Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

Page 18 text:

O i O cl ' It Mrs. Kate M. Casey Mr. A. J. Monroe Dr. F. C. McGa.ugl1y Mr. R. C. Arter Mr. S. Motsinger RESPECT FOR LA.W In response to your request for a sentiment, I would call attention to A1nerica's great problem, Respect for Law, which is engaging the best thought of our nation today. It is an issue so momentous as to merit the attention of everyone interested in the orderly and lawful continuance of all established customs. Disrespect for law is gnawing at the vitals of our national Well-being, and requires the combined effort of all people and of all organizations of people, regardless of creed or sect, to combat it. May the Class of 1929, both collectively and individually, be faithful to their school and home training in this national crisis and ever make it a vital part of their lives to uphold the Majesty of thc Law, to the end that the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness may never be placed in jeopardy. A. J. MONROE, President, Board of Education. IR c- Qfeg 543

Page 17 text:

. 001, 62. 0000 4 9 6 C QQQQC 95 , 44399 I' J Q1 999 Q 'N I I -III JY 45 Q 92 E 39 l:l:l ll VW E- A FACULTY

Page 19 text:

O o 5 O 1,1 V C I U J , I SUPT. J. F. BEMILLER J. F. Bemiller, Superintendent of the Galion Schools has been with us just one year, but we are sure he will be with us many more, as he has proved to be a great friend of all the students and teachers. He held the position as Superintend- ent of the Fairfield County schools be- fore he came here and had become a friend of one of our former Superin- tendents, J. J. Phillips, and it was through his recommendation that Be- miller came here as head of our schools. Mr. Bemiller is a graduate of Ohio State University with a B. S. degree and last summer he received his M. A. degree in education. He is a member of the Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity which is very exclusive at Ohio State. Mr. Bemiller has a very pleasing per- sonality and has found his way into the hearts of all who know him. He is rather quiet and has an easy going way about him. He is very tactful in handling most any problem which con- fronts him. No one has ever seen him angry as he has a wonderful Way of controlling his temper. So, here is a toast, to the man who has proved himself a very able leader of the Galion Schools. I9 PRINCIPAL W. L. SWICK W. L. Swick, known more familiarly to the students of G. H. S. as Pop Swick, is finishing his fourth year as a brilliant, successful and jolly principal. Mr. Swick is well liked by all of his students and teachers. He is always on hand with a new joke to fit the occa- sion. He stands for the highest type of ideals and will not tolerate anything which would be degrading to the school and community. He is a real pal to all and instead of sparing the rod and spoiling the child, he spoils the rod and spares the child. He believes in the social kind of High School life and not in the strict, military types. He serves in numerous capacities. Besides being the supervisor of over three hundred and fifty students, he teaches Chemistry and Physics, is Spon- sor of the Spy Staff and Senior Class, advisor of the Hi-Y, manager of the Athletic association, and the treasurer of the High School. He performs his many duties very efficiently and those who Work under him know that his management is flawless, and that debts do not occur. . We are thoroughly convinced that our High School is very fortunate in possessing such a man as principal and We sincerely hope that he will remain in this capacity for many years to come. D 68,60 Qs'-C3