Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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NAME Lucy Ailer Charles Aplas J. W. Byrnes Peggy Eller Arvilla Emmenegger O. E. Hill Piner Long Clarence Mackey Paul Mackey Gertrude Mann Alice Mehrling Maurice Miltenlaerger Hilda Miller E. R. Pickering Muriel Riclcer Walter Sindlinger Jeannette Slocum Helen Smith Earl Somners W. L. Swiclc Josephine Tracht James Walters W. R. Wiclrig THE FACULTY DEGREE Ohio State-B. S. in Ed. Ohio State-B. S. in Ed. Capital-B. S. M. Ohio State-B. S. in Ed. Bliss College-B. S. Ohio U.-B. S. in Ed.g Columbia -M. A. Toledo University Emory and Henry-B. A. Emory and Henry-B. A.g Ohio State -M. A. Ohio State-B. S. in Ecl.g and M. A. Oberlin College-A. B. Miami University-B. S. Ohio State-A. B.g U. of Chicago -M. A. Ohio State-B. S. in Ed. and M. A. Miami University-B. A. ohio U.-A. B., Columbia-M. A. indiana-B. M. Asbury College-A. B. U. of Toledo--B. B. ohio U.-B. s. in Ecl.g ohio state -M. A. Ohio Northern-B. S. in Ed. Oklahoma University-A. B.g Ohio State-M. A. Ohio U.-B. S. in Ed.g Ohio State -M. A. SUBJECTS Health and Visitation Machine Shop Public School Music Health and Physical Ed. Commercial Subjects Superintendent of Schools Electric Welding Health and Physical Ed. American History and Senior Science English and Journalism Art Commercial Law and Coord. and Commercial Subjects English and German Principal Commercial Subjects English, Journalism and Speech Music Home Economics Machine shop Science and Math. English and Latin Biology Social Science and U. S. His- tory

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Hall Scene Looking Over New Books in Library In Conference with Mr. Pick ring Speech Class Making a Recording Juniors Looking Over Class Rings Ii-:formation Please ACTIVITIES HAVE PLAIIE IN SIIHIIIII. LIFE ulsearning without thought is labor lost and thought without learning is perilous, stated our new principal, E. R. Pickering on September 9, the first day of school. ':Remember, we arenit in school just to learn. Our extra curricular activities give the student an opportunity to express himself. They broaden him in social life and fit him for future living. I.et's do our best this year-start out with a new vim and vigor after our va- cation. May I have your attention, please? Where was that voice coming from? It sounds like it might be coming out of that little box up there, but it couldn't be. Oh, yes, it was coming from there- we have a new radio system in school this year through which announcements may be made to the entire student body or to the individual class rooms, gym or auditorium. This new radio system per- mitted another new feature which was the morning news presented by a Speech student every morning. 'lls that what my voice sounds likef' is a question many of the students asked as they listened to a repetition of their voice made by the recorder purchased this year. Not only has the Speech class made use of this new apparatus but recordings were also made of the high school band, organ music, and other selections. Here we have wondered to the library already and there is Miss Miller. It looks like a lot of new books have come in. Oh, there is Oliver Wiswell by Ken- neth Roberts. I,ve been wanting to read that for a long time. And now, for an explanation of the schedule set up for the half hour activi- ty period every afternoon. Each Monday the activity period has been devoted to a home room program. Every home room elected their own of- ficers and such programs were planned as: plays, contests, stories, discussions, debates, etc. Miss Mehrling's sophomore home room presented a play for the en- tire student body. During the activity period on Tuesday and Thursday, the students participated in activity clubs, such as, dancing, glee club, military, home arts, home planning, etc. The Photography Club purchased this year, with the help of the School Board, an enlarger, which enlarges snap- shots. The purpose of these club periods is to encourage the development of hob- bies. Radio programs were presented on Wednesday under the direction of Mr. Sindlinger. Students participated in giv- ing plays, stories, readings and poems. Records of both classical and popular music were presented. Several records of Cavalcade of America were purchased for this period. Say, this is Friday, isn't it? Fm sure glad, not only because it is the last day of school for this week but also because we have an assembly. Practically every Friday youill hear several students say- ing something similar to this. Everyone looks forward to the Friday assembly. Some of these programs are put on by the students, some are presented by Mr. Horn or his assistants, and at other times