Groveport Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Groveport, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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' 'Ta I 'CU 117 '5- . , 'Q14:fiL - ' Lf- 7 lff 'iA.Fi5fg?'n.i2E ff'Q f'Q fx ' ' euffffuc x WXADJ 5 XV H EX X J 6513 T24 x 2 E30 O I cofV7'!lV000?6 reg FORNWQ' kxhwfzl 1 f CZ uf ' fm? bf ff W ,.,. 1 1 6,1 if , XIZYO ,V of Q f f if H! , 0 K 1 K gf J I X O I I Fore ws ord Groveport H1gh School IS a name that w1ll long be remem bered by many young men and women It 1S a school that w1ll graduate generatmon after generatxon of sons and daughters These students have to have a certaln sense of respons1b1l1ty an awareness of oth rs and the1r r1ghts and a chance to tra1n for thelr part1cular lnterests 1nl1fe These are some of the thmgs that we the Class of 1953 have learned 1n our four years We have had the chance to learn respons1b1l1ty to learn to l1ve wlth others and to be tra1ned rn a partrcular Job that makes a part of the world that we w1ll all have to face We greatly appreclate what the adm1n1strat1on of the school has done to help further our educat1on Throughout th1s book you wlll see some of our accomphsh ments We hope everyone who reads th1s book wlll long remem ber and stand beh1nd our grand school Groveport H1gh School THE WHDISUHIHH . . .. l 6 . . . K' 7 . , , . at Groveport. . .. , D , . D6dlCHtl0H We the members of the class of 1953 ded1 cate th1s twelfth volurne of The Mad1SOD1aH t our fr1end and teacher M1ss L1l11an Meloy We are greatly apprec1at1ve of her fr1endly and helpful gu1dance dur1ng our four years 1n h1gh school We w1ll long remember the wonderful Chapel serv1ces that she d1l1gently planned and the 1rn press1on that lt left on our m1nds We w1l1 never forget her xdea of l1v1ng to serve as she has shown 1n her work through the Serv1ce Club We all w1sh and hope for much success 1n her future years 3 a , ..--ff V' wwwmuwyfiws Our New Building Gymnasium . . . Home Economics . . . Driving . . . lndus- trial Arts . . . Agriculture . . . Instrumental Music . . . Home Econondcs 4 Madisonian Township School High School Academic Subjects . . . Cafeteria . . . Auditor- ium . . . Grade School Gym . . . Grade Class Rooms . . . Ad- ministration Offices fi ,. 4.- : , 'Q- ,f Mr Herman M Martrn Qleftj Wendell G Mrller fcenterj and Novxce G Fawcett fflghlf We Dedlcate Our New Bulldlng The dreams of the people of Madrson Townshrp were realrzed when the keys to the new add1t1on of Groveport School were presented to Wendell G Mrller Presrdent 1952 Th1s was the ded1cat1on and formal 1n1t1at1on of the new school The school band and the m1xed chorus favored the aud1ence w1th mus1cal numbers Jodme Masters and Rosahnd Bohl gave p1ano solos Remarks for the serv1ce were g1ven by George C Berry Superrntendent of Franklrn County Schools Dorwrn D S1ms Super mtendent of Port Clmton School and a former Supemntendent of Groveport Floyd F Glass the Archrtect Nov1ce G Fawceit Super rntendent of Columbus C1ty Schools and Herman M Martrn Superrntendent of Grove port I-hgh School Jane Marron closed the ded1cat1on by smg rng The Lord s Prayer 6 With This Key Floyd F Glass Archrtect presented the keys to Wendell G Mrller of the School Board rf A Q ,. W .L l . I I I O of the Board of Education, on November 9, C ' 'V I .ll - QP! L, 0-4 X Q ' Hnmlnlsmnrlun J fm X as 6 eff X X 4 K:--'X Sw X 1 5- HS X-ff X x x ii, f fx 441 A h-gn-.Q Superintendent Mr. Herman M. Martin Ohio State University, B. Sc., Ohio State University, M. A. Principal Mis s Lucinda Doer sam Ohio State University, B. Sc., University of Michigan 8 Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Earl Downey, Mr. Wendell Mrller, Mr. Clarence Stevenson, Mr. Stanley Behm Mr. Forest Klamfoth, Mr. Murle Solt. Secretary xuoy Zarbaugh N ,,,..4w-f Mr. H. Thad Hall Mr. Lewis Keck Mr. Roy Stout Teacher of Science and Teacher of Industrial Arts Teacher of History and Physical Educationg B. Sc., B. A., Otterbeing M. A.. Physical Educationg B. Sc.. Capital University. Ohio State University Capital University. University 4... LL ffxm xv sq ff' A ---JZ '+ .5 'T-5 C'x-Q. of Utah, Ohio State University. Mrs. Geraldine Miller Teacher of English B. Sc. Ohio State University Mis s Lillian Meloy Teacher of English and Latin: B. Sc., B. A., and M. A., Ohio State University. ' nf 7' S ser 5 i 23921 ae Mr. Fred Linard Mr. Herman Throp Teacher of Business Education B. Sc. Ohio State University Mr. Phillip E. Heffner Teacher oflnstrumental Musicg B. S. M. Capital University Mrs. JoAnn Wills Teacher of Vocal Music B. M. E., Mt.St,joseph College, Cincinnati, Ohio Teacher of Science and Mathematicsg B. Sc., Ohio State University. -.RN m,. KJ 'J' f 5 4 EF, nf 1V,7 4: s J J ' i 67 A ,,,5, if f T i 'fri W . kyl yr T T ' ii. Mrs. Helen Claypool Mr. Franklin Miller Teacher of Vocational Teacher of Vocational Home Economics, B. Sc., Agriculture, B. Sc., M.A., University of Maryland. Ohio State University. Mrs . Margaret Young Teacher of Physical Education, B.S.. M.A., Capital University Ohio State University. 12 X J in fi-2 1 X ff- fx i A A ' 2Qihf'2Sx:l?i K-lf, ' Q 'Pa2..'5l5Q 5 f' ' E gif' ' fN'fHE1wq Hfiffvfgw SEHIUHS ,ml fx an f . 1-1 Audrey Burden fwi Monna Alhson Class Hlstory F1fty e1ght freshmen all so very meek Started 1n 49 the1r future to seek Not much took place but we held the fort And elected Barbara to the home commg 5'- L 16 Mary Kalser Juamta Ice Wame L1bera1 Arts Barbara Jones Barb Commercral Emma Ka1ser Emmo Kaxser Commercral E We had Jorned clubs and classes were under way So we started makmg plans for the Jun1or Sen1or day Forty mne Jumors started 1n '51 Keepmg 1n mmd all that had to be done bi' Com mercral James Keys IIT! 16 Lxberal Arts .hm Law rm Lrberal Arts l Roy La1 rd Pee Wee Industnal Arts Jumor attendant was chosen w1thout a fuss Monna was the one Jane Marron to represent us Muscles A bake sale and paper dr1ve Vflllfgrlfltczfsn soon got under way W1th thoughts rn m1nd for the .Tumor Class play Rosemary Mer1deth Frxeda Home Economxcs ,Q fi 'YD Clara Ann McC11sh Clara Home Economics 17 Shuls Ltberal Arts Mary Ann Pope W Commercxal I fi tif R1chard Moore Rlch Industnal Arts 1.-f Edward Palsgrove Industnal Arts 18 Shirley Lou Miller Donald Ra1nes Mary Ann The play turned out to he Green L1ght Then plans started for the class party mght We then began WOrk1ng from early mght 't11l dawn, But happy thoughts rema1n of a successful .Tumor Sen1or prom Donme Buck Aguculture ll 'hr N ' Ol A if ti 3 'elf' ,, s f 1 . , S w v, V x, ,:-' 5 be E: Q' L Il ' H I f s X t 9 L: . SK . SN' - ' . x N K' n ' n A . A Qfefsfm ' ' :A yieifffffiiiifii' ' - ' A 1525323217223252152-1211 ' .as:1z1z:1a:a-,1:ez:2ff:zlie12afi' wi' .-S11 rx.. v,'.g-,'f.,f,,A.,f 1,.4::' --- 19 12615 -21221221212i:3122:2i2i22Z1 ,niet .. . - .. Q 3' at lf X .t nEdn X A John La Verne Rlpley 1 Industrral Arts Dolore s R lpley Commercral A prcmc was held rn th1S summer of '52 Thus endmg another year and we were almost thru Ronnle Ruble Ruble The fourth and f1nal year Industrial Am of the Class of '53 Started wxth forty two sen1ors and a future b1g as could be Marvm Schott Marv G' X ,Q K 1 Indusmal Arts Sarah Jane Sawy1er Sally Commercxal 19 Wir R obe rt Shade .wg if m 'Archre Liberal Arts Donald O . Storts Gi! Don Industrial Arts Class p1ctures made and class rrngs so gay A dance 1n honor of Harr1et S d Our queen for home comrng day Harrret Ann ny er H Slgpef January Thaw turned OITIC COHOITIICS out an Success George D Thompson Gene Stebleton Steep Industrral Arts And many w111 say rt was one of the best Ears L1beral Arts Z0 Josephine Thompson 10sey Home Economics R onald L. Weatherington Ronnie' Salutarorlan Llberal Arts They're startmg the drplomas and all look so proud So we've got to go and Jom the crowd We're begmmng to srng 1n a treble cleft And a flrp of our tassels from r1ght to left Marjorre Wes Marg Commerclal Jessre Ann Wetzel if hz 41 -ffl 'hs' YT' 2' ' es Commercral James Scott W1111ams Wxllle Industrxal Arts 71 X 'iv i Nw 7 lr Left to right: Jane Marion, presidentg Bob Shade, treasurerg