Grove City High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Grove City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

6 Jlaaalcf fafmftan EDITOR IN CHIEF I bl Sh d bv th Semen Glau a 1948 HghShl Bale Peleadan PRESIDENT eg 1 'u i e , e Jackson Township i c 00 . --- '-' 3.-. , .,,,,,,,,,. .,., , , ' ffkdgqy 4 7' 'fu ka an A 'if . I -mffvg'g,?,,,, 3 ' :f,:f:.I ,lf : Q ,E f E558 if , 4 A Z7 L Z-In , ll ll 48 Qfzeqfnauncf gliozff Seeley Don N1cholS M1 Gentry Norma Hughes Lowei Row Joan Kunz Catherine Vlathers Virginia We1Shaupt Harold JohnSon Phyll1S Lewis Dorothy Ph1l1ppS Bettv England Ruth Schult7 Edztoz In Clzzef Assistant Edzfm Business Managm Adzeztiszng Wanayei Dons Spozts O1ganz atzons Mzcszc' Editor 5 Photogmphy A1t Sales Manage: Adwsors HAROLD JOHNSON PHYLLIS LEWIS DOROTHY PHILIPPS CLYDE SCOTT ALSTON TROUT BETTY ENGLAND JOAN KUNZ CATHERINE MATHERS VIRGINIA WEISHAUPT MARIANNE BARBEE DON NICHOLS CHARLES CORWIN RUTH SCHULTZ PETE PETERSON NORMA HUGHES ROBERT GENTRY KATHERINE GOLDHARDT Top Row Miss Goldhardt, Marianne Barbee, Clyde Scott, Charles Corwin, Alston Trout Kenny Gi!-18 spm-fs .'DiIi ffff i' .dn For unfalling guidance administered with honest and true under standing for xaluable time gn en unhesitatingly for being a grand guy and dedicate our annual the Greyhound to Vlr Robert H Gentrw With deep regret we say good bye to a person who has been a friend to all Fwe making the completion of the annual possible, we, the senior class of 1948, 'Lx mm' ' M1 Orxn B1 eckenudge B S Ohm St ite As famlhar to the student body as one ot the Qtudy hall chaus 18 N11 O11n Bleckenudge the h1gh school Supeuntendent He seued as one of ou1 elghth grade ady1Qo1s and has been yylth ue many veam Buck ae he ls knoyyn to almost QXSIQOHQ has taught POD to many who haye come to be SQHIOIS at GIOXQ Clty Hlgh He Sets a good example fol tho e yy ho study P O D because he hves the pr1nc1p1es of Democracy h1meelf In 1945 Mr B1 eckenrldge was appomted Supelmtendent and has been selylng IH thu 13051151011 s1nce that t1me I I . 1 Q. . K .. . 1 . ri c . - y ' v 4 - .'f-, '. f- 1' 1 . 1' ' . . . A . , . . ., .S . T ,K T, 1' 7 1 1 U 'A N - Y . Q U ., , . . v -v ' . , . Y ' - , . . . A . 1 V ' D . 1 S ' .' 7 . . . . . 1 ' , ' .' ' 7 1, ' - . Pamwpwl Percw I Rlder M1 Rider our able D11HClD'1l has a BS and MS tiom Ohlo State Unixersltw He has taught chemwtiy and biology here for fifteen ye'us He IS the strong 'um of discipline well known to all and highly iegaided and reqpected Katherine Goldhardt Katie who is Qecretary to the Superintendent and Clerk of the Board of Education has been one of ou1 annual advisors and very helpful to us and the entire school. She has also given hei time to the furthering of school dramatics. Setevz .--.N In Bama! of Zcfucalfion One night out of every month a group of the local school board members meet and discuss the problems of the school. Mr. Joseph E. Milligan, President, was elected with Mr. Walter Grossman in 19-17. In 1945 the other mem- bers, Mrs. Florence Gross- man. vice-president, Mrs. Ava Corzilius, and Mr. Cur- tis Kunz were elected. On these few people rest the policies of the school and their responsibilities. The Senior Class wishes to express their appreciation to those who served in this capacity during their twelve years in the Jackson Township Schools. Q Wulf' Eight paaenl' 7eacfae1zfi 14440 ' ' The Parent Teacher's Association of Grove City, Ohio. is entering its thirteenth year of service to the school. This year has been no exception, the organization having contrib- uted radios, victrolas and encyclopedias to the three schools. One of the main projects of the P.T.A. is the sponsoring of music week each spring. At that time concerts are presented by the three divisions of the music department. The purpose of music week is to raise money for the music and instrumental fund. The association is planning to buy a school flag for the band as soon as a design is selected. Monthly meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month during the school term. These meetings give the parents a chance to become acquainted with their children's instructors. Va- ried programs are provided for these meetings. The graduating class of 1948 wishes to express its sincere thanks and appreciation to the P.T.A. for the help and assistance they have shown in the publica- tion of the Greyhound. 'Xl DELNO L ADAMS 'VI1 Aclxms gl xdudted flODl Ot tubem College md took hw g'1'1Cl uxte uo1k m Engllsh 'md hlstolx 'lt O S L He hu tfxught Lllgllih hcxe f01 elghteen yeah md .1150 SGIVQS as Ju111o1 bop adx1so1 GVSI ADYS B CLARK B C S ln Educatlon N115 Clank cmduated f1om XICIQ d1th Busmeis College OHICQ T1a1n 111g School and Oh1o LHIYQI 1tx She ha taught Buxmess Edl1C3t1OD 'md ielxecl ci SCHIOI g,111s adusm fm one xea1 W L, CARI H AI SBERG B A B S ln Educatlon M1 'XlSl701g' gl ldu ltecl 110111 Ot te1be111 College md hai tiught A111e11c 111 md V201 ld lll'wtOllLS H has bccn 1 Slitdllt iootb 1ll coach coach of the IQNQIVQ baskctball team 'md 2ophomo1e adx1so1 f01 RICHARD DYER B S ln Educatlon VI1 DX91 glacluxted fxom Agn cultu1e College at O S U Thle IS the Hut xe 11 that Noce1t1onalAg11 cultu1c hae bcen taught smce 1940 He ls al 0 thc 'iClXlS0l of the F F A ORIN BRECKENRIDGE BS ln Educatlon M1 Bleckenndge E1 dduated fl om Ohlo State UIl1XC1SltY md te lches P O D He hae taught thc elghth g1adc 11141 18 now S91 vmg, as Supc1 lntendent AGNES A EYERMAN BA M A ln Educatlon Whse Exelmfm gladuated Wltll a BA deg1ec fxom C.a.p1ta1 UYIIYQI Sltx She h ls taught Engllsh Latm and HISt01X herc fOl elghteen yeam and also Serves as Jumor guls adv1s01 Ame A v . 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MAXINE D GARDN ER B A M A nn Educatlon N115 Gardner gldduated f1OH1 Oh1o Wesleyan and has taught Enghsh speech and Journah H1 f01 the past two 58315 She also neue ae freshman guls 3dVlS0l IOY H MOSHER BS ln Education M1 'Nloshex gmcluated 110111 Cap 1t1l UlllV61NltN and has taught husmesx .ulthmttlt 1leb11 lllil geornetn hen. fo1 twcntx Xen He 1lxo NLIVSS as NQIIIOI boxs ad NISOI Ten 6 'f ROBERT H GENTRY BS ln Educatlon N11 Gentu g1aduated f1Om Oh1o State Ull1Y61Sltj .and hae taught Indubtual A1ts fO1 the past mo xezus He lS xlso beumg a annual 3dX1S01 MR SAMLEI .I0lNES B S ln Educatlon N11 Joneb gl 1duf1ted11o111 O S U 1nd h ls t 1ught Anlellidll md XX o1ld Hntou 101 the pd t Qn1eete1 h also SGIVLS 15 opho111o1e boye arlu O1 RICHARD L HARRIS B S m Education Mr HHIIIS gladuated flom Oh1o State LH1V61S1tY and hae taught IUUSIC he1e fO1 flxe xea1s QLLWQSSAWUWV ROBERT MOUNTS BS M A m Educatlon M1 Mounts ,qladuated f1Ohl Oh1o State UlllN9lSltX xxlth a BS de xuth .an lVl A deglee He h lSt3L1L,l lt mlthenmtlts and l'1lSt0lX md hm S9IV8d as elghth gl 1de ddVlSO1 lOl the paxt ye ll , Y f N 1 l ,, l 0 v 0 Lv ' 0 .5 - Q Q . 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A S S x - 19 e - s : - as 5 - ' PERCY L RIDER B S M A 'VI1 Rlder g1adu'1ted from Ohxo State Un1ve1s1ty and has taught bxologx and chemlstly here fo1 SIX teen geals He se1ves as hlgh school punclpal JOHN D SMITH BS 1n Educatlon M1 Smxth g1aduated from Ohlo State UHlY61Slt3 and has taught b1ologx genelal sc1ence Enghsh hlstorx and phy s1cs here for tvselxe boy s adx ISOI MRS PAUI INE SHAFFER BS ln Educatlon MIS Shaffel g1aduated flom Ohlo State Unlxelsltx and has taught home economlcs he1e fo1 twelve 3ea1s She also seues as FHA adv1so1 MRS BI' TTY TREGO B S ln Educatlon Ingo gl 1clu ated hom t 81 mem Colltge Ll x leaxe ol 1b emu shy 1f.,a1n began chmg I l x edur 1 Hill mu I S L H110 XI unxble to contmue tt uhm LOYVEII S SHAFFER B S ln Educatlon M1 Shaffe1 graduated f1om Oh10 N01 them Un1ve1s1ty and has taught physlcal educ xtlon Loathed foot ball va1s1ts basketball baseball and tlack fO1 tvro years He also seues as elgrhth g1ade adv1s01 FAYE I WHITE BS ln Education M1ss W h1te graduated f1om Oh1o State Un1ve1s1tx and has taught mathematlcs Spanlsh and book keepmg hele for fou1teen Xeau adx 1 O1 Elezen I 5 J 1 J 0 4 nk v -L lv c 54 AY - u .: ly . v . . 