. LOU IlODGESfClass Secretary 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4 CSecretary 41, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, fSccretary-Treasurer 41, Ensemble 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Cheerleader lvarsity1 2, 3, 4 tbead 41, Honor Society 4, junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4. FLORENCE HOLLINGWORTH-Class Treasurer 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 fDevotions Chairman 3, Arch- ivist 41, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Ilonor Society 3, 4, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 tEditor 41, Senior Play Cast 4. GEORGE R. HORTON-Class President 1, 3, Student Council 3, 4 tVice President 31, County Council fl, Hi-Y 2, fl, 4 fPresident 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Ensemble 2, 4, Boys' Glec Club 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, All-County Chorus 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4 tVice President 41, Reserve Basketball 2, Track 1, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Baseball 4. DICK lNGI,EfClass Vice President 1, Student Council Representative 2, Iii-Y 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 33, 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4, All-County Chorus Il, Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 31, 4, Reserve 1, 2, Baseball 2. DICK JIQSTER-Telton Tech 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Football Il, 4, Baseball 3, 4. EARL JONES-Social Chairman I, 3 Cljresident 21, Student Council 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 53, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, All-County Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tCaptain 41, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Reserve 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3. TOD! IV. KIER-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Cvice president 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4 tVice President 41, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 53, Ensemble 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Football Manager 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1. FRANCES KIRKENDALL-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, journalism 4. MARY LEES-Union 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Betty Lamp Club 3, AL LOUCKS-Massina High 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Football 4. This Page Sponsored by MR. AND Mus. CLYDE CARPENTER Seniors BOB MORELAND-Hi-Y 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 iLi- brarian 41, Band 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Boys' Clee Club 2, All-County Chorus 4, Journalism 4, An- imal Staff 2, 4, Reserve Basketball Manager 4, Cafeteria Staff 1, 2. DICK MILLERfHi-Y 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4 iSergeant-at-Arms 41, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball l, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4. JACK OTT-Vice President 3, Student Council liep- resentative 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 tTreasurer 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3. 4, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Journalism Sports Editor 4, Animal Stati 3, 4, Football 2, Basketball 2, Reserve 1, Baseball l, Track 1. NANCY PARKl'fRfTreasurer l, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice President 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 fPublicity Chairman 3, Secretary 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Senior Play Cast 4. EMMA J. POSEY-Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 tServ- ice Chairman 23, Publicity Chairman 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4. JAMES POSEY-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fSL'l'g0ill'lf-il!-Al'l'HS 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, All-Count Football 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 iCaptain 41, Baseball 3, 4. PIIYLLIS I'iOLEYfClass Secretary Cl, Class President 4, Student Council 4 lSecroQary 41, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 iMusic Chairman 3, Viet-'Presic ent 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4 1Treasurer 41, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. PAT BOLT-VVHEELERAClass Secretary-Treasurer 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 tSocial Chairman 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4, lleserve Cheerleader S, Varsity 4, Honor Society 4, Annual Staff 4, junior Play Cast 3. LEA BELLE SIIOMAKER-Y-Teens 2. 3, 4, Betty Lamp 1, 3, Homecoming Queen 4. CAROLYN SIIOWVMAN-Class Vice President 3, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4 iService Chairman 41, Delta Nu Kappa 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4. REESE SUTTON-Student Council Representative 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Senior Schol- arship Team 4, Football 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l. 2, 3, 4, junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cas! 4. EDDIE VOLZ-VValnut Hills 1, Student Council 4, Hi- Y 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4 tPresident 41, Band 3, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Journalism 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. JIM WIIITE-Chorus 4, Journalism 4, Football 4, Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, 3. DAW'N WILLIAMSON-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Ensemble 4, Girls' Clee Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3 tHead 2, 31, Varsity 4, journal- ism 3, 4 1Editor 41, Animal Staff 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4. JO-ANN WVORKMAN-Wilson Junior High l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 1Service Chairman 3, Treasurer 41, Delta Nu Kappa 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. This Page Sponsored by MR. AND Mas. W. H rr Swim There is a soft balmy breeze blowing through the open French windows of the spacious dining room. The candles flicker a little and cast weird shadows of the people standing around the room. The indirect lighting gives the room a quiet homey at- mosphere. Everyone seems to be very happy. They are chatting and laughing gaily as