Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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SUPT. J. F. BEMILLER lVlr. l . liemiller has heen superintend- ent of the Galion Schools for the past lout' years. He has proven very efficient in this capacity and is liked by both teach- ers and students. lVlr. lieiniller is a graduate of Ohio State Universitv with a B. S. degree in educa- tion. lle is a member of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity, which is very exclusive at Ohio State. lle has .i very quiet and peaceful man- ner. He does not seem to lose his temper or to he easily disturbed. He never shirks duty, for although he enjoys a good time, his work always comes first. Nlr. lieiniller came here from the Fair- lield County schools very highly recom- mended, He has proven himself very cap- .tlwle in the larger capacity of Superintend- ent ol, the Cialion Schools. Suite coming to fialion he has won a host ol friends who wish him success in his future work, PRINCIPAL W. L. SWICK W. L. Swick, more widely known to the student body of Galion High as Pop Swick, is completing his seventh year as Principal of the Galion Senior High School. He serves in numerous capacities. Be- sides being the supervisor of over three hundred students he teaches Chemistry and Physicsg he is sponsor of the Spy Staff, advisor of the Hi-Y, manager of the Ath- letic Association, and the treasurer of the High School. Although he is busy, he is never known to complain of his tasks. Especially the Physics and Chemistry students will remember him for his jokes in the classroom and laboratory. No mat- ter what the situation, he always comes to the rescue with a suitable joke which helps to hrighten the way of the student, Mr. Swiek is a friend of all the students and teachers and he fills his position very competently. The Spy Staff wishes to thank him for his excellent advice. and also wishes him many years of success and hap- piness in his chosen work. f Gi' U-A

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1 ,ai HE E9 gr 9? X if BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right+Herman L. Ricker, Kate M. Casey, A. J. Monroe, Grant C. Gillespie, joe Smith WE CAN BE PROUD OF OUR SCHOOLS The Board of Education is gratified at the continued excellence of our schools, and it is especially pleased at the attitude of the State Officials respecting the Junior and Senior High Schools. A recent visit of inspection by a representative of the state resulted in the granting of a charter to the Junior High, It will be the earnest endeavor of the Board of Education to maintain the schools at this high standard in the future, and to create conditions as nearly ideal as necessary economy will permit. We may all be proud of our schools and be assured that the boys and girls of Galion enjoy educational advantages equal to any community in our great commonwealth. A. J. MONROE, President Board of Education QE'-Uflaf' Gu' G

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f,j4?., --.w-41-1 ..f,1-- ,H I, fly. X3 ,J MISS GRA! E WESTON Mathematics and Social Science Miss Weston has a big job before her, as she is assistant principal of the High School. and a teacher of mathematics. and sponsor of the G. R, Miss Weston was assigned a new duty this year of teaching History and has made good at it. D. E. SHAFFER Manual Arts Without thc aid and assistance of Mr, Shaffer our boys could never turn out such beautiful and masterful pieces of work. He is a big help to our school in many ways. MISS LOUISE JOHN Spanish. English Literature Miss john can well be termed a real veteran in our school system. She has no small job to take care of. She teaches English four. displays the greatest ability in helping the juniors and Seniors with their Spanish. and is also business sponsor of the Lantern. R. R. EHRHART Relative Subjects to the Shop Mr, Ehrhart is instructor of Shop Mathematics and from what they say. some of his problems are no cinch for any math student. He is also manager of the Athletic Fund. MISS HILDA SCHOOLEY English 2 and General History As one of the advisers to the G, R.. and as a teacher of English and History to the Sophomores. Miss Schooley is kept very busy. She also aids in many of the plays and programs that are given in assemblies. She proved a great help in the operetsa All at Sea this year. S MISS AILER School Nurse Due to the efforts of Miss Ailer. the girls lCarned much about good health and prevention of different kinds of illnesses. She also had to look up absent students and find out the trouble. MISS ZULA DOWLER Home Economics Miss Dowler is in charge of the entire Home Economics department again this year and has handled the job with the greatest of skill, HARTLEY D. SNYDER Director of Music The Music Department has made a rapid ad- vancement since the directorship was taken over by Mr. Snyder, He has produced a great band and orchestra and also many cantatas and oper- ettas. This year he gave a reproduction of Car- men and put on the operetta All at Sea. MISS HILDA MILLER English 3 After Miss Miller is through teaching English to the Juniors they usually know about it. She always has a smile for every one and is always ready to help you. MISS ARVILLA EMMENEGGER 4 Commercial Department Miss Emmencgger teaches her subjects to her pupils in such a way that they can't help but learn something. She has the job of teaching the juniors their Shorthand outlines and also Com- mercial Law to both Juniors and Seniors. She also teaches Bookkeeping to the Sophomores. . 1' P , gn' , C Nl