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F zfteen Edlth Ba1 nett Edm Clalldon Hlgh School 1 2 Cholus 2 4 Eldol a Benjamln B011 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Volley ball 1 Guls Basketball 1 4 Secretary 2 C8zB Staff 3 Strlctly Folmal J Play Queens Cou1t 2 Chee1leade1 3 lntlamuxal Spoxts 1 4 Softball 1 Nxght of Janua1y 16th Speech Play Senlol Play Polly Blau' Potts Szxteen Volleyball 3 Glrls Basket ba 2 4 C8zB Staff 4 Strlctly Fo1ma1 Jr Play Annual Staff Tune In R10 Rlco Cheerleadel 2 3 County Festlval 2 3 4 Gene Beavel s Bermze F F A 4 Vars1ty Boys Basketball 2 3 4 Pre dent 2 C8zB StaH 4 Tune I Intramu1al Spolts 1 2 3 4 Serum Plas Challes Bennett Chuck Louxsa B1etz1us Easy Scloto Twp 1 2 3 Chorus Paul Call P Ccul Annual Staff 4 Charles Co1w1n Chuck Annual Staff' Intramural S orts 1 2 3 4. Bernice Curtis kif George Caipentel Gezge Football 3 4 Rio RICO Cnceit Band 1 2 3 4 County Nluslc Festival 2 3 4 President of u Teen 3 4 Senior Play Charles Coleman Football 4 Marjorie Cox Margie Spanish Club 33 Cheer- leader 35 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1 29 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 C8zB Staff 3g Tune Ing Chorus 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1 25 Volleyball lg F. H. A 13 Girl Reserves 25 Dis- trict Baton Contest, Senior Play. Serenteen D01 othy Davls Tumll Gul Reserves bpamsh Clu 3 4 Secletaly 3 4 Edltor of CKLB 4 Guls Basketball 4 Honol So Cl y 3 4 Cho1us 3 O1 estla 2 3 4 Coun y MUSIC Festlval 2 3 4 Stu dent Counc1l V P 4 Int1a mural Spolts 4 Gerald Eyel man Jer 1 y F F A 4 Honol Soc1ety 3 4 Tune In R10 co Concert Band 1 2 3 Marchlng Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 1 2 Olchestla 1 2 3 County MUQIC Fes t1val1 2 3 Sen1o1 Play Vlrglnla Fostex Jzmzy Creston Hlgh School 1 County Festlval 2 Glll Re ves 2 F H A Spanlsh Club 3 4 Prlnce of Peace Contest 4 Honor SOCl6ty 3 4 Bow mg League 2 Ezghteen Betty England Chavelze G1rl Reserves 2, Spanlsh Club 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Guls Basketball 1 2 3 4 Punce of Peace Con test 4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Soclety 4 Stuctly Formal .Ir Play Tune In R10 R1co, Bowhng League Grady Feaster Feas Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Honol Soclety 3 4 Robel t F1 ancxs Cocky Nlght of January 16th Concert Band 1 2 March mg Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Intramural Sp01tS 1 2 Chorus 1 2 Iavne Gueth Bm tha G11lR6S6lVE':S 2 F H A '7 Volleyball 2 3 Basket blll 2 3 4 County Music Festival 3 Prlnce of Peflce Contest 3 C8zB Staff 4 Blothel Goose Speech Play Stl lctly Folmal R10 Rlco Bowling league 2 3 In tramural Sp0ltS 7 3 4 S0 ball 2 Cholus 7 3 Senior Plfly Wllbul Herron JI Cutze Baseball 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 3 ot 2 3 4 Tlack 7 3 C8zB Stad' 4 Intramulal Sports 1 2 3 4 Cholus 4 Music Fest1val4 Senior Play 'Nlolnla Jean Hu hes Jecnmze County Music Festival 7 3 4 Glll Reserves 2 Volley ball 1 Basketball 2 Pllnce o Peace Contest 33 Brother Goose 3, Strictly Formal Jr. Play, Tune Ing Rio Rico, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Central Ohio Band 3g Annual Staffg C8zB Staff 4, Senior Play. Joan Flltz Flzf ze Reselwes 7 F H 4 Basketball 1 CSZB Staff 3 Tune In Rio Rlco Con celt B'1ncl1 2 3 Nlalchlng, ndl 7 4 Cholus DOIIS Haag., Spced Glll RESQIVQS 7 Basket b 2 3 4 B Staff 3 H A PIQS 4 Rio ICO Bowling League 3 Cholus Ieland Hoppel Hop Nineteen Hal old Johnson Gus Spanlsh Club 3 4 Basket ba 2 3 4 TIGHSUIGI Edlt0F of Annual C8zB Staff 4 HOHO1 Soclety 3 4 Str1ctly Foxmal J Play Ma1cl1mg Band 1 2 SQHIOI Play Joan Kunz lacy G11l RBSGIVQQ 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 P11nce of Peace Contest 4 Annual Staff CKzB Staff 3 N1ght of Janualy 16th St11ctly Fo1mal Tune I R10 RICO Conce1t Band 1 2 3 Ma1cl11ng Band 1 2 O1 chest1a 2 3 Chee1leade1 3 Ch01us 1 2 3 4 County MUSIC Fest1val 2 3 4 Sen 101 Play Phyll1s Lew1s Co1l.y G11l Rese1ves 2 Spal11Sll Club 3 4 Volleyball 1 Z Basketball 1 2 3 Sec1eta1y 1 P1es1dent 3 Annual Staff CKzB Staft 4 B10th6l Goose Stuctly Formal Tune In Conce1t Bnd 1 2 3 Marclng Band 1 2 3 O1chest1a 1 2 3 Intldmulal 1 7 3 4 Cholus 1 County MUSIC Festlval 2 3 Kathleen Knoff Ixatze H A 1 2 3 4 V0 ball 1 2 Bowlmg League 1 Worthmgton H 1 g h School 1 2 SGHIOI Play Galy Lambe1t Slzozty Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 R10 R100 Intlamulxl Olt31 2 3 4 T1ack 3 4 SSIUOI PlaX Jamce L1St Jan V0lle5 ball 1 Basketball 1 R10 RICO, Honor Soclety 3 Don Nichols R0 neo East High Sclool 1 2 3 Prince of Peace 4 Annual Staff 4 Night of January 16th Intramural Sports 4 Senior Play Hai old Parsons Dale Peterson Pete Baseball 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres- ident lg President 45 Sen- ior Play. Cathciine Wlathers St Agnes Academy 1 2 3 Pimce of Peace Con test 4 Annual Staff CKLB Staff 4 Concert Band 4 Oichestla 4 Night of Jan ualy loth Basketball 4 Intiamural Sports 4 Sen lor Play O1 ville Pai k Custodian 1 Carl Patzer Lzttle Anton Spanish Club 3 4 Basket ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 1g V. President 33 Treasurer 2, 4, Strictly Formal, Tune Ing Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. Twenty-one DOI othy Phllxpps Dot G11l Reselves 2 F H A 1 2 4 Annual Staff CSB Staff 3 HOHOI SOCl9tW 4 R10 RICO Concert Band 1 2 M31Ch1l1g Band 1 2 3 Bowhng League 3 Cho1us Joan Rowley Jo G11l RGSGIVCS 2 I H A 1 Spamsh Club 3 4 Vo levball 1 2 3 4 Basket b 1 2 3 4 CKB S if 4 Honol Soclety 3 Queens Cou1t 3 4 Bowl mg League 3 Softball 1 Ruth Schultz Ruthze Sta1l1ng Ju111o1 Hlgh 1 Volleyball P Annual Staff R10 Rlco Softball 2 Chorus 2 Twenty two He1 man Rehde1 Jolm Spanlsh Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 St11ct1v F01 mal Nlght of Janua1y 16th S6l110l Play Cha1lu Rupe Chaz he Spanlsh Club 3 Clyde Scott ,Scottw A n n u al Staff Conce1t Band 2 3 Ma1ch111g Band 1 2 3 4 O1chest1a 2 Helen Smith Punce of Peace Contest 3 C8zB Staff 4 Albert Schemuch F 1 4 Choi us Ol1ve1 Sheets Ollie F F A 1 4 Basket all 4 Foo all 2 Tlack 3 TIGHSUIGI 1 Strictly Folmal Intia ral Spolts 1 2 3 Cholus 3 Dorris Smith Smitty Girl Reserves 25 F. H. A. Treas. 1, 2, 3, V. President 49 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Prince of Peace Contest 4, Strictly Formal, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 35 Bowling League 3g In- tramural Tournament 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2. R1Ch31 d Sothal d Dzcli C8zB Staff 3 Kenneth Seeley Ken H lards 1 2 F F A 4 Spanish Club 3 Baseball 3 4 Football 3 4 Tlack 3 4 Stllctly Fo1mal In tiamuial Sports 3 4 Stu dent Councll 3 4 Semoi Play Tu enty th? ee Carrol Stickel Night of January 16th. N01 ma Thompson A01 une Bowllng League 3 4 Loulse Wears Toots H 4 Tune n Bowhng League 3 Chorus 3 R10 R100 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Twenty four Howa1d Strawse1 Fred FA Alston Trout Baseball 3 Football 2 3 4 T1ack 3 V Presldent 4 Annual Staff Intra muxal Sp01tS 2 Student COUHC11 4 Treasu1er Stu dent Counc1l 4 Vllglllla Welshaupt Ginny Glrl Reserves 2 PTIHCG of Peace Contest 4 CKLB Staff 3 Strlctly Formal Tune In Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Cholus 1 3 County Muslc F stlval 2 3 4 Semor Play I Ruln xwllght len 1 Re Que H will 1 ll BKJYXl1Xlj., L11 ue tlamux xl SpO1tS Cholub 1 7 'Softball 1 Sealed Signaluaed out W1 IN No ulvalll lllk B13 t R11 I Chmue 'P Twenty five Vi lf ' Vi 'llg' gG :' z.ke- bull 13 'm iicog I ' . -. Gi-1 is 29 F. ..4. 4g Volleyball 1, 2. Sg Bas- Q3 kctlz ,2, 3. 43 Tu Q Ing V lag' 3, 45 In- ' 'z ' : 1, 2, 3, 43 Twenty szt ,mf of dame In the class ot 1948 the1e ale a numbe1 of outstandmg students On the bas1s of leadersh1p schola1sh1p athletlcs dramatlcs and school pubh cat1ons the follow mg VW618 chosen on the G1eyhound Hall of Fame LEADERSHIP Dale Pete1son Alston T1out Dott1e Dans Ca1lPatze1 Class OIECGIS Kenneth Seeley Alston Tlout Mauanne Barbee Dott1e Davls Student Councll SCHOLARSHIP Betty England Dorothy Phlllpps Ca1lPat7e1 Alston Trout Catherme Mathers Phyllls Lewls Halold Johnson G1ady Feaster Je1ry Eye1man Herman Rehder V1rg1n1a Foster Jamce L1st JoAnn Rowley Dott1e Davls Membels of the Frankl1n Honor Soclety Je11y Eyerman Catherlne Mathew V11glH13 FOSt91 Dott1e Davls Recelved HOHO1 able IXIGIIUOH on Countx Schola1sh1p Test HOMECOMING QUEEN Ma11anne Ba1bee MAID OF HONOR JoAnn Rowley All County Football Team Charles Coleman All County Second Team BASKETBALL Carl Pat7e1 All County Basketball Team F313 Lambelt W1lbu1 IIQIIOH All Countg Honorable M811t1OH Ca1l Patze1 All Tournament Team W1lbu1 Heuon All Tou1nament Second Team MUSIC V11g1n1a We1shaupt D1str1ct Solo Aud1t1OHS Cathe1 1119 Mathers N01 ma Jean Hughes D1StFICt Band Je11y Eye1 man Polly Bla11 D1str1ct Cho1us PRINCE OF PEACE CONTESTS Norma Jean Hughes F11 st 1n 1946 Local Contest Helen Smlth Runne1 up 1n 1946 Local Contest N01 ma Jean Hughes Runner up 1n County Contest 1946 Vlrglnla VVe1shaupt F1rst 1n 1947 Local Contest Betty Ellglalld F11St 1n 1947 Contest at Ha1r1sbu1g Do111s Smlth Runne1 up ln 1947 Ha111sbu1g Contest . . , 1 . , . Y . , .- , , , . . t : ' , s ' , ' , ' '. , ' , . Q. , . N u ' ' 4 1 ' 7 7 4 ! 7 N? Y 7 1 7 . 7 I 4 7 ! 7 7 , , , Q H , . AA, .Q . . R, . . I ,i fc J ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . -' Q FOOTBALL: Carl Patzer, Kenneth Seeley, Alston Trout. I 4 y 4 , . m 4 1 . 1-g - 7 . no 4 , 'N' l .L . 