Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

x. 'Q W QE I Q e E E 55 5 2 2 2 5 s E E a E S F E E Zi .a 1 P x 5 I x i L 5 IQ , 2 THEEPYBD1 .N.Q.4v.n.-2:.- l,-v.4.fv.....- h Class 54 back th1 w. have ve the . X. wr Q1 SX Cy 1 . I 1 iv I 5 X S ., U, rf ag fly' 22 k Q I .5 Y 5: +93 V ff: . K K Q .A V A N' 1 5551.5 if i 'M'aQM' t . 1 ,'i X wig.m ? Y 1 mes P Activity Scene s A J ' w A .iff-'ry -A i si: A M5-Q.-. 4 5 Q A .k S h . ' 1 t.,, 5 ' o c S 1 - 2. m P 5 uniorfs N , m t A K fsfxfvgla K , I T1101'X5Q kvx'. L- ' 1 i ga, Q 0 Q I ...L Organizations t - J X Inns i We, the 1954 graduating class, wish to dedicate this, our annual, to you our parents. Through your ever-present encouragement, kind understanding, and generous providing we, your children, are ready to face life. We hope that in some small way this will show our deep appreciation for your love. 4 5' X f 1 ,.-W A F355 . , ,w MR. M. E. SHANK Superintendent MISS SMITH MISS SAYRE MISS BERCAW MR. FRIER 'lar MR. KERIN MISS C AMPBELL '! X MISS DeWITT 34 1 'LJ-'Q Xsqym MR, E, R, PICKERING MR. WILLIAMS . . Prmc1paI 1' 2 ti- 1 MR. H1-LL MISS TRACHT MISS EM MENEGGER MR. SWICK MISS MURPHY 7 X MR. ROGERS i' ...1 MISS AILER MISS SEIFERT if MR. HIXSON MR. FOGT HF! MR. APLAS MR. GRAHAM 8 MRS . KOEHL oarcl of gclucation ' k rr West Howard Nussbaum' Robert e FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT ARE: ML ig? Board secretary Isabelle Monroe' SEATED k Robert cami' ' . M. E. Shan o Nic 0 v The 1953 School Board members were Grant West, Robert Rick- secker, and retiring members Dr. M. E. Switzer and Howard Nuss- baum, Dr. Switzer was not present when the pictures was taken. The new board, with newly elected members Russell Nichols and Charles Cunningham, will strive to maintain and even increase the present high educational standards of the city of Galion. At the first meeting of the year Grant West was elected president and Russell Nichols vice-president. the owe' R ug, A ve! . . fo an Be K1 watflhes O nfs Ofhce' I MC Pick gk takes c S Nice, Nero Periillende rm ' 0 S0 . me desk ln 8 In are Of ,gh the High Scliooince 0 9 V4 dzfogh C904 I My 26-W 73MMdfPQEffgi7'C?Nf-QL, W QKMMVUQWMGWL K MF Kim 55 a,Q,x4-0'2? -jjyjwiw j?pLhfQ5LRgA'05'Hf! S K' 5 s XS 05 u ,PAPX X X .xdcfiuifg .girenw A4 7 GIRIJS GYMN P. D. ST UDENTS AT WORK. 12. JR. HIGH GENERAL SCIENCE CLASS HAVIN1 TROUBLE' NNY ? HEY KE 13 'KiswM,,,,., . . if-y TY PIC ALT YPISTS 14 DS? EM AGAIN PHOTOSYNTHESJS STUMP5 TH ff ' I .4-Q LOOKS L IKE BOB IS GOING TO DO 15 7 SOME READING? iff' 1 l COME Now, 1 Xb T cAN'T BE THAT BAD' M ASTER MACHINIST AT WORK, 16 Q . yn m YA ?I1.g,...:.9 IN MY ME - RZJ 5 if sA- ,jf Gfmzow Moron Sf I , 2 x3 MOBILE O fm DUALCUNTRDL RRY OLDSMOBILE 7 E HEY JIM, WHATS TH USTRUM? VOLUME O 17 Q3 JR. HIGH ENGLISH CLASS Q JR HIGH SHOP 18 1? 