Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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ALLIE A. DIAMOND

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Clifford Rogers John Bair Herbert Burgner Marguerite Armour Helen Hollister Carrie Rexroth lnez Cronenwett JUNIOR CLASS ROSTER Harry Tamblyn Glen Braden , Gaylord Humberger Abbie Boice Lorena Shelley lnez Green Florence Lanius Bessie Ntoderwell John Hunter John Miller Earl Laughbaum Alice Barker Beatrice Marvin Helen Larkworthy Selma C ommel Freda Plack YEI.L-lTee-Fi-Fo- Fum E,CIt'CIT1 Olive, 1905 Junior Class History Marco Farnsworth Herman Ricker Howard Hackedorn Laura Poister Naomi Knight Nellie Parkinson Tony Schreck Lest old acquaintances be forgotten, l have undertaken to write a history of the Junior Class. ln September. 1901, there entered the High School a band of about sixty students, some were from the country, others from Galion. They had no leader, nothing, except a large amount of conceit,a good record for diligence won in the Grades and a determination to show up the other classmen. But alas! How soon their determination gave way. The reception given by the classmen immediately dampened their ardor, and as yet they have not fully recovered from the shock. Finally, after much drilling. they fixed in their minds which way they were to turn at the given signals, and to which recitation rooms they belonged. lt was then thought that they might have a class meeting in the Chapel. tNo other place was offered as they were too numerous, and so very, very fresh.t What a glorious time they had at this meet- ing. Every one talked at once Q?-. After much discussion the class ofticers were elected and the class became a recognized part of the G. H. S. ' They then settled down to regain their scholarly reputation and but little was heard of them until in June when they were permitted to attend the reception given by '03 to '02. Herethey had a chance to Show themselves and they improved the opportunity. They were the most conspicious people tin number only, there. So ends their Freshmen year. At the opening of school they came back resolved to win fame in their lines besides scholarship, and incidentally to revenge themselves on the 'iwould be Freshmen. The class bids fair to be represented by some of the crack athletes of the world, and musical societies of Bgston and New York are already considering the advisability of obtaining talent from among its ranks. This year they are certainly true to the term Jolly Juniors. Whether they have lost sight of the goal in scholar- ship, or whether they know they can do nothing while the class of '04 remains,l am, at present, unable to say, but today one sees an entirely changed band from that which entered the High School three years ago. The class has become famous for the fine times had at its receptions, bob-sled rides, and informal gatherings, and severll of its members belong to the ttinvite yourself club of the G. H. S. Through experience, the girls have learned not to set fudge or other tempting dishes on the back porch,for the club generally knows where to ind the doings and then it is fresco, 'tchange-o, disap- pear-o,i'. with the fudge. - However, upon closer examination, we find that they have not entirely forgotten to study,for at the beginning of tteir Junior year a new teacher, who should have charge of the Freshmen, was added in ordergthat the Faculty might spend more time in study to keep pace with this illustrious class. Consequently much midnight oil has been burned, by the teachers of course, and as the doors of Galion High close upon us, we feel that we are leaving a class which shall follow in our footsteps and be an inspiration to the lower classmen, and shall continue to win fame and honor for the Galion High School. 9 It 'P

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SENIOR CLASS. ENID ANDERSON, JESS IE BARR, CLARA CRONENWETT, ALLIE DIAMOND, WILBUR ELS-ER. EFFIE ELY, ARTHUR FREESE, EDNA FLANERY. ROSE ILA GRIND PAUL GUINTHEB. NAOMI HOLMES, MABLE JONES, ETHEL KINCAID, ELL, 7 CARRIE LANIUS, VIVIA LARKWORTHY, CLARA MILLER. WESLEY MILLER, COURTLAND MEUSER, EDGAR MAHLA RUBY PITKIN, EDITH POISTER, LIZZIE RIOKSEOKER, RODNEY REESE, DOROTHY SHULS, ETHEL WILSON, TAOY GLEDHILL, 3 CLASS YELL: Wipsy-Wopsy-Wopsy-WOO, Hullaballoog ha,11Oog ba.11oO. Rifferty-Ra.i'f-Ra.Herty-Roar, Galion Seniors, 1904! OFFICERS: F. EDGAR MA.HLA, Pres. ROSE ILA GRTNDELL, Sec'y RODNEY H. REESE. V. Pres. ALLIE D. DIAMOND, Treasurer .iii- MOTTO:- THE END IS NOT YET Class Emblem: Fern. Colors: Orange and Black