Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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MARY ALICE AMANN MILDRED AMANN MARY ANDREWS MARJORIE ANDERSON V RUTH ATKINSON HELEN BAYLOR FLORENCE BENDER ARLEEN BERSINGER Eighteen

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3 1. Y' h . ,fl X175 W- v, fr - ,. i 1-x 1 , I , WW ,, ,, J.. li xi 1- -,...,3 , . --K . - . ------------M Senior Class History In penning the history of such an ever active and illustrious class as the, Class of 1925 one quickly realizes the feebleness of mere words. W'hat genius could conceive a combination of the English language that would do justice to the many noble deeds and achievements of this class in its graphic High School career. For four years we have ever been up and doing, engineering all sorts of projects and although we may have failed in one place or another we feel confident that success for the most part has been ours. So it is with some feeling of pride as 'well as feebleness that we here set forth these achievements. As Freshmen we were looked upon with the usual insignificance and greeted with the accustomed taunts of the upper classmen. However by the end of our Hrst year we had our elders well convinced that we were a class of true worth, bound for a trail of success. During the course of the year we enjoyed many social gatherings and at the same time contributed much assistance to the various activities of the school. Especially in athletics did we shine and it became evident that Galion High's future in this line would depend largely on the present yearlings. . We started our Sophomore year by staging a public entertainment, at which two play were given entirely by our own talent. It was also in this year that our athletic prowess was further developed and recognized as unusual. The majority of both foot- ball and basketball teams this year consisted of Sophomores. A Back to school for our third year we buckled down to hard work in the view of giving the Class of 1924 the best reception ever tendered a graduating classy And working toward this goal with all sincerity of effort we can truthfully say that our efforts did not go unrewarded and that we were overly successful. One of the biggest factors in making the reception a possibility financially was The Passing Show of 1924. The splendid rendition of which will forever stand as one of our foremost achievements. This year's work also brought out our oratorical ability, six of the eight members of the debating team being selected from our ranks. In this, our Senior year, we have continued active in every line of endeavor for the general betterment of the school and have also added to our class laurels. The Pass- ing Show of 1925 was equally as successful as it's predecessor and together with the Senior Spring Style Show, both of which were directed and participated in wholly by our own members, kept moving the active spirit of the class. Here our History ends temporarily, while we prepare to enter the wide, wide world, then to resume our narrative with an imprint upon the ages. Ever let it be said that the Class of 1925 stands eighty-three strong ever ready to defend her Alma Mater and to do everything within the reach of. possibility for its glorification. R. L. M. '25. li gi in ..f. . 4, .f15....'ggi.q,'.i Y , f f----M . x........--., ,JL i '5k:1' Seventeen

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ROY BESSINGER ELIZABETH BLAND GRACE BONNELI. ALDON BURWELL IVAN CASS NORMAN CHEAP JEANETTE Com-:N VVADE CORNELL N-inteen l ll