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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

We the members of the Class of 1956 w1sh to ded1cate th1s the f1f teenth volume of the Mad1son1an to Mr Frankhn Mlller Mr Mxller has glven of h1s t1me and adv1ce to the Class of 1956 through themr four years teach1ng Vocat1onal Agmculture at Grove port for 18 years he has helped at all home football and basketball games He 1S the Fac ulty Advlsor to the Fu ture Farmer's of Amer 1ca and through th1s work he has brought much honor to the school We w1sh to extend to Mr Mlller the best of luck and success throughout the commg year MR FRANKLIN MILLER DEDICATION of high school. Besides TABLE OF CONTENTC Faculty Clas se s Sports Clubs Adve rt1seme nts Index 2 TTIE Pubhshed by The Semor Class Groveport Hlgh School Croveport Oh10 MADISONIAN 1956 3 wi! 3 I 9 J ,. +4-' ,Wh .fy V ' , V -,JQ5 .,y . ,A k ' by X! 1 A 1 ,. K x K s x K V N . X x x MADISUNIAN STAFF Ed1t0r Ass oclate Ed1tor Bus 1ne s s Managers L1te rary Edmtor C1rculat1on Managers Photography Ed1tors Sport Ed1tOTS Typ1sts Ronn1e Caldwell Nancy H1zer Chuck Storts Dennle Jones Sh1rley Graham Jo Ann M1lless Rosahe Donaldson Mary Lou Cheser Charles Andrews J1m Downey J1m Campbell Sue Osbourn Judy Turner Betty St1nson MADISONIAN REPORTERS Fre shman Sophomore -fJun1or Honor Soc1ety Student COunc11 F F A Trl H1 Y H1 Y Latm Club Serv1ce Club Band G A A Judy Eubank J1ll Preest Gene McClure Gary Throp Randy Worch Jerry Kalb Pam Petty Ronn1e Flowers Joyce Hecox Sally Jenk1ns Janet Ball Nora Queen Vocal EUHICC Herrmann The Jumor representatlve w1ll automat1cally become the ed1tor of the 1957 Mad1son1an F.H.A. l l i I . . .-...'Carole Van Gundy 4 11v was-Q CRUISER Throughout our four years of h1gh school we have been guxded and msp1red by the symbol for wh1chCru1ser stands Th1s gallant horse wh1ch could be tamed only by the k1nd hand of John S Rarey IS the sh1n1ng example of Rarey's motto K1ndness IS Power Th1s motto has gu1ded our steps down the path that has led to our gradua tlon and the f1ght1ng sp1r1t of Cru1ser has pre va1led over our athlet1c teams. We hope that th1S symbol w1ll cont1nue to be an 1nsp1rat1on to our future success. F OREWORD . :yi K - ,r W 1 ' in lf 'i' it 4 K 'X lsf Q. is 'iw' ' ,, K 6. .wx gmsthyr, L 7 it K ' E -. ' fl wr K -vlww 1 -5 Q Q, , , ,. 1 - 9 , I Read lt loud Hey! Look at this! FIRST DAZE Dur1ng the f1rst two weeks of school confus1on re1gns supreme The freshmen are runmng around askmg d1rect1ons and constantly get t1ng mto the wrong rooms The upper claesmen are busy meet1ng old fr1ends and gettmg settled 1n the1r new schedule The faculty 1S 1n a turmo1l try1ng to settle the students down from then' summer hangover and get the1r classes started After the f1rst harrowmg days however everyone accepts h1s new role and the school beg1ns to func t1on properly w1th everyone work1ng toward the same goal a h1gh school educat1on Studying? How about tha SEATED, Left to right: Becky Fow- ler. Sophomore attendant escorted by Ronnie Stanbaughg Twila Rohr, Queen escorted by Jim Campbellg Janice Graham, Freshman attendant escorted by Danny MershongSTAND- ING: Diane Hartman, Senior attend- ant escorted by Gene McC1ureg Lynn Redman, Junior attendant escorted by Bill Ingram. . , tix Q xl' 1 in ,ix . 6 A J. s testi S s.B,x 5, 4 ' 'L Kitt n 1 1 K W jim itil! I E I P 8 Q It .Lg 5' ' f FOOTBALL HOMECOMI G x kv 'L That s our Gal LYNN -nr-155' G, ,t., 7 ' , sh, Sh-1. Reigmng over the Dance AQ E QUEENTWILA . '-It lm' '17 Ng! .-av' .f w ' Left to Rlght Dtane Hartman Senlor attendant Beck Fowler Sophomore attendant Jantce Graham Freshman attendant and Lynn Redman Junror attendant neo uw M, si- F t 3, ' d KQV , X at I V QR x ,lc N - ,. x K , a , . A 2? t,tt M I 'ag ,Q T A A Llp:-1 N . f , nf maxkw .1 . . 4 f h 4 W 4 i, H ,L r t . N e 5 t t J Preparing for the ceremony JUNIGR PAPA WAS Edwin Porter . . Pearl Porter . . Hugh Porter . . . Raybon Porter . Cecil Porter . . I Q'- ,as . ui The Eternal Triangle The unapproving Miss Jonas Edd Porter . . . Aylene Porter . Jannette Porter Helen Ludlow . . Jeffery Cole . . Lucy Smith . . Jenny Smith . . Bride ...... Groom .... Miss Jonas . . ,u Decembe Q-an-Q o . 4 . Q a n a Q- a 1 a . . a .o a .fs lag we , CLASS PLAY A PREACHER 13,1955 ..BillKyser . . . .Betty Brown . . . . . . Mike Foley . . Dennis Nicholson . . . . Butch Miklos . . Doug Osbourne . . . Mary Flynn . . Lynn Redman . . Rita Bentley . . . Dean Jordan . . Dixie Compton . . . Cookie Kinsel . . Flora McClure . . Norbert Chausse . . . Bertha Pope mi 'N 2 I now Pronounce you man and wife 55 P 54 Love at last After the fight Jean Judy and Mary Lou pantomime the Christmas Alphabet T ALMOST TGMORROW The annual Gold D1gger's Dance which 15 sponsored by the F H A was held on December 12 The theme for this year's affair was s Almost Tomorrow Bud Preston and his band fur nished the mus1c for the sharp kids in their plaid shirts and levis The program consisted of solos by Ruth Ball Carol Mer1deth Betty Woods and a pantomime song by JeanMonJar Judy Turner and Mary Lou Chesher QQ: Betty sings Sixteen Tons Watching the Show Love is a Many Splendored Thing By Obby and Mary 12 ff' S f Q ff f ff' 5 f f 1 1 i .nv - L i F' X X? x i 5 1 f i 2 KL Q ' i L ' Q I Q 5 A Kes i '13 i ' 3 .Silo 1 .s,,R , s is 5 5 if Y ... , 2 ' . g s li., s v s YXEQ Left to Right: Iim Shannon, Judy Eubank, Dennis Nicholson, Betty Woods, Nancy Hizer Dave Mohr, Pam Petty, Irv Wilson, Joyce I-lecox, and Ronnie Flowers. BASKETBALL HGMECGMING ! E S I3 Y I I 1 ff f NNNNN NANCY Left to Rlght Pam Petty Sentor attendant Judy Eubank Freshman attendant Joyce Hecox Sophomore attendant and Betty Woods Iumor attendant is we-X 'Xl' '1 V A IlU 0UllT SEMI-FORMAL DANCE This dance, again sponsored by the F.H.A., was held on the night of March 23, 1956. In direct contrast to the Golddigger's Dance, this af- fair was strictlyadress-up concern. The music was furnished by Mr. Gillum and the high school dance band with Barbara Day as the voca- list. Throughout the evening the dance music was spiced by the play- ing ofthe Bunny Hop, Congo Line , and Novelty numbers. The program consisted of vocal solos by Carol Meredith, Barbara Miller, and Ruth Ball and the Lead Out where the F.H.A. officers, ad- visor, and club mothers and their escorts were presented. Barbara Day singing Because of You Hop! Hop! Hop! Dancing in the dark. SOCK I-IOP Gene Fullen and Company in- vaded the Cruiser gymnasium on the .iight of May 15, sponsored by the Junior Class of GroveportHigh School. Gene's Canteen, as it is called, consisted of Gene Fullen, emceeg Pizon, his side kickg hit recordsg gamesg andprizes. About 120 people enjoyed dancing and play- ing the games put on by the zany crew. The prizes consisted of shirts, bi1lfolds,and flashlights. In addition to the games and dancing, the two characters put on a real gone stage show. Thejokes were strictly corn, man, corn. Everybody had a good Step right up and get your prize! time and a lot of fun. Broken Arms? Cohesion Adhesion Butler Adam Throgg and the Master Rod- eric Gage discuss the haunted house. THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE SCARECROW CREEPS T0 the UOIYOI Of his frightened FCMUVCS and SCIVBUIS, Caught at last, Adam Throgg prepares to shoot the revengeful Roderic is strangled by the phantom Scarecrow. ghost of Roderic Gage. IID I8 The backstage crew of Gary Throp and Irv Wilson put the finishing touches onthe scenery . THE CAST ADAM THROGG--The Butler . . . . . MAU DIE HOBBS--The Maid .......... . RODERICK GAGE--Master of Gage Manor DR. KENNETH GAGE--His Nephew . . . . AUNT ZINNIA WASHINGTON--The Cook TRAILING ARBUTUS--Her Son . . . PERRY GAGE--Roderick's Nephew .... . MRS. ANNABELLE GAGE--Perry's Mother MISS AMELIA GAGE--Roderick's Cousin . . . NORMA GAGE--Her Niece ......... . ......DAVEMOHR MARY LOU CHESHER . RONALD CALDWELL . . . . EUGENE TOPE .JOYCE LEE MILLESS . . CHARLES STORTS . . DANNY CORDRAY . . . . . . PAMELA PETTY CAROLE VAN GUNDY . . . . . JUDY TURNER Under the persuasion of Roderic, Adam confesses his guilt. Adam tearfully relates the story of his misdeeds ER X, L XY in-PIIQ I9 PHYS. ED. NIGHT The combined boy's and girl's physical education classes put on a demonstration on the night of April 27, to show the parents and general public what the students learn in our phys. ed. program. Throughout the evening the spec- tators saw such things as girl's vol- leyball, basketball, and dancing, boy's volleyball, flashball, and tumbling and mixed badminton, shuf- fleboard, and the first, last, and only appearance of the Groveport Trot- ters. Through the air with the greatest of ease! Left Right Left! ' if ,, K gizgf.. K 'J' -A l ,N -11 .L W' I ' , ,....., N Roughnecks Watch your step! Dunk it, Trotter, Dunk it! Obb1e recelves h1s letter as an lnterested Mr M111er looks OH UD N... ATHLETIC BANQUET The Athlet1c Banquet wh1ch hon ors everyone who part1c1pated 1n s p o r t s 1 n hlgh school the band coaches and faculty was held on Apr1l 30 1n the new gym After the meal the Vars1ty Re serve and C Squad basketball letters were awarded Followmg th1s the band awards were g1ven To wmd up the evemng we heard a talk from Esko Sarklnnen the lxne coach at Ohlo State and v1ewed movles of the O S U M1ch1gan game wwf' 3 The hne forms at the rear' xr' L ol bi!!! . Jimi A 1' What a mob' Watch the b1rd1e' Esko Sarkmnen QIVBS h1s talk Z1 .-J Must be interesting! M. C., Mike Foley, waits to announce next number JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET ILONKNS PROVINCIAL HOUSE MAY 5 , 19 5 6 Leaving a memorable evening. MENU Fruit Cocktail Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes Succotash Combination Salad Relishes Fancy Saphire Rolls Milk Coffee Chocolate Almond Ball Smg ll Betty' Ummm' Good' Irv Eats h1S Consequence PROGRAM You Aren't Mme Anymore Betty Woods Vocal Solo Temptat1on Barbara M111er P1ano Solo Shop Talk Bertha Pope Ivory Tower NO Not Much Ann Straub Vocal Solo Sluts M C M1ke Foley Se1ect1ons Norbert Chausse rs Contented Ann vocallzes Ivory Tower 'v-f--vq,.--f 'X.-,... ,M--.,.,. 1 x 1-Q ' LM--V-hw. --'-+.f-.,'-frvw--....---.fav-..., ..,. M .CCN A... V.. W.. - ,N .,l-x. .Nw V . M. - ,-... M 1. -..., s . ...Y 43 ME Y in 1.,,,,.,..w- oV.,,.,W.,, .m,,1,T, , M m,.,,N,,,wWMW, ,N AML in L , N W WMM W K W W Mk M T 4 za, . N M U ,. - W .M W WM... me Wgwm My 5 L A W L A C, E THE SEVENTY FOURTH COMMENCEMENT A Comet 5010 bl' Bob Klfk On the mght of May Z1 1956 Grove port Mad1son H1gh School held 1ts Sev enty Fourth Annual Commencement ex erc1ses F1fty e1ght Sen1ors marched down the 31518 and recelved the1r d1 plomas The pr1nc1pal speaker of the evemng was Dr Hastmg Eells of Oh1o Wesleyan Umverslty Also on the pro gram was a vocal solo by Carol Mer1 deth a Cornet solo by Bob Klrk a con cert band number and the salutatory and Ronn1e Caldwell respectwely Baccalaureate Serv1ces were held on the precedmg mght Rev Colher of the Groveport Method1st Church gave the address The rest of the program 1ncluded vocal numbers by the G1rls Glee Club and the G1rls' Ensemble I i my 3 lm . I . - . . 