Grove High School ~ Yearbook Evolution

	The 1917 Grove Yearbook cover was made from brown parchment paper. Printed in medium green ink and tied with a dark green cord. For whatever reason the cover would not scan into a usable color reproduction. With the colors used it is possible that green was an original color before the famous blue. The 1917 book title was, "The Seniors of 1917." The yearbook is from Fred Booth who lives in Virginia. Stephanie Tayloe mailed the book to the site for our use in the scanner.
The Jonquil yearbook appeared for at least the year 1919. This Jonquil was provided to the site by Stephanie Routon Tayloe. A name tag and signature of Robert R. Ramsey appeared on the yearbook and it is presumed the book belonged to Robert, a senior in the class of 1919. This cover was badly faded and did not scan well.
The Hi Life yearbook appeared for at least the years 1920 and 1922. Believed to have been owned by Sue Bomar Moore, Class of 1920, provided to the site by Marcus L. Alexander, Jr. and his daughter Anell Alexander. Anell scanned the yearbook for use in the web site editor.
	1921 was the only known year for the Rubicon. The book was covered in brown suede leather with gold letters. The cover shown is from a copy owned and provided by Stephanie Tayloe.
The Scintilla yearbook appeared during the years of 1927, 28, 29 and 30. The book has a hard cover with embossed lettering. The cover shown is from a copy owned and provided by Stephanie Tayloe.
	The usual yearbook fare was in this copy of the 1924 Comet. In later years the Comet Publication would be the school's newsletter. This copy was in the collection of the late Ras Bilbrey, Class of '49.
The 1932 Grove Yearbook was titled Memoirs. The cover shown was the personal copy of the late Frank "Monk" Jennings, Class of 1932. It has been provided by his son-in-law George Atkins, and mailed to the site by Virgil Wall, Class of 1946.
	The futurist yearbook appeared for at least the years 1930, 31, 34, 35 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40. The cover shown is from a copy owned by Joel Clark, Class of 1958.
This version of the Tower made it's appearance in 1941 and remained unchanged until 1953. The cover shown was the personal copy of the late Gary Brisendine, Class of 1952.
	The white cover for the Tower first appeared on the 1953 issue and remained until Grove closed in 1969. The cover shown is from the personal copy of Nancy Myrick, Class of 1953.