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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

THE 1904 MADISONIAN Groveport High School Croveport, Ohio FOREWORD The crest as seen on every Groveport Hrgh School class rmg means a lot to our graduatrng class lt holds the memorles of many happy days spent as hlgh school students The crest rs a symbol of our learmng our play mg and our work Look closely and see the wonderful story rt tells At the top IS a lamp that has lrghted the way for our class prevrous classes and wlll shrne on the path of all future classes lnslde the Groveport G 15 plc tured a school not any school but Groveport Hrgh Back of our school rs the rrsmg sun and rts rays that show us the way to a better educa tlon Also behrnd the school IS prctured a house and a church The house rs our home and our parents who have been our education of lrfe The church lS a symbol ofChr1st1anrty and falth that has given us our knowledge of God Yes the crest has a lot of hldden meanlng and we praise thee O Groveport Hrgh for bestowrng rt on us The class of 54 has a lot to be thankful for, espectally to our frne teachers and school We wlll never forget you as long as we have memorres and a class rlng Ellen Fenner Ugg? We the sen1ors of 1954 w1sh to dedlcate th1s thxrteenth volume of the Mad1sor11an to Mr Lew1s Keck a teacher who has been a fr1end to each of us Mr Keck has taught 1ndustr1a1 arts at Groveport H1gh School for thxrteen years and he has taught drwer tra1n1ng for four years Mr Keck has helped us dur1ng the past four years w1th h1s gu1dance and ass1stance We smcerely hope that he has much success and happ1 ness 111 h1s future years 3 MADISONIAN STAFF Ed1t01' Roberta Rlchardson Assoc1ate Echtor Martha Palmer Buslness Managers Delmer Norr1s M1ckey Paohm C1rcu1at1on Managers Jerry Goodyear Nancy McCl1sh Photography Ed1tOrS Rosallnd Bohl Patty Guyer Photographers B111 McClure Dwlght Motts Sports Ed1tOTS Dale Trenary Bob Rlpley Art Ed1tor Geneva Rarey Typlsts Ellen Fenner Mar1lyn Hedrxck MADISON IAN REPORTERS I-I1Y Tr1H1Y FFA Jun1or Class1ca1 League Serv1ce Club B A A G A A Honor Soclety Freshman Class Sophomore Class 'FJun1or Class Feature Wr1ters B11l Ste1nmetz. June Osborne Joe Goodyear Ronn1e Caldwell Nancy Norrls Don McKee Charlene Smlth Sharon Schwaberow Jan1ce Carruthers Ronn1e Ball Valer1e Johnson Mary Kaye Nelson Jodlne Masters '4'The Jumor representatwe w1ll automat1cally become next year s ed1tor 1f the class of '55 has an annual 4 F.H.A. . . ......... . . . Barbara Sullivan . . . . , AIIMINISTRATIUN S3 VHP MR, ROBERT W, MCCRACKEN Superintendent of Schoolsg B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Universityg M.A., School Administration, Ohio State University. 32341. 4 MISS LUCINDA DOERSAM High School Principalg Teacher of Mathematicsg B. Sc., Ohio State University, University of Michigan. . W Pg BOARD OF EDUC TIO Seated, Left to Right: Mr. Clarence Stevenson, Clerkg Mr. Kester Eubank, Mr. Wendell Miller, Mr. Earl Downey, Mr. Forrest Klamfoth, Mr. Howard Rainier, Mr. Robert Mc- Cracken. MISS RUBY ZARBAUGH School Secretary in-uv 5' 'J 1 MR. H, THAD HALL MR, LEWIS KECK Teacher of Science and Physi- Teacher of Industrial Artsg B.A., c.i1 Educationg B, Sc., Ciipitai Otterbein, M,A,g Ohio State University. University. MRS. ELIZABETH OWEN Teiicher oi' Vociii Iviusicg B, Sc., Ohio Stntt- ifnivcrsitv. MR. PHILLIP E. HEFFNER Teacher of Instrnmcntai Niiisicg ii, 5. Ni.. Ciipitni University. MR. ROY J. STOUT Teacher of Historyand Physictii Edi1cationgB,Sc., Capital Uni- versity, University of Utah, Ohio Stiite University. W., Q-'S-' K 3,1 ,I 1 f K , I 3 '. A it ,E ,r .x , 4 ' If ., S i f Q 1 N !? fn .Q i j-H . W ' 'Y if x MR. FRANKLIN MILLER Teacher of Vocational Agriculture B. Sc., M. A., Ohio State Univer- 4 sity. MRS. BETTE JO BERE Teacher of Home Economicsg B. Sc., Ohio State University. MR. FRED LINARD MR. HERMAN THROP Teacher of Business Educationg B. Teacher of Science and Mathema- Sc., Ohio State University. ticsg B. Sc., Ohio State University. 'Q fffflfiw? . ' WM 3 MRS. GERALDINE MILLER Teacher of Eiiglishg B. Sc., Ohio State University. MISS LILLIAN MELOY Toachcr of English and Lating B. Sc., i3.A., and M, A., Ohio State University. MRS. MARGARET YOUNG Teacher of Physical Eduoationg B. Sc., M.A., Capital University, Ohio State University. LAS GSOVEPOQ SSS W ms ,H RICHARD BEHRENS Bu Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Ensemble 34 All County Vocal Music 1 2 3 4 Reserve Football 1 2 Var sity Football .3 4 All County Footba1lfH M J 4 Track Mrg 1 Hi Y 2 3 Chaplain 4 Escort in Queen s Court 2 Class Treas 1 'Uh' 'N-Inman we-af CLARENCE COSSIN Sonny ROSALIND BOHL os Girls Glee 1 2 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Mixed Ensemble 4 All County VocalMus1c 2 3 4 Voice Staff 3 Madisonian Staff 3 4 J 1 2 Tri H1 Y2 3 Sec 4 Honor So ciety3 4 Smokey Mountain 2 The Able Miss Cain 3 And Came the Spring 4 Service Club Co Cha1rman4 Class Vice Pres ...v 3 GEORGE DUNLAP Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus2,3g Mixed Ensemble 1,2, 3. 12 M0-v VVANDA CARR Girls Glee Club 1 2 All County VOC3lMUS1Cl 2 G A A 1 2 34 A 1 2 3 4 Tr H1 Y 2 'Qtr' :X ELLEN FENNER Sn1ckers Giriyoiee Club 1,2,4:A11-c0un- ty Vocal Music 1,23 Voice Staff 3, Ed.4gMadisonian Staff 45 Tri- H1-Y 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,4, state Vice Pres. 3g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Honor Society 3,45 Smokey Mountain 2g The Able Miss Cain 3g And Came the Spring 4. 'Ungar' WILLIAM FERGUSON lW1lSSOLlfl Lntered from Fayette Hlgh School A 3 4 The Able ISS C 111 3 And C ame the Sprmg JOSEPH GOODYEAR oe Reserve Football 7 V3fSlIy Foot ball 4, Baseball 3,4, Mad1son1an Staff 4, H1 Y 2,3,4, J C L 1, F F A 23, Secretary 4, Escort IH Queen's Court 4 GARY FRANCIS CISCO L PATRICIA ANN GUYER Patty G1rls Glee Club 1 2 VOICE Staff 3, Madlsonran Staff 3,4, Tr1 H1 Y 4, F H A 1,2,3, Secretary 4, G A A 1,2,3,4, Queen's Court 2, 4, Majorette 3,4, SCFVICC Club Execut1ve 3, And Came the Sprmg 4 13 GERALD GOODYEAR Jerry Reserve Football 2 Vars1ty Foot ball 4 Baseball 4 MddlSOD1dll Staff 4 H1 Y 2 3 Treasurer 4 F F A .2 Reporter 3 VICE Presr dent 4 Escort rn Queen s Court 4 Serxrce Club Executue 4 'Fx 'FU' MARILYIN. HEDRICK Glrls Glee Club 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 VOICE Staff 2,.3,4, Nl3dlSOIl1..ifl Staff 4, J C L 1, VICE Pres1de11t 2, Trl H1 Y 4, G A A 1,2,'3,4, Honor Soc1ety3,4,Buckeye G1rls' State 3, SCIVICE Club Executue 2 l Q V lk' mf, I : ' J.C. . l,2. ' ' 5 ' ' 35 ,F.F. . ', 5 M' ' 3 Q ' ' 51 is I' ' : .'. 1 4. . , . ' , - ' , I I' Ki Q A ,A V ,A X HJ xn 4 . l N N . I I . L E ' 1 . VIRGINIA JACOB ,Illllll Band I 2 3 All County Band 3 Vo1ce Staff 1 Class Treasurer 3 L12GAA 1234 Ho Socrety 4 ffwsf WINOGENE KLEINLEIIN. Wrnky Glrls Glee Club 1 23 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 All County Vocal 'N s1Cl23JCL12 Trl H1 Y 234 GAA 1234 Smo y Vlountaln 2 The Able lvllss C III 3 'T...2 EDWARD LAUDENSCHLAGER Eddre Band1 2 3 Pres1dent4 Orchestra 3 4 Dance Band 3 All County PATRICIA ANN LERCH ROBERT LINDEMUTH HARRY GEORGE LINES Patsy Mrxed Chorus 1 Band 123 Dance Band 2 All County Band 1 2 Voxce Staff 3 Trl I-I1 Y 2 A 1 4 Queen s Court 3 The Able Mrss Cam 3 And Came the Sprrng 4 Reserve Cheerleader 1,2, Varsxty Cheerleader 4 0 RE: Entered from Howard Co I-hgh F F A 1 2 3 4 The Able Mrss School 4 I-I1 Y 4 Honor Soclety Cam 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 All County Vocal Muslc 4 I4 , V, X ig! . if - JY if x I-. ' J' . Ai. A A' 5: I A A I lb ,',rs'A J.c. . , 1 . ,-, , , nbi rflu' ', '. . . , Q '- Band 3,4gI.C.L. l,2'. ' . ke 1 V, ,, : ,, . xr' :, I I I I WH If .. .. ..B b.. .. d.. 32 FH. .1,2,3,4g 23.A.A. ,'2,3: ' ' r. ' -321.