Vincent Caldwell, vice-presidemg Monna Allison, secretary. Senior Officers But we want you to know The door to success is standing that it's really been fun, wide open, And a thanks is extended And we're goin' thru to each and everyone. as we know you are hopin'. Close Hclrmonefies Sally Sawyier, Dolores Ripley, Jane Marion, Margie West. Senior Play Cast Donna Allrson Lat1nClub1 Tn H1 Y234 G A A 1 2 3 4 Vo1ce StaffPos1t1on3 4 Mad 1son1anStaff4 V1ce Pres Tr1 H1 Y 4 Intra Sports 1 2 3 4 Cha1rmanServ1ce Club 4 Sporthead 2 3 4 Monna Allrson The Green Lrght 3 January Thaw 4 Mrxed Chorus3 G1rls Glee Club 3 H A 123 Tr1 H1 Y234 A 1 2 3 4 Queens Court 3 Vo1ce 2 3 4 Pres Tr1 H1 Y4 Class VICC Pres 2 Class Sec 4 Intra Basketball 1 2 3 4 Servxce Club 2 Bonn1e Ball Mrxed Chorus 3 G1rls Glee Club 2 Tr1 H1 Y 24 G A A 234 Vo1ce 4 Mad1son1an 4 G A A Pres 4 Smoky Mounta1n 3 B1g S1ster Or gan 2 3 4 G1rls Ensemble 2 3 MIX ed Ensemble 3 Charles Black Boys Glee Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 stty Football 3 Co Capt 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Escort rn Court 4 FFA Pres4FFATreas3All County Boys Glee Club 4 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Varsrty Basketball4 Vo1ce 4 Audrey Burden M1xed Chorus 4 G1rls Glee Club 2 3 4 Lat Clubl Trr H1 Y234 G A A 1 2 3 4 VOICE Staff 4 All Count G1rls Glee Club 3 All County Mrxed Chorus 4 Smoky Mounta1n 3 In tra Basketball 2 3 V1ncent Caldwell The Green Lrght 3 January Thaw 4 Lat Club12 H1 Y234 Pres 4 B A A 2 34 Reserve Football 1 2 Escort 1n Queen s Court 2 VOICB Staff 4 M3d1SODl3H Staff4 Honor Soc 3 4 Class VICE Pres 4 Lat Club Pres 2 Reserve Basketball 2 Varsrty Basket ball 3 4 Senlor Actlvltles Edw1n R Cook BoysGleeClub23 H1Y2 B A A 4 Varsrty Football 4 Reserve Foot ball 1 2 3 Class Pres 1 All County Boys Glee 3 Smoky Mountarn 3 Words and Musrc 1 B1l11e Fox Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 B A A 1 2 3 Vars1ty Football Manager 1 2 3 Reserve Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Mad1soman Staff 4 All County Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 All County Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Var stty Basketball 3 John Goodyear H1 Y 2 Gene Herrmann Band 1 2 3 4 Orch 1 2 All Count Band 134 The Green Lrght 3 January Thaw 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 34 B A A 34 Track 1 2 Honor Soc 4 All County Boys Glee Club 4 All County Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Basketball Mgr 3 4 Juan1ta Ice G1rls Glee Club 34 G A A 34 Honor Soc 3 4 All County G1rls Glee Club3 4 Smoky Mountatn 3 Mad 1son1an Staff4 Trr H1 Y 4 Barbara Jones The Green Llghl 3 Mixed Chorus 4 G1rlsGleeClub134 F H A 123 Hstor1an 1 GAA 12 Queen s Court 1 Vo1ce staff 2 3 4 Madrsonian Staff 4 Honor Soc 3 4 C ass Sec 2 G A A Treas 3 Smoky Mountarn 3 Words and Mu SIC 1 Intra Basketball 1 3 4 Emma Ka1s er The Green Lrght 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 G1rls Glee Club 3 F H A 1234 H1Y234 GAA 12 Vo1ce smff 4 All-County G1rls Glee Club 3 All County Mrxed Chorus 3 Smoky Mountaxn 3 Intra Sports2 23 Mary Kalser The Green Lrght 3 January Thaw 4 M1Xed Chorus 3 4 G1rls Glee Club 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Parltamentanan Tr1H1Y 234 Sec 4 G A 1 2 3 4 Vo1ce Staff 3 4 M8d1SOHl3n Staff4 Youth Page Rep 4 Class Sec 3 Smoky Mounta1n 3 Bxg S1ster Organ 3 4 Intra Basketball 1 2 4 James G Keys B A A 4 Vars1ty Football4 Vo1ce Staff 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 Cham1 nade H S 1 2 3 Roy La1rd Oc 123 BAA 34 Resee Football 2 Varsrty Football 3 4 All County Football 4 James W Law Reynoldsburg l-I S 1 2 3 Jane Marron Band 1 2 All County Band 1 January Thaw 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 G1rls H1 Y234 G A A 123 V1cePres 3 Vo1ce 3Ass Ed 4 Ed Mad1son1an 3 4 Correspondent4The Trmes Honor Soc 3 4 Class Pres 3 4 All County G1rls Glee 1 3 4 All County MlXCd Chorus 1 3 Smoky Mountarn 3 Brg S1ster Organ 3 4 Words and Musrc 1 G1rls State Rep 3 G1rls Intra 1 2 Clara Ann McCl1sh F H A 1 2 3 4 Jr Homemaker and Chapter Degree G A A 1234 Vo1ce Staff 3 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Club sec 4 Rosemary Mer1deth January Thaw 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 G1rls Glee Club 1234 F H A 1234 Tr1 H1 Y4 G A A 1234 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Cheerleader 4 ClubV1ce Pres F H A 4 All County G1rls Glee 1 3 4 All County Mrxed O O I C . .'..: '. 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' ' ' Chorus 3 Smoky Mountarn 3 Words and Musrc 1 Grrls Ensemble 2 Intra Basketball 1 2 3 4 Vorce 3 Shrrley Lou M1l1er January Thaw 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 G1rlsGlee Club 3 4 F H A 34 Trl Y 34 A 34 Vorce Madtsoman 4 Corres For Youth Page 4 Honor Soc 3 4 'PFI H1 Y Treas 4 All County Grrls Glee 3 All County Mrxed Chorus 4 Smoky Mountam 3 Honor Soc Offrcer 4 West Hrgh 1 2 Gtrls State 3 Intra 3 4 R1chard Moore Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 l-l1 Y2 3 4 Sgt At Arms4 Votce Staff3 Mad1son1anStaff4 All County Boys Glee 1 3 4 All County Mtxed Chorus 1 3 4 Smoky Mountam 3 Words and Mustc 1 Boys Ensemble 3 Mrxed Ensemble 3 Barbershop Quartet Ed Pals gr ove Work on Football Freld Mary Ann Pope G1rls Glee Club 1 G A A 1 234 Votce Staff4 Words and Musrc 1 A 1 Don Ra1nes Bandl 2 F F A 12 34 Intra Sports Dolores R rpley The Green Lxght 3 January Thaw 4 M1xedChorus2 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 34 FH A 12 TrtH1Y2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Volce 3 4 Football Cheerleader 2 3 4 Basketball Cheer leader 2 4 All County Glee Club 1 2 3 All County Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Smoky Mountarn 3 Words and Mustc 1 Close Harmonettes Intra 1 2 3 4 John La Verne R1pley B A A 2 3 4 Football fVars1tyj 2 3 4 Football Capt 4 lrack 3 4 Base ball 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Basketball Captarn 4 All County Football 4 All County Basketba1l4 All County Base ball 4 Ronnre Ruble Bandl 2 B A A 34 Dance Band 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Sara Jane SBWYISY Mrxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee Club 3 1 2 4 Trx H1 Y A A G A A Trea Votce 4 Football Cheerleader 2 3 Basketball Cheerleader 1 2 4 All County Glee Club 1 2 3 4 All County Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Smoky Moun tam 3 Words and Musrc 1 Close Harmonettes 3 4 Intra 1 2 3 4 January Thaw 4 Boys Glee Club 4 M1xedChorus4 H1 Y 3 B A A 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Escort rn Queens Court4 Madrson 1an4 Class Pres 2 Reserve Basketball 3 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Everett Jr Hrgh 1 Robert Shade Crtrzenshtp Day Supt 4 January Thaw 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Mrxed Chorus4 Lat Club2 B A A 234 Varstty Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Escort 1nQueen s Court3 4 Class Vtce Pres 3 Class Treas 4 All County Boys Glee Club 4 Football Capt 4 All County Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Harr1et Ann Snyder Mtxed Chorus 1 2 Gxrls Glee Club 1 234 Lat Clubl F H A 234 Tn H Y 24 G A A 1234 Queens Court 2 Queen 4 Votce 4 Majorette '3 4 All County Grrls Glee Club 4 Smoky Mountam 3 Words and Mu st 1 Gene Stebelton The Green Ltght 3 January Thaw 24 4 Reserve Football 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Honor Soc 4 Donald O Storts Orch 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Lat Club 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 B A A 3 4 Football Varstty 4 Football Reserve 1 2 3 Baseball 4 All County Boys Glee Club 3 4 All County Mrxed Chorus 34 Smoky Mountatn 3 Barbershop Quartet 2 Baseball Manager 3 George D Thompson Orch 1 2 3 4 All County Orch 1 The Green Lrght 3 January Thaw 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Mtxed Cho rus234 Lat Club 12 H1 Y234 B A A 2 3 4 Reserve Football 1 2 Varstty Football 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Vorce 4 Madtsontan 4 Honor Soc 4 Lat Club Vtce Pres 2 County Mtxed Chorus 34 Smoky Mountarn 3 Reserve Basketball 2 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 1 H1 YV1ce Pres 2 Josephrne Thompson nd 1234 F H A 1234 G A 1234 Ronald L Weathenngton Band 1 2 3 4 Orch 1 2 All Count Band3 4 AllCounty Orchestra 1 Boys Glee Club 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Lat Club 1 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Dance Band 1 2 3 Vorce Staff2 Mad1soman3 4Ed Honor Soc 3 4 Lat Club Sec 2 All County Boys Glee Club 4 All County 'vhxed Chorus4 H1 Y Chaplm 4 Boys State Rep 3 Hi-t '.:G.A:,....:..', 4: '3. . 