Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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f4DMlNl.S'7Rv4 fl0N The purpose of this administration in the Galion Public School system is to supply the needs for creating the best learning environment for each individual, and to correlate the work of the diH:erent school departments for efficiency and the acquiring of rich living experiences for the students of Galion Schools. The proper handling of pupils' records, personnel direction, and business management of the school system is a responsibility of the administration. The administrative staff consists of Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Principal, Secretary to Superintendent, Secretary to Principal and several commercial co- operative students. The complete responsibility of the administration falls upon the Board of Education with the superintendent of schools as its executive officer. During the past few years the program of studies in the Galion Schools has been broadened to the point of meeting the students' needs. It is accepted by school authorities that the important job of education is to prepare boys and girls for a happy worth-while life. In accomplishing this objective, the Board of Education has broadened the many practical activities in the Held of Voca- tional education, Music, Dramatics and Health education, This change to prac- tical fields of education has made it possible for students graduating from the Galion High School to immediately begin their life work in their home com- munity in positions for which they are properly prepared. The administrative and personnel have recognized the close relationship between education and civic interest. Teachers have been encouraged to partici- pate in civic activities, especially those which contribute to the educational en- vironment of the community. The student council serves as the connecting link between administration and the student body. This council is depended upon to work out details on factors concerning student activities. O. E. HILL STUDENT COUNCIL O. E. Hill, R. VU. Patterson, advisorsg Mike Cahill, presidentg Phyllis Durtschi secre taryg Marcia Eichler, Rosemary Wise, Robert Richardson, Junior Schreck, Bill Caris Phylis Finney, Eileen McHenry, Eugene Staub, Bob McManes, Robert Metzger.

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0ur efhkfbnf and cooperative o P. A. MURR President B. P. MANSFIELD HARRY SANDERLIN LOUISE JOHN Clerk CLARENCE ADAMS Vice President ISABEL MONROE O. E. HILL Secretary Superintendent

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Ure leaders the fzelbers . . . Marching with us through the chang- ing seasons of our high school years, the faculty represents the guiding hand, which has led us to a better standard of living by skillful teaching and sympathetic understanding, has met our needs with kindly interest and an encouraging smile, and has given us the backbone of educa- tion to prepare us for future learning. LUCY V, AILER CHARLES APLAS JOHN BURNISON B. S. in Education B. S, in Education B. S. in Education Ohio State Ohio State Ohio University Health Nurse Vocational Instructor Football Coach CLARENCE MACKEY GERTRUDE E. MANN ALICE MEHRLING B. A, M. A. B. A. Emory and Henry College Ohio State Oberlin Basketball Coach English, Journalism Art Instructor ARVILLA EMMENEGGER B. S. in Education Bliss College Typing I. IL Shorthand I, II HILDA MILLER M. A. U. of chicago English. German PINER LONG University of Toledo Vocational Instructor MAURICE MILTENBERGER B, S. in Education Miami University Secretarial Training Instructor