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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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DEDICATION le, the Senior Glass of 1951, dedicate this, our annual, to Ernie who for years has dons much of the necessary work that makes our school function. To Ernie who, likeus, isinhisfinalyearindranville High School, we would like to psy public recognition for s Job welll done. AIMINISTRATION Patience and perserverance are two of the many fine traits possessed by our able leaders. With Mr. Martin as superintendent and Mr. Smith as principal, the atmosphere during our school dave has been indeed pleasant. We vrish to thank them for their excellent advice and co-operation throughout our years at Granville High School. Sponsored by Mr. 8: Mrs. C.H. Shelton 6 Row 3 LAWRENCE PETERSON EDNA WALZ MARTHA RDBINSON ANNA COZAD ACKLEY THELMA M-ILE! Row 2 Trim. FOSTER CHARLES ENGLE FANCIIION LEWIS JAMES LEE LOUANN SPILLMAN Row 1 RICHARD ANSON WILLIAM PICKETT cmums SHELTON MIRIAM WEIDEMAIER 'EV 'Q' 4 Ns I DL ea ilk HIGH SCHJOL FACULTY Rio Grarxie, Olivet and O.S.U.-A.B. and ILA.-Social Science, Ninth Grade Plvsical Education, Drivers Training, Head Coach. Ohio Ohio State, A.I2. and B.S.-Bookeeping, Shorthand, Typing, School Activity accounts, Programs, Eligibility, Sophomore Homeroom. Univ. of Michigan, B.S.-American History, World History, Civics, year Book Subscriptions, Honor Society, Y-Teen Advisor, Senior Homeroom. Ohio State, A.B., B.S. and M.A.-Latin I and Latin II, French I and French II, English 9, Administration of Play Tickets, Tenth Grade Homeroom. Denison and 0.S.U.,-A.B. and M.A.- Eighth Grade Arithmetic , Algebra, Geometry, Senior Math, Y-Teen Advisor, Junior Homeroom. Denison, A.B.-English Seven, Social Science Seven and Nine Girlls Pkvsical Education, Director of Cheerleaders, Eighthlrade H0m6I'0Ome Ohio State, B.S.-Industrial Arts, Hi-Y Advisor, Visual Education Ohio State, B.S.-English eight, Nine, and Ten, world History, Blue and White Neve, Ninth Grade Homeroom. Baldwin Wal1ace,B.S.M.-Chorus,H.gh School Band, Elementary lhzsio. Ohio Sta.te,B.S.-Home Ee. Seventh,Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth, Grade Home Economics, School Banquets , Seventh Grade Homeroom. Ohio State, B.S.-English Seven and Nine, Public Speaking, Am. Literature and English Literature, Play Coach, Thespian Advisor Junior Hemeroom. Bowling Green, B.S.-Social Science Eight, Arithmetic Seven, Gen. Math, Assistant Coach, Seventh Grade Homeroom. Denison,B.A.-Biolog,mglish Eight and Ten, American Literature, Year Book Advisor, Annual Ads , Ninth Grade Homeroom. Warren High School, School Secretary. 7 ELEIIEBITABITEAGHERS Basic knowledge is necessary for ary task under- taken. That is thy the job of the elementary teachers is so important. They mold the basis of lmmrledge which leads students to a more prosperous life in higz school and later years. They are doing a. fine job of training the younger people for future life and will continue to do so. 8 CUSTODIANS Ray Parker lr. Parker, who began his work here two years ago, has done an outstanding job. He has won many friends among the students and fac- ulty. We especially appreciate his cheerfulness and co-operation during his regular hours and evenings, when events are held in the building. Ernie llouser lr. Mouser canpletes his twenty-sixth year as custodian at Granville High School this year. He is best known to the students and fac- ulty as Ernie. He has done a won- derful job to make our school attrac- tive and well kept. This being his last year, we wish to express our appreciation for his untiring efforts. Howard Bcwmn llr. Bowman is com- pleting his second year as a custo- dian at the grade school. He has dons a splendid job of keeping the build- ing clean. The warn room that the children come into on cold mornings are the result of llr. Bowman's sf- forts. 9 r I 5 f'+f Cr F . 2 4 X, N t, , ' S4 Left to right--Hrs. Heddleson, Mrs. Hall, Dick Davis, Jenoah LaRue. CAFETLRIA STAFF Mrs. Edith Hall and Mrs. Heddlesoq or UMomH, as every- one knows her, were in charge of the cafeteria. They started a new system of plate lunches which proved to be very effective. The students, who were there to help serve, did a splendid job. Everyone can say that all of them did a wonderful job and the food was both wholesome andappetiz- ing. PROJECTOR STAFF 3rd row--John King, Jim Carlyle. Lowell Thomas, Paul Layman, Robert Fitch, James McDaniel. 2nd rona-Glenn Roley, Jack Dudley, Fred Braddock,Carl Sawyer, Mr. Engle. lst row--Richard Davis, Don Cordray, Thomas Davis, Clark Simpson, Francis Bayley. 10 classes ,Q WHOE WHO Dave Bayley - Reached moon by rocket ship of his cm design. lhve James - lotion picture director. Dave Morgan - World famed brain surgeon. Jim Deal - The UN's highly respected French translater. Jim lhlhniel - Successful writer of short stories. Don Pheneger - lrites comic strip for the Newark Advocate. Dick Seymour - Automobile designer. Paul Il-YI!!! - State Grange lhster. Jack lillisue - High pressure Oldsmobile Salesmn. Bruce William - llilton Berle of Television. lynn Atwell - Discovered gold in a coal mine. Glenn Loolnenott - Singer on his can 'N show. John Butz - Construction hxgineer in Brazil. Walter Hodges - Printing a new dictionary of language. Bay Green - lhncher in Nevada. Dick Felunlee - Famous prize-fighter. Nick Lindsey - mecutive at the Pure on Coapaxv in Alaska Hickey Hankinson - Head of the Iumn's Draft Board. Carl Slith - Chief executive at Ulm! Corning Fiberglas, Herbert B11 - Tnffic Patrolmn for Granville. Dick tryna - A grease monkey. Dick Fright - Iorld traveler and lecturer. Ballad Gittings - Head of State Highway Patrol in Africa. Steve llchselis - Is