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

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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. , . ' v ' ' . . ' f . 1 .- r -- v , v 4 . .. .' ,. . .' ' ,. ,. , ' , ' v ' -5 r 7 v ' 1 9 - 9 1 H -. ' Y Y - u -.1 . 1 - v . Y' v v' W v ' -'A 5 C r A Q v 1 1 ' . . ' . . ' ' - u' 1 y ' ' 1 Y 5 A Y 1, A 5 3 7 A ' ' . v . . ,l . I .. . . , Y Y , . , . , . . -', , T , 4 , c , 1 ' n v u A ' v 1 - ' . ' . f . 'v L 1 A . v 9 . 4 l 1 v - ' ' , . , , ' ' . l - , .' v v . A Y . ' ' . 1 A -v - 1 '- 1 9 A v . l - 9 . .. ' . ' . .,-' . 4 , , V c . H . , v 4' 79 ' 1 W 1' 1 A . . 4 V . Y . . .w . . . l ... . ' v v y N ' u s x . , 1 w 4 u w v ' v. V ,M . ' ' ' I . , . . . . . . v. 1 , . . fy . , . . . . . . . K.. . , . . Y 9 , - f y 1 , , Y ' ' v . , 7 '

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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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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 . T., -v ' .ls Y .Y ' v Y' J W la . I r ly .Y v K 1 AY . v-4 . I 9 ' K Dv, K D .Y-Pu l 9 . A i -9 - . Y 7 V D 5 'Q i -Y! I I 7 l I v - Y ' t' v l' 1 ' . . Y . . ' ' 1 . ' . 4 . 7 . v 7 ' ' 7 9 9 7 ' Y ! 7 7 . 5 u sv ' V ' . . Y V . .7 W . . . - ' 3: u , u, ' u ' .i ' . 1 v v 3 1- 1 -1 7 L ' v 3 7 . Y Y l 7 L V 9 3 7 Y? ' The officers set up a program of work which was presented and passed at the first regular R, . v L C4 f .,, Y va a 4 . , ' . v . . . . I ' : . ' . ' , . ' ' ' '. W A . . u K U . 4 . I L6 . A . u ,yn Q . ,Q - , , : ' ' ' ' . , 'i ' ' ' ' 5 . A Y: Q . . , .A .D V. . A . v . , . . s . V K. , , ' - 1 'A ' Siffy-one