'Ig ' i.. ..... : : . 3 ' ' ' 1:21 : F' H' Av' ,r 'I 'I I' '- 304: G.. . . 1.2.3.4: . - - S- 2: ' mi 3 Marvin Schott All County Boys Cree Club a',4, lui 'n n:....,.n,: Ba ,,,g......:-A- F.H . ,2.3l. n . . . . n - 1 1 r . 4. , I . . . , , , Q Q . . ' r 2 ' : 1 .1 J 'v an 1 J o n J : y 1:2. . : . . .,.':' A- '- ,3,4g , l , - ' 7 I' l 7 ' Q - ' 3.4: n ' 1 ' ' I I 1 0 C . 19 'I iliac. Marjorie West Intra.1,2,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F. H. A. 1,2,4g G. A.A. 1,2,3,4g Voice 4g Madisonian 45 All County Girls Glee 1,2,3,4g All County Mixed Chorus l,2,3g 'Smoky Mountain 3g Words and Music' lg Close-Harmonettes 3.4. Jessie Ann Wetzel Mixed Chorus 1g Girls Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Voice Prod.Manager4g Intra. 1,2,3,4. James Scott Williams Lat.Club lg Hi-Y 2,3,4g B. A. A, 1,2 3,4g Varsity Football 4g Reserve Foot- ball 1,2,3g Baseball Mgr. l,2,3,4g Madisonian 45 Class Vice Pres. lg Hi- Y Sec, 4g Reserve Basketball 3g Var- sity Basketball 4. Richard Bosh Band 3,45 Boys Glee Club 1,3g Mixed Chorus lg Track 4. Y., es Seniors Present -51 -.:,.,l'..b.: , . 3513! '4 db' T' -'V 533 AQ? 5- 5 i' Class Wlll We the members of the Sen1orClass of Groveport Htgh School Townshrp of Madrson County of Frank lm State of Ohro berng of sound mtnd and body do make publrsh and declare thts our last wxll and testament Arttcle I To the school we bequeath ttmbers to support the bulgrng walls from the enthusrasm we dxs played at our school and athlettc events Arttcle ll To the teachers we bequeath best wrshes for pleasant dreams after the 1953 nrghtmare has passed Artrcle III To the Jumors we bequeath the name Senror and all the headaches that go wrth the annual Artrcle IV To the Sophomores we bequeath our money makrng schemes to help wrth thetr brg problem next ear Arttcfe V To the Freshman we bequeath our methods of torturrng the faculty and the most legttmate late excuses Artrcle VI We bequeath the followtng rtems to rndtvtduals of the school Donna Alltson leave my pleasant smrles to Shrrley Greene Monna Allrson leave my shorthand speed to Joann Mtklos Bonnte Ball leave my natural waves to Bob Rlpley Charles Black leave my muscles to Nrck Norrrs Drck Bosh leave my abtltty for publtc speaktng to Beverly Woods Audrey Burden leave my shortness to Dtck Behrens V1ncent Caldwell leave my love for after drnner speakrng to Vrrgtma Jacobs Ed Cook leave my way wtth the woman to George Dunlap B111 Fox leave my new Ford to Larry West John Goodyear leave my knack of gettrng rnto trouble to hm Wheeler Gene Herrmann leave my dramatrc actrng to the Class of 55 Juanrta Ice leave my scholastrc standmg to Loretta Zarbaugh Barbara Jones leave my tttle as R J 's Secretary to Ellen Fenner Emma Karser leave my qurrkrng eyebrow to June Osborne Mary Katser leave my tnk smudges from the memo to Martha Palmer Jrm Keys leave my frtendlrness to Lee Smtth Roy Latrd leave my All County tttle to Obble Morgan Jtm Law leave my absences from school to Pat Alltson Jane Marlon leave my hen cackle to Charlene Smtth Clara McCltsh leave my lady ltke manner to Ida Palm Rose Merrdeth leave my love for sports to Teresa Bayse Shrrley Mrller leave my house cleantng techntques to Sharon Schwaberow Rrchard Moore leave my typtng ab1l1ty to Bob Krng Mary Ann Pope leave my talkatrve manner to Wanda Carr Don Rarnes leave Harry Lxnes to drg my crazy potatoes Dolores Rrpley leave my cheerleadrng to Shrrley Rohr John Rrpley leave my career rn the armed forces to anyone who wants Ronnte Ruble leave my soctal lrfe to Don McKee Sally Sawyrer leave my mustc arrangements to Dorothy Heurrch Marvrn Schott leave my card deallng to Seth Dtldlne Bob Shade leave my all round athletrc abtltty to Speck Stokes Harrret Snyder leave my rtng to another Harrtet Gene Stebleton leave my wtse crackrng to Bob Watktns Don Storts leave my wtlltngness to help to Don Bowman George Thompson leave my creamery job to Ralph Tolbert Josephtne Thompson leave my hot rod to Nancy Norrts Ronnte Weathermgton leave my flash camera to Brll McClure Margre West leave my wardrobe to Sandy Hardman Jtm Wrllrams leave my Marme outftt to Lawrence Badurxna Jesste Wetzel leave my peaceful manner to Carole Van Gundy Sworn and subscrrbed before us thrs 21st day of May 1953 Wttnesses JJ U Triax? Lays o Omuan sem. Q ve' on-Tv 28 O I, ' , ' ' . I, ' , ' . l, ' , ' . I. , ' ' . Il . ' . . . , . I, , ' . I, ' , . I' ' . . . I I, , ' ' . I, . I . . . l, , ' . . . I' . ' . . i I, ' , ' . I' . , - . . v I, ' , ' . I, ' , - . ' . I, ' , - ' . I, ' , . I' . . ' D . . 1 I, Ed Palsgrove leave my dirty lime-pants to Mickey Paolini. I, , ' , I, ' , ' ' . I, ' , ' it. I, . l . . u I, ' , ' ' . I' I - . . . ,, ,, v I, ' , ' ' , I' 1 . - . . . I' , . . . I, , ' , I' ' , ll - ll ' I ly . . ' , . IV l D 4 I, ' , , N is R 0rx.',,,.:11m,,.04Q de C, A 'ff e K 42 O A , an O 03, Q ' -l 'v.,. I hw .-3 8 GQ, k C .A F Vote for only one candidate for each office. County Citizenship Day The annual County Citizenship Day was observed at Groveport in a big way. Preparations included forming parties, waging campaigns, and conducting primaries and gen- eral elections. After all was said and done Gene Stebelton became Clerk of Courts, Bob Shade became Superintendent of Schools, and Vin- centCaldwe1l became Common Pleas Judge. The last stop, the ballot box. The Whigs and the Cruizerights reg- istered and voted for their candidates 4 Homecoming 'K ,QT Ri 'Um Q 'r Hrf' 1 U4 'ii if . I .2 I g ,,f4' Vx QA i '. 5'f 1 if rvi ' if WWE: Senior Picnic ' 5 ,ff Q f 14' i I .A , 1 '91 4 F EW? ii QE faq X- 1 - Lk' 3, Graduation Valedictorian Rev. Harrison, speaker Q1 Presentation of awards Presentation of diplomas 5 UHDEHCLHSSIHEH Q1 Q Q 17191 O S N.. X 3,-5 ji J fs 14 r '-' . . .' ' 'J- '- . 1st row left to right: Nancy McClish, Ellen Fenner, Loretta Zarbaugh, Martha Palmer, Wanda Carr, Car- men Carey, Joann Micklos, Virginia Jacobs, Marilyn Hedrick. 2nd row: Bob Ripley, Bill Ferguson, Delmar Norris, Paul Zarbaugh, Lloyd Thompson, Clarence Cossin. 3rd row: Dale Trenary, Dick Behrens, Jerry Long, Jerry Goodyear, Gary Francis. Junior Class At the first class meeting, early in September, the class of 1954 elected officers for the year. At the next meeting, in October, Patsy Lerch was chosen to represent the class in the court of the Homecoming Queen. She chose Don McKee, also of the Junior Class, as her escort. In October, Marilyn Hedrick, Ellen Fenner, and Rosalind Bohl were selected as members of the Franklin Honor Society, Early in February, three additional members, Martha Palmer, Roberta Richardson, and Mickey Paolini were chosen. The longest period of rehearsal on record began in October for the Junior Class Play, The Able Miss Cain. The members of the cast were Delmer Norris, Louise Trickey, Harry Lines, Ellen Fenner, Rosalind Bohl, Roberta Richardson, Patsy Lerch, Nancy McClish, Lloyd Thompson, Bill Ferguson, June Osborne, Loretta Zarbaugh, Jerry Long. and Winogene Kleinlein. The play, presented on January 13, was a great success. In March, the class sponsored a Spaghetti Supper and Bake Sale, This profitable project completed the activ- ities carried on to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Banquet. On May 2, we honored the class of 1963 at the Junior-Senior Banquet, held at Ilonka's Provincial House. Junior Play Cost lst row left to right, Harry Lines, Lloyd Thompson. 2nd row, Winogene Kleinlein, Ellen Fenner, Louise Trickey, Roberta Richardson, Rosalind Bohl, Patty Lerch. 