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SIXTH ROW: Edwin Mclilhatten, Charles Messenger, James Moyer, Ted Neely, Esther Payne, Robert Bishop. 25 gl 06Alfl'lel'l . gn .' 4' KY . .,-, ,....,,' R - . .' :F ffl Wi 'JU . , . fl. b. ii A is , I F 1 f 1 ' f O 1 . E - -.V . n. . 1 X --'Q-. . ' of ' 1 ' . ' ,. - ,,kk I K I K 5 K ., .gv .A l .5 flfi f ' .Life , ' S' . X 1' S fi S - A . F . . Z., Q I, J . . 3 'QQ' l 3 t Q' X . 4 v ,. . . ., .e- y is -K Qs., . -v i' to g.i.g,.f , cs , . il: sr 5 - W aw X f is ' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Putnam, Sally Rausch, Kurtz Robinson, Sandra Rosen, Janet Sautter, Miriam Scribner. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Shifley, Ramona Sipe, Edna Smith, Carol Spears, Charles Switzer, Lulu May Van Buren. THIRD ROW: Joyce Vose, William West, Martha Wright, Ronald Ramsey, Daniel Tuttle, Geneva Cook. FOURTH ROW: Patrick Baker, Christina Bevan, Dennis Bittner, Beverly Ann Bosler, Jerry Carlin, William Crawford. FIFTH ROW: Daniel Derfler, Joan Else, Jill Ferguson, Michael Gledhill, Margaret I-laga, James Harsh. SIXTH RO - ' ' ' ' W. Robert Hmkle, Walter Huggins, Richard Jourdan, Mildred Keirns, Betty Knipp, Carol Kruger. 26 iff 'hz' L .141- F 4.?f4,Q:f:Fm , 141.113 In 'fu' 4' , , , 'I ' 1 .,g -R 5 in A S, gae or ,Nas 9.1. . gl Q5AI'l'leI'l . P- ,Q ' , I I R V'h '1,f,Xj, g iffy rn, Q r ff 5 ,f .. 4 -' if' Y .,'k I x. sr , w , 1 M I sb. R I ,,. ,M as . is , 1 41. L il R i R i S ' is R S' 55155:-1 livrry Vlktz f L! il ' V: a-'41 Qkv' 1 H A fl ,f A N ' dd L If 4 a t E rift Q, 'su . R I , A . . A . :V T I H . mx SWF? se? X' ' 5 X I W Hyip' k i FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Lauer, Robert Lutz, Nancy McElroy, Sue Ann Marks, Everett Messenger, Joan Myers. SECOND ROW: Jerome Neff, Fred Plummer, Walter Raypole, Ronald Reid, Marilyn Roop, Carl Ross. THIRD ROW: Thomas Sautter, Greg Shawber, Larry Sipes, Neil Snyder, ' Barbara Steffe, Thomas Stover. FOURTH ROW: Donald Thoman, Arlene Varnes, Barbara Wempler, Carole Wilcox, Yvonne Chesbro, Jennie Powlson. NOT PICTURED: Roberta Blackhall, William Martin, Frederick Meeker, Dorothy Tanner, Patricia Tucker, James Connelly, Mary Alice Davis. 27 unior ana! jredkmen R Kf'! ' 1 K X 1 E, . CHOW HOUND QUO VADIS? ? ? 28 .uh . 1 Q. .va n Wi fag: - qt .p. if-f in me X 1 Q4 5' . ff -ii 1 -S Q? n 5 rfzz gif iff: .-.fy 55? -24432 gay ,s re - g'fF' 5.5! 4553 5425 . :ggi ':,. 3 '- gfsagi 35.1. 5525 hugh 93.4 eff! aims Fig? 21. 'WP sf sea? We +132 ri ' 94 564 ew: 0 .eg , Or I0 Om J .gf .4-S-' 'f w'a'ri4-f'. ' fwwr-wvamrfxl , 1 al -wif - 'Q P f 6:',:v-NV. , if r1g.1Mc.,g1.,EnJ.Wm? 5 ur Y4-QM. '7'Z p 1 4-5,1 , . 