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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

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Fil- -af -V ..,,Y:-we-A 12. 1' uk ranuille .High cSaclwoL Qranuilfe, view of High Sclzoof I Zine Senior Cfau of granuille High School G My ll' To LARRY -- Whose ability as our coach has won the respect of us all, Whose cheerful disposition and driving skill has added so much to our school lives, and Whose friendly ways helped us as our home- room adviser during our seventh year at school, We, the Senior Class, dedicate this, our 1950 Blue and White. 'A' we ,Honor ll' page four Qbecfica tion MR. LAURENCE PETERSON page five page six a4clmini.4tra tion 0 The work, friendliness, and cooperation between the faculty and the student body of our school cannot be successful without able leaders. 0 With Mr. Martin, as superintendent, and Mr. Smith, as principal, Granville has two excellent advisors. We the students wish to thank these gentlemen for their splendid work in guiding us successfully through the school year of 1949-50. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I. Lewis iglz clzool gacultg W' LOUANN A, SPILLMAN Advanced Home Economics, Sev- enth. Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Grade Home Economics, School Banquets. Seventh Grade Home room. MARJORIE C. DUNN Spanish I and II, English Eight. English Ten. American Literature, Director of Cheerleading, Ninth Grade Homeroom. RACHEL E. FOSTER English Seven, Social Science Seven and Eight, Girls Physical Education, Eighth Grade Homeroom. ANNA LOUISE COZAD Latin I and II, French I and II, Social Science Seven, Administra- tion of Play Tickets, Seventh Grade Homeroom. CHARLES D. ENGLE Industrail Arts, Hi-Y Advisor, Vis- ual Education. WARD LAHM Arithmetic Seven. Social Science Eight, General Math, Assistant Coach, Seventh Grade Homeroom. ,444 JAMES LEE Chorus. High School Band, Cadet Band, Elementary Music. ROBERT L. MCCROSKEY, JR. English Seven, American Litera- ture, Public Speaking. Play Coach. Junior Homeroom. Thespian Ad- viser. LAURENCE PETERSON Social Science Ninth and Eighth Driver Training. Boys' Physica Education, Head Coach. EDNA WALZ Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing. School Agftivity Accounts, Pro- grams. Eligibility. Tenth Grade Homeroom. i This page Sponsored by Robbie FANCHION R. LEXVIS English Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth. Blue and White News. Yearbook Adviser. Ninth Grade Homeroom. THELMA E. MILEY Eighth Grade Arithmetic. Algebra. Geometry, Senior Math. Y-Teen Adviser, Junior Homeroom. MARTHA A. ROBINSON American History, World History, Yearbonok Subscriptions. Society, Y-Teens Adviser. Civics. Honor Senior Homeroom. MIRIAM A. WEIDEMIER School Secretary. page seven page eight lTlI5S'l' Row: tleli lo right! Josephine Moore, Grace McKee, Margaret Vessels, Carolyn Martin. Sl-COND Row: Mattie Beeson, Angelin 'l'.iylor. Mary Cliver lden, Marjorie Archibald, Mary Mouser. l.eon.1 louglmman, Alice Baker. flementar' eachera 0 To the elementary teachers falls the big task of preparing the students for more advanced study. The grades of the high school pupils show that they are doing a grand job. 0 There are four new teachers this year: Miss Moore, Mrs. Archibald, Mrs. Taylor, and Miss Martin. This page Sponsored by Fuller's QI. J. Fullerl Market Uur Cuatodiana RAY PARKER Mr. Parker, who came to Granville High School last year, has made many friends among the students and faculty by his cheerful and willing cooperation, not only during his regular hours but for events held at night in the building. HOWARD BOWMAN Mr. Bowman has just recently been assigned to the grade school building as custodian. We hope that he likes his work there and judging from re- ports, he is doing, a Hne job. ERNEST MOUSER Ernie. as he is familiarly known to students and faculty alike, completes his twenty-fifth year as custodian at Granville High School this year. The fine appearance of the building and grounds attest his untiring efforts to make our school attractive and well- kept. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Winston C. Allen page time This page spousorvd by Mrs. Ethel Heddleson 4 4 'K 4 :Wig -Ji we BACK Row: Cleft to rightl Martin Saunders. Joanne Hutchins. Ralph Young. FIRST Row: Barbara Phehegar, Ann Heckman, Marilyn Hiles. enior Clan Officera O President ....., Martin Saunders O Vice-President .,.. Ralph Young I Secretary ,... Barbara Pheneger O Treasurer ..... Joanne Hutchins O Social Chairman ..Marilyn Hiles 0 Student Council Representative ........Ann Heckman The Senior Class Officers really have a big job, that of mana aging, the affairs of the oldest class in GHS. President Martin Saun- ders, with the help of the rest of the officers. has done extremely well this year. Things have been run smoothly and efficiently. The Seniors have been well served by their elected leaders. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Heckman page twelve he 1950 JOYCE BENNETT AUDREY BILLMAN HERBERT BREYMAIER KATHERYN CAMP DONALD CARLYLE LOUISE COLLINS RACHEL COLLINS SUE COOPERRIDER ROBERT DEAL ,DONALD FELUMLEE MARYAN FRANCIS RICHARD GLOVER DAVID GRANT WILMA HANNAHS SARA HARTMAN ANN HECKMAN MARILYN HILES JESSIE HODGES ALICE HUTCHINS JOANNE HUTCHINS CAROL LANTZ eniom JOHN LANTZ JACK LEFEVRE DONALD MCDANIEL JOAN MCDANIEL WAYLAND MARLOW WILLIAM MOORE BARBARA PHENEGER KENNETH PHILIPPS SUE PINKERTON MARY ELLEN QUICK MARTIN SAUNDERS BRUCE SCHILLINC MARY ELLEN SHIELDS ROBERT SIMROSS BRADFORD STARK RONALD VAN ATTA HARRIETT WELLS MARY LUE WILLIAMS EDITH YOUNG RALPH YOUNG This page Sponsored by Senior Class page thirteen page fourteen he 1950 C'la.4.4 will JOYCE BENNETT wills her page boy to MARY LOU KING. AUDREY BILLMAN wills her quiet manner to DAVID ISAYLEY. HERBERT BREYMAIER wills the country life to the CITY SLICKERS. KATHRYN CAMP wills her membership in the sextet to anyone WHO THINKS SHE CAN SING. DON CARLYLE wills his Ford to the DRIVERS TRAIN- ING GRADUATES. LOUISE COLLINS Wills her long hair to MISS SPILL- INIAN. RACHEL COLLINS wills her French Horn back to the FRENCH. SUE COOPERRIDER wills her Quick Magazine to any teacllger XVHO IS QUICK ENOUGH TO GET TH ' M. BOB DEAL wills his little stature to CHARLES ATLAS. DON FELUMLEE wills Granger Street to the GRAN- GERS. MARYAN FRANCIS wills her plays to BROADWAY. DICK GLOVER wills his speech to MR. MCCLOSKEY. DAVE GRANT wills his electrician's ability to ANYONE HAVING THE TIME. XVILMA HANNAHS wills her dancing ability to FRED ASTAIRE. SARA HARTMAN wills Homecoming Queen to next year's MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL. ANN HECKMAN wills her height to SARAH JANE ARNOLD. MARILYN HILES wills her blond hair to VERA LEWIS. JESSIE HODGES wills head cheerleader to any LUCKY SUCKER. ALICE HUTCHINS wills her position as Student Council President to any JUNIOR llOY. JOANNE HUTCHINS Wills her dark complexion to FERN SMITH. CAROL LANTZ wills the band back to the CITIES SER- VICE. JOHN LANTZ Wills GHS to all theMcKEAN STU- DENTS. JACK LE FEVRE Wills his slenderness to JOSEPHINE SHOULTS. DON McDANIEL wills his curly hair to PAUL LAY- MAN. JOAN MCDANIEL wills her long bus rides to JUDY HOFFMAN. WVAYLAND MARLOVV wills the football captaincy to NEXT YEAR'S STRONGEST BOY. BILL MOORE wills his Way with Women to ANYONE XVITH THE KNOW HOW.,' BARBARIE PHENEGER Wills the Inn back to GRAN- VILL . SAM PHILIPPS wills his twelve years at GHS to ANY- ONE WHO CAN TAKE IT. SUSIE PINKERTON wills her ability to back her new car to MR. PETERSON. LELA PIPER wills her head drum majorette to next year's HIGH STEPPER. MARY ELLEN QUICK wills her ability to read stop signs to THOSE WHO DRIVE. MARTIN SAUNDERS wills his position in school to SIS- TER DORIS. BRUCE SCHILLING Wills his shillings back to THE MONEYMAKERS. MARY ELLEN SHIELDS Wills the shorthand class to ANYONE WHO IS IN A I-IURRY. BOB SIMROSS wills Civics back to the GOVERNMENT. BRAD STARK wills his cooperative spirit to MISS MAN- LEY. RONNIE VAN ATTA wills his corny jokes to MISS COZAD. HARRIETT WELLS wills the wells back to the OIL DRILLERS. MARY LUE VVILLIAMS' wills Paul back to the STEEL INDUSTRY. EDITH YOUNG