3rd row, June Osborne, Bill Ferguson, Jerry Long, Nancy McClish, Loretta Zarbaugh. -fl rf' r ' 4 If 150. lst row: Rosalind Bohl, Louise Trickey, Geneva Rarey, June Osborne, Patty Guyer, Patsy Lerch, Roberta Richardson, Winogene Kleinline, Wilma Peck. 2nd row: Jim Wheeler, Joe Goodyear, Mickey Paolini, Don McKee, Jack Osborne, Dwight Motts. 3rd row: Ed Laudenslagher, Bill McClure, Bill Steinmetz, Harry Lines, George Dunlap. Junior Class Officers Martha Palmer, Virginia Jacob, Rosalind Bohl, Mickey Paolini. was lst row, left to right: Sylvia Burton, Martha Starcher, Valerie Johnson, Mary Ellen Codner, Mary Kaye Nelson, Iodine Masters, Ann Ferguson, Janet Bish, Lucille Dozier, Bertha Gruber. 2nd row: Gertrude Heurich, Billie Compton, Janet Walters, Sandy Hardman, Barbara Davy, Leo Storts, Larry Wetherill, Lee Smith, Buddy Behmel, Joe Lehner. 3rd row: Seth Dildine, Bill Graham, Kermit Rohr, Karl Short, Ronnie Taylor, Gene White, Paul Glen- dening, Bob Chestnut, Lowell Palm, Tom Vance. Junior Class President ........ . . Paul Glendening A ' L Storts Vice President ................................................... eo Secretary-Treasurer .......................................... Mary Kaye Nelson The class of 55 opened their Sophomore year with a total of seventy-one members. Included in this group were three new members: Ann Ferguson, Bertha Gruber, and Robert Chestnut. At the Canal Winchester-Groveport game the Sophomores showed their ability for making money by bringing in 365.28 in profit from the refreshment stand. This boosted their treasury to 58852. In the latter part of October Edith Leidy had the honor ofbeing selected as the Sophomore attendant in the queen's court. She chose Dick Behrens to be her escort. The annual class party was held February 3, in the old gym. Everyone worked hard and the party was a success. Throughout the year there was an average of ten students from this class on the honor roll. 36 V.. ' -4, A .' . ' . lst row. left to right: Shirley Reed, Patty Flowers, Bertha Meagher, Edith Leidy, Nancy Norris, Ann Clark, Joann Aldridge, Patty Judy, Evelyn Wilburn, Susie Haines. 2nd row: Shirley Swartzlander, Charlene Smith, Mable McClish, Nancy McKee, Shirley Rohr, Beverly Woods, Shirley Green,-Kathleen Heintz, Alice Schleppi, Sharon Schwaberow. 3rd rowg Bobby Watkins, Charles Trenary, Larry Helsel, Daniel Glenn, Bob King, Don Bowman, Ralph Tolbert, Lawrence Badurina. Sophomore Class Officers Leo Storrs, Paul Glendenning, Mary Kaye Nelson. 1 Q r a ir... lst row left to right: Barbara Helber, Norma Hysell, Shirley Bevelhymer, Betty Kyser, Judy Turner, Jean Monjar, Twila Rohr, Carole Van Gundy, Mary Lou Chesher, Rose Pettibone. 2nd row: Rosemary Feucht, Dorothy Heruich. Joyce Milless, Joann Milless, Harriet Brown, Ronnie Cald- well, Bill Simons, Ronnie Flowers. 3rd row: Chuckie Storts, Paul Rarey, Denver Osborne, Gene Tope, Wayne Cunningham, Jim Campbell, Norman Ramey, Irwin Wilson, Nick Norris. 4th row: Bob Kirk, Bob Shannon, Don Blank. Bill Steckman, Ronnie Ball, Tom Scholl, Argle Reed, Larry West, Charles Andrews. Freshman Class On the first day of school, eighty ninth-grade students came to Groveport High School. As the school year progressed this number increased to eighty-four. On November 9, the Freshman Class Party was held. A movie was shown in the auditorium and the students then gatheredin the gymnasium for a square dance. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria. This party was the main social event of the Freshmen year. Diane Hartman was chosen as the Freshman attendant in the Homecoming Queen's Court. Daine chose Marvin Schott as her escort. At the Groveport-Mifflin football game the Freshmen had the concession stand and made a profit of 3-41.92. ' 38 wg., i U A .wwe f., ,, N , . Xiu. soc:---ea-1.1, ' 1- ', ilffnl.1UlFW'IM!EQNrf' i V ' Q- ,ma '3i5'1li3s at QM! fi . 3' -ow. U my :C 'T 'F' AQ A I R U iw ,-px Q- -1-. lst row: Nancy Hizer, Nora Bell Queen, Eunice Herrmann, Norma Dozier, Mary beach, Shirley Graham, Pam Petty, Diane Hartman, Cheryl Seymour, Rose Marie Carey. 2nd row: Jim Downey, Bobby Williams, Lucy Barker, Carol Merideth, Dorothy Blair, Teresa Bayse, Rosalie Donaldson, Denny Jones. 3rd row: Jim Stokes, Randy Worch, Eddie Willis, Danny Cordray, Tom Stinson, Don Smales, Jim Rider, Joe Shell, Obbie Morgan, Gary Throp. 4th row: Foster Lambert, Don Wood, Walter Motz, Bob Zerkle, Leroy Fout, Robert King, Fred Kleinlein, Joe Atkins, Frank Coey. Left to right: Wayne Cunningham, Shirley Bevelhymer, Harriet Brown 1 sw, 0Q Q Bus Drivers Left to right: Neil Miller, Willard Rohr, Harold Klamfoth, Walter Koebel, Don Hart, Bill Kinsel. 7 ' Cooks Left to right: Emma Buchman, Mary Burgoon Eloise Rohr, Erla Eubank. 9 1 sm i Behind the Scenes 1 'Figs 'tilt Janitors Left to right: Weldon Breckenridge, Oral Storrs, Pearl Rose. fNot pictured Raymond Snodgrassj. 40 Q Q K ' 5TTK9ClgfXlS Q VAX! xf Q Ca- fx N v ll, W 4?Z f'.3-eggs ,J K '1 Simms J Q :L f .Z nl ' 6 f ,, j Q W Q Lf ff L 591 f 0 v X A fy , r '7' KN XX? , t Wk Q! X I Q S914 XX I , !f ' N Qi . x f X ,-- I f , ,. A , f il GQ ! 'rl I Pl 1 ,au f -' ,Q 7' ,. fp f f -a I CA. WW 4 X ' L1 , .- 1 1 QQ.- 73 1, y! 3... gf o iw' N lf' my-vfvop, 1 Q ' x 'A ' e 55 n u-?fb.L- -M' Coaches Mr. Keck, Mr. Stout, Mr. Hall. Football Cheerleaders Rose Marie Carey, Nancy McKee, Dolores Ripley, Loretta Zarbaugh lst row: Jim Williams, Roy Laird, Marvin Schott, Don Storts, Charles Black, Bob Shade, George Thompson. Jim Keys, Ed Cook. 2nd row: Bill Steinmetz, Bob Ripley, Bill McClure, Ronnie Taylor, Mickey Paolini, Del Norris, Jack Osborne, Jim Wheeler, Dick Behrens. 3rd row: Don Blank, Irwin Wilson, Larry West, Joe Shell, Bill Graham, Leo Storts, Seth Dildine, Tom Vance. Dan Glenn, Dale Trenary, 4th rowg Mr. Hall, Norman Ramey, Frank Coey, Wayne Cunningham, Joe Lehner, Don Bowman, Ronnie Caldwell, Jim Campell, Ronnie Ball. 5th row: Charlie Trenary, Bob Watkins, Randy Worch, Jim Stokes, Joe Atkins, Lawrence Walter, Kenny Everetts, Bill Larimer. 43 J' hm Keys Roy Land ,L Z5 Charles Black SCHIOPS Donald Storrs Marvm Schott James Williams 45 Bob Shade Charles Black Jackre Osborne Delmer Norrrs Drck Behrens Marvrn Schott Roy Larrd Don Storrs B111 Sternmetz George Thompson hm Wheeler Mrckey Paolrnr hm Wrllrams Bob Rxpley Edwrn Cook hm Keys Football 185 lbs 185 lbs 130 lbs 160 lbs 165 lbs 158 lbs 165 lbs 160 lbs 160 lbs 165 lbs 150 lbs 145 lbs 128 lbs 150 lbs 160 lbs 160 lbs 5 10 From the opemng luck off of the Grove C1ty game wh1ch open ed the 1952 season the Crursers showed a sp1r1t Wh1Ch has seldom been equalled at Groveport H1gh Though the team suffered f1ve losses and two w1ns the sp1r1t was feared by every team 1n the county They played the game of football wlth the sp1r1t and the sportsmanshrp that made the school and commun1ty proud of them After los1ng the f1rst three games to Grove C1ty Canal W1n chester and Harrnlton the Crursers started to stmffen Dublrn h1ghly favored over G H S won by a low marg1n Then they came 1nto the1r own whrpped M1ff11n lost by bad breaks to Reynoldsburg 6 0 and came back the next week to go mto the wm column agam by beat1ng New Albany on the latters f1e1d In the f1nal game Gahanna very h1ghly favored lwed up to the record and beat the Crulsers by a very sound score Roy Larrd B111 McClure and Co Capta1n Bob Shade made the All County Team Marv1n Schott and Co Captam Charles Black won honorable ment1on 46 ' ............... .............. 5 '10 ' ................ .... ......... 5 ' 10 ' ................. .............. 5 '11 ' ................ .............. 5 '10 ' ................... .............. 5 '10 ' ' ................ ..... ........ 5 ' 7 Bill McClure ....... ......... 1 55 lbs ......... .... 5 '9 ' ................. .... ......... 5 ' 9 ' A ............... ..... ........ 5 ' 9 ' ................ .....,........ 5 '6 ' .................. .............. 5 '9 ' ................. .............. 5 '10 ................ ............ . .6' 1 I ! , - I I ' I . .., . D I 7 l 1 I I Twila Rohr Varsity Cheerleaders 'Z Left to right: Rose Meriderh, Loretta Zarbaugh, Dolores Ripley, Nancy McKee, Sally Saw yier. Reserve Cheerleaders Diane Hartman Rosemary Carey 7 lst row left to right Eddre Wrllrs Mr Stout George Thompson Gene Herrmann Don Bowman 2nd row Charles Black Bob Shade Delmar Norris Don McKee Vrncent Caldwell Jrm Keys Marvin Schott B111 McClure Jrm Wrllrams Bob Ripley Varslty Basketball Grove Crty Mrfflrn Canal Winchester New Albany Hamrlton Gahanna Reynoldsburg Mifflin New Albany Dublin Hamrlton Gahanna Reynoldsburg Dublin Canal Winchester November December January February Here Here Here Here There Here Here There Here There Here There There Here There Mifflin Tournament Westerville The Cruisers finished their 1952 53 season with a record of seven wins and seven losses in league play The Cruiser five took two decisions from Hamilton, two from Gahanna, lost two to Mifflin and Dublin and split with New Albany, Canal Winchester and Rey noldsburg The high scoring honors for total points went to Don McKee who was fifth in the county The most exciting of all the games was the win over New Albany in an over-time period The Cruisers came out with a ten-point margin over the hard fighting -New Albany Team Don McKee made the all-county team and Bob Ripley Bob Shade, and George Thompson shared honorable mention spots The Cruisers played their last game in the old gym of 1923 last year This year they opened the season in a new building which has the largest gym in Franklin County The seniors of the basketball team of 1952-53 wish lots of luck to the oncoming teams at G H S 48 ' x -4 1-'QL fem if A-S Senlors 4 B A1 kdm Y I 1 h d 1 h RJ 'X lstrowleftto right Charles Storrs Dale Trenary hm Wheeler Mr Hall 2nd row Lloyd Thompson Norman Ramey Mickey Paol1n1 Ronme Caldwell Ronme Ball Seth D11d1ne B111 Graham hm Stokes Reserve Basketball The Cruiser Reserves counted seven victories and seven losses for the league games The losses were one each to Canal Winchester, New Albany, and Reynoldsburg and twolosses to Dub lin and Hamilton The Reserves started off on a season that made everybody stand up and look Losing one game out of eight the game with Hamilton, the team was on the road to a season with reserve championship written all over it Then for some unknown rea- son it dropped six out of seven games This team will make up the biggest part of next year's varsity Here's wishing them lots of luck for the coming season 50 lst row left to rxght George Thompson Charles Black B111 McClure Delmar Norrls 2nd row hm Wrllrams B111 Graham Bob R1pley Ronme Ruble Don McKee Bob Shade Eddle Wll11S 3rd row Mrckey Paolxm Don Storrs Joe Goodyear Mr Hall Joe Shell ,hm Stokes Gene Stebelton Baseball Thrs year a new set up was made 1n Franklm County on the baseball schedule It was dec1ded that the teams after p1ay1ngpract1ce games w1th each other and other schools would play 1n a double e11m1nat1on tournament The f1rst game to be played by the Cru1sers was Reynoldsburg Groveport lost a 12 to 2 seven 1nn1ng game The second game played was w1th Mlfflm w1th Groveport bemg the vlctors 14 to 2 The last game Groveportplayed was aga1nst Canal W1nchester whmch put Groveport out of the tournaments w1th a 6 to 3 score w1th W1HChCStCF endlng up on top 51 ' I l I' I I I ' . I . . . , . . 2 Track Team N N Xlhfku D1ld1ne Delmar Norrrs Don McKee Marv1n Schott Ronme Ball 2nd row hm Downey Paul Rarey Obby Morgan Larry Bredleman Frank Coey Bob Shannon Danny Cordray hm Stokes Don Blank Joe Atk1ns Tom Strnson Bobby Wrllrams 3rd row Mr Stout Larry West Charlre Trenary Irvrn Wrlson Argyle Reed B111 Steckman Paul Glendennrng Ronnre Caldwell Norman Ramey Dan Glenn Don Bowman Eugene Tope To start off the season, the Cru1ser red and black track team took a w1n over a good M1ffl1n team 54 43 Canal Wrnchester Reynoldsburg and the CIUISCTS got together Wlth a tr1angle meet next w1th Groveport comlng out ahead wrth a close wrn 55 lf2 Canal Wmchester 54 ll2 and Reynoldsburg w1th 43 The team d1dn't get to run many track meets th1s year before the county track meet came up, Wlth only one flrst place wh1ch was the m1le relay QGeorge Thompson B1ll McClure Marv1n Schott and Don McKee j Groveport flnrshed 1n th1rd place Someth1ng new was added th1s year for our runnlng teams rn the county and th1s was the M1ffl1n Relays The only fu-st the Cru1sers got was the Spr1nt Medlay Relay fMarv1n Schott 110 Chuck Black 110 George Thompson, 220 Don McKee 4401 The CTUISCF team got a fourth place The Cru1sers go to the D1str1ct next takmg s1x runners They are B111 McClure Chuck Black Don McKee George Thompson Marv1n Schott and B111 Graham 52 Q .p p , rr 1 S Y pl za w .1 ' , , 1 l 1 A A ' 4' 1 i ' 1 S Q. 1 VA, ,V 1 H I lst row left ro right: Joe Shell, Dick Bosh, Charles Black, George Thompson, Bill McClure, Bill Graham Seth . . . - . . , i ! 9 ' ' ' I . 9 . i ' ' - I 1 S 1 I S , - . . - u s a 1 Y I I I ' .A.A. i jrvv' -- lst row left to right: Don Bowman, Bill McClure, Jim Wheeler, Jim Keys, Vincent Caldwell Marvin Schott Bob Ripley, Charles Storts, Eddie Willis. 2nd row: Lloyd Thompson, Bill Graham, Bob Shade, Bill Steinmetz, Roy Laird, Don Storts, Jack Osborne Char lie Trenary, Dick Behrens, Jim Williams, Mr. Keck. 3rd row: Mr. Hall, Seth Dildine, Edwin Cook, Delmar Norris, Mr. Stout, Don McKee, Mickey Paolmr Charles Black, George Thompson, Eugene Herrmann. Some Players, Coaches, and Fans 53 G. A. . and Big Sisters The Girls Athletic Association and Big Sister Organization presented their most varied and ambitious program this year. The girls were honored to have Dr. Floyd Foust and Miss Crucker as guest speakers. Mrs. Mary Rippel presenteda modeling clinic. The Big Sisters welcomed all new girls and introduced them to our school. Besides these programs there were two sports clinics on basketball and tennis and a final assembly for the presentation of awards. The athletic program was the most active ever presented, nine sports were included. This club is entirely supported through the sale of salt water taffy. The girls purchased a great deal of their minor equipment, pay officials, purchase awards, and finance their special pro- grams. Mrs. Young is the capable teacher and advisor. President. . .Bonnie Ball, Vice President. . .Patty Guyer, Secretary. . .Joann and Joyce Milless, Treasurer. . .Sandy Hardman. Big Sisters Organization Seniors Jane Marion Mary Kaiser Bonnie Ball Juniors Nancy McCl1sh Martha Palmer Roberta Richardson Sophomores Mary Ellen Codner Edith Leidy Sandy Hardman lst row left to right Bertha Meagher Jeanne Monjar Joan Milless Joyce Milless Patty Guyer Bonnie Ball Rose Merideth Margie West Dolores Ripley Loretta Zarbaugh Geneva Rarey 2nd row Shirley Miller Mary Ellen Codner Edith Leidy Roberta Richardson Martha Palmer Donna Allison Patty Lerch Dorothy Heurich Carmen Carey Marilyn Hedrick 3rd row Mary Kaiser Nancy McC11sh Sandy Hardman Jane Marion Juanita Ice June Osborne Mary Kaye Nelson Sharon Schwaberrow Susie Haines Nancy Norris 54 . . , , . . . . . . , , . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . - . 1 - . , . f 1 - . - . . . . . . . ' I I l I I I I D I ' ' I 9 I I I I D I 1 ' 'LM -., A . -. a V . -, A- w un, no :-w..,- '. - r ' , - A fr Y 'r-r ' . , V r Q 152+ 'NW P-ff, '- R' ,Q .,.. T ' X' ,. 'T ' '-nf . 9 f ' - ' f 4,5 - if 'fs,,1..'.-f , V. 