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

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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

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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

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