Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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Winter Rolls In In the Spring a livelier iris turns on the burnished dove: In the Spring cz young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. -Alfred Lord Tennyson. When wintry winds begin to roar and blow and then gradually become calmer, everyone knows spring is just around the corner. In the meantime, the season of joyous and festive parties has arrived and every student at G. H. S. is eagerly excited and waiting in expectation for their big night. Whether it is the Hi-Y Sweetheart Party or the Girl Reserve Sweetheart Party, romance is in the air, and Dan Cupid is one individual who doesn't take No for an answer. The first step in the procedure is for you, the starry-eyed, love struck lad of seventeen, to invite your heartbeat to go with you. It is here that Cupid uses arrows in very lavish quantities. The suspense is breath-taking while you wait hours, even days, for your hopeful reply. Finally, with temerity you again approach her and she surrenders with an appropriate Yes and you both are now caught in Young Daniel's crafty snare. As depicted by the pictures on the preceding page everyone enjoyed them- selves immensely. The moonlight drives and fond Good-Nights, will in future years strive to bring back the never forgotten memories of your teen-age dates. When Cosmo returns to his native planet he can interpret the established universal custom of love and affection. I 2 Z if fer? f 3 LTV- X Jw v f fs' 44' smwf, f' Cosmo falls for a beautiful female and braves 7, wintry winds to go courting. Y U. 1:::- M- -:ua -' 1 42351 ,iff 1:7 f cf 'cn J P 111. if-N I ,Zh Z , , tk ,fp ' ,hf'7,lv. ., I 1 fx f flglil 11 .' 1! i4rq ' 'I , ' '1 1 ' X , . f , ir' N 'gf -1

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OFFICERS THATCHER POVENMI RE LOGAN BERCAW luniors My, hut the juniors certainly have shown aggressiveness this past year with a lot of hard work as well as fun. In December they presented their class play which was a huge success. In Feb- ruary they had something new in the line of parties, a twin party. It was a lot of fun and it was surprising how they all looked when dressed as twins. Then, as a truly fitting farewell to the seniors, they gave them a stupendous reception. Dale Povenmire was their president, and helping him keep things in order was Beverly Logan as vice president. Writing the minutes every meeting was Gerald Thatcher, while Kate Bercaw was the one who saw to all the financing and kept them out of the recl.', Miss Spink ofliciated as their sponsor and Miss Siefert was the co-sponsor. When looking for good things to come, watch this class of nifty workers go to town.