Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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.KN UJ12 .lwflcfem Mufecn E41 ss-u THE END OF THE WORLD WAR e ind of thr grfatf st and must tr rrlble ot all yars w is bfcom mg apparent when Bulgaria submltted to tn dI'1ll1 t1ce y th the Allu- September 0 1918 In this she agreed to d1SCOI'lT.I1l1P Ilblltllig 1nd xl o was forced practxcally to turn oyer her trtnsportatxon anl oth+ r xmportant tacllltles to the 411195 out a month later October 'l 9 11 f te s further wt rkcnf d when Turkey by her xrmxstxct wxth the Alhes dl Lontmucd hostllltxcs and xlso opened up thu llardansllc and Bosphoru to the Alllc By lhLII18.gI1llIC,l9lII flghtlng ot the Itallans and partly by lI'llLI'lI xl trouble the Austrlans were routed and of necesslty submitted to an lgnonnnlous 3.I'llllSllC9 Thls provided for tree use of transportatxon and strateglc pomts by the Allxes The defeat ot the German Army was due to the co operatlon ot the Allles The Important pomts taken whlch would have aCCOIIIDll5h6d the utter defeat of the German Army lf the war contmued were Xalen clennes Mons and Sedan The Lanadxans after overcoming stubborn rtslstance took I xlmn clennes November 1 The 1ir1ta1ns retook Nlons and had contlnued forward from thls OIJJQCUSG fwhlch had been taken from them fxftv months beforey when the war ended The Amerlcans held the Germans whxle the Br1t1sh Army md Canadlan troops were wagmg thelr offenslyes oyercommg a deter lllllled reslstance bv perslstent hammermg they broke through the German lmes and when the war ended held tle battle front from Sedan to Xerdun a dxstance of almost a hundred m1les The famous slogan of the French Armv 1n 1916 was They shall not pass Two years later the AIIIQTICJIIS changed the slogan to We shall pass The armlstlce at Senlls caused the entire world to FCJOICP tor It was practxcally an Uncondltlonal Surrender Pans was glad and the Latm Quarter the hardest hnt 'ICCOTLIIIIZ to soc1al and frly olous llfe celebrated xn a Jovful manner In London the people after four years of suspense and sacrxfxce broks loose Irom restra nt and PEJUICPII manifesting thelr Joy ln parades cheerlng of the Ixlng Queen and Lloyd George and honorlng thexr Allles by playlng thelr Natlonal Anthems wlth the Ismg Queen SOILIIEFS and people at AIIPIIIIOII New lork undoubtedly thc most concernfd and exposed clty of the lmted States ran rampant People cast aslde fonyentlonallty r1ch and pool mxrchfd arm ln arm IH parades formed by hxlirlous crowds Trucks of Jllblldlll HOISLIIIZIRCFS thronged the streets Paper fell ts snow falls from the hlgh ofllce bulldmgs lt was a day tor the people In other CIIIPS all oyer the 1 nxted States sxmxlar demonstra dons were Illdfllfebl In GHIIOH on Noyember a Bulletm statlng that the 2lI'lI1lSf,lC9 had been slgned was heralded by the rxngmg of bells A few Senxors de lrous of yer1fy1ng th1s left school and went to the Inqmrer where the Bulletln stated that th1s report was not ofhclal shortly afterward school w as dlSIlI1SS9d Shops were closed and an nmpromptu parade of all people who des red to partlclpate was hastlly formed The entlre Hlgh school mtrched 1n a body smgmg and yellmg cyeryone was happy -X Drum Corps kept the spxrxt tlye III the eyemng although papers contradxcted each other concernmg the reallty of the ATIIIISIICP word was recexved that the Isalser abdncated lNovember 9 and ofllc1al notlce concermng the arnustlce was reported the eleyenth -X hohday was declared and a large parade wa tormed headed by an Impromptu band ot yyxllmg l11l19ICldI1S who turnlshed popular and patrlotlc a1rs contmually durmg the parade The Hlgh school Grade schools organuatlons shop men and numerous automobiles comprlscd a parade ot great length Good splrlts and H0151 were IIIIIIIILSI eyery yy here and dlftcrent actions contmued the pandemomum long after the parade was tlnxshed The problem now controntmg the people of the world md especlally those of the l S ts a. peace fa1r and just lelldlllg to make thls the last war The perlod of reconstructlon as a yery crxtlcxl one and may the people of the Lmted States and ot the XX orld b patient md Iorbearmg and work to the good of common IDU rest s they d1d durmg the XVorld Har Louxs Schaefer 19 Lx Sv- w,-wig Flfteen Tl 1 - 1 ,ffg-,.71 -Slilffl s ' - ' 1 :ya , ev:-131 T ,,f.',., , 1: .l. . . 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