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f f 'U if so Q , as W . s K s , s'- 'Y ' S E55 X Smcdley tried to beat thc rap, Bus his agility was shoddy, And so E-v R- - decided to Impress the student body. To live, to work, to be happyg these are the aims of all students securing the foundation of learning. Full of ambition, students enter Galion Senior High School. Here we are presented with a well-rounded program from which we may select the course we wish to pursue: academic, com- mercial or vocational. The extra-curricular activities of our student body are as important to us as school studies. We participate in school dances, assemblies, Girl Reserve and Hi-Y activities and the annual proms and receptions. Our Thespian group, Chapter V of the National Thespians, is the junior and senior drama- tic club. Our annual noted speakers are sponsored by the Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists. Our future home makers club is the F. H. A. The purpose of this club is to give girls in- sight to the home and how to have a happy home. As a novelty dance of the year, the Lantern Staff sponsored a defense Stamp dance on April 19. The Lantern Staff is composed of juniors and with the sophomores as assistantsg they edit the school newspaper. PICTURES ON OPPOSITE PAGE Upper left to right- Winter finds our high school a silhouette on the snow covered campus. A South Sea Island cruise entertains the guests at the '-11 reception. Joanne Hoekstra, senior, at the console of the high school organ. An assembly is presented by the freshman chorus. The majorettes spell GalionH during a flag routine. Barbara Holmes as the Virgin Mary in the G. R. Christmas pageant. Absolutely, Ms. Lewis?,' Positively, Ms. Brownefy Drum Major, John Metheany, dismi sses the band. A glimpse of our school shown through the west arch. Florence Lowe is guinea pig for Miss Ailer's health class. The Galion High School band in all its glory. The basis of our hi h g school traininggour Junior High School.
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OF IQLLLL The Class of '44 has led an active life thus far, participating with exuberance in all our ac- tlV1t1eS, contributing greatly to our athletic program, our assemblies, and all other phases of student life. The sophomores, who came through their gree1-in stage with banners waving, topped of the year with the event that all sophomores live for: the Sophomore Hop. On April 24, amid sweet music and swishing gowns, the sophomores were in their glory. UPPER PICTURE Left to right-Herbert Jenkins, Paul Beaulieu, Fred Barr, Eileen Nliller, Evelyn Deffencloll, Paul Davis, Edward Dougherty, Edith Smith, Shirley Kersh, Harold Hoffman, Paul Cronenwett, Ross Farnworth, Rosalind Kuenzli, Lucille Shifley, Junior Hurrell. Clarence Crissinger, Ann Sickmiller, Rosemary Seif, Betty Schaeffer, Jerry James, Carl Bercaw, Marilyn Ness, Robert Foos, Carol l-locker, Dana Harland, Betty O'Connor, John Jenkins, Shirley Knable, Paul Harsh, Joan Korb, Naomi Girton. LOWER PICTURE Left to right-Paul Hofmeister, Robert Ginder, Burnell Shumaker, Mary Ann Gleclhill, Barbara Casey, John Gehrisch, Walter Karnes, Jean Cowl, Elliot Deaton, Robert Myers, Donald Hinckley, Eugene Hayes, William Cook, Carl Roderick, Dorothy Cook. Eunice Chubb, June Caris, Russell Lemons, William Neff, Shirley Martin, Martha Cass, Betty Shilley, Kathleen Brown, George Foos, Adelbert Gubernath, Barbara Boyd, Gloria Selby, Robert Tucker, Virginia Kreps, Irene Sulser, Alice Spraw, Margaret Bloch.
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