Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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W hen September Comes SEPTEMBER 4, 1946 Students are again crowding the ever-familiar corridors on the first day of school. At 8:40 A. M. everyone rushes to homeroom, mainly to see if the subjects signed for in the spring were actually secured. Cosmo arrives early, quiet and refined as usual. The time shifts a few days and Cosmo, like Vince DeCain and Joe McManes, arrives at any time after the tardy bell has rung. Qlncidentally, Joe has set a school record, a total tardiness of 113 times.j Following the Ashland football game, Phyllis Ehrhart was chosen Homecoming Queen. Congratulations, Phyllis! Her court consisted of Barbara Shaffer, Ruth Steffee, Nancy Ritzhaupt, Beverly Logan, Ann Faber and Irene Kottyan. The F. H. A. presented an outstanding assembly, using as a basis the styles grandma wore and the clothes her granddaughter wears today. The Misses Hawaii, Teresa Martin, Eva Althouse and Kate Bercaw did a superb job of the tropical dance. Ask the boys. Other events were several weddings and numerous events in the lives of these two people, including a trip to China. Joyce Durtschi wrote and directed this gay and stylish event. Beatrice Shockley was chosen by the student body to serve as queen during the Mardi Gras season. During the Christmas season the Girl Reserves did an admirable job of decorat- ing the tree in the main corridor. The young ladies and their chairman, Barbara Shaffer, worked long and tediously to keep alive the annual tradition. . Dr. Ronald Thompson, registrar of Ohio State University, spoke to the entire enrollment on World Peace Today and to the seniors on College Entrancef' Cosmo treads wearily along the route to school bravely dragging his unfinished assign- ments behind him. 7 Q? H 52 5 Q VM w- ix, .N by sc E

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OFFICERS Seated-BATES, KELLER Standing-MYERS, DYE Sophomores Where's room 306? The poor, bewildered sophomores entering Galion Senior High School had a time becoming adjusted, but they came through magnificently. It seemed to them they got the blame for all mishaps occurring around the school, but then we all had our turns at that. These future grads of 49 are a grand group of boys and girls. They have shown us that they are quite capable of doing big things, for on February 24th, they brought Professor Isely, a hilarious magician, to our school. In the Spring they put on the annual Hop which was an ambitious and satisfying undertaking. One reason for such a successful year was the fact that they had a reliable group of officers and a splendid sponsor. Richard Keller was class president and Ronald Myers was a capable vice president, Dick Bates was secretary, while Dick Dye served as treasurer. Miss Tracht was their efficient sponsor. Everyone wishes the class of 49,' a prosperous future in the years to come.