Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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JUNIOR IILASS AIITIVE IN SGH Active, energetic, progressive are just a few of the adjectives that could be used to describe the junior class. Besides their usual activities the juniors have participated in a variety of different pro- grams. One of the most important tasks of the juniors was their monthly publica- tion of the Lantern , Miss Gertrude Mann was in charge of this work. The Journalism class was rewarded for their labors by a dance which was held May 9. Refreshments were served. UDL AFFAIIIS whole setting was a large golden colored fnoon. The banquet was held at the Peace Lutheran Parish House at 6:30. Follow- ing the banquet, the juniors and seniors went to the high school auditorium for a program. After the program the group danced in the gym. This final treat of the evening started at approximately 8:30. The committee chairmen in charge and their duties were as follows: lnvita- tion, invited all special guests, jean Poisterg program, designed and produced The Adorable Spendthriftn was the printed programs for the evening, Bill Richardson, banquet program, arranged name of the play which was so ably put over by the junior class. A double cast was chosen because of the interest shown by the students toward dramatics. An outstanding social event of the year was the Junior and Senior Recep- tion. The date of this affair was May 29. This was the farewell party the juniors gave to the Seniors at the end of the school year. This policy of the juniors giving the seniors a banquet has been a tradition of long standing. The theme of decorations used for the reception was that of a t'South Sea Isle . This arrangement was carried out by the use of thatch huts, palm trees, a large tropical pool with a quantity of fish swimming within, also to top off the for the entertainment after the banquet, Sanford Felclerg decoration, to decorate for dance, Pearl Morris, dance, engaged orchestra and floor show, Gene Cronen- wettg and banquet, decided on meal and decoration of tables, Phyllis Eckstein. The juniors chose a varied selection of class rings, therefore everyone could have just what they wanted as to color. The different colors were, onyx, ruby, plain and mother of pearl. The juniors also had a session of campaigning before the final election of officers. The final outcome was that John Nletheany was elected president, Bob Mc- Manes, vice president, Annabelle Chap- man, secretaryg Melvin Harding, treasur- er, and Mr. Aplas sponsor. Identification of Junior June Morkel, Phyllis Eckstein, Bar- bara Holmes. Marsena Kackley, Lila Goodman, Betty June Long, Ruby Ramsey, Pearl Morris Glen Sheren, Gale Shriner, john Metheany Stanley Ritz, Mary Rose Hirth. :Robert Sampsel, Margaret Windbig- ef Alice Hess, Homer Roelle, Wanda Greenfield, Robert Stinson, William Wise, Eugene Staub, Robert Wilson john Van Meter, Betty Smith, San- ford Felder, Dorothy Prosser, Paul Schnegelsberger, Willard Polland, Helen Wilson Lois Sci-lockley, Martha Schnegels- berger, Richard Lake, james Rensch, Delbert Smith Charles Wilson. Letha Kellogg, Florence Lowe, Betty Post Groups Joanne Hoekstra. William jenkins. Lou ell Harden. Martha McManes. Robert MrManes Jean Lingo, Wayne Britton. John Pickering. Evelyn Sharrock. Ruth Poth. Boyd Gifford Betty Ventrone. Clara Siclair. Helen Young. Rose Farina. john D'Ere- menegilclo. Robert Campo. Arthur Stockwell. Cleo Miller Lowell Gottfried. Kathleen Heidel- bnugh. Vivian Berry, Melvin Hard- ing. Evelyn McElhatten Evelyn Herr, sharley Hemmerly, Joe King. William Richardson, Robert Poth. joannah Bnllerrr Leo Seif. Glenn Fowble. Earl Srhwind. Ralph Gerhart. Donald McCune, Robert Kuenzli. Nelson Wright. Roger Cross. Leo Ensim- inger Howard Logan. Walter Baylor, Cloyd Nigh. Geraldine Ross, Martha Alice Gartner. Glenna Mathias Harry jackson. Robert Metzger, james Benbow. Carl Fendrick Jenn Edwards. Ruth Baker. Jean Brandt. Mary Cole. Eileen Burt, Barbara Dunham. Lnaale Campo, violet Dirkhart Phyllis Durtschi. Emma Eichhorn, Ruby Knorr. Katherine Schnegels- hr.-rar Betty Miller. Martha Haas. Beatrice Holtsinger. Max Hoffmeister Wal- ter Tracht. Leo Ensiminger. Eugene Hurst. Dean English Calvin Craner. Fred Johnson, Paul Heiser. Cecil Smothers, Elmer Post, Charles Jones. Gena Cronenwett Waldene Rhoades. Jean Poister, Dorothy Cronenwett, Marie Shifley Dorothy McCombs, Dorothy Kel- logg. john Champion, Annabelle Chapman, Dorothy Myers, Joanne Place

