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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

fc-N fd., The C OLUY S resemr err CMOTTCS fix x....,,X C'a.ST Semrfors Tuxfors Home es Y Fresbnev Drrefflff Y 7faT5 Farrrsw rTh Mari xr Xuvz -Une :Casa 953 YG TT mf By Sewer Class of H53 gh d SOP 0 za P T 0 W -I-Ir, . ' - -1 place - Grove C'i'Ty 9 I MR RIDER The Class of 1953 takes great pleasure rn dedlcatmg thrs edntron of Memories to Mr Rrder our dnstrngurshed prmcrpal Grove Crty for twenty one years We w1ll always remember Mr Rxder for h1s patience understandmg wrt and co operatrveness whrch he has shown m all our actrvxtres To Mr Rrder we say good bye Mr.-Rider, who is often called Percy by the students, has been teaching at 7 ?55 ffammf Row Row Row Raw Edzlor Kathleen Farnsworth Affzflant Edlfar Kathleen Farnsworth Martlyn Kunz Dtck Davis Elaine Seel Nancy Carl Bonnie Newland Nellxe Schulz Imo- gene Mueller Nora Bryant Elnor Btllman Grace Rleke Vlrgtma Coe Donna Ward Vxrgmla Schemrlch Fern Venrlck. Erldean Sprmg Mary Ann Wxnheld Grace Haag Shexla Hutchlnson Heather Gueth Patty Geyer Altce V erxty Patricia Roberts Dona Bowman All T lson ngg Carroll Nlbert Calvm Herron Btll Allmon Paul Lambert 3 ' ' ,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,, ,.,,,,,,,r, ,,,,r,,,, r,,.,,,, ,,,,r, . .r,,... M a r i l yn Kunz 1: 3 . l I . ! . D ! O 1 . , 2: , , . , . , . . . , , . . . . , . 3: . . y Y . , , . . , , , . , . 4: . . , I , . . , . , . , . , . I -L.....- .QM S U ORIN BRECKENRIDGF A :ure 11111 nlzrm u 111111 Bb Ohm St atc- Lnncrsm Suyuxntnndmt 7 yurs dmcm KATHERINE DAVIS DORIS ROTHWELL Nuntxry to Mr Brcnkcnrllg. HH 'NM WMM d School Bmnrd Qllfk 1' Hari Assustmt to Mrs Duns 7 NUS PERCY RIDER H4 ua! no! merely 1 rblp the old bl :ri lm! lin old blot! llrelf Prmulal Chemistry M O S L B S O S L Biology I years ' In . V4 U t va I xl A . , .1 1 N 11 E ,4 ' ' ' E w Hfuultni QOH' InH.t,n,' Jud Inn, And jlycf y'nIldl',- Kqfgfill llhll 0711. -D 4, V ' l W v , ff U. ., . . 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Ch S ght bn fy MISS 40p B A Oliggle' Pr 6,7 A 0 0056: 4110 Fl PARD f' Il-'rf H861 .VCQI Mnss Ward replaced Mrs Bllyeu at the begmnmg of the fxfth sux week pernod Mrs MeCauley taught here for the first part of the year and was replaced by Miss Wxllnamson I N Our amtors Charhe Mueller and Chxc Ranke are well known around the high school Charhe who ns known and lnked by every one has been yamtor at GCHS for nearly 12 years Everyone knows hum for has congemal way and he ns al ways wnllmg to gne a help mg hand 'Chic who has been here for exght years. does a good yob of keeping our school clean We, the Seniors apprecn ate the cooperanon they hare gwen us nn our four years of lugh school QYLLQfQ Q Cm FK XIKIXX ' 9 .QC 6 'N K Q 2 A0 LC U77 4 1 Y X C U5 1 9' Q' ' wx W Ngx'-ba . J N Mew Ill n----'r Ro u P1 VIH H Cfform Km. 3 lpi Y afmxwnz XTULIIIIS 'WF if Mx 'Nu ,f r' 4 4 L... 2 gk ff .. Lgxxhm X'if3lllXh1 C04 hu? f--'I ' af- W -. , K ,t E ,L kg, u, i 1, V - if ' ,va ' -. . m , I' U i ! 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'13 -any f 7 'Ne' Seated are Q,-qw,R,eke President DHL Dans Vue Presxdent Standing are joan Moms Qenretars Nancy Carl 'Ircasurer Shelua Huuhlnsnn bergeantat Arms MR ROBERT MOUNTS M155 MARGUERITE TREGO Semor Class Adxlsor Annual SMH, Adusor Senxor Class Adusor BILL ALLMON Football 2 3 4 All Mid Six 4 Track 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Varsity G Cluh 4 A I FFA President 3 -l Parliamentary Procedure 3 State Milk judging 3 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 MARY BETTINGER Toon Speech Play 2 junior Play 3 Girls Sports 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Senior Play HAROLD BIRTCHER Baseball 4 C 8: B Staff 4 NORA JANE BRYANT Girls' Sports 1 Honor Society 3, 4 Bowling League 3, 4 C Bc B Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 fi 'Wal CAROLYN BALLARD Fury 117419 Chorus 2 Driving 4 ELNOR BILLMAN Marching Band 1 7 3 Conrert Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Delaware Music Festival 3 4 County Festival l 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 District Drama Festival 3 State Drama Festival 3 C 8: B Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Bowling 3 4 District Band Contest 2 State Band Contest 3 Senior Play 4 DONA BOWMAN Tully Sports 2 3 4 Driving 4 C 8: B Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Franklm junior High Safety Society Chairman NANCY CARL Nan Bowling League 1 2 3 fTreasurerj 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 1Historianj 3 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 1 Photography Editorj Gym 1, 2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 C 84 B Staff 4 Chorus 1 C.E.P. Club 15 MARGARET CHADWELL Bowlmg 4 Gym 1 Dnvmg 4 DOLORES COLLINS Torcbze m 1 2 C orus 1 2 3 Gxrls Glee Club 1 7 Vfxlmmgton Festnal 3 Bowlmg League 7 FHA 3 4 Drrvmg 4 Speech Play 4 DICK DAVIS Manager 1 Spamsh Club 2 Boys State 3 junior Play 3 C 8: B Staff 4 Annual Staft 4 Democratlc Conxennon 3 Class Oflicer 4 V rsrty G 1 2 3 4 NSPA Comentron Chicago Semor Play 4 RICHARD FARKAS 16 VIRGINIA COE G 11112 Q Chorus 1 C lrls Glee Club 2 Delaware Festual 7 Honor Souety 4 Annual Staff 4 Drnmg 4 MAUDIE CONLEY Gxrls Sports 1 3 4 Speech Play 2 Honor Society 4 Prmce of Peace 4 Drnmg 3 C 8: B Stall 4 KENNETH ENGLE K en Footballl 2 3 4 Reserxe Basketball 1 Varsxty Basketball 2 3 Summer Baseball 2 3 Varsxty G 7 3 4 ack 1 2 3 Sergeant of Arms 3 Df1Xll'lg 4 C 8: B Staff 4 KATHLEEN ANN FARNSWORTH rrKdly! 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Q. f. . ,IuI1 17 GARY HAAG l,ll'llII1'lLl'IIll'N Protulurn Contut 4 Stun lLIl.lj,lI'lL 1n1l ln LIDIIIUDII l R snrxc loot 1 3 Mllxl HANNAI IUS Bmt l stlilll Stuunt Counul 3 4 umor P115 5 Intr1mur1l B1 Ltbxll I VI Rl TT HUNTLR I k ln runurxl B1 l-cLtl'w1ll l nt O 1 ustrr I lumor Plu V rsm l ot 1 HARRISON JORDAN H1113 lumor Plly 's Spcuh Play 5 bnmor Play lntr1mur1l Sports 2, 4 18 f 'Q' rss 55162 .IDI 1? 24 GRACE I-IAAG Gmrze Wlrlmmgton 4 Prmce of Peace 7 Bovnlmg 3 4 A 1 Basketball Queens Court Iootball ueen s Court 4 Maul of Honor 4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Plays 5 C orus 1 2 4 Blsketball Team 1 C 81 B Ed1tor 4 bxrls Ensemble 4 County Fcstnal 1 7 Semor Play C ALVIN HERRON 1 mtball 7 Rcscrxc Basketb1ll 7 Varsrty Basketball 4 scb1ll 7 3 bummer Baseball 7 Honor lblc Mentlon Football C 'R B tall Annual btafl SHIJILA HUTC I-IINSO Hllllbl Illl1ll'l4L,t0fl 4 B x cy l Cnrls Ensemble 4 Sr:rg.,c1nt of Arms 4 C 8: B btafl' Edrtor Annual Staff Chorus 4 LOUELIA L HYLAND Lon Cnrls bports l 7 5 4 bpccrh Play ' jIMMY KANODE l Il er xtbill I Rcstrxe V rsrty 5 4 Varsity C1 Blsclwlll 5 C, A H Qtlft RUTH ANN KNAPP A111116 orus I 7 Sgcuh Plays 7 lr s Qrlcc Cub 7 L1 m I C, 8 B Stiff Bonlxng., 5 Musu lcstxul 2 PAUL LAMBERT C mart Band I 7 3 M rthmg., Bind l I 3 Rc! ublxt In Com Cflllllfl Annu.1l Still 4 Sc-mor Pl ly FDXVIN MASON Rtsuu ltotblll V1rs1ty C1 hllFl.l4I.,Cl' .231 1 GLORIA JEAN KNAPP 13111116 Bowling, 3 orus I rym I bgceth Plrys 3 btlte Drum lestnr Drnlnf., 4 County ltstn rl 3 C lu Club L 81 li Still Honor Soucty A Satcty Soucty MA RILYN KUNZ fllrm Honor boutty 3 4 orus I Drnmg, 4 Sltcty bouety 4 A Annual Stull Asst Etlxtor Dist bolo intl Inscmblt Contest 7 Dust SLl1Ulll'Nl1ll Lontcs III L O Mutls lllI1lSt I P L 'I'l:RRY LAWHEAD Chorus 7 ROBERT MLCLISH B0 Honor boucty 3 4 Specth Play 3 atkl 7 football 3 Varsxty Cy lntmmural Basketball I 2 3 Chorus I 19 GLADYS MCQUAY orusl 7 3 m 1 C 8. B SMH bpcuh Pllys JOANN MORRIS Pedro Chorus 1 Gym l I H A 3 Honor botxcty 3 4 Drnmg., 4 C 8. B Stlh Class Surctrry 4 biftty botncty 4 he i IMOGI:Nh MUELLhR x-.lxngl 7 3 '9 Ib -ad' 'sz Vut: Prcsnlcnt 3 H M Prcsltlcnt 4 A Dflklflj., 4 Annull SMH Chorus 1 Iootblll Quccn s Court 3 Gm 1 7 4 Safety Soucty 4 CEP Club DICK MYRES Marthxng, Bind 1 Contcrt Bmd 1 Orchestra 7 3 Football 4 'Iratk 7 Summcr Bxstball 3 Annual Stan Intrxmural Sports l 7 Chorus 7 Drnmf., 4 20 8 v Sang sp -...-f 'ai F , 35141 ' 4 fu sr W X . X 'T CY eww as.: Asia RWRW VIVIAN MITCHELL zz I' A 3 4 Drnmg 4 m l C orus l Lnrls Clcr Club 1 jOYc L MORRIS Chorus 1 C1 m 1 H A Honor botxcty 3 4 County Vltc Prcsulent Drxxmg, 4 C K I5 btatt Bu mtss M1nag.,er ba no Smut! 4 IFRRIANNE MY1' RS Mlrthmg Bmtl 1 Contcrt limtl l btltt Contcst 1 Dlstrltt Bind Contcs Honor boucty 5 4 Butlcnyc Lrrls Qtrtc 3 Bxskctbill Quccns Court Drnmg 4 Safety bouety 4 C E P Club Senior Plly BONNII NINUI AND Honor bouctv 4 1r.1l gl orts Um l N aff LU Souctw 4 L I P b 3 Ch - hy Y 4 , ,wwf rr ' ,fr Gy . 