1 Q Lu l' . , 14 Seniafzfet 4 The walk 1n front of the not too large bu1ld1ng 1sn t a long one but many people pass over 1t and through the famlllal front doors everv day People who are for the most part und1stu1 bed by what they gam w1th1n those doors and bw the persons w1th whom they are assoclated It 1sn t unt1l you are ready to leave the school that you begln to reallze Just w hat those assoc1ates and the school has meant to you To the faculty You have done for us a great servlce and we w1sh to express our appreclatlon We have spent the prevlous four years here IH th1S school under varlous lnstructors and the tra1n1ng we have recelved w1ll be a tremendous help on the road we w1ll travel after graduatlon and we appreclate 1n some measure how much the value of what we have been taught has depended upon your care and falthfulness We also must take leave of the members of the undergraduate classes who have been fellow students w1th us here and wlth whom we have been closely assoclated Day after day we have assembled and the assocla t1ons wh1ch cluster around all of us and the school more V1V1d IH our m1nds now than ever can never be fo1 gotten In later years the l1ttle 1nc1dents that have occurred whlch seem now hardly worth the tell1ng w1ll possess a deeper 1nterest and Wlll l1nger long m our memory The dutles wh1ch have been ours as Senlors w1ll become yours Remem ber that the School IS 1n a true sense a moral personallty dependlng for among the h1gh schools 1n the county and as you do the work we have falled to do may you know that vou have the heartlest sympathy of those who are now b1dd1ng you farewell Classmates we have worked together on many d1iferent thmgs and have occupled much the same pos1t1on durmg our years 1n H1gh School But from the day we leave the school we shall occupy a d1fferent pos1t1on and we shall each pursue a dlfferent path Dlfferences IU our thoughts and our op1n1ons whlch separate us now but sl1ghtly w1ll d1v1de us more and more and as tlme passes the vears of separatlon w1ll flow as an exer w1den1ng flood between us spanned only by a common memory and a mutual regard Whether or not we are say1ng farewell to each other we are saymg farewell to our H1gh School days They at least w1ll never come back The respons1b1l1t1es and opportun1t1es of these four years have passed by but we must remember that there are greater respons1b1l1t1es and oppor tun1t1es 1n store for us than we have ev er experlenced and the lssue for the future rests 1n our hands In these four years we haxe learned to know one another and even our chsagreements have brought out the frank S1d9S of our nature But now we part each to pursue a dlfferent path alone But w 1th love and respect for our school w 1th a certaln sense of loyalty to each IH the class of 48 wlth our heart and m1nd bent on h1gh and b oad thlngs so we shall go forth and Godspeed' v . . . . , ' ' ' 7 v , 1 , . s y v I . , . . . . D . I . 7 . . . , Y 7 T Y Y' ' 7 ! 7 , 1 i . . . Y v 3 . , . , . . its health and soundness on every member of it. Make it a power for good 7 u Y 7 t . . Y J . , . . . , . , , . ' 7 ! ' V 7 - . - l Y. v' ' Y ' mc 19 7 Y Tzt enty sez en fcwz' Wd! am! 7edfcameni We the members of the graduatlng class of 1948 real1z1ng that our school days cannot last forever do hereby publish and declare this to be ou1 first last and only will and testament To the Freshman Class we bequeath our ab1l1ty to learn This will be necessary lf you ever plan to become seniors To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our ab1l1ty to study and keep quiet in study hall IH the hope that they can keep on the good Slde of the faculty To the Junior Class we bequeath the followmg Em1l Anderson bequeath my ablllty to break test tubes to Dot Hensel Barbara Badger bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along vxlth the Senlor ad vlsors to Donna Harris Jeane Baer bequeath my seat 1n reglstratlon to Jeanne Grubb Edward Bam bequeath my coaching ab1l1ty to Carl Chambers Marianne Barbee bequeath my seat on the Queens throne to Mary Rleke Mary Allce Barber bequeath my work 1n the office to Joan Hairston Edlth Barnett bequeath my love letters to Barbara Cul nutte Gene Beavers bequeath my basketball ab1l1ty to Joe Purdum Eldola Benjamin bequeath my dimples to Lilly Barbee Charles Bennett bequeath my seat on the Galloway bus to Joy Wright Louisa Bretz1us bequeath my long ha1r to Nancy Shade George Carpenter bequeath my seat on the football bench to Charles Baer Paul Carl bequeath my Monday stage show excuses to D1ck Halnes Charles Coleman bequeath my height to Kenny Penn Charles Corwin bequeath my dark curly ha1r to Vernon Osborn Margie Cox bequeath my ablllty to hook classes and roam halls to any one who has nerve enough Bernice Curtis bequeath my seat on the bus to Georgian Carruthers Dorothy Davis bequeath my office in the Honor Society to Helen Kennedy Betty England bequeath my bl oad shoulders to Dave Evans Gerald Eyerman bequeath my gea1 shift to Kay Creamer Grady Feaster bequeath my quietness to Robert McDan1els Vlfglnla Foster bequeath my grades ln speech to Jeanette Hellenthal Robert F1 ancls bequeath my oratorlcal ab1l1ty to J 1m Helwagen Joann Frltz bequeath my bashfulness to Robert Springs Jayne Gueth bequeath my bottle of H O Cpeioxldei to Martha Glbb0H9Y I Doris Haag bequeath my one man heart to Ruth1e M1lle1 Twenty Ezght I I, . , . . ' L y . . 7. . - I, , . . . D L . , . . . i I, ' . I , ' L . y . . n I, ' , I ' . I, ' , ' ' . L M . . 7 . A . . I, , I ' . I, Polly Blair, bequeath my laughing face to Hazel Legg. I, . . , . . I, I , I, , ' ' . I, , ' . I, I ' , , ' A . L . , . . , - I, . . , . l I, . , . . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . L . . . , . 1 L , . , . .. . . I, ' , I ' . I, , , 2 ' ' ' . Wilbur Herron bequeath all my women to Jerry Grant Leland Hopper bequeath my alertness in class to Allen Ely Norma Jean Hughes bequeath my ornerrness to Peggy Kanode Harold Johnson bequeath Phyllis to no one Kathleen Knoff bequeath my lrttle feet to Bob Wilcox Joan Kunz bequeath my baby sitter s union card to Marian Brecken ridge Gary Lambert bequeath my ab1l1ty to slap girls to Ted Rouse Phyllis Lewis bequeath my ab1l1ty to be true to one man to Jobre Bohner Janrce List bequeath my typing ab1l1ty to Donald Hyland Catherine Mathers bequeath my history grades to Delbert Uffer man Donald Nlchols bequeath my grit to gab to Bernard Ramey Orville Park bequeath my everlastlng faithfulness to school to Geraldine Krdd Harold Parsons bequeath my curly hair to Eugene Moore Carl Patzer bequeath my ab1l1ty to keep rn shape to Pat McArtor Dale Peterson bequeath my abrlrty to finance an annual to Marshall Hagedorn Dorothy Ph1l1pps bequeath my chubblness to June Wright Herman Rehder bequeath my tardy excuses to Charles Ramsdell JoAnn Rowley bequeath my quietness to Mae Miller Charles Rupe bequeath my knack at card playrng to Merritt Lrndig Ruth Shultz bequeath my soft curlv hair to Jack Lerbrock Dorrrs Smith bequeath my office rn the F H A to John Phrlrpps Helen Smith bequeath my seat rn Mr Jones history class to Darlene Cornwell Richard Sothard bequeath my ab1l1ty to et out of classes to work on the annual to all the Juniors Albert Schemrrch bequeath my singing ab1l1ty to Harold Strawser Kenneth Seeley bequeath my ab1l1ty to keep rules of the student coun crl to Eugene Young Olrx er Sheets bequeath my ab1l1ty to keep tr armng rules to Dale Hunter Carroll Strckel bequeath my stage technique to Harold Jones Fred Straw ser bequeath my ab1l1ty to play the guitar to B111 Barber lNorma Thompson bequeath my neatness to Lrlllan Smith Alston Trout bequeath my boxing ab1l1ty to Dare Baxter Louise Wears bequeath my cute little grggle to lNyla Stratton Vrrgrnra Wershaupt bequeath my ball and chain to any Junior tlsat can get rt Vrolet W ray bequeath my shape to Betty Lou VK alker Ruby Wright bequeath my dexrlrshness to Hilda Eyer man Twenty Nme . , 7 . . ! Y' , S ' . ' so , ' . , . . V. , . i. , r L ' 7 l - V. , . . . N , . . . ' , L . . . ! ' ' y 1 A . . N . pr A, 4 ' v n y ' 1 , . , r . , v r. . Y , . . Z , . 7 ! v 7 1 l 1 ' Clyde Scott, bequeath my reckless driving to Morris Fisher. . . , . ' ' , . . , .. U Y ' 7 G L' 9 l 7 ' , - . V y . . . . . ' K z . y K T . I , V . . . , . L. , V . 7 ' ' 1- ' . ' 7 V . , . Y . y C 7. .L . i g Thu t y .faafainq fqfzeacf I am 1eturn1ng to Groxe C1ty after an absence of tvs enty fix e years and dur1ng this time I xx as an old mald school teacher I m comlng back on one of the oldest modes of travel automoolle as I am frightened to death of those new contraptions called 10Ck9t ships I am surprlsed not to find more of my classmates of the class of 48 in the old home town Three forme1 classmates however have returned home to practice Dr Herman Rehdel Dog Specialist Dr Yank em out Anderson and last but not least D1 Blood Thirsty Carpenter I hurried down to the old school house as fast as my cane would let me And who would I find ln the ofiice but Katie Goldhardt of course She asked me to s1t down as Mr B1 eckenridge Che IS stlll supeuntendentj 'wasnt in Katie certainly has changed Her hair IS glay and she has 1nc1eased her avo11dupo1s I asked he1 about the class of 48 she told me many lnterestmg things Catherine Mathers has followed her mother s footsteps and has received her MA 1n Music Mary Alice Barber has fulfilled her l1fe time ambition and overcoming all odds has become a fash lon designer famous for he1 drop Skllt Patty has finally gotten Carl Patzer hook line and slnker At the present they are v1s1t1ng relatlves 1n Alaska Barbara Badger who always has worked ln the office when we were 1n school has gone to woik for the firm of Bam Carl and Rupe Real Estate blokers Thelr firm is located in New York City and Barbara mar rled the boss Edwald Bain Paul and Charles have married well also They both ma1r1ed large fortunes and also the debts of their fathers 1n law Ma11anne Barbee who was our Homecoming Queen and Joan Row ley her mald of honor have both entered beauty contests this year Marianne was selected The Most Beautiful Glandmother of 1973 and Joan was voted the Most Beautiful Career Woman of 1973 Jeanne Baer and