teaching Hollywood stars the newest techniques of Lovemld.ng. Joe Oliver - Replaced Jack Arltrong for the A11 American Boy. George Cramer - A11 American halt-back. B111 Biffle - leight lifter in circus. Jil Carlyle - chlQiOIl hog caller ot the lest. 12 JN 1967 Effie leekley - Famed sculptor and artist. lhry loss - Head of Ladies Aid Association. lhry Inu Pickering - Noted dressmker and designer economi- cally her olm model. Pat Breymier - llanager of a Ladies' girdle shop. Janet Montgomery - Gossip columnist for N. I. Times. Janet Gordon - Famous roman scientist. Betty Jo Hill - Famous hair dresser. Joann Davies Carolyn Gosnell colmn. - Co-authors of a new sensational love-lorn Sue Cleggett - Omer of a large dairy farm. Doris Saunders - Airline hostess for the TIA. Barbara Delancey - Established a speed record for typing. Barbara Sehroer - Hee her oln turkey farm. lhry Lou King - Greatest 'clock watcher' in the world. Vera Lslis - Head nurse of hospital of a world famous doctor. Harriet Lantn - Lost 51,000 by refusing to sell the secret or! her d:l.mp1es. Alice Patten - Secretary of State Higl'nvay Department. Vilma Bricker - Bead of a day nursery at Columbus. Laura lu Collins - Assistant in lilnvs nursery. Pat Homer - Lady lrestler. Nancy Allen - Tightrope talker. Fern Smith - Drivers' training teacher at G. H. S. Barbara Crozier - Inventor of new mthod of stenogrsphy. Ipvona Poulton - Her all-girl band has proven stiff ooupetition for Phil Spitalny. 'IK A A ay' Left to right-Doris Saunders, Patricia Breymaier, Steve Michaelis,Ja.ck Williams, Dave James, Ray Green. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . Doris Saunders Vice President . . . . Steve Michaelis Secretary. . . . . . Jack Williams Treasurer. . . . . . . David James Student Gommcil Representative. . . . Ray Green Social Chainuan. . . . . Pat Breymaier From good managing comes a good class. This year the senior class officers have played a big part in maldng our activities and projects a success. Their leadership has carried us through the year swiftly, as is the case with happy years. U 14 Nlli y.M4v NANCY ALLEN- G.H.s. 3,h3 Y-Teens 3, LYNN ATWELL- G.H.s. l,2,3,u5 Foot- ball 1,2,3,hj Basketball Reserve 13 Basketball Varsity 2,3,hj Track 23 All-County Football h. DAVID BAILEY- c.H.s. 1,2,3,u3 class Treasurer l, Social Chairman 2,3 3 Student Council hg Hi-Y 2,3,hj Hi-Y President hs Thespian 3,h3 Chorus 1, 2,3,h5 Senior Scholarship Team bi Honor Society 3,h3 Honor Society Chaplain hy Annual Staff l,2,3, My Editor of Blue and White bg Football 1,2,3,h3 Varsity Basketball h 5 Reserve Basketball l,2,33 Track 23 Junior Play 33 All-County Chorus h. WILMA BRICKER- G.H.S. 1, 2, 3, ug Y- Teens 2. PAT BREYNAIEN- c.H.s. 1,2,3,n5 Class Secretary 23 Class Social Chairman bg Y-Teens 2, 3, bs Thespian 3, hs Thespian Sergeant at Arms L3 Chorus 33 Cheerleader Reserve 1,25 Varsityh 3,b3 Journalism bs Girl's Sextet 3. JOH BUTZ- o.H.s. 1,2,3,h3 Hi-I 2,3 , hg Thespian 33 Chorus 2,33 Reserve Basketball ls Golf 2,3. JAMES CARLYLE- c.H.s. 1, 2, 3, by Hi-Y 3,h3 Football 23 Track 3. SUE CLAGGETT- G.H.s. L 2,3,hg student Council Treasurer bg Y-Teens 2,3,h 3 Y-Teens Archivist 3, President hs Thespian 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Drum Major- ette., 2,3,h3 All-County Band 2,3, hs Honor Society 3,h3 Annual Staff 3,h. 15 HW 5 '7'f' Sgw' 'Ullunnt' Sponsored by Mr. and Urs Roy DeLancey LAURA MAL coLL1Ns- G.H.s. l,2,3,h. GEORGE CRAAQSR- G.H.s. 1, 2,3,hs Foot- ball 2,3,hj Reserve Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 2,3,hj Baseball l,2,33 Track Z 33 All-County Football M. BARBARA cRozIRR- G.H.S, 2, 3, bg Y- Teens 3,h3 Chorus 2,33 Annual Staff 3,h3 Honor Society h. JMWDWE3Gj5.LLLmYJwm 2, 3, L3 Cafeteria Staff 1,23 Betty Lamp 1. JAMES DEAIF G.H.S4 3,b3 Thespian hs Senior Scholarship Team hy Annual Staff 3,h. BARBARA DeLANCEY- G.H.S. 1, 2, 3, L15 Vice-President 13 Y-Teens 2, 3zhS Thespian 33 Chorus 1, 2,33 Band 1, 23 All-County Band 13 Honor Society 3, hg Journalism 2, 3,h3 Junior Play33 Annual Staff h. RICHARD FRLUMLEE- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3,243 H1- y 2,3,h3 Football 1,2,3,hj Varsity Basketball 2,3,hj Reserve Basketball 13 Baseball 1,2,3. RICHARD FRYMAN- c.H.s. 1, 2,3,hg Foot- ball 1,3,hj Varsity Basketball h 3 Reserve Basketball 2,33 Baseball 3 3 Track 2. 16 ROLAND GITTINGS- o.H.s. bg H1-Y hs Football h. JANET GORDON- G.H.s. 1,2,3,h3 Y-Teens 2,3,h5 Thespian 3,h3 Thespian Trea - surer hg Chorus 1,2,3,hj Band 1, 2,3, bg Senior Scholarship Team hs All- County Chorus hs Honor Society h 3 Junior Play 33 Annual Staff h, CAROLYN GOSNELL- G.H.S. 1,2,3,h5 Y- Teens 2, 3, hs Cafeteria Staff 1, 23 Betty Lamp 1. RAY GREEN- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3,15 Student Council by Football 1,2,3,hQ Junior Play 3,h5 All-County Football h. HERBERT HALL- G.H.S. l,2,3,h3 Foot- ball h. KENNETH HANKINSON- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3,143 Hi-Y 2,3,h5 Hi-Y Vice-President hs Journalism 13 Football 1, 2, 3, hs Reserve Basketball 13 Track l,2, 33 All-Cou ty Football h. BETTY JO HILL- G.H.S. 1, 2, 3, hi Y- Teens 2, 3, bg Chorus 2, 3, hs All County Chorus h. WALTER HODGES- o.H.s. l,2,3,h3 Hi - Y 2, 3, hs Hi-Y Sergeant at Arms h 3 Chorus 1,2,hj Football 2,3,h3 Varsity- Basketball 33 Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Track 2, 33 Junior Play 33 Golf 2,3, h. 17 4, N-af PATRICIA HOMER- G.H.s. 1, 2,3,hg Y- Teens 2,3,h5 Thespian 3,b5 Chorus 1, 2,3,h5 Band l,2,3,h5 Junior Play 35 All-County Chorus h. DAVID JAxms- G.H.s. 1, 2,3,h5 class Vice-President 35 Class Treasurer bg Hi-Y 2,3,h3 Hi-Y Chaplain hgihespian 3,hg Thespian Vice-President M 5 Chorus 1,25 Senior Scholarship Team hg Honor Society bg Football 2,35 Varsity Basketball Manager 35 Junior Play 35 Reserve Basketball 1,2. MARY Lou KING- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3,hg 1- Teens 2, 3, he Thespian 35 Chorus 33 Reserve Cheerleader l, 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, h5Journalism hghnnual Staff M. HARRIST LANTZ- G.H.S. 1, 2, 3,hg Y- Teens 2,3,h5 Chorus 1,25 Band l,2,3, by Ensemble 35 All-County Band 2,3, h. gig? g?E?AN- G.H.S. l,2,3,h5 Junior VERA LEWIS- G.H.s. 2, 3, ng Student Council 35 Y-Teens 2, 3,h5 Y-Teens Social Chainnan bg Thespian 35 Honor Society 3,h5 Journalism 35 Annual Staff 3,hg Cafeteria Staff 3. NICHOLIS LINDSEY- G.H.s. 1,2,3,h3 Hi- Y M5 Varsity Basketball 3,h5 Reserve Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1, 2, 3 5 Track 3. GLENN LOOKENOTT- G.H.s. l,2,3,hg Hi- ! 