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

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,Il This year's Thespians Club Was most successful. To start the year out they initiated 19 new members. Then they started to work on their one-act plays. In choosing the best three out of five, the judges decided that all five were good enough to be produced. These plays were student-directed. The club also attended two plays at Ohio State University and one at Denison University. To climax the year, the club had a dance in the school cafeteria. This year's officers were: President Nick Judge Vice-President ,Richard Gregory Treasurer .Phyllis Morrow Sergeant-at-Arms ., ,Richard Hanby Social Chairman ...,..,Donald Hill THESPIAN SOCIETY FOURTH ROW lleft to rightl: Robert Aebersold, Glenn Roley, .lack Woodruff, Wayne Patterson, James Yeung, John R King, James Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Eve Miller, Louise Titus, Jeanne Krause, Carol Mclnerney, Louise Claffey, Beverly Butz, Ruth Packer, Ruth Snegle Eleanor Hodges, Virginia Waring. SECQND ROW: Patricia Curtis, Mary Smith, Kay Barnhouse, Dorothy Willcox, Ann Bonner l.eFevre, Thelma Foster, Jacquelyn Charlesen, Joan Krause, Emma Lou Lantz, Judith Johnsen, Pearl Philipps. FIRST ROW: Page Twenty-Four Richard Hanby, Phyllis Morrow, Patricia Truman, Nick Judge, Richard Gregory, Donald Dean Hill, Mr. Anson

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STUDENT COUNCIL ..,,. .We-.., STANDING fleft to rightl: Shirley Smith, Mr. Martin, Barbara lanfz, Phyllis Clement, Louise Titus, John King, Nick Judge, Harry Summers, Thomas Williams, David Toy, Robert Phillipps, James Kennedy, Laddio Foster. SEATED: Patricia Daniels, David White, Robert Mach, Lila Baughman. OFFICERS The officers this year were: President ,,,, , ,,,e,, c, ,,,. David White Vice-President 7,...,,, e.iee,,,, R obert Mach Secretary 7,ee.eeee c ,,,,eei Patricia Daniels Treasurerc ,C ,,,, ,, Lila Baughman Under the supervision of Mr. Martin and Mr. Smith, the Stu- dent Council of G.H.S. had a very successful year. An intercom system was bought with the magazine sale re- ceipts. On February 29, 1952, a leap year party was sponsored for the students by the Council. The party was well attended and en- joyed by all. Page Twenty-Three

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JUNIOR PLAY STANDING ileft to rightl: James Young, Patricia Truman, Glenn Roley, Mary Smith, Lowell Scott, Phyllis Morrow, lantz, Jeanne Krause, Thelma Foster. SEATED ileft to rightl: Richard Gregory, Joanne Krause, Eve Miller, Kenneth Welsh. Under the capable direction of Mr. Anson, the Junior Class produced SCHOOL FOR MARRIAGE, by Albert Johnson, on November 15-16. Pretty Bunny Blair is bored with school and the idea of college. She is much more intrigued with the notion of marriage as pictured in the movies. Bunny's duties, however, in running the house for her uncle during her aunt's illness, furnish her many enlightening, un-Hollywoodish marriage sidelights. After a hectic day, Bunny decides that marriage requires a college education at the very least, and also that there's plenty to be said for a plain ordinary helpful high-school halt-back, like Toot. Emma Lou Page Twenty-Five