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

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Y-Teens had a very successful club this year with about 57 members. Each meeting includ- ed devotions, business, a program, and singing. The programs were varied in type. There were movies, discussions, outside speakers, song tests, ceremonials, and parties. As one of the service projects, they put on a program for the County Home. They were also in charge of the Thanks- giving, Palm Sunday, and Easter programs for the school. They presented a choral reading, And No One Asked, on the G.H.S. radio program over WCLT. As a money making project the Y-Teens sold key chains and blue and white hats which were a big success. One ot the highlights of the year was the Y-Teen dance held on March 21. It was built around a spring theme. President ...., ,,,,,,, Vice President ,,,,,, Secretary ...,..,,, Treasurer., ,....... Worchip Chairman Social Chairman ..., Music ,,,,,,,...., ,.,...... Service ...,,, Publicity ,,,,,,, Louise Titus Jeanne Krause , Patricia Shafer ,,,,,., Lila Baughman .,,......Phyllis Morrow Dorothy Willcox ....,................Joanne Krause ...e...Tommie Jean Driskell Y-TEENS ...louise Claffey TOP ROW ileft to rightjz Dorothy Shafer, Janet Schroer, Barbara Barber, Thelma Foster, Beverly Weekley, Gloria Oliver, Dorothy Davis, Jean Spray, Beverly Butz, Lois lookenott, Eleanor Hodges, Virginia Waring, Margie Brookbank, Jo Anne Jones, Mary Ann King, Patricia Clement, Patricia Daniels. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Rhocleback, Doris Riffle, Mary Smith, Jacquelyn Charlesen, Phyllis Clement, Myrtle Cramer, Emma lou lantx, Ruth Packer, Judith Johnson, Rose Hutton, Shirley I.antz, Ann leFevre, Kay Barnhouse, Jo Ann McKnight, Carol Hill. SECOND ROW: Patricia Truman, Nancy Toy, Dorothy Kirkendall, Eve Miller, Tommie Jean Driskell, Marlene Darkas, May Kirlcendall, Charlotte Lewis, Elinor Blackstone, Harriet Boring, Jeannine Borror, Beverly Welch, Alyce Hanlcingon, Pearl Philippa. FRONT ROW: Miss Miley, I.ila Baughrnan, Phyllis Morrow, Jeanne Krause, Louise Claffey, louise Titus, Patricia Shafer, Joanne Krause, Dorothy Willcox, Mary Lou Qoeperricler, Patricia Curtis, Miss Robinson. Page Twenty-Seven

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SENIOR PLAY fl SENIOR PLAY CAST: First Row ileft to rightl Mr. Anson, Tommie Jean Driskell, Dorothy Willcox, Nancy Toy Margie Brooklsank Mary lou Van Atta. Second Row-Ruth Siegle, Wayne Patterson, louise Titus, John King, Harry Summers, Don Hill. As their final participation in a high school activity, the Senior Class presented Fog Island written by E. Clayton McCarty. The play was a mystery in three acts and was capably directed by Mr. Anson. Fog Island, a small island located off the west coast of the United States is the setting Jerry Martin, a young atomic scientist, comes to the island for a rest. To his dismay he finds the island infested not only with foreign agents and a slick crook, but also a group of marooned girls and a sheriff, who had been searching for the girls. After some gunplay, mystery and suspense, iustice again emerges triumphant and the play ends happily for everyone, except of course the foreign agents and the crook Page Twenty-Six The Cast: Mrs. Williams ,,..... ,...,..,,,.,Y, R uth Siegle Mr. Williams .....,,,A .......,.,,,,,,,,...., D onald Hill lerry Martin ,.,........ .,.......... W ayne Patterson Sheriff Doolittle ,,.,..,.. ,,,....,,,.......... J ohn King Brockm. ,.....,.........., ........., H arry Summers Mergy O'laughlin ,,,,,, ....c,,,.,, M argie Brookbank Hazel Summers .,.... ..,..,. , Mary Lou Van Atta Ann Wickcliffe ...,,.. .,.,......., M ay Kirkenclall Ioltannah Green ,..,. .........,,..,.. N ancy Toy Priscella Ralston ..,.c ..... .. ...,......, I. ouise Titus Maurine Gerclnere.. .,,..,,.., Dorothy Willcox Serving as Assistant Student Director was Tommie Jean Driskell.

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FIRST ROW: Dougal Pendergast, Richard Hanby, James Young, John King, Donald Hill, Richard Gregory, Nick Judge, HI-Y TOP ROW Kleft to rightl: Robert Mach, Glenn Roley, Theodore Eicher, Robert Eicher, Jack Woodruff, Lloyd Lookenott, Reed Montgomery, Grantlin Heiser, Robert Fitch, Robert Aebersold. SECOND ROW: Ned Hannum, John Hutchins, George Evans, Frankin Hall, Kenneth Welsh, Thomas Davis, Rodney Burchard, James Kennedy, Raymond Montgomery. Mr. Weiser. OFFICERS President ...., ,,,,,,,,,,, . John R. King Vice-President ,,,.,,, Donald Hill Secretary Richard Gregory Treasurer ., James Young Chaplain John Nixon Judge Sergeant-at-Arms ., Richard Hanby Social Chairman Dougal Pendergast ln the l95l-52 season the Hi-Y Club has strived hard to create, maintain, and extend througout the school and community high standards of Christian character with the aid of our new advisor, Mr. Weiser, and our president, John King. This year the Hi-Y presented a variety of programs which included: worship services, speak- ers, discussion groups, and recreational programs. Selling papers for the March of Dimes was one of the proiects the Hi-Y had this year. The club was also in charge of the Christmas assembly program in December. pw, Tw,,,,,y.Ergh, The Page Sponsored By Mr. and Mrs. John King