2.-4 I we-4 .H V I ll l I Gy , 21 4 I h . .2 2 I 5 I I A H x , ,. f in i 1 L . - ' I 'y I : . tj F, . . K3 I t-A . rf f In W 7 ,,:, , i K I V V' s . I 'tux I Y 1 X, . izii .f,:, at ,V I if, A, L , I ' ' I 5 ' 1 ' 'Q 7? C' 11' ' I C, v ,s s g 1f.H. . 113.4 I txs I Q , Yitc President -1 'YQ' ' . f. ' It l' r Y '- I snll I ' 1 - , ' f 'A L 1 Q-Q 5 I 'I 3' i1H.A, 11 21 3. 4. . . L N' 'TPL f 1 vrui I, 2 - M I ' ' 2, sgfif I N5 A lf .ing 4 ' - A- n L9 1:-1r.:'z:L ' C ' . 1, 2 . in , . V my llUXN'lIllj-I 3. 4 ' 1' L, ' Lf 1.1 Qt a ' IW Q .-. 3.4 7' .A-v AJ S 4, I L 1.2. . Cm CARROLL NIBLRT JJ- Bsctl11ll734 ggx I oorl-ull sclnll 3 as I VIISIIX C I5 Annull Stltt M1lS1x ilslutlwil 5 BARBARA PHIPPS Babb! SpccIl1Pl1y 2 FI-IA 4 11 IO ANN PYLL umnrt Iilml l Mxulnng, B ml l c mcstrl rue strut N lu Cuntcsl xxx in l st x IL C fr ity n 11 umnr lhslcctlvlll I Iumur Plly 9 muh Plays 7 3 Prxmc of Pena C 8 B Stiff Annuzl Stiff ip mmsh Club I H A GRACL LII I IAN RIIRI iss Vun Pre lan! .xmcrt Baml I. -. . - Iwfarqlminp, Band 1. -. Y. - I orus 1. 2. '-O-Manls 2. 3. -1 1sm.xSq , f S: c l5.1nIl Urn ost XX'il1.uing,ton 3 st. lip. . 3. ,f fumyf- .' . Sv i -Q A Class 'llrc-.lsurcr - ,uniur Play 3 7 ,A. ,. Class Pre-snlcn Annual Staff 4 Drnnng -4 f 1 cnt Cmumil 3, 'cry' S Llcty A L -cn I l'lc.lrts 5 Q, f.P. C bcnmr Plly -.marc I-'cs nu -, , ,ff 4'-if fu' 3? -in 'V -51 X NV 1:-ru. .ui 'K 214625 f 4!I'l1h, '? Q31 53 ..,... I ROBLRT PLTLRSON Bo 1 uunty Icstn ll I rus I 'X lruum., lamnl l rlmurll NIU s lrL1sLr lAMI:5 PRIQI mf Cru Bmd I W llINlX'lf.,fUl'1 lustn il C l lss Prnsulunt ruk I mn ut PL In 7: D strut Sf l v Au lxtu s runty liml la utbxll I DWARD RI ADOUT Surctxrw KLIEL mt at Am s l snhxll I s Ltrull V rsxty C null Pl nm mr 1 l5l2RKI.Ii'5 jOli ROACQH l . r Lmfnnt. y Prmulurc -. f. -' 5t.1tc,ludf.ing l. -. , II. ., .Su' Z., 'wlrttr - t nlor f. . . Y' . cull Pg .- lmskctlw. ll - r.m-. '. I s -. , 5cnlur,l'la1y 21 GRACE JEAN ROBERTS mo Cv m I 7 Chorus I 7 junior Pl xy 3 Speech 7 VIRGINIA SCI-IEMRICH Ginny Girls Crlcc Club 7 Chorus I 7 xxx irc Iestnal I 7 C unty Festn xl I 7 4 MlfLlIlDj, Bind 3 4 Concert B nd 3 4 Orchestri 3 4 Honor Society 4 unior Plly 3 C 8: B St in 4 Annull Stiff 4 Boxxlintc, 3 4 District Ensemble. Contest Senior Plxy DOROTHY SCHWINNE orts I 7 Bowling, 7 3 Iunior Plry 3 Senior Play RICHARD SHEETS Dir-A seball I. -. ,. B's etb-all I. 2. 4 Football I Student Council 3 Vice President Honor Society 4 Speech Play 3 Varsity G 22 PATRICIA ROBERTS z! Chorus I 7 junior Play m I 7 Annuxl Staff 4 Drixing, 4 Speech Class Play Lux 4 NELLIE SCI-IULZ IN ellzebelf A 1 7 3 'lreisurer 3 County 'lreasurer 4 Prcsident 4 Honor Society 4 Dtlxmf., 4 Sifety Society 4 G m l 7 Annull Statt Chorus I C E P Club SHIRI I YELAINE QIJFL E llc l Buxling, league I 7 3 4 President 3 Sccrcttry 4 C orus I 7 Pl sicll Ed I Honor Society 3 Drixing., 4 Annull Stan 4 Safety Society 4 C E P Club Senior P ay PI-IYLLIS SHILLINGBURG 'PJ wling, 1, -, , Class Pl'1y 3 f rrts .-. . Spanish Club 3 Senior Play Basketball Cheerleader 4 Football Cheerleader 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 Pr ffl 'P I , .. Y -53 H 3 Gy .-, 5, 4 I rlls 4 fi g H rr 7 - ff l'M . Y 7' ' :if I1:M7i--Illia? all ?:f11:f4iff3Tj'Il ,M 'rr 4.4 II , A-J. 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Spa I 7 3 4 IOYCE ANNE SHY s ethlll 1 Q 3 Speeth Play 7 Pnncv. of Peue 4 C 81 B Stat? 4 Drnmg 3 RIDEAN SPRING I od me l 2 ow mg 7 3 4 h :cal Ed 1 olley Ball 7 oft Ball 7 horus 1 1'lX1l'lg 4 afety Souety 4 nnual Staff 4 ALLISON TRIGG Sonny Football 7 4 Reserve Basketball 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Summer Baseball 7 C 8: B Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Councll 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Varsrty G DOROTHY VENRICK Frerk1er Chorus 1, 7 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Physrcal Educatron 1, 4 County Festival 1, 2, 3 Bowlrng 3 Annual Staff 4 FHA I, 2, 3, 4 9' 'S' 2 MACKYE SNYDER Mlrchlng Banc Concert Band I IHA 3 IHA Othcer l rss Secretary H mur Nmnety 3 I Dl'lXll'l4L 4 cmtblll Lccn Cn rt Humccmunng Queen 4 Ng muh Club L Bm l Cm ntf. t Drstrrct Bml L mntc t I Nattty Nocnetx C F P Lluh CAROL TENNIHILL Stlrllng, lllflllhl' Hugh l Physxcnl Fd 4 Chorus 4 S1 cech 3 Speech Plly 4 Adx mced Speech 4 BARBARA TROUT Cbnkeu orus I C rrls Cflee Club l P sncal Ed l FHA 3 4 Drnmg., 4 Delux are Festnal 3 Sp eech Play 4 ALICE RUTH VERITY Marching Band 1 7 3 4 Concert Band 1 7 3 4 Orchestra 1 3 4 Drstnct Band Contest 7, 3, 4 Chorus 1 7 3 blee Club 1 7 4 Delaware I-estnal 3 4 Countyl 3 4 Wnlnxnngton 7 3 4 Speech Plays 3 4 Dlstnct Play Contest 3, 4 State 3, 4 junior Play FHA 3, 4 Mel O Maxds 2. 3 4 Honor Socrety 4 Class Vrce Presxdent 3 Annual Staff 4 Dnvmg 4 23 Safety Socnety 4 PEGGY XWALKER Peg Leg m 1 Drxxnng 4 Clmrua 1 Spec-th Class P Itnlor Play 5 DONNA XWARD Svmrts I Drxxmlg 4 ClmruS l C 8. B Stall 4 Annuul Qtlfl 4 Qifcty Smluty 4 MARY ANN WINI IELD 111413 Mntcd C,hnruQ I 7 G1rlS Glu: Club l 7 Cure Sp0rtG 1 4 Bowling. 3 4 Mfmlnng, Bmtl 4 Comcrt Band 3 4 Concert Bind 3 4 Annu ll SUR' 4 Franklin County MUQIL Pcstlx ll 4 Ullfnlllilll 4 Club Edntor Honor S ucty 3 4 Dlstrxtt Band Comcrt 4 Dlstrxqt Solo Audntmn 4 N S PA Chxmgo 4 Ohm Dmtmt Sclmlurilup Tut 7 y-.ag if A if ,sl-ss GU' wmv! -4' 4 '?' L ALICE M. WALLACE Cree 67 m I Spculx Play Df1XlHj, 4 BILL XWHIT1: Ilotbi uk RIC HARD XVORTHINGTON D11 If Vue President 4 Pulmlmfntary Protcd ure 4 'lruk 3 Intrunurzl Bukctbtll 7 I SUE CURTIS , jOHN THOMAS Www Sealed le tio ngbt Joyne Morrls jerrlanne Myers Joann Morris Izlame Seel Flnor Blllman Mankye Snyder Marilyn Kunz Mary Bemnger Mary Ann Wnnheld Nora Bryant Standmg left in ugh! Vlrglnxa Sehemruh Bonnie Newland Alice Verity C lorla Knapp Richard Sheets Vnrgmna Coe Nellie Schulz Party Geyer C27 I7 x uf H Img MORRIS JI-RRIANNI MXIRS oync Moms lctt and Inrrnannc Myers night ham been eluted to bc salcdxctorlan and s.1lutator.an, alter haxmg Lomplctcd tour years of cucllcnt vsork nn hlgh school studms 25 . I 1... h il -X A :gms 1: K gf . , V , M fl N ' I S S l - ' 'A L - , A . , I .. S S K, 1 my 6 V s A L 1 T 5 E K' J 4 U D T I A A C Q ll T T , S V O 0 S so S .' R . O ff f f A , 1 j 5 'E C Q 741 .amz 70111 M4 7mmm: of 14 1753 Seacofze We the Sennor Class of ackson Townshnp Hngh School Cnty of Grose Cnty County of Franklnn State of Ohno nn the year nnneteen hundred and fifty three benng of sound mmd and memory do make publnsh and declare thns our last wnll and testament nn manner and form as follows ARTICLE 1 To the faculty we bequeath best wnshes for pleasant dreams after the 1953 nnght mare has passed ARTICLE 2 To the enghth grade we be queath four happy and hectnc years nn hngh school and a never endnng dexotnon to the school teach ers and studnes ARTICLE 3 To the Freshmen we bequeath the courage to face the leernng countenances of the upper classmen that we had four years ago and a map of the school to help them find thenr classes ARTICLE 4 To the Sophomores we be queath our money maknng schemes methods of torturnng the faculty and the most legntnmate late excuses ARTICLE 5 To the school we bequeath tnmbers to support the achnng bulgnng walls and the enthusnasm we dnsplayed at our athletnc events ARTICLE 6 We the Sennor Class of Grove Cnty Hngh School bequeath the follownng ntems to the members of the junnor class helmet to Davnd ones I Ballard Faye bequeath my freckles to Donna Chaffnn I Bettnnger Mary bequeath my abnlnty to chase the Sennor boys to Ganl Ranke I Bnllman Elnor bequeath my farmers walk to Bob McCarley I Bnrtcher Harold bequeath my snlence nn class to Larry Beavers and Russell Thomas I Bowman Dona bequeath my brannstorms to Marnlyn Geyer fOh my achnng head I Bryant Nora bequeath my abnlnty to get out of Mr Mounts study hall to Bnll Strant I Carl Nancy bequeath my job at Goebbels to ane Severs I Chadwell Margaret bequeath my abnlnty to come to class late to Helen Kndd I Coe Vnrgnnna bequeath my qunet dnsposntnon nn P O D to Mary Reese I Collnns Delores bequeath my abnlnty to catch the boys to Mary Alnce Black I Conley Maudne bequeath my Southern ac cent to Mabel Braley I Curtnss Sue bequeath my soft vonce to Don Osborn I Dans Dnck bequeath my abnlnty to keep my mouth shut nn study hall to A11 ns Chnnn and Paul Estep I Engle Kenny bequeath my basketball unn form to Jnmmy Harrns I Farnsworth Kathleen bequeath my posntnon as annual edntor to Ronnne Eberhard I Fnelds Donna bequeath my danntnness to Paul Bausch I Freeman joe bequeath one used set of foot ball cleats