Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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R IT D B f usran. orian, aer, Heskett. lVlcGuire, Seeds. Rogers R ---Rinehart. Shi-Har. lieldnur. Treisch, Smith, Stoner. Glaunur I hompson. 54553411 Galion High School baseball aspirants are preparing to play one of the most difficult schedules ever recorded in G. H. S. annuals. Opening in the minor leagues with Leesville, April 4, they soon will move into top competition with state tournaments, favorites like Toledo Waite and Toledo Macoinber, also including our Mansfield rivals. The Tiger nine is well fortified with material, having back practically the same infield as last year with I-Ieslcett at third, Tuscan at short, Rogers, a junior legion star, at second, and McGuire at first. Stoner and Seeds are expected to hold down the back- stopping job. On the mound youlll prola- alnly find either Dorian, Lefty,' Treisch or lVlcGuire. patrolling the orchards will he Baer in left, Price in center, Feidncr in right field. Other available utility players include Wiiiiiiiiger, Glauner and L. Smith. Tl llfY WP. April 4- Leesville - - I il5 April 9- Cardington - - 4 6 April 11- Toledo Macomber - 7 0 April 12- Shelby - - - - 2 3 April 16- Mansfield - - - - 0 l April 17- Toledo Macoinber - 14 3 April 18- Toledo Waite - - 11 8 April 23- Ashland - 2 1 April 26- Marion - - 8 5 lVlay 1- Mansfield - - 9 0 May 4- Toledo Waite - - Z 7 May 6- Bucyrus-forfeit Nlay 7- Cardington-postponed May 8- Willard - - - - 7 5 May 9- Ashland - - May 13- Shelby - May IS- lVlarion

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ZITTZE IS!! 5W000P5' INTO 5'ENl0R AFFAIRS' Publishing the Spy--enjoying remedial math?-presenting a novel play-plan- ning a colorful Dutch party-these were some of the activities which kept the Seniors busy this year. Art Thoman, president of the class, got us off to a good start and then deserted us for the Navy. Jim Bates stepped into the presidential shoes for the remaider of the year and did a splendid job with the aid of Max Craner and Farina. The class of 1946 has played an import- ant part in all Galion High School affairs, sports, organizations, dramatic and musi- cal activities, and has of course excelled in keeping the scholastic attainment of the school at an unprecedented level. It seem strange now that after twelve years our school days are over. The event we have eagerly anticipated for years--grad- uation-is at hand and oddly enough it gives us a queer feeling to think of leaving these rooms where so often we have chafed at the confinement. Soon the class of 1946 will be scattered far and wide and our life together as toilers in the pursuit of education will be but a memory. We leave behind a few initials carved on the desks against the rules of the Student Guidance Bulletin, a few trophies in the case in the main corridor, a few names scrawled on the scenery in the auditorium. We take with us a host of memories of cheers and laughter, brilliant classroom sallies, the solemnity of a com- mencement procession, and a Spy filled with pictures of friends to keep always as a link with these happy years now ended. Sx lfff f-- '-F