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

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and I-IeQU Students Plan For Their Future Careers FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA l Attention, girlsl Here's a new club for you--the Future Nurses of America. Since the future is calling more and more young people into the nursing profession, Miss Florence Richter has supervised the forma- tion ofa nursing club with national affil- lation. The twenty-five girls have several aims: to give service to school, to enable mem- bers to have practical experience, and to -. . inform and prepare them for a career of nursing and allied fields. Blue and While At their December meeting, the FNA girls learned that a man is no more than a bag of bones. were chosen as honor colors, because these colors are often seen on nursing uniforms. they have had several bake sales in order to raise funds for buying membership pins. Cc SEATED: D. Frank, Treasurer, K. Huey, President, S, Perrigo, Vice-President. STANDING, ROXN l: Miss F. Richter, Adviser, B. Fryer, C. Bodie, P. Perkins, D. Braley, J. Milligan, J. Frankenstein, S. Culberson, S. Martin. ROW 2- R, Haimerl, J. Robbins, M. Adkins, C. Hubbard, B. Magill, P. Athey, L. Copley. Absent from picture T. Grosh, Secretary. -53-

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Vocational Clubs Provide Fun, Give Service vb ROW l: S. Cooper, P. Athey, L. Copley, J. Eberhard, J. Renick, Parliamentarian, S. Karn, Secretary, L. Law- ence, Vice-President, S. Hessler, Treasurer, M. Henceroth, S. Martin. ROW 2: Mrs. R. Snider, Adviser, P. Walters, J. Yonek, N. Jenkins, K. Lawrence, D. Pollard, M. Meyer, K. Pozz, L. Fausnaugh, N. Higginbotham. ROW 3: D. Corkwell, D. Braley, J. Frankenstein, N. Pace, l l. Dunlap, S. Mowbray, M. Dooley, J. Pozz, C. Bodie, B. Gardner. ROW 4- K. Gutheil, N. Eikenburg, E. Kiehl, E. Elderidge, B. Christie, J. Robbins, L. Hcmpson, J. Miller, S. McKiney, M. Martin. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: D. Ruoff, President. Acquainting its members with the teach- ing profession is the purpose of the F.T.A. The various functions of the club include a program for student teaching, which affords the members actual classroom experience. -gf During National Education Week, the F.T.A. sponsored an assembly in which our teachers were honored for their years of ser- vice in education. Special recognition went to Mr. L. Mosher who has been teaching for 35 years and Miss Eyerman for 27 years. Also in- cluded in this assembly was the induction ceremony for the clubs officers and ci comical skit in which students portrayed teachers. Throughout the year the club sponsored two maior proiects: a bake sale, which was held at Sig's Market and a Christmas Ball fea- turing a band from West High and an appear- ance from Santa Caus. L. Lawrence and K. Gutheil give service by grading papers.

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Greyhound Grapplers Meet With Some Success Captains Courageous Seven boys made up the first wrestling squad in the history of Grove City High School. Under the guidance of Mr. G. Edel- man and Mr. G. Carter, the wrestlers had only two matches in the T957-58 season and ended with a l-l record. The team was more in club form the first year, but varsity stand- ing was planned for '58-'59 season. 1958 SQUAD ROW l- D. Lycans, D. Witteman, S. Pike, L. Jackson. ROW 2: Mr. G. Edelman, Coach, J. Martin, D. Hay, G. Walker, M. G. Carter, Asst. Coach. During T958-59, Grove City's first year of varsity competition, the Greyhound mat- men posted a 2-9 record. This record was not tops locally, but the boys picked up valuable experience which should help mold a better team next year. l959 SQUAD ROW l: H. Holmes, M. Gabriel, W. Durthaler, E. Strouse L Jackson. ROW 2: S. Landis, J. Hanson, N. Nester, S. Pike, M Hessell Manager. ROW 3, Mr. G. Edelman, Coach, J. Martin, T. Barker P Mut schler, G. Haughn.