1 1' 2 C, ' 7 v r - - - -- , H Uv 'tg' V Wg' A , . , . . C CQ byfl C T and valedictory speseches by Gary Throp K C 3 ga . ' 1 y Y ixti I so . , , . kyl i l , ' .:-. ' - . T E ' 4 Q The Girls' Ensemble Sings at Baccalaureate. 5 55 P . Eg 5 - ii ,xx S si Gary Throp gives the Salutatory address Ronnie Caldwell gives the Valedictory address Forrest Klamfoth gives Pam Petty her diploma 0 i C sm-gh. Workmen begin second story of new high school. The kitchen begins to shape up CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW Work begins on new cafeteria BUILDINGS Beginning in the fall the Harry E. Miller Construction Co. began work on the new area of the Grove- port Schools. The area will include twenty-six new classrooms for the high school and a new cafeteria which will seat about 450. The newhigh school lies adjacent to the east side of the gymnasium and the cafeteria is adjacent to the west side between the two existing buildings. Also being constructed is a breezeway between the cafeteria and the old building. U 2214 Vw 27 SIL' 'Q v '1s , . K 1, xi-w ia. ...-- x . sz ,, ,' . YQ is i vs B PRINCIPAL Mlss LUCINDA DOERbAM Teacher of IV1Hlh61T18IlCS Sc Ohm State Umversny Umversuy of M1ch1gan SUPERINTENDENT Mr ROBERT W McCRACKEN B A Ohm Wesleyan Umversxty M A School ofAdm1n1strat1on Oh1o State Umverslty Nh Jw Q all W...---4-QQ BOARD OF EDUCATION SITTING Left to nght Forest Klamfoth Presldent Ruby Zarbaugh Clerk Paul Grube M111ard Meloy STANDING Kester Eubank R W McCracken NOTPICTURED How ard Rarmer RUBY ZARBAUGH School Secretary and Clerk of the Board of Educatron WI QW ik. , , Sig? .W X I, .Q AQ . A . .-fn? ' , , ga L .i I I I N for I 'W' .n 'Q .Q Q. V , I A N 3 A -N iw L ,O 2. X XX F I, 4 xg . X W-.W X wwf - f N :JP I I 3 N 0 Q RNS .1 K x. ' . I -- ., N' ' I ' 'V ' I ' ' .. .,, I 1 1 3 1 I , I I . : , . . . : - . A 1 'Y - A . Mrs. DORIS DAVIS Teacher of Vocational Home Economics, B. Sc. Alabama College. Mr. LAWRENCE I. GILLUM Teacher of Instrumental Musicg B. Mus. Ed. Otter- bein Collegeg M. A. Ohio State Universityg Studied at Polytechnic Institute. Mrs. RUTH HAYES Teacher of Business Edu cation, B. Sc. State Uni versity of Iowa . 32 ,gg ras. MRS. CAROLYN IIESKIITT Teacher of Vocal Music B. Sc. Music Ed.g Ohio State University. MISS LILLIAN MELOY Teacher of Latin, English, and Dramatics Director. B.Sc. and M.A., Ohio State Univer- sity. MR. ANDREW MILLER Teacher of Speech, Health and Physical Education, Assis- tant Football and Basketball Coach. Coaches Junior High Baseball. B.A. Ohio Weslyan. fl fl v o 1 I .... n 1 - , X E 1 .XL X MR. LEWIS KECK Teacher of Industrial Arts Driver Education and Assistant Football Coach. B. Sc. Ottcrbein College, M. A. Ohio State Univer- sity. MR. lfl1ANKl.llXl MILLER Teacher of Vocational Agriculture. B. Sc.. M.A. Ohio State University. MRS GERALDINE MILLER Teacher of Enghsh and L1 brary Superv1sor B Sc Ohlo State Umverslty MR HERMAN THROP Teacher of Chemlstry Physlcs and Mathematlcs B Sc Ohro State Umverslty at MR ROY J STOUT Teacher of Health Physlcal Educatxon and Speech B Sc Cap1ta1Un1vers1ty Umverslty of Utah Ohro State Umversrty MRS MARGARET YOUNG Teacher of Physlcal Educa t1on Health Socxology and Psychology B Sc M A Ohlo State Umversity Capltal Umversxty P P 00:-I .mia COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Robert Rohr, Mrs. Lester Helber, Mrs. Elsie Graham, Mrs. Stephen McC1ish. i kvvyf, l 1 4 1 Z . it ' ' A K I A . A 2 MM BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Jake Rohr, Wally Martin, John McCollister, Harold Klamfoth. Bill Kinsel, Gail List NOT PICTURED: Walter Koebel. -L. U--L. . 'S N Um CUsToD1ANs shon. Left to right: Mrs. Gideon Lambert, Clarence Stevenson, Virgil Duna- hoo, David Sawyier, Gideon Larn- bert. NOT PICTURED: Daniellwlcr- 9 f r a ...Ai 7.1- QAM? tif SENIOR OFFICERS Left to Rxght B111 Ingram Presxdent B111 Steckman V1ce Presldem Irv Wxlson Treasurer and Chuck Storts Secretary SENIOR To beg1n our h1gh school career and dlrect us through the 'green' year we selected Sh1rley Bevel hymer Bemg e1ghty students strong we selected D1ane Hartman to repre sent our class 1n the Football Home com1ng Court. Under the leadersh1p of Ronn1e Caldwell, seventy f1ve sophomores brought the class treasury to Sl45.68. Judy Turner was chosen to represent our class 1n the queen's court J1m Downey gu1ded our class durmg our Jumor year. Under h1s gu1dance,we d1sp1ayed our theatr1ca1 talents by produc1ng the play ent1tled Beauty and the Beef . Ruth James was chosento be the Jumor attendant CLASS 1nthe football homecomlng To re present our class 1n the f1rst annual basketball homecommg we chose ROSIB Feucht Then, after years of f1nanc1a1 struggle, we were host to the sen1ors at the banquet at Ilonka's on Apr1l ZZ, 1955. After years ofwa1t1ng,we became sen1ors , and chose as our Presxdent, B111 Ingram. Tw1la Rohr was elected Football Queen, and the semor at tendantwas Dlana Hartman. As the second Basketball Queen, Nancy H1zer was chosen to be the lucky g1rl. Pam Petty was her semor at tendant. The semor play of th1s class was ent1tled, The Scarecrow Creeps. .f , CHARLES WALTON ANDREWS Charlre Boys Glee Club 4 Mad1son1an Staff4 Latrn Club 1 Hr Y 2 3 4 Beauty and the Beef RONALD D BALL Ronnre Boys Glee Club 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 Reserve Football 1 Varstty Football 2 3 4 Reserve Basketball 1 2 Varsrty Basket ball 3 Track 1 2 3 4 All County Teams 3 4 Vorce Assoc1ate Edrtor 3 Edrtor 4 Madrsonran Staff 1 2 Latrn Club 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 F F A 2 3 4 Stu t Advlsor 4 Escort 1n Basketball Queen s Court 3 Beauty and the Beef 3 Mrxed Ensemble 2 3 Student COUNCILS B A A 2 3 4 R323 QS' 'r-4351, RAYMOND JOSEPH ATKINS Tubs Reserve Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Track l,3,4g B.A.A. 3,4. JANET ROSALIE BA LL Janet Transferred from Amanda Hlgh 4 Grrls Glee Club 4 Band4 VOICE Staff 4 Madrsontan Staff 4 O M Compeutron 4 DOROTHY BLAIR Dotty Transferred from Vrrgrnra rn Freshman year F H A 2 A 1 2 '30 'F-2' as-x We '55, X 2 'Mr' DONALD BLANK 'Ns-...--f D011 19 rw Avy uv' New Us Reserve Football 1 Baseball 1 A12 JAMES ROBFRT C XMPBELL rm Reserve Football 1 Z Varsrty Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Madrsoman Staff 4 Latrn Club 1 H1 Y .Z 3 4 Treasurer 4 Escort rn Football Queen s Court A MARY IOU CHESHER Camrlle Grrls Glee Club 1 2 4 lvlrxed Chorus 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Vorce Staff 4 Madrsonran Staff 4 H1 Y 4 F lA A A 1 2 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 Malorette 4 Chapter Degree CF H A J 2 10 i unimag- 1'-ur RONALD F CAlDW ELL Ron Reserve Football 1 Z Vars1ty Football 3 4 keserve Basketball 1 2 Vars1ty Basketball 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Vorce Staff 3 4 Nladrsoruan Staff Z 3 4 Ldrtor 4 Class Presrdent Z Class Vrce Presrdent 3 I.at1n Club 1 2 Vrce Pres1dent2 H1 Y 'V 3 4 Secretary 3 Presrdent 4 Escort rn Basketball Queen s Court 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Secretary 4 Boys State 3 Beauty and the Beef 3 Basket ball Captarn 4 Servrce Club Executrve 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 34 Pres1dent4 BA A 234 F AXKLHN DEINO COIIY Frank Deserve Football 1 Varslty Foot 234 Track123 BA 2 3 4 f-unig sf 5125399 ff' C .. lk w , N il' -.tx , if 1 wiv T3 - f ' I w W, Q . 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'N' r ROBALII: DONIALDSUIN ROSIC Grrls Clee Club 1 3 4 All County Musrc 1 Madrsonran 4 l 1 A 1 l 3 4 Beauty and tre e 3 Lrbrarmn 1 3 4 E A Competrtton 4 ROqhlV1AlxY Fl:UC HT ROSIC Glrls Glee Club 1 3 4 Mued Chorus 3 Xll County Musrc 1 Class 'Secretary 3 Latrn Club T 1 1 F H f G A A 1 2 3 4 Basketball Queen s Court 3 Beauty and the Beef 3 Crrls Ensemble 4 O lvl E A Compeutron 4 .ak fw- if 'Eh' 8,1 RONALD FLOWERS Ronn1e Boys Glee Club 4 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Track 1 2 Madlsoman Staff 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Escort 1n Bas ketball Queen s Court 4 NANCY ROSA LIE HIZER Nanc G1rls Glee Club 1 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 1 3 Band 3 Orchestra 3 All County Muslc 1 3 VOICE Staff 4 Mad1son1an Staff 3 ASSOCIHIS Ed1tor 4 Latln Club 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Town and Country Branch Pres1dent 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Basketball Queen 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 M1xed Ensemble Student Counc1l 4 O M E A Competmon 4 41.3 SHIRLEY ANN GRAHAM Shlrls G1rls Glee Club 1 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 All County Mus1c 1 VOICE Staff 2 4 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Latln Club 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y 4 A 1 1 2 3 4 C 3 SEFVICC Club Execuuve 4 M1xed Ensemble 3 Student Counc1l 3 EUNICE LOUISE HERRMANN Herm G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 3 VOICE Staff 3 Lat1n Clu 12 T11 H1 Y234 GAA 1 2 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 Mtxed Ensemble 3 L1brar1an 2 O M E A Competmon 4 'f :Y 4-P DIANE MARIE HARTMAN G1rls Glee Club 1 2 M1xed Chorus 1 All County MUSIC 1 VOICE Staff4 Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 A G 1 2 Football Queen s Court 1 4 Club Execut1ve 4 L1brar1an WILLIAM B INGRAM B1 Reserve Football 2 3 Vars1ty Football 4 Track 3 4 Class Pres1dent 4 Student Counc1l 4 Latrn Club 1 Escort ln Football Queen s Court 4 B A A 4 5,- 'img-:IYX at I , fr ,Q 5 5, h A I f is A' g37 5 '95 Q ', , 1 ' - , ' ' ', , '- '- 5 ran. .1,2,3,51g .A.A. ,',:i,i, ' 5 F.H. . g G.A.A. , . , 5 firls' ' , 1 Beauty and the Beef 35 B.A.A. State 3g Beauty and the Beef Reserve Cheerleader 1g Service 3'4. g . . Q . Q . . ' 'g 1,2. . , 1 1 1 1 1 H H W .flu y H' ,Q 4' ': 1 ' 3: . . , s 9 9 , 1 I , 1 5 1 nf' DENNIS LEROY JONES Speclal Reserve Football 1 2 VHYSIIY Football 4 Madxsonxan Staff Beauty and the Beef 3 A A CHARLES FOSTER LAMBERT Slug Reserve Football 2 Varslty Foot b 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Y X .ff ROBERT A KIRK Klrk Band 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 All County MUSIC 1 2 3 4 Mad1son1an Vtce Pres1dent 3 4 Honor Socxety 4 Servtce Club Execu ttve 3 4 Student Counctl 3 4 FREDRICK KLEINLINE Blond Comet Vars1ty Football 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Varstty Basketball T ack 2 3 1 Y 4 F 3 4 B A A MAURICE WHITE MARTINDALE HLIIIIB Beaver Transferred from Walnut Htgh School 2, l.at1n Club 2, Dr1l1 Team 3 43 'rf -. !' ,gil Nw' e::Y tlc 3 , l . 