wills her voice in pep meetings to DORIS RIFFLE. RALEPH YOUNG wills Union back to the COAL MIN- RS. page fiftee page sixteen he 1950 Qra uafed JOYCE BENNETT GHS l,2,3,41 Student Council Representative 21 Student Council 2,41 1Treasurer 411 Y- Teens 2,3,41 QPresldent 411 Thespian 3.41 Chorus 1, 41 Band 1,21 All-County Chorus 41 Honor Society 3,41 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Radio 4. AUDREY BILLMAN GHS l,2,3,41 Annual Staff 2. HERBERT BREYMAIER ous 1,2,3,4. KATI-IRYN CAMP GHS 1,2,3,41 Y-Teens 2,3,41 Chorus 1,2,3,41 Girs Sextette 41 All-County Chorus 41 Cheer- leader 2,3,41 Journalism 41 Annual Staff 4: Radio 4. DON CARLYLE GHS 1,2,3,41 Class Officer 1.2.31 KSoclal Chairman l,2,31: Hi-Y 2,3,41 fSergeant-at- arms 411 All-County Football 41 Honor So- ciety 41 Football 1.2,3,41 Basketball 1,2,3,41 Baseball 1,2,3,41 Track 3,41 Junior Play 3. RACHEL COLLINS GHS 3,41 Y-Teens 3,41 Thesplan 3,41 Thes- plan Plays 3,41 Band 3,41 Brass Quartette 41 Senior Scholarship Team 41 All-County Band 3,41 Annual Staff 41 Junior Play 31 Radio 3,4. LOUISE COLLINS GHS l,2.3,4. SUE COOPERRIDER GHS 1,2,3,41 Y-Teens 2,3,41 Thespian 3,41 fTrea:-:urer 411 Thespian Play 41 Journalism 3,41 Junior Play 3. ROBERT DEAL GHS 41 Thesplan 41 Annual Staff 41 fStaff Photrigrapher 411 Radio 41 Projection Oper- ator . DON FELUMLEE GHS l.2.3,41 Football 2,3,41 Baseball 1.3.4. MARYAN FRANCIS GHS 1.2,3.4g Class Treasurer 31 Y-Teens 2,- 3,41 fDevotlons Chairman 411 Thesplan 3,41 Thespian Play 31 Chorus 1.2.31 Band 21 Senior Scholarship Team 41 Honor Society 3,41 Journalism 2,31 Annual Staff 3.41 Junior Play 31 Senior Play 41 Radio 3,4. RICHARD GLOVER GHS 1,2,3,4Q Radio 4. DAVID GRANT . GHS 1,2,3,41 Hi-Y 2,3,42 tSecretary 411 Thes- pian 3,41 Chorus 1,2,3,41 Radio 41 Senior Scholarship Team 41 All-County Chorus 3.4: Honor Society 3,41 Journalism 2,3,41 4EdItor 411 Annual Staff 4. WILMA HANNAHS GHS 1,2,41 Y-Teens 2,41 Thesplan 41 Thes- pian Play 41 Senior Play 4. SARA HARTMAN GHS 1,2,3,41 Y-Teens 2,3,41 Ufreasurer 411 Thespian 3,41 Chorus 1,3,41 Cheerleader 1.- 2,3,41 Journalism 41 Annual Start 41 Junior Play 31 Senior Play 41 Homecoming queen ANN HECKMAN GHS 3,41 Student Council Representative 41 Y-Teens 3,41 fSecretary 41: Thespian 3.42 Qsecretary 411 Chorus 3,41 Journalism 3.4. MARILYN HILES GHS 2,3,41 Class Social Chairman 41 Y-Teens 2.31 Annual Staff 2. JESSIE HODGES GHS 1,2,3,41 Y-Teens 2,3,41 Thesplan 3,41 Chorus 1.3.41 All County Chorus 41 Cheer- 1ead'Fr31,2,3,41 QHead Cheerleader 4lj Annual Sta . ALICE HUTCHINS GHS 1,2.3,41 Class President 31 Student Council Vice-President 31 President 41 County Council 3,41 Y-Teens 2,3,41 Thesplan 3,41 Thesplan Play 41 Chorus 1,2,31 Senior Schol- arship Team 41 Llcklngana 31 Cheerleader 11 Honor Society 3,41 Annual Staff 1,31 Junior Play 31 Senior Play 4. JOANNE HUTCHINS GHS 1.2,3,41 Class Treasurer 41 Y-Teens 2.- 3.41 CMuslc Chairman 3,411 Thesplans 3,41 Chorus 1,2,3,41 Ensemble 21 Sextette 41 Senior Scholarship Team 41 All-County Chorus 41 Cheerleader 11 Honor Society 41 Annual Start 31 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Quick f -,xr LL. f- K id?-wf4 Bennett Collins lLouiseJ Francis Heckman N09 Billman Breymaier Camp Carlyle Collins lRacl1elJ uocperrider Deal Felumlee Glover Gran Hannahs Hartman Hiles Hodges Hutchins QAIicey Hutchins Uoannej This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Cbllins page svL'vr1l.'vn Lantz QCarolJ Lantz fJohnJ Le Fevre McDaniel fDonaldJ McDaniel 4Joar1J Marlow Moore Pheneger Philipps Pinkerton Piper Quick Saunders Schilling Shields Simross Stark Van Atta Wells Williams page eighteen This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDaniel he 1950 gradual tea CAROL LANTZ GHS 1,2 3,4: Y-Teens 2,141 Thospians 3,4: Vliorns 2.34: Bnnrl l,2.3,43 Clalknet Qllilffet 4: All-County Band 1,2,3,4. JOHN LANTZ GHS I,2,3,4: Football 2,41 Track 2.4. JACK LE FEVRE GHS 4: Hi-Y 4 4Chapluin 43: Chorus 4: Senior Svholarship Team 4: All-County Chorus 4: Annual Staff 4: Senior Play. BILL MOORE GHS l.2,3,4: Class Vice-President 35 Student Founs-il 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 fPresident 43 fDistrict President 41: Thespian 3,4: Thespian Plays 3,4: Radio 3: Honor Society 3,4: Journalism 1.2,3,4: Annual Staff 3,4 fAss't. Editor 3, liditor 43: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. DON McDANIEL GHS l.2,3,4: Chorus 1: Football 2,4: Softball 3,4. JOAN MCDANIEL GHS l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Thespians 3,4: Radio 3. WAYLAND MARLOW GHS 1,2,5l,4: Class Officer 1.3: Student Coun- eil 1.3: Hi-Y 2.3,4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: lfrrothall l.2,4: All-County Football 2,42 Basketball 1,2.-4: Softball 3,4. BARBARA PHENEGER GHS 1,2,3,4C Student Council fClass Rep. 27 QSSL-retary 43: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Junior Play 3. KENNETH EARL PHILIPPS GHS 1.2 3,4: Hi-Y 2.3,4 CSG-Q'y. pro-temp 415 Chorus 2.3,4: Band 2: Radio 3: All-County Chorus 3.4: Baseball 2,3,4: Junior Play 3. S-UE PINKERTON GHS 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2.3.4 CSocia1 Chairman 41: Thespians 3,4: Thespian Play 3: Chorus l,4: Radio 4: Junior Play 3. LELA PIPER GHS l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4 fServic-e Chairman 43: Thrspian 4: Majorette 1,2 fHead Major- ette 3,4J: Honor Society 4. MARY ELLEN QUICK GHS 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Thespian 3,4: Yhoruis 1.2.35 Band 2: Junior Play 3: Senior 'ay . Ycung KEdithJ Young fRalphJ M ARTIN SAUNDERS GHS 1,2,3,4: Class President 45 Student Council 45 Honor Soviety 4: Journalism 4' tArin1ia1 Staff QAdvertisi1:g Mgr. 47: Soft- al . BRUCE SCHILLING GHS 2,3,4: Hi-Y 2,3,4 QVic'e-Pres 43: Thes- pian 3.4 CSergeant-at-arms 41: Thespizln Plays 3: Band 2: Senior Sffhnlarship Team 4: Journalism 4: Annual Staff 4: Football 3,- 4: Basketball 25 Traek 2.3,4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. MARY ELLEN SHIELDS GHS 1,2,3,4: Class Secretary 2: Y-Teens 2,- 3,4: Thespian 4: Chorus 1: Homecoming At- tendant 4. ROBERT SIMROSS GHS 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2: Radio 4: Football 2.- 3,g:3 4Basketball 1,2,3,4: Softball 3,4: Track 1, , , - BRADFORD STARK GHS 1,2,3,4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 fTreasurer 41: Radio 3.4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Annual Staff 4Photographer 1,3,4J: Basketball 2. RONALD VAN ATTA GHS 3,4: Thespian 3,4: Thespian Plays 3,42 Journalism 3,4: Annual Staff 3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Radio 4. HARRIETT WELLS GHS l,2,3,4: Class Secretary 3: Y-Teens 2,- 34 fPubliCity Chairman 45: Chorus l,2,3,4: Band 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: All- County Band 4. MARY LUE WILLIAMS GHS 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Thespian 3,4: Chorus 1.4: Majorette 1,2,3,4: Journalism 3. EDITH YOUNG GHS l,2.3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Thespian 3.4: Thespian Play 4: Chorus 1,2.3,4: Band 1,2,- 3,4: Girls Sextet 4: All-County Chorus 4: Radio 4: Junior Play: Cafeteria Staff 3. RALPH YOUNG GHS 1,2,3,4: Class Treasurer 15 Class Vive- President 4: Student Council 4 iSec'ret.ary 45: Hi-Y 2,3,4 fSocial Chairman 415 Thespian 3,4 fPresident 415 Chorus 3,4: Radio 3: Boy's Glee Club 3,4: All-County Chorus 3,4: Journ- alism 3,4: Annual Staff 3: Football 1.2.3,-1: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pinkerton page nineteen page twenty he enior froplzecg QFrom the Newark Advocate, May 28, 19555 Last evening, May 27, 1955, the Class of 1950 held its fifth annual reunion. The dinner was served in the Granville Inn at 7:00 o'clock. After a delicious meal, which was prepared by Audrey Billman, a varied program was presented by some of the talented graduates of 1950. This program featured a dance routine by Wilma Hannahs and operatic selections from the forth-coming debut of Joanne Hutchins. After the performance of the above mentioned girls, Mary Lou Williams showed us the lighter side of the arts by presenting a sketch of her own comedy show which is broad- casted nightly except Saturdays and Sundays over WCLT. Harriett Wells expressed the appreciation of the entire group by her estatic