Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1945 volume:

Ryu V?- Qf L 4 P , X A f Q 4i 3 ' f Yagi 'fi s f 6 W f Niuiffkyxb ffl f 1 xw w w :f2 J IN Q A FX M , J V v SX A ff 2 ff! Q DJ ,4,. .H I Q THE SPY af r ff I DEDICATION After graduating, we seniors won't soon forget such things as our alma mater on an autumn day or winter night, the tradi- tional Iunior-Senior Reception, the class- es we attended, and all the other things , large and small, which were a part of our school life. So to these things, so soon to become happy memories, we, the members of the class of 1945, dedi- cate our Spy. Edrtorm Chief Fmrcal Presents Susie Our Theme INTRODUCTION TO THEME Since this year s annual IS being dedlcated to the old thmgs around school and Susle the skeleton in the b1ology room is the oldest we ve decided to let her guide you through the 1945 Spy About fifty years ago Susre took up her abode in Gallon Hlgh School when a ret1r1ng physlclan but let SUSIE tell her own story Susie says From the comparative quiet of a doctor s office to the hub bub of a high school was certamly a drastic change 1n my hte Soon I became ac qualnted and learned to like the noisy students even though It was many months before I overcame my t1m1d1ty My IIISI home was 1n the old h1gh school and when I first heard rumors that a new bu1ld1ng was being erected I wasnt at all pleased A person of my age doesnt l1ke being shlfted about every twenty or thlrty years I was very sad the day they moved me into the new buildlng and even though lt was a beautlful structure I was homesick that first day But when nlght came a they peered at me not with suspicion but with friendliness when they recog n1zed one of the1r own kind A brief conversatlon brougnt me the glad news that th1s hlgh school IS bu1lt on the site of an old cemetery Ive never known a dull moment slnce The thmgs we do' Most students dont understand that I have two forms They see me as a collectlon of bones m my steel case in the biology room They dont reallze that I have another form my sp1r1t form and that I can fht about at will through doors through walls wherever I wlsh to go Dur1ng these fifty years Ive acqulred a wonderful education Ive taken every course in this school several tlmes Ive played on the teams gone to the parties sat rn at teachers meetmgs and helped the Board of Education declde we1ghty problems Through all the years Ive been loyal to Gallon Hlgh School and her stu dents Ive seen classes come and classes go and belleve me young people are getting better and better If only I hold together for a few more years' Now dear reader Im happy to help you find your way through the 1945 Spy and from t1me to time Ill comment on the act1v1t1es Im proud and grate ful that at last a class has realized how important a personage I am around this place ' wonderful thing happened. Ghosts walked the corridors of this building, and 94' Q' IW' BOARD OF EDUCATION If you drdnt know before I also am an honorary Board member I have the respon S1b1l1Iy of representrng the puplls rnterests Sometrmes Im rgnored but agarn oc casronally they lrsten to me There 15 usually plenty of frreworks so seldom arn I a bored member Nl .if Susre says M A POVENMIRE Superintendent M A Ohro State Umversrty Such a handsome man' No wonder no one can take me away from thrs school Mr Povenmrre s drsposttron ts lust as rnvrtmg as hrs appearance He has become a favorrte of all the students who thmk oi htm as belon grng to the school as much as I do However I dont mrnd at all E R PICKERING Prmczpal M A Ohro State Umversrty Honestly my bones rattled everytrme Prmcxpal Prckerrng came near me Even to hear hrs commandmg vorce de lrverrng lectures over the P A sent shrvers d own my sprnal chord Oh rt wasnt always that way Sometrmes I re or d h 1 ce rn rs presence He really rs a swell person and has done a lot to help the students of G H S ISABEL MONROE The other day when I was mtervrewrng Mrss Monroe I found that she knows almost as much about the school as I do Shes the clerk of the Board of Educatron and h 1 s e a so keeps the records of all the former students And does she love to tease them about purposely forgotten mcrdents IUANITA PLACK PRIM One of the few trmes I regret that Im a woman rs when I look at Mrs Prtm Then I notrce her trtle and realrze that ld be too late anyway There couldnt be a more xdeal secretary m a prmctpals offtce Always dom h g er part to help the students over therr rough spots she s one grand person IANE ANGLE BROWN lane Brown who m now Capt Robert Brown was here only the hrst half of the year She was quret and eftrcxent and we hat d e to lose her Oh how I wrsh I had blond han' lrke hers CAROL HOCKER It seems the requrrement for assrstant secretary rn the supertntendents offrce rs to have blond harr I wonder rf rt was Mr Povenmrres request Carol graduated from our school last year and she mrssed me so m h h uc s e had to come back She mrght have mrssed the ktds a lrttle also Shes domg one swell rob arrred one of our favorrte teachers Seated Mrs Florence Sha Standmg lack Gay Paul Durtschr w Earl Logan Mrs Helen Monroe LOIS BURKHART lui I M I J x,e If E s :gsm M LUCY V AILER R N Lakesxde Hospxtal B S M A Ohxo State Home Nursmg and V1sxtat1on LLOYD W BABB A B Asbury College Blology Semor Sclence Vxsual Educatxon Drrector B A Ohxo U Stenography Book keepmg Economlc Geography Bus mess Arxthmetxc ARVILLA EMMENEGGER M A Kent State Typmg 1 and 2 School Treasurer KATHRYN E HARRIS A B Indtana State Teachers Col M A Columbra U Spanxsh Latm Enqhsh Dramatrc Coach FREDOLF A W LIDDELL B M Muskmgum Col Dxrector of Band and Orchestra 1 NJ OUR FACULTY MARY MARTHA LIDDELL B S rn Ed Ohxo State Art PINER LONG Toledo U Electrtc Weldlng Shop Co ordmator ROBERT MCCRACKEN B A Ohxo Wesleyan Boys Phys rcal Educatzon HILDA MILLER B A Ohxo State M A Chrcago U LIIJIGIIUII CHRISTINE NICHOLS A B Wxttenberg Col M S West ern Reserve U Problems of De mocracy Amencan Hxstory Spon sor oi G1r1 Reserves W F PROBST A B Youngstown Col M A Kent State U Mathematxcs Sponsor of HIY Faculty Mgr of Athletlcs SHIRLEY ROTH B S Ohxo State Amencan Lxter ature Vo atxonal Englxsh Sponsor oi Lant rn and Quxll and Scroll MIRIAM SAYRE A B B S rn Ed M A Ohro State Englxsh Speech Sponsor ot the Spy and Natronal Honor Socxety ROSE SIEFERT B S Ohxo State Gtrls Physlcal Educatxon Health Sponsor ot G AA IEANETTE B M lndxana U HELEN A B Asbury Home Economxcs SLOCUM Vocal Musrc SMITH Col Vocatronal Sophomore Class Sponsor W L SWICK ln E A Ohxo State Physxcs Chemrstry Mechamcal Drawmg Senior Class Sponsor IOSEPHINE TRACHT B S Ohlo Northern M A Ohxo State Amerxcan Hxstory World Hxstory Iumor Class Sponsor ORA B TRACHT B S Ohxo State Related Subyects for Machme Shop Math Sctence Drawmg Blueprmt Readmg ,-'-3' .: rg 'yi U 57, 1 fl' L gf: N I lt' Wt ' ,tr f fl if I ' X. - '?.4, H yy 1 I Q 1 . ' -f 1 f - ' 1 I ' o 'IK 1 A -my ,IBA If , 's ,' f, . . , i P Q 6 S A t if J 'N A I - t galvgktulf Y . , x ,WL .14 . -:f:rs:Ef?,-.rf,,:. '-rv-fr e l f ' t D W' X, X 1 i 14 wf rf' tw. ' ':..in ' f ' Ed., . ., ' ' . . . ' ' B. S. ' ci., M. ., ' - IN MEMORIAM THE CLASS OF 1945 ded1cates th s page to the memo y of RAYMOND RICKER d IQ h sophomo e y 1 1 I a beloved classmate, who died 11111 1s 1 ear. Susre says Ive been graduatrng from this high school lor Irtty years and Im not trred of rt yet Ive worn floor length dresses and leg o mutton sleeves as l marched rn the commencement proces sron Ive dressed rn a whrte mrddy surt tor the great event and Ive garbed myself rn srlks and carrred flowers Now I wear a cap and gown and l dont look any tunmer than the faculty mem bers even rt Im not the :deal sweet grrl graduate that Patty Brown rs Honestly though thzs IS the nicest class lve ever grad uated with SENIORS I vs, , f' 43' xiii J L, g,XiX-,ih2-' x1 C, ,X Ax I IQ Cl XX O rf, x ff, X K X X X I 1 X 3 , , . , m1 4 ', ,5 xxx I g I I ' ' 'f . 1 , . . , I Nl W, , . . . ff l I I X ' I I . , . , n 'X Xlf,,f-f- l jl f 1 A we F, I X 1 '1 fl 419 O'-. 'B ,AX ? ' 'sl -7 T3 -49 v .30 sf vw., DALE ALBRIGHT BARBARA AUKERMAN FERNE BALLANCE BEVERLY BATES WARREN BAYLES HELEN BECK MARILYN BECK MARY BELLE BEDSON ELAINE BERRY PEARL BLACK PATRICIA BROWN HARRIET BURDEN EDWARD BYRNS EDWIN CARMEL DONNA CHRISTMAN DALE ALBRIGHT The lrttle man wrth the brg vorce' Speech students remember hrs rendrtron of the Mercy Speech as one ol the years hrghlrghts Dale surpnsed every one wlth hrs amazrng basketball abrlrty rn gym classes Hrs popularrty rs not measured by hrs herght BARBARA AUKERMAN Bndl 2 3 Intramuralsl 23 4 G A A 4 F H A l 3 A Capella Chorr 4 Barbara has been very actrve durrng her hugh school days She lrkes sports partrcularly bowl rng and seems to Iurrrrsh most of the school wrth candy and chewrng gum We shall never forget the trme when she almost blew us up rn Chemrs try Never a dull moment when Barbaras around FERNE BALLANCE Starlrvrlle Hrgh School Starkville Mrss I G R 2 3 4 G R Pageant 4 Usher 3 Intramurals 4 All of Fe nes boy fnends are gorng dateless now adays shes workmg nrghts Knowrng Fernes pleasant and agreeable ways we feel sure she wrll frnd them on her doorstep when she wants them Feme rs very quret but look out for that twrnkle rn her blue eyes' BEVERLY BATES Pierson Hrgh School Prerson Fla I and part of 2 Intramural basketball manager 4 Natronal Honor Society 4 G A A 4 Referee 4 G H Pageant 4 Class Play 3 4 F H A 2 Usher 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 Red seems to be rnterested rn the Navy blue also has been a hard worker rn G R and was excellent as the negro mard rn the Iunror class play Beverly rs our realrstrc red head and when no one else has anythrng to say you can count on Red to add h realrstrc brt WARREN BAYLES Intramurals 2 Vocatzonal Machme Shop Warren rs bales of fun especrally when he rs on a hay rrde such as the one sponsored by the shop class last fall Even though hes short rn stature hes large of heart In the shop hes so energerc that they cant drfferentrate between hrm and the dynamos CVD HELEN BECK Chorr I G R 3 4 G R Paqea A 2 3 Usher3 4 Helen rs m the posrtron to hsten to a lot of mter estrng conversatrons smce she rs a telephone op erator Could she go rn for blackmarl' Drsplaymg an abundance of energy Helen has been a splen drd class member wrllrng to support every class actrvrty How she drd love to sleep durrng 6th per rod P D class MARILYN BECK lr Chorrl Mrrror I Intramurals I 2 3 4 G A A 4 A Capella Chorr 2 3 4 Usher 3 Vrctory Smg ers 3 4 Theres a certarn gracefulness about Marrlyn whrch captrvates all who know her Playrng the double role of both workmg grrl and school grrl Marrlyn has nevertheless taken an actrve part rn school lrfe partrcularly rn choruses Because of her beau trful penmanshrp she has been called upon to serve on the rnvrtatron commrttees for many of the class aftarrs MARY BELLE BEDSON F H A I 2 3 Intramurals 4 We would nornrnate her champron gum cracker of our school After all she has had years of prac trce We all envy Mary Belle her cute drmples be cause they add to her armcable drsposrtron ELAINE BERRY Ir Chorrl Intramuralsl 2 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Na tronal Honor Socrety 4 Lantern 2 3 Spy 4 G A A 4 G R Pageant 3 4 Class Play 4 A Capella Chou 2 3 4 Usher 3 Vrctory Smgers 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Elarne rs notea for her beautrful solo vorce and has entertarned us contrnually When Rrchard Durtschr left us for college she stepped rnto hrs 1ob as Ad vertrsrng Manager of the Spy Labormg under very tryrng condrtrons she worked untrnngly to sell ads PEARL BLACK Martel Hrgh School I 2 3 Intramurals 4 G A Comrng to Gallon Hrgh thrs year from Martel Pearl rmmedrately made a good rmpressron upon mem bers of the class She entered mto school affarrs wrth gusto and showed outstandrng abrlrty rn sports Pearl rs one of the most efhcrent of Mrs Prrms as srstants and has made a good scholastic record PATRICIA BROWN Ir Chorrl Mrrrorl Intramuralsl 2 3 4 G A A 4 Class Play 3 A Capella Chorr 2 3 Class Play 4 Cute and carefree Pat rs a real lrfe prcture of the rdeal teen age grrl She realrzes the rmportance of hosprtalrty for nearly half the class remembers those nrghts down at Browns when we popped Patrrcra excels rn dramatrcs what with those ex pressrve blue eyes' HARRIET BURDEN Ir Chorrl Mrrrorl Intramuralsl 2 3 4 G A A 4 A Capella Chorr 2 3 Usherl 2 3 That she has a versatrle personalrty rs shown by I-Iarrrets aloolness one mrnute and downto earth frrendlrness the next We are proud to have a class mate who rs so full of self relrance and determrn atron Rrets good taste has made her a real crrtrc EDWARD BYRNS Band I 2 3 presrdent 4 Orchestra 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Student Advrsory Group 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 Boys State 3 Qurll and Scroll Berng a farthful member of the band for four years brought rts reward to Eddre rn hrs frfth and last year by grvmg hrm the honor of the presrdency Hrs classmates recognrzed hrs capabrlrty and elect ed hrm to go to Boys State last summer EDDIE CARMEL Intramuralsl 2 3 HrY 4 Baseballl 2 3 Donnrng the unrform of the Coast Guard the lat ter part of February Edwrn left us wondenng and bewrldered at hrs sudden change of heart toward the opposrte sex All these years and then the week before he went mto the servrce he started datmg' He was a crack short stop on the baseball team last year and we mrssed hrs all around abrlrty DONNA CHRISTMAN Intramuralsl 2 3 Donna rs always lovral and pleasant We wont call her a flrrt but she does seem to have a way wrth the boys Could rt be those brg brown eyes? Or perhaps rt rs the fascrnatron of those smrlrng lrps and charmrng drmples a , , : . , , : . . . : . I . 1 A I . ' : . I ' ' in the red and gray of the Cadet Nurse Corps. She Comj .made fudge' of 0C'fUSi0nUllY mflde U Cake- - . . 4f ' ' Ir. ' : . . 2, , 1 . . nt 3: F. H. ' . ' U - l . 