Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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PHYSICAL LABRATORY

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EDITORIAL In editing the Annual of 1904, we have en- deavored to use those articles that have a ten- dency to raise the standard of Galion High, not only in an intellectual Way but also in a physical way, for nothing plays a more important part in the building up of a school or college than clean wholesome athletics. We are greatly indebted to the faculty for their timely help and guidance, to Mr. C. Burr Marsh for his excellent photographs, to the Electric Engraving Co. for their cuts and to the Sun-Review Publishing Co. for the excellent work they have done in such a short period of time, for without their assistance our work would have been a failure. RR ALLIE D. DIAMOND, Editor in Chief. ASSOCIATE EDITORS F. E. Mahla Rose Ila Grindell Ethel Z. Kincaid Jessie E. Barr W. L. Elser RODNEY H. REESE, Business Manager BOARD OF MANAGERS W4 S. Miller Dorothy S. Shuls Lizzie Ricksecker Vivia Larkworthy A. J. Freese 1-RR. sUBscnIP'r1oN coMMI'r'rnE Paul E. Guinther, Chairman Enid Anderson Clara Cronenwett Wilbur Elser Arthur Freese Rose Ila Grindell Mabel Jones Carrie Lanius Clara Miller Courtland Meuser Ruby Pitkin Lizzie Ricksecker Dorothy Shuls Jessie Barr Allie Diamond Effie Ely Edna Flanery Naomi Holmes Ethel Kincaid Vivia Larkworthy Wesley Miller Edgar Mahla Edith Poister Rodney Reese Ethel Wilson IMPROVEMENTS At the beginning of school this past year the old art and commercial room was turned into a Physics Labratory and things so arranged that G. H. S. now has one of the finest .equipped Physics Labratories in the state. Thefroorfi w'as seated with adjustable seats, a new kit of tools was placed in the room, apparatus cases arid tables were placed in the room, the former for safekeeping of apparatus, the latter for iddivid- ual experimentation. The cabinet is arranged in a well lighted position serving as convenient means of operating the Cromwell apparatus and serving as a demonstration table. A few magnetic and electrical appliances were purchased and used, but to gain a much better knowledge of them, under the supervision of Prof. Bryant with his vast knowledge as to the mechanism of these instruments, a great many pieces of home made apparatus were ad- ded such as Galvanometers, Electroscopes, Wheatstone Bridges and many other devices for the carrying on of purely quantitative work. , This method of teaching affords a training not only in a theoretical but in a practical way also. ' It is the hope of all that G. H. S. may con- tinue to improve in the future as she has in the past year. WIRELESS TELEGRAPIIY The subject of Wireless Telegraphy, which is of absorbing interest these days, has been suc- cessfully demonstrated before the pupils by Principal Bryant. During the last three weeks of the year the complete apparatus has been in working order in the labratory. A test for com- paratively long distance work has been made with satisfactory results. Wilbur Elser has discovered that he can get in Pitkins sooner than some other fellow. The fall of Rome was great, but the fall of Paulus at Hosford's was greater. Miss WESTON:- Give the principle parts of fly.11 Tacy Gledhill MAHLA:-Fly, Flee, Mosquito.