they go from place to place in the room talking to their friends. The tables are set with the finest of silver and china on soft white linens for this special occasion. As I glance at the list of R.S.V.P.'s there are several refusals which catch my eye. One couple will be very con- spicuous by their absence. They are Mr. and Mrs. Dimick QPhyllis Proleyj who have just won a rocket ship trip to Mars for guessing the identity of the Galloping Gal, who is in real life Miss Emma Posey. The hostess on the air ship is Miss Mary Lees. Also absent is Mr. john Grant, who was eaten by savages in the Fiji Island when his aircraft carrier was shipwrecked. Poor John-I guess they had fresh meat the first day, cold meat the next, then hash, then soup from the bones. The only other absentee is Tom Kier, who has taken over the job of Nature Boy and is hiding away in the Catskill Mountains. In the far corner I see Miss Marlene Borror, who is now president of the Ladies Farmer's Association of America. It is really progressing. Coming this way is jim White, organizer of the F .B.I. CFat Boyls Institute.j We have also in our midst the editor of Esquire, Miss Florence Hollingworth. With her is her star photog- rapher, jack Ott. Sales have increased 150 per cent since he was hired. Standing a few feet away, I see Miss Nancy Parker talking to Jim Hood and john Brown. john is Mayor of Bexley and jim is Governor of Texas. Miss Parker is owner of a reducing salon. Their mot- to is If not satisfied, come back and let us try againf, Someone has joined them. It's Miss jo-Ann Workman, who is buyer for the Dilly Dilly Do Da Style Center, situated in Squadunk, Nebraska. Here come Jean Briggs and Leabelle Shomaker, who run a modeling school in which they teach girls how to model half and half styles all at once. They got the idea from Lux ads. Across the room, I see Richard Ingle, who is manager of the Hawaiian branch of Kresge's stores situated in Hono- lulu. Mr. Dick Jester just walked in the door. He is successor to Walter Winchell. He uses a Dick Tracy wrist watch with built-in television and an ouija board for predicting events to come. Mr. Reese Sutton is on his first vacation back to the United States since he became U.S. Ambassador to Mesopotania. Hawken? Mr. Eddie Volz came with him back to the states after playing his drums for the Maharaja of Magadore and he is still trying to put those Dry Bones together. CLost: one skeletonj. Another who had a salt water trip home was Frank Gosnell who has been teaching plowing in Timbucktoo. Also with us tonight is the originator of the Happy Hunting Croundsv club, Miss Jo-Ann Arter. She wrote to the Lonely Heartsv club and got so many replies she took her pick and along with her partner, Miss Frances Kirkendall, started a club of their own. We have several prominent business personal- ities comparing their occupations in an obscure corner. Mr. Alan Loucks is a famous hair dresser. His motto is Better locks when you go to Loucksf, Another is Jim Posey who owns his own perfume com- pany. His motto is If want to smell pretty when now is the hour, the right perfume will be made by 'Flowerif' The only feminine per- son of the business world is Miss Phyllis Carpenter who owns the Fuzzy Wuzzy Bear Corporation. You've all heard of the famous lady wrestler, fm sure. Well, Miss Carolyn Showman is another member of the class. Her manager, Earl Francis joseph Raymond Jones C Curlyv for short? is also a G.H.S. ,49 alumnus. This is an especially important occasion for Mr. Richard Case Miller, who has just today passed his bar test and was promoted from a plain Dick', to a criminal lawyer. Mr. Bob Moreland has become head of the Movie Censor Board of Ohio. Since his appointment, a profusion of western movies have flooded Ohio theaters. Miss Dawn Williamson is now conducting a speech correction clinic in New York. An exclusive hat designer is Pat Rolt-Wheeler. C Patty Carnegiei' trade name.D The former junior Rifle Champion of the class of ,49 was George Richard Horton. That experience gave him good reference, because now he is the judge of the annual pea shoot- ing contests. This gala affair is going to be broadcast now by our able Hollywood gossip reporter, Miss Louella Parsons Hodges. 7ke S WL!! We, the Class of 1949, do hereby give our last will and testament. To the Juniors, we do bequeath the Sacred Study Hall on the third floor. To the Sophomores, we do will the prominence of being upperclassmen. To the Fresh- men, go the organizations, such as Hi-Y, Y-Teens, DNK, etc. And to the Iunior High, we leave our dear old GHS-treat it gently! Io-Ann Arter wills her long walks to school to Judy Hoffman. Marlene Borror wills her Y-Teen presidency to any brave junior girl. Jean Briggs wills her outside dates to anyone lucky enough to get them. john Brown wills his saddles to Lynn Atwell. Phyllis Carpenter wills her shorthand book back to Gregg. Dave Dimick wills a twenty-pound anchor to Big Schillf, Frank Gosnell wills jim White to the elephants. John Grant wills his beloved pipe back to Kaywoodie. Lou Hodges wills her freckles to the Krause twins-there are plenty for both. Florence Hollingworth wills her position as editor of the yearbook to some junior with lots of time. Jim Hood wills Texas back to Senator Claghorn. Dick Horton wills his love for the school, its teachers, studies, and activities to jimmy Hammond. Dick Ingle wills French back to the French. Dick Jester wills his race to school each morning to any heavy sleeper. Earl jones wills his athletic record to Ralph Young. Tom Kier wills his ability to lime the football field to anyone who can walk a straight line. Frances Kirkendall wills Fuller's Market to anyone who wants the job. Mary Lees wills her cooking to anyone who is brave enough to eat it. Alan Loucks wills all of his fun and laughter to Dave Grant. Dick Miller wills the Senior, Math Class to Don Carlyle. Bob Moreland wills his ability to Get the wheelsn to any underclassman who has trouble with transportation. Jack Ott wills his last name to the mathematicians. COD. Nancy Parker wills her driving ability to Larry Peterson. Emma Posey wills her home to the class for their annual picnics. Jim Posey wills his ability to run to any fast boy like Wayland Marlow. Phyllis Roley wills G.H.S. to