Edith Barnett are known as the famous old maids of Grove City They have spent most of their life baby s1tt1ng with their nleces and nephews Ruthie Schultz has finally gotten he1 man to the altar and they are now living on a farm near Grove City QI must make a note to V1S1t her J Just then Mr Breckenridge came in I could hardly belleve my eyes was this the same man that tr1ed to teach us some P O D 'P H1s seven teen grandchlldren must be getting him down We talked for some time about the d1Herence the years had made ln both of us and then we rambled off 1HtO a dlscourse of my former classmates Gus Johnson and Phy llis Lewis haue tied the knot Gus has a grocery store ln Har11sburg and IS busy raising his five l1ttle Johnsons to be good basketball players He wants h1S own llttle team you know I wonder if Gus still has those gray halls he got from edltlng the annual Dorris Smith IS the only woman chemlstry professor on the Ohio State University faculty CCan you lmagine that '75 Oliver Sheets 1S a General in the Air Force Maybe that umform he wore 1n Strictly Formal had something to do with It Kenny Seeley and his fou1 brothers have gone into part nershlp and have the largest dairy farm 1n Ohlo Albelt Schemrlch has stayed on the farm and raised a new breed of pigs for maybe It IS more proper to say hogsi Dale Peterson IS the crooner who took Bing Crosby s place and how the glrls do swoon at hlS beautiful blond wavy halr Orville Parks has followed 1n his father s footsteps and IS a mlmster He vsent to ' ' r ' 1 - 7 1 . . . v . , . 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Q . . .. . . , l . , . . . . . . 7 , 1 Y Germany and helped bu1ld up the rums Don Nlchols has become a fa mous comed1an unde1 the nlckname Romeo and has had SIX WIVGS Just then the bell rang and I had to take leave Mr Bleckenudge asked me to come back the next day to d1scuss more about the class of 48 When I was about to leaxe the bu1ld1ng who should I meet but Dottle Dav1s She told me that she was a soclal worker for the state plac1ng homeless chlldren I asked he1 to have a soda Wlth me so we could have a gab SCSSIOH She told me many 1nterest1ng thmgs Joan Kunz IS st1ll Wlth the dance band that had once been Vaughn Monroe s Shorty Lambert lS 1n the Mar1ne C01 ps and It lS 1umo1ed that he may be a colonel soon Cut1e Herron also 1n the Mallne Corps IS sa1d to be one of the toughest dr1ll sergeants DOTIS Haag Joan Frltz and Dorothy Ph1l1pps are st1ll 1nseparable They a1e sec1eta11es to b1g eXecut1ves and have been the thlrd party 1n a number of d1VO1C8 cases Clyde Scott IS an advert1s1ng manager for a famous magazlne Gene Beavers and Polly Blau have Jolned forces aga1n If you should v1s1t the1r home don t r1ng walk 1n or you m1ght be run over by the many l1ttle Beavers James McFarland Carrol Stlckel Leland Hopper and Charles Bennett have the controllmg 1nterests 1n the Corwm Grocery Alston Trout 1S the M1ddle Welght Champ1on of the world Kathleen Knoff has won the annual award for the best ha1r style for tive years Norma Thompson was glven recognltlon by the Farm Bureau fo1 not m1ss1ng a days work 1n twenty five years Fred Strawser re ma1ned on the farm and he has made h1mself qu1te a b1t of money lVIarg1e Cox can no longer rlde horseback or perform her acrobat1cs due to an accldent 1n whlch she suffered a back 1nJury She IS now on the stage and 1n the movles and IS called by many a second Vera Ellen Jerry Eyerman IS a member of the famous Hot L1cks FIVE Bob Francls has fulfilled h1s l1fes amb1t1on of be1ng a radlo announcer Charles Coleman and Grady Feaster have devoted thelr llves to sc1ent1f1c research Jayne Gueth has many ch1ldren to take care of now She s a prlmary teacher Notlces of com1ng p1ctures were posted ln the drug stole where we were dr1nk1ng our sodas and I happened to notlce Ruby Wrlght s last DIC ture would soon be 1n the vlllage She IS now a famous comed1enne V1olet Wray and LOUISE Wears are now famous Conover models Vlfglnla WSIS haupt has galned natlon Wlde recogmtlon as a flutlst Lou1sa Bretz1us IS a schoolmarm out 1n the w1ld and woolly west I wonder lf she st1ll has her bralds Betty England and Joan Rowley have gone to the b1g c1ty and marr1ed wealthy men Janlce L1st has marr1ed one of her many boy fr1ends and IS very happy No one seems to know what happened to Harold Parsons and Rlchard Sothard but 1t IS rumored that they have made themselves a fortune Eldora Benjamln has gone to South Amerlca to teach Enghsh Helen Smxth IS wr1t1ng books for Emlly Post I thanked Dottle for her dellghtful conversat1on and sa1d good bye Now I m off to see Ruth I wonder where we w1ll be 1n another twenty five years Thirty one . 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Y A , . - Thzvty tzto fbwmaiiw YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU Under the drrectron of Mrs Maxrne Gardner the semor class presented You Can t Take It Wrth You The three act comedy s plot dealt wrth a famrly who though they seemed crazy and rmpractlcal to the average people were really very wrse because they got what they wanted out of lrfe The plot unfolds when Alrce who rs the only practrcal one rn the famrly falls rn love wrth her boss son Tony Krrby Trouble arrses when Alrce rnvrtes the Krrbys to her home and they arrrve a day early When they arrrve Grandpa the most outstandrng character rn the play greets them by offerrng the Krrbys a tomato But thrs IS not so un usual because father and hrs frrends make fireworks rn the basement mother rs contrnually wrrtrng plays Essre a marrred srster makes candy and takes ballet lessons from Borrs Kolenkhov a very Outstandmg Rus sran ballet rnstructor Numerous other characters were rnvolx ed rn thrs uproarrous comedy Joyable evenrng naw, ww wa, Twelve years ago early on a September mornrng 9 o clock to be exact srxty some bewrldered grref strrcken lrttle chrldren wandered rnto the deep dark halls of learnrng to be trapped there for the next twelve years After much strugglrng and headaches trrals and trrbulatrons both to ourselves and to our teachers we made rt to the erghth grade Those of us here at Groxe Crty worked and slaved to present the erghth grade play Tom Sawyer drrected by Mrs Maxrne Gardner Then narrowly pass mg through the State Erghth Grade Test we vsere passed mto the hrgh school All of our grade teachers gaxe a srgh of relref and the hrgh school teachers gave a groan of agony As freshmen our brothers and srsters from Harrrsburg Urbancrest and Galloway Jorned us Our freshman presrdent was Carl Patzer We sponsored a skatrng party and a dance after a ball game that year When the class of 48 became ornery lrttle sophomores they became 66 9 99 ll Y ' 77 , . . ' ' 7 7 - . . 1 ,, . V. w 7 7 ' 7 A . . , . . i u . . - , ' ' S 1 l ' 7 ' 1 v y y - Occasional difficulties and side-splitting comedy made for a very en- ' 7 7 l 7 , ! - , y - . , . u , 9 Q 7 ' . , . . . , . . , . . 7 . Y, . 7 n as ' , , - , , s - - r ' . . 1 , V I . . 4 , 4 ' 4 s 1' , u ! 1 ' , ! .1 - q more active and troublesome. We sponsored another skating party and dances after some of the games. Our sophomore president was Gene Beavers. And now we became happy little yumors only one mole year to go Our president this weai was lo and behold a girl Phwllls Lewis Under her leadership we put on one of the best ILIIIIOI' senior proms in yeais CAt least we thought it wasJ Our Junioi play gn en on Decembei 12 1946 was Stiictls Formal Miss Katheiine Goldhaldt directed it This class of 62 bewildered gllel stiicken little children haxe finally ieached the position of sophisticated ind looked up to sen1ors We undei took this publication ot the Gieyhound with Editoi Haiold Johnson leading us Dale Peteison is ou1 actixe and xerv competent p1es1dent lie pioduced oui senioi pl 15 Xou Can t Take It With Hou on Aplll 31 with Nlis Nlaxine Gardnei directinf again lNow we all shed buckets of bitter teais as we leaxe these wonderful halls of learning, and 'ill oui 'feficheis gixe a siffh of iellef is we lefue lvl' ff of A 4:3 f f' ea WK o f' L XX 9,1 ,-Nw 65 ff xr f .1- 3 If N W 'aff 4 -C' I fl f ,,+ f ,Mx ff! 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Ronald Frederick, Carol Frazier, Phyllis Goodin, Janet Graul, Norman Howard, Calvin Hensley, Calvin Herron, Hugh Hendershot, Thelma Huffman, Arno Koehler, Alice List, Louise Linley. JZRD RUWhJames McClure, Donald Moore. Dorothy Linley, Louise Mathers, Jane Landes. Robert Mason Doris Maule, Lois Noble, Fay McGinnis, Ethel Mahaney, Donald McQuay, Jack O'Harra. Robert U'Connor. 4 4TH ROW-Carl Peterson, Robert Pitts, Galen Wade, Wilbur Quinn. Martha Root, James Richardson. Richard Reinhard. Bill Swift, Charles Schultz, Ravenel Sigman. Lottie Stoney, Rosemarie Smith. Jean Titus. 5TH ROW-Paul Turnbull, James lVeber. Roland Weber, Lar ry Wilhelm, Nihle Parker, Jean XYorkman, Jean Wal- lace. Caryl VVhite, Margaret White. Flfffy-flz rce uniaa aaculizf cmcf Slfacfeaift The faculty of the Junior High School seated around the table are: Miss Anna Stakerg Mrs. Richard Barbeeg Mrs. Gladys Bausch, principalg Miss Lola Sutton: Mrs. Nettie Dally. Standing: Mrs. Nelle Bowman: Mr. Robert Trehearneg Mrs. Margaret Collinsg and Mrs. Ruth Swepston. gfemenlicwq 46- amf Sfacfewlli C7 .,f 17 Top Row L-R: Miss Johnson, Miss Noble, Mrs. Sevits. Miss Shafer, Mrs. Williams. Bottom Row L-R: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. McClung, Mrs. Brokaw, Miss Randolph, Miss Morgan. 