2,3,h5 chorus 1,b, Football 3,bg Reserve Basketball 1, 2,35 Varsity Basketball hy Baseball l,2,35 Track 2,35 Junior Play 35 All-County Foot- Ba11 ug All-County chorus h. 18 JAMES McDANIEL- G.H.S. l,2,3,hg Foot- ball l,23 Reserve Basketball 2,3 3 Junior Play 3,h. STEVE MICHAELIS- G.H.S. 1, 2, 3, by Senior Class Vice-President: Hi-Y Manager 33 Varsity Basketball 2,3,hg Reserve Basketball lg Track l,2,3 JANET MONTGOMERY- G.H.S. 1, 2, 3, bg Y-Teens 2,3,h3 Thespian 3,hg Reserve Cheerleader 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader hg'Journalism. DAVID uo ciu- G.H.s. l,2,3,h5 student Council hg Hi-Y 2,3,hg Hi-Y Treasurer bg Thespian 3,hg Thespian President hg Chorus l,2,3g Band l,2,3,h5 Senior Scholarship Team hg Orchestra l,2, 3, hy Annual Staff 3,h3 Junior Play 35 Honor Society h, All-County Band h. MARY 3,h5 Thespian 3,h3 Thespian Social Chairman by Chorus 2, 35 Band 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader bg Journalism 2, bg Gir1's Sextet 3. Moss- G.H.s. 2, 3, by I-Teens 2, JOSEPH OLIVER- G.H.S. 1,2,3,b5 Junior Class Secretary, Hi-Y 2, 3, bg Hi-I Social Chairman hg Chorus l,2,3, bg All-County Football 3, by A11-County Chorus 2,3,hg Football l,2,3,hg Var - sity Basketball 2,3,h3 Reserve Basket- ball lg Track l,2,3. ALICE PATTEN- G.H.s. 1,2,3,hg I-Teens 2,3,hg Chorus l. DONALD PH NEGED- G.H.s. l,2,3,h5 Hi-Y 2,3,h3 Football 2,3,h5 Varsity Basket- ball Manager hg Track 2,3. 19 MAPK LOU PICKERING- G.H.S. 3,1-HY-Teen 3,h3 Y-Teens Treasurer hy Journalism hg Annual Staff h. LOVONA POULTON- G.H.S. 1,2,3,h3C1.aSS Secretary lg Y-Teens 2,3,hg Thespian 35 Chorus l,2,3g Band l,2,3,hg All- County Band 3,h3 Ensemble 3,h. DARRELL RIFFLE- G.H.s. l,2,3,h3 Foot- ball 1,2,3,hg Reserve Basketball 25 Baseball l,2,3. DORIS SAUNDERS- G.H.s. 1,2,3,hg Class Treasurer 2,33 Glass President h 3 Student Council Secretary' hg Honor Society 3,h3 Annual Staff 3,hg Hbme- coming Queen. BARBARA SCHROER- G.H.S. 1, 2,3,l-L3 Y- Teens 2,3,hg Thespian 3,h3 Thespian Secretary hg Journalism 25 Annual Staff 33 Homecoming Attendant. RICHARD SEYMOURP G.H.S. l,2,3,h. CARL SMITH- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3,hg Junior Play h. FERN SMITH- G.H.s 3,h. 20 EFFIE JANE WEEKLEI- G.H.s. 1, 2,3,h3 Vice-President 3 Y-Teens 2,3,1-L3 Thes- pian 3, 143 Chorus 1,2,33 Band 2,33 Gir1's Sex-tet 33 Journalism 1 ,2,3,115 Annual starr 2,3,bs Junior P1ay3HDme- coming Attendant3Oounty Honor Society 14. JOHN M. WHJLIAMS- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3, 143 Senior Class Secretary3 Hi-I 2, 3, 1-if Hi-Y Secretary 113 Annual Staff 3, 113 Football 1,2,3,113 Reserve Basketball 1,23 Track 2,33 Junior Play 3,1L. ROGER B. WILLIAMS- G.H.s. 1, 2, 3, hy President of Class 1, 2,35 Student Council President3 Hi-Y 2,3,113 Chorus 113 Band 1,2,3,143 Honor Society 3, 113 Football Manager 13 Varsity Basket - ball 3, by Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Junior Play 3,113 A11- County Band 14. RICHARD mom- o.H.s. 1,2,3,1-ti Foot- ball 1,2,3,u, Baseball 1,2,33 'rreek 23 Cafeteria Staff 2,3,143 All-County Football 1-le 21 N 5:51 nd 25181 2 1' We, the Senior Class of '51, of the high school of Gran- ville, of the state of Ohio, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath our varied and valuable talents to all of the under elassmen of our alma mate:-3 NANCY ALLEN ville her Newark bus rides to anyone with pa- tience and fortitude. LYNN MIELL fills study halls to arwoue dumb enough to study. DAVID BAYIEY wills his witty sayings Ksaws heJ to any per- son nutty enough to use them. PAT BREIIIAIER wills Bead-Cheerleader to any Um, lucky Junior. WILIIA BBICKER wills C. H. S. to her sister Shirley, 'Heaven help her. JCBN BUTZ ville his golf clubs back to Sam Snead. JAIES CARLTLE lille the back seat of the Central City bus to Chuck Hartman. SUE CLAGGETT wills her clarinet to Benny Goodmn. LAURA HAY COLLINS lille the typewriter back to L. C. Smith. GEORGE CRAIIER villa his build to Josephine Shoults. BARBARA CROZIER wills noon study to any ambitious person. JOANN DAVIES wills Granville High to future llcliean stu- dents. JIU DEAL wills his stack of books to the Seventh Grades. BARBARA DELANCEY fills her pal, Barbara Schroer, .back to the Barbarians. RICHARD FELUIIIEE fills sympathy to those tho take Civics and are mles. RICHARD FBYIAN wills Tug back to 'ruggle in the funny paper. ROLAND GITTINKB ville 'driving' to Joey Chitwood. JANET GGUJON villa her beshfulnees to Nancy Toy. CAROL!!! GQBNELL wills her quietness to study halls. RA! mimi fills his football ability to Bob Green. HRBERT HALL ville his deep voice to radio. 