7 -sy. IOAN COOK ARLENE CRANER EILEEN CROSS MARIE DAGEN DORIS DANIEL BERTHA DAVIS DOROTHY DOUGLAS MARY ALICE DROUTH R CHARD DURTSCHI AGNES EPLEY PAUL FINICAL EVELYN FOOS EDWARD IOOS CHARLES GANSHORN IDX CARDNIER IOAN COOK lntramuralsl 2 3 4 G H 2 3 4 Student Advrs ory Group 3 Lantern 3 G A A 4 G H Pageant 3 4 F H A13 ACapellaChorr3 4 Her yunror year was Ioans year to shine As pres rdent of the F H A and business manager of the Lantern Ioan proved her executive and busmess abrlrty She rs actrve rn sports so belongs to the G A A as well as to the G R Shes qurte a lolly type and furnishes entertainment rn any situation ARLENE CRANER lr Clzorr I Mirror Edrtor l lntramuralsl 4 G R 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Society 4 Lantern 3 G A A 4 G R Pageant 3 Class Play 3 Usher 3 Quill and Scroll 3 secretary 4 Holdrng open house after every football and bas ketball game was a pleasant custom of Arlenes Berng outstandmg rn loumalrsm Arlene held an offrce rn the Qurll and Scroll this year She was co edrtor of the Mrrror during her freshman year and has served very effrcrently as publrcrty chair man of G R Poor grrl Mr Swrck lrkes to make her the target of many of hrs pleasantnes KU EILEEN CROSS R G R Pageant 3 4 Usher 3 lntra murals 4 That Erleen rs always eager and ready to partrcr pate rn having a good time rs proved by her wrll rng smrle and ready laugh Her pleasant manner has made her well lrked And everyone seems to MARIE DAGEN lr Chorrl G R 3 G R Pageant 3 4 Mane rs another of our Jolly semors She has a cute giggle thats contagrous to others around her Srnce Uncle Sam has taken her b I away for the duration hrs yunror brother seems to have taken over very nrcely although we never quite know whos where wrth her DORIS DANIEL G A A 4 Usher 3 Intramurals 4 Dorrs rs a member of the rntellrgentsra of G H S She excels rn hrstory courses and thats sayrng much Dorrs rs friendly to everyone and her beam rng smrle 1S always a welcome srght to the many frrends she has collected durrng her school days BERTHA DAVIS lberra Hrgh School l 2 3 Bertha came to our farr alma mater this year from Iberra and rmmedrately took her place rn the class especrally as far as grades are concerned Her frrendlrness and yollrty have enabled her to be come a welcome part of our class DOROTHY DOUGLAS lntramuralsl 2 3 G A A 4 Usher 3 4 Student Lrbrarran Dorothys marn recreation seems to be dancing whrch she enroys rmmensely Abandonrng her early rdeas of a writing career Dorothy rs now headed for a nursing course She has the cheerful drsposr tron whrch we associate wrth the rdeal lady in whrte Good luck Dottre MARY ALICE DROUTH Punctualrty rs Mary Alrces outstandmg good habrt She gets to school so early in the morning that she has to wart patiently for the erght thirty bell to ring Underclassmen please note and take this charmmg senror as an example Mary Alice always does her brt for the class and the school and has a truly ideal drsposrtron RICHARD DURTSCHI Ir Chorrl Mrrror l HrY 2 3 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 Football 3 4 National Honor Socrety 3 4 Cchap- larnj Heres the frrst of our class to enter college--Rich ard rs a freshman at Caprtal He made an outstand rng record as a pianist scholar and athlete Hrs affectionate greetrngs were felt throughout the school We recognized Durtschrs willingness to co operate and work by placing hrm on every avail able committee AGNES EPLEY lntramuralsl 2 G R 3 4 G R Pageant 3 4 Usher 3 We were under the impression that only beautiful princesses rn farry stones had long golden hair but that was before we saw Agnes Even though she is small rn stature she rs brg of heart These are also admirable characterrstrcs rn a modern princess as well as those of the larry tales PAUL FINICAL Class Secretary 2 Ir Chorr I Mrrror I H1Y 3 4 CVrce Presj Student Advisory Group 3 4 Na tronal Honor Socrety 3 4 CSecy 1 Lantern 2 3 CCO edrtorj Spy 4 CEdrtorQ Class Play 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Track 4 Throughout hrgh school Paul our edrtor has been a leader rn all school actrvrtres Although few sen rors have as many duties as Paul he has handled netrc personality which has made hrm one of the best known and best lrked boys of our class EVELYN FOOS lntramuralsl 2 F' H A 1 2 3 A Capella Chorr 3 Usher 3 4 We lrke people who have a real sense of humor Evelyn has Shes always looking for fun and al ways finds rt She rs one of the star guards rn bas ketball excellmg rn speed and agrlrty She rs one of those bramy senrors who are takmg World Hrs tory and are envied by the sophomores for their knowledge of Amencarr history EDDIE FOOS Ir Chorr l Vocational Machme Shop 3 4 A Capel la Choir 2 Eddre has a smrle for everyone and rs another of these bashful shop boys He seems to be the changeable type or rs rt the grrls who change their minds? Somewhere along the way Eddre picked up a Ford not a had one either CHARLES GANSHORN Ir Choir l HrY 3 CPresj 4 Student Advrsory Group 4 Vocational Machme Shop 3 4 Charles had hrs classmates worried thrs summer when we thought he might not get to be with us this year However he managed to stay untrl Feb ruary He rs now rn the servrce of hrs country Iack was presrdent of the HrY and a very eftr crent one too IOY GARDNER Bellefontame Hgh School l 2 3 G R 4 Ioy rs another newcomer to G H S She comes to us well recommended from Bellefontarne Hrgh We thmk that Ioys name rndrcates the feeling Ioys pleasant smrle and drsposrtron create for ev eryone around her We understand she rs to be a future nurse following rn the footsteps of Florence Nrghtrngale we know she wrll be successful G..2,3.4:.. : - fl ' have G good time gwhenhmleen is mound. all of his thoroughly and efficiently. He has a mag- . ' ,' . . 2, , 4f . . . . W 5 Q' 4-av 1'-me V is fy, '1'w ROBERT GARVERICK DAVID GAY DONALDA GINDER JACKIE BODKINS CHARLES GRIEBLING IEAN GUNDRUM LOIS HADERS MARY HANLON GENE HATHAWAY DIANA I-IELFRICH EILEEN I-IENKEL IOHN I-IOCKER IAMES HOEKSTRA GENE IBACH HELEN IRELAND Every class has one-we mean a blushrng beauty DIANA HELFRICH e34 h ' . ,' I ' I Int ,,,. ' . . .. ,' F. H. A. I. C1 , : '- . : . 'I - - '- - I . . ' ' ' y ,' .... ' . A. : , .' . I e- . . - . 3? F- H' A- li A CUPQUU Choif 2' 31 4? VlCf0fY Sing' of the work. Eileen's position at the theater makes rs , . ' ' - . . . . - . ' 3' 4. ' ' A ' G. . . 4: . . . il f I 3, 4. ' 1 . I I ROBERT GARVERICK Class Vrce Pres I Class Secretary 4 Mrrror I Hr Y 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Ourll and Scroll 3 4 Track 4 Bob rs ours He never farls to grve color to an em barrassrng srtuatron We frnd the unusual combrn atron of brarn and brawn rn Bob When Bob was on the football freld or basketball floor rt gave the spectators a feelrng of confrdence DAVID GAY Bnd12 HrY3 4 Spy4 Davrd fTrapperJ Gay who prcks up spendrng money those frosty morns by trapprng our furry frrends along the banks of Prckle Run rs one ot the senror boys who love the great out of doors He really plays the part well wearrng those beau trful shrrts and rs one of the most stylrsh dressers rn the school Daves shy slow smrle rs very be comrng DONALDA GINDER G A A 4 Intramurals 4 Workrng at the Shelby Arr Depot the summer before her senror year Donalda not only furthered d fense but also made many frrends wrth whom she corresponded thrs year She has always appeared to be the srlent type but as everyone else she has her explosrve moments IACKIE GIRTON BODKINS Ir Chorrl G R 2 3 4 Student Advrsory Group 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Spy 4 G R Pageant Comrng from a well known musrcal famrly Iackre doesnt farl to lrve up to therr reputatron Her vorce charmed not only the students of G H S but a certarn boy by the name of Bodkms The charm was evrdently mutual lor Iackre changed her last name to match hrs CHARLES I GRIEBLING Class Presrdentl 3 Athletrc Boardl 2 3 4 HIY 2 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Student Advzsory Group 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 presrdent 4 Spy 4 Football 2 3 captam 4 Basketball 3 4 Doc rs one of the frnest athletes Galron Hrgh School has ever had A natural leader Grreblrng has served as class presrdent football captam and presrdent of the Honor Socrety We rust vote for hrm whenever we have the chance because he does everythrng well He has one fault-grrl snub brng Dozens of grrls have srghed over hrm for years wrthout results IEAN GUNDRUM Ir Chorrl Intramurals 3 4 Usher 3 leans culrnary abrlrtres have created many pleas ant aromas rn the burldrng She rs one of the few grrls here who manage to behave themselves rn classes CThats what makes her so drfterentj A a guard rn basketball she rs very good srnce shes so lrthe and qurck on her feet LOIS HADERS Norwood Hrqh School 1 2 Intramurals 4 G R 4 A A F H A 3 Ushe Lors has been here only two years but she has endeared herself rn the hearts of the students and has entered rnto our s hool sprrrt Oh that Crncy drawl' Pretzel seems to be the brunt of much phys rcal punrshment servrng as a rug tacklrng dum my and anythrnq else her frrends CU have thought of MARY HANLON ramuralsl 234 GAP 4 Who rs the pretty grrl wrth dark brown eyes and drmples who has a nng on her left hand? Its Mary She may appear to be quret but when you get to know her shes loads of fun and adds pleasure to any srtuatron GENE HATHAWAY Bandl 2 3 4 H1Y3 4 Spy4 Boys State 3 Shrrmpys quret unassumrng manner darlrng drmples and curly harr sets many grrls hearts flutterrng And then on top of all thrs he lorned the Navy' Imagrne how he looks rn hrs unrform Although he kept wrthrn hrs shell rn prevrous years he came out thrs year and found that the world treated hrm qurte well lntramuralsl 2 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Lantern 2 3 Sp 4 G A A 4 G R Paqeant3 Usher 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Mrrror I Refreshment Com 3 Among the many sounds that have echoed and re echoed through the halls of G H S Dranas laughter has been most promment If there rs any thrng brewrng rn the hrgh school Drana rs sure to be rn on rt She managed to keep the students rn her class s awake wrth her clever remarks EILEEN HENKEL G A A 4 Refreshment Com 3 Erleen rs one of the most co operatrve grrls rn our class She was one of the hard workrng members of the refreshment commrttee for the Iunror Senror receptron and certarnly drd more than her share her an authorrty on whos datrng whom IOHN HOCKER Hr Y 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Manager Ir Class Play 3 Iohn rs one of the few of our class pursue the study of agrrculture Hrs not doubted by anyone smce he rs Spy 4 Stage who plan to capabrlrty s an excellent student Cas proof he was elected to the Honor Socrety thrs yearj He was a frend rn chemrstry always mrxrng concoctrons whrch everyone expect ed to blow up IAMES HOEKSTRA Spy 4 Football 3 4 Whenever Hoekres name rs mentroned one can see everyone perk up and grve hrs full attentron to the matter berng drscussed Thrs rs because one can always expect somethrng comrcal and excrtrng from Irm Hrs ambrtron can be detected by remem berrng that he drove hrs farthful Ford the half block to school each day GENE IBACH Band I 2 Ir Chorr I Vocatronal Machrne Shop Gene was rn the band for two years but the bass drum must have been too much for hrm because he abandoned rt for shop This course seems to agree wrth hrm favorably He evrdently mrsses the exercrse recerved marchrng rn the band because he can be seen takrng long hrkes down North State Road HELEN IRELAND lntramuralsl 2 4 G A A 4 Usher 3 4 Helen rs one of the lollrest grrls rn our class and her frrendly manner makes her one of the best clerks at Barrs Her low vorce rs a drstrngurshrng qualrty of Helens We wonder how a vorce lrke hers can come from such a lrttle person Af QP v- X, x LAWRENCE KELLOGG LA DONNA KIME WILLIAM KIMES SHIRLEY KIRTLAND KENNETH KLOCKNER MARIORIE KNORR MARY KOHLS CATHERINE KOSCHNICK BARBARA LEIBY EDITH ANN LOWE MARY ETTA MARSHMAN IANE MCCORMICK MILTON MCHENRY WILLIAM MCMANIGELL IVAN MEINZER LAWRENCE KELLOGG Intramurals 1 2 Vocatronal Machme Shop 3 4 Lawrence rs studyrng to be an admrral at least hes admrrably started He has rorned the Navy Whrle here he was a tavorrte of all who knew hrm No doubt the north end krds wrll remember when Lawrence was every grrls brother Hrs bashtul grrn and brg eyes are charactenstrcs whrch lrnger rn our memorres LA DONNA KIME A A 4 Usher 3 Slrm tall and raven harred La Donna rs our can drdate for a Powers model Prng pong rs her favor rte sport and they say she plays a wrcked game To prove that perseverance rs one of her qualrtres she bowled left handed when she sprarned her rrght wrrst WILLIAM KIMES Vocatronal Machme Shop 3 4 Havrng had experrence rn movrng road srgns on Halloween B111 thrnks ot applyrng for a Job wrth the state hrghway department Thrs blond lad rs popular wrth the lad1es but maybe rts because theres meat rn hrs fathers store For years Brll has been one of the brrght spots 1n our classes He certarnly apprecrates a good trme thoroughly SHIRLEY KIRTLAND Band l 2 3 4 lr Chorr 1 Mrrror l CCo edrtorj lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Student Advrsory Group 3 G A A 4 Lantern 2 3 CAsso Edrtorj G R Pageant 3 4 Class Play 3 Shrrley rs one of the grrls who have an rnstrnctrve way of makrng frrends As a pranrst her abrlrty has not been equaled Her novel rdeas have made her popular rn G R Qurll and Scroll G A A and the band Her surreptrtrous aftrlratrons wrth a se cret socrety made her an outcaste to the admrnrs tratrve oftrce KENNETH KLOCKNER Band l 2 Vocatronal Machme Shop 3 4 Kenny rs takrng shop thrs year He has always seemed to be one ot the quretest and most agree able boys rn our class but from what we hear he has turned over a new leaf and has developed mto qurte a rascal Nrce gomg there Kenny Old Krd' MARGIE KNORR Ir Chorrl Mrrrorl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Orches I 4GAA4GRPagea 3 4 Usher 3 Margre rs one of the few who mrx love aftarrs wrth school She has also mrxed dramatrcs and athletrcs Her versatrlrty rs also brought out by her berng able to play both guard and forward She portrayed Benjamrn rn the G R Chrrstmas pageant very well rn tact we thrnk she was exceptronally good MARY KOHLS Intramurals 3 Usher 3 Never boastmg even though she 1S a whrz at trans latrng Spamsh Mary rs tops We cant rmagrne what Woolworth s would be lrke wrthout Mary and her ready assrstance Even though Mary rs a quret grrl her ready and warm smrle has won her a host ot frrends CATHERINE KOSCHNICK H A Berng 1ov1al and havrng a good trme seems to be natural for Catherrne as no one has ever seen her otherwrse Shes never bothered by anythrng lust takes lrfe as rt comes and seems to en1oy rt BARBARA LEIBY lr Chorrl Intramurals 2 3 4 G H 2 3 V Pres 4 Spy 4 G A A 4 G H Pageant3 4 Football Queen 4 A Capella Chorr 3 4 Vrctory Srnqers 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Class Play 4 Our champronshrp football men chose Barbara therr queen Iohnny voted twrce As a cheerleader she generates pep and enthusrasm rn the lan sectron Her tap dancrng has entertarned us at many attarrs and she has musrcal talent too EDITH ANN LOWE Mrrrorl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Student Advrsory Group 4 Lantern 3 G A A 4 Usher 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Class Play 4 Edre has been the rdeal cheer leader She IS the personrtrcatron ol school sprrrt Her mellow vorce was often heard tloatrnq across the athletrc held ol combat Perhaps the reason that she rs so rn terested rn athletrcs IS that she rs an athlete rn her own rrght MARY ETTA MARSHMAN Ir Chorrl Mrrrorl G A A 4 A Capella Chorr 3 4 Intramurals 4 One ot the few people who manage to evade the arguments rn P D class rs Mary Etta Could rt be that she has found srlence to be the best weapon? We ve seen her havrng mrld convulsrons over a IANE MCCORMICK Booster Boardl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Spy 4 G A A 4 CTreasj Usher 3 4 Thrs rs the glfl to prck rl you want a companron thats congenral and charmrng Always bubblrng over wrth jabber and grggles shes loads of lun lanes a crack athlete and was elected treasurer of the G A A Durrng the w1nter months one could usually see Iane stragglrng rn about 9 00 Her ex cuse was val1d however because her bus was ate MILTON MCHENRY Ir Chorr l Student Advrsory Group 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 Contrrbutrng hrs share to the general havoc rn the northwest corner of the P D room I1ISl perrod every Frrday Mrlton strll manages to retarn hrs excellent scholastrc record rn that sublect The rest ol us have to be good or down down go our grades He rs another of our classmates who have Jorned the servrce Our loss rs the Navys garn WILLIAM MCMANIGELL Anderson Hrqh School Anderson Indrana l 2 Student Advrsory Group 4 B111 has proved hrmsell to be a mental wrzard By that we mean hes a top man rn all hrs subyects B1ll has a prrvrlege most boys dont have because he rs the only boy rn the second year shorthand class and he doesnt even complam about rt IVAN MEINZER Football 2 Vocatronal Machme Shop 3 4 Meet the recerver ot enough notorrety rn last year s annual about a certarn party to last over mto the edrtron thrs year Durrng hrs senror year he has been very retrcent about hrs attarrs , ,' ' ' , . F. . , I, 2, 3, 4. G. . . I ,4. I I - - I I . - 4: Quillland Scroll I3, .4 CViCe. PICS,-I I joke, so she must not be too quiet all the time. ' ' . 