'M 'X' xiw'.fL.:'l 4 r'r2ff f '. . ' , Y - r Y- ' . . F' '1 f-I-fffr, f...' -4 :..'f, . JvLdgfHUSlC Qu? M91 f 1 f 2 Q fy f Af J 50,4 0 nf 3 f Z! V1 0 2 QW fi 1X Rowl Left to rightg Mary Ellen Codner, Suzie Haines, Shirley Miller, Audrey Burden, Mrs. Wills Shir le Bevelh mer Jud Turner Eunice Herrmann Patt Jud Y Y . Y . . Y Y- Row 25 Rosalind Bohl, Jodine .Masters, Mary Kaye Nelson, Sharon Schwaberow, Sally Sawyier Edith Leidy, Winogene Kleinline, Mary Lou Chesher, Twila Rohr, Diane Hartman. Row 3g Bertha Gruber, Carole Van Gundy, Rosalie Pettibone, Richard Moore, Bill McClure, Bob Ripley Jane Marion, Dolores Ripley, Janet Walters. Row4g Ronnie Weatherington,George Dunlap, Bob Shade, Jack Osborne, Charles Black, Gene Herrmann Dale Trenary, Don Storts, Marvin Schott, George Thompson. Mixed Chorus Groveport High School welcomed to the faculty a new music teacher, Mrs. Wills. Mrs. Wills started the year by having the Mixed Chorus sing for the dedication of the new school building, November 9, 1952. On Sunday before Christmas the Music Department gave apub- lic program of an hour of Christmas music. In January the Far- mers Institute of Lithopolis asked the Girls Glee Club to sing for their annual meeting. The Mixed Chorus 8: Girls Glee Club 8: Boys Glee Club par- ticipated in the All-County Music Festival at Capital University, which was held April 10, 1953. Mrs. Wills worked very hard to give a Spring Concert. The girls all wore their formals and the boys wore suits, this, added to the good music, made a very colorful program. The program of the Spring Concert consisted of songs sung during the year. The Mixed Chorus and the Girls Glee Club sang a few numbers for our Chapel services during Lent. The Mixed Chorus gave a very fine performance at the Baccalaureate service. The per- formance brought a few tears to several seniors' eyes. The Music Department and Mrs. Wills did very well this year and the seniors who are leaving the Music Department wish next years students the best of luck. 56 lst row left to rightg Norma Dozier, Rose Mary Feucht, Betty Kyser, Audrey Burden, Mrs. Wills, Shirley Bevelhymer, Rose Carey, Rosalie Donaldson, Diane Hartman. 2nd row, Beverly Woods, Shirley Rohr, Rose Merideth, Dolores Ripley, Margie West, Harriet Snyder, Sally Sawyier, Carole Van Gundy, Rosalie Pettibone. 3rd row, Twila Rohr, Sharon Schwaberow, Joanne Miklos, Janet Walters, Norabelle Queen, Mary Lou Chesher. 4th rowg Edith Leidy, Jane Marion, Juanita Ice, Shirley Graham, Pam Petty, Nancy Hizer. Girls G ee Boys G ee lsr row left to right, Richard Moore, Charles Black, Dale Trenary, Mrs. Wills, Don Storts George Thompson, Marvin Schott. 2nd row, Ronnie Weatherington, Jack Osborne, George Dunlap, Bob Shade, Gene Herrmann Bob Ripley, Bill McClure. Z J '. ff' - - 1, GLOW! Pap, lx' as i WTIJUHWWRW 5 lst Row Judy Turner June Osborne l-larrret Snyder Patty Guyer Patty Flowers Und Row Martha Palmer Joann MIIJCSS Joyce Mrlless Jean Monjar Edward Laudenslagher Mary Lou Chesher Chuckre Storrs Dorothy Heurtch Barbara l-lelber 3rd Row Carol Knapp Susre l-lames Vrrgmra Jacobs Roberta Rrchardson Ralph Tolbert Betty Bryan Janrce Carruthers Geneva Rarey 4th Row James Downey Roger Klamfoth Wrlma Wheeler Edrth Lerdy Alrce Schleppr Jerry Roof Nancy Bormg Arlene Glen Larry Dowler 5th Row Mary Margaret Martrn Patsy Lerch Carole Van Gundy Wrlbur Wollerman Mary Ellen Codner Twxla Rohr Denny Nrckelson Bob Klrk Ronald Flowers Robert Wrlllams 6th Row Rrchard Bosh, Ronald Weathermgton, Gene Herrmann, Mr Heffner Band The band had a brg schedule th1s year and a htghmembershrp. The season began by p1ay1ng for all home football games. Many new formatrons were featured thrs year malung the game even more enjoyable We know how aCt1VC the band was by the many d1fferentp1aces they played. The frrst was the ded1cat1on of the new school, Pump k1n Show, Alumnl Game, All County Festxval, Spr1ng Concert, and Memor1a1 Day. The erght students attendrng the All County Festrval were: Mary Ellen Codner, Vrrgrnra Jacobs, Roberta Rrchardson, Sue Harnes, Ed Laudenschlager, Patty Lerch, and Martha Palmer. 58 , M ' wr Cl? , , , f. , av www -f-vmwuffwrf VW A 'J M'-I ' V ' A - H - ..LyufLw.La3fai.v2,e S192 sp ' I I D I ' -' 5 . J , J I . . , - . f I I I I I , . ' I 1 I I I I I I ' ' I I I I 7 I I I I ' p Harriet Snyder any Guyer June Osborne Judy Turner Patty Flowers ilajorettes rchestra lst row left to rightg George Thompson, Carole Robinson, Carol Kanpp, Betty Bryan, Mary Martin Joann Aldridge, Larry Dowler, Janice Carruthers. 2nd rowg Roger Klamfoth, Barbara Miller, Jerry Roof, Don Storts, Mr. Heffner, Eddie Laudenslagher, Gene White, Wilber Wollerman, Bob Kirk, Dorothy Heurich. K 555551 F W ncnvmfs F514 X' x J X, x fa I , ZEN TH E X WHY A ii! wi f 5 XX y f . aj f I ,lj f 0' Y N xf X Wm 4-an lst row Clara Ann McCl1sh Rose Merrdeth Mrs Claypool Martha Palmer Loretta Zarbaugh Ellen Fenner 2nd row Louise Trrckey June Osborne Patty Guyer Patsy Lerch Wanda Carr Mary Kaiser Harriet Snyder 3rd row Margie West Shirley Mrller Emma Kaxser Joann Mrklos Wxlma Peck Sally Sawyrer FHA The F. H. A had a very successful year Ellen Fenner and Wilma Peck attended F H A. camp during the summer In September we elected our new officers They are Martha Palmer President Rosemary Merideth Vice President Clara McClish Secretary Shirley Swartzlander . . Treasurer Mabel McClish .... ..... H istorian Loretta Zarbaugh . . . Parliamentarian 62 gf' Jap V- ig- gggs? .Q?T':y.ffjfjg -1 -, lst row: Shirley Reed, Edith Leidy, Teresa Bayse, Shirley Graham, Mrs. Claypool, Twila Rohr, Diane Hartman Mabel McC1ish, Nancy Hizer, Shirley Bevelhymer. 2nd row: Bertha Gruber, Ann Clark, Alice Schleppi, Carol Merideth, Mary Lou Chesher, Rose Marie Carey Charlene Smith, Rosalie Donaldson. 3rd row: Shirley Swartzlander Janet Bish, Betty K ser Nanc McKee Carole Van Gund Pam Pett Rose Pet- . Y . Y . Y. Y, tibone, Billie Compton, Beverly Woods, Sylvia Burton. Ellen Fenner, who is a member of our chapter, was elected State Vice-President of the F. H. A. In November the F. H. A. sponsored a Gold Diggers' Dance and the girls had to invite the boys. The juniors and seniors vis- ited the Parade of Homes as a supplement to the study of interior design. A French girl, who is now a citizen of this country, visited the chapter and gave a talk on the customs of her country. The club sent Christmas packages to the homeless children in Germany. ln January the freshmen and sophomores presented a lovely style show. We also lost a very close friend Mrs. Pease, but we gained a new friend, Mrs. Helen Claypool. During February the juniors and seniors took over the project of refinishing the furniture in the new Home Economics depart- ment. Abake sale was held in March. On March 24, the annualF.F.A. and F.H.A. banquet was held. The juniors and seniors went to Ohio State University to see the displays during Farm and Home Week. The F. H. A. wants to thank everyone who made the year so successful. 63 if KU: lst row left to right Bob Watkins Joe Goodyear Leo Storts Ronnie Taylor Charles Black Burch Rohr Jerry Goodyear Wayne Cunningham Don Blank 2nd row left to right Don Wood Don Raines B111 Simons Bob Shannon B111McC1ure Ralph Talbert Torn Vance Bob Kirk 3rd row Mr Miller John Scholl Dan Glenn Bill Ferguson Pau1G1enden1ng Harry Lines Leory Four FFA President ..... . . Charles Black Vice-President . . . . Ronnie Taylor Treasurer . . . . . Kermit Rohr Secretary . . .... Leo Storts Reporter . ....... Goodyear Sentinel . . . . Kenny Everettes Conductor ........ . . . . Bill McClure Showing at the fairs is an activity the F. F. A. boys will long remember. Ronnie Taylor showed the grand champion pen of bar- rows at the county fair. Charles Black and Ronnie Taylor were high winners with over 3150.00 each. All the boys together won over 51000.00 in prizes. The most important social events on the club calendar were a watermelon party held at the Y-park in August with the parents as guests, a skating party for all the students in the fall, educational trip through the south and the annual Parent-Son-Daughter ban- quet, held on March 24. We held our annual swine sale on October 7, although we didn't make too much profit, we received purebred livestock in our community. The educational part of the regular meetings included colored films from Game and Wild Life Conservation , a speaker on Highway Safety , a speaker on Health and a veterinarian on swine disease and a minister on Better Living Through Religion J 64 Trl H1 Y The Groveport Chapter of the Tr1 H1 Y of 1952 53 enrolled 52. members ln all The year S aCt1V1t1CS 1ncluded a bake sale a sale of subscrrp t1ons for the Reader s D1gest a sale of G H S p1ns and a Vah Can Dance OI' The club adopted four fam111es at Chmstmas t1me In March the Tr1 H1 Y took over the dr1ve for contr1but1ons Cflppled chlldren The club also sent representatxves to the d1str1ct Tr1 H1 Y Convent1on at Oh1o Un1vers1ty The members enjoyed very much the t1mes they Jolned w1th the H1 Y for sw1mm1ng part1es and Chr1stmas carohng Presldent Monna Alhson VICE Pres1dent Donna Alllson Secretary Mary Katser Treasurer Sh1r1ey M111er Chaplam Martha Palmer lst row left to rrght Monna Allrson M1ss Doersam 2nd row r row 4t t row row Merrdeth 7th row IOW Donna All1son Mary Ka1ser Shrrley M1ller Patty Lerch Martha Palmer Shlrley Swartzlander Sylvla Burton Dolores Rlpley Rosallnd Bohl Shrrley Reed Audrey Burden Harnet Snyder Jodlne Masters Mary Kaye Nelson Jessle Wetzel Carmen Carey Nancy Norms Susle Hames Joan Aldrrdge Wrnogene Klernlem Sally Sawy1er Wrlma Peck Rose Loulse Trlckey Sharon Schwaberow Beverly Woods Bertha Meagher Janet Walters Ann Ferguson Ahce Schleppr Shxrley Rohr Nancy McKee Ellen Fenner Joan M1k1OS 8th row Mary Ellen Codner Valerle Johnson Gertrude Heurxch Roberta Rrchardson Beverly Ingram Nancy McC11sh Jane Marlon Juanlta Ice Wanda Carr June Osborne Emma Kalser B1ll1e Compton 66 O O 1 1 l . . . . . - . 