- .IANIES CARLISLE MALMSTRONI B1g, ,Ilfll Entered from Carlnsle H1sJ,l1 School 4 Boys Glee 4 lxhxcd hnsemble 4 Varslty Basketball 4 All County fH MJ Basketball 4 Track 4 All County INIUSIC 4 Vo1ce Staff 4 H1 Y 4 Honor Soc1ety4 Class Presxdent 4 CII IZCDSIIID Day 4 And Came the Sprrng 4 v WILLIAM! NICCLURE .IR W1ld B1ll Boys Glee 1 9 3 N11xed Chorus 2 .3 Vars Football 1 2 3 4 Re serve Basketball l Vars Basket ball Z 3 4 Baseball 7 3 4 Track 1 2 .3 4 All County Football 3 4 Basketball QHNU 4 Football Capt 4 All County IVILISIC 3 Vorce Staff 4 lxladrsonran Staff 4 Class V Pres I H1 Y3 Pres FFA 134 See 2 Quee Escort4 And Came the Sprlng wi fb' 'tri NANCY NICCLISH DOC Vo1ceStaff2 4 JC L 1 Sec 2 Trl H1 Y 2 3 Presrdent 4 G A A 12 3 Vrce Pres1dent4 Honor Soc1ety4 Buckeye G1rls State 3 Madrsonran St1ff4 The Able ss Carn 3 And Came IC Sprrng 4 Serv1ceC lub Izxecntlvc DXNIGHT NIOTTS Dewltt Boys Glee Club-1 Mtxed linsem ble4 All County Vocal lxlus1c 4 Nladlsonran Staff 4 la 'vo-'R ew-rf DONALD NICKLE Don Boys Glee 4 Reserve Football 1 Vars1ty2 Varsrty Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 All County Basketball .3 4 Class Pres 2 VILC Pres 4 H1 Y 2 J 4 Escort ln Queen s Court 3 Servlce Club Executrve 4 CIII zenshrp Day 4 And Came the Sprlng 4 Madrsonran Staff4 NN -ss? 1 l hl 9 DLLMLR INORRIS e Boys Glee 34 Nlrwcd Ensemble 54 Reserve Football l Varsnx 2 '3 4 Reserve Basketball l Var sr Ba e a 2 Track 3 All iountx Football SL Basketball4 All fOllIlIyIN1llS1L-1 Xladrsonran Staff-1 Class V Pres 2 H1 '1 2 '3 4 Queens Escort 4 Football Capt 4 Boys State 3 The Able Nlrss Cam 3 And Came the Sprrng 4 Serxrce Club Co Cha1rman4 I 3 , 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 I , 1 1 ' ' f L ' ' , : . - - . 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' - ' , I I .af JACK OSBORNE Boys Glee Club 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 Reserxe Football 1 Varsrty Football2 3 4 All County Vocal lVlLlS1C 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 I 1' ,jffgflig 'fill MICHAEL PAOLINI MICRCY Reserve Football 1 Vars1ty Foot ball 2 3 4 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Varsxty Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 All County Football QH MJ 4 VOICS Staff 4 Madlsoman Staff 4 H1 Y 2 3 Secretary 4 Honor SOClCIy 34 Class Secre tary 1 Class Presxdent 3 DONNA JUNE OSBORNE June Gtrls Glee Club 1 2 MlXCd Cho rus2 Bandl Majorette 2 3 All County Vocal lNlllS1C 2 Volce Staff 4 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Tr1 Y 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 The Able ISS Cam GENEVA ELLEN RAREY Smggers Band 1 2 3 Volce Staff 4 Madx so 1an Staff 4 JCL 12 Trl Y 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Ho Soc1ety 4 Reserve Cheerleader 4 CIUZCIISHID Day4 And Came the SDIIUQ, 4 16 VIARTHA PALMER Mert GIIIS Glee 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 2 Votce Staff 3 4 Mad1son1an Assoc Ed 1tor4 Class Secretary 3 Trl H1 Y24 Chaplaxn 3 FHA 14 H1stor1an 2 Presldent 3 G A A 1 2 3 Presldent 4 Honor SOCICIV 3 4 The Able MISS Cam Stu dent Dxrector 3 And Came the Sprlng 4 ROBERTA RICHARDSON Bert Glrls Glee 1 Mtxed Chorus 1 Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 2 All County Band 1 2 3 Vorce Staff 1 3 Mad1soman Staff 2 3 Edltor T H Y 2 '3 A A 2 3 4 Secretary 1 Honor Soclety 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Queen sCourt 1 The Able MISS Cam 3 And Came the Sprmg ' 5 A L f 4 1 y ry 1 Hi- :, , g F.H.A. l,2,3,j1g GE ,:, ' 3 .:. .- ,E A.A. , , , g M' ' ' , ' 3 . . . if . ,f-ff' 1 1 12: f lV ' ,C zitgl .,: 2 Wm: z....:: ..:: : : ' g Hi-'g,..,,,g nor ' .'.,: ' I 2' ' ' , ' , , f 4E,l.C.L.1g r1-i- ',L,4gG. 4. : rtari' 'il Quo-'Y 1-me 'fe ROBERT RIPLEY 1 Boys Glee 12,3 4 Mrxed En Reserve Football l 2 Varsrty Football 3 4 Reserve Basketball l VarsrtyBasketball2 3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 All County Football Captam 4 All-County Basket ball fl-I M 54 All County Musrc 2 3 4 Vorce Staff 4 Madrsonran Staff 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 And Came the Sprmg 4 BARBARA LEE SULLIVAN Barbre Grrls Glee Club l2 Mrxed Chorus l Vorce Staff4 Madl sonran Staff4 Trr H1 Y 2 Vrce s 4 F H A l 2 4 G A A 4 SmokeyMountarn 2 Home comtng Queen 4 Servxce Club Executrve 4 'if 'E' 1 JEAN ROWE Jeame Entered from North I-hgh School Staff4 Tn H1 Y4 GA LLOYD THOMPSON Pee Wee Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 4 Reserve Basketball 3 Varsrty Basketball 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Football Manager I2 Smokey Mountarn 2 The Able Mtss Cam 3 And Came the Sprrng apes., mv, 'lei' WILLIAM G STEINMETZ B1 Reserve Football 12 Varsrty ball QHMJ 4 H1 Y23 Vlce Presrdent4 Servrce Club Execu trve 4 Madtsoman Staff 4 DA LE TRENA RY Daley Boys Glee 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Mrxed Ensemb1e4 Reserve Football l2 3 Reserve Basket ball 2 3 Varsrty Basketball 4 Track 2 All-County Muslc 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 Madrsoman Staff4 Class Sec 2 Class Treasurer4 Smokey Mountam 2 And Came the Sprrng 4 if 17 W gps-'Q 'V-nw tx 4, 'f S- CL, . 3 nv S va, L if 3 I HR'pIl . ll ' 'I ll- 'Ill' . semble 3,4g EVIIXEJ Chorus 3,4g 4g cms' Glee Club 4g voice Football 2,33 A11-cbdmy Foot- , 3 ' g '- '- 5 . .A. 4. . . 5 , , ' ' n n 2 ' v 9 I . F ' ' :'- '.' ' ' :'- 's' '.: Pre.g...,,.: ...l,2, I ,: ' 5 '- Q ' ' Q ' . ' 4. . ' . . A L gt' L3 f ' f gi, ' Q 'N I' f JOA NNE WEA RS County Muslc 12 Trl H1 Y 2 3 Treasurer 4 FHA 1234 G A A 12 3 4 Smokey Moun tam 2 CLASS FLOWER LORETTA ZARBA UGH Band l F H A 12 3 Presrdent 4 GAA 1234 Vo1ceStaff34 Reserve Cheerleader 2 Varslty Cheerleader3 4 The Able Mlss Cam 3 CLASS MOTTO PAUL ZARBA UGH Bar1dl2 Track 12 3 4 Conf1dence 1S the Companlon to Succes CLASS COLORS Rose Royal Blue and Wlnte 18 ,X s A ul 4' .lf IO : . . . , , , ' g Screwball Girls' Glee. Club l,2,3,4g All- . . . , , , 3 ' , 3 , : , , , . . . . S S4 J' 5:3 hm Malmstrom President Dale Trenary Treasurer Don McKee Vxce President Roberta Richardson Secretary graduated All of us thought we would be very happy to stand on this threshold of adult life but now that we are here most of us would like to relive the happi ness of our high school days It makes no difference whether it is more school ing a career or marriage before us there will be behind us wonderful mem or1es of the past four years We entered Groveport High as a class of fifty members Vernon Miller was our class president and Roberta Richardson was elected to be attendant to the Homecoming Queen In our sophomore year we chose Don McKee to be our leader Patty Guyer was elected as our Homecoming Attendant Under the leadership of Mickey Paohni in our Junior year we held a bake sale spaghetti supper and a class play 'The Able Miss Ca1n During this year we had the pleasure of entertaining the seniors at a wonderful banquet at Ilonka's Provincial House Patsy Lerch was chosen as Junior Attendant to the Queen With Jim Malstrom as our Senior Class President we held another spaghetti supper and gave our class play And Came the Spring The seniors were very proud of our beautiful Homecoming Queen Barbara Sullivan Barbara's senior attendant was Patty Guyer We were honored to have one of our classmates Robert Lindemuth receive highest in the county on the State Senior Scholarship Test Rosalind Bohl received third highest in Franklin County So you see even though the members of the Class of '54 would like to spend more time with one another we have already spent four very active and exciting years together at Groveport High 19 9 K. 