to Chester Brown I Gall ack bequeath my bowlnng shnrt to Ernne Barclay I Geyer Leroy bequeath my knowledge of parlnamentary procedure to Glenn Mosher I Geyer Pat bequeath my tympann stncks to Marjorne Lawless I Gnll nm bequeath my hanrcut to Beverly B gge t I Grossman Rosemary bequeath my band ex pernence to Thomas Knott I Gueth Heather bequeath my gnggles t Dnane Fletcher I Haag Gary bequeath my patnence to Chuck Patton I Haag Grace bequeath my bangs to Pat Conn I Hannafius Mnke bequeath my cat naps nn P O D to Inm O Conner I Herron Calvnn bequeath my crew cut to Darryl Morrns I Hunter Pete bequeath my overwhelmnng personalnty to Otho Strant and Frances Kannnard I Hutchnnson Shrela bequeath my bottle of peroxnde to Shnrley Ray I Hyland Louella bequeath my ornery eyes to Marda Schultz I Jordan Harry bequeath my seat nn regnstra tnon to Rodger Rens I Kanode Jnmmy bequeath the hub caps of my car to erry Borror yust nn case hns car breaks down 1 Knapp Glorna bequeath Mr Edelman s brnef case for a cushnon nn drnvnng to Patty Hunter I Knapp Ruth bequeath my lensure moments to ack McClure and Rnchard Scholl I Kunz Marnlyn bequeath my Chrnstmas Eve and slumber partnes to Barbara McArtor I Lambert Paul bequeath my bunld to John Seabury I Lawhead Terry bequeath my good natured ness to Rosalee Morrns and Barbara Humphrnes I Mason Eddne bequeath my abnlnty to ac qunre so many cars to nm Rawlnns I McClnsh Bob bequeath my dark curly hanr to Paul Sloop I I I 1 I , 3 7 I , h 1 , . Y. . 1 1 I ' . , I , I I 7 7 9 - . 1 Y - Y I I 1 . . : 1 I 1 .1 I I - Y I 7 1 I I , ' - 1 1 1 I I 1 I , 1 1 ,I 1 I I . I I Y ' I Z 1. 1 1 , 1. I 1 1 I I ' - 1 I 1 1 I 2 . I II 1 . I I ' . I 7 ' I , . I U 1 1 1 0 . . ' . ' 1 1 1 I . . I I . . 1 1 1 ' , . . - 1 l 1 ' 1 , I, Allmon, Bill, bequeath my battered football I I - - - J 1 .1 1 1 1 1 I I . I , . o 1 I 1 1 I I ' ' - - 1 I . 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I ' I Y I 1 1 1, . . , 1 I 1 ' I ' . , 1 1 1 l ' ' 1 1 1 I I I , 'I I . . 1 1 1 I , , , A J ' , 1 - . I 1 1 4 1 Y , I , I 1 1 1 I , I I I. I .. 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I . I 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 ' I , . I . h 1 1 I 1 I - I I ' 1 1 1 I J , I 1 I 1 1 I I McQuay Gladys bequeath my abnlxty to stay true to one man to Barbara Burdette and Etta Mae Hosler I Mrtehell Vman bequeath my ability to Sew crooked seams m Home Ee to anet Akun I Morrns oann bequeath the abrlnty to look luke my twm snster to Donna Koehler I Moms oyee bequeath the likeness of me to my sister to C ynthla Koehler I Mueller Imogene bequeath my personality to Maxine MeVcy I Myers errranne bequeath my dark hair and eyes to Connle Rehder I Myres Dlek bequeath my ablllty to do noth mg and get by wlth lt to George Ilnley I Newland Bonme bequeath my place on the Honor Soeuety to ohn Culberson I Nrbert Carroll bequeath the fender skirts of my ear to jrm Barbee I Peterson Bob bequeath my abxlnty to poke my nose mto trouble to Bully Phxpps I Phlpps Barbara bequeath my abllxty to make loye to the boys to Merlene Sxgman and Mar garet Reep I Pyles oAnn bequeath my abrllty to talk when I shouldn t to Leona Schmltter I Ramsdell Bob bequeath my dented and scratched locker to Gerald I'ryer and Harry Me Kmley I Readout Eddnc bequeath my hearty laugh to eannlne Myers I Rneke Grace bequeath the oftiee and head aches as elass presldent to Lxnda St1Hler I Roach B bequeath nothmg to nobody beeause no one would want what I haxe I Roberts Grace bequeath my good conduct 1n class to Dayld Feyh and Bob Benyamm I Roberts Pat bequeath my glasses to ohn St pp rt I Schemrlch Vlrgrnxa bequeath my henght to Larry Smlth I Schulz Nellie bequeath my ofhee rn F H A to Betty Lou Karn I Sehwmne Dorothy bequeath my abxllty to moxe to Eyelyn Mattox I Seel Elame bequeath my abxllty not to go steady to Pat Fausey and Dorothy Dale I Sheets Dxck bequeath my abrlrty to borrow pencils and paper rn Semor Engllsh class to ohn Guthexl I Shrllmgburg Phyllrs bequeath y eheer leaders unxform to Barbara Phrllnps I Shy Joyce bequeath the abxllty to play on the Senlor glrls basketball team and stnll stay alne to Geneuye Ward and Ardeth Wilhelm I, Snyder, Maekye, bequeath my queen s crown to the lueknest gurl rn the umor class I, Sprmg, Erldean, bequeath my abllxty to kxll the motor ln drmng to jane Schulz I, Stough, Bull, bequeath my abllxty' to change oll and hx flats to Drek Gabrxel I Tenmhnll Carol bequeath my sllenee to Eileen Ramella I Thomas ohn bequeath my ablhty to go to sehool one semester of my Semor year and stlll graduate to Wesley Brotherton I Trrgg Sonny bequeath my new ear to Frances ordan I Trout Barbara bequeath my abllnty to play hard to get to Rachel Price I Venrlek I'ern bequeath my standmg place IH reglstratlon to NW1lma XVlllldUlS I Verlty Altec bequeath my class elowns crown and erazy yokes to Terry Igllls I Walker Peggy bequeath my loxe ot POD to Donna Goldhart and Nancy C astle I Wallace Allee bequeath my lbrlnty to talk to the boys to Irma Brown and Ann Landes I Ward Donna bequeath Tommy to Plla Mae Longberry because Donald wnll make her gne hrm back I Whlte Bill bequeath my rusty halr to Bob Stemmetz I Wmfield Mary Ann bequeath my hearty appetlte to Deanna W'olfe I Worthlngton Dlek bequeath Mr Dyer to Eddle Roush This will as to go mto effect the twenty hfth e ot May 955 me ns fully md herew an vroxed by ull plrtles IIIXOIXLKI 27 Y Y Y , , 1 , I I A1 '- I v . . , . 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I-nv - .,' , , , I Y 7 74, P-wpieaq ,ew we dm 7753 The year rs 1978 The old world has changed qurtc a brt rn twenty hxe years Today we haye the thrngs that were only prpe dreams back rn 1955 In the year of 53 they strll used the crude uprrght wooden desks rn the schools Our con tour reclrnrng desk charrs and usual ard method of teachrng rs certarnly an rmproyement oyer the old fashroned may That rs only one example of ultra modern lrxrng I am now the grand old age of 42 An age that sets me to thrnkrng about my Senror year rn hrgh school Perhaps you would be rnterested rn hearrng about some of my classmates Remember way back rn 1953 how wcll Nancy Carl handled the ofhcc of class treasurcr7 Thrs must 'hare grxen her a pretty good background for the posrtron she now holds Nancy rs Treasurer of the Unrted States fl always knew women could handle the money Another promrnent frgure rn thc goxernmental world rs rm Prrce Through hrs patrence and unceasrng efforts has helped create a Unrted States of Europe He rs abroad at present superyrsrng some of the legrslatron Not too long ago I saw Elarne Seel drrvrng a spacrous yet powered Cadrllac down Hollywood Bouleyard She has done all rrght for herself She Y tor Then suddenlyyhe drscoyered her put her on three drmcnsron TV Cthats somethrng new too wrth a show called The Perfect Secretary Her busrness manager and personal secretary rs Marrlyn Kunz fwadej Not to slrght Marrlyn she drrves a Cadrllac too Leroy Geyer rs now rn Rangoon grvrng a serres of lectures on parlramentary procedure In addr tron to hrs lecturrng he has a 500 acre experr mental farm rn Alaska Hrs chref assrstant rs B Roach B acts as superxrsor whrle Leroy rs away On the srde B rs a successful beef cattleman Seems to me the graduatrng class of 1953 turned out some noted people rn the freld of arts For rnstance Nora Bryant rs the author of seyeral best scllrng books My faxorrte rs her sequel to the late Margaret Mrtchcll s Gone Wrth The Wrnd Came Wrth The Breeze Pat Geyer has prosed herself a yery xersatrle lady At present she rs engaged rn both the arts and sports Her careers of wrestlrng and grxrng prano concerts keep her pretty busy She wrcstles for money and plays the prano for fun Maudre Conley has an rnterestrng professron that of a newspaper reporter She wrrtes a column called Conley on Hrgh Street for the natronally known paper Cnmmn and Blue Incrdentally the owner of thrs paper happens to be our own Brll Whrte 28 The last report I had on Paul Lambert rather shocked me to the bone The wrlds of Afrrca called Paul and he went there to seek a fortune well I dont know what rn you see h hasnt come back to tell us yet Vrrgrnra Coe sought fame and fortune rn a drfferent way She demonstrates rubber baby buggy bumpers on TV Vrrgrnra used to demonstrate pretzel twrstrng but she got trred of twrstrng into a pretzel shape every few hours She took a more comfortable yob Sue Curtrss and Barbara Trout have just opened a new SpagetOMatrc fThats where you put your money rn a slot and out comes a spaghettr