5 vf Y K i 'T V+? Ki 'X X ,,, Xf X GBR ffyffff 5... ffffff ,S iv-bf-'f 1' XX XM X K x X ing . a AS. I-It-521 'E' ,V V' N .J fx - ts 5 VT N., X XX 'Q X -Y, . - -2 ' ' , , -. N . 5 ,. fra. 5 .W K' 8- ,SX -e-I I 1 - + f v -A W J X . X'Fg X 5 X - E 15... -A N ' X . XX at X X . ,fi L1 - T - if gfif ' 5:-1'-'E . -,L ' --?i'T'- f' 5 - q ., 1-- --L - ' -Ji: ' f ir f , ,.,,,'f' 7 Y K - 'fT'-l'-T :'ei'- :Th if .it-ff, - . 'Ari ,, -. 5 W- W - - L vE:r 0 Q Q Qmwuvr wr II sq , C X qfzanfalin eaunlfrf Jfanaa Sacielff as A 4 asa.. ami' J ta .1 nf., if . v e f 4 5 ' i? f- 1- 'ss was Ii, , r The Franklin County Honor Society was organized in 1903, to give recognition to outstanding pupils. The chief aims of the society are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate the desire to render service, to promote leadership, and develop character in the pupils of the county schools. To become a member of this society you must be a Junior or Senior, and have a B average or better. Then the teachers choose from this group, students who also meet requirements in leadership, character, and service. In 1947 the first group of Juniors, now Seniors, were initiated at Groveport. They are left to right: first row, Dottie Davis, Virginia Foster, Janice Listg second row, Gus Johnson, Phyllis Lewisg third row, Grady Feaster, Jerry Eyerman, Herman Rehder. CJoan Rowley, not picturedj The second group were initiated in November, 1947, at Hamilton Twp. High School. The old members felt that the Honor Society didn't have enough social life, so they got permission to have an informal initiation day. The old members made the new members shine their shoes and carry their lunch and all sorts of odd tricks. They also had an assembly in which these new members had to recite poems and read all kinds of silly things. They are pictured in the second picture in this order: first row, Joann Bohner, Dorothy Phillips, and Marian Breckenridge. Sec- ond rovvi Helen Kennedy, Nyla Stratton, Harold Jones, and Betty England. QBob Wilcox not picture .J The last group were initiated in our own auditorium. Everyone was very busy a few days before this big banquet-initiation. We decided to change the general routine program. Instead we had a quiz program with Bob McCrosky of Ohio State as quizmaster. This was the first time this banquet was held at Grove City for about 8 years. Those in the last group are: first row, Mae Miller, Dottie Keene, second row, Joe Purdon, Carl Patzer, Alston Trout, third row, Cath- erine Mathers, Mary Rieke. 1' iffy-eight Gonna! H114 J' 1ST ROW Vleurxane Balbee Austin T1out Dottie Davis Kenneth Seeley Mary Rieke Sally Ewmg Ramsdell James R1cha1dson The Student Councll of Grove City High School was oigamzed 1n 1947 Th1S year Wlth Kenneth Seeley as p1es1dent the organization h is gone forw ard to t1y to create a better undel standing betw een the faculty and student body The council has strived to make the school better by attaining suitable equlpment for the students setting up schedules for class basketball tourna ments and settling any arguments that might arise St11cter d1sc1pl1ne and order ln the halls durlng the periods has been the result of hall mom tors which were chosen by the members of the council Two monitors who are posted on each floor require all students leav1ng thelr classrooms to show a pass The Student Council accoi ding to the1r const1tut1on lS made up of 1ep1esentat1ves from each g1ade four semors two boys and two girls three Jumors two sophomo1es and two freshmen and one from the eighth grade The Dl'1I1C1Dal 1S requued to be present at each meetmg and also a faculty adw1so1 elected by the faculty The p1 esent aim of the Student Council 1S to publish a booklet for the benefit of the student body which states the necessary college requirements and all the mformatlon concerning sub jects credits majors and minors etc It IS the hope of Groxe City Hlgh School that the Student Council continues to function as well as lt has in 48 S . . vQ Q Q , L ,9 .V - Q? W - 1 Y - ' X A . x R , , . , N , I , , 0 xl 2 1 ar. .' ' , P '.r 'J -' t . Q1 JIU' , , xi' , , t V N , sr -1 I H . ' , . I , . . y , . , . . 2ND ROW--Kenneth Potts, Jim Utzinger, Marrianne Grossman, Miss Eyerman, Mr. Rider, Allen Ely, Charles 1 ' ' y . L y E Y . .- X , . . - , r., ' - 7 . , .I . , Y , . . , I . . . . , . 1 0 . S g 7 2 J ' 1 1 Y 7 vnu 1, u Y . . , . . . - Y! 7 F 7 ' v ' ' 5 Fifty-nine 4. JL 4. IST ROW NI uw Ellen Taynol Ruby Wll ht LOulS6 WGRIS Kathleen Ixnoff Patty Schllllnbulg lVIaly Ann GIGS man DOIIS Haag Dollls Smlth Helen Kennedy Peggy kanode Nlaltha Glbboney Na0m1 Parsons Je nette Thomas VND ROV! Dallene Hallls Bfllbala K8llE1 NOIDIE1 Ranke Nlola Ranke Jean F1ltZ Rosemaly Kell Ethel Cum mellandel Vllglnla Foster 'Nlartha Kennedy Hllda Evelnflan Joan Fl1tZ Dolothy Phlllpps lVIrs Shaffel SRD ROW Jeanette Stlawsel DOIIS Wlontoney Sally Ewlng Susan Donnelly Colleen Nlehelt Sally HHIHSS Plttx Jo Petels Ann Stump Ann Tylel DOttl9 Keene Lllly Bllbee Glace Cotton Ruth llfllllel 4TH ROVS Ruth Flnlex Ann K18bS D6l01ES Shoat Rltq Bulb lnk lldlllbll Taylol Betty Ballald Elsle Cllne Balbala XX flgnel Leona Cllne Malgle Helvvlgen Tom ard Wevt HOIIZOHS, IS the motto of the Futule Homemakers of Amellca The colols of the club ale led and xy hlte The flow er IS an Amerlcan Beauty Red Rose Thls organlzatlon IS for any one xy ho IS enrolled or has been enlolled ln the home economlcs classes It yy as establlshed ln 1939 Before then lt yy as known as the Home Ec Club The ofncers are elected at the end of each school telm to SCIXQ the tolloynlng year Oul club actlyltles for the year ale as follows Inltlatlon Q30 membersb FF A and F H A nlener roast F I4 A and F H A Chrlstmas party, concesslons at basketball games Mother and daughter tea speakers on groomlng and a coastlng party As thls stoly goes to p18SS we have had a very successful club year The SQHIOFS of thls yeal hope that the followlng years Wlll be ey en more successful Szlty ' . . . , . , 60. 5. , . 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Y 9 , - f y 1 , , Y ' ' v . , 7 ' 4. 4. 14. 1ST ROW Roger LEWIS No1manSeeley Daye Evans kay C1eame1 John Phllllps Ken Seeley Jerly Eyexman Albe1tSchemr1ch Gene Seeley Dale w8lHh31t Dale Seeley Jerry Rowland ZND ROW Loel W1ckl1ff Geolge Fausey Bob W01thlH0TOH B111 Ba1be1 Gene 'loung Jack Le1brock Ted Rouse Melvxn Henry Gene BQZVQIS Tom Chailin Lergh Vhckllff Daxld Co1z1l1us 'VII Dye1 3RD ROVV 'VI1chaelLauless Leroy Balbee Alfled Elllot Allen Glbboney Kenneth OConno1 Jack Blau Sam Chambers Dane Guthe1l Dlck Haag Eddle Elllot Harold Ranke Malshal Feyh The F F A was O1g21H1Z9d thls year after tvs o years of mactn eness It IS a natlonal orgamza tlon of farm boys takmg Vocatlonal Agr1culture Then colo1s are Natlonal Blue and Corn Gold the1r motto ls learnlng to do domg to learn earnmg to hye and hung to serxe At the fnrst meetmg the boys yuth the help of M1 Rlchard Dyer the Vocatlonal Agrlculture lnstructor elected the follow mg oflicels Kenny Seeley presldent John Ph1ll1DS NICE p1es1dent Jerry Eyer man secretary Kay Creamer treasurer Albert Schemrlch reporter and Gene Seeley sentlnel meetmg It lncluded the follow mg act1y1t1es September Officers attended the dlstrlct leadershlp confel ence at Canal Wlnchester Octobel We attended the Second Front1e1 at Brovynsulle Oh1o Sponsored a skatlng party at Rollerland and held a yuener roast whlch the F H A attended Noy ember Sponsored Corn Huskmg Contest and started Pest Hunt xy 1th the H1ll1ards chaptel Decembel Held a F F A F H A Chrlstmas pal ty ln gy mnas1um January Held a coastmg pa1ty mth the F H A February Fnded the Pest Hunt yn h1ch the Groye Clty chapter yn on NIarch Beautlfied the school grounds held a parent son banquet and partlclpated ln the L1ttle Intelnatlonal lnestock Judglng contest -Xpr1l Entered the Parhamentaly Plocedure contest entered the Cl1StI'1Ct Judglng contest Hay Enteled the State Judglng contest held a DICHIC xx 1th the F H -X The F F A hopes through 1ts act1y1t1es durlng the past seal that It has bettered our school and we hopelthat IH the futule the F F A mll proxe to be one of the most actlxe olganwatlons 1n the schoo -- i . 