1 . ' ' tra ,sf ci. R. 2, sf ,- . . . Q '. ' .' nt - ' U , : , 4. - ' ' -4 ff? K A 'Na hd .gi MARY LOU METZGER BONNIE MILLER ROBERT MUTH CHARLES NESS RICHARD NESS LEIF OXAAL GENE PLUMMER ROBERT POISTER DOYLE POST IEANNE POWERS IOHN RICHARDS RONALD RICK MARTHA RITZHAUPT IAMES ROMINE ELAINE ROOP MARY LOU METZGER lntramuralsl 2 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Lantern 3 G A A 4 G R Paqeant3 4 Usher3 4 One ol our best basketball guards and a hrgh scor rng bowler Mary Lou lrkes all athletrcs Shes a good sport rn a crowd and a loyal supporter of every school actrvrty We ve drscovered too that she can argue wrth vehemence Well lets repeat everybody lrkes Mary Lou BONNIE MILLER ramuralsI234GAA4FHA Usher 3 Majorette 2 3 Bonnre gave up hrgh stepprng thrs year but we wont forget how she twrrled a mean baton at the head of the band durrng her punror year Her mer ry laughter has been often heard rrngrng through the halls She seems to be anxrous for the war to end and the boys to come home ROBERT MUTH B ndl 2 3 4 Mrrror I Orchestral 2 3 4 Way back rn the grades Bob began an rnterestrng musrcal career Remember those cowboy songs Bob and hrs gurtar'9 Now he toots the trombone wrth characterrstrc vrgor We expect hrm to become our own Tommy Dorsey Always laughmg Bob Irkes hrs own lokes best CHARLES NESS Spy 4 Lantern 3 HrY 2 3 4 Class Vrce Pres 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Basketball 3 Clr Varsrtyj Chuck has such a way wrth the grrls that hrs lrttle black book rs never empty Hrs wrnnrng smrle and dancmg abrlrty added many to hrs long lrst of frrends Chuck has excellent taste rn clothes and he could be called one of the best dressed boys rn our class RICHARD NESS Band I 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 HrY 2 3 4 Spy 4 Class Play 3 A Capella Chorr 2 Steppy rs very musrcal and hrs abrlrty to play boogre has added to hrs popularrty The above name was garned when he became rnvolved rn a famrly composed of nearly hall our class He rs among the new members of the Honor Socrety A pal to all he deserves hrs many fnends LEIV OXAAL lntramuralsl 2 HrY 2 3 4 Spy 4 Class Play 3 Although Lew has left us to 1orn the Norwegran Arr Force we strll remember hrm vrvrdly Of all our modern Romeos Lerv would be our unanrmous chorce as the best He was known from Chrcago to Crncrnnatr Oh how the grrls hearts drd flutter Now hes probably carryrng on rn hrgh fashron rn England GENE PLUMMER Class Vrce Pres 4 Booster Board l Intramurals I 2 Student Advrsory Group 4 Vocatronal Machrne Shop 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Capt 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bean reached hrs herght of popularrty thrs year earnrng rt through hrs actrve partrcrpatron rn sports and hrs lrkeable personalrty Hrs magnetrc pow ers over women caught Ieanne Therr romance rs lrke a day rn sprrnq sunshrne and ram both plentrful He made an excellent vrce presrdent and was Iohns rrght hand man ROBERT POISTER lntramuralsl 2 3 HrYl 2 3 4 Bobs our pet problem boy He rs one of the many cute males rn our class and always has somethrng wrtty to say In srxth perrod P D there rs never a dull moment because of hrm Sometrmes frreworks Irterally fly Hes one of the permanent adornments rn the north room on the top floor DOYLE POST Band I 2 Vocatronal Machrne Shop 3 4 He dropped hrs former rnterest drummrng to mas ter the mechanrc s technrque whrch seems to occupy a lot of hrs trme Doyle the once shy vagabond rs now qurte a Casanova Thrs rs the reason for hrs many out of town trrps IEANNE POWERS Ir Chorr I Student Advrsory Group 4 Spy 4 G A A Pres 4 Intramurals 4 Usher 3 4 As presrdent of the G A A Ieanne has proved her love for sports The only thrng she lrkes better than basketball rs the basketball captarn Ieanne has worked very hard for G A A and has grven the organrzatron a good start Her popularrty has grown rn leaps and bounds thrs year and why not? Shes a cute krd' IOHN RICHARDS Intramurals 3 Track 4 Iohns rnterest rn arrplanes has mounted to great herghts thrs year He rs a sergeant rn the C A P Hrs great herght has made hrm an obvrous boy After the world conflrct he hopes to enter the med rcal freld Speakrng of obvrousness have you no trced the way Iohn shrnes when he sees Nrchols3 RONALD RICK Booster Board I Mrrror I Intramurals I 2 3 HrY Oh to be an ambulance drrver' It seemed as rf ererytrme a test came along Ronald was out on a call Rrck became famous for a mrd wrnter theatncal performance whrch was not assocrated wrth the prevrously mentroned school plays MARTHA RITZHAUPT North Robrnson Hrgh School North Hobrnson Ohro I Intramurals 3 4 A Capella Chorr 3 4 Brrghtenrng classrooms wrth her warm smrle and crackrng gum Martha has added cheer to many classes Mr Swrck who wore hrmself out pound rng on hrs desk often wondered where she found all her energy to talk and laugh rn homeroom IAMES ROMINE Mrrror 1 Intramurals I 2 Vocatronal Machrne Shop 3 4 Irm rs a tool room expert at the North Electrrc and we hear reports that he rs one of our best shop boys We know that Irm rs very lrberal wrth hrs car and many of our damsels have been thrrlled to rrde rn hrs Amerrcar ELAINE ROOP Class treasurer 3 Band I 2 3 4 vrce presrdent' 3 Mrrrorl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 G R 2 3 pres rdent 4 Student Advrsory Group 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Lantern 3 G A A 4 G H Pageant 3 4 Class Play 4 Band Queen 2 Usher 3 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Swamr has worked hard durrng all of her school years Her charmrng personalrty earned her the trtle of Band Queen durrng her sophomore year Elame seemrng to be a frrend to all has been very actrve as presrdent of the G R Her enthusr asm and orrgrnal rdeas have made her popular rn all her organrzatrons Int , , . ,' . . . 5 . . . I, 2, 3: ' ' ' ' a , , , : ' ,' . . . - , , ' ' ' , ' I ' ' I, 2, 3 CTreas. 41: Lantern 3: Spy 4,' Class Play 3, 4: 'Q rx v .Z rx pv- 5 --.1 xjar J' 'S xi Nf DOROTHY ROSS IACK ROSS MARSEENA SEITZ DOROTHY SHEFFER RUBY SHOOK GENEVIEVE SHUMAKER MARGARET SIPES VIOLA SLOOP DOROTHY SMITH PEGGY SMITH EDNA SOMERLOT VIOLET SWANK BETTY LOU THATCHER VIVIAN THATCHER ROBERT TIMSON DOROTHY ROSS Band I 2 3 4 Mrrror l Intramurals l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 G A A 4 G R Pageant 3 4 Class Play 3 Band Queen 3 Vrctory Smgers 3 4 Dorothys basement rs certamly a mce place to hold partxes She was elected Band Queen m her rumor year and was crowned at the band festrval rn an rmpressrve ceremony Dot rs church charrman of the G R and nobody could hll the posrtron more nobly than she IACK ROSS Vocatronal Shop 3 4 Some people thmk that rn the future machinery wrll over tower men but rf shop boys to come grow to lacks herght lt wrll take many years to accom plrsh thxs feat If more students were lrke lack the teachers would thmk they were rn paradrse h never makes any disturbance MARSEENA SEITZ Chorrl Mrrrorl G R 2 3 A 4 R Pageant 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 A Capella Chorr Her perch m the box offxce at the State was a de crded advantage She kept up to date on all the date combmatrons-so rf you want the latest con sult Marseena The nng she wears shows that she favors red heads DOROTHY SHEFFER Band 2 3 4 Iumor Chozrl Intramurals 3 4 Or chestra 3 4 G R 3 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 G A A 4 Usher 3 4 See that smrle' Dorothy s never been seen wrthout xt Entermg whole heartedly mto all actrvxtres Dorothy has shown exuberant school sprrrt Dxd you notrce the trarl of blood rn the hall one day m Feb ruary Blame xt on Dorothy and Chemxstry Lab' RUBY SHOOK Bandl 2 3 4 Mrrrorl Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Stu dent Advisory Group 3 4 Natronal Honor Society 4 Lantern 3 G R Pageant 3 4 Usher 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 CPres J 4 Ruby has become famous for her green Chevy called the Serpent Many excmng txmes have been enyoyed by rts passengers Shes one of our star basketball players rn fact she excels at all sports We ve found out too that Ruby can hold her own rn an argument GENEVIEVE SHUMAKER Class treasurer 4 Mrrror l Intramurals 2 3 4 G R 2 3 treasurer 4 Natronal Honor Society 3 vrce pres 4 Lantern 3 Spy busmess manager 4 GAA4GRPageant34FHA2ACapel la Chorr 2 3 4 Usher 3 Bemg treasurer of the semor class and the G R and busmess manager of the Spy Genevreve has become the human comptometer Besides berng a whxz wrth money Genevreve has acqurred supenor athletic abxlrty If you dont believe us just play basketball wxth her Cbut be sure to be on her team'j PEGGY SIPES F H A 1 3 Intramurals 3 Peggy prcked flowers some trme ago and rs ap parently qurte satrsfred wrth the selectron Her clever remarks add somethmg to any class She was a member of the C P s though qulte often her prggre bank became empty after a session of the club m the grrls locker room VIOLA SLOOP Intramurals 3 4 Spy 4 G A A 4 fVrce Presj Baslng therr chorce on her amazmg talent for draw mg the senrors elected Vrola the art edrtor of the Spy Because of this posrtron she has become an expert rn anatomy because of her study of Susre She clarms she can draw ske etons rn her sleep DOROTHY SMI TH Ir Chorrl Mirror I Intramurals 4 G R 2 3 4 Lantern 2 3 Crrculatron Manager Spy 4 G A A 4 G R Pageant3 4 F H A 2 A Capela Chorr 2 Usher 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 She was active rn the Qurll and Scroll and G A A If any of the G R Cabmet meetmgs looked as rf they would be dull Dorothy enlrvened them As crrculatron manager of the Spy Dorothy was al most too good She sold more books than we had PEGGY SMITH Class presrdent 2 secretary 3 presrdent Booster Boardl Band l 2 3 4 Mrrror l Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 G R 2 3 4 Student Advrs ory Group 2 3 4 Spy 4 Lantern 2 3 Cco edrtorp National Honor Socrety 3 sergeant at arms 4 G A A 4 Class Play prompter 3 G R Pageant 3 4 Vrctory Smgers 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Peg rs pert popular and petzte Her laughzng green eyes have rnvrted confldence from her fellow stu dents and her sense of duty has arded her m be commg a deflmte leader of our class Bemg class presldent rs a huge task for anyone but Peggy d1d a wonderful lob when elected to that posrtron EDNA SOMERLOT A A H Although quxet as Susre Edna stands hlgh rn the Jmxed however smce she has had a few small but vrolent explosions rn chemxstry Maybe thrs rs her way of makmg noxse VIOLET SWANK ntern3 Mrrrorl G R 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Class Play 4 Usher 3 4 G A A 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Factory Basketball manager 4 Queen Sr Class 4 Referee 4 G H Pageant 3 4 Chorr I Evrdently Vxolet has been busrly readmg brogra phres of Clara Barton because she rs resolved to be a nurse Vrolet has the reputatron of accomplrsh mg what she sets out to do so the nursmg profes sron wrll garn a loyal and wrllmg worker Vrolet was the queen of our semor party the Cherry Hop BETTY LOU THATCHER A A 4 FH A 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Lrkmg to yoke better than anyone else rn the class Betty rs always teasmg her fnends Her lme rs very unrque' She seems to be unrque rn that she always seems to be havmg a swell trme VIVIAN THATCHER Bandl 2 3 secretary 4 Mrrrorl Orchestra 3 4 G R 4 G A A 4 G R Pageant 4 Intramurals 4 Holdmg the frrst charr among the comets rn the band she led the sectron to new herghts rn cres cendos Vrvran has changed a lot smce lumor hrgh days and to prove that rt has been for the best lust count her rnnumerable frrends ROBERT TIMSON lr Chorr 1 A Capella Choir 2 Band I 2 H1Y 2 3 4 Vocatronal Machme Shop 3 4 Orchestral 2 Why does Bob park rn a booth at the Nut Shop so often' No doubt theres a reason close at hand Bob rs another of these school m the mormng work m the afternoon boys . , . ' ' A . . . . : e Ir. ' : ' : . . , . 4: G. A. . : G. , I ,- I- I . ' ,- 2. 3. 4. . ,' ,' . , , : , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' G. . . 4: F. . A. 3. . . ' . . ., esteem of her fellow classmates. She must be La : ' : . . , , J , , . 4: K 'Es -I ,Q qw-p if i 7- ,Q-N PERSIS TOWNSEND MARIORIE TRACHT MARY TUSCAN IOHN WEITTHOFF DOROTHY WILCOX IOHN WISLER DONALD WOLFELT RICHARD YOUNCE DONALD YUNKER IAMES ZOLLER IOE IACK BAMFORD CREEL PERSIS TOWNSEND ndl 2 3 I amuralsl 2 3 4 secretary 4 Lantern 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Spy 4 G A A 4 G R Pageant 3 4 Class Play 3 Vrctory Srngers 4 Orchestra 3 4 Wrth the face of a Greek Goddess and the mmd of a Greek scholar Persrs has amazed our class Her sense of humor rs not latent for she rs always the lrfe of the party Persrs rs also a prano vrrtu oso and that wonderful recrtal she gave wrll lrnger long rn memory MARIORIE TRACHT Band 2 3 4 CMa1orettej G A A 4 Intramurals 4 North Robrnson Hrgh School I Baton totrng Maryorre rs one of the attractrons of the band We re glad she left North Robrnson and Jorned our class because Marlorre has been a lot of fun Interests outsrde of school beckon Mar lone romantrc rnterests When rt comes to genral rty we can say that rn the Tracht famrly rts lrke father lrke daughter MARY TUSCAN Intramurals 2 3 4 Spy 4 G A A secretary 4 Usher 3 Mary rs the shortest grrl rn our class but her stature doesnt prevent her berng able to play a mean game of basketball She rs generous wrth her car whrch by the way rs qurte drfferent from the others drrven by students rt runs To sum rt up there IOHN WEITTHOFF Mrrror I lntramuralsl 2 3 4 HrY 2 3 secretary 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Lantern 3 Spy 4 Class Play 4 Football 3 4 Basketball Reserve 2 3 Qurll and Scroll 3 treasurer 4 Iohnnys qurck wrt has made hrm popular through out hrs school days Thrs wrt culmmated rn the cre atron of an assembly whrch was so realrstrc that rt fooled the teachers Hrs rndustrrous manner has led hrm rnto many responsrble Jobs whrch he ful frlled admrrably Iohnnys rntellrgence has placed hrm among the top rankrng members of hrs class IOHN WI SLEH Class presrdent 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Student Ad vrsory Group 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Spy 4 Although cuprd frnally caught up wrth Iohnny he certarnly had a lot of fun gettrng some partrcular boys rn trouble wrth therr grrl frrends Now hes more consrderate We elected Iohn to lead our class rn our senror year and he frlled hrs rob admrrably meetmg all responsrbrlrtres DOROTHY WILCOX A A 2 3 Intra alsl 3 4 Usher 3 4 Thrs member of our class wrth the other members of her team shocked onlookers by therr new tech mque of basketball passrng Dot rs an enthusrastrc grrl and enters vrgorously rnto her pastrmes par trcularly gum chewmg She wrth her accomplrces keep Mr Swrck rn a drther durrng home room perrod DON WOLFELT Class treasurerl Intramurals I 2 3 HIY 2 3 4 Student Advrsory Group 3 Natronal Honor So- crety 4 Lantern 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Don certarnly lrves up to hrs name Wolf elt He takes pnde rn hrs red harr whrch he always keeps combed perfectly Don has been a necessrty to hrs class because of hrs busrness abrlrty and conscren trous manner On the HrY hayrrde Don was con trnually the center of Mr Probsts spotlrght RICHARD YOUNCE Bandl 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 HrY 2 3 4 Class Play 4 A Capella Chorr 2 3 Basketball 3 Mrrror l Drck garned all hrs werght by those years spent slavrng away rn a grocery store Another great change has been that suddenly hrs harr became very curly He rs one of the few of our students who have lndran blood flowrng rn therr verns Per haps thrs rs why everyone has a whooprng good trme when hes rn the crowd DONALD YUNKER Don traded hrs crvres for the Navy blue but be fore he left he managed to leave an rmpressron on the school He rs another of those charmrng shop boys who were always gettrng rnto trouble When the members of the homeroom he was rn rn hrs yunror year decrded to buy a farewell grft for therr teacher Don acted as purchasrng agent JAMES ZOLLER Intramurals I 2 3 Spy 4 Meet the cynrcal Mister Zoller' Although ostensrbly drsgusted wrth everyone Irm rs always wrth the krds and hrs sparklrng patter rs one of the most rmportant elements rn any conversatron Followrng Irm throughout hrs school days has been a lrne of crrme Who put books rnto the sewage system? Who arranged Mr Babb s fallrng rnto hrs frsh bowl? Who always skrpped the last perrod study hall? Who 3 Irm' IOE IACK Class treasurer 2 Hr Y 2 Lantern 3 Class Play 3 Durrng hrs freshman and sophomore years Ioe was very actrve rn class affarrs Hrs absence for the past year has not hrndered hrs former popularrty Hrs attendance at the Senror Class Party was a delrghttul surprrse and the good old trmes were recaptrvated BAMFORD CREEL Wheelrnq W Va l Orchestra 3 U S Navy 4 Another one of our class who has lorned the Navy rs Bam Although he was wrth us only two years he made m.rny frrends Hrs rnterest rn educatron was proved by hrs contrnumg hrs schoolrng after enterrng the Navy so that he mrqht recerve hrs drploma wrth us Ea , , , 4: ntr , . , : G. R. 2, 3. ,' , , ,' '- , . is not a nicer girl in school than Mary. A - ' - - G. . . 