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

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Kwafoakana RAY PARKER Mr. Parker has been with us for five years now and has made a great number of friends among both the faculty and the stu- dents. His willing co-operation with us during his regular hours and also for our events held in the building is the evenings has been greatly appreciated. HOWARD BOWMAN' Mr. Bowman has done an excellent iob during his four years as custodian of the grade school. For the last two years he has had the added responsibility of the upkeep of the new grade school building, and he is to be congratulated on his untiring ef- forts. ETHEL CLARK and THELMA SUTTON Mrs. Clark, head of the cafeteria staff, and Mrs. Sutton, her assistant, have done an extremely good iob in their first year in the school cafeteria, which has been moved to the new elementary building. The de- licious, healthful meals, the good service, and the new equipment have been greatly enioyed by all. This page sponsored by Savage Paint Store

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Ainfbentdfy .j6LClfLAy Front Row lleft to rightl: Mrs. Archibald, Mrs. Klausmeier, Mrs. Baker, Miss Lybarger, Mrs. Mouser, Mrs. Hurd. Back Row: Mrs. Beeson, Mrs. Staten, Mrs. Mahard, Miss Vessels, Miss Gardner, Mrs. Truman, Miss Loughman, Mrs. Taylor. ' The Elementary teachers play a very important roll in pre- paring students for more advanced study. ln grade school chil- dren are taught the basic factors, which are the fundamental steps to further education. We, the Senior Class of 1953, wish to express our apprecia- tion to the elementary teachers for the part they played in pre- paring us for iunior and senior high school. This page sponsored lay Sandy Alougllman Signs Page Nine

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