'Vfvhtf I ,,,,f -Y, H 'f. If. 4 'TR Q 'A 1 Jxmf tg Qs: P X 'ci ' 'Q -rw-V - ,H i'+f-15 L , N ' b'h.QN , . -. - 5-i55f'A'5-'. f'f-'z ' iffgxgg- Lqur 'iz 7 -1 A. N .I fc.. I ygQ-feng-.,.f. ph .. .. N .g3,,'Fff' 3!f'f5L:f J 7iQ',ygg3ft14i 'Lx W' 1 H' ., fl . ' , wfsqgwiaggj f ' f.-vzvm pic-7 'f-If Q... .f.. . 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FOURTH ROW: Joseph Harmon, Rita Harsh, Eloise Haymond, Marilyn Heiby, Gary Hencye, Ann Herr. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Hoover, Ruth Ann Humphrey, Keith Hurd, Bruce Iles, Jean Jacobs, Joan Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Cecilia Kibler, Donald Kocher, Olive Krichbaum, Ansel Krum, Peggy Lamb, Patricia Lewis. 32 y. ,,,, 1' Q , .vig 37 ES! . ff, . Q 'Zi Sip Olfl 0l'e5 J '97 I ff f ' X 1 J x, 6 1 5 :VJ ,, R' gg tl? M 13 I 1 0+ ' wg 3 -3 J, . . imp W lx I J ' -Q 4 X 1 , if 1 - , ,. WN f if fl ' Y AA- P x - -ri: Ls- Q 99' J rf is , r r - of 'S' 5k Q' iv? Q w A AJ FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wesley MacAdam, Patricia Mackey, Keith Mandeville, John Marks, Larry Messe Charles Miller. SECOND ROW: Shelvia Miller, Joyce Mitchell, Erma Morris, Paula Moyer, Marjorie Mulberg Betty Mulvaney. THIRD ROW: Robert Neuman, Roderick Neumann, Mary Helen Ott, Donna Palmer, Judith Pensinger, Shirley Rapata. FOURTH ROW: Carole Rehler, Robert Ricker, Harold Ridenour, Leo Rogers, Frederick Ruth, Charles Ryan. FIFTH ROW: Clyde Schramek, Pete Schramek, Martha Sharp, Donald Sharrock, Sharon Sharrock, Eileen Sherer. SIXTH ROW: Janet Shetler, Arvin Shifley, Barbara Shifley, Patricia Shockley, Lawrence Siclair, Jacqueline Sipes. 33 0,9 0l'l'l0l Q5 ' R f I 4 digg ,rsacwrasr ' no :aus a,n'z-y3nfi af, R what J sr MJQVP . V, X W 'Q W 2 'W' Asfhifi sg' V . 5 1' is I 1 I lif e R 1 f . TX Q4 . i I4 T7 S . l . ,ff Fe . . will . .J N - , , . I if ,,,y,g r s - . avi A . ff' l,-a Us I-+ . .. my 4, Q K A J , M, K, we Ss. ... N R , , 11: ffl . x . ,. 1 .:,, .ish R, swwsrrfwwwfwwgfv slls H Q litt an g -. - hA 1 'I K 1 is - 5' will f ' 'F' -ilifr k 'WEVV 1 ,A A J x, I Lilly, B K E -- ' - 5 j 2 'Ui' ff ' .Ik' vary- , , rg ., A laik: lg KW K X y... ,P A ga ,.g+x,3,' S ' . ' ' X 'fr S S ' K X Aw-, ,Q Y Q, W z i , S ' fi Ziw J 'R ,. .:: 1 , fn N . . .. Y' Q J, - , . 1 'N FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Sipes, Richard Sloan, Charles Smith, Samuel Smith, Shirley Smith, Dorothy Snyder. SECOND ROW: Harold Sowers, Mary Spears, Patricia Spears, Beverly Stahl, James Stall, Richard Stowe. THIRD ROW: Jack Stuit, Sharon Sutter, Don Switzer, Edwin Switzer, Beverly Talbott, Frances Thoman, FOURTH ROW: Shirley Thoman, Sandra Tracht, Sue Tracht, Jacqueline Treisch, William Tuttle, Necia Vance. FIFTH ROW: Jo Ann Waldo, Constance Ward, Donald West, Mary Jane West, Patricia Wilcox, Carl Wildenthaler. SIXTH ROW: Paul Wildenthaler, Marilyn Wilkes, James Willhelm, Beth Ann Woolensnider, Zoe Anna Wright, Val Young. 