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After three years of envying the graduating class,we are finally the ones being 5-.1 The mop crew Teachmg young boys bad hablts Mr Stout s hamburger party FH Three old soa RQ f 20 Playmg scarecrow Just takmg xr easy CLASS WILL We the members of the Senror Class of the year One Thousand Nrne Hundred and Ftfty Four do hereby leave our last wrll and testament rn order that the under graduates may carry on tn our rllustrrous foot steps Ftrst to the Class of 1955 we bequeath our abtltty to work together as a class Second to the Class of 1956, we bequeath our abrlrty to produce good class plays Thtrd to the Class of 1957, we bequeath our tngen tous ways of ftllrng the class treasury Fourth to the teachers we bequeath fond memorres of our scholastxc abtlrty and good manners Frfth to vartous underclassmen, we leave the fol lowrng 1nd tvrdual gtfts Drck Behrens bequeath my tttle of ftrst husband rn my class to B111 Larrmer Rosaltnd Bohl bequeath my subtle ways of attrac tron to Mary Ellen Codner Wanda Carr, bequeath my posrtron at the drugstore to Barbara Davy Clarence Cossrn bequeath my flamtng curls and mustache to Mr Throp George Dunlap bequeath my penetratrng eyes to Ellen Fenner bequeath my many headaches from the Votce to Sherry Schwaberow B111 Ferguson bequeath my soft and darrng southern drawl to Bob Zerkle Gary Francrs, bequeath my superb magazrne sales manshrp to Chuck Storts Jerry Goodyear bequeath my Job after school whrch brought me so many shapely vrstts, tc someone who wtll enyoy rt as much as I drd Joe Goodvear, bequeath my ktng srze ears to Mr Hall for better hearmg Patty Guyer, bequeath my well used place rn the Homecomtng Court to Judy Htggrns Marrlyn Hedrtck bequeath my sweet and quret manner to Jeanne Monjar Vrrgmta Jacob bequeath my long rrde to school to Bob Masters Wrnogene Klernlern bequeath my excess curtosrty to add to that of Suzte Harnes Ed Laudenschlager bequeath my rhythmrc beat to ard next year s drum sectron Patsy Lerch bequeath my drmples to Nancy Nor Witnesses Bob Lmdemuth bequeath my abtlrty to get strarght A s to Drane Hartman Harry Lrnes bequeath my undersrzed feet to Shu ley Graham Jrm Malmstrom bequeath my sportsmanshrp and oratorrcal abrlrty to Jrm Downey Nancy McCl1sh bequeath my place rn HonorSo ctety to Dan Glenn Brll McClure, bequeath my goatee whrch took so much trme and effort to Jrm Ray Don McKee bequeath my scortng record to Jerry Roof Dwrght Motts bequeath my rnterestrn photography to Don Bowman Delmer Norrls bequeath both of my All County posttrons to Jrm Stokes Jack Osborne bequeath my hot rod wrth the srx red wheels to Ronnre Ball June Osborne bequeath my wasp lrke warstlrne to Dorothy Bla rr Martha Palmer bequeath my cravtngs for przza pre to Janet Brsh Mtckey Paoltm bequeath my trtle of Romeo to Geneva Rarey bequeath my techntque for catch mg the man desrred to Twrla Rohr Roberta Rtchardson bequeath my ttme spent rn the Commerctal Room to Valerte Johnson Bob Rrpley bequeath the remarns of the Tom to Walter Arledge Jean Rowe bequeath my tnterest rn a let prlot to Sandy Hardman. B111 Sternmetz bequeath my trtle of elrgtble bachelor to Gene McClure Barbara Sullrvan, bequeath my kntt sutt and ac cessortes to next year s queen Lloyd Thompson bequeath my place on the bench to Norman Ramey Dale Trenary bequeath my tall lean physrque to Wayne Cunnrngham Joanne Wears bequeath my long engagement to Sylvra Burton Loretta Zarbaugh, bequeath my Canal Wrnchester boyfrrends to Gwen Schlaegel Paul Zarbaugh bequeath my campargnrng abrlrty to Charlre Trenary Class of 1954 aa-.j,'7faa?,2., 7fL-J..-an.. , ' ris. . . . I- I, . ' . . . - . . . - I' . , . . , - . l. , - - I' . . , . 1 . . ' It I I I . l - -' . . I . - - I' . . ' . - ' - I .I I I . - I, . . , . . In ,. 9 . I H L In l 1 . ' 1, l ' . ' - 1, . ' - ' ' I, . . . 1' ' . - . . . I. ' ,' ' 1, , ' ' ' I' ' . . - I' Q . ., 0 . Karl Short. the freshman girls to Larry West. Iv 1 I, Q ' ' I, . I . . I, , ' ,. . I. I . . - I' . ' . I ,, .,, I1 v l . . , 0 I I , . . . A I . . . . 1 I, , , ' , ,, . . I. ' ' ' - . - . 1' . , . - I, . . - . I l ' . s . ' - I. I I. . . . ' In 1 J ' I H In . . I 1 . . . . . I' 9 o In . I I I I I . . . . I' , I. . ' ' . . . . . I. , . . . . It l ' - I I 21 UE F W' T .,A si THE SENIOR PLAY b U 5 r- 5 AND CAME THE SPRING , D X ,rm if Lv' Lp at X'-A . Q . ,v , uh W' 1 g . X L , K l... X LN WH W As Christine would say: This is better than a football game. Midge Hartman . . . Elliott Hartman . . . Mrs. Louise Hartman Mr. Jeffrey Hartman Virginia Hartman . . Edna ....... . . . Carollyn Webster . . n 'PHE . . . Patsy Letch . . .... Dale Trenary . . .Martha Palmer . . . . . lim Malmstrom Roberta Richardson . . . .Nancy McClish . . . . . Bob Ripley Clancy . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellen Fenner CAST Buzz Lindsay . . . . . . Delmer Norris Keith Nolan . . . . . . Don McKee Gabby Allen ..... . . . Geneva Rarey Freddie North ...... . . Bill McClure Mrs. Cecelia Fields . . . .... Rosalind Bohl Mr. Link Fields ..... . . . Lloyd Thompson Alan Fields ...... .... B ill Ferguson Christine Myers ...... . . Patty Guyer Messenger Boy ....... . . Eddie Laudenschlager I intend to write about young people. I'll gather my material first-hand --starting tonight . r 0 Q1 T, Y. rf If U, x 1 ' . l ' Q4 ' 's I , f f x , , ' Lg, . . F V N X F17 Row l, Left to Right: Charlene Smith, Phyllis Swank, Kay Preest, Shirley Rohr, Evelyn Wilburn, Sharon Schwaberow, Mary Kaye Nelson, Nancy Norris, Shirley Reed. Row 2: Iodine Masters, Mabel McClish, Alice Schleppi,Janet Walters, Kar1Short,Ralph Tolbert, Nancy McKee, Beverly Woods, Martha Starch- er, Shirley Swartzlander. Row 3: Lee Smith, Leo Storrs, Tom Vance, Charlie Trenary, Ronnie Taylor, Kermit Rohr, Larry Helsel, Larry Werherill. UNIOR CLASS Election of officers was the first important event on the calendar for the class of '55. October brought the election for Homecoming Court. Pretty little Char- lene Smith was' chosen to represent our class. She was escorted by Jerry Good- year. Mary Kay Nelson, Sharon Schwaberow, Mary Ellen Codner, and Suzie Haines had the honor of being elected to the Honor Society late in October. ln February Barbara Davy, Mabel McClish, and Valerie Johnson were taken into the Society. Our large money-making project was a Rag Drive. lt was something new for most of us, but a success. We made 5173.59 from this drive. Lucky Penny was the name of the class play. It was given the latest of any junior play. However it was still a wonderful success. The juniors honored the seniors at abanquet given at Ilonka's Provincial House on May 1. Our class party was a picnic on May 26. 24 iii i s -s . N e Row 1, Left to Right: Judy Turner, Marilyn Zarbaugh, Barbara Helber, Rose Pettibone, Nora Queen, Twila Rohr, Carole Van Gundy, Pam Petty, Lrene Rowe. Row 2: Nick Norris, Bob Williams, Chuck Storts, Larry West, Irvin Wilson, Paul Rarey, Bob Shannon, Jim Stokes, Clyde Wise. Row 3: Gary Throp, Randy Worch, Tom Scholl, Bob Zerkle, Bill Steckman, Gene Tope, Tom Stinson, Norman Ramey, Joe Shell. OPHOMORE CLASS Wayne Cunningham, Vice President, Shirley Bevelhymer, Secretaryg Irvin Wilson, Treasurer, Ronnie Caldwell, President. V 2' .min Row l, Left to Right: Shirley Bevelhymer,Betty Kyser,Rosemary Feucht, Ruth James, Dorothy Heurich, Nancy Hizer, Joan Milless, Eunice Herrmann, Beverly Litton, Diane Hartman, Rosalie Donaldson. Row 2: Lucy Barker, Jeanne Monjar, Joyce Milless, Shirley Graham, Mary Lou Chesher, Norma Dozier, Carol Merideth, Dorothy Blair, Teresa Basye. Row 3: Jim Downey, Larry Beidleman, Charles Andrews, Ronnie Flowers, Don Cordray, Elwood Morgan, Joe Atkins, Bob Kirk, Denny Jones, Don Blank,Frank Coey. Row 4: Alan King, Foster Lambert, Dick Motz, Bill Ingram, Ronnie Ball, Ronnie Ca1dwell,Joe Lehner, Dave Mohr, Jim Campbell, Wayne Cunningham, Fred Kleinline. SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class consists of seventy-five students this year. Included in this number are four new students, Irene Rowe,Beverly Litton,Ruth James, and Clyde Wise. The class of '56 had the refreshment stand at the Groveport-Dublin football game and made a profit of S65.00. They again displayed money-making talents by staging a paper drive which netted 363.253, The class treasury now holds Sl45.68. On March the second the sophomore class party was held. The students gatheredin the gymnasium where they enjoyed avariety show staged by members of the class. They then square danced. Refreshments were served in the cafe- teria. Judy Turner was honored by her class by being chosen as the Sophomore Attendant in the Homecoming Queen's Court. Judy chose Ronnie Taylor as her escort. 