Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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E. R. PICKERING HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Some students and teachers have left our school to enter military service. Others are en- gaging actively in defense work. The rest of us can do our part for the present time by giving our most conscientious efforts to our everyday Work. The important tasks which lie ahead demand that we have the very best preparation possible. Our first job is to help win the war. Men and women of broad understanding and ability must be trained to serve as leaders of the generation which must manage the post-War world. SCHOOL SECRETARIES Isabel Monroe, Secretary to Superintendent Mary Ann Casey, Secretary to Principal

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M. A. POVENMIRE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS EDUCATION IN WAR TIME Schools face an unusual challenge in times of national emergency, particularly so when our nation is involvecl in war. One of our first responsibilities as teachers and students is to seek, as never before, to understand democracy and to get a clear conception of our democratic heritage and of its priceless values. The American people are realizing that all of the values which they hold dear are seriously threatened. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to rightiB, P. Mansfield, Louise John, C. Adams, President, Earl Logan and Helen Monroe

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THE FACULTY When it comes to algebra, Smedley blows a fuse. But tho he doesn't know what X is, He knows his P's and Q's. First Row- E, F. Sommers, U. of Toledo-B. E., Machine Shop. Helen Smith, Asbury College-A. B., Home Economics. C. L. Mackey, Emory and Henryh-B. A., Health and Physical Education. J. W. Byrnes, Capital U.-B. S, M., Public School Music. Second Row- Ruthanna Maxwell, Findlay College-A. B., English, Spanish, German. Evelyn Long, Ohio Wesleyan-A. B., McGill U.-B. L. S., Librarian. M, L. Miltenberger, Miami U.-B. S., U. of Mich.-aM. A., Commercial Coordinator. Arvilla Emmenegger, Bliss College-B. S., Commercial Subjects. Third Row- Peggy Ilg, Ohio State-B, S. in Ed., Health and Physical Education. W. L. Swick, Ohio U.-B. S. in Ed., Ohio S.are-M. A., Science and Math. W. E. Sindlinger, Ohio U.-A. B., Columbia-M. A., English, Journalism and Speech. 1, L. Lymper, U. of Illinois-B. S., Ohio State-M. A., Social Science and Physical Education Fourth Rowf Betty Miller, Ohio U.-B. S. in Ed., Art, J. W. Walters, Oklahoma U.-A. B., Ohio State-M. A., Biology and Senior Science. Lucy Ailer, Ohio State-B. S. in Ed., Health and Visitation. Josephine Tracht, Ohio Northern-B. S. in Ed., English, Latin and History, Fifth Row- Jeanette Slocum, Indiana+B. M., Music. E. A. Roth, Bowling Green-B, S. in Ed,, Ohio State-M. A., Commercial Subjects. Gertrude Mann, Ohio State-B. S. in Ed., M.A., English, Journalism. L. W. Babb, Asbury-A. B., Biology and Senior Science. Sixth Row- Piner Long, Toledo University, Electric Welding. W. R. Widrig, Ohio U.-B, S. in Ed., Ohio State+M. A., Social Science and U, S. History. Mr. Holderness and Mr. Taylor, Experienced Machinists.