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

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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' . ,

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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