drnner rn Yuma Arrzona And for the people who slop s aghettr yurce on therr clothes Barbara Phrpps an Alrce Wallace haye fixed everythrng by openrng an Insto matrc laundry rrght across the street Now another excrtrng occupatron rs that of deep sea dryrng Carroll Nrbert has chosen thrs for a career He has trayeled all oxer the world dorng shrp salyage work It certarnly rs a drfferent occupatron Remember how Elnor Brllman used to loye to argue? Argurng has pard off for now Elnor has the drstrnctron of berng the frrst charrwoman of the natronal Demagogue party Belreve me she had to iight to get that posrtron that of chref wrndow washer rn the Unrted Natrons burldrng rn New York It rs hrs rob to see that all the other washers do therr yobs errranne Myers rs a top fashron model rn New York She rs happrly marrred and spends her spare trme berng a model mother When xaudevrlle was revrved about ten years ago the greaseparnt called Glorra Knapp I would say she rs one of Amerrcas leadrng make up artrsts Lrmelrghts called another of our ranks Thrs trme rt was Louella Hyland fHow we used to laugh and call her Loure the Lrp' Q She rs tourrng the country as a comedrenne usrng her nrckname as a stage name But I must hurry on for there are strll a lot of names to cover Calwrn Herron rs a professronal football coach Vrrgrnra Schemrrch rs the head court stenographer rn the Federal Drstrrct Court at New Orleans Loursrana john Thomas rs a naxy admrral tHe clarms theres no better lrfe than a nayy lrfej Grace Rreke has founded a group of welfare and communrty centers rn varrous crtres throughout the natron QShe rs a busy woman belreye me Grace Roberts rs an expert on chrld care Drck Davrs rs a Hollywood mortrcran fGrue some thought, Gladys Mc uay rs on the plan nrng commrttee of the natronal St Patrrcks Day celebratron To occupy the rest of her trme she busres herself wrth the dutres of a farmer s wrfe . in- , ' ' , u ' I , e vs y v I v . ' V . . - ' . - - , ' ' . I v v - I - ' ' . . . ' ff 7 I ' - - ' Y . . I A I ' I I V ,' 1. . . y V s ' - f - ' - . ' . Y . I A ' . - I U . r rs a 7 I- . I I . '. , I - . s ' ' I ' , , started as a secretar to a noted Holl wood direc- The Pfesgm Occupation of Harold Biftghef is I I U ' . , I . . . . . ' . .' J . . . I . , U y ' . . . . . . . .- , - l I , y w - - y - ., , . I - . I I I I . . f A ' - ' ' y I , . V. . X Q I A K A ll A Y A ' y . , - . -Q ' - , . . S ' I 7 Duck Myres has hrs own dance band They haxe played m many of the leading mght spots IH the country I hear he IS now playmg ln Quebec Those few years he spent In the GC H S band sure boosted hrm along Mary Bettxnger always did haye a knack for dlreetmg At any rate she rs rated as one of Broadway s best Delores Collxns czlgldfy and hubby are sery mg as marrrage couneelors nn the domestxc rela tlons bureau ID Forth Worth Texas Bob Peterson seryes as thenr troublemaker QA good job for Bob ld say Q Bull Allmon followed some of tho e screntnhc farmmg rules and came up wnth a wlngless chicken that can hop llke a kangaroo I really cant see any poxnt ID a hoppmg chlcken but thls one does Eyery night clown ID Mexico Cxty rn a crowded theater the house lrghts drm one spotlrght IS focused on the center of the stage drums roll and-out comes Heather Gueth Het has created urte a sensatnon wlth her non paralleled Apache ancrng Whnle we are stlll south of the border Dick Sheets should be mentroned Drck ns a draftlng engmeer and just now IS eompletxng plans for a srx lane waterway on the Panama Canal He has been workrng on these plans for qurte some trme I understand Donna Ward rs an amateur tenms star Patrlcxa Roberts IS now a receptionist for an msurance company Eddxe Mason IS co owner of Crnerema QGuess hes makrng quxte a fortune from thatj Bnll Stough owns a yet gas statlon Many rocket cars you see speedxng along are probably runnlng on some of has fuel Bull holds the tntles to most of these statnons Ruth Knapp gxvcs commercnals over TV She rs the one who prepares all those delrcrous drshes of food you see Gary Haag Dlek Wforthlngton and jim Kanode haye consplred a rather umque yob They haye taken nt upon themselyes to parnt lnnes on all the highways ln the country Mary Ann Wmfleld IS a dentist s assistant And the last I heard they were gomg to get hrtched Phyllis Shxllnngburg happily wed for seyeral years now has no tlme for a yob other than her famrly oe Freeman and nm Gull are both well known sportcasters ack Gall spends hrs tnme on a cxtrus farm rn Florxda Margaret Chadwell has a mee soft job-Hsellrng prllows for a Minnesota mattress company Dona Bowman runs a gymnastic salon out m Cedar Rap1ds Iowa Faye Ballard IS her assistant They make muscle out of meat Pete Hunter IS a cigar salesman fand a pretty good one too when he doesnt smoke up all hrs sam les j Bob M Clash has pursued the screntxhc fiel He IS now a professor of brologxcal chem nstry at hrs old alma mater OSU Katy Farnsworth has a small cottage by the sea up rn Connectneut It ns here that she pickles smelt Katy has done all right for herself ln the smeltmg busmess Errdean Sprung ns a sknng rn structor at Sun Valley Idaho Dorothy Sehwxnne and oAnn Pyles are the ow ners and operators of an Independent taxr company way out nn Little Rock Arkansas Imogene Mueller ns trymg to connnce the Englnsh Parllament of the need of rexolwers nn the law enforcement department I wrsh her the best of luck If you would see the ullage of Urbancrest now you wouldnt reeogmze rt A great many rmproye ments and addntlons haxe taken place Who would you fmd nn the mayors ofthe? Vman Mrtchell that s who Vman has been the mayor for seycral years Nellre Schulz rs a leadmg home economrst to day She accepted a positron wlth a national flour company When you get some of these grand reclpes you wrll be able to thank Nellne for them Carol Tennrhrll rs the quiet lrttle lady you mnght catch a gllmpse of on your televnslon screen It rs her job to collect all the props for all these TV plays Rather unusual job I thmk The last report on Bob Ramsdell was on board a Swedish lmer bound for Rome He doesnt make a habit of dlsappearxng belnexe me Its just has job-he s a detcctne oyce Shy IS ransnng tulips nn Oregon She really preferred Shasta darsres but the doctor told her she was allerglc to darsy pollen That was the rea son for sw xtchmg to tullps Peggy Walker started somethnng when she lntroduced a new type of fabrxc that w1ll stand all the wear and tear anyone can gne It Now nt IS m such demand Peggy plans to bunld sex eral mrlls to make the fabric Mnke Hannafius rs a retanl slot machlne dealer The only trouble Mlke has ns that he cant find any slugs that are really successful Whenexer you are m New York and see some of these laylshly furnished and decorated homes xt rs probably Sherla I-Iutchrnsons work She IS one of the outstandnng decorators on Flfth Axenue Harry ordan IS a sound effects engmeer for a moue studro nn Hollywood When I hear all the noxses rn a moyxe I always thmk of I-Iarry Mackye Snyder fReadoutj IS workxng rn the U S Patent Office ln Washmgton D C Ihear she checks eyerythmg from can openers to snow shoxels Eddxe Readout rs ambassador to Lrberna This rs a new yob for hmm Until recently Eddxe was busmess manager of a large lmportmg flrm nn Ralelgh South Carolma What a sweet yob I'crn Venrlck has' She IS a chocolate dnpper Fern admuts that fmger lrckmg IS a temptatnon Donna Fxelds IS a cafeterla cashrer Donna just took a lxttle yob so she would haye some tlme for her household dutles joyce Morrns IS an elementary teacher ID Rapxd Cnty South Da kota oann Morris IS a lnbrarlan ln Nashulle Tennessee Terry Lawhead has a busmess all his own He s a grease monkey fgarage reparrmanj Profit abl't I Imagine For a yob unusually unusual take a look at Kenny Engle s Unlike many of the other Seniors who moyed away Kenny stayed rxght on m Growe Cnty He IS chnef of polnce rn G C IA 29 . . 