9 -A ' y K 1 ' Staff3g'IFlilY'4g F.F.A.1,2,3,4, xg t . 5 . 4 'Q E - Q R X . , S . - I A X X , X X C 4 5 r 3 te E I X 5 A 4: g : B. . .4. ' s C A 3g r I Q H'- Q .F.A. b ly 1.2, , Q . . . 3.4. 13 an ,Q '- - f ' CAROL IEXN MERIDETH W lYlQ1CS 1 s Glee Club 34 Tr1 H1 3 4 1 1 Z 3 4 GIFIS Lnsemble 4 Chapter De ree QF H 5152 D AVID EUGENE MOHR Dave Reserve Football 2 Lat1n Club Lseort 4 Beauty and the Beef .inv- WN 1 AYWN-I IO XINX MILLESS Jody Q 1rls Glee Club Z Band 1 3 4 Orchestra 1 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Lat1n Club 1 'Z Tr1 H1 Y .234 GA A 1234 Secre ry 2 Pres1dent 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 Student COUHC11 4 ELWOOD PAUI MORGAN Obb1e Reserve Basketball 2 3 Varslty Tackl H1YZ4 'grins Yr'---'If Ns H gb 1 JOYCE LEE MILLESS ltwhorn Grs Gleetlubl Z B1ndl2 3 4 Orchestm 1 3 4 VICC Pres1 dent 4 All County MUSIC Z L 1nClubl Tr1 H1 Y 4 E 2 3 4 1 2 Secretary 3 lxlajorette 3 4 SSIVICC Club Executlve 4 Stu dent Counc1l 4 l1brar1an 1 Z B10 S1ster s Ort1an1zat1on 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 IEAN ANN MONJAR Jeame G1r1s GleeClub1 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Z 1 2 Beauty and the Beef 3 Maj orette 3 4 'ae 'Q ' Q3 4 -0 6 'av N N' J 1 'Q W 1 x 3 541' - 9 Y T ' 's ,,: il' in 1 E,3, 5 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A. 1. , ' ' , 5 ' L , ' - ' 3 Y Q, . .1 . .1 A , 3 . . . ,, 1, , , ta at' , 'QE '- '- ' g 14. , 5 1 1 H.A.u . Q G.A.A. . ,3,4. 1: Hi-Y 2: Basketball Queen BaSketba114g 11aSeb5.11'1,2,3g Latin Club 1, Tri-111-Y 4,' if ' 1' Q ' r 5 '- ' A, . H.A.-,3,4, G.A.A. , ,3,4g 'K 1 t -an Q 1 1 43 Q . 1 k al il, f ' K S rj . , - .L imnnf' WA LTER RICHARD MOTZ Dlck Lat1n Club 1 Beauty and the Bee 3 PAMELA ETHEl PETTY Pam Grrls Clee Club 1 Z Tr1 H1 Y 234 Secretary4 FHA 123 4 Treasurer 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Basketball Queen s Attendant 4 Chapter Degree CF H A J 3 L1brar1an 1 'Kga R 43,1 xl GRA HA M NICKOLAS NORRIS NICR Laun Club 1 H1 Y 3 NORMA SUE OSBORN Suzle Transferred from South Hugh School 1n Junlor year C1rls Glee Club 4 Band 3 Vorce Staff 4 Madrsoman Staff 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Vrce Presldent 4 GAA 34 Beautyandte Beef 3 Servlce Club EXECUIIVC 4 O M E A Compet1t1on 4 NORA BELLE QUEEN Nora M3d1SOH13U Staff 4, Lar1n Club 1,2, Tr1 H1 Y 3,4, G A A 1,2, 3,4, L1brar1an 3,4 45 .15 fwi WN R I IT Rf as .q '45 gre-'gum VLH TWU? bun' I NORMAN WAYNE RA MEY Norm Boys' Glee Club 1.2g Reserve Football 15 Varsity Football 3, 4g Reserve Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1,2g Latin Club lg Hi-Y 213,45 B.A.A. 3,4. TWILA MAE ROHR G1rls Glee Club 1 2 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 Band 1 2 All County Mus1c1 Tr1H1Y4 FHA 34 GAA 1234 ball Queen 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 Reserve Cheerleader 1 2 Vars1ty Cheerleader 4 JOSEPH LAWRENCE SHELL oe Football Captarn 4 Reserve Football 1 Vars1ty Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Track 1 2 3 All County Football 3 3. X- 3 WN, S X an PAUL JAMES RAREY Brg Bear Track 1 H1 Y 3 4 Football Head Manager 3 B A A 3 4 WILLIA M STECKMAN Beel Vorce Staff 2 4 Class Vrce Presldent 4 Latrn Club 1 'Qu' 41 Half li 45- 'rT. K- nfffc BETTY LOU KYSER STINSON Betty Grrls Glee Club 1 All County Muslc 1 Mad1son1an Staff4 H1 Y 2 3 1 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Servrce Club Executrve 4 Lrbrarran 3 4 GARY WADE THROP Brother Throp Volce Staff 3 Madlsonlan Staff 34 Lat1nClub1 H1 Y234 Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Student Councll 3 'vs ,,,,'b,pF'M --aug, K J JAMES HAROLD STOKES Speck Reserve Football 1 2 Varsxty Football 3 4 Reserve Basketball 1 Varsrty Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 GENE TOPE Dopey Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 Track 2 Latrn Club H1 Y 2 'IRR Wt Wir: f Ns X 11 CHARLES LDWARD STORTS Chuck Boys Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Madrsoman Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 Latrn Club 1 2 H Y 2 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 Drum Major 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 2 3 4 br r1an234 BA A 234 JUDITH ANN TURNER udy Mrxed Chorus 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Madrsoman Staff 4 Latrn Club F H A 4 Secretary 3 County Vxce Pres1dent4 C A A 1 2 3 4 Football Oueen s Court 2 Beauty and the Beef 3 VHYSIIY Cheerleader 4 Maj orette 1 2 3 4 Chapter Degree CF HA 1.3 Student Counc1l3 Nb-PX 0' iiylgyw . ..p w L f fav ig Ms- wily. CAROLE NNN VAN GUNDY Van Grundy Grrls Glee Club 1 2 4 Mrxed Chorusl Band 1 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 Orchestra 1 2 All County lvlus1c 1 Vorce Staff 2 3 4 lN13dlSOHl3U Staff4 Tr1 H1 3 4 G 1 2 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 3 Servrce Club 4 Chapter De gree CF H A J 2 LDWARD WILI IS Edd1e Latrn Club 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Bas ketball Manager 1 2 Q Ning? NM 1 Q 1 J. Kari, wg km, , .af LARRY WEST Larno Boys Glee Club 1 2 Reserve Football 1 Vars1ty Football 2 3 4 Reserve Basketball 1 Track 1 All County Football KHMJ 4 Y 2 3 B IRVIN EARI WILSON rv Boys Glee Club 2 Reserve Foot ball 1 Vars1ty Football 2 3 4 Track 1 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent4 Escort rn Basketball Queen s Court 4 Beauty and the Bccf 3 Servrce Club EXECUTIVE 4 ,Jig 'ly 7 Rs-f 'N-.1 ,af 18 'lip' xi sky-Mar WL, 5 -...H ROBERT ERNEST WILLIA M9 o Band 1 3 Orchestra 1 3 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Baseball 4 Track 1234 Lat1nClub13 H1 Y2 3 4 Football Manager 2 l1nrar1an 3 4 Cl YDL WISL Drno Boys Glee Club 4 Baseball 3 4 H1 Y 4 L1brar1an 4 'f1'.::7 M' X L f X fi , X X! X n H A H B H U HB bn K' 5 ' ' ' 9 '- 'L' H'i- 5 .A.A. 3 ' ,. F ' Y 2, , 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g .A.A. . N .A N A HI 4 n. H . or itz ,C Alvl 1 rim? A K My 1 Sky-4 Y 5 WI 'hy in-0 1 ? 13+ DONALD WOODS JAY RANDY WORCH ROSA LEE PETTIBONE Don Randy Rosa A 1 2 Reserve Football 1 2 Varsrty Gul s Glee Club 1 2 4 Mrxed Football 3 4 Reserve Basketball Chorus 1 2 Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 2 Baseball 4 Track 3 4 All A 1 2 G 1 2 County Football QHMQ4 Mad1 SSIVICC Club Executrve 4 soman Staff 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Es cort 1n Football Queen s Court 2 Football Captam 4 Student Councrl 4 NOT PICTURED WILLIAM SIMONS THOMAS STINSON CLASS COLOR CLASS FLOWER RED AND WHITE RED ROSES CLASS MoTTo OUT OF SCHOOL LIFE INTO LIFE'S SCHOOL 40 rdf! ff? I N f' L 'f X 1 Q so as I 1 . --fr Q k , to Q st ts L 5 gl Q. - L I I5 FF...,3,4. ,: ' 5 , ig , 3 - F.H. . I :3,4: .A.A.' ,I ,'3,4 Class Wrll We the class of 1956 betng undoubtedly the most exceptronal class ever to graduate from the quret halls of GroveportH1gh and berng too modest to enumerate greatly on our many talents and qualrtres have decrded to leave and bequeath a few of our exceptronal trarts to the classes whrch follow We are sure that they wtll be very happy w1th these grfts Frrst to the class of 57 we bequeath the wonderful feelrng of havtng absolutely no headaches or wornes from the Junror Sentor Banquet Second to the class of 58 we bequeath our memories of the wonderful days at Groveport dunng our htgh school years Thtrd to the Class of 59 we bequeath our abrltty to thrnk of a good excuse when we need one whtch rs prac trcally every day Fourth to the faculty we bequeath the golden stlence that w1ll rergn tn the halls of G I-I S when our vorces are no longer heard Charles Andrews bequeath my money for gasoline and trrps to Canal Wrnchester to Cookre Krnsel Joe Atklns bequeath my charlot to Ronnie Barley to add to hrs collectron Janet Ball bequeath my ltkrng for l-lamrlton Hrgh School to Carol Knapp Ronnre Ball bequeath my posrtton as outstandrng sophomore to Wally Martin Dorothy Blarr bequeath my posmon as Mrss Doersam s prrvate secretary to Flora McClure Ronnte Caldwell bequeath my abrlrty to hold offrces to Gene McClure Jrm Campbell bequeath my abrlrty to play football to Jack Carter Danny Cordray bequeath my way w1th women to Billy Leist Wayne Cunnrngham bequeath my football untform to anyone who rs b1g enough to f1ll rt Mary Lou Chesher bequeath my posrtron rn the purcusston sectron of the band to Marcra McGu1re Frank Coey bequeath my posttton as center on the football team to the one who can do the best Job Rosalre Donaldson bequeath my abtlrty to make and keep good frtends to Loretta Seymour Jrm Downey bequeath my posrtron as statrstrcs keeper to Gary Eubanks Norma Dozter bequeath my love for hrllbrlly records to Jrm Graham Rosle Feucht bequeath my abtlrty for lookrng porsed to Ronnte Cuthbert Ronnre Flowers bequeath my duals on my car to Drck Swonger Shrrley Graham bequeath my many troubles to anyone who rs stlly enough to want them Drane Hartman bequeath my popularrty to Frances Catn Eumce Herrmann bequeath my loyalty to church to Denny Nrcholson Nancy l-lrzer bequeath my abilrty for bemg late every Tuesday mornrng to Ph1l McWade Brll Ingram bequeath my abtlrty to frx locker doors to Louxe Compton Dennte Jones bequeath my khakr pants to Jantce Carruthers Bob Krrk bequeath my place in the State Contest to Johnny Brown Fred Klernlrne bequeath my beautrful blond locks to add to those of Mr Keck Maurtce Martmdale bequeath my art1st1c abrlrty to add to that of Don Grube Carol Merrdeth bequeath my beautrful vorce to Larry Dowler Jo Ann Mxlless bequeath my synchrontzed hrccoughs to Mr Alspach so he wtll know the trme of day Joyce Mtlless bequeath my serrousness to Jrm Ray Dave Mohr bequeath my love for all nrght poker partres to anyone who can wrn the t1tle of Poker Champron Ob Morgan bequeath my hot Ford to Walter Shannon Jean Momar bequeath my mayorette unrform to Bonme Reed Drck Motz bequeath my experrments to anyone who can stand them Nrck Norrrs bequeath my love for the Navy to Gary Davts Sue Osborne bequeath my typewrrter to next years annual staff Pamela Petty bequeath my love for Ltthopolts to Ronnte Stambaugh Nora Queen bequeath my Job as a school cashter to next year s lucky grrl Norman Ramey bequeath my love for older women to Denny Fout Paul Rarey bequeath my mck name as Btg Bear to someone who wants to try to defend tt Twrla Rohr bequeath my trtle as queen to any gtrl who can use lt to the best of her ab1l1ty Joe Shell bequeath my love for speed to Mr Throp B111 Steckman bequeath my love for a joke or a smtle to Leora Srmons Betty Stinson bequeath my posrtron as lrbrarran tn 7th period study hall to Mrke Brannon Jtm Stokes bequeath my all county rattng to Charlre Barrett Chuck Storts bequeath my pos1t1on as drum major to next year s lucky boy or grrl Gary Throp bequeath my Job at Rager s to Dolphy Ruff Gene Tope bequeath my dark curly harr to Jerry Myers Judy Turner bequeath my four years as a maJorette to Sally Ienkrns Carole Van Gundy bequeath my all county band posrtron to Jo Dtll Larry West bequeath my rugged physrque to Eddre Schleppr Bob Wtllrams bequeath my Job at the Groveport Creamery to my brother Eddte Wrllis bequeath my green Junk heap to Jerry Roof Irv1n Wtlson bequeath my Job as Class Treasurer to Reynold Worch Clyde Wrse bequeath my love for baseball to Freddre Morgan Don Woods bequeath my love for ammals to Anrta Raver Randy Worch bequeath my artrstrc abrlrty to Bertha Pope Rose Pettibone bequeath my yellow Mercury to Jack Ramrer B111 Srmons bequeath my love for my horse to Carolyn Balsrmo Tom Strnson bequeath my Job at Lockbourne to Norman Klamfoth 50 I, . ' . . . I, , ' . I' , . . . n L . . u L . ' . . . I' . , . . . I, ' , ' . 