4: F. H. A. , 5 mur , 2, , ,' SENIOR OFFICERS Robert Garverrck Iohn Wisler Genevieve Shumaker Gene Plummer SENIOR SAGA Remember the Gnebhng Garverick Stewart Wolfelt campaign? Yes 1t was our first experience at elect1ng class offrcers We felt pretty important too After all we were Freshmen and the oldest class at the IUHIOI Hlgh Sheff was rather proud of us when the Prom was such a successll That year some of the class members took their frrst stab at Iournahsm The Mirror was published with Arlene Craner and Shlrley Kirtland as co edltors It was mdeed a busy year' Sophornores-everything was dlfierent at the Sen 1or High the burldrng the teachers the classes and that crazy old skeleton hanging up rn the biology room Never a more bewildered lot entered G H S ' M1ss Smith was our sponsor so the class officers met in the Home Ec room to dlscuss plans for the Hop whlch materialized in the form of a barn dance Peggy Smith guided us through that year asslsted by Chuck Ness Paul Fm 1cal Jotted down notes at the class meetlngs and Ioe lack took care of our money We really got the hang of things during our Iunror year what with joining Our largest task was banqueting the senlors at the Iun1orSen1or Receptlon at the Country Club The party went off w1th a bang' But how could we lose with Miss Tracht as sponsor and Doc Griebhng Chuck Ness Peg Smith and Elaine Boop as officers? And then-our senior year 'lhe doors opened last September and automat rcally we became the btg shots around G H S We dldnt feel so b1g and besldes we were too busy electing Wisler Plum mer Garverick and Shumaker to office publ1sh1ng the Spy staging Dou ble Exposure indulging in sports and taking the lead 1n club activities to get the swell head Our sponsor Mr Swick aided us in holding the Sen1or Hop It was a gala affair held ln February so some of our senior boys who would be leaving school soon to enter the service could be present About the middle of March we were measured for our caps and gowns A llttle wave of tear ran through all of us although no one would admit it Yes we were going to graduate, taking with us only the memories of the most carefree period of our l1ves clubs, publishing the Lantern and producing Happy Landings . Susie says It s lun to watch a bunch ot underclassmen get more and more sophrstrcated as the years go by To watch a Class ot rollrckrng Sophomores grow into slruttmg Iumors and then mto blase Semors rs really a three act comedy The poor Sophs get blamed lor everythmg the norses rn assembly the noises rn study hall the lrttered floors rn Classrooms the canme populatron rn the corr dors and everytnmg else that anyone wants to complam about I feel sorry for tne Iunrors because they work so hard ' They get stooped from luggmg those hrstory books around they get haq gard workmg at thetr advanced algebra they wrrthe when they see cr physzcs t xtbook and everyone tells them You must work harder You re fzo longer chrldren Look at the noble Seniors they 'wed througn rt Well thrs years bunch lrved through rt too and heres one ol trem to prove rt And Bettys strll smrlmg UNDERCLASSMEN QW. by X Z w w KK Ql . . Q fr lx ' QQ J cgi- 4 x t f . 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ZX, ' , we ,J eu? vff yfxj g-!-x-I! xf XL, IUNIOR OFFICERS Bob Neff Don Heskett Maman Cnssmger B111 Donan JUNIOR JOURNAL The junlors 11ke the Ph111pp1ne Islands hope for the1r freedom ln 1946 Be 11ev1ng that 1t would help mf they could prove to certa1n authorltres that they were capable of tak1ng care of themselves and deserved to have the1r 11b erty they began the1r probatron by electlng Don Heskett as the1r able pres rdent the 1ncomparable Bob Neff as v1ce pres1dent Marlan CIISSIHQCI as secretary and B111 Dorlan as the f1nanc1a1 wlzard of the class These eff1c1ent OHICGIS w1th the faculty sponsors M1ss Iosephlne Tracht and M1ss Rose Sle fert led the1r class through the trymg perlod wxth flyxng colors CThe dark spots seen on the banners were caused by the1r frequent truancy detentlons and adolescent pranks These really werent such ternble crlmes and the class probably w111 be freed after the1r wholehearted attempt to make us th1nk they have been good 5 It the Receptlon 1S any 1nd1cat1on of the1r ab1hty we are sure no one w111 deny that they are entttled to the1r 11berty Thrs event whxch took long months of prepaxat on and co operatlon, showed that the jumors had been h1d1ng unsuspected art1st1c and culmary talents 1 1 - ' I . 1 1 1 , . , . , . 1 1 , . . - 1 - 1 1 . Row How Row How How I Vera Althouse Lou Freda Cole Barbara Beck lean Chapman B tty Andrews Lorrrne Decker Ioanne Carmel Ioan Court Barbara Benbow Ioan Boyer Maman Crrssmger Patrxcra Corwm La Donna Cans Cath erme Mane Chmm Barbara Allen Mary Chambers Iuanrta Davxs Barbara Brrtt Maxme Craner Rzcharcl Ballxett Vrrgmra Buchanan Geor gxa Creel hm Bates Bernard Ballrett Gene Berger Iohn Beecher Drane BI1SlOW Dorothy Bateman Charles Beegle Harvey Coulter Iack Baer How How Row Row Row Row 6 Margery Herr Lorrame Krbler Betty Foust Paulme La Forrest Anna Belle Gmder Donna Hardmg Paul 1ne Drouth Veda Dysmger Elleen Hoffman Ianet Hertzman Maryone Garverrck Marcella Koschmck Avxs Forest Betty Hamrlton Maurtce La Forest Daphane Evans Betty Durtschr Mary Gardner Adarr Durtschl Patrlcra Eckstern Cor rme Durnwala Angelo Parma Iack Hubley Inm Fendrrck Donald Heskett Brll Donan Drck Klockner Stewart Gale Ralph Kunkel Charles HQISGI Larry Fexdner Jack Fe guson Iames Dye Charles D1CkhCIIl I 4-' , ' , , , ' ' , . Sf' , , . Q l l , 5 , , ' , ' , r , . How Row How Row Row Thelma Mxller Charlotte Phxpps Alxce Mrller Evelyn Nelson Nancy Myers Constance Palmer Helen Moore Ella Maloy Mary lean McVrcker Marcella McCartney Theresa McCartney lanet Robmson Ruth Rrch ardson Rrchard McHenry Dxck Logan Robert Mahler Florence Metzger Ieanne Lohr Shrrley Nxchols Dale Potter Bob Lamb Charles Poole Bob Neil Clarence Muth Wrllram McCartney Don Pugh Drck Lyons Clarence Lucxus Wrllram Monroe How Row Hove Row Merle Teetrrclc Glorra Saperstern Mary Snyder Lourse Wr qht Dwrqht Shaw Alydra Stump Elrzabeth Stmeheller Doro'hy Srpes Ioan Sparfl Prt Thoman lohn Yochem George Wrsler Dck Thomas Donald Steflee lames Smrth Wrlber Shrlley Brll Shaetler Eugene Sehastran Irm Tyner Paul Wxllrams lames Van Meter Vxrqrma Smrth Iohn Vosser George Runl George Stoner 3 ' ,,., ' ' , . . 5 ' , ' ' . Row 1 Virqene Taylor, Betty Tennant, Marie Roelle, Doris Snyder. lo Ann Smith, Dorothy Smith, 3 Q, . , , ' , i , . - 4 ' , ' ' , ' , ' , ' - , ' 5 . SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Ralph Ramsey Itm Gehnsch Irm Ness Betty Romme SCDPHOMORE STATISTICS Be1ng 1n1t1ated 1nto a strange burldxnq Vlllh new surroundlngs and people re qu1res bravery To keep up the1r courage the sophomores elected Ralph Ram sey presldent I1m Ness v1ce presldent Betty Romrne secretary and hm Gehnsch treasurer The1r purpose was achxeved as can be seen by the pO1S9d manner xn whrch they have conducted themselves throughout the year Mlss Helen Smrth and Mlss Lors Burkhart are the able faculty sponsors of the class The Sophomore Hop held under the t1tle of Gypsy Holxday chmaxed the year Although the date was changed w1thout notlce and left the class only two weeks to plan the party the event was a del1ghtfully successful and gala affalr Suppose we let Susxe g1ve you her opmlon of the sophomores Susle says One of the b1g moments of my l1fe 1S when I see a new class troopmg mto these marble halls When Ih1S bunch marched rn last September I wondered 1f we d ever get them tamed After n1ne months I can see remarkable lm provement 1n sp1te of the fact that the sophomore homeroom teachers are haqgard and worn The class entered 1nto school act1v1t1es wlth zest con tr1buted generously to worthy causes and broke all the rules 1n the Student Guldance Bulletrn Really l th1nk weve got somethlng here lust watch thxs class of 1947 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 11 . 11 . 1 1 - 1 1 ,, . . . . . . , . . . , ' 1 . . . 1 . . . - 1 1 Row Row How Row Row Betty Davxds Mzldred Hoover Mary Hadsell Martha Hadsell Mrldred Cronenwett Rosemarxe Fame Carol Goodman Dawn Forrest Betty Bauer Esther Foos Beryl Gow Betty Beaulxeu Carolyn Funk Beverly B'rker Phyllrs Ehrhart Mary Fogle Phyllxs Gerhart Betty Hart Ann Deaton Lora lean Heftel imger Agnes Hannmg Ruth Hcrckworth Mary Ellen Davrs Beverly Frnrcal Ioan Daugherty Harnet Bean Ioyce Durtschr Pat Fmney Ioan Anker Martha Cook Rrta Damel Ioyce Eckstern How How How Row Row l 5 Edgar Fortnev Hober Lawson Ronald Butts Eugene Frost Kenneth Herser Syvonne Kemp! lames Hurrell Iol'n Grll Doyle Keller Rlchard Hanlon lack Cameron Carl lacobs Wlbert Englehart Bob Carlton Marvm Dertler Rtchara Beck Ralph Flowers Iames Krregel Denms Beach Ferbert Helirrch Gene Flrck Charles Karnes Kenneth lanes Dxcx Holtshoase H rold Kellogg Lynn Heskett Dxck Gmder Iames Gehrrsch Harold Hanlon Ralph Lrlo 2 r ,,.., ' . . 2 . 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A ' l Row Row How Row Row Raymond Malone Itm Ness Ioe McManes Clyde Smrth Paul Stroup Itm Seevers Iames Wtttrbschlager Dale Rarrrgh George Martrn Ixm Ventrone Don Rogers Robert McCormrck Iames Wolf Lloyd Ross Edward Rrtzhaupt Donald Marshman Dtck Schreck Charles Talley lack Tucker Bruce Rogers Iohn Monroe Iames Yunker George Tretsch Davrd Schultz Iohn Trautman Ralph Ramsey Maurrce Rrter Rrchard Scherer Gene Rtvers Robert Orthwem Eugene Palmer 'W A Row How How Row Row Beverly Watson Mary McCune Dolores Karser Stella Mulberg Irene Lrllo Phyllrs Quay Beatrxce Nelgh barger Rrta McCorm1ck Barbara Shafier Meroe Rrck Iune Steffee Barbara Poland lane Place Carol Prckenng Betty Romrne Ann Thoman Iuamta Montgomery Pat Schmttt Barbara Ross Evelyn Ruby Carol Khngel Vrrgrnta Stevens Helen Trersch Frances Shrfley Alrce Rrtzhaupt Barbara Lenhart Mary Lou Ross Shrrley Monat Marran Smrth Vtrgmta Teynor 3 ,' , ,,,, . 5' ', ', . 5 Slx lk .Y 7 IN THE FRESHMAN FILES Even though they dont attend classes ln thxs bulldmg the freshmen are SO11d supporters of our school Th1s IS proved by the1r attendance at ath1et1c events programs and dances sponsored by the Sen1or Hlgh students Sponsonnq the Freshman Prom IS the hrst QCt1V1ty they have undertaken as a class From the way lt was handled we re certam they wxll be success ful 1n managmg Sen1or Hlqh School act1v1t1es ln the near future Yep says Susle I expect b1g thmgs of them W 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 . 11 11 . . . . 1 . , , . Q I - 11 11 - 11 - - 11 1 1 - -I i :I . l I - 1-- u 'vs u Uv' 1 I l i ! A A v ' I ' I N . Q '-, e ' A 5 - - ' ' 4. . K N. x - f Susre says I Iove school actrv mes and belreve rt or not I be long to every school orgamza non I srng with the chorus I play wzth the band I vsrrte for the Lantern and I lloat about the stage durmq every class play Sometrmes thzs busmess of schedulrng Iwo and three meetrngs durmq one actrvzty perrod keeps me husflmq Luck :ly sprrrts can flrt about wrthout dzffrculty so I go from one mee! mg to the other wrth nary a rattle oi my bones I guess Peg gy has more jewelry and stuff than I have but anyway she rant go to the H1 Y affarrs P JJ ACTIVITIES My Um Y 'S I - I X W . . H . -,I YQ- or I I I I I OC Ig I I Y I Q 3 . l . . I, Q3 X 1 X . I V, I, J JJ V, fn ,fix . f ia- OQG ' VXfXf'7E:8'fqf ' I I I -Q C Q 3 A D I. . . I G -h O Cb! AXX . .. . . V ff I K hx I . A , I f . I 7 rl , I ,If . , . I In rw Nga, THE SPY War has meant the termination of many things But some things cant be stopped So lust as the buds bloom again on the campus trees -another Spy comes out' We make no apologies of course our annual is smaller and the paper lS not of the best grade But 1t performs its task the same as other more elaborate publications that 1t preserves on paper and in wr1t1na the details of our school life that we want never to forget In the pictures Row l Clj The campaign for sell1ng Spys opens' Garverick and Griebhng set up a stand 1n the hall and give free with every Spy a glass of c1der in an effort to sell the most Spys Wilbert Englehart first purchaser gets a SWIQ How does it taste W1lbert'P Row l C21 Their compet1tors a e Ness and Ness who sell Spys at a two cent reduction They seem to be draw1ng 1D the trade Row 2 Clj This 1S Ioe our photographer who gives much more time than he can spare to Spy work for Ioe participates in all athletics and 1S an active member of several clubs We cant thank h1m enough for the splend1d work he did for us Row 2 CSD Susie like a few other people around G H S 1S always yumping in front of the camera But we cant blame her th1s time for she rightly be longs here since she s our theme How 2 C3j They say one picture is worth a thousand words so we wont say anything about our art editor s work lust turn to a d1v1s1on page and see for yourself Besides her work on the Spy Viola designed many of the hall post ers this year N.,-f' SPY STAFF Editor PAUL FINICAL Business Manager GENEVIEVE SHUMAKER Sponsor MIRIAM SAYRE EDITORIAL STAFF Standing Cleft to rrghtg Peggy Smrth Dorothy Ross Persxs Town send Iohn Wertthoft Seated Iames Zoller Drana Hel Inch Lew Oxaal ADVERTISING STAFF fLeft to nghtj Ronald Rrck Elame Berry Rrchard Durtschr Charles Ness Edward Byrns Robert Gar verrck Charles Grreblmq CIRCULATION STAFF Standmg flelt to rrqhtj lane Mc Cormrck Gene Hathaway Rrchard Ness Iohn Hocker Davrd Gay Iohn Wrsler Iackxe Bodkms Seated Ieanne Powers Dorothy Shefler Dorothy Smrth Barara Lex by Mary Tuscan I1 1' -sl! EDITORIAL STAFF THE LANTERN Keeping the school abreast of all the latest news and gossip in four expertly written issues, The Lantern again kept to the high standards of our high school newspapers of the past. Ioan Carmel and Charles Heiser, editors, and Mrs. Both, sponsor, supervised the work of an excellent staff and again published a splendid paper although greatly handicapped by war-time restrictions. THE LANTERN STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editors-in-Chiei ---------- Ioan Carmel. Charles Heiser Associates ----'-- Gloria Saperstein, Maxine Craner, Iohn Beecher Reporters-lean Chapman, Diane Bristow, Iuanita Davis. Ioan Spaid, Catherine Chinni, Anna Belle Ginder, Lorinne Decker, Charlotte Phipps, Mary lean McVicker, Ianet Heitzman, Ioe Mc- Guire, Alice Miller, Adair Durtschi, Nancy Myers, Bob Neff, Gene Berger, Evelyn Nelson, Ruth Richardson, Ianet Robinson, Barbara Benbow. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ----------- Marjorie Garverick Associates -------- Pat Eckstein. Ella Maloy. Marian Crissinger Sohpomore Assistants-Ioan Anker, Ann Deaton, Mary E. Davis, Mildred Cronenwett, Carol Pickering, Barbara Shaffer, Marvin Derller, Iohn Gill, Bob Carleton, Ralph Flowers, Charles Karnes, Herbert Helfrich. BUSINESS STAFF STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Q, Howl Don Rogers, Evelyn Nelson, Peggy Smith, Raymond Malone, Ioan Carmel Row 2--Mrs. Nichols, Elaine Roop. Ieanne Powers, Iim Yunker Row 3-Ralph Ramsey, Iim Fendrick, Edith Lowe, Ioan Boyer How 4-Charles Griebling, Charles Heiser, Don Heskett. Milton McHenry, Iohn Wisler, Paul Finical, Ruby Shook Row 5--George Stoner, Gene Plummer. lim Gehrisch, Edward Byrns. The Advisory Group did its best to advise this year, and although its advice wasn't always taken, it was a step toward the students' goal, student gov- ernment. The students wish to have this selected committee argue and settle problems among themselves and then submit their solutions to the faculty for approval. The interest in meetings was unpredictable. Sometimes the fire- works would fly and then at other times, all would be quiet, offering no opin- ions whatsoever. One afternoon, Ianuary l2, 1945 to be exact, anyone would have noticed the phrases of pardon , excuse me , please , etc., echoing through the halls and rooms. Some modern Cavaliers even opened doors and pulled out chairs for our charming misses. This was the effect which the picture show, Charm and Personality, plus Character , had upon the students. The Advisory Group sponsored this movie as its main project of the year. It was interesting and caused much comment by both the teachers and the pupils. The representa- tives are the presidents of each organization, class, and homeroom. QUILL AND SCROLL Standing Donald Wolielt, Richard Durtschi, Paul Finical, Edward Byms, Robert Garverrck Dor othy Smith. Genevieve Shumaker. Seated Iohn Weitthott, Elaine Hoop, Ruby Shook, Peggy Smith, Arlene Craner. Diana Helfrich Elaine Berry, Mrs. Roth. If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. This ancient proverb has been the guide for the Quill and Scroll this year. Although attempts were made continually to have an active year, they were hindered by war-time restric- tions and an unpredictable schedule. We hope that next year the journalistic organization will try again and will meet with great