her brother, Glenn- Heaven help iimf, Patty Bolt-Wheler wills Volts QVOIZD back to the transformer. Lea Belle Shomaker wills homecoming queen to any lucky junior. lx bCarolyn Showman wills her height to Doris Biffle so she can reach the door 'no . Reese Sutton wills Maurice back to the French. Eddie Volz wills his technique on Dry Bonesi' to Fred Waring. jim White wills his poetry Muse to Billy Van Orman. Dawn Williamson wills her dancing to Bonnie Van Atta. jo-Ann Workman wills her hair to any sucker who wants it. X FIRST ROYV: Louise Collins, Audrey Billmore, Edith Young. Harriett VVells. Don Carlyle, Bill Moore, Maryan Francis, Aliu Iiutn-hins. Carol Lantl, Mary Lue YVilliams. Milllllslff RONV: 414-ffm riglltj Mr. ML-Croskey, Nancy Groves, Mary Ellen Shields, Marilyn lliles, Kathryn Camp. Mary lillrn Quit-k, lluth johnson, jesse llorlylvs. Sue Cooperrider, Joanne Hutchins, joyee Bc-nnetl. Lela Piper. Patrir-ia Sus' Pinkerton Sara Hartman, joan McDaniel, Barbara Phenegcr, Rachel Collins, Ann Hmkman. BACK HOVV: Clwfl to righfj VValter Krause, Bradford Stark, Robert Simross, Ronald Van Atta, Ralph Young. Martin Saunders Bill Laverty, David Grant, George jackson, Sam Philipps, Brut-e Schilling, john Lantz, Don Mellaniel, Herbert Breymairr - mg. sr f' ei g ,fa-tgirl 1 was ,Lf , -hi . v K ,gigs at rg? W. ', eit'4Y:--v:- 'X ruff.. fi, s- sfiesfg lunior Class The juniors, having become upperclassmen at last, have enjoyed this year very much. One of the two most important events was our play YVhat A Lifef, The other was our junior ancl Senior banquet. They were both high- lights we shall long remernber. NVe owe much of the success of the year to our two able advisers. Miss Armstrong and Mr. McCroskey. NVe are all grateful for their assistance and leadership throughout the year. Presicls-nt,,, , .,l.,,,, , ,,,, Aliu- lllllL'lllIlS Vice President ,,,,... ,,,,,,,,,, B ill Moori- Treasurer .,.. , ,,,,,,, Maryam Franeis Secretary f,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,... 1 larriet NVells Social Chairman ,,,,,,,,.,...r..r.,........,,. Don Carlyle Stuclent Council Representative ,,,,...,Wayland Marlow This Page Sponsored by THE JUNIOR CLASS AQ x -M - 4- FITISTVHOVV: flvftv to rigllil Patty Breymaier, Effie Jane XVl'0kll'V. Bruee xVilllill'l'lS. David Baylev, Iudv Hoffman Doris Wlaumlers SRCOND -ROVX: Ward Lahm, Billie Groves, Harriet Lantz. Maxine Pierpoint Harhara Delancey, hue Claguett, Pat Cowlierml th-tfxi -Io llill, janet Montgomery, Ahee Patton, Mary Ellen Moss, Betty jones. Bonnie Dixon, Hazel I7:1vis,Alh-Aiiii Davies, Mary l,oil King, Carolyn Uosnell, VViln1a Bricker. TIIIHD HONV: Bill Hiftle, Gene King, Bill Van Orinan. Don Plieneger. Diek liehnnlee. fit'Ul t' Kiran -r. sw w -' ' 3 L is lin l ln hy. llill Oh ver. Mary jones. Sarah jane Arnold, Pal Homer, Lovona Poulton, janet Gordon. Vera lmwis, -loyee Moller, ll.u'h.ira Crozier Betty Fields. Laura May Collins. Barhara Sehroer. l UUH'l'lI HOXV: Kenneth llankinson, Stephen Spalding, Diek Fryinan. Aloe Oliver, james Carlyle, Carl Smith. Diek Seyniore. XX'al- ter Hodges, Stephen Miehealis, Nicholas Lindsey. john Butz, Glenn Lookenott, janies Mellaniels, lrynn Atwell, Alaek XYilliruns. Date james, Paul Layman, Hay Green. David Morgan. Ilerhert Hall. Sophomore Class This year has been very sue- eessful for the sophomores. Thirteen of us have joined Ili-Y and twenty-seven, Y-Teens. There were thirteen boys out for football. NVe were represented hy three boys on varsity basketball and thirteen on reserve. Three girls partici- pated in reserve cheerleading and two were majorettes. The sophomores have repre- sentation in every eluh and group in the sehool. Under the excellent faculty leadership of Miss Miley and Mr. Lahm, we feel that this year We have played an important part in the life of Granville lligh. President.. ,, ,. ,, .,..,..,..,. Brnee NVillianis Vice President ,.... ,.,.,., E ffie lane Weekley Secretary ',,,.,,,,. ,.,,,.. P atty Breymaier Treasurer ,,,.,.....,,,, , ..,,,,,,,,...,,,.,, .Doris Saunders Student Council Representative,.Judy Hoffman Soeial Chairman .,,,.,..,,..,,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,. Dave Bayley This Page Sponsored by THE SOPHOMORIC CLASS BOTTOM ROW: fleft tn rightl Patty Clement, Elinor Blackstone, Margie Brookbank, Elenora Ranch, Patty Shafer, Wayne Pat- terson, Glenn YVnodyard, Margaret VVright, Zoanne Hobbs, Lila Banghman, Pearl Philipps, Charlotte Lewis, Dorothy VVilc-ox. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Lewis, Pearl Rardain, Raymond Sunkle, Lloyd Lookenott, john King, james Hile, Benny Boring, 'lean Spray, Mary Ann King, Jo Anne jones, Mary Lou Van Atta, Louise Titus, Gertrude Lapke, Ruth Anne Siegle, Helen Kidwell, Louise Bricker. Tommie Jean Driskell, Nancy Toy. josephine Shoults, Nadine Thompson. Miss Coznd. THIRD HOXV: Frank Hall, james Lantz, Harry Summers, james Hammond, James Hiles. Holiert Fitch, Donald Coodrieli, jenoali La Rue, Dougal Pendergast, Tom Sawyer, David VVhite, Larry Daniels, Richard Davis, Stanley Hile. YYnlter Snnkle, Niek judge. Ninth Grade Class The Class of 1952 was thrilled at its first year in Senior High School. We did many new things, and We will never forget the time when our bonfire burned down too soon. In january, we gave our assembly which consisted of a skit and talent program. Our very able advisers were Mrs. Lewis and Miss Cozad. President ,,,,.....,,, ..... lx laxrgaret W'rigl1t Viee President ..,.... ,, ....., VVayne Patterson Secretary-Treasurer ..,,,,,.........., ,,,,. Glenn VVoodyard Student Council Representative ,.,,., , ,..,. Lila llanglnnan This Page Sponsored by THE FBESHINIAN CLASS Eighth Grade NVc arc quite proud of oursclvvs us wc won first prize in tlu- lnzlgzlzinc sale tliis ycur. Also, wc liuvc quite il fcw ineinlncrs in tlu- lmnd. Our Cliristinas party proved to lx- 11 big success. Our usscniluly was given on Felwru- ary 2-1. and was enjoyed by ull. Our very czlpalilc advisor was Miss Foster. l,l'l'SiCll'Ilt,,,, ,,,,, ., Dalvicl lclws Yin- Prvsidc-nt ,,,, , , , , ,..... Holm Mau-li Sucre'tally-'l'i'c'zlsllrci ',,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. , ,. ,.,,,,, Pillly lllwiivgvi' Sudmit Council lll'1H'CSl'lltL1llYC., ,. , ,Dorolliy Slnlfcr l Jl' ll Nl Llrft to riulrfl: Nucl llunnuni. Divk