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M1s Ga1dne1 Wllla Mae Puce BQIHICQ Cu1 t1s Harel Legg Bettx VNalke1 Ba1ba1a Culnutte VIWIHH Cotton Betty Balla1d Jeanette Hellenthal Jean Gubb XIRIQIE Cox Do1othy Hensel Joan Ha11ston Mall anne Ba1bee 'JRD ROW Joe PLl1dOlll Ca11ollSt1cl1el 'NIe111tt L1nd1g, Ha1old JOIGS Pattx NICA1tO1 Nancy Shade Donna Ha111s ESthQ1 Nloore Jelly Kldd Joan Kunz Rob It Flancls He11nan Rehder Donald Nlchols 404166 0- 6606 Ganledl' Thls xeu xxas the fhst 3e'11 111 xxhlth a lalge number of students partlclpated 1n the annual Prmce of Peace Contest Due to the large number the group was d1V1ded 1nto txxo pfuts one to be g1V6H 1n the afte1noon and the othe1 1n the exe nlng Both contests 'W916 held at the GIOXG C lty Methodlst Church on No xember 19 Betty England and D01 115 Sm1th dehx ered the11 speeches at Above ale p1ctu1eS the students xxho pa1t1clp1ted lll the The qtudentb partlclpatlng In thls eclamatlon Contest 1ST ROW DO111S Smlth Bettx England Xngmu VSe1shaupt Contest V919 I-11115 Balbee Betty Helen kennedx Nxla St1atton Pattx Mac -hltO1 England Vlrglnla FOste1 JOHN Hall' 2ND ROVV Don Nlchols Llllx Bd1b66 Joan Ixunz Joan Haus stop Helgn Kenngdy, Jgan Kunz ton MIS Wlaxme Ca1dne1 Xnglma Fostel C1the11ne Math ' Wll M P els I A ae me Joe Puldom Wllla Mae Puce Joe Purdum Nyla Catheune Mathew, Pattv MLAFtO1 Stratton, Don Nmhols Dor11s Sm1th VIFWYIHIA VN e1shaupt The xxmners of the contest xx ere Helen Kenn dx fn st place, Pattx McArtor second place 1n the afternoon V1rg1n1a We1shaupt first and Nxla Stratton second 1n the evemng DOFFIS Smlth and Betty nlngland xx on first and second place respectxx elx All these xxmners got bronze medals ang xxere glx en a charce 1n the countx contest but none qulte leached the requuements of the Ju ges .Salty tzao u 1 v- - . , .L , A . 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The Grove City High School marching band thrilled its spectators last fall when it marched on the gridiron parading snappy new uniforms. Under the direction of Mr. Richard L. Harris, the band gave some en- joyable half-time performances on the local gridiron. Majorette Marian Breckenridge and her assistants, Peggy Kanode, Margaret Ann White, Margie Cox and Colleen Nibert ma- neuvered the band through some intricate formations, such as: a map of Ohio, a merry- go-round, Grandfather's clock, a Greyhound, script-writing of G.C., and others. During the season the marching band trav- eled to Worthington and performed at the game there. The local musicians played host to Hilliards, Mifflin, Reynoldsburg and Groveport. In the summer months of 1947 the band participated in several outside activities. They played for the annual Fire-Fighters benefit baseball game at the Red Bird Sta- dium, Ohio State Fair, Columbus Centennial Parade in which they won second prize, Mount Sterling and Galloway homecomings, and Circleville Pumpkin Show. During the Community Chest campaign they played for a banquet which was held at the Southern Hotel. They wound up a very successful season by marching in the annual Citizen Christmas parade. Sz 1 ty-sis: 7th Rank 6th Rank 5th Rank 4th Rank 3rd Rank 2nd lst Rank : Twirlers: Majorette: Rank: Eancf P Norma Jean Hughes, Ravenel Sigman, Marlyn White, William Stough, Catherine Mathers, Hugh Hendershot. Patty Leubben, Robert Schwinne, Morris Fisher, Ruth Finley, Ruth Miller, Dorris Smith. James Stough, Leigh Wickliff, Wilbur Quinn, Dick Myres, Everett Hunter, Dorothy Hensel. Clyde Scott, Loel Wickliff, 1Leroy Barbeeb, CNancy Galll, Patty Lou Geyer, Nyla Stratton. Louis liyerman, Lowell Sites, Lilly Barbee, Sally Ewing, Shirley Bussey, Marianne Barbee. Gordon McKay, Dennis Byrd, Ronald Harm, Robert Peoples, Joan Fritz, Helen Kennedy. Claude Sigman, Barbara Gehres, Marvin Geyer, Larry Smith, Lewis Mathers, James Miller. Peggie Kanode, Margaret Ann White, Margie Cox, Colleen Nibert. Marian Breckenridge. Sixty-sewn Piccolo Virginia 1Veishaupti Flnfe Marianne Barbeeiz Shirley Busseylfii' Rosemary Grossmanii Solo Clrrrincf Dorothy Heiiselirl' Sally Ewingzt I z'rsf Clarinct Jo Ann Bohner Lilly Barbee Second Clarinet George Carpenter? Norma Jean Hughes? Marlyn White Third Clarinet Hugh H6!Ilfl0l'Sl1t3f YVilliam Stough Ravenel Sigman First 1-llfo S'11.rophonc Eddie Pitts Lowell Sites Trninpcz' Morris Fisher Dorris Smith Horn Ronald Harmzfz-24 Grace Rieket Ruth Miller Robert Schwinne Sz'.rfy-ciglzf e iz c md J ance a an Claude Sigman ' Lewis lllathersi' Larry Smith Jim Smith Trombone Flnfc ,. . James Miller Marianne Barbee I wh Barbara Gehres Flaude Sigman Lewis Mathers? Larry Smith Marvin Geyer James Smith Iiurifone Richard Chambersii James Stough Ilusx Dennis Byrdi: Robert Peoplesill Iluss Drum Nancy Gall f7jjHIIlllI8 Patty Lou Geyer Snare Drum Leroy Barbee Loel Wickliff Tom Hipple 1948 All-County Band Shirley Bussey2t'Z' Virginia YVeishaupt:l: First Clurincf Dorothy Henseli' Sally Ewing Second Clarinet Norma Jean Hughes Lilly Barbee Alto Soyo ihonc I Eddie Pitts Lowell Sites Tcnor Sumophonc Helen Keimcrlyrfiil First Trnnzpcf Richard Chambers Catherine Mathers? Sccond Trnnzpcf Morris Fisher Patty Luebbent Third Trumpet Ruth Finleylti 'S' 19-18 Central Ohio Solo Horn Competition. Ronald Harmzti- Lois Haimerl:f:'2' Merritt Lindigtli Kathleen Sheets Betty Ballard Susan Donnelly Rosemary Keil Donna Frankliniz Shirley Albright Ccllo Dorothy Dayisii Nancy Gallf' Hass Marlyn Whitel I'crcnss2'on Leroy Barbee Tom Hipplezfl Patty Lou Geyer 1948 All-County Orchestra 'L' 1948 Central Ohio District Music Com- petition. ll'Nf Soprano Jo Ann I-loggess Rita Jean Burbank Elsie Cline Audrey Correy Claudette Cosner Iithel Cummerlander Marilyn Devault Hilda Eyerman Betty Ann Goldhardt Mary Ann Grossman Joan Hairston Donna. Harris Jeanette Hellenthal Margie Helwagen Jerry Kidd Betty McCarley Viola Mae Ranke Kathleen Sheets Nyla Stratton Lois lVilliams Nec-om! Soprano Jeane Baer Marianne Barbee Edith Barnett Jo Ann Bohner eamplele Ruth Borror Marian Breckenridge Louisa Bretzius Doris Davis Mary Ellen Dick Loretta Feyh Marlene Gabriel Martha Gibboney Norma Jean Hughes Joan Kunz Norma Marsh Jo Ann Morris Colleen Nibert Patty Shillingburg -ilfo Betty Ballard Lilly Barbee Polly Blair Miriam Coe Dorothy Hensel Jermaline Johnson Dottie Keene Rosemary Keil Ann Krebs Patty Luebben Mae Miller Ruthie Miller Doris Lee Montoney Shirley Peterson Mary Rieke Nancy Shade Janet Stratton Marilyn Taylor Joan Titus Ann Tyler Delores Shoaf Barbara Wagner Betty Wilburn Marian lVilliamson June Wright First Tenor David Corzilius Ronald Harm George Knapp Lewis Mathers Ted Rouse Norman Seeley Claude Sigman Second Tenor Dale Evans Morris Fisher Iidward Noble Eugene Seeley Charles Stevenson Delbert Ufferman Loel Wickliff Ihr rifone David Dyer Louis Eyerman George Fausey Marshall Hagedorn Don Hyland Merritt Lindig Vernon Osborn Tom Russell Dale Seeley Dale Weinhart Robert VVorthington Ilczss Carl Chambers Richard Chambers Jerry Culberson XVilbur Herron Robert Peoples Albert Schemrich Kenneth Seeley Robert Spring Sixty-nirze .gy an V w F lg, Q 1 Q 4 W 'Q' ri uf 3 1 'il 1 50:4 Q64 wil 'ff' 0 0 4 5 gif -2' A' n 3 I vue-8 Wa? 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T - v . . v ' ' ,- l anilau Ghana Maellea Charlle the gen1al man vuth a broom IS one of the most popular personages around the Greyhound Kennel He IS a frlend to all always wllllng to lend a helpmg hand or a word of msdom from hls vast storehouse of experlence He has gone to great lengths to help the senlor class IH many ways to whlch vue of the class of 48 shall always be lndebted constantly Charhe has been wlth us for a short seven years We hope he vull be here fo1 a good many more to g1ve a1d to the many classes that follow Us jeu, Qoaemm Jesse IS a new man to most of us th1s year but he became accustomed to our ways 1n a hurry To h1m we can g1ve thanks for the clean halls that greet us every mormng We deeply regret we havent seen too much of Jesse personally but the evldences of hls work are ever present We gleatly appreclate the many tlmes he has gone above the l1ne of duty to help m our quest for th1s year book We vush Jesse all the success 1n the commg years Seventy three l Ki ' 77 ' ,' ' , ,, ,, . . V. . . 1 - . . , U . v . V I , Y . A great deal of the success of our prom can be credited to Charlie , who worked with us C6 ' 79 ' ,' , f . Y Y , - . I U Y ! . . . . , . 'Sf ' Xf -e 1 ffyffff fi 73'-4 fffffff X igx ,ff X XX X Qx A 1 -sg X ar-' X. R ,. 5 N, , ,-Q ' 5 , xi 'f-Q. ,wt ix v I , N T-2 , xi-X , X , XL E 1 2 -as-.L it A X 'Q g ' 1 .Y - 1, K N X . xx X ,,..:'?-.,. iw, ' .1-L.: Y xx Y , -V V:--3 -' f ' ,. -rm 'ig'-Y -' 4 , . J.: J ,f- -V g.+L...-- 'L ,,,., --S-3? -LPM ',-2322--, ' -'J 3 - , ir -2 ,vga-'YY 6 ,. Jn.: 3- f--, -Q , 'T'-Pl' 'T- iff-ifg 7i'.: ,- '1-' Y . f f V Q :ii ' 4- DCD! XH HQ qaalflealf Qaacfwi LOWELL SHAFFER CARL H. ALSBERG Coach Ass't. Coach Seventy-six Pictured aboye are the 1948 Groye City Gieyhounds who finished in second place in the Eianklln County League FIRST ROW Daye Evans Vernon Osboi ne Leroy Trout SECOND ROW Edvyaid Quinichett Ken Seeley Alston Trout Carl Patver Donald Ford Edward Bain George Welker Nlarshall Hagedorn Jerry Grant Grady Feastei Dale Peterson 'NIely1n Feastei THIRD ROW Coach Shaffer Bob Mason George Carpenter Bob Spring Jack Blair Harold Jones Dick Haag Merritt Lindig, Jack VIOIFIS Bruce Hatfield Wilbur Herron Kenneth Penn Sock Musgrave Coach Alsbeig FOURTH ROW-Charles Baer Jack Llebrock Tom Russell Tom Hipple Charles Coleman Dick Chambers Arthur Weber Allen Gibboney Gene Workman Dale 1Veinhart. GROVE GROVE GROVE GROVE GROVE GROVE GROVE GROVE FIRST TEAM CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY W ESTERVILLE HAMILTON HILLIARDS 'NIIFFLIN ORTHINGTON 7 POS. Carl Patzer Grove City ...,.,............,...,....l......... Dick Wilcox Hilliard ......,.,i...............,...,,........ REYNOLDSBURG 19 siscoxn TEAM .End .,........ i,,ii i...,,.,,..l.,,i.itti,i.,,,,,ii.l,. B u d Pelle Mifflin ,Tackle ..,.,,............................,, John Johnson Groyeport Carl Fodor Gahanna ..,............,...........,......,,...... Guard Jim Dougherty u Hilliard... Mayer Hilliard fCapt.D Center ........................,.......,..a Edward Bain Grove City Bob Miller Hilliard .....,.,,,,l.,,,,,..............,l.,..,....,., Guard Nlapes Hamilton Twp. Tackle .................,.,............ D. Carpenter Worthington Karl Law Groveport ..,,........,................,............ J. Frledlander Reynoldsburg ....,.....,,............... C. Chrysler Gahanna 1Capt.J .....,....,..,..........l. Ken Seeley Grove City .e,................,............,..... Jim Rice Hilliard .....,,,,,,,,l,,.,A,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Alston Trout Grove City ...,,,.,,,,.,.....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ..Back .,.e...........,..,e, , .Back ....,,ll.,le,.e...,.. . ..Back.. .Back .,w,.,...........,,.. . .End ......,................,.,.....,.......,...... Bob Wildei Hilliard Jarrett Worthington .......,......i,Bob NIcMillian Gahanna Williams Mifflin Waltman Reynoldsburg, Honorable Nlention-Charles Coleman Grady' Feaster Don Ford Jerry Grant Ted Rouse. Sezenty-seven mae erllfq ' . y Y . . v . . h . . I 1' 1 1 Y Y 4 -I . . , I T v I 1 1 ' 1 4 1 i 1 Y l 1 u y y 1 1 1 , Y' 1 1 A ' 1 1 ' 1 1A T 1 A 1 1 D 1 ' I' 1 I . . . . 1. . v. 1 4 1 T1 1 l '1 1 . 1 . . , . Y 7 ' ' . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 ' 7 13 0 48 I 0 24 0 13 fi' 27 20 . 1' 0 19 ' I H 18 X 1 v A 1 1 1 1 , 1 9 1 v 1 1 Y y 1 A -1 1 1 Y f 1 Y I 'y 1 7 Y 5 1 A , f 7 7 Y Y 1 r A A. I I Y 1 1 1 1 . . clfian Slack ana! Zlffbile u Grote C1ty Gleyhounds and the Westei ulle Dlytow ners battled to a 1 to 7 t1e F11 day Septembel 12 at Westenllle on a xeiy sloppy gr1d1ron Greyhounds first d1ew blood 1n the second qua1ter when Alston T1out threw a twentv xald pass to Grady Feaster w ho ran the re Penn plunf ed ox Q1 for the extia point The Diytownels scored then touchdown IH the thnd qu utei and added the extla 13011111 The deadlock could not be broken by e1the1 team The well o1led GIOXQ C1ty machlne gate Gioxepolt a 13 to 0 defeat on the Giey hounds field Septembel 19 The t11umph Q ime ea1ly in the first quarter with Grote Cltx s elusixe fullback Ken Seeley Sklftlllg h1s left end to scole the Greyhounds first touchdown Carl Patze1 then 190912 ed a pass fiom Alston Trout fol the extra po1nt The thlrd quarter opened up with both teams 1n high spirit The G1 eyhounds proudly 190912 ed the k1Ck and marched down the field fo1 a scole with Giady Feastei taking the honors The game fiom here on became a standstill w1th both teams ShOXY1I1g great strength The Grote City Greyhounds ran w 1ld oy 61 the Hamilton Rangers Fr1day Sept 26 when they plled up a score of 48 to 0 on then own field In the fust qualter touchdowns weie made by Carl Patzei and Alston Trout and the ex Qezeizfy ezght tia points by Pat7er and Kenneth Penn The half ended with a score of 28 to 0 as a lesult of touchdowns made by Trout and Seeley Giady Feaster scored a lone touchdown in the thlld p91lOd The extra was missed In the last peuod of play Jim Feastei and V111 bu1 Herron were the boys who ciossed the l1ne and J1m Feastei made good on the extia points The Grote City G16yhOUHdS rambled ox El the Hllllards it 1ldcats 24 to 0 on the w mneis field Fnday Wlth the help of his teamm ltes w ho did fine blocking Alston T1out scol ed 24 points f01 the Greyhounds In the second perlod Alston scored a pa1r of touchdowns and also one in the thlld and in the final period 1 K J v' , 1 A 1 X ' ' ', . . 7. Y. ' , . y M . . 1 K. Y- , ' ,- - '-- Y . A .Q . 3 - n, A v 1 H 'Y' Y 1 ' V7 ' A ! A ' maining distance for the score. Kenneth g y 1 n ' . 1 Z 1 4: 14 - . , . 1 I. sk w ' i v' v av ' v 7 vv! . n v , N I 1 7 vi v 1 ' K , V. W v. v ' v' y . D D 7 . vi ' -4 I A Uv 1 , . , ,- A ' - ' V Naam S4012 a Waale- down. to put the Greyhounds out in front 12 to 0 it the half 'liout sco1cd fmnothei touchdown 1nd Jeux 1 1 int m xdc thc exti 1 po nt 1101tl1lIlglI0ll onlx scoie c lme lll the thnd qu 11te1 Nliliiin High giiddcis fell it the hinds of t Gioxe Citx iiexhounds bi 1 scoie f 70 0 l'11d xx Octobci 11 on the ldttei s field lX6Xl10lilSlJl.llg knocked C ioxc C'1tX out of the ch llY1IJ1OllNl'111J ln the scoie of 19 18 The game was plat ed on the loseis field All ot the Giex hounds points were tallied in the Inst half O11 passes fiom -Xlston TlOLlt to C111 PdtlQl Johnnx 'XX Alt scoled for Rex nolds buig with touchdowns lll the second th11d hounds took the11 first Fianklin Countx de feat Fiidas Octobei 10 when the Gahunni Lions ox eithiexx the Giex hounds 24 to 19 -Xlston T1out s pass to Karl Pat7e1 was good foi 21 touchdown in the Hrst peiiod -X so T1out 1 111 on wuds for 1 touchdown and Pat lei made the ext11 point Ted Rouse and Bob Nlcljdniels xxeie both seiiouslx llllllletl Clllllllg the game time 1 s liexhot l uhippcd t e Vioithington C 11d1nf1l bx fx C016 ot 19 to 1 l iideu Octobei 94 at XX oithington -Xl ton T1out coied thc ni t touchdown tiom thc one toot line then lxennx Seelex ian 78 1 11d toi 1nothe1 Gioxe Citx touch and fouith quai tei s He also caiiied the ball foi the extia point in the closing minute of the game Sezentu nine z ' . 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NI XRI ANNE B ARBEE Vhth an appealmg an of mace and charm SBHIOI 'Vlallanne Bal bee lelgned as the 48 Hometom mg' Queen Bobby to hel fuends she has been most actlwe IH extla CUlllCl1l3.l actlwltles durlng hel stay hele Her fayorlte lecleatlon lS muslc We look vuth pude on hel combxnmg beauty and lntelllgence JO KN ROW LEX A chalmlng beauty vuth polse equalled by fevx Nlald of Honol Semol Joan Rovsley honored the coult a second txme belng Jumol attendant 1n 1944 Joe as she 1s known to her frlends was elected to membexshlp IH the Franklm Honox SOCl6ty ln her JUH101 yeal 'll XRX ANN GROSSNI KN Vhth her frxendly Snllle and tuzned up no e thls attlactlye blu nette won for herself a seat on the 1948 queens COUII 'She ls ac tue IU many school 3Ct1Yltl6S and ls trea u1e1 of the F H -X LOLLEEN NIBERT Th1S YIYBCIOUS blonde has won many fuends vuth her fuendly mannel and congemal pelsonallty Colleen IS a 1ah1d football fan and spends lots of tlme duung football season hlgh stepplng and twnllng fol the rnarchmg band NI XRY RIERE An enchantmg smlle a pleasmg pelsonallty and a nexer endmg en thuslasm has vxon a 13126 cucle of fuends for MZIY Rleke She IS ac tue 1n sports basketball belng her mam lnterest Vlaly also finds tlme to be Jumor Class XICG Plesldent DOTTIE lx EEN E Petlte Dottle Keene easlly placed ln the 1948 Queens coult Her wylnnlng smile bel cute glggle and he1 golden halr endeal hex to all Dott1e IS actne ln most school ac tlyltles bemg most lI'lt6I6St6d ln dthlEtlC ey ents Ezghty th1 ee Ezghfy rom The aboxe shots xxele sn lpped bs Photog.r'1phe1 Rfu Wand It the HIHIIICIS 1 IOXS Cltx game ,S , . ,K .CJ . 2 zu'-, jf . www, Badzeldall Left to right, First Row: Manager Art Weber, Dale Hunter, Gary Lambert, Gene Beavers, Wilbur Herron, Bob Spring, Manager George Welker. Left to right, Second Row: Kay Creamer, Furl Patzer. Marshall Hagxedorn. Oliver Sheets, Jerry Grant, and Harold Johnson. Captain Carl Patzer, center. Franklin County Tournament OPPONENTS G.C. Reynoldsburg: .. . 233 54 Hilliarcls ...... 31 3-1 VVorthing:ton ..... 27 28 Canal VVinChester .. 29 4-1 Winner of Franklin County Tournament District Tournament OPPONENTS G.C. Cardingfton .......... ,. 49 55 Newark St. Francis .... .. 29 44 Marysville .......... .. 46 35 Eighty-.5 Baifnelldalf fncfiaicfuali amf 70114322 W724 The Greyhounds traveled to Gambier to win their first game of the season 51 to 36, November 25. In the first quarter the Grove City boys led 11 to 9 and 23 to 20 at half time. In the third quarter the Greyhounds scored 16 to their op- ponent's 10 and went on to outscore them in the last quarter 12 to 6. Carl Patzer led the way with 16 points followed by Grant with 14 and Sheets with 12. Grove City's Greyhounds went a long way to come home on the short end of a 33 to 29 score with Corning on November 29. The Greyhounds trailed all the way 11 to 6, 16 to 14, and 26 to 24. Gary Lambert was high for the Greyhounds with 12 points. The Greyhounds lost to Bremen for their second defeat in a row. The score of the game 45 to 28. The game was played on the winner's court December 2, 1947. Bremen was in the lead all the way. Grove City Greyhounds opened the Franklin County League by cover- ing Reynoldsburg December 5, on the loserls floor by the score 44 to 23. Little scoring was done by either team in the first half. Grove City pulled away from Reynoldsburg in the second half, outscoring them, 16 to 4 in the third period. After that, they were never threatened again during the game. Grove City's star center Carl Patzer was high point man for both teams with 14 points. Grove City took its third win of the season defeating Circleville 40 to 34. The Greyhounds took an early lead and retained that lead until the 3rd quarter when Circleville was ahead for the first time. It was a short lead and the Greyhounds managed to come out on top with Patzer being high man with 25 points. The loser's high point man was Smallwood with 9 points. In