Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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Phyllis Eckstein, Gertrude Mann, Annabelle Chapman, John Metheany. Sanford Felder, Annabelle Chapman, Glenn Sherer, John Metheany, Marsena Kaclcley. First Row-Betty Ventrone, Ruby Knorr, Vivian Berry, Johannah Bollerer, Barbara Holmes, Dorothy McCombs. Second Row-Betty June Long, Robert Poth, Martha Mc- Manes, Harry Jackson, Lila Goodman, Evelyn Herr, Wil- liam Wise, Victoria Allwine. First Row-Junior Heiby, Pearl Morris, Ruth Poth, Phyl- lis Eckstein, Joseph King, Kath- leen Heidelbaugh, Janice Eg- ner. Second Row-Robert Stin- son, Joanne Hoekstra, Carl Fendrick, Calvin Craner, Ruby Ramsey, Gale Shriner, Robert McManes. Betty Dukeman, Miriam Gwinner, Christina Vossers, Harold Gilson, Junior Heiby, Janice Egner, Betty Hawkins.

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small group singing. The outstanding feature of this yearis work will appro- priately be the Commencement and Bac- calaureate services. The usual operetta has been omitted this year due to the considerable amount of time required in preparing and re- hearsing this type of program. New books were purchased during the year to enlarge the amount of material available to this worthy group for some time. The chorus joined with the band to present a musical program on May 15. The sophomore, junior and senior choruses each sang several numbers. A group of girls and a boyis quartet also lent their talents to making this program a success. A glee club was organized during the last semester for boys interested in vocal music. A quartet from this club pre- sented members an assembly program. As this club meets during activity period, many boys whose schedules would not permit them to take part in some other vocal program have the opportunity to participate in this. It promotes interest in this sort of a vocation. Our Music Program Music in the Galion schools has al- ways been outstanding. Many years ago oratorios were presented-the main part being taken by a famous singer and minor roles and chorus work by the Gal- ion High School choruses and glee clubs. After this type of program was dis- pensed with, oprettas were usually pre- sented each year. This plan was discon- tinued because of the limited amount of time which the students had for prepar- ing such a program. However, this year was one of much activity for the chorus and has contributed greatly to the school program. Personnel of Chorus Sopranos-Marilyn Baker, Gloria Bauer, Janice Egner, Frances Johnston, Dorothy Kurtzman, Carol Lem- ley, June Lewis, Virginia Miller, Frankie Parris, Trevelyn Plack, Betty Poland, Gladys Rivers, Kathleen Schreck, Virginia Shaw, Bonnie Sheaks, Dolores Sipes, Marjorie Sloop, Marjorie Smith, Hazel Taylor, June Thayer, Hazel Thoman, Shirley Tuttle, Ruth Ulmer, Ethel Wilson, Donna Moore, Delores Augenstein, Jean Brandt, Eileen Burt, Violet Dickhart, Barbara Dunham, Martha Alice Gartner, Lila Goodman, Wanda Greenfield, Evelyn Herr, Joanne Hoekstra, Beatrice Holsinger, Ruby Knorr, Betty June Long, Martha McManes, Mildred Moose, Pearl Morris, Dorothy Myers, Jean Poister, Ruth Poth, Ruby Ramsey, Waldene Rhoacles, Katherine Schnegelsberger, Eileen Sherman, Helen Wilson. Helen Young, Lucille Arndt, Betty Dukeman. Altos-Ruth Baker, Vivian Berry. Johanna Bollerer. Beverlee Haislet, Mary Rose Hirth, Barbara Holmes, Jean Lingo, Evelyn McElhatten, Geraldine Ross, Lillian Steiner, Betty Miller. Leona Armstrong, Dorothy Bercaw, Beverly Boyd, Beverly Campbell, Bertadine Cole. Ruth Garxshorn. Ethel Harris, Betty Hawkins, Virginia Herr, Adelaide Huber, June Monat, Betty Nickofson. Aase Oxaal. Margaret Patrick, Genevieve Pickering, Mary Rosella, Rosella Sand, Shirley Seif, Dorothy Smith, Christina Vossers, Jane Wagner, Doris Weber, Lorena Williams, Aldene Wolff, Helen Wright, Maxine Wogan. Boys-Robert Epply, Joe Foltz, Robert Kump, Robert Luckey, Billy Price, Richard Plummer, Lowell Rid- dlebaugh, Wayne Sherman, Arnold Smith, Ellis Swick, Rsssell Ness, Charles Pierce, Carl Miller, Harold Ploss, Richard Fabian, Melvin Harding, Bob McManes, Cloyd Nigh, John Pickering, Gale Shriner, William Wise, Lionel LeVant, Fred Johnson, Daniel Cameron, Clarence Ross, Frances Woodbury and James Gilson.

