Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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N ' J d 11? XT N f,f'?f5 . Q 4 ,V p-:J mee ser I' ,135 J ,,,J' l ' 1' tjhkk x f, ,Il X K WWW Mfr. E. R. Beats Principal Junior High Mr. Beets is known as that jolly man, around the Junior High. We are sure that his cheerful nature helps to lighten the large task he has in running the Junior High build- ing and that this nature has made him well liked by the students from the first to the ninth grades. M iss F'ra.nces Sargecmt Bible: Character Building A. B. Ohio Wesleyan Miss Sargeant is teaching Bible in the High School this year, besides her duties in all the other buildings, and thus is a very busy teacher. Her study is an interesting o11e and she teaches it in an interesting manner. We hope that she will remain with us. Zilzss Hilda. Iihller Englishg Algebra A. B. Ohio State University Miss Miller is again in her glory, that is, in- structing the Freshies in English and Al- gebra. She also has quite a job on her hands in sponsoring the Freshman Class, for Freshies will be Freshiesf' It is Miss Mil- ler's charming personality that always saves the day. Mfr. L. M. Borst Manual Training Miami Vocational Mr. Borst pulled a fast onei' several months ago when he hiked oft' to Columbus and was one of the principal characters in a double wedding. Congratulations to you, Mr. and Mrs. Borst! Mr. Bo1'st is well liked by all his pupils in the Manual Training depart- ment, so his success is assured. Mfr. F. A. Eaton Scienceg Athletic Director A. B. Wittenberg Dave has not only turned out some line athletic teams, but also some good General Science and Civics students. He has suc- ceeded in giving G. H. S. another winning football team and a fairly good B. B. outfit. He's all Wittenberg, and has used Coach Godfrey's methods to advantage. Weyre for him. Miss Edith, Smith, Secretary to Superintendent Miss SI1'1ith,S job is one of many duties, for whenever anyone wants anything, off to the Supt's. oiiice they go. She Will always ac- commodate you in her pleasing manner and that speaks for itself. She has two worthy assistants in Geraldine Wise and Dorthy Auld, whom we think deserve creditable mention. Verge Fourteen

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'Sm J -get fa... f s? f-.5 A- -', ,f ' '1 F., ,L re' N, 1 J, ' -B M o -I THE pi nky, 5 gy 17' ff ,- I x h. Q V, M ff ..4Fl'S1'L D es i Q f 'Yi J' .W . W x ilfigw M 'iss Florence W 1'sterma.-n, History and Civics A. B. Oberlin Miss Wisterinan has assisted the Seniors over those subjects called U. S. History and Civics and the Sophs through General History in G. H. S. for the past five years. She is also Sponsor of the Sophomore Class and of the G. R's. Her assistance has always been welcomed, but-after June-that would be telling. Mr. R. R. E1'ha.rt Music, English A. B. Otterbein Prof. Erhart is our director of Music a.nd ill that capacity he has won for himself an en- viable reputation. His accomplishinents within G. H. S. and outside, have been phe- nomenal. Look at our band, our orchestra and our Chorus. His successes all. Mr. Erhart teaches English over in the J. H. S. also. Miss H elefn Christy Commercial Subjects A. B. Ohio University Miss Christy is anotheifof our faculty, who is sporting a stone on a certain finger. Her cheerful and excitable lnanner will surely be missed by G. H. S. students. Miss Christy acted as the savior of the Girls B. B. Varsity when she volunteered her services as Spon- sor. Her efforts were well rewarded. Miss Becwrice H o1f'ma,n English A. B. Hood College Miss Hoffman is a graduate of G. H. S. with the Class of 1910. Her entire schedule for this year was lilled with hammering better English into the vacancies, called heads, of the Sophomores and Juniors. This work consisted of Silas Marner, Macbeth, Tale of Two Cities, spelling tests and themes. It was a long but worthwhile process for instructor and instructed. Miss Ada Gregg - Household Arts B. O. Ohio State University Miss Gregg divides her time between the Senior and Junior Highs, therefore she is known in both buildings, as a busy instruc- tor. She has just completed her second year in G. H.,S. teaching the girls the arts of housekeeping and dressmaking. etc. She and her department have also put on' several din- ners and other successful ventures. Mr. V. H. Oberlandev' Shop Ohio State University The cheery aspect of the new shop has been secured under the direction of 'V. H. Al- though he is a new instructor in a new course he has won a place of high estimation in the minds of students. His smiling countenance lightens the work down in the Shop. If you have any mechanical trouble, no matter what it is, take it down to the Shop. Page Thirteen

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J QWTJ fe ff ,of H 'f THE .49 t l E fi? The Miriam Allen Scholarship Fund During the Fall of 1925 Miss Miriam Allen, G. H. S. '08, accompanied Zlatko Balokovic, one of America's foremost violinists, in a concert before the people of Galion. The Auditorium was filled by music-lovers and all others interested in Galion High and its products. It was announced that Miss Allen had turned the proceeds of the concert over to the School, with the condition that they be used as a foundation for a Scholarship Fund. Thus it was that the Miriam Allen Scholarship Fund came into exist- ence. The money has been wisely invested and gives promise of needful aid to deserving scholars in the future. This Fund bears significance, as its founder is an Alumna of G. H. S. and one of Galion's own citizens who has gained renown in the musical world. It was her enthusiasm and spirit that materialized the need of scholarship recognition into a reality. All G. H. S. Students and Alumni join in thanking Miriam Allen for her gift to her Alma Mater. We hope that the future honor students prove worthy of the Scholarship. The Class of 1926 was the first graduating Class to receive the benefit of the Fund. The award was made jointly to Lucille Hill and Arvilla Emmennegger. Pasro Fifteen