22 KENNETH HANKINSON wills his whiskers to Robbie. BETTY JO HILL wills her thinness to her sister Carol. WALTER HODGES wills his 'Kaywoodie Pipe' to whoever pre- fers this sport to any furnished by the High School PATRICIA HOMER wills her face to Ripley's 'Believe it or Not. DAVID JAMES wills his barbell set to Director Jim Dae. MARY LOU KING wills Mickey back to the mice. HARRIET LANTZ wills her dimples to Gloria Oliver. PAUL LAYMAN wills his school days to any person who seeks the finer things of life. VERA LEWIS wills 'Big Red' back to Denison. NICK LINDSEY wills his trips to Central City to Dick Bough- mn. GLENN IOOKENOTT wills his Newark 'Acquaintarxces' to any ambitious under-glggsmn who is willing to travel. JAMES llcDANIEL wills his quiet manner to Jim Young STEVE MICHAELIS wills his ukulele technique to Arthur Goan-ey. JANET IDNTGOIIERY wills llontgomsry back to Montgomery and Ward. DAVID MORGAN wills his conceit to Nick Judge. MARY MSS wills her seat in the second floor window to Beverly Weekley. JOSEPH OLIVER wills sports and leadership abilities to any deserving Junior. ALICE PATTEN wills her bus rides to Jo Shoults. DCNAID PHENEGER wills his ability to stand in study hall, to Robbie. MARY LOU PICKERJNG wills her typing ability to L. C. Smith. LOVONA POULTON wills her trumpet and first chair cornet to Virginia Waring. DARRELL RIFFLE wills his height to Louise Claffey. DORIS SAUNDERS wills her height to T. W. A. BARBARA SCHROER wills shorthand to anyme with a short hand. RICHARD SEYMOUR wills noon visits to llr. Smith's room to anyone who forgets his report card. CARL SMITH wills ell of his Industrial Arts skill to ltr. Engle. FERN SMITH gladly wills her Civics book to the tmforttmate seniors of next year. EFFIE JANE WEEKLEY wills her laugh to Joan Davis. BRUCE WILLIALS wills five hundred thousand of his third million to Granville High School for a new gym. JOHN WILLIAIB wills his curly hair to mek Gregory DICK WRIGHT wills his Ford to Hud's Chevrolet Sales 2 2111075 may . . v A V K' :fl A' J 25 THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of 'SO achieved much this year in all activities. We had many boys representing the Junior Class in sports. We also had our share in I-Teens, Hi-Y, Thespians, and Chorus. One of the high lights was the Junior Class Play, 'Judy Pulls the Curtain which was directed by Mr. Anson. Our treasury was also increa.sed,by a bake sale and by selling at the games. All of this was aimed towards the traditional Junior and Senior Banquet which was a great success. We owe much to our able advisors, Miss Miley and Mr. Anson, who were helping us every day. President ........... Dave White Vice-President . . . . Lila Bauglmmn Secretary. . . . Patty Shafer Treasury .... . Glenn Woodyard Social Chairman. . . Nixon Judge Student Council , , - i Representative. . . Fred Carter Sponsored by Junior Class 24 - -ff'5'i'V.!l, U- ' Q, A I Q' ll gf Ja tw Qzow L, 41511 to righnb Robert Finch, non Goodrich, Ben Boring, Thomas Sawyer, Fred Carter, Dougal Pendergast, Lloyd Lookenott, Don Hill, Larry Daniels, Wayne Patterson, David White, Walter Sunkle, Richard Davis. Hal 3 fleft to right, Frank Hall, James Hiles, Jeano Le Rue, Glenn Wood- yard, John Judge, John King, James Lantz, Pearl Rardain, Harry Summers. Row 2 Kleft to rightl Mr. Anson, Josephine Shultz, Margie Brookbank, Pat Shafer, Helen Kidirell, Eleanor Blackstone, May Kirkendall, Jean Spray, Ruth Siegle, Louise Titus, Mary Ann King, largaret Wright. Row 1 Cleft to rightj Pearl Philipps, Dorothy Willcox, Charlotte Lewis, Tomrxv Jean Driskell, Louise Bricker, Eleanor Rauch, Pat Clement, Delores Collins, Rose Hutton, Nadine Thonpson, Lila Baughman. 25 Row LL Cleft to rightj Ned Hannum, Dan Cordray, Howard Johnson, Glen Roley, Lowell Thomas, Jack Woodruff , Ed Teaford, Bob Shomaker, Laurence Camp, Kenny Welch, David Ickes, Ralph Butt, Bob McDaniels, Sterling Milner, Lowell Scott, Jim Sunkle. Row 3 Cleft to right, Bob Aebersold, Ebb Mach, James Young, Shirley Seymour, Louise Claffey, Dorothy Davis, Ruth Packer, Jeanne Krause, Phyllis Morrow, Richard Gregory, Richard Hanby. Bmr 2 Cleft to rightj Janice Ruff, Pat Kasson, Emma Lou Lantz, Eve Miller, Barbara Barber, Beverley Weekley, Dorothy Shafer, Joanne Krause, Dorotlv Kirkendall, Louise Rardain, Mrs. Ackley. Row l Cleft to rightj Evelyn Rhodeback, Mary Smith, Patricia Truman, Vivian Wright , Pat Pheneger Gloria Oliver, Thelma Foster, Carol Hill, Charlotte Hill, Marlene Darkes, Jean Bell, Miss Walz. SOPHOMORES As Sophomores, we are looking forward expectantly to the remaining years of high school. Our 'good-luck' horseshoe won us our only lst prize for Homecoming floats since we entered high school. Our three cheerleaders seemed to bring us good-luck in our football and basketball seasons. We lish to show our appreciation to Mrs. Ackley and Miss Walz, our advisors, for their unceasing advice and supervision. President. . . . . Pat Pheneger Vice-President . . . Dick Hanby Secretary and Treasurer . . . . . Bobllach Student Council Representative. . Jim Young Social Chairman. . Jeanne Krause Sponsored by Sophomore Class 26 'lc . ,Q -,hf rg ,V - - , .!ffglig,fi ' ,. ,Q 1,. fS11fw,q 5 ' -J Q,1.' SEE!!! A l A A if ,, ww- w..:ef..-' Row I4 fleft to right, Mr. Shelton, Rqvmond Montgomery, Carl Sawyer, Harold Cramer, Larry Bauglnnan, Ronald Smith, Carl Dixon, Dan Dunnaway, Reed Montgomery, Jim Showman, Sonny Lewis, Charles Hartman, Dick Baughman, Davi Price, John Hutchins, Bob Green, Orville Presley, Ralph Wright, Jack Everett , David Feaster. Rav 3 Qleft to rightj Marshall Driskell, Dick Woodyard, Tom Davis, David Hamilton, Jim Kennedy, Tom Ramsay, Larry Svrarbzenberger, David l:Candlieh, Grantlyn I-Ieiser, Jerry Graham, Harvey Williams, Robert Coconour, Roger Bayles, Rodney Burchard, Cary Lahman. Row 2 Cleft to rightl Mrs. Lewis, lqrrtle Cramer, Shirley Lantz, Joann Oliver, Eleanor Hodges, Carol Kopp, Lois Lookenott, Beverly Butz, Harriet Boring, Virginia Waring, Joann McKnight, Carolyn Kidvell, Jeannine Borror, Sue Fowler, Alice Hankinson, Pat Curtis. Row 1 Cleft to rightj Mary Lou Cooperrider, Brenda Poff, Patty Womax, Shirley Long, Plnrllis Clement, Nancy Tucker, Jaclcle Roberts, Jaclcle