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Classes, Activities and Clubs . . . Our Illustrious Math Teacher This year we have dealt with our extra-cur- licular program in perhaps a different manner than is generally used. By doubling two clubs on one page, we feel we can cut down a bor- ing Writeup and give you the plain, simple and interesting facts as to what each club has and hasn't accomplished through the year. In these brief sketches also, we give particular attention to the officers of each organization who are so frequently overlooked. The section of the Annual into which you are about to plunge includes organizations and honors outside of regular club activities. We have given considerable space to these, for achievements outside of the scholastic realm are not to be overlooked. Our clubs and societies had a vigorous schedule this year and a few failed to accom- plish all that was expected of them. However, this is to be expected from a group of students who belong to almost every organization in Galion High School and cannot divide their attentions equally. For the most part, Galion High School has had a very successful year in regard to club assemblies, talent shows and various other extra-curricular feats of skill. Not to be forgotten are the splendid and many times thankless jobs of our sponsors who spent many hours of deliberation over the policy of a club or extra rehearsals for an assembly. If it hadn't been for certain faculty advisors, several organizations would have died at the very beginning. We hope you'll enjoy our presentation of the 1950-51 activities at Galion High and will have many hours of enjoyment and remem- brances after reading this account.
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Girls' Athletic Association This year the Girl's Athletic Association was composed of 62 junior and senior girls, under the able guidance of their sponsor, Miss Rose Seifert. In order to be a member of the Girl's Ath- letic Association, the girls have had to give much of their time and effort in earning the number of points required. These points are earned by participation in school sports, and by selling basketball and football schedule pencils and running check rooms at basketball games. Sophomores who wished to become members of the G. A. A. had to earn 100 points, juniors and seniors 125 points. By earning these points the girls were given awards at the pot luck dinner on May 8. The sophomore initiation was also held at this time. Sophomores received the numeral 53 , jun- iors the six-inch G , and the seniors the eight- inch KG . The girls varsity volleyball and basketball teams have had a very successful season. The volleyball team boasts a record of seven wins and one loss. The Social Highlight of the G. A. A. was the annual Christmas formal, which was held in the Senior High School Gymnasium on the evening of December 9. The theme of the dance was a winter wonderland with the atten- tion centered on a snow scene across the east end of the gymnasium. The girls and their escorts danced to the music of Ken Brague's orchestra amid sparkling stars and festive Christmas trees and lights. THE OFFICERS SHIRLEY IRELAND President JANE GALLENTINE Vice-President MARY ETHEL CASTO Secretary NELLIE WQLF Treasurer ALICE VOSS ANNETTE LA FORREST Reporters THE OFFICERS PAT ERTLEY President SHIRLEY IRELAND Vice-President J UNE NAUFZINGER Secretary VERA KELLOGG Treasurer MARILYN KING Corresponding Secretary Future Homemakers ofdmerica It takes a heap of a lot of living in a house to make it a home, is the motto of the Future Homemakers of America which meets every second and fourth Thursday of each month. Some of the projects the FHA have accom- plished this year are: A style show featuring the garments that were made by the home economics classes and also clothing from dif- ferent local storesg a party for the whole school which featured all kinds of dancingg they pro- vided a Nursery for the Gasco Cooking Schoolg contributed to the FHA scholarship and camp fund, attended the FHA rally in Mt. Zion and sent this year's officers to the Mt. Gilead Workshop last fall. The Galion Club acted as host for the spring Rally. Betty Brown was chosen as president for the county. The clubs present were Bucy- rus, Holmes Liberty, Mt. Zion, and Tito. The FHA held their annual Spring Dance on April 13. The theme was a Kids' dance. The club's social program was brought to a close by the annual farewell party held for the seniors early in May. As a means of raising money the girls sold plastic towels and other items.
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