one of the most hard fought basketball games of this year, the Grove City Greyhounds stopped the fast breaking Worthington Cardinals, Friday December 12, by the score of 38 to 37. The fourth quarter was one of the most thrilling with Grove City scoring then Worthington scoring and tying the game. Grove City managed to come out with a victory over Worthington. Westerville gave the Greyhounds a 51 to 40 defeat on the loser's court on December 16, 1947. Carl Patzer sank 16 points for the losers and Bob Smith got 16 points for the winners. Grove City took its third county win at the hands of Canal Winchester with a score of 35 to 32. Grove City led the entire game up until the last quarter when the game was all tied up 30-30. In the overtime period Grove City went out ahead to take the game with Patzer being high point man with 17 points. The Grove City Greyhounds beat London High 40 to 35, December 23, 1947. The Greyhounds led in the first quarter 9 to 5 and 18 to 15 at half- time. The Greyhounds took a 5 point lead in the third quarter 27 to 22 and scored on even terms in the last quarter. Carl Patzer led the way with 17 points, 8 baskets and 1 free throw. The Greyhounds lost to Dublin, 38 to 36, after winning their first four county league games, on January 6. Dublin led in the first and second quarters by two points. Grove City was in the lead once in the third quarter, but could not keep up with Dubl1n's Al Pinney, who scored three straight baskets, to put the game on ice for Dublin. Eighty-sz'.1' aaawz awwwaa We waz.. ma Al Pinney of Dublin, was high point man for the evening with 16 points. Gahanna Lincoln surprised the Greyhounds from Grove City on Jan- uary 9 by beating them 44 to 39. The Greyhounds trailed 20 to 15 at the half and failed to gain on the Gahanna boys who held their lead throughout. Carl Patzer again was high scorer, by hitting the net for 21 points, he was followed by Charles Chrysler of Gahanna with 15 points. Grove City's Greyhounds broke a three game losing streak by down- ing Ashville 42 to 38 on the Greyhounds' fioor January 13, 1948. The two teams fought on even terms the first quarter 13 to 13, but the Greyhounds pulled away to a 27 to 23 lead at halftime. The third period ended 33 to 31 with the Grove City lads still in front. The Grey- hounds scored 9 points to 7 for their opponents in the last quarter. Wilbur Herron was high with 14 points. Grove City hands defeat to the McArthur Generals on the Greyhounds' court, January 16. Carl Patzer was high man with 19 points. The score at the half was 20 to 15, with the final score at 44 to 33. The reserves won their last game under the coaching of Mr. Alsberg, by the score of 40 to 18. The Groveport Cruisers fell at the hands of the Greyhounds after a hard battle, 40 to 37, January 20 on the Grove City court. The Greyhounds jumped off to a 14 to 5 lead in the first quarter, but the Cruisers whittled it down to 23 to 16 at halftime. The Cruisers got hot in the third quarter and led 30 to 29, but the Greyhounds came back in the last quarter to win 40 to 37. Carl Patzer led the Greyhounds with 26 points. Hamilton Twp. went down to defeat at the hands of the Greyhounds 50 to 34 at Hamilton January 23. The Greyhounds took an 11 to 7 lead in the first quarter and advanced their lead to 25 to 18 at halftime. In the third period the Greyhounds went wild to score 18 points while holding the opponents to 5 and then coasted to victory. Carl Patzer and Jerry Grant were high with 15 and 14 points respec- tively. Shorty Lambert had 10 tallies. The Greyhounds' victory over Hilliards put them in a tie for second place with Dublin and Gahanna. The Grove City boys beat the Hilliards lads 41 to 30, January 30, at Grove City. The Greyhounds led 12 to 11 at the end of the first quarter and after that the Greyhounds were never threatened. Carl Patzer and Wilbur Herron paved the way with 12 and 10 points respectively. The Greyhounds kept in the four way tie by defeating New Albany 65 to 32 on the winner's fioor. The Greyhounds took the lead of 18 to 7 at the end of the first period and were never threatened. With 11 cagers scoring for Grove City Carl Patzer was the local high point man with 12 points. Walton of New Albany dropped in 18 points to take the high scoring honors for the evening. Grove City ended its County League season Friday February 13, by walloping the Mifflin Cowboys, 54 to 39, to gain a four way tie for first place, in the County League with Dublin, Gahanna and Worthington. The first three quarters Mifflin was able to stay within striking dis- tance, until the last quarter, when the Greyhounds scored 20 points to Mifflin's 9 points. Carl Patzer of G. C. and Mel Clemens of Mifliin were the big guns for both teams. Patzer who played a fine rebound game also found the range to score 28 points, while the Cowpuncher center tipped in 15 points re- spectively. Eighty-seven First Row: Coach Carl Alsberg, Dick Martino, James Utzinger, Carl Dunn, Jerry Culberson, Edward Noble, Manager Jack Morris. Second Row: Charles Stephenson, Dick Chambers, Jack Blair, Bill Rowley, Donald Ford, Robert Mason, Melvin Feaster. R Baahafdell The baby Greyhounds got of to a good start by walloping Gambier 35 to 12, with Charlie Stephenson and Jim Feaster hitting for seven points each, and on the following Friday, the little Greyhounds lost to Corning reserves 23 to 19 with Stephenson accounting for nine points. The Greyhound reserves traveled to Bremen to take another defeat in a low scoring game 17 to 9 with Feaster collecting five points. The reserves won its first county league game by downing Reynoldsburg 43 to 18. Eddie Noble scored 16 points. The Circleville reserves downed the baby Greyhounds 28 to 24 with Bill Rowley receiving honors with 10 points. The Worthington baby Cardinals downed the little Greyhounds in a hard-fought game with Captain Bill Rowley getting 15 points: this was the first loss in the county for the Grey- hounds. The Westerville Drytowners outclassed the little Greyhounds 30 to 20. Jim Feaster was high man with 11 points. Canal Winchester's Indians hung the second county defeat on the Greyhounds 26 to 25 in a close game, Noble and Feaster were high with seven points each. The little Greyhounds doubled the score 32 to 16 to beat London on the home court, Jim Feaster and Jack Blair were high with 10 and 9 points respectively. The baby Greyhounds won their second county win over Dublin 29 to 16g Blair and Rowley were high with eight points each. Gahanna was the little Greyhounds' third win in the county 32 to 225 Feaster paved the way with 12 points. The Grove City reserves defeated the Ashville seconds 40 to 275 Feaster and Blair were high with fifteen and ten points respectively. The McArthur Reserves came a long way to go down to defeat 40 to 18, Feaster was high with 13 points. The baby Greyhounds downed the Groveport reserves 35 to 27 in a rough game. Donnie Ford was high point man with nine points. The Hamilton seconds rolled over the Greyhounds 33 to 30 at Hamilton. Rowley and Feas- ter led the way with nine points each. The Greyhound Reserves won a thrilling game over the Hilliards seconds 27 to 243 Donnie Ford and Jack Blair were high with eight and seven points respectively. The baby Greyhounds rolled over the New Albany reserves 27 to 15 on the home courtg Carl Chambers and Donnie Ford led the scoring with six points each. The Grove City Reserves ended their season with a 34 to 26 victory over Mifflin. Ford and Rowley were high point men with 12 and 10 points. Eighty-eight Banu ' .feaque FIRST RUVV-R. Mitchell. M. Dtdvllllll. N. Shade, M. B.'et'lienridge. J. Bohner. BI. Rieke, H. l'lyei'man. Nl. Mil- ler, D. Shoaf. N. Gall. SlilfUNll HUVV7-I. Boggess, H. Grimes, M. NYhite. H. Hurbanlq, R. VVright, ll. Keene. P. Kanode. N Thomp- son, S. Donnelly. S. Haines. A. Krebs. THIRD ROVV'gR. W'est. S. Peterson. J. Kitld, IC. fllllUU1a'l'l2iIldl'l', A. Thomas, BI. Gibboney, S. Ewing. .I. Thomas H. Tolliver, fl. Nilrert. The senior girls' basketball team has harl a very successful year. The seniors have won all the games in ordinary play but the tournament games have not been played off at this time. The senior girls meet the freshmen girls for the final game. The senior girls played an evening game for the March of Dimes against the junior girls. It was an interesting game because the juniors surprisecl the senior girls by leacling the whole game until the last three minutes. lt was then that the senior girls got worriecl and began to play harder. The senior girls won their victory by a score of 24 to 21. Below are the action shots of the game between the junior girls anrl the senior girls playing an exciting game. The seniors again came through on top by winning with a margin of one point. Below is the senior girls team as follows: first row. left to right: Vatherine Mathers, Polly Blair, Ilorris Smith: second row. Iilflora Benjamin, Jayne Gueth, Doris Haag: third row, Dottie Davis, ,Ioan Rowley. Betty Iinglancl. 1 1 1 E0 Qc Zfff ' S 'X Ng Xffiffx as ffyffff i ffffffff X is l XX xx N 4 ,iii i5:L4 SEEEFF' 4 fwx.. 6' X - ': .. 1 s N 'ir fhr - ' 3 3' 3. 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