Charlesen, Janet Schroer, Ann Le Fevre, Judy Johnson, Km' Barnhouse, Beverly Welsh, Becky Jones, Doris Biffle. FRESHIIANCLASS Our Freshman class has had a very good year and 'le are proud of all the school activities we have participated in. We had six boys on the football team, nine boys on the reserve basketball team, representatives in baseball and track, and tio majorettes. We also had members in chorus and band. We were very fortunate this year to have two able home rom advisors, Mrs. Levis and Mr. Shelton, and re appreciate all they have done for us. President . . . . . RQ Montgomery Vice-President. . . Sue Fowler Secretary . . . . . Beverly Butz Treasurer. . . . . Sonn7Lelris Student Council Representative . Ann Le Fevre Socidl. Chairman . . Carolyn Kidlell Sponsored by Freshman Class 27 Front row Cleft to rightl Jea.n Jones, Martha. Ickes, Mary Jane Marlow, Plvllis Strimple, Mary MacCombie, Maxine Shafer, Judy Shields, Betty Hanby, Diane Burchard. Second row Cleft to rightl Mary Alice Clark, Barbara Remmele, Jodie Price, Sylvia Philipps, Evelyn Foster, Barbara Scott, Bernice Fryman, Dawn Miller, Garnett Watkins. Third row Cleft to rightb Miss Foster, Del Davis, David Pendergast, Neil Sowards, David Kreider, Clark Simpson, Richard Heddleson, Larry Blackstone, David Hartsough. Fourth row Cleft to rightl Jack Pheneger, Dick Martin, Kenny Moss, Jack Dudley, LeRoy Cramer, Tom Williams, Wayne Major, Laddie Foster, Dale Hill. EIGHTH GRADE We 'wish to thank Miss Foster for her helpful assistance in making this year a happy one. We received enjoyment from entering our float in the home- coming parade, although we did not vrin a prize. A pupil from our room won top award as high salesman in the magazine sales. We also came in second in the race with the homerooms. We had a Christmas party and a party at the end of the school year, which everyone enjoyed very much. President . . . . Vice-President. . Secretary Treasurer . . . . Student Council Representative Social Chairman 4 Sponsored by Eighth Grade 28 Dick Martin Jack Pheneger Tom Williams Laddie Foster Maxine Shafer L Q 9 , Row I4 Cleft to rightb Mr. Pickett, Dick Hood, Don Gregory, Kenneth Gittings, Bob Davidson, David Toy, Larry Simpson, Frank Braddock, Eric Greenfield, Neal Lantz, Francis Bayley, Jerry White, David McDaniel, Joe Rees, Miss Spillman. Row 3 Qleft to right! Jim Kirkendall, John Hanlcinson, Jerry Hannum, Earl Strimple, Ronald Darkes, Denny Moore, Allen Bowman, Ralph Hartman, Chuck Young, Ronald Ramsey. Row 2 Cleft to rightj Larry Courson,Jim Sum ers, Lenn Es man, Carol B onn, Sue Thomas, Beth Miller3Phyllis Lookenott, Kay Archibald, Sandra Galbraith, Dorothy Robb, Linda Barber, Barbara Fitch, Sandra Foster, Sally Mellow. new 1 Cleft to right! Frances Br-vias Panty Hamfison, Karen mg, Nancy Jinx.-a, Penny Beggs, Nellie Davis, Beatrice Fulk, Mary Collins, Shirley Bricker, Shirley Smith, Peggy Williamson, Margie Gee. THE SEVENTH GRADE Our first year in the high school building started off quite success- fully with our float winning third place in the Homecoming Parade. The seventh grade girls demonstrated their selling ability by taking firstprize in the magazine sale. With these feats to our credit, we are awaiting the coming year with even greater expectation. President . . . . Larry Simpson Vice-President. . Earl Strimple Secreta1y'. . . . Peggy Williamson Treasurer . . . . Ronnie Ramsey Student Council Representative Mary Collins Sponsored by Seventh Grade 29 A m s 3:f-.3 F h ' if f 'Mi ...nl .XI '--...,,, ll C J' ties 1 D ..-Q Q 1 1 Row 3 Cleft to rightD Sue Claggett, Doris Saunders, David Bayley, Mr. Smith, Bruce Williams, Fred Carter, David Morgan, Ray Green. Row 2 Cleft to rightj Mary Collins,Ann Le Fevre, Pat Iheneger, James Young, David White, Dick Martin, Ray Montgomery. Row 1 Cleft to rightl Laddie Foster, Larry Simpson. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council had the privilege of have ing B uce Williams as their president. Money from the magazine sales was appropriated by the Council to help buy the bleachers for the football fieldg also, for purchasing a new record player for the school. On March 2, an all-school party was held which held the interest of all. Mr. Martin and Mr. Smith were the faculty advisers. President . . . . . . . . B uce Williams Vice-President. . . . Dave White Secretary . . . . . Doris Saunders Treasurer . . . . Sue Claggett 52 f'-G3 nf? 'Row M Cleft to rightl Dick Gregory, Bob Aebersold, John King, John Butz, Tom Sawyer, David Bayley, Don Hill, Nick Judge, Jim Young, Glenn Roley, Jim Deal. Row 3 Cleft to rightj Helen Kidwell, Phyllis Morrow, Eve Miller, Jeanne Krause, Pat Homer, Ruth Seigle, Effie Weekley, Louise Titus, Janet Montgomery, Joanne Krause, Richard Hanby. Row 2 Cleft to rightj Pearl Philipps, Barbara Crozier, Pat B eymaier, Mary Moss, Barbara Schroer, Janet Gordon, Doroth Willcox, Pat Truman. Row 1 Cleft to rightj David James, Mr. Anson, David Morgan. THESPIAN SOCIETY The Thespian Society of 1950-1951 departed from the usual program and tried out a new idea. In order to give the members more experience in all fields of dramatics, it was decided to have direction, producing, and acting in the club. Five pla s were chosen and three were given for the public. The success of the program this year was due largely to the excellent supervision of our new advisor, Mr. Anson. President . . . . . . . . . David Morgan Vice-President. . . . David James Secretary 0 0 Q c o 0 Ba-ruba-ra Schroer Treasurer . . . . . . . . Janet Gordon Sergeant at Arms. . . . . Pat Breymaier 55 F5055 S Sf I I gl 45 lun fl ff P1211 THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class presented their play Judy Pulls the Curtain by Donald Elser, on November 16 and 17. Fourteen Juniors were in the cast counting two assistant directors. Quite a few of us helped with make-up, ushering, pub- licity, tickets, and the stage crew. The setting of our play was a room over a garage in which we find three girls trying to put on a play for a famous Hollywood producer. As most of you know the producer was really only a bum, whom the girls' boyfriends had hired to play the part. Upon learning this, the girls explode and even go so far as to throw a pie into the bu.m's face. 