Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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Rhythm, harmony, marchhrg, color: IHS' our . PERSONNEL AND INSTRUMENTATION Clarinets: Jean Huy, Evelyn Holderness, Jean Robinson, June Morkel, Betty Carleton, Annabelle Cole, Eleanor CronenweLt, Aileen McHenry, Mary Cole, Margaret Swick, Blair Musselman, Willard Chubb, Junior Heiby, Edwin Pounder, Betty June Long, Dorothy Cron- enwett, Martha Haas, Evelyn Sharroclc, Betty Kestcr, Caroline Brooks, Virginia Kreps, Pat- ricia Walker. Trumpets: Kenneth Miller, Paul Schnegelsberger, Gene Cronznwctt, Arthur Heiser, Paul Edler, Glenn Sherer, John Auer, Lowell Arndt, Ellis Swick, Nelson Wright, Clarence Cris- singer, Joan Korb, Jean Cowl. Flutes: Don Rhinehart, Robert Von Brock. French Horns: Maxine Cutshall, Margaret Harris, Paul Heiser, Bill Neff. Saxophones: Jean Edward, Martha Sharrock, Earl Dye, Mary Ann Gleclhill. Alto Clarinet: Mercedes Cutshall. Bass Clarinet: Unice Hanlon. Tenor Saxophone: Isabelle Cronenwett, Jim Essex. Baritones: Harry Sanderlin, James Angell, Dale Sanderlin. Drums: Howard Knorr, Byron Musselman, Grace Huy, Franklin Berry. Basses: Quentin Cahill, Oliver Godfrey, Robert Sampsell, Ralph Pollock. Trombones: John Elliker, Betty Smith, James Rensch, Harry McElhatten, John Somer- lot, Jean Ulmer, Barbara Casey. Soprano Saxophone: Carol Gardner. Oboe: Robert Poth. Bassoon: Norman Knable. Baritone Saxophone: John Metheany. Tympani: Eugene Sherer.

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THE ffl-7 Thirty-eight members compose the Galion Hi-Y club, which has been the uboyls clubn of the school for the past eighteen years. A feature of the bi-monthly meetings this year has been a series of round table discussions which were led by professional and business men of the city. Social life plays a great part in the activities of the club, and among the outstanding events were the Christmas potluck, the annual Father-Son banquet, the Hi-Y Sweetheart party, and the Farewell party for the Seniors. The service committee of the Hi-Y was very active this year. Among their contributions were the decorat- ing of the Christmas tree in the school corridor, and contributions to the American Red Cross and the Ro- tarian crippled children's fund, W, R. Widrig is the Hi-Y sponsor. The club officers are: John Ellilcer, presiclentg Dale Sanderlin, vice pres- identg Bernard Nlansfleld, secretary, and James Secrest treasurer. THE PERSONNEL Hi-Y members: John Auer, Richard Auker, Elwood Baehr, James Benbow, William Black, Sam Brucato, Michael Cahill, Quentin Cahill, Bill Caris, Richard Carmel, Bill Cook. Paul Drollinger, James Dunn, William Durtschi, Paul Edler, Melvin Eichler, John Ellilcer, James Gilson, Arthur Heiser, Harry Jackson, Jack Kiddev, Joe King, Norman Knable, Ber- nard Mansfield, Kenneth Miller, Hugh Ness, Raymond Patterson, Robert Richardson, Willinimm Riclmrclson, Dale Snnderlin, Junior Schreclc, James Secrest, Robert Shupp, Victor Smith, Richard Staub, Dean Stone, Herbert Turner, Roscoe Webster.

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BAND .np as , As we sit in the bleachers at Heise field just before the game, we hear in the distance the roll of drums. As we listen, it becomes louder until the monoton- ous beat of the drum breaksg there is a roll, and seventy instruments blast forth in unison, Stand Up and Cheern. So we rise to our feet as the crowd sings the strains of that familiar song. Today we sit in the auditorium for our Thursday assembly. The curtain is drawn and the music begins softly, hardly audible, then becomes louder until the climax is reached, and we are left up there to drift down to sweeter strains. Is it possible that this change is made in the band since last fall? From loud peppy music to that of the concert! This, the flexible Gallon band has done in a very praise-worthy manner. The achievements of Walter Von Brock and the band will stand forever in the archives of the High School. The band received a rating of two in the district contest at Lorain, and a rating of three at the state contest at Columbus. These are the laurels won by the band this year.