Civgirry, Stvrling Milner. hlolin Yun Ornmn, Laiwrolu-0 Czunp. liolx Slmindki-r, linlclu li Nord. Lowell Tllonms. jim Young, NVnym- King, Cllr-nn llolm-3. Holi N11-l7:inim-l, jim llairlu-r. K1-inn' NW-lsli. Sll JXIJ HOXY: 'l'lu-lnni lfosla-r, linrlmrn llmlms-l', Alia- joncs, lilllll Pau-lwr. Pliyllis Morrow, lin- Milla-r. llailpli llull. llou.lril -lull on llolw Ai-ln-rsolcl. lfla-vi-rly NVQ-uklvy. Clmrlottu llill, Gloria Olivcr. Dorothy Davis, Miss lfoslvr. l 'llSl llflllf xl1ll'lk'lll' l,2ll'lik'S, l':lt Truninn, ,lo.1nni- Krzuisv, Carol llill, Dorolliy Slmll-r. llnlty l'ln-in-avr, llolu Mau-li, Dnviil li-lu Ii mm' lxrzm 1-, klunnilzx Yming, Dorotliy Kirks-mlull. This Page Sponsord by Tim EIGHTII GRAIJFZ Seventh Grade FIRST ROXV: Cleft to rightj Sondra Ilolmhs, Doris lliffle, Alice Hnnkinson, Brenda Puff, Tom Ramsey, Judy johnson, Beverly Butz Eleanor Hodges, Kay Barnhouse, JoAnn McKnight, David Fenster, Carl Dixon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Peterson, Virginia Waring, Beverly Welch, Myrtle Cramer, Phyllis Clement, Harriett Boring, Becky Jones Lois Lookenott, Carolyn Kidwell, Jeannine Borror, Sue Fowler, Rod Bnrclmrd, Mrs. Dunn. THIRD ROVV: Dick Woodyarcl, Marshall Driskell, David Price, Peter Pendergust, John Hutchins, Orville Presley, Charles Hart- man, Jim Showman, jack Hood, Bill NVaters, Curl Sawyer, Raymond Montgomery, Tom Davis, Jim Kennedy, Harvey Wil liams, lack Everett. VVhcn the magazine sale wus started, we all tried very hard to win the room prize, which was as much ice cream as the students could eat. We didnit quite make it, but We came in second. Our Homecoming float was based upon Blow the Man Downf' We received third prize. We have won lots of volleyball games, too. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,...., J udy johnson Vice President ..,,..... ..... T om Ramsey Secretary-Treasurer .......,.........,,,... ........ B everly Butz Student Council Representative ....... .....r if leanor Hodges This Page Sponsored by THE SEVENTH GRADE 1, I f f::-' wg - LX y P A X L Q- 'lp' . ' 'T'- ' - , 4 f we n 2 1 fir Q Q - hx t s - 2 .:fi?' ,DW - : Est? ' n.. ., ' 371 3'-a . 5' 5' . .,.v5, Ms, Eg!! L! eg gy 54 Q 1. r 5 9 5 . O WORlD'S Nd I T . i cl k.,.. annum, S. 5 A '31 ' S .f Q., X . X .ga x WLJQI Easier 4144: t-,0 Drivers Training For the first time, the Driverls Training Class has been giv- en il place in the yt'i11'l70Uli. This has heconic such an ilnportunt part of the cur- riculum, that it deserves recognition. This year, under the able supervision of Mr. Larry Peterson, forty graduated from the class with their licenses. This Page Sponsored by DR. AND MHS. C. D. LEAC11 N X Student Council SEATED Cleft tu rightj: Mr. Martin, Marlene Borror, Judy Hoffman, Alice Hutchins, lack Ott, David Dimick, Phyllis Roley, Lila Baughnian, Margaret WVright, Dorothy Shafer. STANDING: Indy johnson, Eddie Volz, VVayland Marlow, Bruce VVilliams, David lclces, Eleanor Hodges. This year the Student Council had a very full and success ful program. David Dimick was our president and he did a very good job in leadership. The Student Council had a dance after Homecoming and invited the visiting school. VVe started a clean-up campaign in order to keep our building clean and neat. All the members of this group Worked very hard and were extremely cooperative. The junior American Red Cross program was started and a group of students went to Chillicothe to entertain at the Veterans Hospital there. President ....,,,,... .,,, D avid Diniick Vice President ....., ....... A lice Hutchins Secretary '..... ....... P hyllis Roley Treasurer ....... ....... I ack Ott This Page Sponsored by STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROYV: fleft to rightj Mr. Mccroskey, Maryan Francis, Joanne Hutchins, Joyce Bennett, Alice Hutchins, Nancy Groves, Edith Young, Mary Ellen Quick, Sue Coopvrrider, Rachel Collins, Burliaira Pheneger, P. Sue Pinkerton. LAST ROW: Qlcft to rightj Walter Krause, Ronald Van Atta, Ralph Young, Bill Laverty, Snm Philipps, Bruce Schilling, Bill Moore. On November 18 and 19, the junior class presented their annual play. This year, they chose a comedy: What A Life by Clifford Cold- smith. This play is built around the scrapes and struggles of Henry Aldrich and his best girl, Barbara Pearson. The play afforded many laughs as well as a good share of tense moments. It is the story of any high school student who is just getting adjusted and can't quite get into the swing of things. All's Well that ends well, though and our minds were eased as Henry emerged happily with the help of the sympathetic assistant principal. The entire play takes place in the princi- ple's office over a period of two days. This Page Sponsored by Ma. AND MRS. RAY I. LEWIS T Delta Nu Kappa FRONT ROWV tleff to rfglltl: Mr. Mrffroskey, joan Mn-Daniel, Nllry Lne YVilli11xn-, Patricia liolt-W'heeler. Alice Hutchins, Dawn NVilliamson, Dick Inglc, Lnuella Ilodgcs, Edward Vulz, .Phyllis Holey, Dick Miller, Carol Lantz, Haehel Collins, Nancy Groves, Ann Het-kman. SECOND ROWV: JoAnn Arter, Sara Hartman. Frances Kirkendall, jean Briggs. Phyllis Carpe-lite-i'. Nancy Parker, In.-Xnn VVorkinan. Marlene Horror, Carolyn Showman, Joanne Hutchins, Sue Cizoperrider, Maryan Francis, xlessie Ilodges, Joyce Bennett, Sue Pinkerton, Edith Young, Emma Posey. BACK ROVV: Don Carlyle, Bruce Schilling. Tock Krause, Dick Horton, David Grant, Iialph Young, Bill Laverty, jim Posey, Boll Moreland, john Grant, Hill Moore, Jack Ott, Earl Jones, David Diniiek. Reese Sutton. John Brown, Delta Nu Kappa has had a very successful year under our new advisor, Mr. McCroskey. In December wc held a dance in the study hall. There was almost a one hundred per cent attendance of the club. On March 24 We gave three one-act plays. They Were: On a Park Benchf, A Quiet Evening at Homef and 'iHanging Uncle Hcnryf, The Eddie Volz .,,,.,,,... Tom Kier ........,, Lou Hodges ,...... Phyllis Roley ...... Dlck Ingle ,,... Officers for the Year YVere: ' ,...,.....,.,.............,,.Pl'6S1LiCHt .,,....Vice President ,,.,..,.......Secretary ,,....,,,,..,,,,Tl'ttilSllTCf .Social Chairman This Page Sponsored by DELTA NU KAPPA 33 s....f ' , 3.3 ,g 552 W A if 5 Q ' 5 ff? Heh ' 'W , ,Q .I W, I A U 'ZW i '1 If-'-.Q is .. , 4 , Fr 2 ' Y My 0 Y, ,Y gg Iris. '15 lb .:,. il ,Q 4. I my . is . xiii' ... if is 'wr 1' , SX kv Q Y - Teens FIRST ROVV: Cleft to righlj Emma Posey, Patty Holt-VVheelc-r, Phyllis Roley. Marlene Horror, Carolyn Shownian, Ioanne Hutch- ins, Nancy Parker, joAnne VVorkxnan, Joyce Bennett, Florence Hollingworth. SECOND ROYV: Mrs. Dunn, Maxine Pierpont, NVilma Bricker, Billie Groves, Nancy Groves, Sue Claggett. Barhara Del,ancy, Ruth johnson, Patty Breymeicr, Carolyn Cosnell. joan Davies, Louella Hodges, Patricia Cowherd, Janet Montgomery, Betty Ju llill, Betty jones, joan McDaniel, Harriett Lantz, Ann Heckman. Miss Miley. THIRD HOYV: Edith Young, JoAnne Arter. Sara Hartman, Alice Patton, Joyce Moller, Betty Fields, Kathryn Camp, Mary Lou King, Mary Ellen Moss. Ilarriett VVells. Barhara Pheneger, Mary Luv YVilliams, Marilyn Hiles, Carol Lantz, Barbara Sehroer, Alice llutchins, janet Cordon, Sue Pinkerton, Mary Ellen Shields, Rachel Collins. FOURTII IKUNV: Mary Lees, Iudy llolfinan, Vera Lewis, Lea Belle Sl'l0Illkll'iPl', jean Briggs, Frances Kirkendall, Effie jane NV4-pk. lcy, Sue Cooperridcr, Sarah jane Arnold, Mary jones. Phyllis Carpenter, Dawn NVillianison, Lela Piper, Iravona Poulton. jessica Hodges, Mary Ellen Quick, Maryan Francis, Patty Ilonier. Y-Teens has during the past year presented some very in- teresting programs. To start off, We entertained our little sistersu at a party, and afterwards explained to them the organization of Y-Teens. Several times during the year we visited the County Home, and presented a variety of pro- grams there. Near Halloween we had a masquerade party in the study hall. just hefore Christmas. we had a very impressive Pearl Service, and this year we were in charge of the Christmas Assembly. Other meetings consisted of speakers, tal- ent show, heart-sister party, and a book review. Our hig event was the dance, or the Y-Teen Bunny Hop in April. It was held in the cafeteria, and everyone attending had a wonderful time. We elected officers in the spring, and are confident that they will carry on the good Work. President .,r,,,.,...,, .,,,., lv Iarlene Borror Vice President .,,... ...,,,, P hyllis Roley Secretary., ....,,. .....,,,, N ancy Parker 'l'reasurer,, ,,,,,,,.,,., , ,...,. JoAnn Workman Social Chairman ,.,,,,,, ,. .,., Patty Holt-Wheeler Service Chairman ...,,.,,, ,..,.. C larolyn Showman Devotional Chairman r.,.r ........, 1 oyce Bennett Music '..,,.,.,..,,,..,,... ...,.. ........... I 4 wanne Hutchins Puhlieity ,.,... ,.....,..,..,.......... E nnna Posey Archivist ,,,,,. ,..,. F lorence llollingworth This Page Sponsored by Y-TEENS Hi-Y 1 FRONT ROVV: Dick Horton, Dick Ingle. jim Posey, Jack Ott, john Brown. SECOND RUWV: Don Pheneger, Dick Felumlee, Sam Philipps, jack XYilliams. David Morgan. YVayland Marlow. Ralph Young, Bruce YVilliams, john Butz, David Grant, David james. Dick Miller. Steve Spalding. Mr. Hligle. THIRD ROVV: Don Carlyle, Kenneth Hankinson, Bruce Schilling. joe Oliver. Toek Krause, Bradford Stark, Lynn Atwell, David Hayley, Richard Jester. Steve Michaelis. Bill Laverty, Eddie Volz. Glenn Lookenott. Boh Moreland. john Grant, llill Moore, Earl jones. Her-se Sutton. Dave Dimiek. Ili-Y has strived hard during the past year 'ito create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character , with the aid of their new advisor, Mr. Engle and their able president, Dick Horton. This year the Hi-Y was the largest in its history and pre- sented a variety of program, which included: worship services, movies, speakers. discussion groups, round table discussions, and recreational parties. In january of this last year the Granville Hi-Y Cluh played host to the district meeting and in March they inducted the Utica Hi-Y Cluh. Hi-Y revolutionized their annual party with a streamlined dance, featuring outstanding decorations, live music, and delicious refreslunents. The junior memhers of the Cluh feel confident that the clnh will continue to grow in strength of character and organization in the fu- ture as during the past. President ........,i,. Vice President .... Secretary ......... Treasurer i.,,..ii..,., Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Chaplin ..........,...,..,., Social Chairman ....... This Page Sponsored by H1-Y Dick llorton .....Toni Kier john Brown ,,.....lack Ott ..,,,-liin Posey .,,,.john Grant i..,.,,Diek Ingle 5-wwf! 4, all 'nv 1,55 sn ,al ffv 3 , 4, OO, A fx Y . FIRST HOXV 1111! 111 rightbz -111 Ann Artcr. 1.1111 lI1111g11m. Dawn YYi11i11111s1111, NQHI115 1J1ll'1it'l', Fl11r11111-1- H11l1i11gw11rt11. SECOND HOXV: Dick I111I'1UI1, -1111111 Br11w11. D11x'11 Di111i1111. 1111111 f:I'1lIl1, 111111511 511111111 Mr, N11'C1'11sk113'. Senior Play Cust T1111 s1111i111's. this y'Clll'. 111'11s111111111 ll t11l40l' 11111 1111111111111 1111 xlllf' IS 111111 19. T1111 111111' was N1111' 111111 F111'11U11r 111' 1l'X'1Il1L P11i11i11s. 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Lon llunlges, Mur- leiie lflurrur, Aliee Huteliiiis, Edith Ynuiig. lluth Sieule. Nniivy Toy. Flimreiiee llullingxumrtli, SECOND HOXV: flwft tu righlb Ann lleekmnn, -ln-Ann After, Helen Kiclwell, Putty Clement. Iilennnr lilnekstmn-, lhilh Alolnisun. 1 Sue Clnugetl. Paitriein Cnwliertl. Blll'lH1U'll Crozier. llairlwnrn Dc-Laney, Mary lillen Nlnss. Zu-Ann llnnhs, 'llnniny -In-:in Dris- enll. Betty ju llill, l.iln llznnllimzni, Xlnrslie Hrnoklmnk. Pearl Phillips, Mr, Lee. l'HlllD ROVV: tI1'ftlnri,Ql1lJ Eniinn Pusey, in-Ann Nllmrkiimii, janet Curclnn, Putty Slmelter, Frnnees Kirl-ieiiclnll, jenn Briggs, Ellie june NVQ-ekley, Phyllis Carpenter, lunnne Hutchins, Put Ilnmer, Mary jones, Snrnh june Arnold, linvmm Ponltun, Cnrnl Lnntx, Mary Ellen Qniek, Louise Titus, Nnney Parker, Phyllis linley, jnyee Bennett. FOUll'l'll HUNV: llwff to riulflk Sznn Phillips, joseph Oliver, Ralph Young. john Hull. Dnvirl Mnrgnn, Dnvitl linyley, litlwnrtl Vull. llielc lngle, Glenn Lunlxexinlt, Alnines XVIiite, liielinril llUl'K0ll, llnvirl JQIIIIUS, Stephen Spalding, Nieliulais junlge, jxinies llnninimmcl. -XBSICNT: Mzirynn l r1ineis. jessie lluclges, Sum llnrlinun nnzl Dawn XVilliznnsnn. The chorus this year has clone 21 wonderful job. The concert given at Cliristinzls time and that in the spring were both highly successful. Eight of the members Went to Delaware, to join in the district music concert. An en- seinhle was chosen of these eight and other members. A few of these were sent to All-county cliorus in Hebron. lVe have had ll very successful year uncl hope that it will he even hetter next year. President , ,. -luhri Brown Vice lJI'l'SlClt'Ilt,, ,, ,, ....., Marlene Horror Secretairy-Trenslirer ,,,,, ,,,,,,.., L on lloclges Lihralrinn. ,,., ...,,,,,, , ,, .,,,, ,,., B oh Moreland Assistant Lilwrarizlir, ,, ,,,.. Dougal Penclergzist This Page Sponsored by Mn, AND MHS. C. W. CILAGCETT I n N 5: fn, 31 M. 