1' . ' . . . I, ' , . I, ' ' , ' . . I, Foster Lambert, bequeath my many hours of detention to Rich, who has just as many. L . ' . . I I' . ' . . , I' ' - . . . . . I I, . . I, ' , ' . L . . , . I 1, , ' . I' , . . . . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, , . I, ' . - ,, . ., . . I, , . . I, . . . . . . . . I' . , - . . . I, , ' ' ' ' ' . l, , ' ' . I, , ' . I, , ' ' . L 1 - .. . I I' , . . .- I, ' ' , ' , Bo. I, , . l . . I, . . ' . l I, ' , ' . I, , ' ' . I, , . . ' I' . . , . I I. ' . ' . 555,111 png I' ami JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rtght Norbert Chausse Vrce Presrdent Gene McClure Presrdent Betty Brown Secretary Denn1sN1c holson Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS The Jumor Class of thrs year started w1th seventy two members and elected the follow1ng students as off1cers Pres1dent Gene McClure Vrce Presrdent Norbert Chausse Secretary Betty Brown Treasurer Denn1s N1cho1son As the attendant to the queen s court for football Lynn Redman was selected She chose B111 Ingram as her escort Betty Woods was chosen as the attendant for the Basketball Homecomrng HerescortwasDenn1s Nrcholson The class had s1x members on the Student Councll They were Nancy Andrews Llnda Petty B111 Kyser Roger Klamfoth Lynn Redman elected Secretary and Gene c Clure elected V1ce Presrdent Our Class Play was entrtled Papa was a Preacher ltwas pre sented on the mght of December 13 In order to gam more money for the Junror Sen1or Banquet we staged a pen sets project Fmally after three years of struggle we entertenned the Semors at the llonda's Prov1nc1a1House on May the f1fth BOB ALDRIDGE NANCY ANDREWS RONNIE BAILEY CHARLIE BARRETT JACK BEGGROW RITA BENTLEY MARGIE BERRY NANCY BORING MIKE BRANNON BETTY BROWN BETTY BRYAN JANICE CARRUTHERS JACK CARTER NORBERT CHAUSSE DIXIE COMPTON HUGH COMPTON GARY DAVIS HM DIETZ HELEN ELFRINK DOTTY FANNIN RODGER FEATHERSTONE PAUL FLOYD MIKE FOLEY MARY FLYNN ARLENE GLENN BARBARA GROVES DON GRUBE JUDY HIGGINS BARBARA HORN NORMA HYSELL KAY JAMES DEAN JORDON COOKIE KINSEL RODGER KLA MFOTH 2 52 it if all 1 'wr Q-485 'P x N ' 4? -S5 rss vs- f-'K I 13 CAROL KNA PP DICK KRANER WALER KUHLWEIN BILL KYSER ANDREA LA MBERT FLORA MCCLURE GENE MCCLURE BUTCH MIKLOS BARBARA MILLER FRED MORGAN RITA MURRAY DENNIE NICHOLSON DOUG OSBORN CLAUDE PENNINGTON LINDA PETTY BERTHA POPE JACK RAINIER DON RAREY .UM RAY LYNN REDMAN FORREST RICKLEY JERRY ROOF RUSSELL SCHOLL WALTER SHANNON BOB SKEEN DAVE SPENCE DAN STORTS ANN STRAUB DICK SWONGER GARY WEST BILL WILBURN WILBUR WOLLERMAN BETTY WOODS CHUCK ZARBAUGH NOT PICTURED PHIL MCWADE RUTH JAMES '1 P' SOPHCMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right 1111 Preest Secretary Jerry Kalb Vice President Reynold Werch Treasurer Jim Ballard President SOPHOIVIORE CLASS The Class of 58 began the year with an enrollment of seventy nine students In September we held our first class meeting in order to elect our class officers for the coming year The following people were elected President Jim Ballard Vice President Jerry Kalb Secretary Jill Preest Treasurer Reynold Worch In our home rooms we also elected the following members to be our re- presentatives onthe Student Council: Ida Francisco, Marcia McGuire, Jill Preest, and Annabelle Seabolt, who was elected as treasurer. In Gctober we met to elect our representative inthe football Queen s Court and we elected Becky Fowler Becky chose Ronnie Stanbaugh as her escort Also in the fall we had charge of the Refreshment stand at the Rosary football game and netted a good pro fit for our Treasury As attendant in the Basketball Homecoming Queen's Courtwe chose Joyce Hecox who was escorted by Ronnie Flowers. Our biggest money making pro- ject of the year was a Spaghetti Din- ner which was held in the Spring. CHARLENE ACKER RUTH BALL IIM BALLARD CAROLYN BALSIMO BARBARA BERRY JAN BEERY BEN BOHL RICH BOLIN JOHN BROWN DICK CAMPBELL BA RBARA CARPENTER KAY CLARK WESLEY CROSBY RONNIE CUTHBERT SUE DAVIS JOHN DAVY BARBARA DAY JO DILL PHIL DILL SHIRLEY DINK DONNA DOZIER MARY DRURY JANET ELFRINK GARY EUBANK BOB FLOWERS BECKY FOWLER IDA FRANCISCO JULIE FRENCH MARLAN FRIEND SUSAN GEORGE JIM GRAHAM JANET HALL RODGER HAMMOND JOYCE HECOX LARRY HELBER KATHY HESSLER RONNIE HERDMAN ROSALIE HILL SALLY JENKINS LEON JORDON fy 'H a If QQ X-:r ssl? If IVE 6 Soi 'Nw iw 1, W x 'sv' l S ffg II ik I wh Ev I 1 IERRY KALB PEGGY KNAPP SYLVIA LEONARD MARY JANE MCCOLLISTER MARCIA MCGUIRE EVA MCSWEENY NANCY MILLER JUNIOR MINCH TOM MOHR PAT MONJAR GARRETT MORRISON NEIL MOTTS PAT MYERS PAT NEWBERRY DAVE ORTMAN DAVE OSTRANDER SHIRLEY PALM .IILL PREEST DIANE RAY BONNIE REED LUTHER RUFF PENNY SARBER PAUL SAUR CAROL SCHLAEGEL THELMA SCHLEPPI ANNABELLE SEABOLT ROSETTA SHELL HARVEY SIMONS GENE SKEEN RODGER SNYDER JIM SPENCE RONNIE STANBAUGH MARTHA STERLING CHALMER WILLIAMS STANLEY WILSON CARL WISE REYNOLD WORCH DON ZARBAUGH NOT PICTURED LARRY DOWLER FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rlght Frances Cam Vrce Pres1dem Jamce Graham Presrdent Allen Raduege Treasurer and Rlch Lam bert Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS We started the year wmth 89 Fresh man but th1s number later decreased to 86 Soon after school started we elected class off1cers whrch are as follows PTCS1d6Ht Jamce Graham Vrce Presldent Frances Cam Secretary Rrchard Lambert Treasurer Allan Raduege Also at the beg1nn1ng of the year we elected the followrng students as Student Counc 11 Representat1ves from our home rooms Phylhs Vance Gretta Moore and Beeman Burgoon For the Football I-Iomecommg we elected Jamce Graham to represent us 1n the Queen s Court Jamce was escorted by Dan Mershon The Freshman Class had the re freshment stand at the Gahanna Groveport game and the profrt made at th1s stand was used to bu1ld up our treasury Our class chose Judy Eubank to represent us rn the Basketball Home comrng Queen s Court Her escort was Jrm Shannon Throughout the year the Fresh man class was Well represented on the honor roll M Q I 1 , ,q, Q? 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KAY ALLISON LEOTA ARLEDGE PAT BAILEY GARY BEGGROW RODGER BERNTHOLD LINDA BROBST BEEMAN BURGOON FRANCES CAIN JON CAMPBELL LOUEY COMPTON JUDY CONRAD BILL CRANE BETTY CROSBY WAYNE CUTHBERT GENE EASCHLAGER OTTO EMMERS JUDY EUBANK GLENN FEATHERSTONE CHRIS FEUCHT CORAL FEUCHT IANET FLOYD DENNIE FOUT PHYLLIS GARRETT CHARLES GOBLE IANICE GRAHAM KARL GRUBE DOROTHY HANNON IO ANN HARTER JUDY HELSEL BOB HYSEL THOMAS IRWIN CAROL KING NORMAN KLAMFOTH D KRUPIC RICHARD LA MBERT ROSALIND LAUT BILL LEIST WALLEY MARTIN JACKIE MASTERS GARY MCCLISH PEGGY MELVILLE DAN MERSHON PRUDY MINOR JUDY MOHR GRETTA MOORE WARREN MOTTS SUSIE MURPHY WALTER NORRIS JULIE NORTH ERIC NYROP ALLAN RADUEGE JOE RAINIER ART RAREY ANITA RAVER BARBARA RAVER DON RHINESMITH JACKIE ROOT JACK ROWE KEN RUTHERFORD EDDIE SCHLEPPI KARL SEYMOUR LORETTA SEYMOUR JIM SHANNON LEORA SIMONS RAY SIMONS MARLYN SKEEN PHYLLIS STARCHER RONNIE STICKEL CECIL STORTS GENEVA STRATTON JA MES THORI JANICE THRALL LINDA TURNER PHYLLIS VANCE LA RRY WEA THERIN GT ON VERNA WILBURN CARL YOUNG MIKE ZITZKE ELVA WELCH NOT PICTURED: Joe Arrick Dave Ball, Sharon Bodkins, Bill Freeborn, Jerry Myers, Jim Woods. ! fl! f 1 I 'F' ' ? S4 nedn959 E' ' . 1 1 n ,NA r gy l 4 fr f ' r. . , M y, .1 at - I ROW 1, left to right: Reynold Worch, David Ball, Ronnie Bailey, Mike Zitzke, Dan Mershon, Chuck Goble, Gary McClish, Allan Raduege, Jim Woods. Beeman Burgoon, Chris Feucht, Ray Simons, Stan- ley Wilson. ROW 2: Frank Coey, Jim Stokes. Randy Worch, l.arryWest, Joe Atkins, Dennie Jones, Irvin Wilson, Wayne Cunningham, Joe Shell, Ron Caldwell. ROW 3: Mr. Hall, Mike Foley, Hugh Compton, Bob Skeen, Jerry Roof, Gene McClure, Mike Brannon, Gary Kurucz, lack Rainier, Gary Davis, Bob Aldridge, Fred Morgan, Charlie Barret, Mr. Miller. ROW 4: Mr. Alspach, Dave Ostrander, Don Zarbaugh, Ronnie Cuthbert, Tom Mohr, Gary Eubanks,Jim Ballard, Gene Skeen, Mr. Peters, Mr. Keck. FOOTBALL The 1955 Football Season opened with the usual preview games which took place at Hamilton Twp., Sep- tember 10. This night saw Grove- port going against its greatest rival, Canal Winchester. The Cruisers had little trouble in downing the Indians, 14-O. We opened the league season a- gainst Dublin on our own field. All the boys looked good that night as they rambled over Dublin to their first league victory, 54-0. Reynoldsburg then played host to the Cruisers on their own Home- coming. The Raiders had not lost a Homecoming game in seven years. But the Cruisers broke that string at seven by winning a tough 7-6 ball game whichwas played on a very wet and muddy field due to the rain on the two previous days and throughout the game. The coaches and team want to thank the fans who braved the ele- ments to support the team. They were very grateful for their support. Rosary made the journey to Grove- port, where the Cruisers were the underdogs at the start of that game. The final score showed a convincing Groveport win, Z0-14. Left to right: Mr. William Alspach, Mr. Thad Hall, Mr. Robert Peters, Mr. Andrew Miller, Mr. Lewis Keck. Groveport suffered 1ts f1rst de feat of the season at the hands of Gahanna Groveport drew f1rst blood but was unable to score after that and lost the game 7 34 Aga1nwef1nd the Cru1sers br1ng mg home the bacon 1n a Z0 16 w1n overHam1lton Twp 1n a fa1rly close game The followlng week found the Cru1sers ready for the New Albany eleven As th1s was Groveport's Homecommg the boys w1shed to make th1S a very successful game for Queen Twlla We d1d th1s 1n a n1p and tuck battle thefmal score showed seven pO1nt marg1n 26 19 We were then the guests of the Red Dev1ls ofMar1on Frankhn Th1s game proved to be the hardest fought Groveportsuffereda 14 l3loss when an all 1mportant extra po1ntwas ruled no good Groveport then traveled to M1ffl1n as the underdogs but had the determxnatmn and stamma to really overpower the Cowpunchers w1th a very convxnclng 62 7 WIH Every body IH umform saw act1on that n1ght The last football game of the year gave Groveport the edge as they were on the1r own f1eld The Groveport eleven played host to the Canal Wlnchester team Groveport Cruzsers downed the lndlans 28 IZ thus completmg a very successful season Randy Worch makes an end sweep dunng the Canal Wmchester game Columbus Dzspatch photo CHEERLEADERS Left to Rlght' Nancy Bormg, Twlla Rohr, Peggy Knapp, Judy H1gg1l'lS, Carol Knapp , ' . 