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K I X , 1 . , ' 1' Q Zane 52055 Hove Hope For Snoyvp' area, 909 35 Pan bleddmg Party Hlffbl eqcber XX t 'e 5 li' 1' A held dau annual 1 A S 0 'E O8 lklflg imc N x 26 CI P 16 S efs xxes school auchwrtum 'lheyf' Q Q rg Q IQ Q Oungmas af M ogg, af turkey v alkpagsstvg Aon? attm ew ISK REYHOUNDS IM 1' T O I Q ow GE? wer G WESTERVILLE CONTES 6010569 E11 I o J' C xally ten Dyno Grove- C1113 First rou Joyce Morrts Jerry Borror Maudle Connley Grace Hagg Mrs Btlyeu Shelta Hutnhtnson Nanny Carl Duk Dans and Joann Morris Second row Elnor Btllman Dona Bovsman Glorna Knapp Nora Bryant Carroll Ntbert C ladys MLQuay Donna Ward Heather Gueth Joyce Shy and Mary Ann Wtnneld Tbzrd rou Harold Btrteher Ruth Knapp fern Venrtek Donna Ftelds Dorothy Srhyunne Pat Fausey Call Ranke JoAnn Pyle Vtrgmm Sehemrteh and Alltson Trigg Qun.t.4- SCROLL. Ptctured aboye are the staff members of the 19521953 Journalism Class The class pub ND BLUF under the gutdmg hand of Mrs Btlyeu lxshed sux xssues of the CRIMSON A Mass Ward a graduate of the College of Wfooster replaned Mrs Btlyeu tn Marth and supervised the April and May tssues of the paper C ZS XXX 1' 1 tx -Q! A I Una on . af? Pxttured abose are the partnupants of the annual Prmte of Peate Contest Seated m the front are Mautlxe Connlex and Barbara lVItArtor Standmg ln the bank are joue Shx ball Ranke and Deanna Wtylfe Fath wear an oratorltal tontest lS gnen by students m the hugh schools Memor :Led detlamatnons are guen bx students about the needs and wants for peate The state wmners and natnonal linallsts are awarded stholar shxps This tear Barbara and Maudte were the winners from our lotatton They were then elxgxble for the dxstntt tontest but faxled to plate there but were awarded bronze metals for platmg tn our lotal tontests Vance? fuk, jg M 716559 sl Srl u xtvf I ll X Q Thrs play was under the capable drrecuon of Mr Adams Pat Fausey fnghtj Medica dy tie agen Fafhef John Guthexl Mother Beverly Brggert Ernestme Barbara McArtor Frank ackre Dan Fred Anne Ronald Eberhard Bobby Swadley Brll Swadley Chester Brown Dorothy Dale Llllxan Maftha Deanna Wolfe Mrs Frtzgerald Barbara Phlllnps Dr Burton ohn Seabury fcenterj and hrs assrstants Maxine McVey fleftj and IOC Scales John Culberson Mlss Brrll jackle Wrlllams Larry Bob McCarley 42 The humor of thrs play rs especxally delightful and genume The story has a meamng of rmportance Dad IS a terrific efliclency expert and tts hrs firm belief that what works rn the factory works m the home He puts up a chart for the young people to mntral after completmg each household task He uses a rug as an rmagmary bathtub to demon- strate how to take a really efhcrent bath To speed up the young peoples education Dad buys language lesson records for them to play every mormng m the bathroom Not knowmg their father had a bad heart the grrls couldnt understand why he considered therr mterest rn dates a waste of trme Dad IS about to leave for Europe, and both he and Anne are mlserable at the lack of understand mg between them Dad finally becomes aware of how much Anne has grown up and Anne realrzes the truth about Dad And Dad leaves, thexr under standing xs complete and the famrly council has been called to order . p J ' ---.-....................l.., ..,......... - ' ' ------.-,-...a........... .......... 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U john Morgan Silas Dobbms Flrckre Nelson Betty Phillips joan Parker Mrs Guarmo OFF THE TRACK Dick Davis Leroy Geyer Phyllis Shrllmgburg errranne Myers Grace Rreke Elnor Brllman Antonra Guarrno Virginia Schemrrch B111 Lmdsay Berkley Roach Oscar Pozenby Harry ordan Wrllre Woodson Paul Lambert Above rs pictured Miss Eyerman the director of our play Evalrna Bumpass Heather Gueth Reginald Vanderxenter Grace Haag Prdgre McDougal Elaine Seel This play takes place rn a wayside railroad station on a dark stormy nrght A strange mixture of people are thrown together when a fast tram rs derailed and the passengers come inside to wart for a relief tram There are three actne and attractrve college girls who are on their way back to school a young man who rs a student at .1 law school a fat good natured Italian woman and her child the rich and haughty Mrs Vandervanter who looks down her nose at the other travelers Then there as a nosey old maid Miss Pndgre McDougal who spends her time finding out other peoples busmess also a peculiar looking deaf man who had a mysterious old suitcase which he never let out of hrs hands There rs an engaged cou le the gurl IS qulte flrghty and the young man henpecke but managing to escape her clutches row and then Then there rs the statlon keeper Silas Dobbms who works around the statron sweeping and puttmg coal mto the old stoxe H keeps others laughing with hrs natrve wrt The crowd rs thrown mto hysterxcs when Mrs Vander venter discovers that her S10 000 string of pearls rs missing Miss Pxdgre with her natural tendency for nosmg around finds them rn the most unexpected place the lunch bas ket of Mrs Guarnno who rs thus put rn a very bad spot In spite of the evndence against her Bill Lindsay the prospec tive lawyer rs convmced that she IS not guilty Bill appomts a judge and a jury he himself defends Mrs Guarrno In a very clever way he exposes the gullty person and Miss Pldgre puts oxer a smart truck and finds out what ns rn the suitcase much to her regret 43 Y Y . 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Q g , A f an ,, , if t , . f- - ' ' Fzrst row, left lo rzght VUanda Wrrght Allnson Trxgg Sergeant at Arms Maxme McVey Vue Presxdent Volnle Fer guson, President Kathleen Farnsworth, Secretary Charlotte Coe, Treasurer Dranna Wolfe 2nd row Ronald Braley, john Seabury, Mr Frost, advnsor, Grace Rreke Mrke Hannafius The Student Councxl of Groxe Cxty Hlgh School thxs year wuth Volme Ferguson as prcsldent has gone forward to create a better understandmg between the faculty and student body Strrcter drsczplme and order ln the halls durrng the pernods hase been the result of the Counuls CSt3bl1Sl1lI1g a hall monrtor system chosen by the members of the councrl The Student Councll accordmg to rts constrtutxon 15 made up of representatrves from each grade four semors two boys and two grrls three lunrors two sophomores and two freshmen At each meeting there IS a representatrve from the erghth grade The prmupal rs requlred to be present at each meetlng and also the faculty adusor Mr Frost who vuas eletted by the faculty Thls year the Councrl publnshed a handbook to be dlstrlbuted to the freshmen next year which states the necessary college requlrements and all 1I'lf0I'lD3tlOI1 concernmg subjects Lredxts majors mmors and other rulxngs of the school It IS the hope of Groxe Clty l-hgh School that the Student Councll wrll contmue to functron as well as xt has 1n 57 and 53 44 I 3 , ' ' y 7 S Q y 1 ' ' . , - . Y . .y . V. . I . v 1 r . . Y Y . . . , - r y w a - . Q V. Y Y Q x. v 1 - v - v s , V f f - y - - 1 1 1 s a - - - , , qfamemaiew a 1,4 ' ...!' S lVIackye1 Snyder, Historiang Imogene Mueller, Vice-President: Nellie Schultz, Presldentg Lmda Stlfller, Secretaryg Betty Lou Karnes, Treasurer, Pat Fausey Reporter rw' vXt5 A X5 C6170 A711011 fe 0 7awafwi7iew7f lx! Rau 'Nanu K lrl Llntla Sufllar Bettx Lou lvtrns Jeannine Nurs Nlarllxn K exer Mabel Bralex Helen Kndd Marv Reese Barbara Burdette Nanu fastlc Pat Fauses Pat Hunter Donna helcls Alun Vcrntx Pattx Geyer Rosemary man l-rldtan Sprung, hm Xemruk Gross Znd Rau Shnrlex Qmuth 'Nlars Lou Osborn Dorune Stutker 'Nlarletta 9 fl s farlene Vullxams Nur :ma ahn Betty P Lf: 2 J Landes Rose Carl 'Vlartha Nltflam Carolxn ahn Ruth Sheus Wanda vflghl Shlrlu jahn Nlatkxe bmder Grate Rleke Heather Cfueth Loretta Nlark Neda 'ilueller Flame Seel Knott Leona 3rd Rou one Tgnmhnll Dollx Sothard Donna Goldhart Carol Nlontonu Barbara lXLlfll Ruth Relger Patsx 'Nanu Pmmelhaml Donna Cbafhn Deanna Wolfe Nlarlorne Lawless Arclath Wnlhelm C ul Ranke Franus lxannnard Sthmltter Ann Bowman Barbara Dans Xnrglma Taxlor Glorla 4111 Rau 'Nhrnlxn kufll Bonnu. Newland Imogene 'wlueller 'Ntllut Qthull Carolxn Rathburn Nlaxtne Allmon lxnapp C ladxs 'Vl Quo 'Nlars Nh uax Nanu XX1lburn Barbara Barn Barbara Huther Sera Haxmerl Loss Cruthell Dianne Dexoss 'Nanu lrlclrlge PAISN Bedell oann Taxlor oAnn K reamer Lula lxlnmtlxnst Xera ane Dans Rose Abbott udx Darnell lone Dearltk anct forkvxell Barbara Phipps Dolores lollnns XINIJH Nlnuhell Knn Thurman Barbara Trout Franus lxenl lxatlxlten Hanna hlaen Hanna 4 0 'Q . or fi Ps 1-I ' P u. 553, , 1 ,, I 1' V nv . y , 1 , , 2 1 , l , .. 'f vw '. ' ' , . ' ' ,, ' . ' . . ' V . A 1 ,1 , . , 1 4 .. 1 ,, r 1 1 1 , 1, , 1 f . V 1 . ' QA - L a I v - K V v N I I A , ' ' ! ,! ! '! ,7 , 1 - - , 5 Q 1 1 ,' v B y 1 - 7 v 4 a v Y I A v A A ' 1 ' , v 1 1 . Y A a . ! 7 ' , A . , l , . ' ' . K ,' - . ' 1' s ' -1 ' Y ' v ll , ' y . , , ,, 1 A A . , ' l , ' ' l , . ' ' . ', . 1' , l , . 1 , I 1 A , A Q ,. - , . ,. , , , ,l , . , j ' . 