'tp S gg, Q. aff'- Band FIRST ROW: Patty Homer, Jim Young, Charlotte Hill, Sam Philipps, Mary Moss, Edith Young, Mary Lue Williams, Sue Claggett. SECOND ROW: Elinor Blackstone, Carol Hill, Barbara Delaney, janet Cordon, Carol Lantz, Rachel Collins, Lovona Poulton, Kenny Welsh, Mary jones, Lela Piper. THIRD ROW: flcft to rightj Ruth Packer, Gloria Oliver, Harriet Lantz, Louise Bricker, Helen Kidwell, Dougal Pendergast, Dave Morgan, Harry Summers, Bob Abersold, Ned Hannum, Bob Shomaker, john King, Bob Fitch. FOURTH ROW: Bill Waters, Effie Weekly, Alice jones, john Van Orman, Bob Moreland, Eddie Teaford, Lowell Thomas, Tom Ramsey, Mr. Lee. This year the G.H.S. band grew in size and quality. Under the direction of Mr. Lee, who is new this year, we have added numbers, and have started a new Cadet Band. We have also worked very hard on a drive for new uniforms, using all kinds of ways to raise money, and We are advancing quite favorably. This Page Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. WADE MORELAND 1 I P V I 1 0 right lun N 1111 unson 1 IIIICI 1 Hrum ucr Su 1 xrtm ui un oxitgoxm-ry, Louolla Hoclgvs, Spvll out fight four tiuws! ll 1-rv wa- urn- uguiu. WH' arc lion' to kccp you kids ycliiug your lungs out for our tc-um. NVQ- lu-vc-1' miss ll gzunc and un-ithcr should you. La-t's svc- you at all of thc gzunvs rcucly to usc your voices. XVKW1 on-in kldiltxli an squucl of boy clivcr- lc-uric-1's to iutice you to uttc-nd morv faithfully. uf A, fn Wh 29 A 24 N, . , , - 2. l An ' V 0 L S' W. J. J. , ' ., ,, A 's ,H ia .c ,,.,,, P 1 ,S nf- fi wins A gg I 7 . .-.1 Jfcimeccemmq Phyllis Roley, Lea Belle Shninaker, Queeng jean Briggs. The tradition of selecting a queen for Homecoming has come down through the years as one of the coveted rights of the Senior boys. This year's selection proved to all spectators that the Granville High seniors have an eye for beauty, poise, and feminine appeal. If questioned whether or not the senior boys of 1949 have an appreciation of beauty, we vote Aye.l' This Page Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. D. O. SHUEINIAKER J 1 ' W' 1 Li ' 5 Y 'Q ix' . ' Em M 'K if v mn n vi? , ff, A if . , ,wg 1, -e Hr' r: 2' M 1 - A 'A A if TN h Q 12 si. .il ss' A V 5 0r PP ,pn ,po .pn ,g.- AA I,- f W4,f fi E' 1 ll Vi. 3 .L -J -Q WA ma A Tvlsgffibml' 1 , NL i 1 - , PA iD, 5 Ht 1 I, W- ' :Six f ..- 4 r E X A iff I' , ig, wg ai A 'egg W' K ia'MQi'l Q ff Q' -Q '- me ,Q Ng 'Mi f K 75 K. I JL Wiqhh -Na, M JF? wx ,W ,. K WW if ii ig: M ' , V Q , v,..M gm fx? , wx V . 1 ,,,. 1 1. fi'-t , f 3.1: 0, umsmi J i .--'Q '-:fn f...-S'-'- 5. 'X ' r -+ 4' G ffi' ,-f 7Mt 'gg . !ma -l fN fm fix 1 ' ' I , , I 3.. . ,jg ',1.,mJ-R -P15-iT:.f '-3 6 X ,.' ' 1 pp an ,,..a . , NL ,,. .11 V, Jay ,.,f A ' 2 Qi-R? N . . . ,, C4 W .h Y 3,1 ag.-b,,e . Q -.:: 17f:fT,.' ' 'T -s ' A--'Nw , ,4R.f...,-ug -1-'Pr , . Y 7 ,I l x H img Xe mf ,. ..... , . ., , , 1. 5- Q , , - iff ag, In rf-515, WZ ,.,, . i ' 4, , V . 5 -Niivi fi Footboll Group BACK HOW: Ueft to riglltj Coach Larry Peterson, Bruce Williams, james lfrunmond, Darrell Riffle, Walter Sunkle Raymond Sunkle, George Cramer, james Carlyle, jenoah LaRue, Tom Sawyer, Glenn Wood- vard, Glenn Lookenott, jim VVhite, Bill Laverty, Wayland Marlow, Ray Green, Dick Wright, Don Fehimlee, Don Pheneger, Assistant Coach NVard Lahm. MIDDLE ROW: Toni Kier, Bob Simross, Carl Smith, Bruce Schilling, Don Carlyle, Dick Felurnlee, David Hayley, David Ianies, jack W'illiams, VValter Hodges, Ralph Young, Nick judge, joe Oliver, Mick Hankinson, Russell Presley, Kenny Dixon, Glenn lioley. FHONEJROW: Dick Miller, Al Loncks, Reese Sutton, Iim Posey, Earl jones, Dave Dimick, Iohn Brown, ick Jester, john Grant, Dick lngle. With eleven lettermen hack from the 48', team, that Won the Licking County Championship, the Blue Aces were ready to roll once more. When the season was over, they had shown plenty of promise by scoring 187 points and holding the opponents to 62. During the sea- son, Granville won seven and lost two. One of these defeats was at the hand of Westerville, a class school. The other defeat was given to the Aces by Iohnstown. This was the only loss in the county. To the boys that will not be back next year, we want to Wish them good luck Wherever they go. We would also like to thank Coach Larry Peterson and Assistant Ward Lahm for a fine season of coaching SEASONS RECORD Granville ,,,.......,, 18 Sunbury ..,.,.., . Granville ,.., 6 Danville .....,,,, Granville .,,,... 7 Fredericktown Granville .,,,,,, 14 Westerville Granville .,.,... 12 Johnstown ,,,,. Granville ..,.,., 43 Pataskala .,.. Granville .,,.... 31 Utica ....,,,, Granville ,,,...i 25 Hebron ..... . Granville .,,,,.. 31 Gahanna .,.. This Page Sponsored by MR. AND Mas, ELMFR oNEs Football Lettermen R , Er 1 1 --gg' ' 9 .1 A i 1 T01 l4'lm'ku7i.s'4'l: Richard Wlrighl. Inv Oliver. Don Felulrllcc, john Cmnt, Dun Czlrlylv, Dick jvslcr. Ralph Young, -lim lhisry, ju Hrnwn, Brnc-c Schilling, Bill Lava-tty, Dick Fm-hnnls-0, lililxvlliflh Lynn Atwvll, Earl juni-s, Rny Crm-n, Cl'IN'I'liRfFlliS'I' HOW' flwft to rightj: R04-so Sutton, Hrnu- Villiannx, Hmmm-r, Dirk Inglm-. SECOND ROYV: Dick Miller, Tmn Kicr. Manngvr, David Dimick. This Page Sponsored by MR. AND Xins. Ifloiximx MILL1-:lx ILA s S ' ,sa 'aa' A, , I1-'O A-.-an In-M 'E Ez' wa 0 S hn Ml K. xg ,foafrzrm I 3 2 ', x x..J w .vw Nw in feats the l Reserve Basketball FIKONT ROV' tlrft In rightj: Dick Fryman, Darrell Riffle, jack NVilliams, Benny Boring. SECOND HOVV: Dave james, Dave NVl1ite, Bruce XVilliams, George Cramer, Larry Daniels. BACK HOWJ: james McDaniels. Lynn Atwell, Dave Hayley, Glenn Lookenott, Nick Lindsey, YValter Hodges, Bob Mori-la Coac 1 La nn, No one will ever forget this year's Reserve squad as they won fourteen games and lost three. s were at the hands of non-league teams. The junior Aces were well packed in scoring punch from one end of the l7l'llCll to the other. Flooring 4 lastest and tallest teams that he has ever coached, the Vlfard Lalnn lmoys scored points time and time again. George Cramer, Lynn Atwell, Bruce NVilliams, Nick Linsey, and Larry Daniels were moved up to the X IINI v Bruce NVilliams was again elected honorary captain lor the second straight year. SEASONS RECORD Granville ,.,....., .,..,.,,.... 