These museums display exhibits and memorabilia that reflect the history and culture of the region. There are numerous museums near Grandview Heights, including Columbus Museum of Art, the Ohio Historical Center, and the Jack Nicklaus Museum. In 1803, Franklin County, which was originally part of Ross County, was created by Ohio State. Before 1795, the State of Ohio was occupied by Indians who moved west later on. Grandview Heights separated from Marble Cliff, and became an independent village in 1906. It was incorporated as the 'Hamlet of Marble Cliff' in 1901. Grandview Heights was originally part of Marble Cliff, a suburb of Columbus, and became a community in 1890. As of the 2000 census, 6,695 people lived in Grandview Heights. The city is included in the Columbus metropolitan area. GHHS Faculty Basketball Game? Could you be the main contact for your graduating class and help us maintain your classmates’ contact information.Grandview Heights, Ohio, in Franklin county, is 2 miles NW of Columbus, Ohio. I need you! Please join our GHHSAA Volunteer Group. Could you help re-establish the Alumni vs. In most cases, we have the funds to pursue those great suggestions, but we rarely have enough volunteers to execute the plans. The GHHSAA Board has many great meetings throughout the year and every meeting produces great ideas. Now, what can I do? Most people know that I can do a little bit of everything, but am not great at anything except perhaps organizing. I salute each and every one of these men and their board members for their hard work, dedication and love of Grandview Heights. Ron Harris ’56 has served the last four years and played a major role in the GHHS auditorium renovation, getting the website online, upgrading the newsletter, starting the Legacy Society and basically being a real hard act to follow. He brought the association into the computer age, planted the seeds for Distinguished Alumni recognition and started involving the GHHSAA in current school projects. Gunner Riley ’59 was the third President.

He organized alumni participation in the Grandview Heights Memorial Day Parade and the Alumni Night football games. He was instrumental in soliciting donations to continue the newsletters and GHHSAA scholarships. Stan “Bucko” Jones ’51 took the reins for most of the next ten years. The current GHHSAA was incorporated in the State of Ohio in 1981 with its first president Bob Keitz ’39 doing a wonderful job for more than six years. The association originated in the 1920’s and 1930’s, but was unable to sustain momentum and operate continuously. The previous presidents’ shoes will be hard to fill. I am honored and humbled to serve as your newest GHHSAA President. We thank all who submitted nominations and congratulate this year’s honorees. All nominees not yet honored will be considered in future years. Three new Distinguished Alumni were recently inducted bringing the total to 27 over seven years.

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