giggling after each joke. The spot light then turned on Carol Lantz and her orchestra featuring Carol on the violin. The re- mainder of the evening was devoted to a social gathering, which lasted until the wee hours of the morning. During this time many people were in for surprises, for example who would think that our own Bob Simross was the coach at Granville High School and that the Sammy Phillips was employed by the school as a full time mechanic to keep the driver training car in running condition. It seems that Bob has lost some of his best games due to the fact that the referee was Don Carlyle. During the course of the evening's chatter it was discovered that Dick Glover came all the way from Canada where he operates a fur trading post for the Dominion. We also found that Herbert Breymaier and John Lantz are joint operators of the Sally Jones Plantation, and that Mary Ellen Quick is in charge of their racing stables. It seems though you just can't beat them --they've won the Kentucky Derby for three consecutive years. Turn- ing for a moment to the fashion world, we learn that Joyce Bennett is now a. leading dress designer in New York and that Jessie Hodges is a fashionable hair stylist. It was also revealed that Marilyn Hiles is still trying to discover a newer and easier method of bleaching hair. ln checking up on the old familiar history class it was found that Martin Saunders is the Mayor of Granville. Alice Hutchins has progressed to the U. S. Am- bassadorship in Great Britian with Bruce Schilling heading her staff in the foreign service as a consulting lawyer. Two of the late arrivals were Jack l..eFevre and Ralph Young. Jack immediately announced that he has perfected a new drug soon to be marketed that was guaranteed to put pounds on anyone. Jack, as you must know, is one of the busy young physicians in the village. Ralph, whose chief interest still is in athletics, stopped over to attend the banquet while on a scouting trip as head trainer for the next world Olympic meet. A welcame break in the evening came when Rachel Collins kindly consented to play Onward Granville on her French Horn. Lela Piper was so inspired by the rendition, that she grabbed the nearest broom and quite forgetting herself in reveries of her high school position as head drum majorette. threw it over the chandilier. David Grant rushed up front with his familiar little black bag and put a penny in the fuse box, thereby restoring the lights. David was anxious that no one overlook his fiancee to whom he finally popped the question after seven years of going steady. While the crowd was still applauding, Maryan Francis came up led by her seeing- eye dog, to give us a sketch of her play, now current on Broadway. It was rumored that she lost her sight while writing, her last hit Qa tragedyj in a dim garret as she was unable to afford another candle. QOffernigs were left at the door.j After these interesting interludes, the gpests again started catching up on the news. Their eyes really weren't deceiving them when they beheld Joan McDaniel walk by with a diamond studded dress. She told her classmates she had made her fortune from a discovery of a freckle cream which had high vanishing qualities. Brad Stark and Ann Heckman Stark drew a great deal of attention, especially around l0:00 o'clock when they had to dash home to fix the bottles for their triplets. Ann remarked that she was looking forward to her children going to school because Sue Cooperrider is now head nurse in the new grade school building. Ann's only son is even now looking forward to photography in the new shop building. Helping her with the girl's clothes is Louise Collins, capable and popular local seam- stress. Sue Pinkerton entertains the Stark children on her Baby Hour at 11:00 o'clock every weekday morning over a national radio hookup. Those of the class who had thoughts of owning, their own home some day, have already consulted Bill Moore concerning building by submitting their ideas to his capable and attractive private secretary and assistant, Sara Hartman. Edith Young who always liked to pursue interesting cases is now ambulance chasing for that very successful attorney, Wayland Marlow. Wayland has not given up his interest in athletics, however, and his friend Ronnie Van Atta. who just hung out his M. D. shingle, is still waiting hopefully for Wayland as a patient. Mary Ellen Shields, who has just finished a hitch with the WAVES is the nurse in Van Atta's ofnce. Like most farmers, Kathryn Camp appeared late, after having. had to pace the brooder house at the last minute. The climax of the evening came when Don Femulee announced that he had it all over his classmates because he was still loafing. Pictures and snapshots were taken by Bob Deal before the business meeting was called by the one and only senior home room teacher, Miss Robinson. It was decided by the 1950 graduates to hold their next reunion in California so that Barbara Pheneger Jones might attend. The business meeting was then adjourned and all went home after a very enjoyable evening. page twenty-one page twenty-two he unior Klan OFFICERS President . ,,.. ....,.,..... . .. Bruce NVilliams . David James . , Joe Oliver Doris Saunders .Vera Lewis .David Bayley Vice-President .,......,... . Secretary ...........,.,. . Treasurer ,.............. . . . . . Student Council Representative .... .,,. Social Chairman ,........,.,.. . . VX'e, the Class of 1951, can boast an outstanding year. Under the capable direction of Mr. Croskey we presented a gripping mystery as our junior Class play. NVQ: were also honored by winning first prize on our Home- coming float. Several juniors were initiated into Thespians, and we were well represented in Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Band, and Chorus. ln athletics many juniors played on the football, basketball, baseball, track, and golf teams. VVe boast of having the largest class in GHS as well as hav- ing had the same class president since the Seventh Grade, namelv. Bruce VVilliams. This year Bruce is also representing Granville on the County Student Council. After discliar in our res monsibilities for the vear with a g. 0 l ' l banquet and dance honoring the senior class, we are looking for- ward to the coming year with great expectations. VVe are grateful for the helpfulness and cooperation of our advisers, Miss Miley and Mr. Croskey. This page Sponsored by Junior Class unior Clan .4 l 4 - ... - l FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl Richard Felume, Lois Bromlield, Patricia Braymaier, Vera Lewis Nancy Kiefer, Doris Saunders, Wilma Bricker, Donald Phenegar. SIRCOND Row: Kenneth Hankison, Janet Montgomery, Alice Patton, Lavona Poulton, Saral Arnold, Fern Smith, Patricia Homer, Judy Hoffman, James Carlyle. THIRD Row: Mr. McCroskey, John Butz, Walter Hodges, David Bayley, Glenn Lookenotl Lynn Aiwell, David Morgan, George Nash, David James, James Deal. l5lRS'l' Row: fleft to rightl Barbara Crozier, Betty Jo Hill, Joann Davies, Carolyn Gosnell 1 Harriet Lantz, Sue Claggett, Laura May Collins, Janet Gordon, Patricia Cowherd, Bari bara DeLancey, Betty Fields. SPCOND ROW: Darrell Riffle, Stephen Spalding, Effie Jane Weckley, Mary Ellen Moss. Mary Lou King, Mary Lou Pickering, Barbara Schroer, Catherine Lane, Richard Wright Carl Smith. Miss Miley, THIRD Row: Raymond Cireen. Paul Layman, Jack Williams, Bruce Williams. Stephen Mich- aelis. Nick Lindsey. James McDaniel, Richard Fryman, Joseph Oliver, Herbert Hall Richard Seymour. This page Sponsored by Junior Class page twenly-three H 10 IIICNI ROW: Iltlt to right! Pearl Philipps, Nancy Allen. Charlotte l.ewis. .IOIXHHC Jones. ftianne Ilohlws, Margie l'1rookhank. l,ila Baughman. Nl MINI: Iitm' Miss XVal7. loinmie .lean Driskell. l.ouise Bricker. Mary Ann King. Gertrude I apke. Patty Cfleinent. Rose Hutton. lflinor Blackstone. I .tsl Row: .lanies lliles. .lolm King. Don Hill. l.arry Daniels. lrsd Carter, lien Boring. Don Cioodrith. Robert liteh. Richard Davis. lirank Hall. Itlvil Ibm' llelt to right! Dorothy XVileox. Shirley Keys, lvltlljldffl XVright. Patty Shaler. Mae Iiiikentlall. Nancy lov. Nadine lhonipson. 