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' lsr row 2nd row 3rd row 41h row 5th row left to ught Lee Smrrh Larry Weathenll Rxchard Moore Jerry Goodyear Lloyd Thompson loe Goodyear hm W1l11ams Don Bowman M1ckey Paohnr Jack Osborne B111 McClure Mr Throp George Thompson Charles Black Don Storts Ronnre Weatherrngron Don McKee Vrncent Caldwell H1Y Vmcent Caldwell Presrdent George Thompson VICE Pres1dent .T1m W1ll1ams Secretary Rrchard Moore Sgt at Arms Ronn1e Weathermgton Chaplam The club's fmances were furnrshed by the sale of footballpro grams and by annual membersh1p dues Thrs year the club went carol1ng at Chr1stmas t1me w1th the Trl H1 Y sponsored a dance May 8 and held several splash part1es at the Central Y M C A pool The formal 1n1t1at1on was held rn con-junct1onw1ththe Trl H1 Y The H1 Y also sponsored the annual pre Easter church attend ance dr1ve among the elementary school classes The H1 Y 15 under the gu1dance of Mr Herman Throp 67 O T Charles Black . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . .- .- , , .... 4 f ,Jw,' . - . , ,, my T ., . rf!! '1, ,ga . 54+--i Seatedg Roberta Richardson, Jim Keys, Dolores Ripley, Jane Marion,Editorg Margie West, Marilyn Hed rick, Donna Allison. Standing, Sally Sawyier, Mary Kaiser, Jessie Wetzel, Vincent Caldwell, Audrey Burden, Sharon Schaw berow, Associate Editor, Ann Ferguson, Monna Allison, Mary Ann Pope. Voice Staff lst row left to right fseatedy Mary Kaye Nelson, Iodine Masters, Emma Kaiser, Patsy Lerch. 2nd row fstandingj Mary Ellen Codner, Bonnie Ball, Rosalind Bohl, Sally Sawyier, Ripley, Charles Black, Martha Palmer, Ellen Fenner. 3rd row, Bill Steclcman, George Thompson. lj Shirley Miller, Dolores Gag ljhlll 4 T ,. Fw 4 ,, xi' 1 if ll! Seated lefttorightg Ronnie Weatherington, Editor, Barbara Jones, Associate Editorg Fred Linard, Advisor. 2nd rowg Marvin Schott,Jane Marion,George Thompson, Monna Allison, Rose Merideth, Donna Allison, Mary Kaiser, Shirley Miller, Richard Moore. 3rd row, Bob Ripley, Bill Fox, Vincent Caldwell, Clara Ann McClish. adisonian Staff Seated left to right, Margie West, Dolores Ripley. 2nd rowg Bonnie Ball, Harriet Snyder, Jim Williams, Roberta Richardson, Mary Kaye Nelson, Rosalind Bohl, Mary Ellen Codner. 3rd row, Ronnie Ball, Juanita Ice. . S T . , .W ,fwj kk ..,,,.-,c,.f,,. I 'v A T1 fit. J lst row left to right: Susie Haines, Sharon Schwaberow, Mary Ellen Codner, Valerie Johnson, Bob King, Mary Kaye Nelson, Iodine Masters, Nancy Norris, Larry Wetherill. 2nd row: Eunice Herrmann, Judy Turner, Joann Aldridge, Miss Meloy, Janet Walters, Norabelle Queen, Marilyn Zarbaugh, Rose Mary Feucht. 3rd row: Gary Throp, Jeanne Monjar, Charles Storts, Barbara Helber, Joyce Milless, Dorothy Heurich, Joann Milless, Jim Downey. 4th row: Dick Motz, Dave Mohr, Jim Campbell, Norman Ramey, Ronnie Ball, Ronnie Caldwell, Bill Steckman, Danny Cordray, Bob Williams, Nick Norris. Latin Club President ...... .... V alerie Johnson Vice-President . . . . Mary Ellen Codner Secretary .......... Sharon Schwaberow The Groveport Chapter of the Junior Classical League,a national organ- ization, started the year with eleven second year students and twenty-eight first year students. New members were taken into the club at the December meeting where both formal and informal initiations were held. The pins were given to them at that time. The club has had several firsts, such as: collection of college seals, which makes up an interesting scrapbook, gold and purple metallic pencils with a Latin inscription and also the beginning of correspondence with foreign students. A historical display was presented, also. Both members and their guests enjoyed the spring party which consisted of a dinner and dancing afterwards. This group has been a very active club this past school year. Latin Club Party lst row left to rxght Mary Ellen Codner Donna A1l1son Mtss Meloy Rose Mendeth Rosa 11nd Bohl 2nd row Marvm Schott George Thompson Vmce Caldwell Ronme Taylor Leo Storts Servlce Club Servlce to one and all 18 surely the a1m of the Servlce Club The club has had a very prosperous year Each student of the school 1S a member and makes the Servlce Club a success by brmgmg tn tax stamps By brmgmg m the stamps th1s year the club was able to purchase a speclal made wheel cha1r for apat1ent at Alum Crest I-Iosp1tal One hundred dollars was spent for new tubes and repatrs for a TV set for Cottage Number Smx at Franklm Vtllage The balance for the begmnmg amount for next year IS S200 71 1 Z 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 Q - ' I 1 . Patsy Lerch, Junior Attendant Harriet Snyder, Queen Bill Downey surprised us by presenting Harriet with an engagement ring on Homecoming night. s 14 3 of A WK' . 'xx l N t iff Edith Leidy, Sophomore Attendant Diane Hartman, Freshman Attendant x -W sf You backin' us, boys? 1 3: 'W ff J 4, fi'f3f1'-'fy Xi g., -W I , A ' M 'Y fi Jump, Cruiser ! f Sink it! ,Jw 1 ff, ,J nl 'W N 1, z 'Y r 4 X I x 1 f ,li Q W- -3a ,Q, f vb My W E 'Q Q,-I if L MMM - X if 9 4' ,' h, . 'aff , . 1 ii Q , . V W t,., 5 1' L That last piece of chicken did it. Junior-Senior Banquet Say a few words, Vince Song, Dance and Real Good Food. 9-1 ' x M ,at 5, 4 I 3' YA The glurtens! I -477' va-I. 79. , ,jb1f2fgZ!1,g.a' if R f 0 I I 7 ' . 1 A' .fb ,A 3,17 .lg V x x 'X I fab, x 00'-! ' I f 2 ' ' U I X ' N 1 .J all -lg in 9 4' .lf 'rl 5' 'll no - 3 if' Nu-uv MX Q 2 -gs , awk So that's it! Just like roses AMN ., Z.- I spy Mmm tasty Ah, look -.1 ,. ,, . V ,,V AAKHQ , Working in Dead Earnest. Genius at work You, I can't look 'io What a 11ver' Here II IS' sf' . A jj Q' '. o o - , 9 . I 'Q 'li 4 ' Q 'lu ,K , gf.. 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COUTELLIER, JR Carpenter and Cabinet Maker Light Millwork, Display Units Groveport Guo Fr 7 527l Complzments o Compliments o B and K Supply MADISON TowNsl-uP FIREMEN 546 Mann sf Fr 7 5359 QF GRQVEpQR'f Philco and Westinghouse Appliances Groveport Oh no Congratulattons Senzors Best o Luck and Good Wzshes To The Class ofF1. ty Three For your past accomplzshments And your Future Success Mr and Mrs George F Darfus and Son Fountain Service Groceries an CRUZ HER INN RESTAURANT an Sundries When your cruising around And want a place to lute Try The Cruz Her Inn For a meal or a bite Featuring Mrs Notzgers Home Made Pies lr' Groveporf Ohio Meals Fr 7 5782 Con rads Ma rlcet The complete food market hes o For the Best shop at these two fme markets Smnth s Home Market Qualuty Groceries Meat Frult Vegetables G o ort Oh o NORTH GRAIN C0 Grain Coq Purlna Chews Feed Seed Fr 7 53ll Groveport Ohio Complunents 0 Clarence Steven son GENERAL INSURANCE Groveport Fr 7 5828 Complzments o RALPH D MILLER Speclallzlng In Well Bunlt Modern Homes In Muller s New Addition F H A. Approved Gas Cnty Water and Street Light Complzments 0 RAGER CHEVROLET SALES NEW 8. USED CARS AND TRUCKS WRECKER SERVICE FR 7 5351 Groveport Oh no Canal Winc ter, Ohi n I r vep i Fr 7-5356 Q 1. I l ' f ' f . , . . Complzments o MILLS ROADSIDE MARKET Norman Zltzke McCol ll ster Implement Company Mmneopolls Nolnne Tractors Equipment and Repalr Weldung P ho 7 S334 G eport Complzments 