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ali-' i fi, it Jl. Gbee 199.8 SP i' 11- ' xx A . 1 X .--. ....- ef-- ,' fy.-q 'Z , EIla I A U' 'Y - -' gf' ,Y - f ., A 'cl - , NV. MacFarquhar D. B. Snyder E. Sawyer T. Schaefer President Vice President 'I'r'i-asiii-e-1' Secretary SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a late autumn day in September 1924 there were one hundred twenty-four students prepared to enter Galion High as Freshmen. Of course we were all green and were amazed at the many wonders of the Senior High School. Its long halls and many different rooms puzzled us so, that we were completely lost the first couple of days. This was a banner year in our school life. To begin with, We had a class meeting and elected the following guiding reins for the year: DeWitt Kersh, Presidentg William Wagner, Vice Presidentg Naomi Meeker, Secretaryg and George Britt, Treasurer. Green and White were chosen as our colors. We all agreed to have a get acquainted party at Ness's Grove and all members of the class enjoyed it immensely. Next we were challenged to a Tug of War by the Sophomores and we gave them the ducking that they had planned for us. They'll never forget it. They forgave us in part though and entertained us at a dandy recep- tion on Hallowe'en. To top off our Freshman year we copped the medals for selling the greatest number of Lyceum Course Tickets. Our Sophomore year was started with a rush by electing DeWitt Kersh, Presidentg Ralph Cohen, Vice President: and Naomi Meeker, Secre- tary and Treasurer. Our main event that year was the reception which We gave the class of '29, During the first two years we were well represented in all forms of athletics. As the year drew to a close we began to make pllans for the last two years of our school life which everyone knows are the most important. In the fall of '26 we began our Junior year in G. H. S. We called a 22
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