'I , ' a , ' . and most exciting game of the season. - I P ' v B111 Ingram Guard Tackle 5 Fred Kle1nl1ne 1-Ialfback Norman Ramey En gs E Wayne Cunnmgham Danny Cordray Frank Coey Tackle Guard Guard Center Lrnebacker GROVEPORT OPP Yards Rushrng 2267 1139 Yards Passrng 4 7 Total Yards Galned 2.851 1850 Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Intercepted Fumbles Fumbles Lost Frrst Downs O Punts Runmng Plays 30 Z Average Per Game 33 9 32 8 Average Yards Per r Total Po1nts 237 WON 7 LOST Z Vg-f4 41 Joe Shell Co Captarn Guard Tackle Jlm Cambell n f' so Lv 7 f - , E 8' of rk.Ei , iv K ' 5 8 1. 1 . 1 .r e . 7 5 97 W 8 A 30 38 , ' E r. . X 9 4 A If Z 2 Z 5 is-f 1 9 2 0 A ' 1 0 7 8 t W 14 Z 5 2 ' . ' 5 96 E . . tl ' ' T y 7 . 4 3 . 8 , - ' ' l Z Z ' d E d Q .1 QQ' - -6 1 7 -in . . up ' 315 be f ,. 19. A l,,.x Irvin W11S0l'1 103 Atkmg Guard Tackle S954 Q4 Randy Worch Co Captam Halfback fy,- hm Stokes Quarterback Ronme Ball Tackle DATE OPP Set Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov 9 GHS Canal Wmchester PTCVICW Dubl1n Reynoldsburg Rosary Gahanna Harmlton New Albany M1ffl1n Canal Wmchester 44 IN 1-5 .CY Denn1e Jones Lmebacker File Larry West I-ullback Ronme Caldwell l'l W 9 g J 'f 'iv lb X JD I at ,1 . V A QV S . ' o 13 46 4 W . 16 ' 0 54 ,N ' . Z3 6 7 - . 30 14 zo 1 . 7 34 7 6 . 14 ' 16 zo 7 . Z1 19 26 Oct. Z8 Marion-Franklin 14 13 . 4 ' ' 7 62 ' 5 Q . 11 - 12 Z8 9 8 ,gy S' X 1 .E d KNEELING, Left to Right: Dennis Nicholson, Man- Roger Klamfoth. Ob Morgan, Gene McClure, Ronnie ager Mr. Alspach, Charlie Barrett, Chuck Storts, Caldwell, Jerry Roof, Bob Skeen, Bob Aldridge, Fred Manager. STANDING: Jim Stokes, Jack Rainier, Morgan. BASKETBALL The varsity record was not too impre ssive as far as wins and losses were concerned as they ended up with 9-9 splitoverall. ln league play their record was a little better as they managed 5wins against only 3 losses. Compare these records with the fact that four of the losses throughout the season were by only five points or less and you find that the team's strength was greater than the re- cord shows. Besides this all the boys gained alot of good experience while participating. On December 28-2.9, Groveport heldal-loliday Carnival in which four teams participated- Groveport, Grandview, Reynoldsburg, and Cir- cleville. The first night saw the host Cruisers losing a thriller to Grandview 49-48. A bucket for the Cruisers Circleville, also, downed Rey- noldsburg. The second night of the carnival found the two losers and the two winners of the preceding night competing against each other. In the first game the Cruisers took a close decision from the Raiders from Reynoldsburg 65-63 and in the second game Circleville downed Grandview for the trophy. For the second year the Cruisers competed in the Central District Bas- ketballTournament in the coliseum. They drew powerful Washington C. H. for the first game and were unable to find the range as they lost 74-51. This ended the season and looking back, it was a fairly successful one. Included in the nine wins were two from arch-rival Canal Winchester and twofrom highly rated Reynolds- burg. Gene McClure goes in for a layup against Hamilton Player Stokes Roof Skeen McClure Caldwell Barrett Morgan Team Opponents Shots Shots Tried Made 361 328 48 92 59 59 89 1058 961 Ob Morgan goes high to out-rebound a Hamilton player during the Homecoming game. 139 107 31 34 21 15 26 380 353 Per Cent 38.5 32 64 36 35 25 29 35 36 7 6 9 6 5 2 7 7 SCHEDULE DATE OPP GHS Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan .lan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Wh1tehall Logan Canal Wmchester 62 Reynoldsburg Crahanna Walnut Grandv1ew Reynoldsburg New Albany Mar1on Frankhn M1ffl1n P1cker1ngton Wh1tehall Canal Wlnchester Hamrlton Dubl1n Mar1on Frankhn 61 Wash1ngtonC H Ronme Caldwell Co Captam Forward hm Stokes Guard Ob Morgan Forward 68 SENIORS .25 ' 36 57 . 2 61 47 . 6 ' 66 . 9 51 57 .16 64 50 .20 31 56 .28 ' 49 48 .29 63 65 . 6 53 66 . 13 ' - ' 59 55 Jan. 17 Hamilton 65 56 . 20 ' ' 87 62 . Z4 ' ' 68 70 . Z7 ' 44 69 . 3 ' 45 48 .10 ' 65 49 .17 ' 62 48 .21 ' - ' 58 .27 ' . . 76 53 CHEERLEADERS KNEELING Left to Right: Caro1Sch1ae- 1 J 11 P st, Judy Turner. STAND- NG VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS L ft t Right: Marcia McGuire, Mary Flynn, Mary Jane McColl' lifl RESERVES The Reserve ballclub had a very successful season as a whole thrs year They comprled eleven w1ns to only 5 defeats durrng the season The 'Llttle Crursers' also garned a lot of valuable exper1ence whlch w1ll help them next year on the varsrty Whrle bowlmg over eleven op ponents the team scored an average of 35 polnts per game holdrng therr opponents to but 28 pomts per game' Fred Morgan led the attack wrth a total of 111 pornts for an average of about 7 polnts per game As far as league play was con cerned rt was successful also as the wrth thrrd place frmshrng behrnd Reynoldsburg and Marlon Franklrn The followrng rs the schedule whrch they faced and the results of each game H ROW 1 Left to Rrght Fred Morgan Jack Ranrer Bob Paul Sauer Ronnre Cuthbert Gary Eubank Bob Flowers Aldrrdge Roger Klamfoth BOW11l18mS ROW 2 Den Mr Hall ms N1cholson Manager Drck Campbell Gene Skeen Whrtehall Logan Canal Wrnchester Reynoldsburg Gahanna Walnut New Albany Marlon Franklrn Hamllton Mrfflm Prckerrngton Whltehall Canal Wrnche ster Hamrlton Dublrn OPP x.J G. .S. ' 29 ' 21 . ' ' 47 31 ' . 48 ' 36 ' ' ' ' ' 36 40 ' ' ' 34 32. ' . 46 19 ' ' - 31 17 Z4 ' ' 38 . , . . 29 . 34 ' - 31 ' ' 34 ' 28 ' ' 1.5 ' 57 ' Z1 ' - 29 ' 17 ' 33 ' 2.3 , ' r Z4 ' Z2 Reserves came through the season 37 Marion Franklin 48 r or 3 12 1 33 77 3 553 22 Q 70 C SQUAD SEATED. Left to Right: Leon Jordan, Beeman Bur- goon, Louie Compton, Rich Lambert. Gary McClish. STANDING: Bill Crane. Mike Zitzke, Mr. Miller, Chuck Goble, Roger Bern- thold. B.A.A. ROW 1, Left to Right: Chuck Storts, Dick Campbell, Gene McClure. Bill Ingram, Jim Campbell. Ronmu Gary Eubank, Bob Williams, Roger Featherston, Larry Ball, Ronnie Caldwell, Mr. Hall, Mr. Alspnch, ROW Helber, Dean Iordan. ROW 2: Randy Worch, Wayne 4: Charlie Bnrrclt, Jim Ilowncy, lfrcd Morgan, lfrcd Cunningham, Irvin Wilson, Joe Shell, Dennie Jones, Klcinlinc, Oh Morgan, Ilnntiordrny,ClydcW1sc,j1n1 Larry West, Frank Coey, Joe Atkins. ROW 3: Mr. Stokes, Paul Rarcy, Rcynold Worch, Keck, Mr. Peters, Jerry Roof, Bob Skeen, Norman Raniey, Nl , Ggtl , M. R P57 tfl g VY K ROW 1 Left to Rrght 1un1or Mrnch Ob Morgan Rrch gomery manager BoW1ll1ams Ronnre Flowers Rodger Lambert Nell MOUS Fred Morgan Ierry Roof I1rr1 Klarnfoth Gary Eubank Gene McClure Charlre Barrett Stokes Clyde Wrse Gary McClrsh ROW 2 I Mont Mr Mrller Mr Hall BASEBALL SCHEDULE OPP GHS St. Mary s League Mar1on Frankhn 1 4 Gahanna Z 10 Reynoldsburg Z O Dubl1n 12 4 Ham1lton 6 3 M1ffl1n 1 Z Tournament Whitehall O 19 Circleville 3 l Thrsye rbaseballwashampered by cold and wet weather whlch forced postponement of most of tne games Nevertheless , the team came through wrth f1ve v1ctor1es agarnst but four losses over the entxre season. In league play Groveport comprled a three won three lost record. Th1s was good enough to place th1rd beh1nd Dublrn and Reynoldsburg 1n the stand- mgs. For the Second strarght year We team competed 1n the Central D1s tr1ct Class A Tournament. They won the flrst garne conv1nc1ngly by beat mg Whrtehall 19 0. The next game saw them elrmmated, however, by C1rclev1lle 3 1. Mr. I-Iallhas seventeen members on this year's squad. The nucleus of this team includes the seven let- termen returning from last year. SCHEDULE OPP Grandview 73 Whitehall 5 Canal Winchester 38 Hamilton 4l Ohio Wesleyan Relays Groveport Relays Gahanna Marion Franklin TRACK GHS 44 98 ifz 74lfZ Fourth Z 33lfZ County Meet Fourth Mifflin Relays Fourth District Meet ROW 1 LefttoR1ght B111 Stevenson Don Skeen Gary Mallory Rodger Bernthold Bill Crane Harold Van Gun dy Melvin Zarbaugh Ronnie Strckle Dick McDowell ROW 2 Larry Middleton Art Rarey Bill Freeborn jim Shannon Fred Klernlrne Randy Worch Larry l-ielber Bob Skeen Bob Williams Dick Campbell Randy Hig gins ROW 3 Mr Peters Gary Workman Doug Os 6965? X The Cruiser Thinclads enjoyed a fairly successful season under the coaching ofMr.BillAlspach and Mr. Bob Peters. In dual and triangular meets they won 3 and lost 2. The squad also participated in the Ohio Wesleyan Relays, Crroveport Relays, Mifflin Relays, County Meet, and the District Meet. They placed fourth in the Mifflin and Crroveport Relays, and fourth in the County Meet. They failed to place in the Ohio Wesleyan Relays or the District Meet in which the top teams in the state compete Bob Skeen in the 440 and Bob Williams inthemile were the only ones to cop a first in the County Meet There is a fine up and coming group of eighth and ninth graders These boys won first place in the Junior High County Meet High point man this year was Ron Caldwell followed by bob Skeen and Dick Campbell bourne Mike Foley Jim Campbell Ron Ball Ronnie Caldwell Bill Ingram Dan Cordray Wayne Cunning ham Jim Sims Mr Alspach ROW4 Maurice Mar trndale Jim Downey Forrest Rickley Jay Montgomery Gene Dildine Joe Atkins Chuck Zarbaugh Ronnie Claar Bob Leadbetter 5 N S 'X rlrlflr Us L5 , J XV' - 2 A 'ff N xx Inav 7 . , 49 . . , . ' -. 1 I 1 v a - 1 . 9 th ff3lstfW'5 I 'lf i,,? Sl'gfwJii Kabir .fkixl -5 lg - T, P Jr . f 'gl' '. ' ' A ,i ' ,, , - .nk Q ', S, lffrf fi ies is iff sr, ' it C Q C QQ 79 -r K ,Q VR ZX p f ' 1, ,t It t o ,s, p. ? KL',N,fq , ,. 1 I ' x to xx . 1 t .M , I , :ii B f si-ff Ai O 'f T B B55 , ,X it , I X M S M' K T tp C g Q , f N I T 4 ' V ire BB 'M' 'L 1 - . r ' 'fy 'xre' Xe O .C M xkffgso Q X J' el 55 'li t N-, , '. ,ss il ly Liv' f ,J N E S 3 - lg- r, , . t , , Q ' -' 23, f ' is V W ox y Q: as N .8 t,., b . is 2: ' M K Ai? by F :. 1 Q t 1 Q 4 2 W- F ig. X xt Q, K Q Q r s W A siii ' was . 