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SIIPHUMUHE ACTIVITIES MANY Three cheers for the sophomores who came through the period of being called 'Qgreeniesn with flying colors. Not only must we give them credit for participat- ing in many school activities, but also for their excellent sportsmanship shown at all football and basketball games. As there is not space to include all of their activities, a few of the most important are mentioned in the following para- graphs. The sophomore class sponsored a spring dance April 18. Music was fur- nished by the high school Rockola. As all their activities, the sophomores car- ried this ofl: with a flourish. The most exciting event of the sopho- mores' entire year took place May 24. This affair was their sophomore hop. So, in gala array, our so called ugreeniesn danced to the music furnished by the Rockola. The jute box was chosen with the idea that they would be able to se- lect the pieces they liked best instead of those an orchestra would be able to play. The theme for decorations was that of a spring garden with clever ar- rangements of flowers and crepe paper. Those on the committees in charge of the hop were: Reception-Betty Haw- kins, Chairmang Lillian Chase, Valentino Ramsey, Betty Dukeman. Entertainment -Janice Egner, chairman, June Thayer, AN Il VAHIEIJ na Vossers, chairmang Virginia Shaw, Marjorie Mellot, Shirley Seif, Ruth Ul- mer. Decoration-Robert Kump, chair- man, Miriam Gwinner, Sheldon Swank, Beverly Boyd, Ralph Pollock, Edna Car- is, Peter Martinez. Refreshment-Agnes Harbourt, chairman, Martha Ritzhaupt. Duane Kinnamon, Carol Lemley, Doro- thy Bercaw, Arlene Butterfield, Delores Sipes. Table and Chairs-Robert Luckey, chairman, Junior Eckstine, Richard Fa- bian, Kenneth Deisch, Harold Gilson. Not only have the sophomores taken an interest in sports, but they also took an active part in several assemblies. One of these programs was furnished by Miss Mehrlingls home room. The assembly consisted of a play called !'The Early Bird Gets the Wormw. Also several sophomore students took part in panel discussions. These discussions concerned topics of general interest and had much educational Value. After a week of strenuous campaign- ing the sophomores elected the following officers: President, Colin MacAdamg Vice President, Valentino Ramsey, Secre- tary, Ruth Ulmer, Treasurer, Janice Eg- ner. As you can see the upper classman had to eat their words when they had the audacity to Call these active and enefget' Genevieve Pickering. Program-Christb ic sophomores ugreeniesu. Identification of Sophomore Groups Bernard Ernst. Sam Chini. Robert Champion, john Burden, Eugene Kime Marjorie Mellott. Donna Moore. virginia Mau-i. Cari Moore. Robcrt Mel-leafy, Harry Meisiiiaitren. Colin McAdam Betty Nicholson, Frankie Parris. Pearl Ness, Charles Pearce, Robert Richard, Russell Ness Elaine Harsh, Lillian Chase. Leona Armstrong, Beverly Campbell. Betty Baker, Agnes Harbourt, Audrey Chambers Edith Balliett. Ruth Ulmer. Shirley Tuttle, Doris Weber. Marjorie Smith. Martha Carol Sharrock Phyllis Lingo, Elaine Koen, June Lewis, Peter Martinez, Wiley Lay- cox Gloria Bauer. Marjorie Sloop. Mir- iam Logan. Margaret Pa Sheaks trick. Bonnie Swick. Rus- Luckev James Wenniger. Ellis sell Robertson. Robert virginia Herr. AN oxaai. Martin tziizhaiipi. Cami Lemley. June Mon- at Eugene Sharrork. Dale Sumption. Clyde Windlviglilr. Harold Ploss. John Somerlot. Robert Kumn. Ralph Kleinknrcht. Calvin Snyder. Verlin Sulser. Delbert Stinehelfer Robert Durnmald. junior Heibv. Richard Hillis. junior Eckstine. l-larold Gilson. Robert Eolev Rovlla Sand. Marv Rosella. Betti- Polland. Kenneth Pittman. Wayne Ralph Pollock Shcrrnan. Glcrine Britton. Christina Vossers. Hazel Taylor. Kathleen Schreck Vtrna Mae Lowe. Valentino Ram- sey. Hazel Thoman. Sheldon Swank Marie Johnson. Adelaide Huber. Marcella Helfrirh. Dorothy Jack. lfranris Johnston Ruth Ganshorn. Trevelvn Plark. Ethel Harris. Arlene Butterfield Jim Gaiman-. vwgmaa shew. Gene- vieve Pickering. shiiiey sat. virginia Grandstaff Dorothy Bercaw. Marilyn Baker. joy Rider. Aldene Wolf. Richard Plummer. Howard Seubert. Duane Kinnaxnon Lawrence Faust. Billy 1-iubiev. Rom Arnold. Richard Fabian. Joe Foltz Clinton McFarland. Ivan Beck. George Brooke. Robert Poole. Dolores Sipes. joan Davis. Eunice Cochran. Billy Price. Arnold Smith. Kenneth Deisch. Albert Holderness. Marcella Wisler. Lorena Williams. Helen Wright. Willard Chubb, ,lack Stincheller. Lawrence Sulser Janice Egner. Beverly Boyd. Edna Mane Can.. Miriam Gwinner. Betty Hawkins. Betty Dukeman Elizabeth Wingert. Maxine Wogan. Ethel Wilson. jean Rehm. Gladys Rivers. Anna Englehorn. Dorothy Knrtzinan Blair Musselman. Byron Musselman. lane Wagner. june Thayer