4 2 Granville ...., ....,.,,,,,,.. 22 8 Granville A ...,,2T Granville ,,,., ..,.. I 33 Granville ..... r,,, 5 5 Granville .,,,. .,,,, 4 T Granville .,.,. ...., 3 2 Granville ...,., ,,,,, 4 9 Granville .,.,, ,,,,,.., 5 6 Granville ..., ,,,,,,.. 4 5 Granville .... .34 Granville .,.., ,,,,, 2 9 Granville ..,,.. 38 Granville , , .... .28 Granville ..,,, ,.,,, 4 5 Granville .,,......,..,,,,.,,,.. 58 Granville ,,...... .....,,,,,,,. 5 5 DISTRICT T Granville ..,,,.,....,,,,,,,.,,, 43 Granville ..,,,, ,,,,,,.,.,...,, I 39 l johnstown .,... 5 VVorthington .... llehron ...... Utica ,,,,,,,,..... Pleasantville ..., Gahanna .,,.,.. Westerville Alexandria Alohnstown Tliornvillc St. Francis I Alumni ,,,, 1 VValnut .,.... Hebron .,....,,, blacksontown ..c. Utica ,,,.,..,....,,.. OURNAMENT Caledonia .,,,,,,, Mt. Gilead ..,... T11 is Page ,..,,,.41 ......50 ,,,,,,.28 .,..,.42 ,...,.45 --he-26 Granville Granville Granville -f-----64 Granville Granville ---V-A26 Granville -WH51 Granville Granville 'HWGI Granville Granville ,,,,,,,..59 Granville Granville Granville Granville Granville TOURNAMENT .,,,..,5l .,.,,,,3Il SEASONS Kirkersville Ilelmron ,,,.. Utica ,,,.,,. RECORD C l'lIlNlllL ,,....,,,,.c,.,,,,,,.. 57 C r Inv ille ..,,. C r mv ille .,,,, .,,.. 7 4 C 1 mx ille ,,,,..., ,,,,, I 37 lohnstown ,,,, ,Y,,, I 32 VVorthmgton llehron .....,c.,, Utica ,.,,,,,.,,.... ., . Plcasantville , 1 ' - Granville Granville I 1 I A I1 ,332 ..,..27 21 70 ., ., ,,-33 Sponsored by Mn. AND Mus. .IAINIES PAr'r1f:11soN Xll ot the lt Hartford ,,..., ,, W24 3:3 57 M10 Gahauna NVQ-sterville Alexandria ,Iohnstown Thornville St. Francis Alunmi .. XValnut Hebron ...., Alacksontovvn Alexandria Utica .. Basketball Lettermen TOP flvff fn Tigllfyl Res-sc Sutton, Stove Miche-ulis. CENTER: Jim Posey, Took Krause, Manager, Ralph Young. BOTTOM: Dick lllgle, 100 Oliver, This Page Sponsored by Mu. AND MRS. FRANK Posrzx' 4 1 we ,NX 1 if f .iid Skt U . .m.. 1... . . . Baseball BACK HUNT llcfl In righlj: Coach Iiahni. Earl jones, Dick Miller, Ch-nn Look:-nntt. Dick rlester. Dave XVhite. Reese Sutton, Sam Phillipps. SECOND HDYY: Ch-nn VVooclynrd. Ralph Young. Nick Linsisey. George fiYilIlll'l'. Don Carlyle. Dick Felinnlee, james Posey. Don Felumlee. FRONT RUVV: jim YVhite, Dick Ilorton, Lloyd Lookcnotl. Darrell Riiile. Dick VVright. Okay, lct's go were the Words heard as this hook went to press. Of coursc the words were from Coach VVard Lahm, as he was getting his tcam ready for the 49 season. Back for another year of baseball were four- teen lettcrmcu. Lost from last years squad were Rodney Hannahs and Dick XVhite. To fill their shoes ou the mound is Glenn XfVoodyard, one of the fastest pitchers to come from a freshman room for a long time. Coach Lahm can he congratulated very much for his splendid work with the team. He knows that his boys are hound to make their mark in the Licking County Tournament. This Page Sponsored by MH. AND EARL SUT'1'oN Cafeteria SEATED Cleft to rightl: Carolyn Gosnel, Iuamita Young, Marlene Dalrkes. SECOND ROW: Betty jones, jnnn Davis, Mrs. Heddleson, Hazel Davis, Nadine Thompson. STANDING: jenoah LaRue. Once again we salute Mom', and her staff for their tireless work in providing hot and nourishing lunches for the two school groups. Custodicms To Ernie Mouser and Mr. Parker go a vote of thanks for their con- stant efforts around the school building and property. We fully appreciate every- thing they have done. MR. ERNIE MOUSER MR. RAY PARKER VILL- EDGE CONC-RATUL TIONS AB CLASS OF '49 GRANVILLE RECREATION C E N T E R ANTIQUE I Restorotion Reproduction STAR BILLIARDS OPERATED BY PIPES - LIGHTERS Duke Schwo rzkopf Pom CC S Phone 85483 Compliments SARGENT'S MEAT MARKET wOr'lQ' . lv o Gifts of Dnstmctlon Gronvllle Ohlo af e top LLS! . . . . 1 aileen dunkin ' 9. so . I . CUMPLIMENTS UF E R A N V I L L E PARENT TEACHER ASSUCIATIUN Cn Go FOVPIIIIFVTS OF REAL ESTATE 1 INSURANCE lm CENTRAL GARAGE 105 Emst R10 lL1VVlX TUC FRYMAN CRAXIX II 1 F 01110 KNOXVN FOR PERSONAL SERVICE THE JAMES K, MORROW FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE CRANVILLES ONLY PRACTICINC LICENSED ENIBALNIER PIIOIXE 8176 171 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET THE GRANVILLE INN AND GOLF COURSE, INC. c.oMPL1x1ENTs FUNPLNU ' 5 OF Granville Street DOWUNG Pharmacy Music sToRE NEHIARK, 01110 IiVliRYTIllNC IN MUSIC KING'S DEPARTMENT STORE Where Shopping Is A Pleasure SHOP BAIII'S FIRST SAVE TIME and MUIIEY CONGRATULATIONS T0 TIIE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Associate United Independent Hardware Stores. 9 ' 9 b I , 111106195 IN famfmfafef f-J 1 FIRST AND MAIN STREETS 607-09 MAI NISTRFFI NIENVARR OIIIO LOSIIOCTON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIME NTS B. L. Francis Newqrk Jeweler B . HAMILTON a I n HARVEL Shoe Store THE PEOPLES STATE BANK Member F. D. I. C. Home of Fudge Cake and Tasty Food---Don'T Miss This Dining Pleasure ALADDIN RESTAU RANT Granville, Ohio HUFFMAN COMPLIMENTS MARKET TOWN sl GOWN Groceries and Mears WE DELIVER Phone 8165 B d y Compliments of HUD'S CHEVROLET SALES 81 SERVICE Painting---Body cmd Fender Work TOOT HA K E R Your Frigidaire Dealer CORNER NORTH THIRD AND CHURCH STREETS NEWARK OI-IIO Fishing Tackle - Guns Farquhar and Sfei nba ugh 116 UNION STREET A t Confe to y C l f A y Heating job Call PIIONE 6020 Dixie Coal Yard 411 Stanberry Street NEWARK, OHIO JOHN 'BRANSCOME O nqn Come Out, gpgrf Shgp Swim ond Relox for distinctive . ' AT Sprung. Valley 1 f Pool WELSH'S GROCERY The Complete Food Market CARL VVELSH, Prop. G.H.S. '31 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '49 COMPLIMENTS OF 742 C O R N E R RESTAURANT W CLARK RADIO CENTRAL OHIO'S LARGEST RADIO SHOP PHONE 8228 Granville - Newark Pike SPRING HILL X-70 Gosoline C. B. FUTERER COMPLIMENTS H. L. ART Your Jeweler Diamonds, WVLILCIICS jewelry of Quality Credit Terms , YO, ,H 18 NORTH PARK PLACE NENVARK, OHIO Congrotulorions The Closs of T949 ATH-A-NOR The Moy-Fiebeger Co. PIIOINE 6069 NEVVARK, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN D.EVANS DRUGS , . Llcensed Funeral DlICCf0f Ambulance Service Walgreen Agency Funeral Home me 8312 177 East Broadway 117 South Pearl Street Phone 828 Best Wishes For The Class of 1949 GRANVILLE COOPERATIVE JW NEWARK PHONE 3755 South Park Place C rq ne-Krieg-Flory coNcRATULAT1oNs HARDWARE CLASS OF 1949 BEVERLY SHOP 11 South Park Newark, Ohio 19 South Park Place CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 SHOP AND SAVE AT J. c. PENNEY co. NEWARK OHIO wma? AUDITORIUM BUILDING NEWARK, OHIO EXCLUSIVE NOT EXPENSIVE COMPLIMENTS OF SAM AL.BAN 57 -59 West Main SCOTT'S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS East Park Place Newark, Ohio CIOMPLIMENTS OF BERGER'S Filling Station ROBBINS 5 8. 