Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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Row l--f Carmel, Mrs. Roth, Crissingc-r. Row J- f Crancr. Chapman. 0011! 5- .STROZZ In the past, by bringing many well lcnown speakers here and by holding worth while evening meetings, the Quill and Scroll has been an active organiza- tion in Galion High School. This year, however, much to the distress of its mem- 1 bers, the club has not been able to fulfill their many clever ideas. Although the club and its sponsor, Mrs. Roth, have worked without ceasing, they were finally informed that because of the crowded schedule they could not become the active organization of their hopes. Row I AChapman. Carmel. Decker. Heitzman. Phipps. Row 2wCrissinger, Craner. Saper- srein. Miller. McVicker. Row 3-Ecksrein, Spaid. Davis, Gar- verick.

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Row l Althouse. flhlnnl. l.olir. Cfourt. Anker. Malay. Nlvrlger, Rtvw J Cook, Hoover. Gowl. Miller. Saperstein. Taylor. Snyder. Cirissinger. Shaffer. lfonst. lioiiglu-rw. Hrirt. l,al7nrt-st. Ciincler, Row 4 lfckslein. ldleirlman. 'lic-nnant. Dysingur. Phipps. Kottyau. Ross. Watstxlu. Klingel. l'lare. lleatoll. I L lbaniel. l'inifal. fiarvei' r '. Row 4 lVlfVicker. fyuay. Ruby. l,enllai't. lli'lln'l1ings-r. llait. lVlillr'r. lladsi-ll. l,ifkei'll1i1. Smith. lfrliart. llurwald. 6. A. 4. Waiina' buy a pencil? The G. A. A.'s supplied the school with pencils-blue football schedule pencils and yellow bas- ketball schedule pencils. At basketball games they watched the nickels roll into their check room. The profits go to buy those nifty numerals and letters which these athletic co-eds wear so proudly. Hockey, bowling, basketball, volley ball, softball. archery, tennis-these are the sports in which the G. A. A. excels under the capable direction of Miss Rose Seifert. To climax their season, the girls were hostesses at Sports Day with teams from llucyrus, Sandusky, Shelby, Nlansfield and Marion as guests. The Sandusky girls took home the trophy but the Galion gals were in second place, only two points behind the winners. ln its second year of activity the G. A. A. proved to be one of the most enthu- siastic grougs in the school. There's energy a plenty in these girls and their organization is constantly fulfilling a vital need in G. H. S. sk xxx 1 ff,X Wvvf ll ' ' -' Vg. - . ,r,bxm,,f. l I 1 i I M I - . I., '4 . 0 . . . X ,,. Little Ish is interested in girls' sports, too. He wants to inform the women ol SSSS'S tribe of the strange doings of squaws in shorts. When spectators mc ruled out, Ish investigates the Win- chcll way. 6. A. A. Cablhet Sllallvr. 'l'aylol'. Miss Srllevt. firmw- inger. Snyder lilrst Ron Ciinder. S .1 p r r st 1' 1 li. lDou51lwrty, Nlillvr. llcryl fiow Inn! picruredl Second Row Malay. Ifuusi. llrul.