Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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Row I licksiein. Rulvinsuii. Clianer. Crissingcr. Benhow. Myers. Decker. Davis. Snyder. Tennant. Row 1 -Kihler. Gindcr. Vlillei Chapman. Harding. Taylor. Carmel. Heitzman. Sapcrstcin. Chinni. Phipps. l-li-rr, Dysingvi: Row 5 llarris. Garxvrirk, livnivs. Boyer, Andrews. Heck. lVlcVirlccr. Creel. Stinc-helfcr. Foust. Britt. l.aForc-sr. lfiniiieiwggvr Ron 4 Metzger. l,ohi, Smith lforrcsr. Nelson. Durtschi. Nichols. Spaid. DLiri1w'altl. Nlalnv. Altliousr biiclmnan. Adair Durimhi limi piciurvdl. GIRZ RESTRV 5' The Girl Reserves began rhe school year in Fine fashion. The cluhis high ideals and activities have made it one of the most outstanding clubs in the school. ln rhc parade of important events was the Nlother and Daughtei Banquet, the joint meeting with the Hi-Y, the as- sembly, and the selling of candy at bas- ketball games. The highly commviidahli- work extend- ed hy the G. R. is in lacing life squarely: linding and giving the best. Another social affair which added to the merriment of the school year was the annual Sweetheart Party held at the Jun- ior High School. This traditional party was held on Saturday, March 16. The highlights of the year came when the Juniors were initiated into the club. Attending church in a group each month and the selling of Christmas cards made up the remainder of the year's ac- tivitics. 6. R. 0fhters limi l filiapiniin. lrlarvdiiig. llv-itz inan. Carmel. l'.ivlor. lick- su'in.Cfl1inni. Ron I A n rl r i- w s. lion-r. Es ans. Sapcrsrein. Phipps. lfminen' vggvr. Alice Nliller 1 ii ot ivifriiiw-dl

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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.

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Blue frlhngle Cablhet Sn-ated Romine. Nlcflormick, Shal' lrr. Kuttyan. lmlart. Rick. lVlcCunc'. Stamllnnl Smith. llrffelhixger. Durt nhl, lJ0i1i,1lwi'ry, Miss l larl'1r,. B105 7RlflN6lE One of our new, up and coming clubs is the Blue-Tri. Because this branch was formed this year it has given many more girls a chance to belong to the G. R. Under the co-sponsorship of Miss Kath- ryn Harris and Miss Arvilla Emmenegger the two groups worked together making this year the success that it was. Both the G. R. and Blue Triangle worked together on the Sweetheart Party which everybody enjoyed. The Junior High Gym was decorated to perfection fthanks to some Hi-Y members, with blue, pink and white streamers, rose-buds and trellises. An orchestra from Ohio Wesleyan furnished some hot music for all the hep-cats. The club attended church in a body once each month and held monthly night meetings which were presided over by lrene Kottyan, their energetic presidentg Barbara Shaffer, dependable Vice-Presi- dent, and Betty Hart, always efficiently preparing notes for the minutesg with Nleroe Rick handling the money situation. They finished the year's activities with the initiation of sophomores into the or- ganization and the farewell to the Senior G. R. members. liirst Row lfmical. Crononwetr. Hhrharr. Davids. Watsivli. Second Row ljeaton. Smith, l leHfc'lHiii1ur. Romine. lDurtsi'hi. llari. Kottyan. Rack. lDougIu'l'lY. Nlvfiuiu' Mcffornxick. Cook, ilihlrd Rowf-Nlixs l'iiui1wnegger. Anker, Nlnnal, ljanivl. liogle. Poland. Sfhlnitlt. linuvvr. Hauer. CQu.ly, Ruby. Forrest. Goodman. Miss Harris. fourth Row- fliinney. Riryhanpt, Place. Pickering. Klmgle. Nlullu-rg. l.L-nhart. Ross. 'I'homan. Davis. Nl. Ross. Beryl Gow inot picturedj,