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

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Page Fourteen SENIOR CLASS WILL Tom Sawyer wills his many tricks back to Mark Twain where they belong. Lila Baughman wills the title Homecoming Queen to any Junior girl with a well rounded . . . personality! John King wills his love and affection to next year's Queen. Nancy Toy wills her piano technique to anyone who gets a laugh out of tickling the ivories. Dotty Willcox wills the Big Chief Screecher iob to any Junior girl with a big mouth. Dougal Pendergast wills pink ice cream to the Thespians. Ruth Siegle wills her many dates to the school cook, there are plenty for a fruit cake. Jo Shoults Bishop wills her maiden name to the roll call, she won't be needing it any longer. Don Hill wills Thumper back to Walt Disney. John Nixon Judge wills his devilishness back to Old Nick. Jim Lantz wills his beautiful straight imiddlei part to Ralph Wright. Ben BORING wills the meaning of his name to 'Joey Reese so that his study hall table can work. Rose Hutton wills her beauty to the flower garden. Patty Shafer wills her typewriter to her sisters. She likes pen lShafer'sJ and ink CCarter'sJ better. Dave White wills his accordion to anyone who takes squeezing seriously. Larry Daniels wills G.H.S. life, to his wife Patricia. Pearl Philipps wills herself back to the oysters. Margie Brookbank wills the annual sales to the aggressive Junior boys. Tommie Jean Driskell wills her cooperative attitude to Jerry Hitt. Jean Spray wills her height to Doris Riffle. Bob Fitch wills the two wheels of his car, that he doesn't use, to the Highway Patrolmen. Louise Titus wills her billfold to Mr. Smith. Finders - Keepers! Elenora Rauch wills her early hours back to the birds. May Kirkendall wills the sailors back to the navy. Jo Anne Jones wills her name to anyone who wants to keep up with the Jones'. Nadine Thompson wills her blonde hair to Carol Hill. Delores Collins wills her fingernails to Revlon, Inc. Lloyd Lookenott wills Carol back to the Juniors. Wayne Patterson wills his waves to the ocean. Mary Ann King wills her quiet manner to Ted Eicher. Frank Hall wills his livestock to Dick Hanby . Pearl Rardain wills his smile to the Eicher Twins. lt's big enough for both. Jenoah LaRue wills his iob in the Cafeteria to his brother. Charlotte Lewis wills the cheerleading squad to Sonny for safe keeping. Dick Davis wills his cafeteria experience to his future wife. Margaret Wright wills her interest in Ye Old Mill to Vivian. Patty Clement wills her many dates and late hours to Phyllis. Harry Summers wills our school Alma Mater to the football fans. Jim Hiles wills his tremendous energy to Lawrence Camp. Glenn Woodyard wills his line to the suckers. Elinor Blackstone wills her red hair to someone with an even temper. Mary Lou Van Atta wills her horses to Hopalong Cassidy.

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FIRST ROW: Evelyn Rhodebaclm, Dorothy Shafer, Robert Mach, Jeanne Krause, Patricia Truman, Patricia JUNIOR CLASS Q Daniels, Thelma Foster, James . Young. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anson, Phyllis Morrow, Louise Rardain, Carol Hill, Dorothy Kirkendall, Charlotte Hill, Marlene Darkes, Janice Ruff, Patricia Kasson, Jean Bell, Vivian Wright, Mary Smith, Miss Miley. THIRD ROW: Richard Gregory, Beverly Weekley, Barbara Barber, Gloria Oliver, Shirley Seymour, Carol Mclnernuy, Louise Claffey, Pauline Stinso n, Eve Miller, Ruth Packer, Dorothy Davis, Emma Lou Lantz, Joanne Krause. ht N d Hannum Richard Hanby Lowell Scott Ralph Butt Bob Aebersold Jim Bendura, Lowell Thomas, Jack FOURTH ROW: Cleft to rig J e , , , , , Woodruff, Robert Shomaker, Glenn Roloy, Lawrence Camp, Howard Johnson, David lckes, Dan Cordray, Kenneth Welsh, Sterling Milner, James Sunkle. Page Sixteen CLASS OFFICERS President , , ,, , Patricia Daniels Vice-President , Thelma Foster Secretary and Treasurer ,, Patricia Truman Social Chairman Jeanne Krause and James Young Student Council Representative Robert Mach This year the class of '53 did quite well for itself in good old G.H.S. Several Juniors were initiated into Thespians, and we were well represented Chorus. In athletics many Juniors played on the foot- We also boast of having the only Junior boy ever to Player Award, namely Bob Shomaker. Also three of in Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Band, and ball and basketball teams. receive the Most Valuable our girls were cheerleaders and three were maiorettes. The two big events in the Junior year are the play and the Junior-Senior ban- quet. Our play School for Marriage, directed by Mr. Anson, was a big success. The banquet has not been held yet, but the class has no doubt of its success. We are grateful for the helpfulness and cooperation of our advisors, Miss Miley and Mr. Anson. This Page Sponsored By The Junior Class x