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

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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

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, 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

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