34 Flowers, Calvm Jackson, Shirley Morrow, Bob Prnyerd Cynth1a Rrzor Georgia Shadley .5 - i' i NOT PICTURED: Raymond Barnett, Marcus Fisher, Gene J .. , ,5- .mg . . . - -11 iii ' ' -- , ., :iff Ili? Y Robert Yunker Shirley Yunker Bed time girls. Look both ways Fred Business before pleasure Dave. We' re looking too 35 girls. To work boys. v N Qx s IQCLIU5 -,, mf- 45 'Q 1,241 if f k V ' 3 ju ,591 - -,:, . ' . VK571' Q'5E8'i 71 ' '31 -' Au ' I ' .fwfr -'- ' ' - X ' -.. Y: - . . a ,' 7 - ' .J W few? 'fxfrfwfgf 'ff' A 'W' uniord . L : 1. f-g- '3Y ? ..cFR1..,.,5,...--.E - LZ- A gr iid:-0 3-1 1.1 an F: R 0-13?-'Q.L. T H SKY. .fw.hx.x. ..'1N.-le.-1 655: Mm -.z-'4' 71.544 :5 . v.-jg 1 1' '1- .RP ' JF, .' gk:-. ' L. 11 6- -' 3 FTW: ziggy 355 sh, unior Cfada OMCGPJ LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Drum, Carl Crase, Carol Hartwell, Shelia Korn. Leaping over the pages of history connected with the Junior Class of 1954, we see a progressive group of boys and girls one hundred and sixteen strong. The year for this group has been a constantly motivated one. Starting off the year, our group of. Juniors led their school to a S25 prize won in the Mardi Gras parade in competition with the rest of the high school. Undertaking the problem of class rings, the group chose a design suitable to the majority. Soon preparations for the annual Jr. Class Play began and by Dec. 8, a smash hit, had been given. The Lantern Staff represented their Jr. Class by turning out the school paper and selling Spys to help the Senior Class produce the School annual. By the help of our Juniors who have participated in sports they have gained the leadership to be carried on to their Senior Year. For the future, the Junior Class looks forward to the Jr. -Sr. Reception with the hope of making it the biggest and best one yet. 38 uniom - A t' '. R ks. L ,r W 3, K a-- .I : Z , ' y I - -f-f -sw f' A. W , .. -1 ff' Q, K , ,1 5 . , QQ? xx, u 1 XA- ,A I , ' A l,-.i K ' ' S I t X QQ , ,ff A A Q RN Hs . 