27 Row l, Left to Right: Andrea Lambert, Rita Bentley, Margie Beery, Betty Brown, Norma Hysell, Nancy Andrews,Barbara Miller,Betty Bryan,Barbara Groves, Janice Carruthers, Dorothy Fannin, Arlene Glenn, Rita Murray. Row 2: Charlene Kinsel, Dixie Compton, Gene McClure, Jack Beggrow, Bob Aldridge, Mike Brannan, Kenneth Glass, Roger Featherston, Bob Masters, Jim Dietz, Bill Grubb, Judy Higgins, Flora McClure. Row 3: Maurice Martindale, Charlie Barrett, Roger Klamfoth, Fred Morgan, Larry Hel- berg, Dean Jordan, Larry Dowler, Jim Foose, Jim Mogart. Row 4: Don Grube, Lowell Burton, Raymond Miklos, Hugh Compton, Bill Kyser, Gary Davis, Mike Foley. FRESHMAN CLASS We opened school with the largest freshman class in the history of Groveport High School. We had a total of eighty-seven. As the year progressed, this num- ber decreased to eighty-four. During football season we chose Carol Knapp to represent our class in the Homecoming Court. As her escort, she chose Randy Worch. The money that we earned on Dads' Night at the football refreshment stand and the money that we received from the Mothers' Club attendance contest help- ed to boost our class treasury to 56234. The freshman girls took first and second place in the G.A.A. candy sale and participated in all of the intramural sports. On April 20, we held our class party. It was an old-fashioned barn dance. A good time was had by all. There has been an average of eleven freshmen on the honor roll throughout the year. 28 Row l, Left to Right: Carol Knapp, Gwen Schlaegel, Betty Woods, Bertha Pope, Patty Swank, Nancy Boring, Mary Flynn, Erma Palm, Donna Rainey, Marie Welch, Lynn Redman, Kay James, Linda Petty. Row 2: Jerry Roof, Bob Skeen, Dennis Nicholson, Bob Waldren, Paul Zangmeister, Bill Petty, Jack Rai- nier, Emanuel Osborne. Row 3: Bill Wilburn, Donald Rarey, Walter Shannon, Gary West, Lester Van Gundy, David Ortman, Danny Storts. Row 4: Dick Swonger, Forrest Rickley, Russell Scholl, Wilbur Wollerman, Claude Pennington, Charles Zarbaugh. FRESHM CLASS Dennis Nicholson, President, Fred Morgan, Vice President, Lynn Redman,Treasurer,Gwen Schlaegel Secretary. X X 'F-Q sf' Left to Rrght Bob Krug Ralph Tolberr Mary Ellen Codner Dan Glenn Seth Drldrne Ann Clark Valarre Johnson Kermlt Rohr Suzre Harnes Jodlne Masters, Charlre Trenary, Mary Kaye Nelson, Sandy Hardman Sharon Schwa berow THE JUNIORS PRESENT A LUCKY PENNY Mary Kaye Nelson Kermrt Rohr Sandy Hardman Sharon Schwaberow Iodme Masters Suzre I-lames and Charlre Trenary rn a scene from A Lucky Penny 'wwe-.iw 1,43 30 ix 3. 3 ' R 2 'S , ' - Q' f f L ! 1 .F 2 ' -4 '- 11 ' A I ' n M A My ll Q M I iii, , R QQ 98 W M A S V ',, Q . lit H ' R eg y . A ' , V 5 J. ' all E .R r Q li.. . lv 0 YV A of URGANIZATIUN S Row 1 Left to Rrght Marllyn Hedrrck Barbara Davy Suzre Harnes Mary Kaye Nelson Sharon Schwaberow Mary Ellen Codner Row 2 Rosalmd Bohl Mabel McC11sh Roberta Rrchardson Geneva Rarey Vrrgrnra Jacob Row 3 Valerre Johnson Mrckey Paolmr Jrm Malmstrom Bob Lxndemuth Nancy McCl1sh HONOR SOCIETY The f1rst 1n1t1at1on of the Frankhn County Honor Socrety was held at Grove Crty October 19 1953 The off1cer representlng Groveport Hrgh School was Martha Palmer as the Sp1r1t of Scholarsh1p The cand1dates from Groveport for membersh1p at th1s rneet1ng were Nancy McCl1sh '54 Sharon Schwaberow Suzanne Ha1nes Mary Ellen Codner and Mary Kay Nelson '55 At the secondmeehng ofthe Honor Soclety held February 15 1954 at H1ll1ards Hrgh School the off1cers for the cormng year were announced The off1cer ap po1nted from Groveport was Valerre Johnson who w1ll be Treasurer The candrdates at th1s 1n1t1at1on were V1rg1n1a Jacob James Malmstrom Robert Lmdemuth, and Geneva Rarey from the Sen1or Class. The Juniors were Valerre Johnson, Mable McCl1sh, and Barbara Davy. 32 , ' Q, X . H - , Q ' ' 0 C, , la --W-H . I W1 9' .W U .. f X ' , l' wmv ' . ,- ,, , . Vg 41:45 A ' . . - W .3 , or r -rx K 'P-' 1 My 13: J , 1 Mi 5 N . K D I : I I l 9 ' . D ! I - I , , , , - 2 I I I ' . r s - . 1 1 1 1 9 , . Q I 1 ' ' , . 1 1 Row 1 Left to Rrght Danny Storts Roger Klamfoth Larry Morrls Don Blank Brlly Grubb Bob Shannon Larry Dowler Leo Storts CharlesBarretr W1ll1amW1lburn Row 2 Don Grube B1llS1mons Wayne Cunnlngham Lowell Burton Jack Raxmer Fred Klelnlern Bob Waldren Lawrence Badurma Mr Mrller Row 3 Russell Scholl Paul Zangmersrer Tom Scholl Kermrt Rohr Paul Glendenmg Blll Ferguson Ronnre Taylor Lawrence Walter Bob Skeen Don Wood Row 4 Harry Lrnes Bob Klrk Jack Beggrow Ralph Tolbert Joe Goodyear Dan Glenn Tom Vance Lee Smrrh Jerry Goodyear FFA The off1cers of the F F A for th1s year were Ronn1e Taylor, Presrdent retary Ralph Tolbert Reporter Dan Glenn Sent1ne1 B111Lar1mer and B111 McClure Conductors Mr M1l1er 1S our adv1sor ShOW1Dg at the fa1rs 1S an aCt1V1tY the F F A boys w11l long remember Ronald Taylor showed the Grand Champ1on Boar of the Berkshrre breed at the Oh1o State Farr Don Wood showed the Grand Champ1on S1ngle Barrow and Reserve Champ1on pen 1n the Yorksh1re breed All the boys together won over S1 000 00 1n pr1zes and two troph1es at the County and State FBITS The most 1mportant soc1a1 events on the club calendar were a watermelon partyheld at the Y Park 1n August Wlth our parents as guests a skatmg party for all students 1n the Fall and the annual Parent Son and Daughter Banquet held on Apr11 l The educat1ona1 part of our regular meet1ngs 1nc1uded colored f1lms from Game and W1ldl1fe Conservat1on and a speaker on H1ghway Safety speaker on Hea1th and a speaker on Better L1v1ng Through Re11g1on 33 O O I Jerry Goodyear, Vice Presidentg Kermit Rohr, Treasurerg Joe Goodyear, Sec- ll ' ' ' ll ' ,Il av ll ll ' ' ' ' I Row 1 Left to Rrght Flora McClure Norma Hyscll R1ta Murray Drxre Compton Gwen Schlaegel Judy Hrggrns Barbara Mrller Nancy Borrng Betty Bryan Bertha Pope Arlene Glenn Carol Knapp Charlene Krnsel Row 2 Irene Rowe Betty Brown Marrlyn Zarbaugh Betty Woods Kay James Rrta Bentley Joyce Mrlless Erma Palm Llnda Petty Dorothy Fanmn Rosemary Feucht Shrrley Bevelhymcr Betty Kyser Judy Turner Row 3 Nancy An Twlla Rohr 'vlary Lou Chesher Jeanne Monjar Dorothy Blarr Carol Merrdeth FHA Presrdent Loretta Zarbaugh V1ce Presldent Ed1th Le1dy Secretary Patty Guyer Treasurer Nancy McKee H1stor1an Beverly Ingram Parlramentauan Janet B1Sh 34 I I . I 1 l , I . I . drews, Barbara Helber, Rose Pettibone, Diane Hartman, Ruth James, 'Barbara Groves, Carole Van Gundy, Pam Petty, I- n 5 n I 1 A u I . O O I The members of the Cvroveport Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Am erlca enjoy ed numerous and varled act1v1t1es throughout the school year One of the most w1dely known was the Cfoldd1ggers Dance held on November 16 For the f1rst tlme 1n the hlstory of our Chapter we have set up a polnt sys tem ln order that our members may earn letters bars and numerals Us1ng as thelr theme the emblem of the F I-T A the organ1zat1on comb1ned wlth the F F A and had thelr annual Sprlng Banquet The Groveport Chapter attended both the Fall and Sprlng County Rally For the FallRally we furnlshed the entertalnment and for the Sprlng Rally We made the name tags As another money mak1ng project we sponsored two bake sales one 1n he Fall and one ln the Sprlng Several members of our Chapter part1c1pated 1n a telev1s1on program on March the s1xth Our Chapter would not have been complete wlthout the ass1stance of our Ad FHA Row 1 Left to Rrght Patsy Lerch Loulsc Trlckey Joanne Mrklos June Osborne Barbara Sulllvan Parry Guyer Wanda Carr Ellen Fenner Row 2 Shrrley Swartzlander Charlene Smlrh Mabel McCl1sl1 Allce SCIIICDDI Eduh Lerdy Blllre Compton Sylvra Burton Shrrley Reed Row3 Patty Judy JanetB1sh Ann Clark Mrs Bere Nancy McKee Beverly Ingram Beverly Woods 35 ' l . 1 9 . t visor, Mrs. Betty Jo Bere, and our Chapter Mother, Mrs. Florence Judy. O O I Row 1 Left to Rrght Joe Goodyear MICRSY Paol1n1 Bob Relpley B111 Stemmetz Don McKee 11m Malmstrom Jack Osborne Delmer Norrls B111 McClure Jerry Goodyear Bob Llndemuth Row 2 Lee Smxth Tom Vance IIVIDXVIISOD Don Bowman Ronnre Ball ROHD16 Caldwell Foster Lambert 11m Downey Mr Throp Row 3 Charles Storrs LarryWeather1ll B1llLar1mer Jlm Stokes Elwood Morgan Bob Wrlllams Gary Throp Row 4 Gene Tope Larry West Dave Mohr 11m Campbell Norman Ramey Joe Lehner HIY The off1cers of the H1 Y for th1S year were B111 McClure, Presldent, B111 Stelnmetz, V1Ce Pres1dent, M1ckey Paol1n1, Secretary Jerry Goodyear, Treas urer, Lloyd Thompson, Sergeant at Arms, Dlck Behrens, Chaplaln The new members were formally 1n1t1ated at a Jolnt meetrng w1th the Trl H1 Y Thrs brought our club membersh1p to th1rty three The club s fxnances were furn1shed by the sale of football programs and the annual membershlp dues The H1 Y sent several members to the D1str1ct Convent1on at Athens, Oh1O As has been the custom, we sponsored the annual pre Easter church attend ance dr1ve among the elementary classes Our helpful adv1sor has been Mr Throp 36 1 v - o 9 n l n I v I 1 1 0 : I r 1 ' . 