success. The new members, Ioanne Carmel, Marian Crissinger, Iuanita Davis, Lorrine Decker, Patricia Eckstein, Marjorie Garverick, Charles Heiser, Ianet Heitz- man, Mary lean McVicker, Alice Miller, Charlotte Phipps, Gloria Saperstein, and Ioan Spaid, were formally initiated April 5. OFFICERS Ruby Shook, President Shirley Kirtland, Vice President Arlene Craner, Secretary Iohn Vtfeitthoti Treasurer d THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President Charles Griebling. Vice President--Genevieve Shurnul-fer. Secretaryffreasurer - Paul Ftnica Sergeant-at-Arms- Peggy Smith. Chaplain -Richard Durtschi, Sponsor- Miriam Sayre. Susie says: It's supposed to talce brains to get into this organization, but I don't seem to have any trouble understanding what goes on at their meetings. They speak mostly in words of few syllables and their ideas cren't too profound tor my intelligence. It they'd see the grades l made long ago in school, they'd kick me out, A huge tiger, fierce arid unfearing, kept watch over its captured prey Cvan- quished opponents of G. H. S. J, each of which had its own grave in the cem- etery at the east end of the gym, the night the Honor Society gave a dance to honor our undefeated football team. The ceremony of crowning the foot- ball queen, which it is hoped will come traditional, was executed at this time as the main attraction of the evening. Large purple and white bows identified the twenty-one new members the day the successful candidates were announced. They were elected on the basis of their scholarship, service, character and leadership. Formal initiation was held after the banquet at the Hotel Talbott in April. l r MEMBERS Seated on tloor flett to right Don Wolfelt, lohn Weitthott, Dick Klockner, lack Hubley, Iohn Voss- ers, Richard Ness. Seated on chairs lelt to right f Beverly Bates. Elaine Berry, Iackte Bod- kins, lane McCormick. Persis Townsend, Shirley Kirtland, Ruby Shook. Standing lett to right - Ioan Carmel, Iohn Hock- er, Elaine Hoop, Robert Garverick, Edward Byrns, Marian Crissinqer. Absent V- Arlene Craner, Ioe McGuire. HI-Y OFFICERS Seraeanteat-Arms Charles Griebling President lack Ganshorn Vice President Paul Finicol Secretary lohn Weitthoff Treasurer-Ronald Rick Susie says: l'm the only woman who ever at- tended a Hi-Y meetrngf l was there on the fate- ful night of the initiation when they trooped in- to the auditorium like the Marines landing on Luzon, completely ruining the effect of the ritual. My womanly intuition told me that something was wrong but these men just won't take ad- vice from a woman. Having one of its most active years, the Hi-Y fulfilled its purpose of being a service organization. The fifty-two members had as their president, lack Gans- horn, until the armed forces called him at the end of the first semester, at at which time Paul Finical, vice-president, advanced to the presidency and successfully carried on lack's duties. Other officers were lohn Weitthoff, sec- retary: Ronald Rick, treasurer, and Charles Griebling, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Probst was the faculty sponsor of the organization. The Hi-Y carried out its traditional activities, conducting the refreshment stand at the football games, sponsoring the annual Thanksgiving assembly, and holding a Father-Son banquet. At the last named event excitement was furnished by Chuck Ness, who was to be toastmaster until a few hours before the affair when a case of chicken- pox brought a change of plans. Iohnny Weitthoff's last minute substitution was proof of the adaptability of some of our talented members. The speaker for the banquet was Paul Barrett, who gave a brilliant and inspiring address. Climaxing the Hi-Y activities was the traditional Sweetheart Party which proved that the Hi-Y boys are capable of romance as well as service. How l 'left to right Charles Griebling. Iohn Weitthoft, lack Ganshorn, Mr. Probst. Paul Finical, Ronald Rick. Donald Wolfelt, How 2 Richard Ness, Richard Younce, Edward Byrns, Charles Ness, Robert Garverick, Richard Durtschi, David Gay, Edwin Carmel, Robert Timson, Row 3 Wilbur Shifley, Iohn Vossers. Richard Lyons, William Dorian, Robert Neff, Don Heskett, Arthur Thoman. Iames Fendrick, Iohn Hocker, Charles Dickhart. Row 4 Robert McCormick, George Stoner, Howard Spiggle, Dick Thomas, Iames Bates, Dick Logan, William Mon- roe, Harvey Coulter, Dick Klockner, Robert Mahler. Row 5 Gene Flick, lohn Monroe, lames Ness, loe McManes, Lynn Heskett, Ralph Ramsey, Clyde Smith, Kenneth Heiser, Syvonne Kempf, Iames Gehrisch, Herbert Helfrich, Raymond Malone. Absent Gene Hathaway. GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President Elaine Roop Vice President--Barbara Leiby Secretary Persis Townsend Treasurer Genevieve Shumaker Undaunted by interrupted sched- ules cmd occasional obscure pur- poses, the Girl Reserves carried out an unusually active year. The first meeting was an indoor Wiener roast at which reports were given by the girls who attended G. R. camp. Having an exceptionally talented cast enabled the club to present their an- nual Christmas pageant, The Spirit of Peace, in a very impressive manner. Sponsoring the writing of letters to servicemen who were members of our high school classes, and the Bundle Drive, were two of the organization's worthiest projects. The section blocked off in the main corridor as a receptacle for the bundles, served as a screen to hide more than one student who was prowling in the halls at the wrong time. Another of the charities of the girls which will go down in the annals of G. H. S., was the replacing of the stapler in the principal's office. The members derived much enjoyment from the song books purchased this year, as well as the new G. R. bulletin board. According to custom many churches were at- tended by the group during the year. The Sweetheart Party, a lovely and memorable event, climaxed the year's G. R. activities. How 1 flelt to right, Agnes Epley, Dorothy Ross, Genevieve Shumaker, Persis Townsend, Mrs. Nichols, Barbara Leiby, Elaine Roop, Dorothy Shefter. Row 2 lane McCormick, Margie Knorr, Ferne Ballance, Dorothy Smith, Vivian Thatcher, Mary Lou Metzger, Eileen Cross, Lois Haders, Shirley Kirtland. Row 3 Diana Helfrich, Marseena Seitz, Iackie Bodkins, Elaine Berry, Ioy Gardner, Ioan Cook, Violet Swank, Bev- erly Bates, Helen Beck, Marie Dagen. Row 4 Barbara Benbow, Adair Durtschi, Annabelle Ginder, Barbara Britt, Catherine Marie Chinni, Virgene Tay' lor, Io Ann Smith, Doris Snyder, Ioanne Spaid, Mary lean MvViker, Peggy Smith, Ruby Shook. Row 5 Ieanne Lohr, Vera Althouse, Barbara Beck, lean Chapman, Gloria Saperstein, Mariorie Garverick, Betty Foust, Ella Maloy, Pat Eckstein, Nancy Myers, Marian Crissinger, Iuanita Davis. Row 5 Betty Andrews, Betty Durtschi, Ioan Boyer, Avis Forrest, Donna Harding, Daphane Evans, Lorrine Decker, Ioanne Carmel, Veda Dysinger, Ianet Heitzman, Alice Miller, Lorraine Kibler, Eileen Hoffman. Absent Arlene Craner, Charlotte Phipps, ,QQ QSM G R HIGHLIGHTS Susre says They may be called the Gul Reser es but belle e me they re not too reser ed They do a lot of good work but they have a lot of lun domg tt Thzs page shows them m the mzdst of thezr act: mes I was rn on everythmq but they dxdnt gt e me cz pm because l have nothmg to pm rt to Row 1 C11 Thrs august governmg body del1berates the welghty problems of the Grrl Reserves Here they are sm111ng pleasantly but we ve heard that some of therr meetmgs are rather tempestuous QHCIIIS Suggestron let s have a cabrnet meet1ng broadcast someday Row I C25 Four members hnd a good excuse to be absent from home room Here they are tylng the last of the bags rn the G R Bundle Drlve Students contrlbuted twenty two bags of clothmg for ch1ldren of war torn countrles Incldentally a perfectly good glove belongmg to Mlss Burkhart IS lurkmg somewhere 1n one of those bags The grrls searched asslduously but fruitless ly for mt See teachers are careless too SWEETHEART PARTY Row 2 Clj Our G R sponsor Mrs Melv1n N1chols smlles happlly at her husband as they s1t out a dance at the Sweetheart Party Mrs N1chols wears that smrle most of the tlme Row 2 C 21 Cards and general chlt chat entertamed many too t1m1d to venture upon the shppery floor Row 2 CSD B111 seems too 1nterested to smlle for us but Dlck G1nder Anna belle Glnder and Ella Maloy drsplay thelr molars nlcely are always a happy parr Row 3 CZD Ioe McManes sophomore walter ladles punch as dancers gather about for refreshment Zoller has the look of a dlplomat about htm as he eyes the camera untlmchmgly Row 3 C31 Art Sxnatra Thoman shakes hands wlth a new acqualntance who turns blushlngly away Ahce M11ler and Iohnny Yochem are old hands at the game Row 4 Clj Two happy go lucky 1un1ors Ioan and B111 never know a dull moment Row 4 C21 Dlck Knockner enjoys a date w1th Donna Hardlng whrle Lorrme Decker br1ngs a dark and handsome stranger to the party Row 4 C31 Max1ne llaunts a college man 1n the faces of envlous slster G R s He s Fred Barr of last years class and we re gett1ng accustomed to seemg hrm around Row 4 C4j S all nght boys your danclng stance passes the G H S Board of Censors G R PAGEANT The beautlful Chrrstmas Pageant The Sptrlt of Peace has become tradrtlon al wlth Gallon Hrgh s Glrl Reserves It IS presented each year on the last at ternoon precedmg Chnstmas vacatron and serves to get all of us rn the mood for a Joyous hol1day season Mrs N1chols d1rected th1s years productlon Peggy Smrth was orgamst but McGu1re the old meanre wouldnt let her m the prcture because accordmg to h1s log1c there are no p1pe organs rn stables Members of the G1rl Reserves who were not rn the cast sang rn the cho1r Calso excluded from the p1ctureD A second productlon grven the Sunday afternoon before Chnstmas was open to the pubhc and was very rmpressrve to the large crowd attendmg ' 2 ' v , ' v , ' ' v '. . . .v. . . .. , . I . I .V , Row 3 Clj Vera can't take her eyes off Dick even for a picture. Avis and Iim Seated Catherine Marie Chinni, Charles Heiser, Ioan Carmel, Iohn Beecher. Maxine Craner, Io Ann Smith, Daphane Evans, George Stoner. Standing Iames Van Meter, Gene Berger, Ieanne Lohr. Miss Harris, lack Hubley George Ruhl. I UNIOR CLASS PLAY Susie says: There was a real reason for Miss Harris's wearing orchids on November 21, 1944. The night before, the junior class had given Anne Coul- ter Martins' 'Don't Keep Him Waiting', and I swear that I have never heard anything to equal the laughter which rang through these halls then. The part of Ieff Ramble, a camera fan, was ably portrayed because Iohn Beecher tried out for the part and got it. As Toodles, IoAnn Smith added comedy to every situation. Ioan Carmel was very convincing as Betty Ramble, who paid all the bills. Iames Van Meter aged forty years on the stage to give a grand performance as Owen, the father of the family. I forgot who Catherine Chinni was! The minute she stepped on the stage, she was Aunt Selina, a horoscope fan. Maxine Craner, as Iinny, had the whole audience pulling for her in her efforts to make Ieff realize that she was his dream girl. If I didn't know George Stoner better, I would have actually believed him to be that lazy! As Sally Lou, Ieanne Lohr fascinated not only leff, but the audience as well. Daphane Evans was outstanding and didn't forget one line! David Vance, our hero, played by Charles Heiser, added romantic in- terest to the play. O'Toole, lack Hubley in real life, showed great determin- ation in his demands for money, and Amos Atkins, alias Gene Berger, helped to straighten out the romance of Betty and Dave. SENIOR CLASS PLAY When Dr. Markham P. Carruthers CDick Youncej, owner of a clinic where wealthy people are psycho-analyzed, and which is in truth a vacationland retreat in New England, decides to go on a vacation, his young nephew Mark CPaul Finicalj, who is in financial difficulty, becomes implicated in a plot to re-open the clinic and make some cash. His partners in crime are a theatrical group called the Old Mills Players CShirley Kirtland, Elaine Hoop, Patricia Brown, Violet Swank and Edith Ann Lowej, along with their direct- or, Curt Ellis CCharles Ness J, aid him because they, too, are broke. The con- stable, Tate Smithers fRonald Rickj is suspicious when they psychoanalyze Mrs. Darlene Phipps Hoisington CE1aine Berryj, a rich woman, who is bored with existence. The constable can prove nothing though, until Mrs. Hoisington's husband, Henry Clohn Weitthoffj appears on the scene. Cris Crenshaw CBarbara Leibyj, who has her eye on Mark, accompanied by her Aunt Sarah CBeverly Batesj, also shows up for a show down. This situation seems very involved but finally unwinds in a happy ending for everyone connected with Double Exposure . Clncluding Miss Kathryn Harris, the directory As the curtain went down, so ended and successfully, too, another class play which was the last major project of the senior class of 1945. How I Cleft to rghtb Miss Kathryn Harris, Beverly Bates, Violet Swank, Shirley Kirtland, Barbara Leiby, Elaine Berry, Patricia Brown, Edith Ann Lowe. How 2 Chuck Ness, Dick Younce, Ronald Rick, Paul Finical, Iohn Weitthoff. Absent Elaine Hoop. t.. 3 'cl BAND lt looks as if our Galion High School Band has gone modern this year, and in a big way. Will we ever forget that boogie woogie number they played on the football field? Ah, no! Nor shall we forget the way they played Audi- torium Session at the concert in March. That was enough to make any high school jitter-bug's feet jump! This year the band had the privilege of bringing to our school Bohemir Kryl and his all-woman symphony orchestra. The band and their director, Fredolf Liddell, are to be congratulated for pro- ducing such fine work. Their colorful marching formations, snappy concerts, and peppy music at the basketball games will always be something for our students to remember and be proud of. Yes, our band went modern. They tried something new and different, and as far as we're concerned they accomplished it. On May 4, as the grand finale of the National Music Week, seven bands from surrounding communities joined Galion's to present a memorable pro- gram. Although the entire event was to have been performed out-of-doors, because of the rainy weather it was transferred to the Galion lunior High Auditorium. Since space was so limited, select groups from each band united to form the mass band which presented several numbers after each band had rendered its individual selections in the evening's concert. An enthusi- astic audience jammed the bleachers in the gymnasium and showed their approbation and appreciation by loud and lengthy applause. In spite of the threatening weather in the late afternoon, there was a parade in which all members of all bands participated. This was indeed a thrilling and colorful sight. The streets through which the bands marched were lined with enthusiastic and interested spectators. Bands which took part in this outstanding presentation represented high schools at Crestline, Bucyrus, Upper Sandusky, Bellevue, Norwalk, Mt. Gil- ead, Leesville and Galion. DRUM MAJOR AND M1-UORETTES This year we went back to our tradition of a boy drum major. This position was filled by lack Wil- liams, and very nicely, too. His speedy twirling and gay strutting aroused enthusiastic cheering from the crowds as lack entered the field. Also, this year, our drum major was followed by only two majorettes instead of six. These were Iuanita Davis and Marjorie Tracht. They did their share of strutting, too. For the first time, majorettes were required to take a part in band work in ad- dition to the marching season. Juanita mastered the bassoon and played that instrument in the band. Marjorie had the endless job of librarian, which she performed efficiently and untiringly. These students have certainly added to the appearance of the band as they marched down the field, and twirled at the band concert. PERSONNEL OF THE BAND How I Persis Townsend, Dorothy Ross, Ieanne Lohr, Elaine Roop, Theodore Rehl. Mr. Liddell, Marie Roelle, Elnorah Huber, loan Spaid. How 2- Alice Ritzhaupt, Carol Pickering, Pat Finney, Ianet Pfeifer, Lorraine Kibler, Dorothy Smith, Iohn Beecher, Ioan Court, Ruby Shook, Iuanita Davis, Bob Fink, Eugene Frost, Larry Tavens, Pat Eckstein, Barbara Lenhart. Row 3 Barbara Haspeslagh, Betty Durtschi, Edgar Fortney, Iames Wittibschlager, Paul