'xl t twti litixvz Miss CIOIJLI, .lesephine Shoults. Iilinor Rauch. l.ouise 'I'itus, .lean Spray. Ruth funn' llL't'l7Itf It Se I .XHI I l,.lllL'I'StlI1. .lenoah I a Rue. XViIlian1 Oliver, John Judge. rule, Ilelen Kidwell. I'earl Rardain. lloyd lookenott. lim' .lanies I antf. XValter Sunkle. Dave XX'hite. 'l'om Sawyer. Glen Vy'oodyard. XVavn.' op 0l1'l0l'e C1044 OI5I?lCl2RS llresident . Dave Vlhite Viet' Ilresident Yoannr Hobbs Secretary Patty Shafer lreasurer Cilen XVoodyartl Student Council Representative l.ila llanghnian Ihe class ol' 1952 feels sure that the school year I9-49450 was a good year. 'lqhere are -.even Ili Y members and twenty-three Y-Teens. The Sophomores were well rep iesvntetl on the football, basketball. and baseball teams. Pearl Phillips. Charlotte I ewis and Dorothy kVilcox were three of the uve reserve Cheerleaders. There were also sophomores represented in the band and chorus. The Home was the title of the liloat we had in the Homecoming Parade. XX e thank our capable advisors, Miss Cozad and Miss XValZ. for helping us to tlo our part in the lile ol' Granville High. This page Sponsored by Sophomore Class MH' grealunan Clan President . . . , , . Robert Mach Vice-President .. .... Kenneth Welsh Joanne Krause Patty Pheneger Student Council Representative ...,. . . . , James Young Secretary ............,.. . . . Treasurer .,.,.,........... ,,., The Freshman Class is proud to have participated in so many school activities during the past year. In athletics they took part as members of the football, basket- ball. baseball, track and golf teams. Fifteen members of the class were in the chorus and ten in the band. For the second consecutive year our class won the annual magazine sale with the first prize winner a Freshman. Our float titled The Park did not win a prize in the Homecoming parade but we have high hopes for next year. Our class roster was increased this year by the coming of Louise Claffey. Dick Hanby, and Emants Veits. With the help of our advisers, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Dunn, the Freshman have put the first milestone toward graduation behind them. BACK Row: tleft to righti Mrs, Dunn, John Van Orman, Cilen Roley. Jack Woodruff. Nor man Thomas. Edgar Teaford, Robert Shoemaker, James Young. Robert McDaniel. lien neth Welsh, Sterling Milner. SFCOND Row: Vivian Wright, Janice Ruff, Dorothy Shafer. Beverly Vvlecltley. Shirley Seymour. Ruth Packer. Gloria Oliver. Eve Miller, Phyllis Ann Morrow. FIRST Row1 James Sunkle. Evelyn Rhodeback, Juanita Young, Louise Raradin. Patty Phcneger, Mary Smith, Patricia Truman, Lowell Scott. BACK ROW: tleft to rightil Mrs. Lewis, Robert Lahman. XVillard Baker. Howard Johnson Lawrence Camp, Robert Mach, James Hile, Wayne King, Ralph Butt. David lckes. SECOND Row: Robert Aebersold, Dorothy Davis, Thelma Foster, Emma l.ou l.antx, Jeanna. Krause, Patty Kasson. Jean Bachman. Joanne Krause, Carol Hill. Richard Hanlw. FIRST Row: Richard Gregory. Ned Hannum, Marlene Darkes. Dorothy Kirkendall. .lean Bell. Mary Bowlus. Barbara Barber, Charlotte Hill, Dan Cordray. This page Sponsored by Freshman Class llxiili Row: Cleft to rightl Jerry Graham. Carl Dixon. Grantlin Heiser, John Hutchins. Pt-ter Pentlergast. David McCandlish, Jim Showman, Charles Hartman. Harvey Williams, Orville Presley, .lack Hood. .lerry Brownfield Marshall Dirksell, Miss Poster. lllllcii Riiwp Beverly Xklelch. .lacquelyn Charlesen. Myrtle Cramer. Harriet Boring. Virginia Waring. lfleanor Hodges. Beverly Buti. l.ois I.ookenott, Phyllis Clement. Ann Le Pevre. Sue l'ou'ler. .lo Ann McKnight, Alyce Hankinson. 5-lffllfill ROW: David lieasier. Carl Sawyer. Kay Barnhouse, Shirley l.antl. Rebecca Jones. .laiiel Schroer. Jeannine Borror. Carolyn Kidwell, Judy Johnson, David Price, Ronald Smith llltsl Row: Doris Riflile. Brenda Poff. Patricia Curtis. Raymond Montgomery. Jim Kennedy. lkim Ramsey, Sondra Hobbs. .lack llverett, Dick Woodyard, Tom Davis. Rod Burchard. cgiglz ilu gra e OFFICERS President . , Jim Kennedy Vice-President Sondra Hobbs Secretary-Treastirer , Ray Montgomery Student Council Representative . .Tom Ramsey This year we had someone to look down upon. No longer were we the youngest pupils in Ciranville High School. XVe won second prize in the Homecoming parade. It was based on the hook l.illle XVomen. Two people in our class won Oscars for their work during, the magazine sale. At Christmas time the members of the class enjoyed themselves at a party. where gifts were exchanged and games were played. Another party was held at the end of the year when the class went to Spring Valley swimming pool. Miss Poster has been a very capable home room teacher, and we appreciate all she has contributed to the friendly atmosphere of our class. This page Sponsored by Eighth Grade one 1r.t'cn1t1si'x BACK Row: lleft to rightl Wayne Major, Richard Heddleson, David Kreider, Tom Williams, l,eRoy Cramer, John Gibbud. Jack Dudley. Clark Simpson, Laddie Foster, Kenny Moss. LHHIRD Row: Mr. Lahm, Barbara Ochs, Dawn Miller, Evelyn Foster, Bernice Fryman, Jodie Price, Karel lydun. Barbara Simross. Garnett Rose Watkins. Martha Ickes, Mary MacCombie. Miss Spillman. SECOND Row: Carl Pinkerton, Mary Alice Clark. Jean Jones, Phyllis Strimple. Barbara Remmele. Sylvia Phillips. Judy Shields. Betty Hanby, Maxine Shafer, Larry Blackstone. FRONT Row: Neil Sowards, David Pendergast. Diane Burchard, Jack Pheneger. Ellen Reeder. Dick Martin. Mary Jane Marlow, David Hartsough. Dale Hill. Qnot shown Don Gee and Charles Goodmanj even th grade OFFICERS I President ,,.i.... Ellen Reeder O Vice-President . . , Jack Pheneger O Secretary ...,.. Diane Burchard O Treasurer . , iMary Jane Marlow O Student Council . . , Dick Martin Our class started off their first year in High School in a big way by capturing second and fifth places in the annual magazine sale. Next year we hope to cop first place---so ice-cream man he- Warel Our room entered a float in the Homecoming Parade this year. It was Sports March On. We did not win a prize but it was a lot of fun working on it. The entire class wishes to thank Miss Spillman and Mr Lahm for their help and encouragement throughout this school year. This page Sponsored byseventh Grade i page lwenlq-seven ,I 'J 'V-fx fs i mmlw I' N49 I. ,- ln.L- . This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Hoffman 'A' ll' 4 page thirty BACK Row: tleft to right! David White, Bill Moore, Martin Saunders, James Young, Rohert Mach Tom Ramsey, Bruce Williams, Ralph Young. l7RON'l' ROW: Dick Martin. Ann Heckman. Vera I.ewis, Lila Baughman, Ellen Reeder. Jim lieiznedv Alice Hutchins, Mr. Martin, Joyce Bennett. Siucfent Council President Alice Hutchins Vice-President Bruce Williams Secretary . . Ralph Young Treasurer . , Joyce Bennett A unique feature of this year's Student Council is the fact that its president is a member of the fairer sex. Alice Hutchins, the first girl to be elected to this post in the history of Granville High School has justified the confidence placed in her by doing a grand job. The outstanding social event sponsored by the Council this year was the all school party ,given on November 23. Granville was represented on the Licking County Student Council by Alice Hutchins and Bruce Williams. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hutchins Clan flag No Vv'ay Out, by Owen Davis, was presented November 17 and 18 by the Junior Class. lt was an all class project. There were ten Juniors in the cast. Other members worked backstage, with make-up, tickets, publicity, and as ushers. Without their help the play would have been just a play instead of the real success that it was. The play was a mystery built around the scheme of a prominent doctor to rid of his step- daughter and gain control of her money. Everything turned out well for the step- daughter. though not so well for the doctor. The play was full of suspense and held the interest of the audience until the final curtain. The Junior Class is much indebted to Mr. Robert McCroskey for his able and patient direction of the play. BACK Row: tleft to right! David James. Stephen Spaulding, Judy Hoffman, Glenn Lookcnott. SECOND ROW: David Bayley, Patricia Homer, David Morgan, Janet Gorden. FIRST ROW: Patricia Cowherd. Barbara Del.ancy. Mr. Mc Croskey. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. James page thirty-one Y b Mr ook Xxsxs.. jfQ Q ff V75Lf' , .1'S.x ' nl? I Fdlw 1 l y ff. ' '77ee, l xi! l-PIT lfi' . ' 6' ' el'll0l' a L y an Play LR ' ll wo! ,ff qv?-i'7lL!4 , I-Ito The seniors s.1itl their Hnal farewell when the curtain rang down on their last eurtain call. The play, NVE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE was given by .1 cast rhosen by Robert Mcflroskey. Due to his Hrst-class directing, the seniors gave the eomecly wi h professional case. Nl Row: tfrom left to rightl Vwlilmn Hannahs. Nl.1iy.1n Francis. Mary lillen Quick. Alice Hutchins Sara Hnrtnmn. BACK Row: Joanne Hutchins, Bill Moore. Jack l.e tievre. Ronald Van Atta. Ralph Young. Bruce Schill ing. Joyce Bennett. Robert l.. M:Cro-,key. page lhirty two wil i mars This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett li - s ri, -, Q 2 FIRST Row: tleft to rightl Mr. McCroskey, Janet Montgomery. Ann Heckman, Bruce Schilling, Sue Cooperrider. Ralph Young. Joanne Hutchins, Rachel Collins, Sara Hartman. SECOND Row: Mary Lou King. Joan McDaniel, Barbara Crozier, Judy Hoffman, Mary lfllen Quick, Alice Hutchins. Janet Gordon, Mary Lou Williams, Carol Lantz. Barbara Schroer, Sue Claggett. Barbara De l.ancey. THIRD Row: Joyce Bennett, Sue Pinkerton, Mary Ellen Moss, Jessie Hodges, l,avona Poulton. Maryan Francis, Sarah Jane Arnold, Patricia Homer, Kathryn Lane, Effie Jane Weekly'. Vera l.ewis. lela Piper, ITOLYRTH Row: Patricia Breymaier, Mary Ellen Shields. Stephen Spaulding, David James, Bill Nlooice. David Morgan, David Bayley. Ronald Van Atta, David Grant, Donald Carlyle. Robert Deal, lidith Young. Patricia Cowherd. lzeapian ocieiy OFFICERS President . . , . . . Ralph Young Vice-President . . , . Joanne Hutchins Secretary ., . . Ann Heckman Treasurer . , Sue Cooperrider Social Chairman . . Rachel Collins Sergeant at Arms . . . Bruce Schilling Thespian Society, The Granville High School Dramatic Club, started this year with a tar and featheringn initiation for it's new members. The club unanimously voted to join the Thespians, a nation-wide dramatic society. The primary objective of the club is not only to teach acting. but to teach the technique of applying make-up. and constructing sets. This year the club produced three one act plays directed by the club advisor. Mr. McCroskey. These plays, Pink and Patches. Jazz and Minuetf' and 'Poor Mad' d.1lena were presented on March 16th, This page Sponsored by Thespian Society page thirltf-lliret 1 BACK Row: tleft to rightl Montgomery, Pat lireymaier. Mary ffllen Moss. Barbara Schroer. .lessi llodges, Mary lou King. .lanet Ciordori, .loanne Jones. Sue Cooperrider. .lean Spray. Sarah .lant 3 Arnold. Pat Homer. l avona lotilton. Alice Hutchins. l.ottise Tittts. Kathryn l.ane. Gertrude l.apke Mae Kirkendall. Mary lfllen Quick. IHIRD ROW: l,ois llronilieltl. Pat Cowht rd. .ludy llolliman. Carolyn Gosnell. JoAnn Davies. Batliara lJel.ancey, Mary lillen Shields. lidith Young, Alice Patten. Carol l.antl, Ruth Siegle. Vera l exvis Patty Shafer, Patty Clement. Kathryn Camp. lfleanor Blackstone, Barbara Phenetter. Nancy Allen Sl-NDN!! Row: Betty liields, liarbara Crozier. Mary l.ou King. .loan McDaniel, Margaret Vy'right Margie Brookband. Betty .lo llill. Rose Hutton. Zoanne Hobbs, Helen Kidwell, Mary l,ou XVil liams. Dorothy NVilcox. Charlotte l.ewis. Tommy Jean Driscoll, Rachel Collins. Harriet l.antl. l-tltsl Row: Miss Robinson. llearl Philipps. l.ila Battghnian, Nancy Toy, I.ela Piper, Joyce Bennett page llitrly lour Maryan lirancts. .loanne llutchins, .lime Jane Weekley, Harriett Wells, Sue Pinkerton, Sara llart- man, Sue Claggett, Ann Heckman. Miss Miley. -' eena Olfl5lClfRS President , . , . , Vice-llresident Secretary . Treasurer . Service Chairman Social Chairman Music Chairman Devotional Chairman Publicity Chairman Archivist .loyce Bennett Eflie Jane Weekly' Ann Heckman Sara Hartman l.ela Piper Susie Pinkerton Joanne Hutchins Maryan lfrancis Harriett NVells Sue Claggett Y-Teens started the year by inviting their mothers to .1 beautiful candle-light service held as their formal initiation. The clttb was divided into four groups or triangles, which chose a worthy project. These projects were: The Cottnty Home. The Veteran's Hospital, The State llospital. and ottr own Ciranville High. During the year the Y-Teens sold refreshments at the football and basketball games, sponsored the sending of candy bars to Europe, took charge of the Thanks giving assembly. visited the County Home, and ended the year happily with a dinner and theatre party. The clttb presented an ampliher to the school for ttse at football games. dances, and other school projects for which tt might be useful. The members ol' the club wish to thank our capable advisers, Miss Miley and Miss Robinson, and ottr ofhcers for their work during this especially Une year. This page Sponsored by Y-Teens Club L- JJ' The 1949-50 Hi-Y season has been a most enjoyable one. The group has function- ed under the able leadership of their adviser, Mr. Engle, and their president, Bill Moore. November found the Granville Hi-Y playing host to the district meeting. In April, they had their annual party with music, dancing, and delicious refreshments. Clcaning the trophies was one of the projects of the Hi-Y carried out this year. The club was also in charge of the Christmas assembly program in December. included in the program was the singing of carols and a scene portraying the coming of the Three Wise Men. This year the Hi-Y, as a body attended Sunday Church services in each of the four Granville Churches. At the close of a successful year the members feel confident that the organization will continue to grow and have many more such years. OFFICERS President ,,.... ,,., B ill Moore Vice-President . . . , , . Bruce Schilling Secretary ..... .,.. D avid Grant Treasurer ,,..,. . . . Brad Stark Sergeant at Arms . . . . Don Carlyle Chaplain .,...... . . Jack LeFevre Social Chairman ...,. . Ralph Young Secretary pro-temp ,. Sam Philipps LAST Row: lleft to rightl David Morgan. Glen Woodyard, Bruce Williams, Glenn Lookenott. Stephen Michaelis. David Bayley. Wayland Marlow, Walter Hodges. THIRD Row: James Carlyle, Donald Hill. John Butz, Thomas Sawyer. John Williams. David James, Robert Fitch. SECOND Row: Bill Moore, Frank Hall, Lloyd Lookenott. Stephen Spaulding, John Judge. Stephen Hankinson, Donald Pheneger. Mr. Engle. FRONT Row: Donald Carlyle, Sam Philipps, Bradford Stark, Jack Lelievre. Ralph Young, Bruce Schilling, David Grant. .. . ,412 This page Sponsored by Hi-Y Club page thirty-Hue pain' lf7fl'lll'S1.X Jlluaic 'l'he Granville High Marching Band stepped out this year in their snappy new uniloi-ms and gave many excellent performances on the football field during the half time period. The band is under the able direction of Mr. James Lee, who spent much time and effort improving it. Granville is very proud to have the largest marching band in the county. A feature of the expanded program for the band was the Spring Concert given in lVlarch. lt was well received and it is hoped it will be an annual event. 'lbe band members wish to express their appreciation to the school and the Band Boosters Club for their help in raising funds for their new uniforms and for purchasing new instruments which included two saxaphones. a bass drum, a sousa' phone, and a baritone. Several of the band members represented Granville at Ohio Wesleyan and the district contest at Denison University. The entire band performed at Otterbein Colf lege and one band member is participating in the state contest at Capital University. Several members are planning to attend the Baldwin Wallace Band Clinic held in June. Jiaml lIl4S'I' Roi. tlelt lo right! Mary Alice Clark. .lack Dudley. Ciarnett Ri---e kX'atkin'a. Barlwata lien mele, .loanne McKnight. Diane Burchard. Dorothy Shafer. Carolyn liidxvell. Rachel Collins. SLHDNIJ Row. lleft to rightl Carol lantl. Harriet l.antz. .lanet Gordon. Dick Martin, Juc Shields. David Morgan. David Mclfandish. Donald Hill. .lack XVoodrufl'. Barbara Och Maxine Shafer. Beverly Weekley', John King, Robert liitch. l.avona Poulton. 