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Z ji , 'Q fel f l R J ' 'V y 1 ' 1 ,, 31 ., . af ' W 2 af 'M ' X ,Q L X N .QI Ha!! of Fame We haye a number of outstanding students ln the class of 1953 The followmg were chosen to the Hall of Iame on the basis of leadershnp ath letrcs eholarshxp and other school actrutxes LEADERSHIP CraceR1el-te Drck Dans oann Moms Nancy Carl Shella Hutchmson Class otheers SCHOIARSHIP Flnor Brllman Nora Bryant errxanne Myers Vlrgmxa Coe 'Ioyce Moms Mary Ann Wmheld Drclt Sheets Eddre Readout Alice Nerlty oann Moms Bob McCl1sh oyee Moms crrranne Myers oann Morrrs Marnyr Kunz Flame Seel Vrrglnra Schemrlch Flnor Bnllmxn Mary Bettmger Bob McCl1sh Mary Ann XIUIDIICIQI Alree Verlty Mackye Snyder Nora Brymt Rrehard Sheets Bonnxe Newland Ntllze Schulz Xllfglflll Coe Glorla Knapp Honor Soelety HOMICOMING QUEEN Maekye Snyder MAID OI HONOR Crace Haag LOOTBAII Bull Allmon M1dSlx Offense BASKETBAIL Carroll Nlbert hrst team all M1 Six Dxelt Sheets Ixen Ingle Kenny Engle second team all Mxd Slx 19 S2 VALEDIC TORIAN 'loyee M0rrlS S A LUTATORIAN jerrranne Myers MUSIC Elnor Brllman Vrrgmna S hemrreh Rosemary Grossman Alrce Verxty Grace Rxelce Mary Ann Wrnheld Patty Geyer 0 Ann Pyle B Roach PRIINCE OF PEACE Maudne Conley wmner rn local church SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Somehow We Managed SENIOR CLASS FLOWER Red rose SENIOR CLASS COLORS Whnte and gold MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob McCl1sh SENIOR CLASS HERO Kenny Engle SENIOR CLASS HISTORIAN Alrce Verrty SENIOR CLASS POET Nora Bryant BEST BOY ATHLETES Kenny Engle Car roll Nlbert jrm Kanode Allrson Trigg Eddre Readout Duck Sheets oe I'reeman Calvm Her ron Brll Allmon Dxek Myers Bob McCl1sh BEST GIRL ATHLETES Donna Ward, Graee Rxeke, Imogene Mueller, Phyllis Schxllmgburg, Maudre Conley, Pat Roberts, Heather Gueth, Gladys McQuay, Mary Bettmger, Grace Haag, jo Ann Pyle, Katy Farnsworth, Peggy Walker, Mary Ann Wlnheld A U V : , ' ' y , , ' ' S- ' Q A ' v' ' ' : 1 'E ' , ' ,tl x , .J Y . 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I WMNSQF Zami 01A-I The 1957 Marchmg Band of Groxe Crty Hxgh School was led by Drum Majorette MHFICPIIC Lawless Lnder the capable dlrectron of Mr Rrchard Harris the band presented some xery colorful and Interesting half txme performances 'Ihese Included a Serute Salute to our boys nn unrform a Latm American Saga An Old Fashioned Meller Dramer and a 'Iale of 'Iwo Alumnr During the 1957 football season the band traweled to Wforthxngton Westerulle and London the bands of Gahanna Marysulle and Hrllxard were our guests Drum Majorette Marlorre Lawless and the tvurlers Donn1 Kuehlor Cynthra Koehlor Patty Hunter and Carol Foster led the band rn thexr xarxous formatrons Some ot' these were an anchor a running horse a canoe a bullhght a G C and a stage on which was presented an Old Fashroned Meller Dramer These were presented mth the help of Shexla Hutthmson jerry Borror Volnre Ferguson Etta Mae Hossler Loxell Skaggs Fern Venmk and jackre Wrllrunms B j Roath sened as held announcer The band also played at the Grow: Cnty Centenmal, the Ohno State Farr the Crrclevrlle Pumpkm Show The Franklm County Farm Bureau 'lhe Greyhound Boosters Festnal and the Presbyterran Ox Roast rf- -43, u i fl I N . . . .. a if 5 -1 ' . Q7 'A .F I. K I - n M .,., 'N M. U , .KM I U n yy F V -4 T.-4 1' fe . S F- ' V' - 1- i-.Z:'If'T' Lf.. '-L' TWZTM 1 '4 1 ' 7, N ' 4 o ' 5 .V , . 6 n' A - - ' F A . 4 X f -mfr , V nHA1,L' Y l I V n se e, KW ,S ,x ' vi C F . , . 4 fy I 0 0 Y . . . . F ' I . . 1 , Q . . - I ' . . . r . , V, I Q ll y D ' - wa. X J lm . -jf f .ve . I . I 0 R ank 1 Virginia Schemrich Robert Ehman Lowell Girbert John smith David jenkins Diane DeVoss Rank 2 Rosemary Grossman Donald Peterson Janice Smith Louellen Ruoff jean jenny Grace Rieke Rank 5 Glenna Lotz Larry Newhouse Bill Grossman Della Mulvaney judy Brandenburg Mc-rlene Sigman Zami? Rank 4 Rank 7 Donn Rosenauer jim Fields Mary Kidd Mike W'inlielcl Gene Spellman Roger Gheen Rank 5 Darryl Rigby Lanny Long Henry Pyles Eva Finley Alice Verity Pat Geyer Rank 6 Gordon Sigman David Koenig Verlin Jenkins Katherine Rathburn Charlotte Canary Ann Trego Mayorette Marjorie Lawless Twirlers Donna Koehler Cynthia Koehler Patty Hunter Carol Foster Field Announcer B J Roach Flag Bearers Patsy Knott Ned Wade Dale Harrison Kenny Knapp Robert Reese Gary Mansbarger Karen Kam Carolyn Rathburn Rank 8 Elnor Billman Barbara Chapin Sherlene Keefer Linda Mulvaney janet Peoples Maxine Allmon Rank 9 David Goodin Bernice Stage jim Frim - Christine Thompson Marlene Cooper joe Brown Rank 10 JoAnn Pyles Dick Barbee Phyllis Girbert Mary Ann Winheld Kay Williams Nancy Emmelhainz ! X I . . ' It X ' 1 . 2 jf r, , if -.-. - 'Q' ' M. 40 f , 4, Y M. . ,tri 50 r. fi rJF1,w,g '- .mf gl ! j A e5jQo 75m9f .Y.i3,-,tg . , , l , , , -x i? ,:. ix, 1, ,i V Y. H . , . . F Veta' 3 x Pirrolo Mith icl XVinheltl l ute Alice Verity Mary Kidd lst Clarinet Elnor Billman JoAnn Pyles Maxine Allmon Sherlene Keefer 2nd Clarinet Nancy Emmelhainz Richard Barbee Mary Ann Wfinhe janet Peoples 3rd Clarinet Phyllis Girbert Barbara Chapin Kay VC'illiams Dorene Stucker Linda Mulvaney Bernice Stage Bass Clarinet David Goodin Bassoon james Frim Solo Alto Saxophone joseph Brown lst Alto Sax Marlene Coop tr Williiiim C rossmm Judy Brandenburg., Merlene Siem in Della Marie Mulvaney Tenor Sax Glenna Lotz Larry New house Baritone Sax Christine Thompson Solo and lst Cornet Dale Harrison Gordon Sigman David Pasicka Karen Karn 2nd Cornet Carolyn Rathburn Ann Trego Robert Reese Eva Finley 3rd Cornet David Koenig Verlin jenkins Kenny Knai p Charlotte Canary Katherine Rathburn lsr Horn Grace Rieke 2nd Horn -lean jenny Srtl Horn Iouellen Ru 4th Horn udy lrields Baritone james Frelds Donald Peterson Ist lrombone Robert Ehmar 2nd Trombone Lowell Girbert 3rd Trombone john Smith David jenkins Bass Eugene Spellman Roger Gheen Donn Rosenauer Snare Drum Lanny Long., Darryl Rigby Bass Drum and Cymbals Virginia Sthemrich Tympani Patricia Geyer Bells Diane DeVoss N- 4 A. oil :I I . 1 .. . Rosemary'Grossman 2f1M1ff'5aX J -I -' ld gala Qfee 66415 2. Q. Fzrsl rou Sharon Long Barbara Huey Frances Jo rdon Pat Fausey, Grate Haag lovte Tennxhnll lean jennex Gloria Knapp Gladys MLQURN Barbara Phill lps Ruth Knapp Rrta Clark Eileen Hanna Pat Geyer Alnte Verm Serond rou Mrs Young Carolyn Rathburn, Dea nna Wtxlfe Mary Reese Vxrgmla jahn Shxrlev Warts janet Corkvsell Shlrley Muller joyte Rearltk Pat Ha nnafius Judy Darnel leanette Carpenter Svlua Carroll Ethel DeVault, janet Zuber Shlrley Travls Nancy Castle Tblrd row Grace Rneke jackle Wnllnams Marilyn K unz Etta Mae Hosler Sheila Hutchinson Heather Gueth Marilyn jahn Betty Landls Rose Carl Jacqueline Porter Pat Feryo Patty Venrlck Phyllis Venruk Barbara Bur dette juanlta Banks Mane Engle Barbara Grxfhn, Ruth Smith The Seniors pictured are the Mel OMa1ds and attompamst Seated at the pxano rs Marxlyn Kunz and gathered around are left to right Alxne Verity Grate Rleke and Pat Geyer The band bids farewell to these Semors Kneel These hugh stepping tvurlers are left to rlght Donna Koehlor Patty Hunter Marjorie Lawless Carol Foster and Cynthia Koehlor mg left to right are Rosemary Grossman Grate Rxeke and Pat Geyer Second row Vlrgmla I-lnor Blllman and Mary Ann Wlnheld The Nme Teens an a cappella group ns pnttured aboye They are left to rxght Carol Montoney Izxleen Hanna Barbara Phillips Grate Haag Heather Cxueth Sheila Hutchinson Deanna Wolfe jatkxe XV1IInan1s and Mary Reese 53 O i sthmlrith, Ante vemy,'j0Aqn Pyles, B1 J. Roach, l Spam g44,,:7,pwn45qb wp: y 6' u MISS TREGO ' 0 Seneca gan Irrst Rau left to r11.,ht Cladxs MtQuay jo Ann Pyles Donna Ward Louella Hyland Mary Betttnger Nlnudte Conley .Strand Rau left to rtght Altte W1ll1te Dolores Collins Vnmn Nlttthell Carol Tennthlll joytt. Shy Peggy Walker, Mary Ann Wtnfteld 'lhzrd Rau left to right Sue Curtxs C rue Rteke Dona Bowman Heather Cue-th Imogene Nlueller Barbara Trout C rue Hug, Not pntturetl Ptt Roberts Phxllns Shxlltnghury, Fern Vcnruh l'r1tlc-an Springs lxaty larnsvsorth cazwfzggvnelddd hut Rau left to rq,,ht Merlene Stf.,man Leona Schmttter Helen hndd Nanty Castle hwclyn Nlattox Suomi Rau left to right hlla Mae Longberrx Marjorie Lawless Barbara Phtlltps Geneyleve Ward Irma Brown Tlnrd Rau, left to nght Anna Landes, Etta Mae Hosler, Donna Lloldhardt, aekte Wtll1ams,janet Alun Not pttturecl Mary Reese, Rathel Prue 55 , g I' , ', . , . , . , , ' , ' , Y ' ' , .1 , 1 1 1 11 - f 1 1 '1 - '-- 'I -1 ' '- H. 'Y 11 . v . . 1 , . , . A , , y , .. V .Y U . . . K . V . v . , 1. , , I , 1 , 4 , ,- ,,, 1 . . . ,' 1' ' , , , '. ' , ', , : , 1. 4 . . 