'I'his, our first play, we believe turned out to be a great success 5 and this was due largely through the efforts and under- standing given us by our director, Mr. Anson. I my , f' , ul. A Row 2 Cleft to right! Harry Summers, John King, Niclq Judge, Don Hill, Wayne Patterson, Tom Sawyer. Row l Cleft to rightl Dorothy Willcox, May Kirkendall, Marjorie Brookbank, Rose Hutton, Ruth Siegle, Louise Titus, Helen Kidwell. Director: Mr. Anson. 54 seni is l f 'N SENIOR PLAY 'Nothing But The Truth' by James Montgomery was a hilarious comedy presented by the Senior Class as a grand finale to their school days. The main characters were three brokers in the New York Stock llarket. Comedy was produced when one of the brokers tried to go through a day without telling a lie. This unique situation provided a very enjoyable evening's enter- tainment. The cast did a find job, supported by s very efficient stage crew and the direction of Hr. Anson. 3rd rolr Cleft to right, Dave Hayley, Glenn Lookenott, Bruce Iilliam 2nd row fleft to rightl Janet llontgomsry, Barbara Crozier, Janet Gordon, Effie Jane Weekley, Betty Jo Hill. ft llt PU' fle to right! Dave Morgan, Dave Jamgg, Jim Deal, 55 X 3 Row 14 Cleft to rightb Joann Davies, Mary Lou Pickering, Mary Lou King, Mary Moss, Pat B eymaier, Barb Schroer, Dorothy Davis, Jean Spray, Louise Claffey Ruth Seigle, Pat Homer, Louise Titus,Jeanne Krause, Effie Jane Weekley, Vera Lewis, Phyllis Morrow, Thelma Foster. Row 3 Cleft to rightj Carolyn Gosnell, Barbara Crozier, Alice Patton, Char- lotte Lewis, Tomm Jean Driskell, Pat Shafer, Eve Miller, Janet Gordon, Ruth Packer, Mary Ann King, May Kirkendall, Emma Lou Lantz, Barbara DeLancy, Jan Krause, Dorothy Kirkendall, Eleanor Blackstone. Row 2 Cleft to rightl Harriet Lantz, Janet Montgomery, Betty Jo Hill, Pat Clement, Margie Brookbank, Dorothy Shafer, Beverly Weekley, Barbara Barber, Pat Pheneger, Sue Claggett, Helen Kidwell, Miss Robinson. Row l Cleft to rightl Lila Baughman, Pearl Philipps, Pat Truman, Nancy Allen, Rose Hutton, Carol Hill, Marlene Darkes, Doroth Willcox, Mary Smith, Evelyn Rhodebach This year the Y initiation. One of was the night of the There were mamyother and Daughter Banquet Y-TEENS -teens invited their parents to their the most enjoyable evenings of theyear Autumn Hop, which was a great success. socialevents which included the Mother in the spring and a joint-meeting with the Hi-Y. During the year the Y-teens sold refreshment at the football games, took charge of the Christmas assembly, and visited the County Home. Two of our girls attended the Y-teens camp last summer and we were very proud to have one of them chosen as a Dis- trict officer. The members of the club and the officers want to thank Miss Miley and Miss Robinson for their help through this especially fine year. Sponsored by Y-teens President .... Vice-President. . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Service Chainman. . Social Chairman . . Music Chairman . . . Devotional Chairman . Publicity Chairman. . 56 Sue Claggett Dorothy Willcox Barbara Crozier Mary L. Pickering Jud Hoffman Vera Lewis Effie J. Weekley Louise Titus Janet Gordon new Row 3 Cleft to rightb Jim Carlyle, John Butz, Glenn Lookenott, Steve Michae- lis, Nick Lindsey, Dougal Pendergast, Lynn Atwell, Bruce Williams, Roland Gittings, Lloyd Lookenott. Row 2 Cleft to rightj Richard Felumlee, John King, Nick Judge, Donald Hill, Tom Sawyer, Glen Woodyard, Jack Woodruff , Jim Young, Bob Fitch, Kenrv Welsh. Row l Cleft to rightj Mr. Engle, Richard Hanby, Frank Hall, David Morgan, Jack Williams, David Bayley, Walter Hodges, David James, Bob Mach, Mickey Hankinson, Don Pheneger, Richard Gregory. THE HI-Y The Hi-Y had numerous activities this year. Two of the highlights were a Thanksgiving Assembly and a successful dance. They turned an eye to the future with interesting and educational talks by prominent men. The new officers were instructed in their offices by the old Cabinet and two of them will be sent to a training camp. President . . . . . . David Bwley Vice-President. . . . . Hickey Hanldnson Secretary . . . . . . Jack Williams Treasurer . . . . . David Morgan Chaplin . . . . . . . David James Sergeant at Arms. . . . Walter Hodges Social Chairman . . . Joe Oliver Sponsored by Hi-I 57 Raw h Cleft to rightl David McCandlish, Robert Aebersold, Ned Hannum, Harry Smmners, Ruth Siegle, Jack Woodruff, Richard Hanby, David Morgan, Wayne Major. Row 3 Cleft to rightl Shirley Lantz, Beverly Weekley, Virginia Waring, John King, Robert Fitch, Thomas Williams, Larry Simpson, Neil Sowards, Laddie Foster, Mr. Lee. Ro! 2 Cleft to right? Harriet Lantz, Louise Bricker, Helen Kidvrell, Elea- nor Blackstone, Janet Gordon, Del Davis, Judy Shields, Lhxine Shafer, Alice Hankinson, Mary Lou Cooperrider, Garnet Rose Watkins, Barbara Remmele. Row 1 Cleft to rightj Eve Miller, Jack Dudley, Janet Schroer, Larry Black- stone, James Yommg, Bruce Willialms, Pat Homer, David Pendergast, Charlotte Hill, Mary Alice Clark, Dianne Burchard, Dougal Pendergast. BAND The Granville High School Marching Band completed another very suc- cessful season under the able direction of ltr. James Lee. Tney gave many excellent performnces on the football field during half-time. At the end of the football season the Band put on a night show on the field. Included in the program was a demonstration of how the band learn- ed their formations, hcl the band is organized and the purpose of certain formations. The band then presented a review of all the shows that they had presented during the year. The annual spring concert was given in lhrch and was well received. 