'lillililb ROW: tleft to tighil Elinor Blackstone. louise Bricker. lleltn Kidwell. Carol l-lill. Bo Aebersold. Ned Hannam. Shirley lantz. Bruce Vvlilliams. Barbara Barber. Cflaik Simpso Tom NVilliams, l.addie lioster, Sondra Hobbs. Virginia Vvlaring. ltitllilll ROW: lleft to right! lVlr. l.ee. lldith Young. Charlotte llill. Marv lillen Mes: l' llomer, .lim Young. lffue .lane Vwleekley. John Van Orman. Harriett kVells. .lack lloo David Pendergast. Rod Burchard. l.arry Blackstone. . . ' ' f Q .L - , A l t V This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Homer Cll0l'uJ lilltsl' ROW: llelt to right? Pairicia Bieymaier. Sue Claggett. Barbara Del.ancey. Patricia lruman. .Io anne Krause. Ned Hannum, Richard Gregory. Ann Heckman, l.ila Baughman. Carol Hill, Matt' Smith. Helen Kiciwell. Ruth Siegle. Sue Pinkerton. Barbara Crozier. Mr. l.ee. SIVCONIJ RO-W: lleft to rightj Tommie Jean Driskell, Sara Hartman. Mary lfllen MRBSKI. Jean Bach INAI1.l1l11INJl.Olll.JfllZ,lXCTlI'lCll1 VVelch. John Van Orman. Charlotte Hill. Shirley Keys. K Zoanne Hobbs, Betty Jo Hill, Phyllis Morrow. Harriett Wells, Kathryn Camp. lllllllb ROW: llett to rtghtl Rose Hutton. Mary Lou King. Jeanne Krause. Jessie Hodges, Steve . . ., .. 7 Spalding. Robert l-itch, John lking, Joseph Oliver, Janet Gordon, l atricia Cowherd. lfdith X ottng. Barbara Barber, Marjorie Broolxbanlc. Patricia Shafer. lilinor Blackstone. Beverly XVeels- lev, Dorothy wShafer', I liitlelll ROW: tlelt to rtghtl Pat Homer. Joyce Bennett, Eve Miller. Ruth Packer. Nixon Judge. Sam llhilipps. Jack XVoodrttfl'. Pavid Morgan. Ralph Young, David Bayley. .lack lel5evre. Sarah Jane Arnold. Joanne Hutchins, l.avonna Poulton, Louise Titus, litlie Jane Weelclev. A Mae liirlA.endall, Carol l.ant1. Mary ltte Vvlilliams. Under the capable direction of Mr. James Lee, the chorus this year has taken part in many school and county music activities. Thirteen members of the group were cho- sen to sing with all-county chorus. Twenty-four students from the chorus attended the annual music festival at Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware, Ohio this spring. ln December they presented a concert of beautiful Christmas music, ln April the chorus contributed to the Open House by participating in the music program with the band. A group from the chorus entered the contest for high schools held at Dennison University this year and won a good rating. With a satisfactory performance behind them, the chorus looks forward to a bigger and better year in '5l. i diana! Snaemble l:lRS'I' ROW: flelt to righll Harriet l.ant7. Beverly Vyleelt ley, Sue Claggelt. Rachel Collins, BACK ROW: Harry Sum- mers. Robert lfitch. .lohn King, David Morgan. Janet Gordon, lavonna l'oulton. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Arnold page lhlilftf-XL'L't'I7 BACK Row: lleft to right? Bob Deal. David 'Whiie. Martin Saunders. Jack l.el7evre. Steve Mich' aelis. David Bailey. David Morgan. David Grant, Jim Deal. MIDDLE Row: Brad Stark, Sara Hartman. Barbara Schoer. Jeanne Krause, Maryan Francis, ffflie Jane VJeekley, Vera lewis. Kathryn Camp. Bruce Schilling. Jim Young, FRONT Row: Bill Moore. .ltidv Johnson. lfllen Reeder. Sue Claggelt. Patty Shafer, Barbara Crozier. Nancy Toy, Doris Saunders. Rachel Collins, Mrs. lewis. earbook Staff The Senior Class of l950 in presenting this publication hopes that it will enable the public to become more familiar with the students. faculty, athletics. and activities which characterize Granville High School. The Class gratefully acknowledges those who have helped to make this 1950 publication of the Blue and White possible. Special thanks go to Mr. J. S. Mother- wav and the Pontiac Engraving Co.. Mr. Ralph Mickel and the Scholl Printing Co.. Mr. XV. C. Sims and the De Luxe Craft Manufacturing Co., Mr. Roland Thompson, phzitographer. and to the businessmen for sponsor pages and advertisements. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. William S. Moore page Ihfrltj mitrhr fue and 'uflzile ew.4 ournalidm This year the Blue and White Staff was considerably smaller than it was last year. We have succeeded in putting out a small weekly paper which was very popular with the student body along with a periodic large paper. Our accomplishments this year were dug largely to the keen and responsible assistance of our adviser, Mrs. Lewis. The mem- bers of the staff wish to thank her and our capable editor, Dave Grant, for their un- failing efforts. FIRST Row: ileft to rightl Sara Hartman, Ann I-leckman, Barbara DeI.ancey, Mrs. Lewis. Cnot shown David Grantj SECOND Row: Glen Roley, Effie Jane Weekley. Vera Lewis, Kathryn Camp. Sue Cooperrider, Young. Jim BACK Row: Bill Moore, Ralph Young. Martin Saunders, Ronnie Van Atta. Tom Sawyer, Bruce Schilling. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grant page thirttf- nine page forty ajoreltea This year as last, the band while marching. was under the able leadership of Lela Piper. The two majorettes, Sue Claggett and Mary Lou Williams, liivened the half- time shows by performing many dance steps and exhibitions of aton twirling. Both Lela and Mary are Seniors and Sue is a junior. All three girls should be con- gratulated for a job well done. Cleft to rightj Mary Lue Williams, Lela Piper, Sue Claggett. ,w 3 l x i Tbis page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piper Ovlda UV cfmla This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Claggett .4 51154 UV Zilmt This page Sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Nixon ll' i' 4 1949 gootbalf Sermon CHAMPIONS WE . ...,. 49 Sunbury , . WE 13 D . With eleven return lettermen from the 48 squad. the Gran- . . anvllle .,.... , , , ville Blue Aces waded through a rough nme game schedule, which WE . Fredricktown included two class A schools. They emerged with six victories and WE ,,...,.., I3 Westerville three defeats. In spite of the three losses, Granville copped the covet- WE ..... ,Mao Hebron ,..,,, ed championship by being undefeated in Lickin-g County. The WE by N 13 Johnstown U A---AA- team possessed unusually fine spirit and the ability to make a come- WE 35 P back, two things necessary for a top football team. To those boys ,, ,. . ataskala , . . who wont return next year we would like to say good luck in WE 'a 46 Um' whatever you do and wherever you go. Also we would like to WE ..........,. 14 Gahanna thank Coach Larry Peterson for his fine work with the varsity and Coach Ward Lahm for his fine work with the Reserves. TOP Row: lleft to rightj Coach Laurence Peterson. Jenoah La Rue, Donald Felumlee. Donald Carlyle. Richard Wright. Donald McDaniel, Jack Williams. Lynn Atwell, Walther Hodges. Ralph Young. Richard Fryman. Edgar Teaford. Lowell Thomas, Raymond Green. Bruce Schilli ng, Joseph Oliver, Ass't. Coach Ward Lahm. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Raymond Montgomery, James Hammond. John Lantz. Lawrence Camp. David James. David Bayley, Robert Simross, Glenn Lookenott, George Nash, Kenneth Hankinson. Robert Mach, Robert Shoemaker. Manager Steve Michaelis. FRONT Row: Kenneth Welsh, Ralph Butt. Glenn Roley. Nixon Judge. Richard Felumlee, Wayland Marlow, George Cramer, Lloyd Baker. James Lantz, William Riffle, Prank Hall. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Schilling page forty-four 'S' gi Y? ,-f. 3' 1 . era v ' K, ,fsffillligie KW i r 1 L lr Q-, A ,l v I , .f ' Zi' X 5 ll 3 i s ffl K -:,2,,, 5 'S xg ff 1 J -Q Y VT-111 il .Q hl fr ' L XVV: in ' A L g,IA Q V ' x l e N A we l ... A gricfdera lzai flag like 6lzamp4 This page Sponsored by Danny Peterson Umm Ivfz 1:- rrghll Young Carlyle Lanlz Simross Schilling Marlow lielumlce McDaniel Iljonnldl Coach Peterson Mgr. Michaclis Green lnokenolt Hankinsnn Cramer Xklllliams Hodges Wright Oliver Arwell Felumlce llfiicharrll page lorry-tzL lllisl' Row' R Cramer. S'EASON'S RECORD Granville 35 Upper Arlington Granville 71 Hanover-Toboso .. Granville 43 Hebron Granville 38 Worthington Granville 25 Utica ,... . Granville 57 Summit Station Granville 61 Westerville Granville H39 Gal-ianna-Lincoln . Granville 68 Johnstown Granville 59 Alexandria Granville 66 Homer . Granville 34 Newark St. Francis Granville 34 Johnstown Granville . B4 Jacksontown Granville 42 Hebron Granville .79 Alexandria . Granville , 48 Utica TOURNAMENT lCountyJ Granville 59 Homer Granville . 