0 E M. Jones Plumber Du 4882 TWILA MAY FARM Raymond Muller and Sons Breeders of Purebred Holsteln Cattle Gro ep t Complzments 0 The Cellar Lumber Co Q 5 Fr 7 7747 BIRCH BAR TAVERN The Groveport Lumber Co 7 5369 PAINTER S MOTOR SALES Qtrysler Plymouth Pho 7 5561 Best Wzshes GROVEPORTI G A SUPER MARKET Ed and Frank Klndred GROVEPORT CLEANERS FR 7 3148 770 E st M an St eet We Operate Our Own Plant All Garments Insured Johnson Furniture Store Phone 7 5310 Mae s Gift Shop Nylons Notions Novelties N Everything At East End Traffrc L ght Groveport Oh o Compliments Aunt Jess Cruz Her Inn . . I . . ne - rov , Ohio ' f ' v or ' f Can l Winche ter - Groveport FI' ' 7 . ne - a a' r , . I . I . . . of ' i of I i i 2 KEN REALTY COMPANY INSURANCE I TO I GROVEPORT LOCKER Q I fy Beef Af Wh IesoIe P uc s pI re Pr cessl g for Ho ers Ph eF7344 MONJAR S BARBER SHOP F 75381 TOPS D ry Cottl JERSEY S B KAVANAGH FARM EQUIPMENT INC All s Ch Ime s De Ier GROVEPORT e Stoves H se re S rf s EI Nc Appl es P 1 FR 7 5361 BERT S BARBER SHOP Gro pot Oho GROVEPORT JEWELERS W fch Clock nd Iry a 7 3403 PARKER SERVICE STATION Soh Gus ncIOI :IB e G epot Oh F 7 795 GROVEPORT DRUG STORE l I: D ug Se K H ACKERMAN I.YlE E ACKERMAN Reglsfe od Pho mocusfs MAIN STREET GROVEPORT OHIO THE OASIS RESTAURANT Groveporf Oh: Phone 7 5703 Realtors Kenneth E. Foley Auto - Fire - L'fe Groveport G veporf Oh'o Compliments of uo i ' o r' e Com e o 'n me Lock on r. -5 r - Compliments of in ai e , . Your i - o r a Mar er Farms C I' e ts of Gnoveponr HARDWARE 'mp lm , Hordwor , , ou wa s, po ing Good , ec r' ol ionc 81 oints Grovepor , Ohio . - ve I, I 5 u , , u X io u i .Iewe rep ir Tires an arf ries rov r , io r. -5 ReI'u Ie r rvice Compliments of . I r . I .0 ' rnpl BEHM S PICNIC GROVE ROBERT ROHR Gr epot Oho FR754I7 Capnf o 7 5937 FRANKLIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU S e F C cksh ft hl F 7 3307 F 7 3264 fo M Cl 3 GRovEPoRT CREAMERY GROVEPORT LIONS CLUB P F 7 382 WILLOW RECREATION CENTER O BxbyRd MM Fo Rt 33 Dancing Every Saturday Nught From 9 00 to I2 00 wit BUD PRESTON S RYTHMN RANGERS on RUSH THOMAS CALLER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 CLYDE E wlLLlAMs AND GOOD LUCK T0 EACH OF You Grocer: Gas Oul G o eport Oh Foster Mllls HARTMAN S SUNOCO SERVICE G ovepo t Oh Fr. 7 5700 Co iments of T OV I' , I ' r e er - Cabinefmaker Grovep rt Fr. - Feed, e d, ence o u and Fer ' izer Machinery r - r - Congratulations Compliments of e ass of 5 I' I Pro . - Harold Friend Phone r. -5 n i . i. r m . - h , CI Compliments of H H .es-D - . r v io ' 1 r r , io - DYER 81 PARRISH d Sn Fender Reponnng Complzments 0 TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANTS Auto Palntrng Bo y 348 East Town Pho 7 393 an Dr v In 2924 East Mann PAM DRIVE IN French Fries Hamburgers Fountain Service Hom Iton Rd and Ma n St Open 24 Hrs LITTLE KING DRIVE IN Stop and Eat 24 Hour Service Refugee Roo VAN S DRIVE IN Hamburgers French Frres 2882 Mann St t Stephenson Sohro Steve IIS S H llton d Colu bus I3 Ohno Phone Do OI23 Complzments to the Class 0 RONNIE COOK Sohro Dlstrlbutor Do 5824 I343H mrlton Rd C s I3 Flowers Wzred Everywhere PREMIER FLORAL CO We Delnve G 2748 Ga 4644 I853 Parsons Ave Colu bus Ohlo Complzments o RED PIG DRIVE IN 4550 East Mann oIu us D 0391 C Complzments to the Seruors rom THE GROVEPORT MOTHER S CLUB BUCKEYE WELDING CO Contract Mfgs Steel Fabricators .I'ob Shop Specrallsts 3I5 Mt Vernon Ave James R Camphell M 0104 Fr 75629 GROVEPORT ELECTRIC Russell Zarbaugh House Wlrrng Specialty Grovepo t Fr 7 5305 ' f . . I . . d ne -5 i Q- - - I I i . i . . Rt. 33 d , . ' . am' R . m , ' ' ree . ' . f 5-3U Say it with Premier Flowers . ' f - q - a ' . oI . , Ohio , . m , - A f . 1 o mb a. . - ' ' Best Wzshes to The Class 0 53 THE CANAL WINCHESTER BANK Canal Wmchester Oh o Member Bank F D I C BROWNIE S SOHIO SERVICE WINCHESTER MILLING coMPANY D W Brown Prop Gas Oul Lubncatlan Tlres Batteries and Accessories Gram Coal Feed Fr 7 4392 Canal wmchesfer Ohlo F 7 7433 Canal Winch st r Ray Friend WALTON S MARKET Pans Sqles8,Sefy.ce Grocerles Fruits Vegetables McCormick Farm Machinery ICG CISG!! Fr 7 4138 C n I Wlnchest r Today s Biggest Bargann IS Electrlc Service OHIO MIDLAND LIGHT 8. POWER CO Canal Winchester Oho The Wigwam Restaurant Dellcatessen and Catering Service Canal Winchester Fr 7 4393 A Canal Vuew Pharmacy The Complete Drug Store Bonnie place to buy your Canal W nchester Ohlo drugs REED MOTOR SALES John Deere Dealer Fr 7 4I8'l Canal Wlnchest r Ca nal SHAW'S JEWELRY Bulova 8: Elgin Watches Keepsake Diamonds Expert Watch Repair Wunchester Ohio . f, ' i 1 . ' I ' r. - ' e 1 I . . I 0 I Canal Winchester Fr. 7-4I35 . - a a e l . . . ' a . I cc v ll n I' . i I . - . D Best Wshes to th Cl s 0 53 THE PEOPLE S BANK COMPANY Canal Wrnchester Ohro Member of the F D I C Member Federal Reserve System LEWIS AND VOORHIES C0 Pl' ents 0 Insurance Agency lnsurance that protects Servrce that Satrsfnes Canal Wrnchester 7 4322 7 4275 7 3494 THE TIMES AND THE BUCKEYE NEWS Canal Wmchester 7 4l0l Co gratulat an OPTOMETRIST Canal Winchester O 7 4123 BOB SOLT INC Canal Wrnchester Oh no FORD Telephone Fr 7 4l60 and Fr 7 4348 Co ngrat latrons BOLENBAUGH HARDWARE COMPANY Canal Wu nch ester Oh I0 Fr 7 4324 HUNTER HARDWARE SHULER S GREENHOUSE Canal Wu nchestef Ohlo Fl Frigidaire Maytag onsts Cut Flowers Potted Flowers Floral Desrglers FI' 7 M00 Fr 7 7973 Canal wll1Cl'leSfef Farms Homes Suburbans M l'c 'i 9 c P Y Maller Real Estate Karl D Maller Canal wll'lCl'10Sf0f Fr 7 4080 Broker I. Fr 7 4321 i e as f' I m 'm f DR. S. D. GOLDMAN 29 East Waterloo St. ' , . Fr - u, ' from THE PEOPLES STORE an THE PEOPLES LOCKER PLANT Fr 7-4169 I.'thopoIis Ohio LAW S STORE L A Snyder and Son Flo sts Cut Flo ers Potted Plants Llthopolls F 7 7856 Co al Wmchester Fr 7 4065 HOLLEY S VARIETY STORE Covers by Canal Wmchester Ohio De Luxe Craft Mfg Co Westinghouse Appl: nces Laundromat and Clothes Drye 1579 Mllwo kee Ave R C A. Television F 7362 Cmccgo 22 III PICKERINGTON CREAMERY INC Plcke ngton Oh Mayflo er Dairy Products LITHOPOLIS FAI-ER 5 FEED IMPLEMENT CO an FARM STORE Repair and Service Feed Applnances Bottle Gas Llthopolus Ohm Fr 7 7256 Res Phone 7 4132 Fr 7 4494 L 'hopohs 0+-'O pl m ts f Motz Cook Gram Co MOORE S RESTAURANT Bruce Ohio Pucker ngton O Phone 7 4380 Fr 4f6I43 CI I I , . . ri w . . r - n ' - 1 . .0 I ' u . r. -4 Congratulations to Class of 1953 from ' ri , io W . , D CI - - I . - i . I . Com i en 0 1 ' i , . - Harley - Davidson Sporting Goods Co. Everything for Every Sport W Inut - 711 Opp. O.S.U. Museum 1824 N. High C0 'Pli 'e tS 0 STRAWSER S GROCERY CASPERSON MARKET Groceries Meats Vegetables 3341 Wmcheste Puke Grocerles and Meats W Ilu Douglas 1228 Douglas 0224 MEADOWBROOK INN Columbus s Newest and Most Distinguished Restaurant and Bar Johnny Flesch Mgr 478 E st Br d C0 'Pl'me t-9 0 Donald and Jean Munk CLAUDE MILLS SOHIO SERVICE STATION Y 'M' EW MUNK s CORNER Grov p rt Ohio F 7 5329 2686 W nch st r P k D 840 Ro Way Overh d Do rs Install And R pa r OVERHEAD DOOR MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION AND REPAIR ALL TYPE DOORS 24 Hour Service W R Martln Fr 7 4771 Dyer Constructlon and Mamtenance Co Contractors of Bulldlng Roofmg Spoutlng Asbestos and Wood Sldewall Groveport Fr 7 5882 .Iohn A. Dyer THANKS In this space we the 1953 Se tors of Groveport Hlgh School wish to thank all of our friends who have given us their time energy and effort to ake our yearbook a success We thank the businessmen who have subscribed to advertisements nn our annual we appreciate the cooperatlon and interest of the admmlstratlon and faculty we recognize the valuable contribution every staff member made toward the completlon ofthis book and last but not least e thank all those who purchased our 1953 Madasonian The Class of 1953 a 4 f 1 . r . 1976 i 'ams Rd. I u e - - 5 a oa St. ' f 1 e o , ' r - i e e i e o 3 Distributor Out Of Town - ea a e i I n' . . ' . . . I I m . . I . I . I F 'W mgfwdpwgfdwwmifjww WWWWM QWW f ying XHKWMWQ W Cv Q :ss-wfafl W ,Q 'Q if by if WM' W? 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