Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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, tQ is .--Ld -., . if Ny THE p ill, gpxf' -1 ' C .nvvfi L 1 - bk - x' k Q I f Z 0 J 15 wav s f f w 4 ,ay X N ff X Supt. R. D. Conrad Mr. Conrad is completing his third successful year as Superintendent of Public Instruction in our school system. He has both his A. B. and A. M. degrees from Wittenberg and has taken post graduate work at Columbia. Mr. Conrad is very much interested in his work, therefore his efficient administration of our schools. As Dusty Miller puts it, He is always wearingva smile under his auburn hair . It is his genial attitude that has made his many friends. Since his office is in our building we see and hear a great deal of Mr. Conrad and his advice or service is always given cheerfully. It was under his guidance that our new Junior High School was built. His efforts and sacrifices in planning for this project deserves creditable mention. His duties are many yet he always finds time for the student and likewise always greets the student warmly. We extend him our best wishes for a most bright future. Page Ten

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.' ii , .. 4 T HE H PY , o N f Z f x Q xxx 5 Q f aiu' ,ay X N i W ff WH Which Was Success? An artist painted on his canvas a picture of Life . When he had finished, his idea had taken the form of an aged man, gray in locks, and bent by years of toil. He had nearly reached the summit in his climb up the mountain-side. A basket filled with flowers hung on his armg flowers he had gathered here and there on the winding pathway of life. As the artist viewed his work, an inspiration came to him and he painted another picture of Life . On this second canvas he painted an aged man who was also gray and bent. He too was nearing the end of his journey up the mountain-side and like the first carried a basket of flowers. He had only a few flowers but they were large and exquisite in their coloring. As we look more closely we see him taking from the basket one of the beautiful flowers. A look of real joy is on his face and his gaze directed toward a little child a short distance ahead. In this second pic- ture we read the story of one who had not only gathered the beautiful flowe1's of life but had also given them. We see the joy that had come to him because he had nearly emptied his basket in making others happy. Which picture portrays success? . i R. D. CONRAD. Page Nine

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T HE ff m. SPY .r ' -.mmf ,' I s xx ,' Z I X 9 NAYE s N V ai f 9 ,ff i X X fifth! . 'WWW Prin. W. L. Swick Mr. Swick is not only our principal but he is a jolly good fellow, and when we say jolly we mean just that. His funny stories bring gales of laughter but they always have a point, especially his stories in class. Besides his numerous duties as supervisor of three hundred students, he teaches Chemistry and Physics, is advisor to the Senior Class and Spy Staff, the Faculty Manager of Athletics. These require much time and thought but we have always found him ready and willing to co-operate. It is due to his eflicient administration that our school runs so smooth and ranks so high. We are for Pop to a man, and we can only say that we have enjoyed working under and for him and that we have benefitted much in our four years under his instruction. We have found that his motto is . Service with a smile, and witticism free of charge . Mr. Swick, we wish you every possible success and enjoyment in the future. r'-.. . 1 'nge Eleven