1 n I I n 1 - I I v . , . 1 I 1 1 9 u - I 1 I 1 I 1 - I , - . . . ' . ' a ' . . a ' o o o o Row 1 Left to Rrght Marllyn Hedrrck Ellen Fenner Lou1se Trrckey June Osborne Jean Rowe Rosalrnd Bonl Nancy McCl1sh Barbara Sullrvan Joan Mrklos Wanda Carr Roberta R1chardson Martha Palmer Geneva Rarey Row 2 Joan Aldrrdge Phyllrs Swank Nancy McKee Janet Walters Valer1e Johnson Wrnogene Kle1nle1n Patty Guyer Beverly Ingram Kay Preest Alrce Schleppr Mary Ellen Codner Mrss Doersam Row 3 Anne Ferguson Gertrude Heurrch Brllre Compton Sandra Hardman Barbara Davy Beverly Woods Mary Kaye Nelson Jod1ne Masters Janet Brsh Nancy Norrrs Row 4 Ann Clark Joan Mrlless Dorothy Heurrch C,aroleVan Gundy Rose Pettrbone Drane Hartman Pam Petty Ruth James Nancy Hrzer Shrrley Rohr Row 5 Sl11rley Bevelhymer Suzle Swartzlander Shrrley Reed TRI HI Y The Tr1 H1 Y chose the off1cers for the year at the1r f1rst rneetmg IH Sep ternber They are Nancy McCl1sh Pres1dent Barbara Sull1van, VICE PTCS1 dent Rosahnd Bohl Secretary Joanne Mrklos, Treasurer, Va1er1e Johnson Chaplam The candlel1ght1nduct1on SCTVICC for new H1 Y and Tr1 H1 Y members was held rn the new gymnas1um th1S year The Tr1 H1 Y boughtvery n1ce member sh1p P1115 th1S year The new g1rls were presented w1th these P1115 at the 1n duct1on SETVICC Two Tr1 H1 Y projects th1s year were sellmg CTUISCI' l1cense tags and adoptmg a needy farruly at Chr1stmas There are more projects planned for th1s spr1ng The Tr1 H1 Y sent several representat1ves to Oh1O Un1vers1ty, where the d1str1ct Tr1 H1 Y and H1 Y conventlon was held 37 l I I ' Z I . I O ' I I I I I I I ' 2 1 o I D v 1 ' s 9 . ' 1 I ' - l : , . I . ' A ' .T ' . Haines, Judy Turner, Eunice Herrmann, Betty Kyser, Carol Merideth, Sharon Schwaberow, Sylvia Burton, Shirley 1 1 . . , . 3 . . .- Q 1 Q ' v Row 1 Left to Rlght Janrce Carruthers Lynn Redman Eumce Herrmann Dorothy Heurrch Nancy Htzer Joan Mrlless Anne Ferguson Charlene Smlth Row 2 Jtm Ray hm Dletz Bob Huss Nora Queen Shirley Graham Chuck Storts Bob Masters Maurtce Martlndale Row 3 MISS Meloy Bob Aldrldge Gene Tope Ronnle Caldwell B111 Kyser Denms Nrcholson Mlke Foley UNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Groveport Chapter of the .Tumor C1ass1cal League a member of the natronal organ1zat1on started the year w1th seven second year students and We held our meet1ngs on the second Thursday of every month Two of these meetlngs were at n1ght the m1t1at1on and the Sprlng Party The 1n1t1at1on both formal and 1nformal was held on December 10 At the Sprlng Party held on March 11 every actlve member and the1r guest were entertalned by a pot luck supper and a program Outs1de act1v1t1es 1nc1uded seemg the shows Ju11us Caesar and 'The Robe count1ng sales tax stamps and sendmg delegates to the state convent1on at Columbus The pres1d1ng off1cers th1s year were Dorothy Heurrch P1-es1dent Ronn1e Caldwell VICC Presldent and Kay Preest Secretary 38 . . ' : ' ' . . . 4, I ' . ' . l ' , 1 D . I' : I I D I I I . I I 1 I I 1 I - 3 I 1 1 p I I I . . , , - nineteen first-year students. . . , . . . . . . . . . . , i ' I I . - . . 1 . . I' - I H . . . ! ! . . . . . , . 5 . 1 ' I 1 ' Seated Delmer Norrrs Rosallnd Bohl Nancy MCC11Sh Edith Leidy Charlene Smith Barbara Sulllvan Fred Mor gan B1llSte1nmetz Standmg Miss Meloy Suzle Hames Ronnie Caldwell Wayne Cunningham Jerry Goodyear SERVICE CLUB This year celebrates the fourth anniversary of our Service Club. The club was brought into being through the combined efforts of several students and Miss Lillian Meloy, a member of our faculty. The club ranks consist of the student body and faculty members who con- tribute sales tax stamps to the club treasury. The tax stamps, in turn, are redeemed and the money is used for worthy purposes. Included in our pur- chases this year are a portable radio for a student from India, who will use it in his travels as a missionary, and a hearing aid for a patient in Alum Crest Hospital. The club has also planned several other purchases for the near future. 39 A I , ,- A A 1 A ima . . , S- Seatedg Geneva Rarey, Rosalind Bohl, Jerry Goodyear, Patty Guyer, Roberta Richardson, Dwight Motts, Dale Trenary, Mickey Paolini, Standing: Delmer Norris, Iodine Masters, Ellen Fenner, Mary Kaye Nel- son, Marilyn Hedrick, Nancy McClish, Martha Palmer. MADISONIAN STAFF Seated: Nancy Norris, Charlene Smith, Valerie Johnson, Sharon Schwaberow, Barbara Sullivan, June Os borne, Bill Steinmetz. Standing: Don McKee, Ronnie Ball, Ronnie Caldwell, Joe Goodyear. 491 X Seated: Phyllis Swank, Jodine Masters, Geneva Rarey, Ellen Fenner, Mary Kaye Nelson, Jean Rowe, Sharon Schwaberow, Mary Ellen Codner, Standing: Mabel McC1ish, Anne Ferguson, Bob Ripley, Nancy Norris, Nancy McKee, Janet Walters, Jim Malmstrom, OICE STAFF Seated: Louise Trickey, Shirley Reed, Jean Rowe, Geneva Rarey, Jim Malmstrom, June Osborne, Barbara Sullivan, Martha Palmer, Nancy McClish, Suzie Haines. Standing: Ralph Tolbert,,Loretta Zarbaugh, Shirley Graham, Mary Flynn, Dorothy Heurich, Carole Van Gundy, Mickey Paolini, Marilyn Hedrick. 1 S-va Row 1 Left to Rrght Judy Turner Charles Storts Patty Guycr Patty Flowers Row 2 Marsha Mcbuire Diane Ray MarlanFr1end Joyce Mrlless Mary Jane McColl1ster Eddie Laudenslager Patty Monjar Jeanne Monjar Mary Lou Chesher Jerry Kalb Barbara Helber Row 3 Joan Aldridge Arlene Glenn Larry Dowler Nancy Boring Nan cy Andrews Ralph Tolbert Linda Petty Betty Bryan Janice Carruthers Peggy Knapp Carol Knapp Row4 Ron me Flowers Carole Van Gundy Twrla Rohr Alice Schleppr Nancy Miller Betty Woods Barbara Miller John BAD 42 Brown. Row 5: Bob Kirk, Wilbui Wollerrnan,'Dennis Nicholson, Bill Kyser, Mike Foley, Edith Leidy, Jo Dill, Mr, ,lrff ---J-..----gr-1 -at ,,4 Q ., HM, M a 4- . wa-sa? if 5's'?5Q5 K 9 6' gf, i. Wh T' ,P , . WTS' F ,555 Ma if ii u if AL N!! A ', 04. MIXED ENSEMBLE Row 1 Left to Rrght Shrrley Rohr Rosalrnd Bohl Sharon Schwaberow Shrrley Reed Mary Kaye Nelson Mary Ellen Codner Jodrne Masters Row 2 Drck Behrens Dale Trenary Ronn1e Ball J1m Malmstrom Delmer Norrrs Dw1ghtMotts Mrs Owens GIRLS GLEE CLUB Rowl Left to Rrght Margre Beery Suzre Harnes Jean Rowe Pat Swank Phyl11s Swank Kay Preest Janet Walters Al1ceSchlepp1 Beverly Ingram Rosalrnd Bohl Shxrley Reed Flora McClure Shlrley Swartzlander Row 2 Dlane Herntz Beverly Woods Sylvra Burton Mary Kaye Nelson Shrrley Rohr Patty Judy Mrs Owen Row3 Eunlce Herrmann Irene Rowe Martlyn Zarbaugh Joan Mllless Joyce Mrlless Twrla Rohr Jeanne Monjar Carole Van Gundy Mary Lou Chesher Erma Palm Ltnda Petty Edrth Leldy Sharon Schwaberow Bertha Pope BOYS GLEE CLL B Rowl LefttoR1ght Ed Haaf Bob Rlpley Dale Trenary Delmer Norrrs Mrs Owens Don McKee Jrm Malmstrom Ronme Ball Dwrght Motts Row 2 Irv1n W1lson Norman Ramey Jack Osborne Charles Trenary Charles Storts 4a J l l l 9 Hartman, Rose 'Pettibone, Betty'Brown, Barbara Miller, Joan 'Miklos, Mary Ellen Codner, Billie Compton, lfathleen , Y Row 1 Left to Rlght Geneva Rarey Joan Aldrrdge Loretta Zarbaugh Martha Palmer Beverly Woods V1rg,1n1a Jacob Charlene Smlth Nancy Norrrs Row 2 Mary Ellen Codner Jean Rowe Barbara Sullrvan Roberta Rrchard son NancyMcC11sh Ed1thLe1dy Sharon Schwaberow Row 3 Valerle Johnson Sandra Hardman Dorothy Heurlch Gertrude Heurxch Patty Guyer Mrs Young GAA The G1rls'Athlet1c Assoc1at1on promotes rec reatlonal and athlet1c aCt1V1t16S for all grades and sponsors the Brg S1ster Orgarnzatlon for gu1dance of all grrls These organ1zat1ons conduct an act1ve and ambrtlous program rn lntra mural sports lnterschool tournaments and sport demonstratrons and chnrcs Mrs Nan Yaeger of the Lazarus Spec1al Events Department Mlss EISIC Whlte of the Ohlo Bell Telephone Company and Dr W1lda Rosebrook of Ohro State Un1vers1ty were th1s year s guest speakers The G1rls'Athlet1c ASSOC1at1OHhC1d 1ts seventhannual candy sale th1s year for the flnancrng of rts act1v1t1es The club has a pornt system IH wh1ch 1f you have 500 po1nts you recelve numerals 1 OOO po1nts you recelvea school letter and l 500 po1nts you recerve bars The g1rls are grven po1nts for the1r partlclpatron and help rn sports Mrs Young 1S our club adv1sor The club offrcers for th1s year were Martha Palmer Pres1dent Nancy Mc Clrsh V1ce Pres1dent Charlene Srn1th Secretary and Valer1e Johnson Treasurer 4-6 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . . ' . . - I I ' I D I U I I I ' : l I I , , . . I O O - - 1 a ' ' 1 , . . . . ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 . . . . 9 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . ACTIVITIES QUEEN BARBARA -if f 'X. Z' 'ur' X fi 5 Patty Guyer, Senior Attendant Charlene Smith, Junior Attendant Escort, Joe Goodyear Escort, Jerry Goodyear Barbara Sullivan, Queen Escorted by Bill McClure and Del Norris Judy Turner, Sophomore Attendant Carol Knapp, Freshman Attendant Escort, Ronnie Taylor Escort, Randy Worch ve its 'Z' 2 It V Q it 49 A A 4 if 4 41 x V ,M 3 0 4 I k g M L, .V 4.- A, ies .1 gg, 34' 44,23 A , A 54. Mm, ,QL-Qs f.,, ,. 7 fgi 'IA' 1.19 3 'ii ,, A -X i'?+i1'i W4 K, v3'Z9f:f 54 f' 1 la 3 if 3. St, 8640 '5 A lilifg I 1 2? , W an 32 f . 1 as Ei , ,,, C5,T Q3 '1 f '5'i2 f 4 if Q YI , x ' . , N pw , fa! 4 4 -M ix t ? V J 5 A. .v' J f ff 'I-lx. xx 'f 1 ,Vs 4 '. F , ' v V. 'sw 4 v IP'- 5 fi 'fn I if 9 Get your tickets here Y Bring on the customers 2:2-in Not so much cheese, Bull! Careful there, Mr. Miller Who dropped that dish? 3 Nfl: , . .W , X, , 5 Y ' 1 1 nl S. .s Leu .W 6 S s 11, A 'FY Preparing for the banquet Behind the scenes FoFoAo'FoHoAo Ellen and Jerry welcome their parents to the banquet GOLD DIGGERS DANCE 2...-I 'Q 4 3 ,r '51 Varsity Lettermen ATHLETIC BANQUET Reserve Lettermen Freshman Squad Managers receive Certificates Liberace and his brother, G eorge, appear at Sock Hop Enchanted! !! 1,-,Q 'VN Dig those crazy socks! The Junior Sextet jj Play ir, Rocky On the day January 6, 1954, the murder of Bob Ripley was reported to Sheriff Bill Steinmetz. An investigation by Coroner, Dick Behrens, followed the crime. Winkie Kleinlein, Bill Ferguson, and Virginia Jacob were put under arrest. The accused were then brought to trial. Despite the brilliant case set forth by Pros- ecuting, Attorney, Jim Malmstrom, the de- fendants were acquitted. After Iudge Mickey Paolini gave the verdict, the victim, Bob Ripley, was asked to point out his murderers. Sure enough, he pointed to Winkie Klein- lein, Bill Ferguson, and Virginia Jacob. The moral of this story is --- Crime Usually Does Not Pay. CIVICS CLASS TRIAL '...,,nvx.. 'wa 0 ,.1 - t f', xg - . COUNTY CITIZENSHIP DAY ...1---1 i - i This year's County Citizenship Day was held on Thursday, March 4. The represen- tatives from Groveport were Jim Malm- strom as Auditor, Don McKee as Judge of the Common Pleas, and Geneva Rarey as Juvenile Court Referee. Due to Jim's ab- sence on Citizenship Day, Bob Ripley sub- stituted for him. The campaigns waged this year were among the best ever. Something new was added in the way of conventions this year. Instead of having the campaigns given over the public address system, as had been the custom, an all high-school convention was held. During the entire campaign, everyone not only had a good time but they also learned first-hand good government. ,,,,,-1-nvvvv' ROMAN CITIZENS SOME MODERN DAY As days go by we wonder why We lost that certam game We should have passed but then agam we trled an end around I should ve taken that second strrke but grounded out mstead 1 That pass that shot that strrke It matters not we won or ost But how we played the game 5450 Qs ' VEP But if ure stop to think a b't, 1 . ., 1 . ' . ws I u -. , 3 'rr .1':q11'?i:fg3?g 5-gc Ag ,, '. ' if mf' gg? .355'E'f'a! it5 ' EJ? Y V, B -, .f pr. :-- .I -Al., ,FJ pg' sf- E 5. -, Q?-4, ' V, -W N . f 5 ff Ar' , f.,,4 ,- A , ty ffl- , 1 S' ' 1:597i'r7ff' fe-'. xiggfev' 4'-H951 ' A ' p ix k-v.- ...Sqn-, W A,-. Q I 'Q .:, . R if 9 . , , 4 -'Q'-: 1-wr. Y. 7 1 . Q f. 'fx , :r'g.' 175' - S' .-v ' 'K' is 2.'+,4gQif5P1 3 ' gf, 1 -. F A , f - - ww. 4: -1 , . ,t.f W, QW in 3vj.sj7.w,gE' ,, 223133, - F' .Z ' N ' ' at fa-L .w A :ff-Lsggig, - ag ' ' ' ' ' ' in f - Q ix. 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In ,4 , ' .4 12, ' I 'Ik 1, Kg 'gf' Ssgxvlgt ft-Q-ya .,?fwff f' ai'-W' +2wff+ -3 A 'TQW if ' Q: . ff '23 iff -'W-M ' ., 4, , .,. , - .- L, ,.-:Q 'A f 5 , ,mf K., A M22 1 1. ,- ' ':j f , g, w,,t::f .s Nf5'.. .,.'e4'S ' - ' 'fx -5-.A - 'F' P fy 1 ' W'- 3 .w . 3 M, V 9? , Hg: A Q . 4, ,, 5' 3 2 is ,, ' -14 ,- gf, Ronme Ball Drck Behrens Don Bowman hm Campbell Franklrn Coey Wayne Cunn1ngham Dan Glenn Jerry Goodyear Joe Goodyear B111 McClure Delmer Norr1s lack Osborne Mrckey Paol1n1 Bob R1pley Kerm1t Rohr B111 Stetnmetz Ron Taylor Lloyd Thompson Tom Vance Larry West lrvtn Vlr'11SOl'l Joe Shell FOOTBALL 1953 190 lbs 150 lbs 150 lbs 150 lbs 180 lbs 140 lbs 135 lbs 145 lbs 170 lbs 160 lbs 140 lbs 160 lbs 155 lbs 130 lbs 135 lbs 170 lbs 168 lbs 200 lbs The frrst game of the season was a non league game aga1nst very tough ODDOSIIIOH The Cru1sers gave GIOVCCIIY a very rough battle before grvrng way 26 13 The Cru1sers then made a tr1p to Canal Wm chester comtng home w1th an easy VICIOIY 32 0 Groveport was then host toHam1lton the league cham prons who had a very good team Groveport held the Rangers scoreless 1n the f1rst half but Ham1lton came back rn the last half to beat theCru1sers 20 0 Then the Dublrn Shamrocks came to Groveport and gave us a good battle rn the frrst perrod but the Cru1sers came back strong 1n the last half to wm by 27 9 The Mlfflln Cowpunchers last rn the league held therr own 1n the f1rst half but the Cru1sers agarn came back frghtrng rn the second half w1nn1ng by 22 O Reynoldsburg s Rarders were QIVCU one of therr tough est games of the year by Groveport The Rarders were holdmg on to a seven pornt lead the entrre game but late 1n the last quarter B111 McClure went over for aTD The po1nt after touchdown was mtssed mak mg the f1nal score 7 6 The Crursers went on a scortng spree to w1n for therr Dads beattng a bew1ldered New Albany team 46 0 The last game of the year Groveport s l-lomecomrng, found the Crursers ready to avenge last year s loss to Gahanua The Groveport boys came through 1n f1ne style Wlth a 49 0 wm B111 McClure crossed the goal l1ne four trmes 1n th1s game and Del Norrts got three touchdowns Groveport s f1ve won two lost league record was the best rn qurte a few years Thad Hall was very proud of h1s team thrs year Before the ftrst game of the year Groveport lost the servrces of a very frne guard two hundred pound Joe Shell who broke hlS leg 1n practrce Better luck next year Joe Groveport was honored by havrng the two top scorers rn the County League B111 McClure Mr Touch down of the d1str1ct came through w1th 72 pornts Del Norrrs runner up 1n scormg made 70 pornts Groveport placed Drck Behrens Mrckey Paol1n1 and B111 Sternmetz on the All County Honorable Mentron 11st Ronnte Ball 190 pound tackle for the Cru1sers was voted Outstandrng Sophomore of the year Del Norrrs B111 McClure and Bob Rrpley were elected to the All County team Ullth Rrpley berng unanrmously chosen captarn of the defensrve team B111 McClure and Del Norrts co captarn for the 1953 season led thexr teammates through a rugged season emergrng Wllh the best record SIDCC 1944 Everyone at Groveport was proud of thrs year s foot ball team not only because of thetr wrnnmg record but because of the good sportsmanshrp drsplayed throughout the season 63 ' . 6' 2 ' 175 lbs. 6' 1 . 5' 10 ' . 5' 11 ' . 5' 5 ' 207 lbs. 5' 7 . 5' 11 . 5' 6 . 5' 6 ' . 5' 8' ' . 5' 10 130 lbs. 5' 10 ' f' ' ' 145 lbs. 5' 9 ' . 5' 10 ' . 5' 9 ' ' . 5' 8 . 5' 11 . 5' 7 . 5' 7 . 5' 10 ' ' . 5' 8 . 5' 7 iifuf W? i ..:..L 72 J filf ' . 911 'I r Qin X .. ,,..,. ig, I ,-, ' 9, , H 3W '? 