Wil- liams, Raymond Malone, Dick Younce, Kenneth Heiser, Iames Yunker, Gene Hathaway, Peggy Smith, Vivian Thatcher, Don Rogers, Iames Heiser, Dale Povenmire, Ioan Bonsteel. Ioyce Durt- schi, Edward Byrns, Robert Muth, Ronald Butts, Dorothy Shefter. Row 4 Shirley Kirtland, Ioan Carmel, Daphane Evans, Violet Swank, Wilbur Englehart, lohn Monroe, Virgene Taylor, Barbara Ross. VICTORY SINGERS The girls with the golden voices -our Victory Singers. This is a new musical organization formed only last year, and is composed of fifteen members. We all remember how attractive the girls looked in their white formals as they stood in a V formation last year. This year the girls made an even more strikingly beautiful picture, appearing in their pastel formals. The Victory Singers sang several numbers when the A Capella Choir gave their concert in March. They sang such songs as The Time ls Now, Long Ago and Far Away, and With a Song in My Heart. The girls in this group, under the leadership of Miss Slocum, are giving out- side time for practice, and they certainly have something to show for it. VICTORY SINGERS AND THEIR DIRECTOR cLe!t to rrgI'lr Dawn Forrest Catherine Chrnm Elaine Berry Be MISS IEANNIETTE SLOCUM Ross Betty Tennant Barbara Shatter Iackre Bodkms Mildred Cron Singers enwett Barbara Lexby Pat bchmxtt Ioan Daugherty pianist tty Andrews, Peggy Smith, Marilyn Beck, Persis Townsend, Dorothy Director oi the Victory Row 1 Ioan Daugherty Cat pianop, Barbara Leiby, Iackie Bodkins. Betty Andrews, Marqery Herr, Barbara Au kerman Ann Thoman, Dawn Forrest, Catherine Marie Chinni, Louise Wright, Marcella Koschnick, Mildred Cron enwett Mildred Hoover, Mary lean McVicker, Patricia Schmitt, Lorrine Decker. How 2 Doris Snyder, Betty Tennant, Barbara Shaffer, Gevieve Shumaker, Dick Schreck, Dale Rareigh, Dick Gm der lack Hubley, James Wolfe, Paul Stroup, Mary Snyder, Elaine Berry. Phyllis Earhart, Virginia Smith Martha Hitzhaupt Marseena Seitz, Marilyn Beck, Mary Etta Marshman, Ioan Cook. CHOIR On March 21 the A Capella Choir, composed of thirty-seven members, gave an interesting and very entertaining program. A guest artist, Hose Bruno, who is majoring in music at Otterbein College, sang several special numbers. The rest of the concert was divided between classical numbers by the entire group and solos, duets, and sextettes by its talented members. The whole program proved to be very colorful, and, as always, it pleased the public. This is the first time the choir has sponsored guest artists and alumni mem- bers on their program. High school solists were: Sophomoresflrene Kottyan, Patricia Schmitt, Dick Ginderg Iuniors-Catherine Marie Chinni, Iack Hubley: Seniors-Elaine Ber- ry, Dorothy Ross, Iackie Girton Bodkins. Performers from past graduating classes were Naomi Girton Goodwin, Faithe Berry and Vivian Berry. As a part of National Music Week CMay l-7j the choir, under the leadership of Miss Ieannette Slocum, presented their annual concert. The orchestra ac- companied the choir on several numbers and added much to the success of the program. How I Davxd Schultz Charles Beegle Martha Cook Iames Dye Wxlbur Englehart Lorrame Kxbler Row 2 Vlrgene Taylor Theodore Rehl Patncxa Poxster Nancy Murphy Harold Hessenauer Wrllxam Foreman Patrrcra Ttmson Barbara Lenhart Dorothy Shetter Iuamta Davls Eleanor Decker Iames Denny Row 3 Marne Roelle Georgra Creel Barbara Allen Iohn Trautman Ioan Spald Ioan Carleton Elnorah Huber Persxs Townsend Dorothy Ross Alice Rxtzhaupt Carol Pxckermg Iames Yunker Kenneth Hexser Vrvnan Thatcher Row 4 Ioan Carmel Shirley Ktrtland Barbara Ross Mr Llddell Iames Tyner Iohn Gull Daphane Evans Iohn Monroe Vxolet Swank ORCHESTRA The orchestra thxs year as last was under the d1rect1on ot Fredolt A W Llddell Th1s orqamzatlon was formed only last year as a small group but th1s year lt was twxce as large and tw1ce as good After many weeks of hard work 1t made several pubhc performances The hrst was at the P T A Founders Meetmg and then at the orchestra s sprmg concert Thxs concert also presented 1nd1v1dual talents such as brass and reed quartets, and several solos Another sprmg event ln whlch the orchestra part1c1pated was the annual or chestra festmval held at Bucyrus The orchestra has been a wonderful add1t1on to our musxc department and we hope 1t wxll contmue wlth tts good work Iohn Beecher, Ioan Court. Ioyce Durtschi, Edward Byrnes, Robert Muth. l I I Susre says Dont tell me there are no grrls on varsrty teams 1n the N C O League' Ive been m every game Ive heard Doc grve hrs rnstructxons m the huddle and Ive lrstened to Shefls ravmg from the bench Durmg the years and years that Ive played there have been many lme teams but never a bunch ot better fellows than thrs years lrghtmg men great players great sports great champs Thezr captam Doc Grreblmg seems to exemplxfy the spznt of the lrqhtrng men of Galron Hrgh School through the years We ve never had a better captam Ive rm proved my own game thzs year I could al ways pass and tackle and runnzng rs my lme but my punts were bad Then Doc taught me and look at us here' L S SPORTS X V Xxx, N Sr xx, 9 - if Q 5:3 nu l ' I ' X d 1, fl 'thx ' EA V ,' i,g I 1 X EX 315' AE N, I S I -I x ln- Wm sl' -'N IOII. Jalion Ll Ki How I Richard Durtschi, Don Pugh, Arthur ALL HAIL TO ' VV.' Vp. VV 'f ' V -L' 97 V ' A' ' l V V - znoumf ' W- j V ' . 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'ilu ff-.fl-.1 Hmknm an nl mng Ymmntlms 'hr half with and SH marvhc-Nr LE LT 1.13 C. .REL udrdowls puskrl THE BOYS WHO DID IT CHARLES GRIEBLING CCapta1n5 Thrs year Doc led the t am to rts frrst undefeated season srnce 1938 He was always a threat by hrs speed accurate passrng and punts that averaged over 45 yards Voted by hrs teammates the most valuable player he excelled when the gorng was most drffr cult He was honored by the Assocrated Press rn re cervrng honorable mentron on rts All State team and rn addrtron was grven a backfreld posrtron on the hon orary AllN C O frrst team ' ENE PLUMMER Gene a colossus on both the offense and defense was the left half of our powerful end combrnatron He was outstandrng on the defense coverrng the flanks to er fectron and on the offense Gene was the leadrng scorer of the team wrth 42 pornts to hrs credrt a re markable feat for an end Gene rs one of seven sen rors we lose by graduatron DON WOLFELT Dons streakrng 45 yards after rnterceptrng a pass rn the Ashland game was one of the seasons greatest moments for Don and he had many Red played rn the lrne on offense but because of hrs superror abrl rty on pass defense played rn the backfreld when Gallon was on the defensrve Don rn hrs last year was another of those fellows who played the full trme rn most of the games IIM HOEKSTRA Irm was one of those brg lrnemen who were so rnstru mental rn grvrng us an undefeated season It rs the lrnemen who take the brunt of the attack and yet re cerve so lrttle credrt Irm lrved to play football and lrke the entrre team he had but one desrre Vrctory ROBERT GARVERICK Bob was thrs year converted from a tackle to a full back And what was last year a tough determrned lrneman became a drrvrng alert fullback who when he got through the lrne was qurte unstoppable When the yardage was most needed Bob was always re lrable to garn the needed ground RICHARD DURTSCHI Rrchards steady lrne play throughout the season was a large factor rn the producrng of Galrons rmpreg ntrble lrne Hrs werght and speed made hrm a chorce for the N C O second team Rrchard rn hrs last year became one of tne t ams most srgnrfrcant members IOHN WISLER Iohn one of the most determrned and conscrentrous boys on the team had the mrsfortune after two bnl lrant games of fracturrng hrs ankle early rn the Ma non game thus endrng hrs football career for Iohn rs a senror IOE MCGUIRE Ioe ranks wrth the frnest ends rn the leagues hrstory Hrs all around abrlrty durrng the season made hrm one of the team s most valuable members He recerved honorable mentron on the I N S team Ioe developed brrllrantly the art of recervrng passes although rt meant many extra hours of practrce nevertheless rt pard great drvrdends rn hrs makrng many remarkable catches far rn the opposrtrons terrrtory For hrs splen drd work he was named to the AllN C O frrst team ART THOMAN A standout the entrre season by hrs exceptronal de fensrve work trme after trme rn every game A would break through the lrne and sprll opposrng backs far behrnd the lrne He won recognrtron as berng one of the frnest lrnemen rn the state by recervrng hon orable mentron on both the A P and I N S All State football teams and was selected for the AIIN C O frrst team as well DON PUGH Don the nght halfback rn our speedy backfreld was not only a constant threat to the opposrtron on offense but also a verrtable lron on the defense Although handrcapped durrng the latter part of the season by a bad shoulder ne contrnued to be a marnstay of the team rn every game The boys of the team recog nrzrng Dons abrlrty as a leader and worker have elected htm to be captarn of next years team I OHN VOSSERS Iohn held two vrtal posrtrons on thrs years champron shrp team-center and place krcker In frllrng both du tres admrrably he contrrbuted much to the teams suc cess Iohn wrll be back next year for what promrses to be another strong team RALPH RAMSEY Ralph was one of the teams scat backs and was al ways a potentral threat to the opposrtron worryrng them wrth hrs unrque abrlrty to break away for long garns He proved to be one of the leagues fastest backfreld men He already a two year man rs only a sophomore and rn hrs remarnrng years promrses to become one of the greatest players rn the school s hrs tory that rs rf he rs not taken by the armed forces ANGELO FARINA ln Angelos frrst year he developed rnto an outstand rng relref guard and played the role suffrcrently to ment a letter He wrll be epected to star rn future games as he rs only a rumor HARVEY COULTER Harvey was one of the capable substrtutes who gave the lrne rts reserve strength and helped to make Gal rons lrne the most powerful rn the league He had the mrsfortune of berng restrrcted by rnyurres thrs year rnyunes to hrs hand and also to what Harvey termed hrs calf DON HESKETT Those two powerful frrst strrng ends of ours were sel dom taken out of a game but when they were Don was ready to take over the rob H showed a great deal of abrlrty and should be able to replace our graduatrng end satrsfactorrly WILLIAM MONROE Lrttle Wrllre rn replacrng rnjured lrnemen made appar ent that he wrll play a large part rn plans for next years team He earned a letter thrs year and wrth a lrttle more werght should follow rn the footsteps of worthy predecessors and become a superror tackle Behrnd the lettermen there are always those who also spend many hours rn practrce but because of an rn suffrcrent number of playrng quarters are not award ed the coveted letters These loyal men are Drck Lyons lrm Fendrrck Charles Drckhart lack Baer Brll Dorran Lynn Heskett Maurrce Rrter lrm Ventrone Ioe Mcltllanes Rrchard Logan Larry Ferdner Charles Tal ley Rrchard Beck Clyde Smrth Gene Flrck and Iohn Wertthoft . n u 9 ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' . I , - . . . , . sl . . n - I ' , . I . Y . u 11 ' t . . . . . . . 1 I I . ' , e . ' . e Row 1 Cleft lo rightq I. McGuire, I. Hoekstra, A. Thoman. R. Ramsey, Capt. C. Griebling, D. Pugh, R. Garverick, D. Wolfelt, R. Durtschi, G. Plummer, Row 2 I. Ferguson, I. Ventrone, I. McManes, H. Coulter, R. Lyons, I. Wisler, M. Riter, I. Vossers, I. Weitthoft. Row 3 Coach McCracken, B. Dorian, I. Fendrick, D. Heskett, R. Logan, W. Monroe, A. Farina, I. Baer, C. Dickhart, L. Feidner, L. Heskett, Coach Sheffer. Row 4 Asst. Mgr. O'Leary, Mgr. Yochem, C. Talley, R. Beck, C. Smith, G. Flick, Mgr. Neft, Coach Deppen. RESUME OF GAMES This year Galion had, without doubt, one of the finest teams in the school's history. But it was more than a great team on the field. It was a group of boys always working together and forming an organization based on cooperation and coordination that could not be beaten. This spirit brought them through an arduous nine-game schedule undefeated and also the co-championship of two leagues, both the North Central Ohio League and the newly formed Northern Ohio League. It was a season highlighted by the last annual encounter with Marion end- ing in a scoreless tie, and the all-important game with Ashland that saw Galion emerging victorious in a last half surge 19-0. There was that tremen- dous, record-shattering 84-0 Cofficial scorej defeat of Bucyrus, and an almost disastrous game with Shelby in which we came from behind to whip the Whippets 19-13, in a game which had been delayed two hours while a huge crowd waited in complete darkness and two anxious teams sat in the field house. Certainly a scene long to be remembered. We have sung the praises of our football men, but we must not forget that behind the scenes doing irksome work and receiving little credit are the stu- dent athletic managers. So, let's give a big whoop for our incomparable man- agers, Iohn Yochem, senior manager: Bob Neff, assistant manager, and Law- rence Case, Arthur O'Leary and Howard Decker. 1944 FOOTBALL RECORD Galion Tiffin Calvert 6 Galion Crestline O Galion Marion 0 Galion Shelby 13 Galion Bucyrus O Galion Mansfield Madison Galion Mount Vernon 6 Galion Ashland O Galion Willard 0 r a F 5 4 r, W if ' if 2, 2 of S iw. u -3 19 ,, tn 5- -Q Y ' fn 5: A '- -2. iflvvfi ' 1 Y W 1 A 'Q-M - , 4,1 , ng A 'wi ' f Qr F2 6 5' Ei-ff Q I ' b 'Q ' g 01514 is ! an iw Q F2 I Row I fleft to rightg Iim Fendrick, Iohn Vossers, Lynn Heskett, Ioe McGuire, Bob Garverick, Captain Gene Plummer, Bob Neff, Ralph Ramsey, Charles Griebling, Don Heskett. How 2 Dick Powers, Robert McCracken, Iim Wolfe, Clyde Smith, Harold Ramsey, Dick Hanlon, George Treisch, Maurice Riter, Iames Ventrone, Iohn Monroe, Don Rogers, Bob Shefter, Marvin Derfler. RESUME OF GAMES At the beginning of the basketball season there were many who thought that our quintet would repeat the record of the football team. ln spite of the final record of 9 games won and ll lost, the fans saw plenty of fast basketball. The team was one of those hot and cold outfits, now blazing down the floor for an amazing comeback, now getting into a rut of sloppy passing and poor- ly calculated shots. The season gave us a few things to remember for a long time to come-that beautiful job of turning the tables on Bucyrus when we played the Redmen on their own floor, and the Marion game here where the score see-sawed back and forth until the crowd was in hysterics. Senior members of the team graduating this year are Capt. Gene Plummer, forward: Bob Garverick, center, and Doc Griebling, guard. Also probably lost to next year's squad will be underclassmen Don Heskett, lim Fendrick, and Ralph Ramsey, who will be playing on Uncle Sam's team. However, capable replacements will be found in Coach McCracken's Ir. Varsity, who enjoyed a season of 9 wins against 9 losses. Iohn Vossers and Lynn Heskett having had some varsity experience this year, will probably be ready to step into starting positions along with Bob Neff and Ioe McGuire. Other promising Iayvee cagers likely to win promotions are George Treisch, Clyde Smith, Don Rogers and Harold Ramsey. VARSITY lr, VARSITY We They 22 29 We They 28 22 Nov, At Mt. Gilead - - Dec. Fostoria 37 - 30 19 - 32 Dec. Willard 57 - 30 24 - 13 Dec. At Findlay 22 - 39 Dec, Shelby 33 - 52 23 - 26 Dec. At Delaware 35 - 53 23 - 26 Dec. At Crestline 39 - 35 24 - 19 Dec. At Ashland 35 - 54 23 - 35 Ian. At Mt. Vernon 35 - 32 24 A 25 Ian. Upper Sandusky 36 V 32 28 - 29 Ian, Bucyrus 34 - 27 27 - 18 Ian. Crestline 53 - 27 38 - l7 Ian. At Marion Harding 48 - 52 28 - 33 Ian. Mt. Gilead 48 - 31 33 - ll Ian. At Shelby 35 - 36 24 - 28 Ian. At Lima Central 27 - 52 Feb. Ashland 27 - 37 Zl - 29 Feb, Mt. Vernon 33 - 44 28 - I5 Feb. At Bucyrus 35 - 27 26 - 25 Feb. Marion Harding 31 - 32 33 - 26 f 'l1 fv Lau- BOB MCCRACKEN BOB SHEFFER HOWARD DEPPEN COACHING STAFF BOB SHEFFER servrng hrs 1n1t1al year as head football coach gave the school rts frrst undefeated season rn srx years He also headed the coachrng staffs for basketball and baseball Sheff rmbued the boys wrth hrs desrre and determrnatron to wrn and marntarned a competrttve sprrrt throughout the season BOB MCCBACKEN was assrstant coach rn all sports In Mac s frrst year here at Galron he garned the boys respect as not only a flne coach but also as a hard worker and a respecter of good sportsmanshrp HOWARD DEPPEN worked largely Wrth the junlor htgh squad and 1S respon srble for rnculcatrng rn the younger boys the fundamentals of the game CHEER LEADERS Turbulent crowds screarnmg boosters and frantrc patrons were the cheer leaders' source of roustna cheers for therr frghtmg team Betng able to lead the rnnurnerable farthful followers 111 one huge unrfred yell IS an accomplrsh rnent of whrch the grrls may well be proud Thrs year Barbara Lerby Edrth Ann Lowe, Adarr Durtschr and Nancy Myers were the cheer leaders ...Q M Q 1 1 . K- I . W W As, ,7 'iy 1 ' J if l ' QQ l f A a ' , ' . .D xi t , A l f , y , . . m l m' I A '+ Q ' A r . I . - ' ' ' I u If - . - - - , . , . . . I - . . . . . I . - WV G. A. A. HAS BUSY YEAR At last the girls of G. H. S. have the sport organization that they have wanted for so long. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the supervision of Miss Siefert, was instituted this year. All junior and senior girls who were inter- ested automatically became members of the group. In succeeding years sophomores must have a stated number of credits to join the G. A. A. The objectives of the club are: to have a wholesome and diversified program of sports, outings, and social affairs: to introduce student-conducted activities, thus encouraging leadership, fellowship and friendliness in athletics: and to foster a spirit of good sportsmanship among members and the school. The seniors' letters and juniors' credits were awarded to those who earned the specified amount of points which were given for participation in intra- mural activities. How 1 Gloria Saperstein, Dorothy Shelter, Dorothy Ross, Elizabeth Stinehelfer, Virgene Taylor, Ruby Shook, Mary Tuscan, Ieanne Powers, Viola Sloop, lane McCormick, Ianet Heitzman, Alice Miller. How 2 Dorothy Smith, Persis Townsend, Betty Tennant, Doris Snyder, Helen Moore, Mary Lou Metzger, Betty Thatcher, Dorothy Wilcox, Vivian Thatcher, Ella Maloy, Mary lean McVicker, Florence Metzger. Row 3 Elaine Boop, Edna Someriot, Marjorie Tracht, Marseena Seitz, Mary Etta Marshman, Bonnie Miller, Peggy Smith, Genevieve Shumaker, Violet Swank. Thelma Miller, Ieanne Lohr. Mary Tuscan, secretary: leanne Powers, president: Bose Siefert sponsor: Iane McCormick, treas urer: Viola Sloop, vice presi dent. .-5-. Beverly Bates, Persis Townsend, Ruby Shook, Edith Ann Lowe. cabinet members. Burden, Diana Helfrich, Barbara Leiby. Row I Donalda Ginder, Helen Ireland, Doris Daniel, Margie Knorr, Elaine Berry. Marilyn Beck, Lois Haders, Arlene Craner, Pat Brown, Shirley Kirtland, Harriet How 2 Annabelle Ginder, Pauline Lalforrest, Betty Eoust. Barbara Britt, Veda Dysinger, Marian Crissinger, Eileen Henkel, Beverly Bates, Ioan Cook, Phyllis Ehrhart, LaDonna Kime. Row 3 Ioan Court, Marjorie Garverick, Vera Althouse, Barbara Allen, Daphane Evans, Barbara Aukerman, Dorothy Douglas, Pat Eclcstein, Maxine Craner, Mary Hanlon. Ruby Shook captamed the rntramural basketball Durmg the sprmg season volley ball Too bad gals but they only Mary Lou Metzger shows excellent Pretty solt lor add the ones you knock down form as the brg ball heads tor a stnke but those pms the score keeper are really tough' was a favonte the Spy goes champs they played a lrvely game and were never beaten The team mcluded lean Gundrum Ruby Shook Edzth Ann Lowe Elame Hoop Barbara Shal ter Pearl Black Mary Tuscan Mary Lou Metzger sport among the G A A glrls A to press several teams are puttmg on a real battle for the champtonshrp of the school Thrs sport shows promlse ol lncreasrng actrvrty rn the years to come OUR CO EDS LIKE SPORTS The G A A was the medrum for all extra class sports act1v1t1es The season opened by playmg held hockey and Barbara Shaffer s team was the mtra mural champ Wlth the comlng of wmter games were played mdoors and basketball proved one of the most popular sports of the school year Ten 1n tramural teams competed for the champronslvp and Ruby Shook s team was the vtctor when they defeated Betty Foust s team ln the tournament game 29 22 Another sport that was 1n the spothght was bowlrng Senlors as well as luruors and sophomores competed Carol P1cker1ng s and Arlene Craner s teams won the frrst tournament and Mary Lou Metzger was hrgh score bowl er wrth 159 The semor capta1ns for the second bowlmg rntramurals were Drana Hel inch Elame Berry Ed1th Lowe Ioan Cook Edna Somerlot Vrola Sloop and VIVIGH Thatcher Tenn1s pmgpong foul shoot ng volley ball archerv baseball and badmxn ton were the other games played durtng the school year Mxss Rose Seliert IS the G A A sponsor and physrcal educatlon mstructor . . , . ' 1 . . 1 - 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 Susre says lf only they would let me wrzte thzs section what l could tell' ld give em features' For Instance a blow by blow account of a faculty meet mg when they re dzscuss mg grading methods ld grve the low down on the school as l hear xt from the students m the show er rooms and grouped by thezr lockers Thrs sectron compared to what rt could be' And the prctures l could take qrve me the camera Ioe and let me sneak mto a classroom or a study hall or the audi tonum balcony on he mght of an entertamment I te the partres too Formal or mlormal lm there l guess lm not the type for a formal though Wxsh l were exotzc and mterestmg lxlxe Maxme FEATURE J., L T ' i I , v X IE S fff adj f X S Af-1' : lj , L 35:33 , . , - f . 'FX HK - . i w f . X X A - , ' If xy I fp f . - , . X isn't bad, but i!'s mild j X . gs. - 'x' 1 I X . I X l'k ' , . , , ,ff FJ 4 . ' ' ff XA' I UNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION - SPRING 1944 Susie says: ln the good old days the Iunior-Senior Reception was held in the high school and I helped with all the preparations, but these modern youngsters go gallivanting all over the country for their affairs. So, each spring I have to chill my marrow by a jaunt to Morrow CCountyj to the Coun- try Club. And do I like the dancin How l, Picture l Doc waits in car with two other miss ogynous cohorts avoiding speech-making duties of being president. CNote: Lighting tor this picture afforded by glowing teeth of boys advertising Pepsodent '. How 1, Picture 2 Rare example ot Galion's socially mind- ed males-V-there are really three on the floor at once! Memorandum: Consult Board of Education concerning ad- visability of course in ballroom dancing compulsory for all male students over age of twelve. And such beautiful girls to choose from! How l, Picture 3 What's the idea, Leiv? Don't the girls of Galion High suit your fancy? Row I, Picture 4 Ness is completely surrounded by lem- ininity. We hesitate to interpret the expression on Pat's iace. Why don't you stags cut in? Row 2, Picture I The stag corner, during a lull. Iohn has his nose immersed in a punch cup, and notice how ser- iously lvan poses for the cameraman. Row 2, Picture 2 Now we've seen everything! A chess '-I'm getting to be a regular hep-cat! game at the Iunior-Senior Reception is certainly an in- novation. The shy boys have taken refuge in the corner because during leap year anything might happen. How 2, Picture 3 To reverse a well known proverb An old dog can teach new tricks! This time the pupil is our Hi-Y president. Tut? Tutl How 2, Picture 4 Does Kimes want a drink or is he just me-ditatively gazing at the posies. Maybe in the spring a young man's fancy turns to dogwood. How 3, Picturel Training school for husbands! Miss Tracht has an annual course of lessons in the iine arts of serving and dishwashing for the sophomore waiters. Step right up girls, and claim one. Row 3, Picture 2 ln the background is Dick Zahn's or- chestrafplaying a slow one. Row 3, Picture 3 Problem: Compute the total l. Q. ol the persons grouped at this table. Make it high! Shirley can't take her eyes oft Bill long enough to have her picture taken, , r L I i Dv- 2'-ri rw SENIOR HOP Susie says: l think the Seniors' Cherry Hop was quite a success. Mr. Swick and I made one of the best looking couples there. Boy will my old boy friends be jealous! 'l'hey'll make a haunted house of Mr. SwiCk's old home. How l-C lj Eddie gets in some card practice on his last night as a civilian. His pals are giving him a tough workout. Please Marilyn-no profanity. Row l-f2j The Swing Five swings into a slow one hoping to lure some of our bashful boys onto the floor. Row I-C3j Two members of the decorating committee work frantically as party time draws near. Ieanne makes a poster, while Viola fashions a crown. How 2-C lj Everyone talks about the senior boys rushing junior girls. Here a senior belle reverses the procedure-with charming results. Row 2-C 2j loe had the jack so he joined us for the big party. Pat and he are doing a little rug-cutting . How 2-C3j lohnny Wisler places the crown on lim's head at the climax of the solemn and impressive Coronation ceremony. Row 2-C 4j At last we get a glimpse of Millie. After this write-up was cen- sored, nothing was left but the chairsit donated by Snyder Funeral Homej. How 3-C lj ln last minute preparation, the throne is constructed by the dec- orating committee. Row 3-I 2j lim, our domineering senior, chooses luanita, a junior, who can be easily dominated. How 3-C 3j After being crowned, Vi and lim reigned for the evening-inside, while it poured outside. VVhy has the class of 45 always chosen gloomy nights for gleeful gatherings? Row 3-C 4j Rigor mortis sets in with Mr. Swick, though the party was lively. I : at 4' . D A LITTLE OF THIS AND THAT Row l Clj Pugh sweeps end 1n runnmg up our 83 0 score aga1nst Bucyrus Several of the Redmen seem to be playrng for our s1de Row 1 C2j Excellent form perfect polse boys Now try usrng a ball' Row I C31 Th1s picture lS obv1ously posed No Gallon Hrgh students were ever so raptly engrossed 1n a physrcs experlment CCIICIGD Susre says l never before saw Grlebhng srrnle hke that at a g1rl But he dxd a lot of unusual th1ngs that mght gave a speech wrthout runn1ng away and led the grand march The event was the Honor Soc1ety s dance 1n honor of the football champs Barbara Le1by was chosen Football Queen by the huskles and here she 1S recelvlng sm1les from some of them Not1ce the gold footballs Cgllded pecansj wh1ch were favors for the champs Maybe Id better explaln the slgn Doc s wearmg It was used to avoxd confuslon rn asmuch as the Honor SOCIETY pres1dent had to 1ntroduce the football captam and Doc holds both pos1t1ons So he was labeled and turned the srgn from Football Captaln to Honor Soc1ety Presldent when necessary It was the cutest thmgl How 2 Clj Gallon fans g1ve oH1c1als the1r usual hearty welcome Ask the present v1ct1m Mar1lyn How 3 Clj Some of dem bums rn the1r Frrday apparel They had a super Slll1OUS behef that old clothes and bearded lowls helped them w1n How 3 C21 An attentrve cabmet l1stens to Carl May area Y M C A drrector Row 3 C3j A member of the Norweg1an underground addresses the student body Hls frlend Le1v Oxaal stays close to help hrm over lrngurstlc hurdles Now Lelv has a Norweg1an umform too How 4 Clj For once the old bulldmg looks truly beautlful Detent1on lasted especlally late ton1ght Remember to tell your grandch1ldren that thrs was the most severe wlnter slnce l880 How 4 Cupper 25 The shop boys ard local war tndustrres Here Dale Potter and Bob McHenry make l1ghter caps for a local merchant Row 4 Clower Zj Place Gym balcony Tune Any act1v1ty peI1Od Ques txon What do those out of room perm1ts say boys? Are you puttlng some thlng over perhaps? How 4 C3j Hrck prepares to take a fond farewell of hrs pm up gang, after hearmg the Of'f1C1CIl edrct that locker doors are to be unadorned Row 2-C21 Seniors have their pictures taken. They certainly were framed. THE HUMAN SIDE OF SCHCOL LIFE How 1 C15 What could these two be brewlng 1n the chemlstry lab? Row 1 C25 Perhaps the ad shown next to them whrch appeared rn the Gal lon Inqurrer for several days last Ianuary tells the story How 1 C35 No one at Gallon Hxgh has anythmg on Susxe for she too knows who performed thrs v1le act How 2 C15 All the senior boys have gym the fxfth perlod and rf that rsnt some class' Row 2 C25 Senxors get measured for caps and gowns 1n the radxo room Well Lo1s what s the verd1ct'P Row 2 C35 Comes Wednesdaye-comes Flrst Ard' The boys are taught the art of bandagmg by Mac Hoekre berng the v1ct1m How 3 C15 Wrth absolutely no apologxes to B111 Shakespeare He d love rt' Scene Hall ln G H S Ttme Practlcally anyt1me Characters Hamlet Polster Polon1ous Potter Horatro Hoekstra Rosencrantz Sprggle Hamlet Polster speaks To sk1p or not to sk1p that 1S the quest1on Whether t1s nobler for us to suffer The yawns and fldgetmgs lnduced by classes Or to take arms aga1nst a sea of boredom And by skrppmg end lt? To sk1p to be bored No more and by relaxrng to say we end The tensron and the thousand un1nterest1ng deta1ls That students are he1r to t1s a consummat1on Devoutly to be w1sh d To sk1p to rest To roam perchance to meet Lucy ay there s the rub There s the bell let s get to class guys How 3 C25 The last festrve occasron of the season IS the crowmng of the Band Queen Last May Dorothy Ross was crowned to relgn durmg her s n lor year wtth the others servmg as her court hm Tyner whom Dorothy chose kmg looks just too too devastated over the whole th1ng' How 4 C15 Ofhcers of the Natlonal Honor Soctety wxth the capable asstst ance of Susle count the ballots determmrng who the new members w1ll be Suste s faclal expressxon reflects perturbatlon for some one has 1'1'11SCOl.1I'll9Cl How 4 C25 Here s Olhe the man who hterally holds our buxldmg together Whxle we f11e 1nto assembly he assembles hrs f1les for sharpenmg He s one swell guy' How 4 C35 These e1ght semor glrls hardly escaped long term sentences for raffhng cokes to students and teachers Dxd the faculty partake of the for bldden beverage after the conf1scat1on'? Th1s group IS strlctly lllegal Had 1t been legal the organxzatmon would have been dubbed the Gatas Pat Brown would have been presldent and Arlene Craner secretary treasurer It seems only natural to hnd a dog rn the mrddle of a cat sesston l I - , . T 1 1 . . . . . 1 . , . 1 1 - . ,, . 11 . . . , . . . . 1 . 11 . . . . W I 1 . 1 . 1 . . ,L . 1 . . 1 11 1 1 -- , . ' Q . - 1 N.. - 1 1 1 . .. I . 1 . . , . . . . 1 . . . . '- , . . . . . . . 1 1 . - 11 11 . - - 11 11. 1 1 , ' . . . . 11 11 . '50 Reward S50 REWAQD SUSIE PLAYS CUPID Row 1 C lj We ve never seen these two cut ups so pensxve It seems unbe lrevable that really senous conversat1on could be rndulged rn dunng a Sweet heart Party-or IS romance really a solemn bus1ness after all Row 1 C25 These two could be seen rn thts pose any mornmg or afternoon outslde room 207 September to May 1nclus1ve Unusual to flnd such con stancy 1n a mere sophomore and junror Row 1 CSD Gene and Ieanne 1n one of therr happy moods The photographer was forced to delay the shootrng of th1s prcture untxl these two temperamental senrors had made up after one of thelr frequent quarrels Therr romance has been the PIGCB de resrstance of srxth penod study hall How 2 C1 After school students enjoy strolllng downtown for a snack Charlotte seems delrghted w1th the 1ce cream cone Don has lust bought for her Note the key charn danghng from Pughs belt hrs Chrrstmas present from Charlotte Row 2 C2 Durmg the summer months we see these two b1cyc11ng together along shady country lanes Durmg the wlnter they take strolls hand ln hand We hear that hm 1S not even averse to helpxng Veda act as s1tter for some ones younguns That boys 1S devot1on' on Boston street IS a long long trarl but Iohnny doesnt seem to m1nd He says 1t keeps h1m ln tr1m for football and basketball How 3 Clj A typrcal G H S couple promenades the campus on a pleasant Spflng day Drd you ever see more beam1ng faces? Center Hands clasped on the table th1s IS the way Gahon students spend the1r t1me at partmes Why not dance? Row 3 CZD Betty and Irm are both class offrcers so we assume they drscuss sophomore affalrs when they Sll 1n the sun on the steps Row 3 C31 Iohnny IS another of our Romeos who rs compelled to take ex erc1se to reach hrs Iuhet s house He ought to be ready for the cross coun try event when the track season opens Row 4 Clj Another corrldor frxture thts couple IS gradually wearlng away the floor outsrde Room 313 much to Mr Babb s consternatton Susre peeks out of her case to keep cr Wlnchell eye on the affarr Row 4 CZD This IS a case of long duratron Marlan would rather hold hands than have Chuck carry her books They seem thoroughly enchanted dont they? Row 4 Q33 Our brg blond fullback pxcks em vlvacrous Whxle another sult or maneuvers at camp Drana commands some maneuvers on the homefront Say Bob does she ever grve you a chance to talk? - D I . . . - D . . . Row 2-C35 From the Vossers homestead on Park avenue to the Forrest home 42 W...