48 Utica . Granville . 62 Pataskala TOURNAMENT fDistricU Granville , ..70 Danville Granville .. 42 London . . . ivaraily Badkeiball This year's edition ol' Granville High Schools Varsity basketball squad was a very good one. Coach larry Peterson brought his squad victoriously through twelve ol the seventeen games played. ln the County league this year. the Blue Aces won 9 Olll of IZ. They lost two tough ones to Utica,and were defeated by a determined Hebron quintet. The team entered the County Tournament hopeful of bringing home the championship. lt looked lor a time as il they might do just that. as they steam-rollered over a surprisingly strong llomer team. only to be side tracked in another heart-breaking loss to Utica. The Blue Aces earned a berth in the District by edging ljataskala in a hard fought COIIIQSI. ln the District Tournament, they played aggressive. headseup basketball to squeak past a strong Danville live. The Aces couldnt keep up with a 'aller. last breaking London team, and were rudely jolted out of the tournaments. Steve Michaelis. Bruce XVilliams, and Lynn Atwell were honored by being chosen to the second All-County Basketball Team. XVith only four of the twelve players on the squad graduating. next year's team should be a very promising one. HK ROW: tlelt to rightil Manager: David James. Vilalter Hodges, Robert Simross. Steven Michaeliis. Nick lindsey, Vx'ayland Marlow. lynn Atwell. Coach: l.aurence Peterson. ichard lielumlee, .loseph Oliver. Bruce Vdilliams. Ralph Young, Donald Carlyle. George pum- ' This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. John Carlyle lorltf sm' e.4erue Jfaakeibalf losses only one was a county game. score of 37 to 38. Season's Record WE .... . . .35 Upper Arlington '56 RBJQPUBJ WE. . . . . 40 Hanover Toboso, lZ WE .,., , . 50 Hebron ...,.. . 28 Sparked by fast and smart playing the Reser- WE' V- -- .23 WQYITHHSYOH V - 36 ves battled through a tough season to emerge champ- WE ' ' Q29 Uma .' A ' ' ' '30 , , . . . WE ..,, .,.3Z Summit .. 6 ions in their league. This is the second year that WE uvnh H928 Westerville I V29 the Reserves have attained this honor. They play- WE ,.., ,M25 Gahana ,A , 20 ed a total of I7 games with only 5 losses. Of these WE- V - - - .46 J0hr1SIOWn . . . 28 WE ,.., .. 47 Alexandria . 20 WE. ,. H52 Homer , 15 In the final game of the year the Reserves WE , , . , , 43 Johnstown , 30 nosed out Utica for the championship by the WE ---, - - 53 J2lCkS0nIOWn . Z5 WE .... , 49 St. Francis . 4'- WE ,.., .. 48 Alexandria . 31 WE ..., .H38 Hebron . '52 WE ..,, ...38 Utica .. ,...37 FIRST Row: Cleft to rightl Coach Ward Lahm, Lawrence Daniels, Glenn Woodyard, Glenn Lookenott David Bayley, James McDaniel, Robert Shoemaker, Robert Mach, Sterling Milner, Raymond Mont gomery: Manager. SECOND Row: Robert McDaniel, Glen Roley, David White, Richard Fryman, John Judge, Ralph Butt Kenneth Welsh. Ben Boring. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. White page forty-seven -oc. . X - w . I.-1 ' K' K X :X ' 3 I 1 fi ' K., N .' fb Vs 1 E .A'l'XX'lil.l 5' E V. I ' F ' X b k Sl , 3 , 'I .. , ,J H ' CARI YI 1- ' A 1 'B-,sl ', if Q , . , v f'- vm' ' ' s ,, X 'S Q ty. , X I rf Lil ' r Q. ' ' - . 4 W 1 g f 1 f. . CRAM1 R 1 4 f 8 f ' : 4 ' ' 1 1 5 . 1 . f f ' 59 V K. , g . Q' I Lk L! L , - 7x I' 1' ' X I5 - v T 1 .I X Y . f N' gf' 'K gig - 1 K J Q . h -xt w Q e 1' , 1 , 2 ,, ,. , 5, NAI M111-1 S. SM fi ' T 3' f 1 i N 3 if v Z F 1' , 4 1 ' ' . fe ' ' X I f A1 , ' Q' ,L ,' '1i ' . 311 ' ' ' ' HOIJLHI-S .. V1 f F 'Q ' VD, N 4' W.. ' ' l.lN1usM' +V Q MARLUW ff I g' ' .f yy . X ' .. . . Mlcill,-xxf1.ls ' VU: ' l O1.1vx1R K . D i - 5 Smlzoss 4 an 'K' ' W .G 't ' , . , , ' 1 K , y . 4-4 W ,mx K .k 5 XXu,l.1M1s . A ,X 'Y' ,u 1 5 YOUNQ 5 ' x - P, 2 iw. Y E Ei P 2 'if if .lfxxuas rlwnm ' W! 1 , I 5 V' mf . 7 'E 'E ' ' pl l'i5RfiUN QCMM 2 ' Q I l U 3 oop.4ler.4 Show grit Un .Hardwoo This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Williams page' forigl-viyhi A i 5 Q. A1 An FRONT Row: lleft to right? Robert Shoemaker, Richard Felumlee, Don Felumlec. I.loyd Lookenotl George Cramer, Lowell Scott. Don Carlyle, Darell Riflle, BACK Row: Ward Lahm, Ralph Young, Glenn Woodyard, Bob Simross. Nick Lindsey. Glenn Lookenott Ben Boring, Richard White, Sam Philipps, Richard Wright. Jiaaeball The record hung up by the Blue Aces baseball team last year was the County Championship and the runner up team to Cardingf ton, District Tournament winner at Columbus. The 5O team open- ed the season with a flying start to equal this record by defeating Upper Arlington and Utica. Greeting Coach Ward Lahm were eleven lettermen from last year's team. The spirit of the team coupled with the ine coaching of Mr. Lahm has made baseball one of the most popular sports at G. H. S. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Philipps paqe forty-nine puqt' fifty lillihlf ROW: tleft to rightl Tom Ramsay, Jim Kennedy, David Hartsough, Sl-COND ROW: Kathryn Camp. Mary I.ou King. l.Asl ROW' .Joanne Krause, Sara Hartman, Dorothy Wilcox, Janet Montgomery, Jessie Hodges, Char lotte lewis. I'.1trici.t Breymaier. Pearl Philipps. CIIBBFIBGCIHFJ Fititeen rahs for the Granville team! That should also be fifteen rahs for the Granville Cheerleaders. This year the cheerleaders had 1 new adviser, Mrs. Dunn. They have shown much improvement, at our games. by bringing along those joyful smiles, snappy yells and colorful uniforms. Our varsity cheerleaders are seven in number: five girls and two boys. The squad is completed by a reserve section of five girls. XVorking harmoniously, they skillfully inspire the Granville fans to lend their wholehearted vocal support to our teams. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hodges omecoming Time marches on! This was the theme for Homecoming this year. Gayly dec- orated floats were used to show the changes from colonial times to the modern era in such things as the home, books, schools, dating, and music. A close and exciting game in the evening, with the presentation of the Queen and her attendents at half- time, proved a fitting ending to the 1949 Homecoming. This page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hartman Cleft to rightl Harriett NVells. Sara Hart . and Mary Ellen Shields. MV for-t QW sig l ls. 'X -4 An sv S A Ml for ibe'x eff? -In page fifty-two C. G. SELLERS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 125 East Broadway GRANVILLE, OHIO Compliments of .IOHN D. EVANS Licensed Funeral Director Ambulance Service FUNERAL HOME 117 South Pearl Street Phone 8282 HAYNES MARKET nan Fresh Fruit SL Produce Groceries - Tobacco - Candy sport shop Luncheon Meats - Cheese and Dairy products for distinctive Open 7 Days a Week sportswear PHONE 8-4471 5 Miles North - Rt. 661 GRANVILLE, OHIO KNOWN FOR PERSONAL SERVICE THE JAMES K. MORROW FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE GRANVILLE'S ONLY PRACTICING LICENSED EMBALMER PHONE 8126 12 1 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET Compliments of HUD'S CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Painting-Body and Fender Work Come Out, Robert C. Edwards Swim and Relax 139 W. Broadway AT Phone 8148 Spring Valley INSURANCE Pool GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '50 Compliments of THE CORNER WE NEVER CLOSE THE PEOPLES STATE BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ALADDIN RESTAURANT FINE FOODS . . . FINE SERVICES . . . FINE CUSTOMERS Gene 8: Scooter Phone 8216 page fifty- three Our Specialty Compliments ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Steaks . . . Chops Sandwiches of Dr. J. W. Rohrer DENTIST GRANVILLE GRILL Open 6:30 A.M. until Midnight We Deliver Addie M. Slack 206 East Broadway page fifty-four Phone s-4533 INSURANCE T A Y L 0 R ' S DRUGS SODAS scHooL SUPPLIES 132 Broadway Phone 8229 Compliments Best Wishes of For Class JAMES of 1950 CAMPUS SHOP Granville Cooperative Compliments of SPRING HILL GRAHAM'S RED 8: WHITE GROCERY GRADE A MEATS X-70 GASOLINE G. B. Futerer CLEANING Congratulations - and - CLASS OF '49 PRESSING GRANVILLE VALET SHOP RECREATION Don