1 , f t ., I ssas A C f is , , 73 Ob Morgan sinking a long one GOLF During the spring months of this year, Groveport expanded its Spring Sports Program to include a golf team. This is the first year for it and there is a lot to be learned, but we think it will be a very successful team. The team is being very ably coached by Jim McKinney. Playing and second man are Jerry Roof and Freddy Morgan Playing third and fourth man respectively are Ob Mor gan and Bob Williams They were unable to get into a league this year and therefore they were forced to play teams whenever it was possible Nevertheless they gained valuable experience and hope to be in a league next year Le t to Right Bob Wllhams Ob Morgan Mr McKinney Fred Morgan Jerry Roof ACTION IN SPRING SPORTS I .f I F' sr 6 Paul Sau1 Gary Eubank Gary McC11sh Ronnie Flowers Clyde Wlse andNe11Motts are set to ICCBIVC the puch BATTERS UP' Jerry Roof tees off -..,.i. iQ. J1m Shannon clearmg the bar I V 'ig 'Ns .l I . I S -P ., 5 win .W I.II . I 1 1 - n I we GIRLS ATHLETICS 7 Victor Tri Marlan pushes off with a jump shot. In the Girls' Sports Program this year the Juniors won both the hockey and basketball championships. The volleyball class tournament went to the Seniors, while Carole Ban Gun- dy's team took top honors in the open volleyball tournaments. The Powder Puff League was won by Cookie Kin- sel's team. Included in the sports program was the softball tourna- ment, which the Sophomore s won.Al- so included was the badminton tourn- aments of both singles and doubles. We participated as a complete section in the Demonstration Night. W e p r ov i d e d dancing, tumbling, marching, and selections of different sports for this night. Swing? Strike! Jean and Joan get set to play hockey. Tumbling made easy by Jill and Rita L mg The purpose of the Soclety 1S to create an enthuslasrn for scholarshmp strrnulate the des1re to render serv1ce promote leadersh1p and de velop character 1n the boys and grrls of the sec ondary schools of Franklm County In order to belong one must be rn the upper th1rd of h1s class 1n scholarshlp ratmg have at least a three po1nt average and be recommended by the faculty Only one fourth of any class may belong The fu-st meetmg of the year was held on October 17 at Gahanna Llncoln and two qenlors are J1rn Stokes and Bob K1rk Bob Aldrrdge Barb M1ller Mrke Foley Don Crrube and Nancy Andrews The wlnter meetrng was held at Mlfflln on February 13 The follow1ng three .Tumors were candrdates at thrsmeetlng ButchM1klos Janrce Carruthers and Dott1e Fanrnn Ronnle Caldwell served as Secretary for thrs school year and Bob Aldredge was appornted to represent Groveport as Vrce Presldent durlng 1956 1957 bEATED Left to Rrght hm Stokes Janrce Carruthers well Butch Mrklos Bob Krrk Gary Throp Not Prctured Nancy Hrzer Barb Mrller Nancy Andrews Don Grube Dot Fannln STANDING Mrke Foley Bob Aldrrdge Ronnre Cald SU FRANKLIN HONOR SOCIETY ww-.-...J M 92412446 in-' ROW LefttoR1ght Llnda Petty Randy Worclr Anna Joyce Mrlless Nancy llrzer ROW3 Mr McCracken belle Seabolt Lynn Redman Gene McClure Ronnre Jun Ballard Nancy Andrews Bob Krrk lanrce Graham Caldwell ROW 2 Gretta Moore hm Downey Marcra Beeman Buruoon Pl1yll1sVancc B1llKySCr Brll Ingram McGu1re Ida Francrsco lo Ann Mrlless lrll Preest STUDE TCOU CIL The Student Councll wh1ch 1S 1n 1 s second year as an organrzed body has an enrollment of twenty three members Members of thls organ1zat1on lnclude the presrdents of each class and club and a repre sentatlve of each home room Th1S years offlcers are as follows Pres1dent Ronn1e Caldwell V1ce Pres1dent Gene McClure Secretary . Lynn Redman Treasurer . Annabell Seabolt News Reporter . . Randy Worch Our act1v1t1es mcluded: Settrng 5,5 Basketball Homecomrng Dance Thrs dance, sponsored by the Student Councrl, was held on February 10, 1mmed1ately followxng the Hamrlton basketball game up s1x new clubs, wh1ch are to be started IH the ne ar futureg sponsormg a clean up campa1gn around the school, sponsor-1ng the basketball homecommg and dance on February 10, and approvmg the purchase of a Jukebox for use 1n the gym next year U 4 3 y . ffv I L ', -E1 I 5 . , k V. .V I R f.- .. R 1 at l w ,N R 1- ' ' , ,x A A X cl. . ' 1 ' .. v fs . A , 1 9 r or V . . ' 5 , . W . Y 1 . . 1 it 6 ,I ,Q fig, c gr' as .ga 1. ' : ' , , - 3 ' , - ': - . I I I I s V I D I D - : . . L . ' ' '. ' ' . ' . .t . xfv , 1: SI SEATED Left to Rrght Ben Bohl Jo D111 MHIC13 Mc Gurre Julle French FIRST ROW B111 Le1st Sally Jen k1ns Penny Sarber Er1c Nyrop Becky Fowler Jackre Masters Sus1e Murphy PrudyM1nor Wally Martam SECOND ROW Reynold Worch M1ke Zrtske Chuck Joyce Hecox Judy Eubank Wayne Cuthbert Jrm Spence THIRD ROW J1ll Preest Marlan Frrend Walter Norns Allan Raduege Dean Jordan John Brown Nancy An drews Jul1e North Judy Mohr Mrss Meloy FOURTH ROW Dan Mershon Gary McC11sh J1m Ballard Carl Wrse Raymond Mrklos ROHD16 Cuthbert Roger Klam Larry Dowler JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Thrs year the Groveport Chapter of the Junlor Classtcal League 1S the largest lt has ever been, bemg made up offorty sevenmembers In March we had our formal 1n1t1at1on, and on the th1rteentl1 of Aprrl we took a tr1p toOh1o btate Umversrty for the State Conventlon We hope that we w1ll be able to send a few representatrves from our chapter to the Na.t1onalCon ventlon whlch w1ll be held at M1am1 Umverslty, Oxford Oh1o, from June twenty fourth to the twenty srxth Although the J C L 1S founded upon an 1nterest 1n the class1cs and rn the contr1but1on of anclent c1v 1l1zat1ons to the modern world the Groveport chapter rs also actwely Lnterested rn the problems of the present As a result of th1s mterest the .J C L members have devoted much tlme and effort to the work of the berv1ce Club Goble, Ronnie. Stickel, Barbara, Day, Phyllis,Var1ce, foth,Jerry Roof, Dick Kramer, Janet Floyd,,Frances Cain, . . 1 . I ' I 82 F.F.A. The Groveport F.F.A. had a very successful 1955-56 year. We com- peted in the District Parliamentary Procedure Contest. We received a Cold Award which is the highest given. We participated in many judging contests and received high in all. Our highest was a Znd place in the State Sheep 81 Wool Judging by Bob Kirk. Our officers took the trip to the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City. This year we had many money- makingprojects such as selling seed corn, potatoes, Christmas and Oc- casional Cards, screw-driver sets, scrap iron, and several small pro- jects. This projects netted about S500 totake the F.F.fx. on an educa- tional tour this summer. Bob Kirk and Roger Klamfoth were chosen for the Ford Tractor Scholarship to the F.F.A. Camp this summer. Roger Klamfoth and Bob Kirk were chosen from our chapter as State Farmers. This is the highest degree which can be obtained in the State. ROW 1, Left to Right: Wally Martain, Karl Grube, Don Grube, Walter Kuhlwein, Jerry Kalb, Bob Kirk, Roger Klamfoth, Ronnie Ball, Larry Dowler, Charlie Barrett. ROW 2: Joe Ranier, David Ball, Garrett Morri- son, Otto Emmers, Dan Storts, Bill Wilburn, Phil Dill, 1 L.: is fl Bob Kirk receives his Sheep Showmanship Trophy at the 1955 Franklin County Fair. Our officers for this year were: President ...... Roger Klamfoth Vice President ....... Bob Kirk Secretary ...... Walter Kuhlwein Treasurer . .... Jerry Kalb Reporter . . .... Don Grube Sentinel. . . . Charlie Barrett Jim Woods, Bill Freeborn. ROW 3: Mr. Miller, David Spence, Luther Ruff. Ronnie Stanbaugh, Jack Ranier, Norman Klamfoth, Claude Pennington, Donald Rhine- smith, Don Woods, Joe Arrick, Jerry Myers. rN. s fb X av-:QW Reeepuon hne F H A mock wedding ROW 1 LefrtoR1g,lt Caroiyn Balsrr ro Charlene Acktr Patty Monnr ROW Z Rosalie Hill Kay Llark Bonnie V Dozrer Lorretta Snyrnour Barhar1R1vtr ROW 3 Lrnda Brobst Jatk1tRoor janet Elfrink Judy Conrad Judy FHA The F H.A hadzavery progres s1Ve year under the gu1dance ofthe following officers President Linda Petty Vrce President Carole Van Gundy Secretary Caro1yn.Ba1suno Treasurer Panuda Pedy Phstorian Bertha Pope News Reporter Pat Monjar Parluunentarian Charlene Acker Degree Chairman Judy H1gg1HS Song Leaders Bemy Woods Barbara Mlller Helsel Patty Newberry Sylvia Leornard Julie North Peggy Knapp Rosetta Shell ROW 4 Thelma Schleppi Ruth Ball Sue Davis 'QARE Q5 ,,, 'H O I O K ' 3 A 1 1 1 ' I . A W , , ' . ' , ' . Reed, Coral Feuchr, llhyllis Garret, Diane Ra ', Donna Shirley Palm1Shirlcy Denk, Mary Drury, Susan George, ' ' w N, ' i ' , 1 - , ' ' ' of VY f M l y ,il A 9 'iv 15 Q' Q ' l r r K UF SEATED, Left toRight: Carole Van Gundy, Linda Petty, Pamela Petty. Standing,ROW 1: Judy Turner, Betty Woods, Bertha Pope, Mrs. Davis, Barbara Miller, Charlene Kinsel, Judy Higgins. ROW 2: Betty Stinson. Carol Knapp, Twila Rohr, Rose Lee Pettibone, Diane Hartman, Carol Meredith. ROW 3: Jean Ann Mon- jar, Mary Lou Chesher. Joyce Mil- less, Barbara Groves, Mary Flynn, Dixie Compton, Dorothy Fannin ROW 4: Rita Murray, Nancy Boring, Norma Hysell, Arlene Glenn. I7 P' Judy Turner presenting president Linda Petty with a bouquette at the Semi-formal Dance. Q ,1,ig3i4:ghf,5,, I AMERICA We sponsored many activities, including the regularly scheduled Golddigger's Dance, which was held on December 1Z,two successful bake sales, and the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Banquet which was held on April 23, and as always was enjoyed by both parents and students. We also Sponsored many new activities. One was the Father's Date Night, held on November 4, where the girls brought their fathers to one of the meetings. Another was the Mother's Tea held on February 14. This was for the girls and their mothers. A third new event was the Semi-Formal Dance held on March 23. These new activities were such great successes that we hope that they will be annual affairs from now on. The F.H.A. would like to thank everyone who helped make this year a success. SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, with every Groveport student in its membership, has again carried out a successful program of activities in its effort to be of service to others. Financed entirely by money from sales tax stamp s, the club had added 5306.00 to the treasury by April. The total receipts for the year ending August Z1 1956 wrllbe more than four hun dred dollars The club purchased four glfts this year all for patients at Alum Crest Hospital These gifts include one wheelchair one radio a type writer and an 1nval1d walker Mem bers also cont1nued and extended their program at visitation Grove port students sold necklaces made by one of their friends of the hospltal. The executlve board of the Ser v1ce Club 1S made up of the Vice Presldents of all the h1gh school classes and clubs bhirley Graham is chalrman of the board thrs year Since the work of the club 15 carrled out on atwelve month basis the 1955 l956board serves untll the beginning of the next school year SEATED Left to Rrght Ianlce Carruthers Sue Osbourne Shlrley Graham Ronnie Caldwell Joyce Mllless STANDING Miss Meloy Carol Mendeth Rose Lee Petnbone Bob Krrk Betty Kyser