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I I Row 1 Left to rxght Chuck Storts Mgr Delmer Norrxs Dale Trenary Don McKee hm Malmstrom Seth Dlldme Eddle W11l1s Mgr Row2 Mr Stout Mlckey Paohm hm Stokes Lloyd Thompson Don Bowman Mgr VARSITY BASKETBALL Groveport started the 1953 54 season off strong by w1nn1ng the1r frrst two games In the th1rd game they dropped a close dec1s1on to Gahanna 48 45 As the season progressed the Cru1sers faced a strong Dublrn team who match ed our record of three w1ns and two losses Groveport f1na11y won out 1n the last three mmutes thanks to Don McKee's hook and Jump shots Mxdway through the season the team lost one of the1r sparkplugs Bob R1pley due to the age l1m1t One of the most thr1111ng games of the season was when Grove port faced M1ffl1n 1n the Cowpuncher's gym The score changed hands through score Thrs 90po1nt scormg spree set a new Frankhn County scor1ng record for a s1ngle game The Cru1sers f1n1shed the regular season w1th a record of n1ne w1ns and e1ght losses Groveport was well represented on the All County team Don McKee and Del Norrrs won pos1t1ons on the f1rst team and .hm Malmstrom B111 McClure and Bob R1pley rece1ved Honorable Ment1on Groveport's Don McKee set a new record 1n scor1ng for the Franklm County League w1th a total of 319 pomts Coach Roy Stout drew a scrappy Mlfflln team as our oppos1t1on 1n the f1rst tournament game The Cru1sers won out after a thr1l11ng game by a score of 63 48 Jlm Stokes kept M1ff11n s defense wxde open by scor1ng 16 pomts on long set shots In the1r second tournament game Groveport met Gahanna one of thc1r arch r1va1s Groveport led at the half but Gahanna came back 1n the last 50 seconds to upset the Cru1sers 57 54 Groveport met Canal W1nchester for the Consolat1on Champ1onsh1p but bowed out to the 1nd1ans 1n the1r last game The sp1rxt and good sportsmanshlp dxsplayed by Groveport's team was ad m1red by everyone who was present at both the1r home and away games 67 out the game, but the Cruisers finally came out on the long end of a 90-84 - I u . o . 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Q? s.J ',1 M: , M Q M -hw ' ..m 3-Q Sn? 3 WC! ll .nu r M-,1,m,.,,i,n5 Row 1 Left to Rxght Chuck Storts J1m Downey Fred Klemhne Ronnxe Caldwell Ronme Ball Jerry Roof Elwood Morgan Edd1eW1111s Row 2 Don Bowman Larry Bledleman Norman Ramey Paul Glendemng Charlre Trenary Gene McClure Mr Hall RESERVE BASKETBALL losses record The Reserve boys got a lot of good experlence that w111 help them a lot next year on the Vars1ty Freshman Jerry Roof engoyed avery good season th1s year, but he m1ssed a few games because ofa cracked knee He came back strong after h1s 1nJury to help out the team The Reserves m1ssed out on the County Reserve Champronshrp by only one loss Th1s 1nd1cates the next year's Varslty w111 be very tough oppos1t1on for any of the Frankhn County teams The boys scored an average ofth1rty f1ve po1nts per game 1n the prehmm ary events thls season 70 Thad Ha11's Little Cruisers enjoyed a good season with a ten wins, seven Row 1 Left to R1ght hm Downey Tom Vance Paul Zarbaugh Ronnxe Ball hm Malmstrom Ronnre Caldwell Fred Klemlxne B111 McClure Row 2 Joe Shell Wayne Cunmngham Larry Bredleman Bob Shannon Frank Coey Row 3 Argyle Reed hm Campbell Mr Stout Dan Glenn Joe lehner TRACK rnores Although the team was not very act1ve the younger boys gamed a lot of expenence that wxll make for a better track team ln the future Grove port's team was a part1c1pant rn the Franklm County Track Meet held th1s year at Otterbem Un1vers1ty There were only three Sen1ors who earned a letter th1s year xn track B111 McClure won h1s fourth letter Paul Zarbaugh hrs thlrd and J1m Malmstrom, who Jomed the team th1s year h1s f1rst 71 The 1954 track team was composed of a majority of Freshmen and Sopho- K A-ng .J Row 1 Left to Rrght Jim Malmstrom Jerry Goodyear Lloyd Thompson Joe Goodyear B111 McClure M1ckey Pao 11n1 Delmer Norr1s Dale Trenary Row2 Eddxe Haaf Mgr Fred Morgan Elwood Morgan Joe Shell Bob Skeen hm Stokes Lee Smrth hm Downey Tom Vance Mgr Row 3 Mr Hall Ronnie Taylor Kermxt Rohr Jerry Roof BASEBALL Coach Hall was well pleased w1th th1s year'sbaseball team Although w1n n1ng only four games out of ten, the team ga1ned a lot of valuable exper1ence and they were an 1mportant factor 1n the Franklm County League stand1ngs After w1nn1ng the1r f1rst game, Groveport lost the1r number one pltcher Don McKee who suffered a back 1nJury Del Norr1s and Rock Taylor then took over the pltchmg dut1es and d1d a f1ne Job An example of the ent1re season's play was seen at the Ham1lton game, played at Lockbourne A1r Force Base Groveport was lead1ng by four runs go1ng 1nto the seventh and fmal 1nn1ng. Then two h1ts by Ham1lton and two errors by Groveport put the game 1nto extra inmngs. After playmg f1ve extra mmngs of scoreless baseball,Hamilton squeezed a run over to wm the game. B111 McClure and Del Norr1s were voted to pos1t1ons ofpltcher and catcher, respectwely, on the All-County team. 72 ' 1 I N I , 1 A f 55, . g A f 4 1 , 7 K 4 , .E Q 1 1 ,V ,L 2 ,3 I V: Vg Q, J 'ly F V' , 3 My X3 ,. X., ,' V 4.1 1 1 XIX, ,J K ,K f 4 3 1 ' af f A , ' , A 1 A A 1, 1 , ll , . I rl, M' n XXV h . A - N A S f, , , gr rr, 1 A , 1 . A 1 , ' , ,,...1,,.. y 'X , gy, 1 r X ' , 1 2 1 1 V VV I I! . tl' t f, 1 2 ' Q 1 A ' ' e F A , A .N assi. I l B 114 1 ' H 2 1- VIA , , N ' ' , - A. 1 . M., -11m..Q,. u l 1 p 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - I 1 -I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 I I I . Row 1 Left to Rlght Mr Stout hm Downey Loyd Thompson B111 Sternmetz Joe Goodyear Delmer Norrls Jerry Goodyear Edd1eW1ll1s Chuck Storts Bob W11l1ams Mr Hall Row2 Wayne Cunnlngham Paul Zarbaugh Seth Trenary Don McKee Ronme Ball Jlm Malmstrom Larry West Jack Osborne BAA The Boy's Ath1et1c Assoc1at1on 1S a club that all boys who are act1ve 1n sports and have earned a varslty letter are members of The only act1v1ty the club had th1s year was the sellmg of Groveport Cru1ser sweatshlrts 73 Dildine, lionnieTaylor,'Don Bowman: Charlie Trenary, Mickey Paolinl, Irvin Wilson. Row 3,1 Dick Behrens: Dale o o o . . . . , . . . V , . . . I ' ' gg SPORTS AT RANDOM . . . LJ P1 C00 'sm 9 X Y Q ' ' 1 A P Y Xb 'A e PT '-ff' I lf uv 'ff fx x ' 5 1.1 FE Liv WNW I , ' ...-v N' V 13.1 5 5 Nl A M. A 2- '- J QQ My A Q ., gill' 'LA W6 as A 4-V I , V iwff 2 . km 45 ,. , 2 -Mk, , Y' , ,Q iff , gg! ',. Q THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET 1954 . . . AND A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL. dTh Qing, J f ' 'XIX ' x X Q1-is This is your life--Bi11McC1 4 O0 Ji, Q9 H N4 Q Q +117 -' E 1' V, ' 7 5 . ' I all 41+ , M ff- W g , 4 :am z, , ,A f , ,YJ 53' x - i I :L ,i 1 Jnllg I Q e Q if 545 1 4 K SUP' - I if K 5.1-3 Q- l X Il F n, ,rr K ' . ,ISSN Q' ' ill Steinmetz receiving his diploma Patsy Lerch receiving her diploma Parents and friends congratulating the graduates xv. I, nm sr , f - ff , 15: , 'gr y' '+ f X fin T' MM , .JI ' ima, Q , Y W 1 W g 'QQ H J . V-'1 'Lf'f'1-ww 1 H A WJ rw xi Q ., 'N M 4 Q L Q' 2 wg? , . ,. -1 A f W 'gf A 5 ' '5'5? 'f'w4I' , 1 , . ' ...W Q-. ' -'f i ZH 'VQV , A ' R N F ' T W , 4135 'ii in Q ,- 1 51 .-'A 'ah ? an 1 . as v h - Nm. ns...-45... ,QI Wg ' f' f af 1 'ba i 1 Y I 5. is 3: EA 5 1 gf! Y Q' i A JF I 3, ' , i 1 1 'f Y r M , I xii v',- it 1 '-... I mil i Mai 4 Hurry, it's time for lunch! an-mzfl Anyone for tennis? X as'- '3 V5 8 ,L 'r 3 3, k Q-igflrwpwi A Junie at the Band Picnic N'-ich he Camera fiends Our Sophomore picnic at Hempy's The Sophomore Chorus girls. Mr. Mi11er's homeroom. Buddies Cleaning up the homeroom ' My V I Professional bus washers Vqslw Nj? The red stocking crew The F.F.A. boys in St. Louis 1 it Put that mustache on straight Bob and Nancy's big scene A 11 dressed up for pictures wi' 'Q' ,I 'T' Senior Business girls look for a job -s i .F 3 i 5 4 u r Q we f The big moment before curtain time 7999! Q ' 1 fit' C' ' ,ff ,s- . , ww, rf ' v -A2 ' Q9 if ., v p'i v I Q I5 :I :wg 4' if s '1 9 . 'np'I'i1 - Q, :,s ,QQ ., 7.1 5 ,, 4 Q.. ,4-n--v-lr- H .. - 5 ' 'Q U' ,a Z' ,P . ' g - 1 of 'Y J' 5 4 ' ' ' it 'J , fr ' t .Hi I fb -1 0 M. ,-. O F' 'J' cv 'Ti I Ib xx. w 1 Ki Y 1 'J V ?' 1, ...s 1 'rl X Wise, ' I 3 , N.. ' . .L . , 'fi 4 4, 9 'hia- BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Neil Miller, Jake Rohr, Harold Klamfoth, Walter Koebel, Don Hart, Bill Kinsel. I.. yw-Q? R -- rr ,Q ra r gs COOKS Left to Right: Mrs. Lester Helber, Mrs. Robert Rohr, Mrs. Gerald Bur- goon, Mrs. Paul Buchman. Www.: JANITORS Left to Right: Dave Sawyier, Gideon Lambert, Orin Breckenridge. PATRONS Buchman s Barber Shop Winchester Canning Company Luther Rarey Roy Palmer Mr 8- Mrs Mr 8- Mrs 8.Mrs E G Hazlett 8m Mrs 8 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 8g Mrs Harley Judy Walter Osborne Walter Bohl Stephen McCllsh John Ferguson J O Representative Ken Lewis Box 386 Columbus 16 Ohio FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS S E N Smce 1897 YEARBOOKS AWARDS 7 86 ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' Mr. Sr Mrs. Wilson Richardson Mr. 81 Mrs. Delmer Norris Mr. . . . Mr. . 