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LANTERN AGAIN PUBLISHES UUTSTANUING PAPER To encourage better daily attendance, the Lantern Staff created a gold trophy to present at the end of the six weeks' period to the home room that had the best showing of attendance over the six weeks period. This proved very effective. On November 28, Annabelle Chap- man, John Metheany, Lila Goodman, Betty June Long, Phyllis Eckstein, San- ford Felder, Barbara Holmes, Marsena Kackley, Robert Stinson and their advi- sor, Miss Gertrude E. Mann travelled to Cleveland to attend the National Con- vention of the National Scholastic Press Association. Miss Mann had the honor of being asked to be one of the lecturers of the classes. Reports of this convention provided for an assembly period. Another feature of last fall was the straw vote at school put on by the Staff. It is interesting to note that this election turned out in accordance with the results of the national election. To make money for the printing of the school paper, the students assisted the Kiwanians in selling tickets for the series of programs that they sponsored. This was successfully arranged. In addition to sponsoring many regu- lar dances, the Staff this year entertained the students with two novelty numbers, The Ides of March Danceu, on March 14, and The Sadie Hawkins Danceu, on April 3. An assembly, Great Scenes from Shakespeare was presented for the bene- fit of the pupils at a paid assembly planned by the journalism class on March 17. In honor of the famous author, Wil- liam Shakespeare, the journalism students had a tea on his birthday, April 23, dur- ing the regular class period, Principal E. R. Pickering and his secretary, Mary Anne Casey, were the special guests invited to this affair. For the program, Annabelle Chapman reviewed the Pulitzer Prize- winning play, There Shall Be No Night , by Robert E. Sherwood. Eliza- beth and Essexn, by Strachey was well reviewed by Joanne Hoekstra. The table was very attractively decorated with yel- low daffodils, Fifteen of these members were partial- ly rewarded for their efforts when they were initiated into the Quill and Scroll, National Honorary Society for High School Journalists, on the night of Feb- ruary 24. Because of their untiring work on the high school paper, these junior students deserved this honor bestowed upon them. The rating that the paper received from the pupils speaks for itself. the seniors that the Staff chose for the outstanding students this year are: John Auer fOctoberj, Jean Huy ANO- vemberj, Jean Plack lDecernberj, Junior Schreck fliebruaryj, and Carol Meuser fAprilj. These students were chosen by the journalism class in accordance to the number of extra-curricular activitiees in which they engage. The 1941 Lantern Staff is as follows: Editors-in-Chief, john Metheany, Anna- belle Chapmang Associate Editors, Glenn Sherer, Marsena Kackley, Sanford Feld- erg Make-up, Ruby Knorr, Dorothy Mc- Combs, Headlines, Ruby Ramsey, .Io- anne Hoekstra, Copy Reader, Kathleen Heidelbaughg Literary Editor, Dorothy McCombsg Boys, Sports, Harry Jackson, Robert Poth, Sanford Felder, Girls, Sports, Pearl Morris, Evelyn Herr, Betty Ventrone, Exchanges, Johanna Bollererg Columnist, Robert McManesg Art Editor, Carl Fendrickg Personals, Lila Goodman, Vivian Berry, Contributing Reporters, Barbara Holmes, Victoria Allwineg As- semblies, Martha McManesg Photo- graphers, Calvin Craner, Gale Shriner, Robert Stinson, Business Manager, Phyl- lis Eckstein, Assistant Business Manager, Joe King, Associates on Business Staff, Bob McManes, Kathleen Heidelbaugh, Joanne Hoekstra, Gale Shriner, Ruby Ramsey, Bob Stinson, Carl Fendrick, Pearl Morris, Bill Wise, Janice Egner, Junior Heibyg Sophomore Assistants, Christina Vossers, Miriam Gwinner, Betty Dukeman, Harold Gilson, Ralph Pollock and Betty Hawkins.