Johnson STUART'S JEWELRY 8: GIFT STORE HAMILTON, ELGIN 8: BOULEVARD WATCHES We Specialize in Gifts For All Occasions GEO. STUART Jeweler and Optometrist I page fifty-Eve page fifty-six aileen dunkin shop GRANVILLE, ol-no Well Chosen Gifts For All Occasions To Suit Any Purse Tires 8: Welding BOB TUOHY 5 8: 101: Store and FOR SCHOOL BILL TAVENER SUPPLIES Prospect Street At Jay Tire Service Phone 8219 STAR BILLIARDS C0 'l f 'f fS PIPES - LIGHTERS of TOBACCO BERGEW5 Pocxm' BILLIARDS Filling Station BAKER BROS. INIPLEMENT CO. MINNEAPOLIS - MOLINE Sales - Parts - Service GRANVILLE Phone 8 3 42 Compliments Pocket Billiards of 85 Confectionery METZ RECREATION THE HUT Central City BOB 85 BERNICE K Licenses - Ammunitions Compliments Fine Dry Cleaning of Especially For You B- L- FRANCIS ERSKINE CLEANERS J E W E L E R Corner Prospect 85 College Hamilton Phone 8-4572 Harvel ,ll h. Watches Granvi e, O io C0mPlime11fS WELSI'I'S GROCERY of The Complete Food Market 0' E' Carl Welsh, Prop. Veterinarian G.H.S-. '31 AN K E L E,s Compliments Of . Fon FLOWERS MARATHON Granville, Ohio-Phone 8218 Johnstown, Ohio-Phone 63 SERVICE STATION RAYMOND HOOD Phone 85204 page fifty-seven We Have Hood HUFFMAN MARKET P, F, B1-and Groceries and Meats Tennis Shoes WE DELIVER Flshers Shoe Service Phone 8165 - Broadway Compliments SARGENT'S MEAT MARKET TREBY DRUGS Compliments Walgreen Agency Phone-83 1 2 TOWN 8: GOWN 127 E. Broadway pagc fifly-right WHEN YOUR PLANS INCLUDE Printing CONSULT Granville Times Press GREGORY HARDWARE O DEAN AND BARRY PAINTS SPORT GOODS GENERAL HARDWARE TOYS Mike Gregory, Prop. FLOWERS F OR All OCCASIONS Thomas Plant 81 Floral Co. The Granville Opera House Broadway and Main RObIl1S0lI Radios 84 Television, Inc. CABINET Central Ohio's Largest Radio Shop SHOP Phone 8228 ANTIQUE Granville-Newark Pike Restoration Reproduction Operated by DUKE SCHWARZKOPF Phone 8 548 3 Automotive Supplies, Inc. 11-15 S. Fourth St. NEWARK, OHIO 2971 Phones 2972 Complete Parts and Machine Shop Service page .fifty-nine page sixty ROLAN THOMPSON Photographers PORTRAITS WEDDING FORMALS WEDDING CANDIDS CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL Granville, Ohio Phone 8167 THE GRANVILLE INN AND GOLF COURSE, INC. DEN! SCJN UNIVERSITY OFFERS THE WELL-QUALIFIED HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Liberal Arts Training as Pre-Professional Preparation or as Basic Training for Various Careers Apply early in senior year to the Ofiice of Admission Doane Administration Building Denison University Granville, Ohio page sixty-one Compliments of Dinner Bell Restaurant 34 W. Main St. Newark, Ohio Home Cooked Food Always Open ABBOTT'S Footwear for all Occasions 9 South Park Plac Newark, Ohio ig-:wo BORDEN'S Dairy and Ice Cream Co. BETTER LIVING MEANS ELECTRICAL LIVING nf OHIO- POWER? . DONEFF'S Congratulatzons FINE Eoons CLASS OF 1950 45 South Second Street BEVERLY sl-loP Newark, Ohio Eoon MARKET 19 South Park Place BAKERY - RESTAURANT BETTER VALUE CLOTHES At Small Cost To You T H E H U B NEWARK, oH1o iw , - I, -, - .JST ,ji B 5 NW fx 'JQQQ' 'Y , 5- A1 ... E ,- ,A ,- f I Z - - ffl' ' fgrz f -A 5 ' RSLQQT, :Ewa .P.'f.CQMDANY T, Oi ::- Q h' .--V ! , g . , , -Fm, -F .: T .fr 5 :53'a::::::::. 53 ,Q ,,4,,,,,5,j, 'K ' F ----,: '1' f4, -Hg - 1' in-A615 IRQ A f.'..ti'ffl.f:: - --, ' V? 'J' Q ' A, fx Q, , 1.3, f,f-K N k oh' RMT! E ' A T ewar , 10 ' ' ' W 0 v IN NEWARK 1T'S KING'S DEPARTMENT STORE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE page sixty- three page sixty-four n Compliments of When you need Good Furmture Go To Carlile's SAM ALBAN FURNITURE 57-59 Wes: Main RUGS STOVES I Crane-Krieg-Flory CARLlLE'S Hardware West Main at Arcade Annex NEWARK 1 1 South Park Newark, Ohio LOOK YOUR SMARTEST IN A VARSITY TOWN Hermann The Clothier Hermann The Clothier 5 South Third Street Compliments of Newark Bargain Shoe Store Coal for Any Heating Job Call PHONE 6020 DIXIE COAL YARD 411 Stanberry Street NEWARK, OHIO John Branscome, Owner Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1950 TEDOS MOTOR SERVICE We Never Close PHONE 3520 Compliments of B 8: L MOTOR FREIGHT, Inc. Contract Motor Carrier NEWARK, OHIO HUFFMAN MOTOR TRUCK SALES INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK Sales and Service 675 W. Church St. Phone 2565 L. J. HUFFMAN Newark, Ohio page sixiy- five page sixly-six Compliments of SPALDING FARM CENTER, Inc. 600 W Church St. NEWARK, OHIO Fishing Tackle-Guns Compliments of Licking Laundry Co. Farquhar and Steinbaugh L d . ann ry 116 Union Street D Cl ' ' ry eanmg Ammunitions - Confectionary I Rug Cleaning C Complete Fur Service O Rental Linen Compliments of Phone 4045 7 'ER SIORE LN 29 N 4th sr. u Newark, Ohio 29-31 West Church Street MERRILL R. MONTGOMERY LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES NEWARK, oH1o Congratulations to the Class of 1950 ATH-A-NOR THE MAY - FIEBEGER CO. Phone 6069 Newark, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of McMICHAEL JEAN FROCKS, Inc. MUSIC STORE 37 N 3rd St' 17 West Church Street Newark Newark Ohio S C 0 T T ' S Management Group COMPLETE 3' HOME FURNISHERS The Pure Oil Company East Park Place Newark, Ohio Heath Refinery TOOTHAKER YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Corner North Third and Church Streets NEWARK OHIO page sixty-seven Congratulations to The Class of 1950 H. L. ART YOUR JEWELER Diamonds - Watches Jewelry of Quality Credit Terms 18 North Park Place NEWARK, OHIO Compliments of KREAGER 8: TOOTHMAN DRUG STORE Phone 4347 7 South Park Place Newar Ohio AIRESMAN ELECTRIC CO. 56 West Main St. NEWARK, OHIO THE NEWARK TELEPHONE COMPANY A HOME INSTITUTION Telephone Service a great convenience The best approach to employment Indispensable to Success in Business CALL STATION 201 1 WHEN APPLYING FOR SERVICE page sixty-eight IEW' AUDITORIUM BUILDING EXCLUSIVE NEWARK, OHIO NOT EXPENSIVE CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1950 GREEN BAY FUR CO. S-tetson Hats Stetson Shoes J NEWARK Phone 3755 - South Park Place Hart, Schaffner, and Marx Clothes page sixty-nine page seventy Compliments of Wolfe, the Tire Man Newark, Ohio Compliments SHOP MODERNE Hat Cleaning Dry Cleaning 38 N. Third St. Newark, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of '50 HORNERS NEWARK PAINT CO. THE M ' T l Bld asomc empe g. JUHNSSQEROLL Newark, ohio Dean and Barry Newark's Practical Paints for all Purposes Leading Department IMPERIAL WASHABLE Store WALLPAPER Compliments of Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back Newark, Ohio 35 West Main St. Phone 6335 Eardley Lumber, Inc. 86 East Locust at First NEWARK, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Newark, Ohio OF GRANVILLE MOTOR STAGES INC. About Your Next Step Forward Where do you go from here? Perhaps it will be in further pur- suit of formal education in colleges and universities, or it may be directly into the field of business and industry. Regardless of your choice, your friends and neighbors at Owens- Corn- ing Fiberglass Corporation wish you every success in the years ahead. To each of you go our congrat- ulations upon your graduation from Granville High School. OWENS CORNING I B LAS page seventy-two THE BEAUTY BOX Offers COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Three Competent Operators For Appointment PHONE 84533 Compliments of GRANVILLE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION page seventy-three L. an A ERICAN TR D1T1o i With each year of constant progress and faithful adherence 'g Y to the traditions of Originality and Distinction , Pontiac l . . 5 l remains the Master Engravers to Amer1ca's Schools. Q i 5 The Pontiac proven technique of modern methods of ? reproduction by experienced craftsmeng the employment of l l, i the most modern precision equipmentg the artistic abilities 1 of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps in A publishing a successful yearbook. 'Q 4 All of the personnel of the Pontiac School Publications 4 Division are proud of their participation in the publication of your yearbook and express their appreciation for the ..- In K r splendid cooperation by your staff: Pontiac I . Q 812-822 W. VAN BUREN ST.O CHICAGO 7. 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