Carole Van Gundy Frances Cam Diane Hartman Norbert Chausse Ben Bohl Irv1nW11son Jerry Kalb Gene McClure fbwwaii 6 ROW1 Left to Rrght John Brown Dean Jordan Ronn1e Flowers Ed Wrllrs Irvm W1lson Jack Ra1n1er Jrm Stokes Irm Downey Don Zarbaugh Gary Throp D1ck Campbell Bo W1ll1ams ROW 2 Ed Schleppr Ben Bohl Chuck Storts Ronnte Herdman Randy Worch Ob Morgan Dan Cordray Chuch Zarbaugh Mrke Foley D1ckSwonger ROW 3 Mr Throp W1lberWollerman Bob Krrk Dennrs Nrcholson Raymond Mrklos Gary H I Campbell Hugh Compton ROW4 Ronme Caldwell B1llKyser J1mDe1tz Don Grube Doug Osbourne Nell Motts Jan Beery Wayne Cunmngham Fred Klemlme Fosrer Lambert Mrke Brannon ROW 5 R1ch Bohn Dan Storts B111 Wrlburn Don Rarey Gene Tope Gary Eubank Ronme Ball Ronnre Stanbaugh Paul Sauer Plnl McWade Clyde Wrse Bob W1ll1ams Phrl D111 Paul Rarey Y blxty boys became members of the Groveport H1 Y at the begmnmg of the year The 1nduct1on SSIVICG was held Jomtly Wlth the Tr1 H1 Y rn October The off1cers for the year are as follows Pres1dent ROHUIC Caldwell V1ce Presldent Irv Wrlson Secre tary M1ke Foley Treasurer .hm Campbell and Chapla1n B111 Kyser Throughout the year the club sponsored many act1v1t1es These mcluded a round and square dance held Joxntly w1th the Tr1 H1 Y on November 18 several sw1mm1ng part1es at the Y M C A , and Chr1st mas carohng w1th the Tr1 H1 Y 1n December At a school assembly we pre sented our advtsor Mr Throp, Wlth a Jeweled p1n 1n honor of h1s out stand1ng work 1n our club We rounded out our year by sendmg Ed W1ll1s and Chuck btorts to the Y M C A Youth and Govern ment Program H , ' ' . : '. , ' - I ' ', i I I . I l ' l I ' ' I D . I I . I . , f a 1 1 7 l l . ' l I . ' West, Jerry Roof, Tom Mohr, Ronnie Cuthbert, Jrm : - ' , - I , - .. , , 9 ' . 9 , - , . . A ., . . , . 7 ROXX l Left to Rrght Pam Petty Sue Osbourn Nancy Agroupof Tr1 H1 Y and H1 Y Members outChr1st mas Carolrng Hrzer Rlld Bentley Kaylames ROW P Judy Turner C.arolMercd1th Rosrc Donaldson Kay Clark kathy Hessler Judy HIQQIUS Bally lenkrns Bonn1e Reed Janet Hall Penny Barber Carol Knapp Cook1e KIDSSI ROW 3 Marge Bcery Arlene Glenn Lynn Redman Carol Schlauel Barbara Beery Pat 'ylyers Mary lane McCol lrstcr Peggy Knapp Rosre Feucht Betty Brown Helen Elfrrnk Betty Woods M1ssDoersam ROW4 Barbara Day Annabelle beabolt Pat Monjar Becky Fowler TRI-HI-Y The Groveport Chapter of the Tr1 H1 Y started a very successful and busy year Wlth s1xty two mem bers Selected to lead them through a very eventful year were Nancy H1zer, Presrdent, Sue Osbourn, VICE Pres1dent, Pam Petty Secretary, R1ta Bentley Treasurer, and Kay James Chaplarn The formal 1nduct1on ceremony of both the H1 Y and Trr H1 Y clubs was held October 18 These two clubs Jomtly sponsored a sw1mm1ng party on December 14 at the Central YMCA The Tr1 H1 Y held a dance on November 18 and the g1rls made corsages wluch we sold at the Foot ball Homecomrng Durmg Chrlstmas vacat1on, both clubs went carolrng The Trl H1 Y as a club sold Easter Ll11CS on L1ly Day March 24 Eunrce Herrmann Andrea Lambert Norma Doz1er Rosre Shell Carolyn Bals1mo Joyce Hecox DIXIE Compton Flora McClure ROW 5 Jo Ann Mrlless D1ane Hartman Rose Lee Pettrbone S15 Rohr Mary Lou Chesher Joyce Mllless Carole Van Gundy Bertha Pope Betty Bryan Barbara M1ller Sylv1a Leonard lean Monjar ROW 6 lo D111 Marcra MCGUIIC R1ta Murray Nancy Mrller Ida Francrsco l1ll Preest Lmda Petty Slurley Graham Barbara Groves Nancy Borrng Mary Flynn Dottre Fan n1n Charlene Acker Nora Belle Queen . 1 . . . . . I l 1 I , . P '?Kf'F 1, 1 . , 1 ' 1 ' . 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 s 1 1 1 1 .I E , , l x , - ' . . . l I L ' '-41 U I I I - I J A . . 3 , . . . I I 3 ' 0 l 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , - 1 1 1 I . 1 .1 ' U I b ' G I I 1 V I ' K L L 1 1 3 1 l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - x fl ., W 5 I I 1 an 1 , ...Q '- . A 1 1 '1 1-1 , 13 sr 1 '11, Y is f KSA - . x ' X 1 1 , L - 'V , - 1 41 1 9 'T ' 1- L 91 0 'D 15 , 1 1, 1 . Q 1. t .,4 J h N T V , r -1 - 1 I 1 4 T X . Q N ' L' C' A W i 0 . ' '1 ' 1 . - 1. 1 xx 7 f v 1 v 1 ., A V . 4 1 . , 1 . .. ,. M I Q W A W Y , .lx . , V . , n -1 , - , Q , 1 . - C . - 1. 1 if H ' 1' 5 1 Lf is ' , V ' , ' 'fn Q ., 1 1 4.1, HS OICE STAFF SEATED Left to Rlght Mary Lou Lnesher Carol Van Betty Brown Ronnre Caldwell Sue Osbourn Don Grube Gundy Mrke Foley Ass1stantEd1tor Ronnre Ball Edr Sh1rleyGraham Annabelle Seabolt Barbara Day Nancy tor Mrs Hayes Advrser STANDING Flora McClure l-lrzer 'N-...-f WSU- BJ I 'Nw-R XJ' REPORTERS SEATED. Left IO Rlghl F10ra McClure, Patty Monjar. Annabelle Seabolt, Janet Ball, Janrce Carruthers, Janrce Gene Mficlllfef Jlldy HIQQIHS, Nancl' BOHFIQ STAND Graham, Barbara Day, Dotty Fanmn, Marcra McGu1re ING Bertha Pope, Betty Brown, Drane Hartman, Jo D1ll, , . 2 ' , '- ' . , . Q ' 1 - I 1 - 5 G Q s ' , ' X - lg 1' A ,. .vs 1 Q A ' A' -f L 'O-9 G ku Gs G G K r X, X Y Q X , X I r , , f s - B - A w.s...M....3 .K 5 'B A 1 tg. .E 1 s 1 B ,s . .X ' I IP L A R if X 4. ,R 4. S S ip - u X my ,, B .. L in t X ' , G A ROW l Left to Rlght Nancy Mrller Mary Jane Mc Colltster Joyce Mrlless Jo Ann Mrlless Barbara Day Annabelle Seabolt ROW 2 Donna Dozrer Kay Clark Kathy Hessler Sally Jenkrns Bonnte Reed Pat Myers Penny Sarber Drane Ray Rosalre Donaldson Sue Os bourne Eva McSweeney Janet Hall ROW3 Carol Schlaegel PattyG1llesp1e Dtane Hartman Betty Kyser Judy Turner Carol Meredrth Martha Sterllng Dorothy Blarr Rosemary Feucht Carolyn Balsrmo Joyce Hecox Barbara Berry Rosetta Shell ROW 4 Peggy Knapp Becky Fowler Pat Monjar Norma Dozrer Janet El frtnk Julre French EUDICC Herrmann Charlene Acker Barbara Carpenter Jo D111 J1llPreest Sylvra Leonard ROW 5 Delores Glass Rose Lee Petttbone Carole Van Gundy Mary Lou Chesher Marcra McGu1re Marlan Frrend Thelma Schleppt Shrrley Palm Shrrley Denk Pat Newberry Pamela Petty Jean Monjar Srs Rohr ROW 6 Mrs Young Janet Ball Ida Francrsco Sue Davrs Nora Belle Queen Mary Drury Susan George Ruth Ball Shrrley Graham Nancy Hrzer GIRL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The Gtrls' Athletlc ASSOC1atlOH tn tts mnth year, has surpassed all prevtous efforts tn thts year's pro gram Thetr purpose has been to meet the needs of all gtrls by gutd ance and through a varted acttvtty program tn team and tndtvtdual sports lfhe C1 A A also sponsors the Btg mster Organtzatlon to asstst all gtrls Wtth personal problems The annual candy project to ft nance the organtzatton was Won by the Freshman and bophomores bpectal programs provtded for the gtrls were a Lazurus Self lm p ovement' cltntc, Rev btump 'Teen Age Problem Dorothy Breckler, Ball Room Danctng Wtnters Acrobattcs Mr Alspach Basketball and the spectal wel come and award assemblres 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' I l 1 1 I 1 I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 l I I - ! 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' ,- 7 fro The Demonstratton climaxed thts year's program wtth a presentation of the followtng indoor sports vol leyball basketball tumbling, bad rmnton,and rhythms in ballroom tap schottische, and marching All gtrls in the high school are eligible to win awards for service and achievement Points required are Numerals 500 Letters 1000 Bars 1500 and Shtelds 2000 The latter are awarded only to Seniors Cups are presented to winners in Class Basketball Powder Puff, and highest achievement The G A A and Blg mister Board members are Jo Ann Milless, Joyce Mtlless Janice Carruthers, Judy Higgins, Nancy Boring, Barbara Da Nancy Andrews, and Arlene Glenn ROW 1 Left to Right Phyllis Vance Arlene Glenn Carruthers Prudy Minor ROW 2 Cookie Kinsel Carol Knapp Loretta Seymour Barbara Raver Susie Murphy Elva Welch Phyllis Starcher Verna Wilburn Phyllis Garrett Carol King Janice Thrall Leota Arlege ROW 3 Norma Hysell Barbara Horne Betty Woods Flora McClure Jackie Masters Barbara Miller Andrea Lambert CoralFeucht Jackie Root Judy Eubank Betty LEARNING TO DANCE Dorothy Breckler teaches the grrls some of the finer points of ballroom dancing Crosby Gretta Moore Marilyn Skeen ROW4 Judy Lynn Redman Kay James Rita Bentley Linda Petty Bertha Pope Dixie Compton Helen Elfrink Betty Brown ROW 5 Barbara Groves PatBa1ley Betty Bryan Judy Mohr Ann Straub Julie North Judy Helsel Sharon Bod kms Dottie Fanning Margie Berry ROW 6 Rita Mur ray Janet Floyd Rosalind Laut Kay Allison Frances Cain Mary Flynn 3 1 l ' I , . 2 - 2 S - - I . , . yn Judy Higgins, Nancy 'Boring, Nancy Andrews, Janice Conrad, Linda Brobst, Peggy Melville, Jo Ann llarter, QI CONCERT BAND ROW l, Front to Back: Janet Ball, Jerry Kalb, Marcia McGuire, Della Mae McClure. ROW 2: Linda Petty, Judy Mohr, Janette Dean, Jo Ann Flynn. ROW 3: Marlan Friend, Phil Dill, Betty Bryan. ROW 4: Nancy Andrews, Julie French, Jim Spence. ROW 5: Susan Johnson, Sharon Kalb, Janice Carruthers. ROW 61 Penny Sarber, Helen Elfrink, Larry Dowler, Jo Dill. ROW 7: John Nic- holson, Barbara Troendly, Sally Coakley. STANDING, ROW 1: Rosalind Laut, Bonnie Reed, Patty Sauer, Sally Jenkins, Barbara Graham, Bar- bara Miller, Nancy Miller, Chuck Storts, Carole Van Gundy, Wilbur Wollerman, Tom Irwin, Ted Walters, Jim Thori, Carl Young, Marvin Thomp- son. ROW 2: Becky Rainier, Arlene Watkins, Mary Jane McCollister, Judy Turner, Mary Lou Chesher, Joyce Lee Milless, Jean Monjar, Ann Straub, Bill Kyser, Dennis Nicholson, John Brown, Bob Kirk, Bob Flowers, Don Treondley, Danny Foor, Paul Sauer, Betty Woods, Mr. Gillum. INSTRUME TAL MUSIC MARCHING BAND ROW 1, Left to Right: Mary Jane McCollister, Sharon Kalb, Becky Rainier. Jo Ann Milless, Jerry Kalb. Charles Storts, Joyce Milless, Jean Ann Monjar, Mary Lou Ches- her, Judy Turner, Bonnie Reed. Sally Jenkins. ROW 2: Arlene Watkins, Barbara Troendley, Penny Sarber, Sally Coakley, John Nicholson, Helen Elfrink, Larry Dowler, Jo Dill. Nancy Andrews, Julie French, Jim Spence, Susan Johnson. ROW 3: Marvin Thompson, Jim Thori, Barbara . im' ii. . Q Graham, Judy Mohr, Patty Sauer, Janet Ball, Carl Young, Linda Petty, Betty Bryan, Rosalind Laut, Marlan Friend. Janice Carruthers, Phil Dill, Marcia McGuire. ROW 4: Tom Irwin, Ted Walters, Carole Van Gundy, John Brown, Wilbur Wollerman, Bob Kirk, Bill Kyser, Dennis Nic- holson, Bob Flowers, Betty Woods, Barbara Miller, Nancy Miller, Ann Straub, Mr. Gillum. r. ,fi E rv pr f., r W, an V? C' 90,5 HH HI we The Groveport High School Band, which is composed of fifty-five mem- bers, has had a very progressive year. They performed at all the foot- ball games and participated in the Circleville Pumpkin Show. They gave a concert on April 6 and played an integral part in the All-County Band Festival, which was held at Grove- port on April 20. There were eleven students from Groveport in this band. They are as follows: James