4 , 1 - e , ,. . , I . u .. . . . ,- 1 4 , . y . -- ' ' ' , 1 ' - 1 1 1 Y A 'v 5 .I1 1 1 I ' ---,vw-v-vvvvv 77vrv Lfpvpqqv Fin! row lefi to rigbi: Barbara Conley, Lucille Bowen, Barbara Ellis, Jean Good, Veda Mueller, Patsy Bedell, Carol Foster, Regina Collins, Flora Belle Birtcher, Frances Keil. Second mu Ie! tu right: Joan Taylor Shirley Scott Susie Endters Judy Karnes Darlene Daughtery Caro- lyn Jahn Martha Beller Mary McQuay Carol Mon toney Tbzrd row left lo fzgbz Irene Flemming Sherlene Keefer Ruth Sheets Connie Martin Patty Patterson Marie Engle Phylrs Venrich Patty Venrich Cheri Weber Mary McDonald Melba Knapp Jerry Car ruthels yynvpcaaa Fin! row left to frgbl Patty Hannanus Joyce Rearick Betty Roberts Wanda Wright Shirley Waits Ann Trego Janet Peoples Marlene Cooper Kay Williams Vera Haimerl Hattie Hoop Shirley Smith Lrda Klenedinat Vera Jane Dans Sandra McEneany Seron raw left io ugh! Dorene Stucker Barbara Daus Chrrstene Thompson Maxine Allmon Glenna Lotz Joanne Foster Diane DeVault Louis Gutheil Helga Lorenz Mary Moore Barbara Riley Judy Darnell Mary Lou Osborn Virginia Jahn Carlene Williams Barbara Barry Nancy Williams Third row le I to nglal Florine Southard Marretta Spriggs Esther Patterson Rose Abbott Hannalore Lorenz Ann Thurman Virginia Taylor Ann Bow man Linda Warrgh Barbara Flecher Sally Green Jody Wilcox Nancy Eldridge Ethel DeVault Suellen Lewis Marjorie Cantrell Joyce Tennrhrll ' 6036 i EBM' Nancy Carl Treas Imogene Nlueller Pres Crate Hlaf., Vue Pres Ilfune Seel Scty in 33111332 Frrsl Row left to rtght Dtane Fletcher Pat Fauses Shirley Watts janet Peoples Errdean Sprung Imogene Mueller Bonme Newland Marilyn Kunz Donna Fields Margaret Chadwell Second Row left to rxght Mary Ann Wlnheld Vrrgmla Schemxrth Elnor Blllman Kay Wnllrams Marlene Cooper, JoAnn Foster Glenna Lotz Phyllls Slullmgburg janet Corkwell Barbara Rrley Tbzrd Row left to rxght Judy Darnell Joyce Rearuck Ann Trego jerry Carruthers Mary McDonald Patsy Bedell Loretta Mark Carol Foster Veda Mueller Kathleen Hanna Fourth Row left to right Chen Weber, Nancy Wxlburn Barbara Barry Barbara Fletcher, Nancy Carl Elame See , Kathleen Farnsworth Heather Gueth 57 MACKX E SNYDER Macltyt Snyder an attractne and quiet Senior gnrl was chosen as Groxc Crty s Football Home tomung Queen of 1952 Mackcye has short brown hanr and attractnve brown eyes Her sweet smxle and swell personality rs lllted by all Royalrty rs not new to MACRVC She was chosen as Sophomore Attendant rn 1950 and unror Attendant m 1951 MAXINE Mc VEY JEAN GOOD Z -on '93 MAXINE McVEY A sweet blonde blue eyed Junior IS the was Maxine could be des crlbed She was on ast years football court as Il Sophomore attendant S e ts very acnve ln the Stu dent Counul this year BARBARA Mc ARTOR Barbara xs no stranger at Grove City Hugh and peppy personalnty ns her key to popularity Barbara was a Varsity cheerleader this year for basketball and was also a football cheerleader CAROL FOSTER Although Carol s newcomer to Grove Cnty er sweet smnle gained er the honor of becom mg a Sophomore attend ant on the football court e also was a maporette ln the Crowe Clty March mg Band JEAN GOOD A cute blonde gal would descrnbe can yery well jean IS qulet but her smrle rs her pass word to popularity She was reserxe basketball cheerleader last year and varslty basketball cheer leader this year GRACE HAAG Gracie as known bv all her friends IS a smrlmg dark hatred Semor vuth a wmnmg personalnty Sho 15 actrve rn gurls sports She honored the basketball queens court m her junnor year and was Maud of Honor on the football queen s court her Semor year BARBARA MCARTOR CAROL FOSTER 1-W 59 A rl ' . h , nr ' . . , ' J School. Her cute smile ' i a h . . h 1 . Sh ' ' , . ' J . ,iffxf L ' ' . X f Y Barbara MLArtor Shlrley Ray Phyllls Shlllmgburg jean Good Patsy Bedell Y 'tml Hsu J1 I -Ma 'E wg Wim? Q9 5, ' QW feemae Zczaketfall S orbs. P V v M was 1 JL 'Ve g HEAD COACH ERNII: PLANK ASSISTANT COACH JACK FROST ASSISTANT COACH GILBERT EDELMAN HEAD COACH ERNIE PLANK I:rn1e Plank has been football basketball and baseball eoaeh tor the past three years at Groxe C :ty He attended Bexley High Sehool and IS a graduate ol Mxamx Umxersrty ASSISTANT COACH JACK FROST aek Frost has been head traek coach for hxe years and assrstant eoaeh rn football and has taken the responsrbllnty of reserxe basketball lor mo tears Mr Isrost attended North H1gh Sehool and rs a graduate of Otterbem and has a Master degree at Ohlo State ASSISTANT COACH GILBERT EDELMAN G11 Edelman has been at Groxe Cxty for three years and was asslstant football coach and reserxe football eoaeh Mr Edelman has been teaehmg boy s health and drnrng tor these past three years He IS a graduate of Groxe Crty Hrgh Sehool and Ohio State 63 C , , , , ., 7 ,. Y! K, , , I. . . . . .1 'y y f. V, V C , - - J , , , . V 1 ., , . , . . . - . ., .. . , A , ', ., , ' A ' V f -. Av ' f ' Wczwdtq First Rou left to rnght Gerald Fryer Chuck Patton John Steppert Dnck Myers Bnll Allmon Kenny Engle Allnson Trngg Carroll Nnbert joe Freeman jnm Kanode Calvnn Herron Second Rou Tom Weber Jack McClure Dnck Mulvaney Kurt Ott Larry Beavers George Fnnley Davnd Feyh Clnff Holtzman Daxnd jones Chester Brown john Seabury Third Rou Wayne Nnbert Ronney Prater Bnll Sheldon john Culberson jnm Barbee Raymond Wants jnm OConner ack Peoples Ronnne Gabrnel jetty Cumberlander Eddne Wnlburn Fourth Rau Phnl Cowgnll Paul Karns Ken Ferguson Phnl Gnrbert Ronnne McClure Ernne Barkley Paul Burnsnde F1 th Rau Larry Edelman Davnd Wnmer Lowell Howard Tom Hayes Jnm Bennett john Roush Bnll Coe Lloyd Cox Bnll Lotz jack Edgnngton Davnd Pasncka Sxxtb Rou jerry Gall Manager Ernne Plank Head Coach Gnl Edelman Assnstant Coach and jack Frost MID SIX STANDING U 072 Lon! Marysxnllc Wcstcrxnllc Worthnngton Hnllrards Groxc Cnty I OOTBALL CARNIVAL The Grone Cnty Greyhounds played nn the annual carnnyal at Dublnn Thcrc were snx schools playnng nn the carnnx al Grote Cnty were the guests of Dublnn and wc defeated them by thc score of 12 to 0 Touchdowns were made by Sonny Trngg by an nntercepted pass and ran 28 yards for thc score Calxnn Herron ran 34 yards for the second touchdown GROVEPORT The Greyhounds were able to defeat the Gros eport foe by the scorc of 7 to 0 Thns was made possnble by the lnne runnnng of Calx nn Herron and the passnng of Kenny Engle to Clnff I-loltzman for thc touchdown ohnny Culberson made a good knck for the extra ponnt 64 I o , 1 I I l 0 I I - ' ', l ' : , ' , , I n ' , , I I 3 y 3 ' 9 1 n I' 'n s ' a ' x l 9 G . 1 V 3 ' V S l' . I'. '.' D. 5 Y 3 I . 7. 7 I V V I 9 I ' 1 J ' , , ' , . 'f' . Y - n 1 s l l u l s . v . ' lf' V .v 'V ! I. :V 7 V Y 9 ! . 7 ! . ! 7 9 I ! L ' ' ' , 1 ' , : ' , ' . - V . 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I . - s . . . l ' . , A , Seaiww al, Ba i WORTH INGTON XX,OI'flllDgfOl'l Cardinals showed yery surprlsrng strength aeannst the Greyhounds The Greyhounds only made two penetratrons rn Wforthxng ton territory onee to the ten and onee at mld held Croye C rty s two fumbles set up XX,OTll1lIl3,,tOI1 s two touehdowns The hnrl seore was 190 Wforthme on HILLIARDS The Croye Cxty Greyhounds lost thelr seeond Mud Srx tootball game to l-lrlhards by the seore ol 1 1 to 6 We got a breale wh n Hrlhards fumbled on the hrst play anel had to lerele and Groye Cnty mole the ball on the 78 yrrd hne rlter losrnle, four and eunrne SIX Thy were then penahzed 15 yards baele to the 42 Then a pass from Kenny lnele to Izddre XY'1lburn tools the ball to the three Then a pass from En le to Freeman for the toueh XX LSTI RVILLI: The C roye Crty Creyhounds went down t defeat at the hands ol XX esterxrlle 19 to O Westeryxlle seored therr three touehdowns by passes Calxrn Herron was the leadrne gamer of thrs game wrth 75 yards MARYSVILLE The Greyhounds lost nts fourth league game to Marysyrlle ey the seore ol 7 to ll Marysyrlle was penalxzed half the drstanee from the eoal and ohn Culberson went oyer on a eluarterbaele sneak The seeond touehdown was set up by ohn Culberson who ran a beautnlul 65 yard run The next play Larry Burdette went oxer from the three ohn Culberson l- deed the two extra points LONDON The Groxe Crty Creyhounds lost to london Rarders by the seore ol V 'lhrs was the Rarders homeeommg, leature ot the tame was the nrne yard held goal lereleed by Daxrdson of London Groye Crtys only touehdown was etty Cummerlanuers 90 yard run Hll I SBORO The C reyhounds lost thenr hnll yeame to Hrllsboro by the seore ot 41 to 0 The elosest Groxe Qrty eould adyanee was the 13 yard hne alter reeoxer me a tumble on the 78 the push bemg stopped by another G C fumble l GZwaJ7ffffMW 4 '4 jf7T1rsa. 