58 Ron h Cleft to right! Tom Davis, James Kennedy, Richard Gregory, Harry Summers, Grantlin Heiser, Donald Hill, Jack Woodruff, Bruce Williams, Wal- ter Hodges, Dougal Pendergast, Glenn Iookenott, David Bayley, Edgar Tea- ford, Reed Montgomery, Nick Judge, Bob Fitch, John King, Kenneth Welsh. Row 3 Cleft to rightl Phyllis Morrow, Janet Gordon, Pat Clement, llargie Brookbank, Gloria Oliver, Jeanne Krause, Pat Homer, Beverly Butz, Eleanor Hodges, Janet Schroer, Jan Krause, Eve Miller, llr. Lee. Rolf 2 Cleft to rightl Kay Barnhouse, Lila Baughman, Ann LeFevre, Judy John- son, Eleanor Blackstone, Helen Kidwell, Louise Titus, Ruth Siegle, Ruth Packer, Beverly Weekley, Dorothy Shafer, Sue Fowler, Alice Hankinson. Ro' l Cleft to right! Pat Curtis, Brenda Poff, Pat Truman, Betty Jo Hill, Carol Hill, Charlotte Hill, Harriet Boring, Jeannine Borror, Joanne llc- Knight, Carolyn Kidvrell, llarlene Darkes, lltry Lou Cocperrider. CHORUS The chorus this year has done a superb Job. They gave their first performance at the Commxmity Christmas Program on December 17. In the spring they proved excellent entertainment with the annual 'Spring Concert' and a short program following qaen House. Several members attended the Delaware and Hebron Festivals. They had a most successful year and we hope that they will continue to keep up the good work. 59 K 'Na Row 3 Cleft to rightj Mrs. Lewis, Raymond Montgomery, Jim Young, Row 2 Cleft to rightj Pat Truman, Mary Moss, Effie Jane Weekley, Pat Breymaier, Phyllis Morrow. Row 1 Cleft to rightj Mary Lou Pickering, Mary Lou King, Jackie Charlesen, Janet MOntgomery, Louise Titus. JOURNAL ISM The 1950-51 Journalism Class was small but with everyone working hard they were able to get out a weekly paper. On special occasions such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, special editions were run which were larger than the regular ones. Pat Truman did a very fine job of editing this yearg Phyllis Morrow, her assistant, took charge of proof reading. Credit for all sports events goes to Ray Montgomery, who had a big job covering all the sports stories. Gathering news of club and class doings was the jobgiven to Louise Titus. The major portion of the art work was done by Effie Weekley, Diane Burchard, and Pat Truman. Three very able reporters who wrote up special features and articles were Jaclcie Charlesen, Jim Young, and Barbara DeLancey. The typists were Janet Montgomery, Mary L. King, Pat Breymaier, Mary Moss, and Mary Lou Pickering. The Journalism Class greatly appreciates all the time and interest given by their advisor, Mrs. Lewis. 40 Row 11 Cleft to rightj Tom Ramsey, Jim Young, Dave Morgan, Steve Michaelis, Jack Williams, Jim Deal. Row 3 Cleft to rightj Barbara Crozier, Mary Lou Pickering, Mary L. King, Effie Jane Weekley, Vera Lewis. Row 2 Cleft to rightl Judy Johnson, Beth Miller, Jeanne Krause , Janet Gordon, Sue Claggett. Row l Cleft to rightj Mr. Shelton, Pat Truman, Lila Baughman, Maxine Shafer, Doris Saunders, Barbara DeLancy, Dave Bayley. Not Shown: Dorothy Willcox, Patty Shafer, Louise Titus, Dave White, md Carter. ANNUAL STAFF We of the annual staff have worked hard under the able assistance of both Mr. Shelton, our new advisor, and David Bayley, our editor. We have tried to produce and present an annual which we hope will be very interesting to everyone. 41 lf ' Sip W r n wiv tl V 4 . ff? i -'l EQ od.,tl f . 'V K Sky A . 'Q V - , , H X ' fgggr AN 4 W 4 iii Q 4 p ' QEMQ f . 4 N i inns ef f f 3SEg't it . + f5gag,, V . Q ixgef Q ' Y ' M, I 5. Qleft to rightl Joanne McKnight, Carolyn Kidwell, Barbara Barber Dorothy Shafer, Carol Hill fkneelingl Sue Cleggett MAJORETTES Granville's band received much applause this yearg much of the credit is due to the peppiness shown by the majorettes, as they strutted down the field in their new uniforms. Although the majorettes will lose their leader, Sue Claggett, next year, they show great promise in leading the future bands of Granville High School. Sponsored by Mr. Q Mrs. G. W. Claggett 42 sports X Jw f qi: :.i Q' li .W-vf . 1 x Q 5 nv' JP is 'G ,gm 1? A I fi U AND' X. G Q gd 'N N 4 ,gt Y W Al Nw Q, .Ni ,A ,Q-M.. - g I 4 1 , 3 if A w . '5 'SQ .rs - X . Mfg -ff' Q f,, AQ, Qfl , f '1fwf3g?f'.' Y ., pw. fr: M 1 is ,Nw S Q fi' 5 4 av , hm 9 J A fe A 'F ixwi Q ,IA wi! lang! L...', 40 ig Q .44 Q I. ff 4. K Row h Cleft to rightj Kenneth Welsh,Sonny Lewis, Lowel Thomas, Benny Boring, Don Hill, Bob Aebersold, Bob Mach, Glenn Roley, Bob Shomaker, Jim Lantz, Ray Montgomery. Row 3 Cleft to right! Mr. Peterson, Jim Showman, Lloyd Lookenott, Herbert Hall, Roland Gittings, Jack Williams, Glenn Lookenott, David Bayley, Dick Fryman, Dick Wright, Bill Biffle, Don Pheneger, Lawrence Camp, Mr. Pickett. Row 2 Qleft to right, Jim Kennedy, Glenn Woodyard, Dick Felumlee, Ray Green, Mickey Hankinson, Joe Oliver, Lynn Atwell, Walter Hodges, George Cramer, LeRoy Cramer. How 1 Qleft to rightj Tom Davis, Willard Baker, Ralph Butt, Heed Montgomery, Nick Judge, Harold Cramer, Bob Green, Ned Hannum. FOOTBALL The Football Team came through for the second straight year to win the County Football Championship. The hard driving team swept over all county teams and three non-league opponents. Although the team was composed mainly of Seniors there is great possi- bility for future excellence on grid-iron. There were fourteen Senior lettermen with eight other lettermen representing every other class in the