Spence, Sharon Kalb, Susan Johnson, Julie French, Bob Kirk, John Brown, Carole Van Gundy, Jo Dill, Janice Carruthers, Betty Woods, and Marcia McGuire. The band participated in the Bac- calaureate and Commencement ex- ercises and planto hold several con- certs and make trips to both the county and state fairs during the summer. Eventhough this is the first year for Mr. L.H. Gillum, the band has progressed greatly. The band as a whole appreciated greatly the coop- eration of the faculty, administration, student body and community. The backing of the band can well be seen in the new band uniforms. These could not have been purchased with- out the help and cooperation of every- one in the community. The officers of the band are: Bob Kirk, Presidentg Joyce Milless, Vice-Presidentg Jo Dill, Secretaryg Betty Woods, Librariang and Janet Ball, News Reporter. PEP BAND ROW 1, Left to Right: Julie French, Sharon Kalb, Nancy Andrews. ROW 2: Becky Rainier, Arlene Barbara Troendley, John Nicholson. Phil Dill, Jo Watkins. Joyce Milless, Bobby Flowers, Betty Dill, Penny Sarber, Helen Elfrink, Larry Dowler, Woods, Paul Sauer, Bill Kyser, Bob Kirk, John Betty Bryan, Janet Ball, Patty Sauer, Jim Spence, Brown, Wilbur Wollerman, Mr. Gillum. MAJORETTES Left to Right: Mary Lou Chesher, Bonnie Reed, Jean Ann Monjar, Charles Storts, Judy Turner, Sally Jenkins, Joyce Milless. MELODIERS Left to Right: Eunice Herrmann, Shirley Graham, Rose mary Feucht. VOCAL MUSIC Mrs. Carolyn Heskett started the chorus with42. girls. The chorus and special groups gave a Christmas cantata, The Christ Child , by C.B. Hawley on December 19. The ensemble and vocal solos Went to District O.M.E.A. Competi- tion. These, along with Jackie Mas- ters on violin and piano, received top ratings. On March 9, Mrs. Heskett moved to Texas. In her place, we welcomed a graduate of Ohio State, Mr. Paul Magill. ln the All-County Chorus held on April 8, Nancy Hizer, Eunice Herr- mann, Barb Miller, .Jill Preest, Barb Day, Pat Bailey, and Clyde Wise were chosen to represent Cwroveport. Then the State Competition found a group of very happy people parti- cipating. The climax of a very eventful season was a Spring Concert pre- sented by the chorus on May 7. GIRLS' CLEE CLUB ROW 1, Left to Right: Sue Osbourne, Sally Jenkins, Barbara Berry, Rosalie Donaldson, Kathy Hessler, Mrs. Heskett, Pat Myers, Jackie Masters, Eunice Herrmann. ROW 2: Janet Hall, Rosemary Feucht, Coral Feucht, Bertha Pope, Barbara Day, Joyce Hecox, Becky Fowler, Annabelle Seabolt, Norma Dozier. ROW 3: Carol Meredith, Ann Straub, Barbara Miller, Gretta Moore, Delores Glass, Phyllis Vance, Sylvia Leonard, Janel Ball. ROW 4: Rose Lee Pettibone, Kay Allison, Frances Cain, Ruth Ball, Susan George, Sis Rohr, Judy Mohr, Peggy Me1ville,Ji11 Preest.ROW 5: Carole Van Gundy. Shirley Graham, Nancy Hizer, Pamela Petty, Jeanne Monjar, Thelma Schleppi, Pat Newberry. ,GL BOYS SEXTET Left to R1ght Clyde Wrse Charles Andrews Gene Tope Gene McClure Phrl McWade Ronnre Flowers BOYS SEXTET Top to Bottom Karl Grube Chuck Goble Ronnre Suckel Mlke Zrtske B111 Lerst Not prctured Larry Weathermgton ,X i....l -WI X x -,I ,rox lHHI5'QHlXRTKT Top Io Bottom Jumnc Monjnr j1llP B1 rtlm Pope. Pat Myrrs 'mil STAFF SEATED Left to Rtght Shrrley Graham Mary Lou Osbourn Rosalre Donaldson hm Downey Charlre Chesher Nancy Hrzer Assrstant Edrtor Ronnre Cald Andrews Betty Kyser Itm Campbell Judy Turner Jo well Edrtor Mrs Hayes Advtser STANDING Sue Ann Mrlless Chuck Storrs Dennre Jones MADISONIAN STAFF REPORTERS SEATED Left to Rrght Joyce Hecox Carole Van Gundy Janet Ball 1111 Preest Judy Eubank STANDING Gary Throp Jerry Kalb Gene McClure Ronnre Flowers in 96 PATRONS CIVIC IMPROVEMENT A SOCIATION CROVEPORT MOTHER'S CLUB GROVEPORT LIONS CLUB GROVEPORT PLAYERS CLUB MADISON TWP FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport 8: MRS F E CALDWELL Canal Wmchester 81 MRS E M KOEHLER M BERT LEAS 81 MRS EUGENE MOHR 8: MRS R E ORUM Sr JACKIE 8: MRS O B STORTS BUCI-IMAN BARBER SHOP FALER S FARM STORE HERMA'S BEAUTY SALON KENNETH FOLEY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE MOTZ COOKE GRAIN RAY S BEAUTY SALON ROY FRIEND FARM IMPLEMENTS STRAW SER S MARKET THE TIMES WINCHESTER MILLING WOLLERMAN PHOTO STUDIO P Canal Canal Canal Canal Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport L1thOpOI1S Groveport Groveport Br1ce Groveport Wmchester Columbus Wmchester W1ncheSter Wmchester MR. . . . .... . ' MR. . .. .... R. ......... . . ..... MR. . ..... .. . MR. . .. ...... . .. E.M. JONES, PLUMBING ..,...... .......... C olumbus Mrlls Roadside Market NORM ZITZKE PROP Te 6 3121 Lewis 81 Voorhres Insurance Agency Insurance that Protects Servzce that Sans Les Canal Winchester Te 7 4322 Te 7 7704 Groveport Lumber Co The Peoples Store Groveport Ohio an Te 6 5369 Cellar Lumber Canal Winchester Ohio Te 7 7747 The Peoples Locker Plant Llthopolls Ohio SIMS CORNELIUS 81 SCHOOLEY ARCHITECTS 81 ENGINEERS V COLUMBUS OHIO V Architects for Groveport Mocllson New Schools + A Jr X:-:-: K . d I Co. . . :ll u . H P N 2+ V 37 Tins Space Washed Clean by the Croveport Laundry Te 6 3434 GROVEPORT MARKET Y ' 'I 9 Low Prices Every Day Frank 81 Ed Kindred A Brlghter Future gk X IN NK ll Q wlth planned bank savings O O Home Business THE PEOPLE S BANK Groveport Canal Winchester Member Federal Reserve and FDIC I' Conn 'I Reynolds Leblanc Gretsch Best llzshes L0 the 1956 Graduates Noblet ormandy 'I Ro Premler -k ZIGGY COYLE MUSIC CENTERS 3305 East Mann St. Be 5 5544 2485 North H.gh sf. Am 8 8656 Headquarters rn Central Ohio for everything ln bana' Instruments and accessories HARLEY DAVIDSON Sportmg Goods 77 N Hlglw Columbus PALSGROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Te 7 4080 Canal Winchester Ohm - r . fe I t 4 46:1 Education . Automobile I a IGA 6153 'af flu' I hx Mgr, its 'k . N th i' i ' CRUZ HER INN RESTAURANT LAW S GENERAL STORE Drlve ln Market Te 7 7856 You Never Outgrow Your Need For Mzlk Lnhopohs Ohm MA 8. PA YOAKAM S here You Ea, Q C ve Q Donald 8. Jean Munk Switch To Gulf We Dnd viz CQ' Edgewater www Park I I I I I O I . I I O I O I W nd :Moe 'Y m efcs Qx . I . ,vii fl MUNK'S coRNER GROVEPORT CREAMERY Fresh Dalry Products Te 6 5382 GROVEPORT LOCKER Quality Beet Wholesale Price Complete Processing for Ho e Locker ACKERMAN DRUG STORE R lal Ie Uruf., germ e 645 Mann St Prescriptions Fnl ed Accurately Te 6 5704 H TAYLOR 8. SON Case New Holland Ferguson Farm Implements 'Q Te 7 4'l76 bl Canal Wmclwester xiwi GROVEPORT JEWELERS Watch Clock and Jewelry Repaur Te 6 3403 GROVEPORT HARDWARE Hardware Houseware Paunts Sporting Goods and Electrical Appliances Te 6 536l Groveport Ohio Y b ij' THE OASIS RESTAURANT Groveport Te 6 5703 HARTMAN S SUNOCO SERVICE O 5 Z Te 6 5700 ' CI1' . ' rn e i 1 . Y . 'c H J I 1 : I 5 - ug - . W' X T l f X lxqf 37573 V I I . I For a qui ckle lunch : Or an evening snack 'N .- ,,--- , For a friandl runch if , --I i a Or a take-home sack. -gg-' V A ,X K T- 56 I 5 2 JOHNSON MUSICAL ARTS FURNITURE 8. RESTAURANT D Lyons Conn Mc n Sf Instrume fs Groveporf Te 6 SI I5 389 E Long Sf Columbus GROVEPORT CLEANERS X OP rO nPI AII Gar ents Insured Charles and Dons Walters Owners OHIO MIDLAND LIGHT 8. POWER Canal Winchesfer Ronnie Cook Sohlo Distributor I343 Ham'Ifon Road Colu b MLCOLLISTER IMPLEMENT COMPANY John 8. Art Firm Machlnc rx Sllcs and Sc ruff MsseyH rs N e Phon Te 6 5334 G oveporf Ohio C0 plunents B b K L rry B TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT T 2924 E Mom Sf Co bus Oh o CASPERSON MARKET cer es s R ds de P uce Be 1 0187 3341 W nchesfer P ke 0008850 o'o840o580oo58'0o'o8 PAINTERS MOTOR SALES C rysle P y o th G oveporf Te 6 5561 .Meow e0vwvN2.Nw!' FRANKLIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU r Suppl e Cocksh H Mo hln ry Te 6 3307 Te 6 3264 f FRAN MAR SHOPPE C lfts md NO1l0I1S Gro epo rf Ohio M-M- o uri - ewldo m ' of 0 ' a aer Gro i - Fre h Meui - Confectionery oo i rod 348 own St. - ' - lum , I ' - . K s Vo 5 Q 9 0' 4' W ' . . Q Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Fence PO Q Q h r - I m u I 8 F l , Q 8 a m I s - u c e O 99 s. Q 5' A M , ,Q - . Q ' 4 90 Q! Q Grovepor , Ohio go f 4 A - . , - . Q PH I LCO B 'md K S BOLENBAUGH Phrlco and Speed Queen Appliances HARDWARE CO Te 6 3359 Groveport Oh ro Heatmg Plumbmg Wlflng Supphes A-fp P513 I' 9 A Mclllgxs North Grcnn Company Nu' I 'v ' Canal Winchester Ohio Gram Cool Puruna Chows Feed Seed TE74324 Te653ll Grov eport Oh 'O RACER CHEVROLET Sales 81 Servme 24 Hour Town g TE 6 5386 I at ,al Q. A ' 3 v' 'N qv! ' ii - 1 ' ' lr ,I fl' . . so-.:,,n 'n Groceries ........ M Groveporf IIl'lUllIIllul KEN REALTY Groveport Ohio TE-6-5963 HHNfllflllllfllllillllrllillulmurmmmmunmnmunmmnulfllmmllllIHllIlIliI fnngratulatzons to the Class 0 56 HARRY E MILLER AND CO INC Groveporf, Ohlo Conirucfor for new buuldlng 'llember of claws Croveport Hugh Yahoo! 1 ' l 1 ffl ,Y General Contractor I .Y ff39,, Serving Your Community - Groveporf F.F.A. THE CANAL WINCHESTER BANK Canal Wmchesfer Lockbourne A F B Member F D I C Announcmg Our New Prwate Party Room The Canal Room Shade Restaurant f? A pleasure fo treat a treat fo pleasure Canal View Pharmacy Canal Wlnchester Ohuo Clyde E Wllllams Groceries Gas Oll Groveporf Oh I0 We the Semors of the Class of 1956 would llke to take thls chance to extend our gratxtude to all the peo ple who contrlbuted to the success of our Madmsoman But especnally to Admlmstrauon and Faulty Buslnessmen and Patrons Mrs Ruth Hayes Adv1sor Subscnbers The 1956 Madzsoman btaff Underclassmen Thanks loads mt was really ap preclated by the Ed1tor and Staff H . N Y A J 2 'I' 'll INDEX Admlnxstratlon Advertxsements 98 107 Athle t1c Banquet B A A Baseball Basketball C Squad Cheerleaders Reserves Semors Vars1ty Basketball Homecommg Act1on Court Queen Board of Educat1on Boys Sextets Bus Drwers Class W1ll Cor cert Band Contents Cooks Custod1ans Ded1cat1on Faculty F F A F H A F1rst 'Daze Football Cheerleaders Senlors Team Football Homecomxng Actlon Court Queen Forward Freshmen Class 5? 9 G A A Curls Glee Club Gxrls Sextet Clrls Sports Goldd1ggers' Dance Golf H1 Y Honor Soc1ety Instrumental Mus1c Jun1or Classrcal League .Tumor Play Jurnor Class .Tumor Senlor Banquet Mad1 soman Staff Majorettes Marchmg Band Melodle r s New Bulldlng Patrons Pep Band Physxcal Educatlon Nlght School Secretary Sem1 Formal Dance Semor Class Senlor Play Servlce Club Sock Hop Sophomore Class Sprmg Sports Student Counc1l T1tle Track Tr1 H1 Y Volce Staff Voc al Mus 1C ' ' ' 30 . . . . Z1 . . . . 71 72 66-71 , 71 ' . 69 70 D ' 68 ' 66 , , ' 13-15 , ' 13 h 15 . . 14 ' ' 31 . . I l ' 35 , ' 50 Commencement 24-25 . . . 92 2 35 ' 35 . . . . . 1 32-34 ' . . . 83 ' . . . 84-85 ' ' v ll 6 - 62-65 63 ' ' ' 64-65 ' 62 ' ' 7-9 ' ' 7 9 .- .- 8 5 . . -'-5 I, ' l08