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enior joofnofed Thirty-nine-forty-niners! Rushing for gold-no! . . . one hundred years too late . . . going for the golden nuggets of G. H. S. education .... All of us Seventh Graders en- tered school activities eagerly . . . games, Homecoming Parade- Blow the Man Down . . . magazine sale . . . We tried everything. Eighth Graders . . . we felt more at home in the big building . . . Little Women . . . Canteen . . . Square dancing. McKean and Union students augmented our Ninth Grade class to 75 . . . 6 boys ioined the football team, 9 were on reserve basketball and baseball squads . . . Chorus and band attracted many talented and less talented . . . barn dance at Larry Schwartzenbur- ger's . . . Superstitions on Homecoming-the black cat . . . a class picnic was held at Mrs. Lewis's farm . . . song hit, On Top of Old Smokey. Our privileges increased in our fourth year at G. H. S .... Y-Teens, Hi-Y, and Thespians . . . Some of our fellows played varsity football . . . The First Church Service, our Homecoming float . . . class picnic was held at Spring Valley Pool . . . remember Wha' Hoppened? . . . school from 8 to i2 and all those afternoons free . . . Sweet Vio- lets . . . Doris Day . . . Johnny Ray and Cry. Did you see those busy Juniors selling at the games? . . . They were earning money for the Prom . . . Red Cross float . . . lt Happened One Night played to a large audience -starring Ann LeFevre, Bev Butz, Tom Ramsay, Tom Davis, Phil Johnston, Pat Curtis, and Brenda Poff . . . Pure Oil Essay Contest-Kay Barnhouse and Tom Davis won first places in county and family divisions respectively . . . Spring election results showed girls in the maiority . . . Driver's licenses . . . cars . . . Buckeye Lake . . . You Belong to Me . . High Noon . . . Root Beer Stand . . . George! . . . Junior-Senior Prom-May 22, 1953, Curtis Hall- Aloha from Hawaii . . . the Hawaiian dancer . . . Joby Lanning . . . Denison students . . . palm trees and stars . . . flowers galore--all helped to make the Prom a suc- cess . . . Girls' State and Boys' State delegates went into politics. At last, we made the top-Seniors . . . 50 strong-25 girls and 25 boys . . . Home- coming Queen Bev Butz was kissed by Class President Pete Pendergast . . . Senior hay- ride, a little cold . . . Biggest surprise-Senior homeroom won the magazine sale! . . . girls' slumber party-no sleep . . . Senior Scholarship Test . . . second place winner in State D. A. R. Good Citizens Test . . . county winner in American Legion Essay Contest . . . World Affairs Institute . . . Wanted . . . Young at Heart . . . Dragnet and Jack Webb . . . Arthur Godfrey . . . Julius LaRosa . . . Glenn Miller . . . From Here to Eternity . . . Roman Holiday . . . Stalag 17 . . . Senator McCarthy . . . Liberace . . . Dodge Ace . . . no school on March l, snow . . . our last Spring Vacation . . . Senior reports, every- body ready . . . book reports and incompletes . . . Spring Play . . . yearbook, the best ever . . . Bake Sale . . . Senior Revolt, everyone likes Old Man's Cave? . . . Prom, dance anyone? . . . Baccalaureate, we're nearing the end . . . the last exams . . . Graduation . . . the future. ' i if s ' l I ' 'T ' l 3 l it y XA , --vt . 2
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First Row: lleft to righflz Mary Unger, Janet Schroer, Judy Johnson, Kay Barnhouse, Eleanor Hodges, Jacqueline Charleson. Second Row: Cary Lahmon, Wayne Maior, Tom Ramsay, Reed Montgomery, Pete Pender- gast, Dave Price. enior cgciaofardficyo eozm 22 This year we are very proud of the people who brought honors to Granville by placing in the Senior Scholarship Test. Judy Johnson received first place in the county, in second place was Pete Pendergast, and Tom Ramsay ranked fifth. Those who re- ceived honorable mention were Kay Barnhouse, Reed Montgomery, Wayne Maior, Jackie Charleson, Dave Price, Eleanor Hodges, Cary Lahmon, Janet Schroer, and Mary Unger. In the district ratings, Judy Johnson placed twelfth for girls and also received honorable men- tion in state ratings. Pete Pendergast received honorable mention in both the district and the state. Tom Ramsay received honorable mention in the district. This Page Sponsored by the Senior Class
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Chorus Tune ranuifL .Aiea Wafer So, here's to dear old Granville, Here's to the Blue and White, O, may we always cherish, All its standards ever bright Yes, here's to dear old Granville, We raise our voice in song, To tell to all from far and near, To Granville, we belong. Cfaaa .Sing We are the Granville High School student Striving to reach our goal, We will always work our hardest To boost up every soul. All through the years we've stuck together Working through thick and thin, Games and dances were our pleasures Always with a happy end. Now the class is going to part But not for always-just at the start. And when we meet again We will all share our wins and gains! Ohio State Marching Song.
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