-. 7 -,J . . 4 rjfffify' xx ' X. Y , J' fi , ff'is3!' x ' Nu I Im A X 'Shia' -W f t i 'W EXCERPTS FROM SUSIE'S DIARY Sept 5 They stormed the Bastrlle aga1n today' The students are back rn the bu1ld1ng for another school year and I was certcnnly glad to see them All summer long th1s place has been llke a tomb and Im one skeleton who doesnt want a tomb Im content just to be Sus1e the Skeleton 1n the closet of Room 313 The halls were frlled w1th youth agarn and laughter shook the rafters-a lrttle plaster fell 1n the Chemlstry Lab I always enjoy look mg over the sophomore crew They re a l1vely bunch and I thmk Ill hke them If nolse means anythrng they re world beaters Oct 27 No school today The teachers are attendmg a conventron lust so they dont get thelr heads together and dev1se more ways of tor ture for these overworked students' Dec 1 The day of the Btg Snow' Mr Prckenng mrssed the fun because he 1S attend1ng a pr1nc1pals conventron Some of our students w1ll at tend a conventlon 1n Room 211 every mght for awhlle' They wanted to play 1n the snow today Many of the boys worked to the exhaustron pomt shovel mg snow Mrss Aller had a busy day too Ian 2 3 School closed because of a blrzzard Never have I seen such snow dnfts' They tell me that thxs IS the worst w1nter s1nce 1880 That was even before I was a skeleton Poor Olhe he has to work all the tune to keep the butldrng warm so that the p1p9S wont freeze None of the school busses can get through the dnfts They tell me there are drrfts elght and ten feet deep on the country roads Ill take thelr word for 1t and not 1nvest1gate Ian 29 to Feb 2 School has been closed all week because of the fuel cr1s1s It tsnt really a vacatlon for the students though Boy you should have heard those teachers g1v1ng the weeks asslgnments over the pubhc address system Th1S remlnds me of the last war and I guess we ll fmally come through th1s one Just as we came through those hectrc days of 191718 Aprzl 25 Today out ln San Francrsco a great meet1ng called The Golden Gate Conference got under way Representatwes from 45 coun tr1es are there men and women who are ready to do thexr utmost for an or ganrzatron for world peace At eleven oclock schools all over the country unlted 1n a fellowshlp hour 1n observance of the opening of the conference A group of our semor students broadcast a program over the P A system and all of us jorned ln a fervent prayer for the success of the v1tal meet1ng 1n San Franclsco May the htstory books of the future record th1s day as the begrnnmg of a plan for real and everlastrng peace for the whole world May 8 V E Day' What a thrlll' How 1t made the chllls run up and down my bones to hear that the enemy tn Europe had surrendered' A pro gram of thankfulness and rejolctng ln the morn1ng and no school rn the af ternoon May the day speedxly come when the lap shall have been forced to surrender uncondrtxonally and peace shall rexgn agam rn the earth' . . , , , . . . - 1 - . 1 . . . 1 . , . , . . . . . . , . . 1 1 - . . . 1 , . . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 . . , . - 1 , . . . . T 1 . . 1 . . , 1 - ' , . Susxe says l love thzs sectxonl Year after year the busr ness men and women of Gallon make rt possrble for us to publrsh the Spy We just couldnt do rt without therr help They certarnly are loyal boosters of Gallon Hrgh School and we re proud of them and grateful for therr contrnued mterest Lets show them how we feel lust tell them Saw your ad zn the Spy Thanks fella You re a real booster Some of these same busmess men have been advertrsmg m the annual smce the very first one that we publrshed years and years ago Thats real com mumty spxrrt Look at that smrle of Elames Boy rs thzs a load off her shoulders' ADVERTISERS no Q Q D CTU fi? Ez A, a T X to B T o 3- 5 X 'Q Q -. ' r.A- ff A TQAXXXN-'f' ' QT 3 X ff XX or t T ef aimless fe-, of t Kp D J olfoogafeeff ex one A A QP J . 5, k, --4 A, , , 4.- A 'N i7 Xa' fl lil! 3 Q TA T l CD af? X l Xlxe- 2' I C rj N l N ,- vt TN gill, K, , ,gzb :haw o O Cf VNZG OJVY- Cl l Q, use W3k Q Jfnv I + -.in-..-ni..-...-......-..1 1...-..1..1..1..,..1......- .1..-ni..-ni.-1..-.. 4, For God and Country We assoc1ate ourselves together For the fO11OW1I1g purposes To uphold and defend The Constltutlon of the Unlted States of Amenca To mamtaln law and order To foster cmd perpetuate A one hundred per cent Amerlcanlsm preserve the memor1es and 1nc1dents our assoc1at1on 1n the Great Wars mculcate a sense of 1nd1v1dual obl1gat1on the commun1ty state and nat1on combat the autocracy both the classes and the masses make rrght the master of mlght promote peace and good w111 on earth safeguard and transmrt to postenty The pnnclples of Iust1ce Freedom and Democracy By our devot1on to mutual helpfulness SCARBROUGH POST 243 AMERICAN LEGION To . , . Of ' ' ' : To . . . . . . To ' , ' I To Of : To ' ' I To ' I To ' ' To consecrate and sanctify our comradeship I THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS We wish to express our sincere thanks to those public spirited companies and individual business men who purchased advertising space which has made the publication of The Spy financially possible. In addition to the purchasers of advertising space, several persons have con- tributed as boosters -to them, also, we wish to express our thanks: MISS IEANETTE SLOCUM CARL BIEBIGHAUSER MISS BURKHART PETE STATH DIANA HELFRICH MARY ANN GLEDHILL PAUL CRONENWETT MARTHA MCMANES MRS. H. A. HELPRICH DICK WEIR MISS IOSEPHINE TRACHT DICK SIPES C E SMITH MARIORIE WILSON COMPLIMENTS OF NATIDNAI. MAILING SERVICE The House of Grits IEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES APPLIANCES THE FRIENDLY STORE WITH THE GLASS DOOR ,-X 'KAXX ,i NTB W ,aa .XX LOYAL gf MLW ff- .,,. always to the cause of better Yearbooks IAHN fs' OLLIER ENGRAVING CO Makers of Hn: Pnnung Plues for Black and Color Amsls Photographers 517 W WASHINGTON BLV c 111 ru 0 o .v Ry Compliments of Schaffner-Myers Co Style Store For Men and Boys THE U S STEEL GRAVE VAULT CCMPANY GALION OHIO Compliments of Andrews Dairy COMPLIMENTS OF For Vlctory Gahon Motor Sales TROIAN CHEVROLET PRODUCTS BUICK S h CO. Where Cus d T ' F' d Compliments of The Amencan Steel Abraswes Company Ga11on Ohlo COMPLIMENTS AND Buckeye BEST WISHES Frozen Food THE SPOTLIGHT Lockers STUDIO 226 HARDING WAY EAST PHONE 2-7311 Harvey C Huy I A URBAN P p MARGARET STULTZ Mg COMPLIMENTS OF Q U A Y S Drug Store On the Square I . . ro. , r. I SEEMANN'S Drug Store COMPLIMENTS OF REECE'S BEAUTY SALON MILDRED FLICK, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF SWEET GARDEN HARLAND RHOADES Mgr 110 Hardmg Way East We extend our best wishes to the graduation Class of 1945. We hope that your future will be as successful as your school days. S A U L S IACK GRAHAM Bob s News Stand Robert B1anch1, Propnetor THE FRIENDLY NEWS DEALER 1 - I l .ig ,iTi L., 1 ,.tt T ,.,, 1,.....V,.,.- .,.. .. ,.,. , T 1 -il , T , 4, I I GRADUATION MARKS THE END OF BASIC TRAINING - LIFE'S BATTLES LIE AHEAD CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1 9 4 5 The Kroger Grocery and Baking Company KNOWLEDGE LEADS I'O POWER AND HAPPINESS McElroy s Furmture Store EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1945 FINE FURNITURE CARPETS RUGS HOME APPLIANCES DIAL 27841 LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS 5 l 4. - ... - ..... - - - - - -, 4, Best Wishes to the Class of 1945 The Gahon Iron Works 8c Mfg Co C. I. Fortney OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted 110 SOUTH MARKET STREET GALION. OHIO HOPKINS MUSIC CO. THE BEST IN MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT COMPLIMENTS OF KORB'S GROCERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Bakers Drug Store Hardmq Way East at Columbus Our Speclalty EVERYTHING WASHABLE Monroe s Laundry South Market Street COMPLIMENTS OF Gahon News Agency GALION OHIO Protect What You Have Bachelder 8c B1eh1 Insurance Agency F L HOLMES Mgr GENERAL INSURANCE 2034 WYANDOT BUILDING DIAL 25121 5 I -1- ---- - ------- I-----I-I-44I- ---I---------t- -I- BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 STRATBURY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Alpag T pcoat a d O e co ts OIG. O S Il. V 1' 8 COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS 5, 10 :S S1.00 STORES, Inc. ERNEST PFLAUMER, Mgr. DICK LOWER DRY CLEANING, PRESSING 204.6 HARDING WAY EAST PHONE 26261 GALION, omo HOOVER CLEANERS GLASS INLAID LINOLEUM Frank Hardware COMPLIMENTS OF Butterfie1d's Shoe Reparr Shop 232 HARDING WAY EAST HERES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Baumgartner s WALL PAPER PAINTS SHADES GIFTS PICTURES COMPLIMENTS OF Brown Beauty Shop W S MARSHMAN CAMPUS SWEATERS IERK SOCKS MUNSINGWEAR IARMAN SHOES WALK OVER SHOES PENBROOKE CLOTHES The Hub 9 Q Cl or b cs 5 Wh re uolity Clothing cm Fo wear Sold cl Reosoncz le Pri e Always + -II-I-II-I-I-.I-I-A-I----All-I--I- --r-rr-r-r-'-- ---r- --1-'---T-r- -H-H-4T- + CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUNG MEN ALPAGORA cozvrs - FREEMAN OXFORDS The Globe Clothmg Store HEALTH AND FUN FOR OLD AND YOUNG GALION RECREATION BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '45 Gwinner's Home 8: Auto Supply FIRESTONE PRODUCTS FRENCH D r y C le a n e r s GLENN L. SMITH, Prop. PHONE 2-3321 OFFICE AND PLANT H. 8: K. Drug HELENA RUBINSTEIN ELIZABETH ARDEN CHEN YU 124 Harding Way East Phone 2 6664 116 West Atwood Street . F. DAVIS IEWELER CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER 109 South Market Street BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 45 The M1c11and Insurance Servlce Corp W L WALKER 116 North Market Street PHONE 2 3301 A C GLEDHILL LUMBER H A HEADQUARTERS GALION OHIO PHONE 2 8341 Good Luck, Class of 1945! You II be needed to help Imtsh the great task started more than three years ago Make sure you do your share to make 1t a Iastmg Peace Then and only then can you enlov LIFE LIBERTY and THE PUHSUIT OF HAPPINESS he Oh1o Overcoat Co I I + --- ------- I- --------------- --- + The Thomas Hardware Company GENERAL HARDWARE 110 Harding Way West Phone 2-3651 GALION, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF K1ein's Klothes FOR MEN AND BOYS COMPLIMENTS OE I 5 W e 1 r s onfectlonary HOEKSTRA COAL AND SUPPLY CO. MATTHEW L. HOEKSTRA COAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES READY MIXED CONCRETE Phone 2 7111 228 East Parson Street John K Engel IEWELER HAMILTON ELGIN AND BULOVA WATCHES 127 I-Iardmg Way West BENNETT SHOE COMPANY SHOES AND HOSIERY For the Entlre Farmly 200 HARDING WAY EAST GALION OHIO Jackson s TEXACO Super Servrce Where Servxce Stzll Meets the Customer Art Manzer DRY CLEANING REPAIRING Suns Made to Your Measure PHONE 2 5651 C I l 1 1 - H - A If LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS WS 4:1 S FUN I. H 9 M E THU gg EI F w HEITZMAN DIRECTOR 1265 MARKET PHONE 2 223I BEST WISHES OF The F1rst Nat1ona1 Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE DEPOSITS UP TO S5000 INSURED BY The Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp REAL ESTATE, COMMERCIAL AND PERSONAL LOANS f,f X ,. ,. 1 I -. A Mn , 2 'T .-.iff - ' A 'G' ' is :N F Q 1 .- A '74 I I PP'P1 I TT..i,. P:'1 U 1 Ui! pai ' I ' ' , ' tw ' ,, 111' -f W -. .vj V - , 32511.31 f f, ' -, A 4 ' n,.Fa-V--'PAM-A-I Y A' AN-BLUAM Y ,, - , ,E A.A...., -N If Fil V . .ff ,Y 1- i YV' I - ,- ':5,f2i.,':1?3j-g 1 f Fayxg '- I I + - .. - ,,.. - ,,,, - .1!. - .,.N -. .,,. ,.., -n...n........- ,,,. - .,,, ,,,, ,... 4, BEST WISHES TO THE GHADUATING CLASS Cla s s of 1 9 4 5 Fair Price . ir Stahon 7 Harding Way East J' F Comphments of THE AMERICAN STEEL GRAVE VAULT C0 Best Wishes to the Class of '45 The North Electnc 1VIanufactur1ng Co + -V-I1.-.... .,,, 1 ,,., -.,..1................-..,-....1.,.-,.,,-M.-.-.1 ,.., 1,-1 vvvx --Mimi .,4. ....,i..-.,.-..--. 4. KELLEY,S J. C. Penny Model Bakery CO., Inc- if we 108 HARDING WAY EAST PHONE 2,2911 Ga11on, Oh1o F1rst Federal Savmgs and Loan Assoc1at1on GAL1oN oH1o THE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION THAT HAS EVERY BOY AND GIRL AT HEART We are Back of You Both In and Out ol School Through Our Complere FIHGHCIGI SGIVICE There Are Many Ways We Can Help You ALL SAVINGS ARE INSURED UP TO AND INCLUDING S5 O00 OUR HOME IS YOUR HOME COME IN PAUL NOLLEN Ex V1ce Pres1dent I I I I 5 4- - ..h,- ,..,,..,,-,..-,.,-.,- 4,.. .....,...,-..-..,...,,....-...-...-,.-. -.,-..-.,-,.-..-..-..-...-.......- 4. Congratulations to the Class of 1945 Galron lVletall1c Vault Co Hercules Steel Products Co Let Us Solve Your Gift Problem GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ot Casey Hardware and Gift Store 123 HARDING WAY EAST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Colonial Finance Company PHONE 2-1021 PUBLIC SQUARE E M Freese 8c Co Clay Working Machinery Galion Ohio I I l l I n n 1 KLOPP'S FOR Dry Goods and Accessories 116 HARDING WAY EAST PHONE 2-3221 Comphments of Majeshc Electnc Apphance Company Inc Ga11on Oh1o 1..-U.........1..1......1..-.-.......1..1..1..1...i...1........-..i..1...1..,1..1..-,h-,.1.,1..-.,... 1, .. ,1 Zoller's Sunoco Service 'K' Fred C. Zoller HARDING WAY EAST AT WASHINGTON FOR . . . Expert Repair Work AND AN ALL-OUT Friendly Service See I. H. Ulmer GALIONS OLDEST IEWELER Sci e by Dechng Here cx d Invest 1n Wo Bonds HARDWARE HARNESS PAINTS Fred Hocker Hardware PHONE 21151 201 South Mc: ket St eet Wishing All 1945 Graduates A Real Success 0 E N S Sandwich Shoppe v ' n . . ' 1' I I r r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 COMPLIIVIENTS The G1edh111 Road Machmery Company MANUFACTURERS OF ROAD MAK NG VIACHINERY G a 1 1 o n O 11 1 o OF I 1 s F vv Woolworth COMMENTS OF Company PUBLIC SQUARE Bruno Tuscan Comphments of FEDERATED STCRE Congratulations to the Class of 1945 PERFECTION STEEL BODY CO AND PERFECTION BURIAL VAULT CO 4. f,1..1..1.,,1.....,..,.1.,1..-.,.-.-,1.....v.1.-.-.N-.11 ...4 1 ., , - 1 ,,,,,.,,,,, ,P Willard Logan Furniture Store QUALITY FURNITURE CARPETS 526 Harding Way East Galion, Ohio Bob's Service Station 755 HARDING WAY WEST GALION, OHIO Stop and Try Our Friendly Service COMPLIMENTS OF Galion Bottling Works GUY W LOWE Farmer's Outlet Market HOME DRESSED MEATS GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES 240 Harding Way East D R REINHART AMANN S DRIVE IN MARKET 860 Harding Way West QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES FRESH FISH FRESH VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY Plenty of Parkmg Space BUY WAR BONDS Greetings to the Class of 1945 C L Morkel Hotel Talbott A Fnendly Place to Stop ENIOY DELICIOUS FOOD IN OUR PLEASANT DINING ROOM Q - . I I 4. -U----...-,-..-...... ....-. ,----,---..------- 4. STATIONERY PARTY GOODS DIARIES BOOKS SCRAP BOOKS GREETING CARDS GIFTS BILL FOLDS PHOTO ALBUMS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CALDVVELL'S PHONE 21141 133 Hcrdmg Way East BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 The Galion Inquirer Herman cmd Ben say HERES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 45 Plack s Auto Supply 120 22 SOUTH COLUMBUS ST PHONE 2 2771 The Gahon Equ1ty Exchange Co COAL AND FARM SUPPLIES PHONE 28611 GALION OHIO J 4. .... -, -1- ,.,. .. ,.,, -,,-.,....N..,,.-,......-..-..-...- ..,. -,,.-,,,-,,- ,,,. -,,,.- ,- -,.,-.,.., - .. -. 4. 4. -,....,-.,- ,-, - -. .... -,,-,,-. -, -,..-, -N + COMPLIMENTS OF .lohn M. Korn Galion Auto Supply I. P. GILLER 128 South Market Street Galion, Ohio BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK from Barr s Drugs COIVIPLIMENTS OF Homer Haydens The Watch Shop Keepsake Dlamonds Lunt Sterhng S11ver Elgm and Waltham Watches I C GILL 127 HARDING WAY EAST GALION OHIO CARMEL S COMPLIMENTS OF Volk s Funeral Home 208 S MARKET STREET Gal1on Ice 8: Fuel Company PURE ICE NEW MODERN REFRIGERAYOHS PHONE 28511 5 I , , 5 1 -1- ---- ------- -1---4 ------ ----- - ---- +