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G .se Ee Front Row left to nght Carroll Nxbert Dnk Sheets Kenny Engle Izddle Readout Allison Trigg Back Row left to right Coach Erme Plank john Culberson Calvin Herron Chuck Patton Manager Ashton Perfect absent from plcture are Dick Hagadorn and jlm Harris 4 'f'L G f 3 7L Forward Kenny Engle Captam Wforthmgton Westerx 1l1e Groxe Cxty Hnlhards London MID SIX VARSITY I . z . y .h , , . . . ,I , 1 . , , . , 3 . . N II I Marysville .,.......................... ...........-...-..-- 66 A ':,4'g1'1,.a E , .-If 1 . ,- EN endow Zadetfalf So:-mag. TRIGG The Greyhounds won thenr thnrd stranght game by beatnng Bremen wnth the score of 69 to 50 Groxe Cnty ran up a bng lead nn the thnrd pernod and coasted to an easy vnctory Hngh ponnt scorers were Dnck Sheets wnth 19 Eddne Readout vnnth 12 Kenny Engle wth 11 and nm Harrns wnth 10 ponnts GREENFIELD The Greyhounds lost nts first game of the season to Greenfield 56 to 48 Groxe Cnty rooters came back wnth one brnght consolatnon hngh ponnt scorers were Eddne Readout wnth 14 and Kenny Engle wnth 11 ASHVILLE The Growe Cnty Greyhounds vson thenr opennng basketball game by beatnng Ash xnlle by the score of 52 to 59 Three of Grove Crtys players racked up 36 ponnts among them They were nm l-larrns wnth 13 ponnts Kenny Engle wnth 12 ponnts and Eddne Readout wnth 11 ponnts GROVEPORT The Grow: Cnty fixe won thenr second game by defeatnng Groxeports Crunsers 67 to 39 Grove Cnty had the honor of benng the first to play on Groveports new floor Hngh scores went to Kenny Engle wnth 12 ponnts and Dnek Sheets and nm I-Iarrns tned wnth 10 ponnts each all- lfHJ,iufL071J WILLIAMSPORT Grow. Cnty lost thenr fourth stranght game to Wnllnamport by a score of 78 to 59 Kenny Engle was unable to play nn thns game because of an nnnured ankle vnhneh he reeenxed nn the Plann Cnty game Thns vtas a bng loss to the Greyhounds Metelger was hngh ponnt man for Wnllnamsport vuth 17 ponnts Hngh ponnt men for Grone Cnty were Trngg and Patton both vsnth 9 ponnts l REDERICKTOWN The Groxe Cnty Greyhounds lost thenr second stranght game to Frederncktown by the score of 63 to 52 Hngh ponnt honors went to Engle Trngg and Sheets wnth 23 8 and 8 respectnvely 64400 g BIG WALNUT Growe Crty was 1 63 to 61 wnnner ox er Bng Walnut The wnnners cashed nn on 25 out of 35 free throws Hngh ponnt scorers were Fngle 17 Sheets 16 Harrns 12 and Hagedorn 10 PLAIN CITY Agann the Creyhounds lost thenr basketball game The Seottnes seemed to out do the hounds Thns wnn for the Seottnes gaxe them nnne wnns out of 10 games played XVhen the final gun went off the Greyhounds were behnnd 72 to 61 Scornng honors went then Dnek Sheets took next top honors wnth 12 ponnts Afaeafiaza 7 . 7 l 'V '- ., - ' 0 i If I if A I ' Y -1- I ' I . - I G ' X 4 ' V A I' Y I V l K I I I .I . . 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A .f WW?-ef LONDON The Grote Cnty Greyhounds won nts first Mid Six game by 59 to 45 Grove Cnty de feated London on G C s Hoon' Kenny Engle G C s top scorer and his teammates Dick Sheets and Sonny Trigg were the bng guns Engle 77 points Sheets 11 points and Trigg xsnth 8 points W ESTERVILLE G C lost nts first Mid Snx game to Wester snlle by the score of 63 to 62 Wfesterulle had a 22 ponnt lead going into the fourth quarter Then the Greyhounds put on a rally that outscored Westerville 34 to 13 But G C s rally fell short by one ponnt High point scorers were Sheets 13 Engle 12 and Trigg 10 MARYSVILLE 67 to 61 Trigg 9 HILLIARDS Groxe Cnty maintained nts hold nn second place nn the Mid Six league by a 54 to 49 min oxer Hnllnards on the losers floor High point scorer was Ken Engle with 19 ponnts WORTH INGTON Snx league by defeating Worthington 70 to 68 Groxe Cnty was able to take n 40 to 78 first half score ad xantage 'lhe Cards tame back strong nn the thnrd period to 'tri bv fc ur p nnts in tou th quarter they put up a rea battle Storing for Q C uert Engle 77 Harris 18 ind Sheets 14 NWEST FRVILI F Crove Cnty Greyhounds lost nts sttond MndSnx league gnnnne to We-sterxnlle by a score if 78 to 64. A big fourth quarter gait- Weste1'w'ille this win. Higln point storers for Lnmxe Cnty were Engle 15. Harris 17 Sheets 12. and Trigg ll. .Jw G C Greyhounds von nts second Mnd Snx game by defeating Maryswnlle by a score of jim Klneber totaled 33 and john DeGood 17 for Marysville Hngh point scorers for G C were Engle 26 Harris 11 Sheets 10 and MARYSVILLE Grove Cnty lost nts thnrd Mid Six game to Marysulle by a score of 47 to 49 Marysville tn a late rally nn the fourth quarter spelled vnctory High point scorers for Grote Cnty were Engle with 17 Hagedorn 8 and Sheets 8 HILLIARDS Mid Snx league by the score of 65 to 58 High point honors went to Engle with 16 Harris 15 and Patton 14 WORT H INGT ON Grove Cnty Greyhounds lost a close game to Worthington by the store of 65 to 63 This vias a well fought game all the may with Groxe Cnty leading by three points at nnter innssnon It was basket to basket the fourth quarter but Grove Cnty was unable to get their hands on the ball nn the last 30 seconds and went down in. defeat to Worthington. Leading scorers were Sheets with 15. Nibert with 13, Harris with 9 Engle and Trigg both had 'X points each. ,flaw Pf CIRCLEVILLLE Grove City Greyhounds sent Circleville home on the short end of the 68 to 58 score. Dick Sheets led with 21 points then came jim Harris with 14 and Eddie Readout with 11. CLASS A TOURNAMENT BEXLEY Grove City Greyhounds lost their first and only game at the Fairgrounds to Bexley by the score of. 57 to 63. Grove City led almost all the way with the exception of the final quarter when Bexley took the lead and Grove City tied it up several times but we were unable to collect enough points to defeat them. Scoring for Grove City was Harris 18 Sheets 14 Engle 10 Trigg '6 Ni rt 5 and Readout 3. This was the last game or the seniors. ad 2 fl wvwd 4 idvmz A rf ' 1 -' AGrove City was able to gain a first place spot in the Mid- Gro-ve Cnty defeated Hnlliards for the second time in the a'l gi m o 1 tl I r 5 ' 1' I , g . , V , --.r1 ,Q . Q 1 ' '. ' . ' 'I A ' - r 'Y ' V . ,, , . , l . , . . . 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SLPTEMBER School opens Semors at last Round Robln Rcxue G C Iootball game at Cyroxeport Student COUHCII electlon Football game vnth Gxhanm Umted Appeals dmc opens be lt Dublxn OCTOBER H1gh school grrls bovxlmg league opens Football queen and her court announced pe rally Football game vuth H1ll1ards Iootball gime at XX'esterx1lle Pep rally lrouncl bonflrc Homccomzng gimc vsxth M1fy5XlllL IHA IIA vsclner ro1st Brncl mlrcnccl 1t IJLIINPRIII Shoxx B1SlxCfl51lI cheerleaders elected Iootb1ll glme at London Honor Socrety banquet at XX ortl11ngto1 Last football game Hnllsboro at Groxe Crty Pen1tent1ary r1ot NOVEMBER C I HA formal lDlfl'iflO1l at Can 11 XY1nchester School bonel rssuc p1sseel Ivfuslc assembly unlor lu ISLDIII xx rcstlmg show C AB out No school Arm1st1ce D15 Booster Iestn al IHA mformal 1n1t1at1on Basketball game vuth Ashulle XVe vson Schools open house Basketball game at Gros eport XVon agam I'I'A dance School out for Thanksgnmg hohday 7 Sen1ors left for Ch1cago to attend NSPA eonx ent1on Thanksgmng assembly DECEMBER 30 Basketball game w1th Breman We won Basketball game at Greenheld Our first loss C8cB out Basketball game at Fredmktown Defeated aga1n ournal1sm dance Basketball game wxth Pla1n C1ty Lost agaln Assembly Mus1c assembly Chr1st1an assembly School out for Chrxstmas vacatlon Basketball game at W1ll1amsport We lost Basketball game wrth London Won first rn Mnd SIX Basketball game at B1g Walnut of Zaeata JANUARY Basketball game Wlth Westerulle we lost by one pomt Band dance sketball game w1th Marysxllle we won C8.B out Basketball game at Hlll18IdS we won Basketball game at London we won Basketball game w1th Worth1ngton we won novn t1ed for first SCHIOIS xoted agamst haung a basketball queen Senxors haxe panel d1scuss1on at PTA IT1CCflI1g un1or play Cheaper By The Dozen IWILISIL assembly I LBRUARY Assembly Basketball game at Maryswllle Delays are Festn al C8eB out Basketball game w1th H1ll1ards S1ncla1r talent show Basketball game wxth Clrcleulle We won Band dance Kmg Brown and ueen Lotz re1gn I'FA dance MARCH IS L1ons m1n1strel 17 Iaculty game Z0 Chorus dance 27 Senlor play Off The Track APRIL 10 I I1A dance 2 ournal1sm dance MAY Prom Dance E1ghth grade graduat1on Baccalaureate Graduatlon SCHOOL OUT 2 A . 1 2 N ' . 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