5 FRANKLIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU GROVEPORT oHlo Feed Seed Fence Cockshutt and Fertlll er Machlnery FR 7 3307 FR 7 3264 Pleaslng You Pleases Us GROVEPORT JEWELERS ZIMMERMAN S MEAL MART Watch Clock and Jewelry Rep alr 7 3403 home cooked food 81 ples PARKER SERVICE STATION Complzments o TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANTS Sohlo Gas and Oll Tlres nd Batteries 348 East Tgwn an Groveport Ohio FR 7 5795 Drlve In 2924 East Mom L A SNYDER and SON LEWIS AND VGORHIES Insurance Agency Florists Insurance that protects Cut Flowers Potted Plants Service that satlsfles C I W h FR 7 4065 Canal Wlnchester 'ma 'nc em' 7 4322 7 4275 7 3494 RUTHERFORD BODY sHoP I-AW 5 STORE DRIVE IN MARKET Complete Auto Rebulldlng Sm Painting On Route 33 Canal Winchester Ohio I-'fh0P0l'S FR 7 7856 Best Wzshes to the Class o 54 THE PEOPLE S BANK COMPANY Canal Winchester Ohio 1904 50 years 1954 Member of the F D I C Member Federal Reserve System 87 I I I . 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I - 1 - ' .. ' I 0 I . I . - Pau' a Helen Shade Donald and Jean Mllnk SHADE S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Early Amencan Inn Prlvate Parties Luncheons 8- Banquets MUNK S CORNER Canal w'nCI e5Ie OI '0 2686 Wlnchester Pike DO 3840 RUY FRIEND WINCHESTER MILLING COMPANY Parts Sales 8- Service Gram Coal Feed McCormack Farm Machinery FR 7 4333 I W h Cana mc esler Canal Winchester FR 7 4135 THE PEOPLE S STORE AND THE PEOPLE S LOCKER PLANT FR 74l69 Llthopolls Ohio Westinghouse Appliances Laundromat ancl Clothes Dryer MONJAR S BARBER R C A Televlslon SHOP Canal Winchester Ohlo FR 7 4362 FR 7 5381 Edith M Johnson Laroy A Pflaum COVVIPZLVYWYIIS 0 JoHNsoN s FURNITURE STORE JUHN SHISLER Flne Furniture Quality Appliances PGIGCE House Traders DeSoto Plymouth Groveport FR 7 53lO Canal Winchester Ohlo GROVEPORT LUMBER COMPANY Groveport FR 7 5369 CELLAR LUMBER COMPANY Canal Winchester FR 7 7747 89 9 HOLLEY'S VARIETY STORE Compliments of - . . ' f CONRAD S MARKET The Complete Food Market Canal Winchester Ohio For the Best Shop at These Two Fme Markets SMITH S HOME MARKET Quality Groceries Meat Frult Vegetables Groveport FR 7 5356 MEMBERS OF U S SUPER MARKETS INC COMPZWMS 0 oRovEPoRT LocKER Wholesale Prices Philco Gnd WGSTIHQIWUSC APPll c'5 Complete Processing For Home Lockers Groveport FR 7 5359 FR 7 5344 C0 'Pll 'e 'S 0 HUNTER HARDWARE SIMS FLORIST Frigidaire Maytag Tappan Sums Road Canal Winchester FR 7 4100 Groveport FR 7 3414 GULF SERVICE Body 81 Fender Shop Free Estimates Gasoline Oul On Accessories Groveport FR 7 5779 90 ' f B .nd K suPPu.Y Quality B..f at ' f Congratulations to the Class of '54 HARTMAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE Groveport FR 7-5700 C 'Pl e 'S 0 GROVEPORT CLEANERS BERT s BARBER SHOP We Operate Our Own Plant All Garments Insured Groveport Ohno FR 7 3148 Realtors HAROLD L TAYLOR 8: SON CASE NEW HOLLAND FERGUSON FARM IMPLEMENTS KEN REALTY COMPANY Groveport Canal Winchester FR 7 4176 Fountain Service Groceries an Groveporf Ohlo an When you re crulsung around And want a place fo lite Try flue Cruz Her lnn For a meal or a blte Feaiurmg Mrs Nafzger s Home Made Pres 91 ' f d . d Sundries F R 7-5782 Meats Complzments 0 S CLYDE E WILLIAMS Bulova 8. Elgln Watches Keepsake Diamonds Groceries Gas 0:1 Expen wok., Repair Groveporl ohm Canal Winchester FR 7 2605 K H Ackerman LyleE Ackerman GROVEPORT DRUG STORE Reliable Drug Service Reglstered Pharmactlsts Groveport FR 7 5704 REED Moron SALES WALTON 5 MARKET Ice Cream Canal Winchester FR 7 4181 Canal Winchester FR 7 4138 Congratulatzons rom BOLENBAUGH HARDWARE COMPANY Canal Winchester Ohio FR 7 4324 Complzments 0 THE WIGWAM MILLS RQADSIDE MARKET Dellcatessen and Catering Service Norma Znzke Canal Wmchester FR 7 4393 Congratulatzons to the Class o 54- THE OASIS RESTAURANT Groveport Ohio FR 7 5703 92 . f v John Deere Dealer Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables E f ' f . ff Complzments 0 GROVEPORT CREAMERY Fresh Daury Products Prop Harold Friend Phone FR 7 5382 Best Wzshes GROVEPORT I G A RICART FORD SALES SUPER MARKET 28 E Waterloo Street FR 7 3434 Frank and Ed Kindred Cana' wmchesier Ohm GOOD LUCK SENIORS We would like to wzsh the best o luck and much su ces to each semor grad uatmg wzth the class o 54 MR 81 MRS GEORGE DARFUS 81 SON Complzments 0 Compliments 0 E M JONES OAKES P TRAILER couRT an DI 4882 TRAILER SALES WILLOW RECREATION CENTER On Bixby Rd A mr from Rt 33 Dancing Every Saturday Night from 9 00 to 12 O0 wrt BUD PRESTON S RHYTHM RANGERS Compliments 0 STRAWSER s GROCERY BIRCH BARR TAVERN Groceries and Meats 1976 Wllllom Road 93 ' f c s ' - . . f , . Groveport, Ohio FR 7-5389 . f ' f d - I n . h . . ' f Today s Biggest Bargain IS Electrlc Service Complzments o OHIO MIDLAND CHEVROLET SALES LIGHT 8. POWER CO Canal Wlnchester Ohuo NEW 8- USED CARS AND TRU KS FOOTERS SEPTIC TANKS SEWERS C WRECKER SERVICE GAS 8- WATER LINES SEEP AGE BEDS Oh ExcAv.mNc G'oVepo 'O FR7535l C E Red Edwards 3600 Lmwood Avenue DI 4874 HERBERT Typewrnter Service 8- Supply 96 N 4th Street Columbus I5 Ohio SEA'-TEST MEAnowBRooK INN ICE CREAM Columbus Newest and Most Dxstlngulshed TELLING Ice CREAM co Resmm, and Ba, Johnny Flesch Mgr 245 E Town St Columbus Ohlo DO l228 4785 East Broad St Congratulations to the Class o 54 PICKERINGTON CREAMERY INC Manufacturers of MAYFLOWER The Gold n Flow Butter 94 ' f Congratulations to the Class of '54 I ' ' a al , . u . f, 9 a SCHULER S GREENHOUSE Florists Cut Flowers Potted Flo ers Floral Designers Canal Winchester FR 7 7973 Compliments o RALPH D MILLER eclallzlng In Well Built Modern Homes In Miller s New Addition F H A. Approved Gas City Water and Street Lights CASPERSON MARKET Groceries Meats Vegetables 3341 Winchester Plke Phone DO 0187 Compliments 0 MADISON TOWNSHIP FIREMEN OF GROVEPORT FR 7 5355 MOTZ COOK GRAIN CO Bruce Ohio FR 4-6143 STEPHENSON SOHIO Steve 115 S Hamilton Road DO 0123 HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTING GOODS Ev rythmg For E ery Sport 1824 N H WA 4711 Opp O S U Museum McCOLLISTER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Massey Harrl s Equipment Repair and Welding Phone 7 5334 Groveport Ohio PALSGROVE Manufacturing Company Canal Winchester FR 7 4080 PAM DRIVE IN French Fries Hamburgers Fountain Service An Carry Out Service Hamilton Rd and Mann St Compliments o AUNT JESS CR Z HER NN Compliments to the Class o 54 RONNIE COOK Sohro Distributor DO 5824 1343 Hamzlton Rd Co s 13 Ohio ' f 1 W S 1 . - ' f H e I U H Minneapolis - Moline Tractors , igh , ' , I I d . I, - f' OF . . . U ' ' I . l . - I 95 Compliments of MO0RE'S RESTAURANT Phone 7 4380 Pickerington Ohio Farms Homes Suburbans MILLER REAL ESTATE FR 7-432I Karl D Miller Broker Complzments 0 CLAUDE MILLS Poultry and Eggs FR 7 5329 Groveport Ohio Complzments to the Seniors rom THE GROVEPORT MOTHER S CLUB TOM CHRISTY General Repair Ford Automobiles and Tractors Sales and Service OHIO PENNANT KNITTING C0 486 Parsons All Wool School Sweaters Pennants 8. Emblems FA 8018 eclallzes In Stage Curtains Window Drapes 8. Cyclorumus I90I Fulton Road N W Canton 3 Ohio W S .Ianson Mgr Phone25679 .lanson s Airline Aluminum Track sets the standard THANKS The Class of 1954 would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who helped us publish this volume of the Mads and subscribers our yearbook could not possibly have been a success We would also like to acknowledge the assistance and co-operation of the faculty and admlmstra tlon The help of the underclassmen and alumni IS also gratefully appreciated Last but not least thanks to the Madlsonlan Staff and to the other members ofthe Senior Class who worked so hard to make their annual a success f Sp . . . sonian. Without the help of our advertisers 96 OX: WWW 734 Q8 fjiliw 'UHQMMEQ ff X MM W WV AN Wwwyw df' ,MW -K QQJLQW W M QLWQM wwf QWwf2g,'J53WW,.AfWfwv Q 1 fwywbww E 24. like fy Q4 WMM sa XWQMWKA Q0 it if MDLTQQXQX WV M' :Q s WPWQK if 'jim W fwwayamyg 1 QMWJ aff WL wipwwm Ya . JJQM N X23 .l Q PWw Za JWM V fi My ' M F. 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