High School. Granville Summit Station Granville Worthington Granville Fredericktown Granville Sunbury Granville Hebron Granville Johnstown Granville Liberty Union Granville Utica 46 'f11am,. P Q an, - pfil K F HI 11 47 4-. l ' Q - Rc' 2 Qleft to right! Don Pheneger, Glenn Lookenott, Steve ltlchaelis, Nici Lindsey, David Bayley, Lynn Atvell, Bruce Williams, Richard Felumlee. Row l Cleft to right! George Cramer, Richard Fryman, llr. Peterson, Larry Daniels, Kenneth Moss. VARSITY BASKETBALL Playing all but one of the home games on the new Denison Field House floor, the Varsity had one of its moat successful seasons. The Blue Aces von 17 and lost 3, eventually achieving the county chaqniomnship. The three losses were to Newark Reserves and Iorthington, both non-league foes, and to Utica, who has a Jinx on Granville when Ie play at Utica. le defeated Hanover-Toboso and Hebron in the first and second rounds of the county tournament. 'Ihe defeat of Homer brought the chanpionship to the Blue Aces. Big Ialnut and Pleasant bond to the Aces in the district tournament, but the Aces lost to Ashley bringing the season to a close. 50-51 Schedule Granville 51 ltlllersport 143 Granville B3 Hebron 214 Granville bl Newark Reserves hh Granville 38 Iesterville 28 Granville 38 Iorthingtcn b? Granville 140 Utica 32 Granville M0 J0hn8tUI!1 37 Granville 73 Alexandria 20 Granville U2 LSD. St. HWS 39 Granville S6 Fredericktoun Sh Granville 145 Homer 39 Granville 52 Gahanna 240 Granville 145 Johnstown 142 Granville 57 St. Francis SS Granville 52 Utica S6 Granville 149 Hebron 23 48 Row 2 Qleft to right, Jack Phensgsr, Bob Shomker, Jim Showmam, Sonny Delis, Reed llontgomery, Chez-les Hartman, Glenn Roley, Bob llach, Dick Baughmn, Ralph Butt, Bob Aebersold, llr. Pickett. Row 3 Qleft to rightl Dale Hill, Rodney Burchsrd, Carl Sawyer, Ned Hannun, Sterling llilner, Bob Green, Larry Baughmn, Kemw Welch, Bob llcbaniels, Ray lontgamry, Dick Ioodyard. RESERVE BASKETBALL The Blue Aces' Reserve squad had a successful season this year under the watchful eyes of lr. Pickett. The Reserves completed the schedule with A ten rin and five loss record, after defeating Hebron in the lest game of the season 2?-23. 50-51 Schedule Granville ldllersport 22 Granville Hebron 18 Granville Westerville 31 Grenville Icrthingtcn 142 Granville Utica 26 Granville Johnstown 23 Granville Alexandria 11 m-mv-.Lua Lm. st. nys. 22 Granville Fredericktcln S3 Granville Homer 17 Granville Gehanne 30 Grenville Johnstown 25 Granville Helsrk St. Fr. 38 Granville Utica 28 Granville Hebron 23 Total pts Total pts. h19 49 F ,, . A , . ...W K Y 6. dx xy., fi . mi, xy 5 uh K JC ' 595 .. .4 'ii -N fi? B f' humps f 9 44, A F' ,44 f an N4 53 W 1 YQ ui L 2 U W- x., if gif 1 3 bf, X , ,.:i..: R , MT Ji! J, ,N ,I , . Q Qu X .1 A J . ff, 353 N fax .3 I 50 Mwaem I i ' f fi 4 , 1 1.': A' , JfJ S ' w ,W z,k, .Hx 'V-L, ,,f,,-' 1 ' ,gg Vlh' 7 f f i J 1, . z ' ' 'M Egg XJ X i ,l f , M-,wa Q3 'wb- Q K in 5- 7 A .N u:s33ni ,: UV First row--James Deal, Steve llichaelis, David llorgan. Second row--David Bayley, Sue Cleggett, Barbara Schroer, David James SENIOR SCHOIARSHIP TEAH 'Ihie year Granville ranked high in the scholarship honors in Licking County. le placed four in the first ten and three honorable nn- tion. David Bayley placed second in the county followed by Barbara Schroer fourth, Sue Cleggett fifth and Jim Deal eighth, while David llorgan, Steve ltlohaelie, and David Jams received honor- able mention. 51 ,-2 fs Mws- MW Row 2 Qleft to rlghtl Janet Montgomery, Mary Moss, Pat Bxeymaier, llary Lou King, Dottie Willcox. Row 1 Cleft to right, Thelma Foster, Joanne Krause, Pearl Philippe, Char- lotte Lewis, Pat Pheneger. CHEERLEADERS While the respective team of G. H. S. had successful seasons, a great deal of credit must go to the cheerleaders who rallied school spirit. This trim group of girls was a tremendous asset to the school and team with their exhibition of pep. With their leadership, school spirit never faultered as attested by the winning teams and well attended genes. Sponored by lr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence King 52 Homecoming Queen Doris Saunders, Attendants Barbara Schroer, Effie J. Weekley The has been ward to. eyes for Everyone THE HOM COMING QUEEN tradition of selecting a queen for our Homecoming one of the rights that the Senior boys This year their selection proved that beauty, as well as poise and feminine was very much pleased by their selection. 55 look for- they have appeal . Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs Lee Saunders Come Out, Swim and Relax WELSH'S GROCERY The Complete AT Food Market spring valley Carl Welsh, Prop. Pqgl G.H.S. '31 FLOWERS Compliments Fon of B. L. FRANCIS J' E W E L E R OCCASIONS Hamilton Harvel Thomas Plant 8: Floral Co. Watches C. G. SELLERS nan REAL ESTATE 'Pon 'hop and INSURANCE for distinctive 125 East Broadway sportswear GRANVILLE, OHIO The Granville Opera House Broadway and Main GRANVILLE, OHIO Compliments vf 0. E. 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STUART Jeweler and Optometrist ,QL ' fr i E Newark, Ohio Y bd A is' ' '-wi g Nm I 67 DENISONS UNIVERSITY -'SL 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 Odice of Admission Doane Administration Building Denison University Granville, Ohio 68 OF I-IERFF JONES GONPANY COLLEGIATE GOVN CO. ATHLETIC SPEGIALTYCO TRANSPORTATIUN GRANVULI. n MOTOR STA6 es I NC.. THE BEAUTY BOX Offers Complete Beauty Service Four Competent Q:-erators For Appointment Phone 8111 70 After The Classroom... As you leave the classroom, twelve years of formal schooling are behind you. What is your next step? Is it on to college or university. . . learning a trade...the business world? 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