Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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The Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y's first project of the year was its very effective Thanksgiving Day assembly in which Reverend Paul Walter delivered the major portion of the program and Mr. Fogt directed the group singing. The induction of the new members was in the capable hands of Harold Beach. The elec- tion of next year's officers was held during the sixth six weeks period, so that the last few weeks the new ofhcers could take over and have a taste of the responsibility that goes hand in hand with the glory of having their names linked with these titles. The Hi-Y organized a basketball team this year participating in several contests with the Galion Jay-Vees. A tournament for the Hi-Y teams of this district was held at Marion. On February 25, the members of the Hi-Y, G. R., and Blue Tri attended a District Tri- Hi-Y and Hi-Y conference at Marion. The final affair of the year 1951 for the I-Ii-Y was its annual Sweetheart Party held March 16 at the East School Gymnasium. The outstanding event of the evening was the pro- gram presented according to the maxim some- thing old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. The Tigerettes, Miss Sayre, Mr. Jackson and Mrs. Firestone, plus a grand finale kept the guests busy listening to and enjoying the entertainment. TI-IE OFFICERS DALE BONSTEEL President JIM BEECHER Vi cc-P resident NANCY TRACHT Secreta ry-Treasurer THE OFFICERS BILL SHINDLEDECKER President BILL STEWART Vice-President JIM BEECHER Secretary GEORGE ABRAHAIW Treasurer DALE BONSTEEL Chaplain The Math Club The Math Club this year was practically a thing in the abstract. The old members started the club in fine spirits and with ambitious pur- poses for the year including another assembly. Ofhcers were elected, programs planned, and new members inducted. Somehow these plans fell through. Meetings began to lag and about the middle of the year the club was dissolved. This, in brief, is the record of the 1951 Math Club of Galion I-ligh School. Although it d0esn't sound too im- pressive, they did sponsor a dance and con- tributed to various service funds. Better luck next year, folks!

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Girl Reserves To start things off right, the G. R. girls combined with the members of the Blue Tri- angle club in giving a tea for incoming Soph- omores early in the fall. Once again, the G. R. choir had a banner year, with Nancy Tracht performing in the role of director and doing a fine job of it at that. They participated in a Christmas program given with the Blue Tri for the Hi-Y members. Some of the school projects included a one act play presented before the student body in November. The play was directed by Gloria Grosh. Also, the girls, as is the custom, dec- orated the Christmas tree in che central hall. Many times the girls were asked to worlc in a bake sale and sell candy and popcorn at basketball games. The members of the Blue Tri and G. R. at- tended church once a month, each time visiting a different church. The Hi-Y also joined them in attending services at St. Joseph's church one Sunday morning. The highlight of the year came on February Znd. The G. R. and Blue Tri formal was a tre- mendous success and the girls and their escorts will never forget the fine time they had on this lovely evening. THE OFFICERS MARILYN KING President BETTY BROWN Vice-President JUNE NAUFTZINGER Secretary DOROTHY KOHLS Treasurer THE OFFICERS NADINE BOSLER President ESTHER DAWSON Vice-President DONNA THATCHER Secretary MARY CASTO Treasurer Blue Triangle Marilyn King, President of the Blue Tri club, led her members through a very success- ful year. Early in the fall, the Blue Tri mem- bers met with the G. R. Girls for a hobo party. The mixer proved a good idea and a hilarious time was had by all. The girls held a balce sale as one of their projects to raise money for war weapons. They combined forces with the G. R girls in going to church en masse once a month. These ventures were well rewarded with huge turn- outs. Blue Triangle members also had a hand in the assembly which the G. R. and they pre- sented for the Hi-Y. Several members took part in the program, reading selections or giv- ing a few choice remarks. Finally, the most outstanding of all events -to the members, anyway-came in February. The formal dance put on by the Blue Tri and G. R. members proved to be the finest ever and who will ever forget the heavenly music of Ken Brague's orchestra.