10c Store FOR SCIIOOL SUPPLIES Prospect Street DONEFF'S FINE FODS 45 South Se-cnucl Street N1-wurli, Ohio FOOD MAIIKET BAKERY - RESTAURANT CONIPLIMENTS OF Newark Surplus Inc 39 Soutli Svc-ond Strcct NEXVARK. OHIO TOOLS - MOTORS - SUPPLIES NEXVAIIICS BIC FURNITURE STORE UXVlIL'l'C Guml Furniture is Not Expcusivc' S11:'li,WJAi'I osG 'llll AICAII I Ulllllll ILOG. IIWAIKJI. Q 35 CONIPLIMENTS OF Satisfaction guaranteed or your money backv NENVARK, OIIIO XVf-st Main Strcct Phone 6337 COMPLIMENTS OF CU l.l.lSON'S COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Arcalclv Annex NEXVARK, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF McMICHAEL MUSIC STORE 17 NVcst Church Strock NEWARK, OHIO hvllvll you nm-cl Good Furniture Co to Carlile-'s f:lHlgl'llfll1llfiU7l-S lu the Class of '49 -O ,,O,, FURNITURE Ruos sroves The John J, Carroll O A Store CARLILE'S NeWC k'S WV W i A .+A V Leading Department A A.NIgWARlQ A Sl'Ol'6 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 29-31 NVcst Church Street Wolfe, the Tire Man NENVARK, OHIO THE NEWARK TELEPHONE COMPANY A HOME INSTITUTION Telephone Service a great convenience The best approach to employment Iudispensible to Success in B ' rn WWF F f CALL STATION 2OII WHEN APPLYING FOR SERVICE I BETTER LIVING MEANS ELECTRICAL LIVING -511 OHIO POWER Cm AIRESMAN ELECTRIC CO. WW THE PURE OIL 5ZZ22iiJi?i3,1O coMPANY Heath Refining Division NEWARICS OLDEST JEWELERS ,O ,, O,, Established 1894 12 East Pa k Pl NEWARK, OHIO DRINK f CORNELL YOUNG IvIEN,S NVEAR IN BOTTLES CLOTHES - FURNISHINCS Coca-Cola Bottling 24 NORTH PARK PLACE wurk, Ohio I shone 5049 NEWARK OHIO MERRILL R. MONTGOMERY LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES NEWARK, OHIO ,DINISQN UNIVIRSITY Offers The Well-Qualified HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Liberal Arts Training as PRE-PROFLSSIONAL PREPARATION or as BASIC TRAINING Fon VARIOUS CAREERS ,lcii Apply in junior year to the Director of Admission Doane Administration Building Denison University Granville, Ohio ,QQOXCZIQ ,cflzonzpson PHGTOGRAPHS PORTRAITS WEDDING FORMALS WEDDING CANDIDS CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL Granville, Ohio Phone 8167 C omplim ents of THE BOSTON STORE KREAGER 8. TOOTHMAN Shop Here First W'here It Doesn't Cost DRUG STORE A Fortune To Phone 4347 Look Smart 7 South Park Place Newark, Ohio f' , f,:W'fL. : f f? , . view' A. .im G? A .,,rxQ :RE 1751 ! I T2 3 . f ,. . I , -lt Q- 23.5 2 A I' emi: glial i - ,Qtlns 1 -- -.-.- -----.---- ---1, 5.1.5 E' Jr-V1.1 1Lxv1LGYcQMul.r-11' Q ' -'Q 1l:r-if. I --'-'- I Wm! F -.-..-.-...-...- . :.5- g .. Q 11 I . f S llllm lzililifiil - .. 'r x ' : -+- -- .- ,o-- f ' ,Q - 'M , , . ' ' liwzj' 'Q W .ll E125 - qflfl I I ' Q W 275 .1-fit' -f-'T' ' xggfffllsl . f ., - 5 rf, ask, SA I i --... NEWARK, OHIO I ' ' ' ' COAL GENERAL HAULING W. B. HERENDEEN GRANVILLE, OHIO Phone 84379 LIME FERTILIZER When your plans include DDI TI CONSULT Granville Times Press Compliments ot Granville Motor Stages Inc. ll C0l7l1J1f17l8Vlf.S' of XVe Have Hood TH E P. F. Brand Tennis Shoes COATS FIshers Shoe SGYVICS DRESSES ' MILLINERY NEXVARK, OHIO TAYLOR'S Drugs Sodos School Supplies 132 Broadway Phone 8229 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF GRANVILLE FLOWER Dr. J. W. Rohrer SHOP DENTIST 119 North Prospect Phone 85471 . COMPLIMENTS C I e o n I n g OF , MARATHON 'ess' ng SERVICE STATION RAYMOND HOOD DON JOHNSON Phone 85204 Compliments of Speer Tobacco Co. Footwear for all - and '- Occasions , Central Uhw Sales Co. 9 South Park Place 138 East Main Stn-et Newark, Ohio NEXVAHK OHIO TELEXIISION O Marhn ANKLE'5 Music Center For Flowers The llousc of Modern Music Cramillc, Ohio-Phone 8218 LESSONS SALES RENTALS REPAIRS Johnstown, Ohio - Phono 63 ARCADE CLEANERS ARCADE ANNEX NEVVARK, Dry Clcaning - 1 Ilour lo 24 Ilour Svrvicc Laundry-4 Hour to 24 Hour Scrvicc PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Dial 6572 OHIO COINHJLIMENTS OF M. Slack 206 East Broadway RED 8. WHITE Insurance GROCERY GRADE AD MEATS Horners Newark Complnncnts of Masonic Temple Bldg. Newark, Ohio E V A N S DEAN AND BARRY Pructxcal Pzunts for all P urposcs 2 IMPERIAL VVASHABLE WVALL PAPER BETTER VALUE CLOTHES AT SMALL COST TO YOU THE 'HUB TRADE'WHTH THE Roe EMERSON STORE Clothes - - - Hats Furnishings - - - Shoes RELIABLE SINCE 1887 BORDEN'S Doiry ond Ice Creom Co. CONC HAfULAI'IONb IO CLASS OF 49 agOOlO0. k G 0 .Q ... THE BEAUTY BOX Offers Complete Beouty Service Three Competent Operators FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 84533 TAXI Steo ks ' ' ' 24-HOUR SERVICE WHEN IN A HURRY - .. 5 Spaghetti CALL 890 Safety NVith Courtesy Sandwiches Gray Top Cab and We Deliver 8205 AND Delivery Line Phone 12 Midnight to 8 A. M. MOUTH WATERINC5 FOOD DELIGHTS! SANDWICHES MEALS SHORT ORDERS HOME MADE PIES Phone 8333-WE DELIVER-Phone 8333 Open Daily Except Sunday, 6:30 A. M. to 12 P. M. 8 AND BEST WISHES to the qrcxducrtes of EQHNVM WSH SEHUUL from your SEVERAL THOUSAND FIBERGLAS FRIENDS AND NEIGHBGRS F IQQRQDLAS 1 STUART'S JEWELRY 8. GIFT STORE HAMILTON,- ELGIN 81 BOULEVARD WATCHES we Specialize in Gifts For All Occasions G E O. S T U A R T Jeweler and Optometrist LUUK YUUH SMARTEST IN A VARSITY TOXVNE in rixkui 3391 Q N N THE CL Third C' mpliment ! C f 7 A T Friend ffmeffQ 2 . 1,2 ,gn E . . . Q G D 00:-713, Eg J M M '12-5-'Qi 'MSD ' wb wc be 1:1 WA! fa Q . 44 . figicf-f ' 'iZ-9l+EV Evwmwgn . gge,,,,!.., W