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

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Physical as Well as Mental Fitness Stressed SOCIAL STUDIES Maps! Globes! Films! Pictures! Books! Documents! Yes, these are all props for the social studies that include P.O.D., American history, world history, and civics. In these classes students study state, local, and nation- al governments. They Iearn to appreciate and understand the political, racial, economical, social, cultural, and educational problems of adult life in the world and teaches them to be- come better American citizens! MR. JOHN HOUDASHELT BA, West Virginia Wesleyan American History, Health Physical Education MR. JACK FROST BA, Otterbein MA, Ohio State Health, Physical Education MR. MICKEY LAUGHLIN AB, BS, Fairmont State Health Physical Education MRS. EVELYN HAMM BS, Battle Creek Health, Physical Education MR. WARREN RINEHART BS, Ohio State American History P.O.D. Civics, French MR. WILLIAM ROLFE BS, Wittenberg Attendance, P.O.D. PHYSIAL EDUCATION Basketball, football, volley ball, base- ball, golf, badminton. These games are all a part of the physical education program. Twice a week all students are required to take phy- sical education ln addition health is required for all Freshmen and Sophomores. Emphasis is placed on the mastery of skills and the en- ioyment and satisfaction to be found in sports. The students not only learn how to play dif- ferent games, but they also learn the back- ground and origin of them. MRS. DIANNE SCHOBEL AB, Butler American History MR. CLIFFORD TALLMAN BS, Capital American, World History Miss M. Trego, Mr. J. Frost, Mr. M. Laughlin, Mrs. E. Hamm. C ..,i BS, Capital Attendance Health, Phys. Ed. shelt, Mrs. D. Schobel. MISS MARGUERITE TREGO SOCIAL STUDIES: MR. W Rolfe, Mr. W. Rinehart, Mr C. Tallman, Mr. E. Houda

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Courses Prepare Students for Business and e e Mr. M. Nester, Mr. J. Pabst MR. JACK POBST AB, Moorehead BA, BS, Otterbein MR. MELVIN NESTER 'dU5 l ' Am BS, ME, Ohio Industrial Arts MRS LUCY DAVIES BS, Ohio State Math, Shorthand, Typing Commercial Commercial courses strive to pre- pare young people for work in the business world. Office procedures, typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and office practice are among the sub- iects taught in the commercial field. Many new features were added to the department this year including new typewriters, calculators, IBM type- writer, and adding machines. Industrial Arts Preparing the boys with the main objec- tives of industry is the problem of Industrial Arts. This class teaches boys the appreciation of good workmanship, co-operation with each other, many good work habits, how to think ahead, plan ahead, and then carry out their plans. Throughout theyear they become fami- liar with welding, electricity, mechanical drawing, machine shop, art metal, and forg- ing. MRS. RUTH SNIDER BS, Pittsburgh General Business Typmg Mus. rioizence cope MA, Ohio State BS, Ohio MR. G. L. KINGSMORE Office Pwcfice AB, Colorado State Bookkeeping, Geography Law more, Mrs. F. Cope. -38- Shorthand, Typing Mrs. L. Davies, Mrs. R. Snider, Mr. G. Kings

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Office Staff Cooks Aid in School Program Clerk-typist Chuckles with a cheery smile best describes the office girls. Doozie and Helen can usually be found at the typewriter, the mimeograph machine, or on the telephone. Both ladies work equally hard to run the office efficiently. Mrs. Doris Rothwell arrives at school at 2:00 and stays late to do the bookkeeping necessary in handling school funds. Her duties include counting money, selling tickets, writing checks, and numerous other tasks. Good food at a good price makes the cafeteria a popular place in the school. Approximately 475 stu- dents buy their lunch everyday. To meet the ll:45 rush, the cooks must arrive at 8-OO. Their day ends GT 2:00. .ill .40- MRS. HELEN KEITH MISS DIANE DeVOSS Secretary KJ MRS. DORIS ROTHWELL School Treasurer COOKS: Mrs..R. Gardner, Mrs. J. Ruoff Mrs. E. Greene, Mrs. l. Redifer, Mrs. M Smith, Mrs. E. Headley.