'PTT fi' Q, R R 1' g , ' v 'r ' C - f .X , X K kb , . , . Qi -.A My xx? ,XXX K K 1 karl, , X rv ,XJ , I K .am Q .L nv W ' C ' a V K' , fx' T, 'za s S 3, I , 1 'lv , QA: A 1. I 'ff-W L'LL I 5 ' 2 V Q I4 'fi X ll 'I A. R 5 f XJ x ef 331 1 t. I KWK A 'Q 4 as tv B , , P 4 ' I . ' ' as 1: +1 C 3, x I z W gl fs f s at W f C , :fist D V V., . g . .J Kgamk W k ,.isl.y,l.,. if I M , t 3. , H, -55 .. fi g. ' f ,s w -5, in 'V 'YI H Qi M' I eil' 5 Q J, A , . B : 7' :H . it , ,fr R K- X in I KN. 5 is X . ls. J' X kr ii FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Akers. Nola Althouse, Carl Baer, Fred Barr, Ruth Ann Bersinger, Nanci h Gare ' Bianchi. SECOND ROW: Ruth Bond, Betty Bonen, Jacqueline Brown, Margaret Buchanan, Gretc en 5, Peggy Carter. THIRD ROW: Darlene Catello, Barbara Christman, Elizabeth Chrlstman, Nancy Clayton, C 1 Crase R d Cole, Jane Connolly. FOURTH ROW: William Crager, Betty Craner, Donald Craner, ar , aymon Roberta Dickerson, Mary Ann Dietz. FIFTH ROW: Judy Downing, Robert Drumn, Marcene Edwards, Francis Eidt, Richard Ekin, Daniel Erfurt. Frank, Harold Garverick, Dolores Gifford. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Estes, Marilyn Flannery, Durward Fortucy, Burdella 39 uniord fr AB Q AA' 7 I b y 'lil . l I P ' I 4 ,Ml I it X i , A . :LV . i i ,. l l f ,T f ' - - .- 4' I 7 . i s . - f C 7? S ,. l I 1' C KA A i It 1 f C iei ry ., Q .Q L-A. if ' , LL,L il l' XX t . ' s F 1 En w I , 3 Qs ti' x '01 .fi r rx I me , x .X R il . Q fi J X' , ,a I 1,Q sf- l . k .,g,...,.. t at , is ' ' 'gi ZVV W .,, . Q 1 J, N. f, ,im ik K ' I SQL an J C I W F lah i ta ft' Q 4 A N 5 we fe- 75 y if 2 35? I A . 6 ,, - 'fspgnwv K mv, eae, C FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Gottfried, John Grauer, George Grover, Darlene Hanlon, Marlene Hanlon, William Hansen. SECOND ROW: Dolores Hartman, Carol Hartwell, Richard Hartwell, Phyllis Helfrich, Ruth Ann Henry, Robert Hershner. THIRD ROW: Roberta I-lollowell, Carol Howman, Kenneth Hurd, Nadene Hurlow, Evelyn' Ireland, Robert Johnston. FOURTH ROW: William Johnston, Gene Keller, Madesta Keller, William Kim Louise Kohls, Sheila Korn. FIFTH ROW: Janice Koschnick, Connie Krauss, Donna Kurtzman, Patrick LaForest, Larry Leapley, Nancy Love. SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Malone, Tom Mansperger, Patricia Mayer, Herbert Miller, Annabelle Mills, Mary Ann Monnett. 40 uniord i' K ks. , ' 5 ferr ? .,-, , ' Q ' ' ff ,. t i f f i - ffl. if 15, F F H f E j S -A if - 2 5 T - F 1.., I F if .Q f g 'I f , - T T i1 Q' ff' l l 152 F ' . :sei Sf . r. , li big! H '- 1 ' I .pi i 9 fl 'S' Q. ' fe fq , xi In A m,-V ld . ,f 3 gif- 'Q C S 2 ii , ,JU X A - f fp A 'six kkxmjwh K fi , K 1 W ,Q 1: R1 I , , -If ,f K: ' I H I 1' ' -:T ! 'l, . T- 5 -2, 7 A wi! at A Q - I j Q , f,f .,,. V Vrybrk I . .4 V , km l H 4 K k 2 t v if 'if O 'tm 1 si' M' -ax , , Q 1' V H wx , , X W , 1 'A I h if f Y FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Morales, Robert Morgan, Patricia Murphy, John Myers, Joyce McDowell, Ray McGough. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Ness, Linda Nichols, Jerry Nicholls, Mabel Niedermier, Kay Palmer, Arthur Payne, THIRD ROW: Ralph Pennington, Sharon Pinyerd, Perry Quay, Thomas Quay, Fred Roelle, James Rose. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Roston, Mary Seitz, Miriam Seitz, Milo Shawber, Dean Sherman, Donald Sibert, FIFTH ROW: Herbert Smith, Carolyn Spraw, Betty Stoller, Robert Summer, Matthew Sutter, Sharleen Talbott, SDCTH ROW: Jean Tavens, Stanley Thorn, Carl Weirhman, Leo Wildenthaler, Carol Willacker, Esther Wright. - 41 U 1.b t ke Irma Wright ll NOT PICTURED: Robert Dickerson, Nancy Hortenroth, Shirley Hognson, Dima Snyder, Leroy Spoon, John Swain. The helping hand 42 Another day another c1ass Alma. Mater F' 'X 5'-L , -4 , -v -... ,,,,, f . .. T , lf' --- I x, x wa' u-A V 3 S Qi A.. 4 I ff. -v-11 -., X H. I A -. Anus-Y.. st-.3 A -- -4 X. M-Nh-49.,,X I 'Q- ,.. -fc R . fi, --,f frsffm if 'r'v fvl' ,B Q 6 , I 1 X 1 7 k I 1 1 X 1 x 1 jke .gzniorri . . is an Q t 5.1 'isis s 5 l We the class of 54, one of the largest in recent years, look back over 12 years of hard work and fun with a sigh of relief and regret. As we turn back the pages of time we see the Freshman Prom, May ll, 1951. Next in history comes our Sophomore Hop, March 28, 1952. Our Junior Year brings Glamour Boy, our class play, presented November 25, 1952 ..... Class Rings . . . . . and the highlight of the yearg the Junior-Senior Reception, May 22, 1953. Our final year of history shows the Senior Party, March 20, 1954 .... the play, Jane Eyre, May 21, 1954 . . . . . the Speech Class Play, State Fair, April 20, 1954 . . . . . and the Junior Senior Reception, May 28, 1954. CHARLES RAY ADAMS Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Ftbl. Mgr. 15Bskb. 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,25 Hmrm. Off. lg R.C. Rep. 3,45Boy'sSt. 35 StudentCouncil 2,35 Ir, Play 35 SpyStf.45 RingComm. 35 HiY45 Spn. Club, V. Pres.45 Assembly Comm. 3,45 Class Pres. 4. PHYLLIS MENGES Choir I,25 Class V. Pres.4,l-lmrm. Off. 35 Nat'1Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Student Council 25 Ir. Play 35 Booster Board I5 Spy Stf.45 Lantern Stf. Bus. Mgr. 35 Ring Comm. 35 Usher 35 Libr. I5Blue Tri 35 GR, Cab 45 GAA 3,4,cab. 3:Intmr1. 2,3,45 Ltn. Club 2, 3,45 Just Aints Club 85 Play 2. Sr. Play 4. DON HATHAWAY Choir, Pres. 35 Glee Club 3,45 Frbl. 1,2,3,45 Bskb. I,2,3,45 Capt.45 Baseball I,3,45 Track 25 Class Off. Pres. I,Sec 45 Hmrm. Off. 1,25 Boy's St. Alt. 35111 Play Crew 35 Spy Stf. 45 Prom Comm.35 Sr. Play 45 l-IiY 35 Cab 45 G Club 35 Spn. Club Pres. 45 Just Aints 2. DON TUCKER Class Off. 45 Voc. Shop 3,4. THE OFFICERS: President Charles Adams, Treasurer Don Tucker, Vice -President Phyllis Menges, Secretary Don Hathaway. Weary, but happy we marched downlthe aisle at Baccalaureate and Commencement, June 3, 1954. Our happy days at Galion High School have come to an end. We close the pages of our history here and now prepare for the future. Choir r Blue Trr Cab 3 GR 4 GAA 3 45 Prom Comm. 3. Idaho I 2 Kentucky 3 Choir 4 GAA 4. BARBARA BAER Virginia I, 25 Choir 45 Prom Comm 35 GR 45 GAA 4. eniorfs JANET BESSINGER Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3.4. LOIS BRITTON Choir I5 R, C. Rep5 Jr. Play5 Prom Comm. 35 IV Chrldr 25 Usher 25 GAA 35 Libr. lg Blue Tri Sec'y 35 GR Cab 45 FHA 2,3,4. SHEILA BROOKE Band r,2,35Orch. 15 Nat'll-Ion. Soc. 3.4: Girl's St. 35 Jr. Play5 Lant. Srf. 35 Spy Stf.Bus.Mgr. 45 Prom Comm. 35Usher 35 Libr. 15 Blue Tri 35 GR Cab 45 GAA 3,45 Lrn. Club 25 Iustaint's 25 Sr. Play. ROBERT BUSKIRK Choir I,25 Band 3,45 Glee Clubz, 3,45 Pep Band45Baseb. 32SPySIf. 4 Lam. Stf.35 Prom Comm. 35 Libr. I5 HiY 3,45 Treas. 45Speech Play4 DONALD BUTTERFIELD Choir I5 Voc. Shop 3,45 HiY 3,4, MARIE BYERS Choir l,2,3,45 Hmrm.Ofc. 45 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Latin Club I BEVERLY CHAPMAN Tl1'O Ig Blue Trl 35 GR 45 LU1. Club 3,45 FHA ANDY CHINNI Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Ftbl. I5 Baseball 35 SpyStf. 45 Lan tern Stf. 35Pl'OmC0l'1'llT1. 35 Hi-Y 45 Just Aint's 2. BETTY CLARK Choir 15 Jr. Play Crew 35 Chrldr. I,3,45 Spy Stf. 45 Lantern Stf. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Varsity 2,3,45JL1SI Aint's 2. en iord ELIZABETH COLUMBUS l-lmrm. Ofc. 1,45 Ir. Play 35 Ftbl. Court 2,45 Sesqui Queen 45 PromCornm. 35 Usher2,35GAA 45 FHA 2,35 Ofc. 45 Senior Play 4. SUZANNE COOK Choir I,2, 3,0fC, 45 Orch. 3.45 Ir. Play 35 SpyStf. 45 LanternStf. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Blue Tti35 GR Cabg GAA2,3,45Cab45 Ltn. Club 2,35 Spn. Club 45 Just Aint's 25 Spy Variety 35 College Club 35 Bskb. Court 45 Speech P1ay4. A MALCOLM COOPER 5 Choir 15 Ftbl. lg Intmrl. 15 Hmrm. Ofc. 45 Voc. Shop 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 lust Aint's 2. JOEL COTTON Band I5FIb1. 25 Voc. Shop 3,45 Hi-Y 3.4. PATRICIA COUGHLIN Choir 1,2,3,45Il'. Play Crew 35 Lantern Stf. 3: GAA 3,45 FHA 45 College Club 35 Just Aint's 2. BARBARA CRAWFORD Choir I5 Jr. Play Crew 35 Prom Comm. 35 Usher 35 Libr. I5 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 FHA 3:IuStAi11t's 2. Q. Y NANCY DEBOLT Choir 1,2, 35 Ofc. 4: Jr. Play Crew 35 Spy srf. 45 Lantern Stf. 35 Prom Comm 35 Libr 15 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Ltn. Club 2, 35 Just Aint's 25 Girls Ensemble I. ELEANOR DENTON Choir 15 Ir. Play Crew 35 Spy Stf. 45 Prom Comm. 35 Usher 35 Libr. Ig Blue Tri Cab 35 GR Cab 45 GAA 3,45 Ltn. Club2 Just Aint's 25 Ir. Play 3, CAROL ANN DERFLER Iberia lg Choir 2,3, Ofc. 45 Ir. Play Crew 35 Sesqui Court45 Spy Stf. 45 Prom Comm. 35 GAA 35 Varsiry2,3,45Spn. Club 45 Senior Play. en iam . .,5,.,.,,,. I Q X k HOROLD De WOLF Band 2, 3,45 Orch. 25 Baseball 25 lntmrl. I5 Voc. Shop 2,4. PHYLLIS DYE Choir I,2,3,45 Spy Srf. 45 Lantern Stf. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 nm. Club 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,4. MARILYNN EISE Choir I5 Band 1,25 Prom Comm. 35 Hmrm. Ofc. 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Just Ail'lt'S 2. SHIRLEY EUSEY Hmrm. Ofc. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 GR 45 GAA 3,4. JEAN EVANS Choir I,2,35 Orch. 2,3,45 Hmrm. Ofc. 2.35 Jr. Play Comm. 35 Blue Tri Ofc. 35 GR Cab 45 GAA 4. Spn. Club Ofc. 45 Just Aint's 2. IOHN FISHER 25H1'I1l'r1'1. Ofc. I,2,35 Nar'l Honor Soc. 3,45 Boy's State 35 Jr. Play 35 Spy Stf. 45 Prom Comm. Chmn. 35 Hi-Y 35 Pres. 45 Varsity G 35 Lrn. Club 2, Pres 3. Choir 1,25 Glee Club 25 Ftbl. Mgr. I5 Bskb. 25 Golf 1,25 3,45 Class Ofc. ub- 2' MARTHA MAE FLANNERY Choir I5 Class Ofc. 25 Hrm. Ofc. i,35 Jr. Play5 Ftb. Court 35 Bskb. Court 45 Spy Stf. 45 Lant. Stf. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Usher 35 Blue Tri Pres. 35 GR 45 GAA 3, Cab 45 Vrsty 3,45 Assembly Comm 35 Just Aint's 25 Speech Play 4. EVELYN FLOWERS Choir l,2,3, Treas. 45 Girl's St. 35112 Play 35 Prom Comm. 35 Blue Tri Cab. 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Ltn. Club 2,Just Aint's 25 Speech p Play 4, RICHARD FOOS Intramurals 35 Hmrm. Ofc. 35 l-li-Y 3.4. eniorzi CHESTER FORAKER Ftb. I,2,3, Capt. 45 Bskb. l,2,35 Baseb. 2,3,45 Class Pres. 35 Student Council 3, Pres 45 Play Crew 35 Prom Comm. 35 G Club 3,45 Speech Play 4. ELEANOR GLAZE Choir I,2, 3.4: N. Play Crew5 Prom Comm. 35 Blue Tri Cab 35 GR 45 GAA 3,4. ' SANDRA GLEDHILL Choir lg Band l,2,35 Orch. 25 Play Crew 35 Ftb. Court 35 Spy Stf. 45 Prom Comm. Chm. 35 Cadet 35 Blue Tri Cab 35 GR 45 GAA 3. Cab 45 Ltn. Club 35 Spn. Club 45 Just Aint's 525 College Club 2, 35 Senior Play. CHARLOTTE HAAS Choir I,2, 3,45 Hmrm. Ofc. 15 Prom Comm. 35 Libr. 45 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Vrsty 2.3.45 FHA 2.3.4. PHYLLIS HALL Band l,2,35 Orch. 1,25 Pep Band 25 Play Crew 35 Spy Stf. 45 Lant. Stf. 35 Prom Comm. Chm. 35 Blue Tri35 GR 45 GAA 35 Ltn. Club 25 Just Aint's 2. EDITH HALSEY Choir 15 Hmrm. Ofc l,3,45 Jr. Play5 Spy Stf. 45 Lant. Stf. 35 Prom Comm Chm 35 Usher 2, 35 Libr. 2,3,45 Blue Tri Cab. 35 GR 45 FHA 2,35 GAACab 35 Pres 25 Vrsty 45 Just Aint's 25 Libr 2, 3,45 Speech Play 4. PATSY HARRIS Middleton, Indiana I,2,3: Libr 4: Sr. Play 4. JOHN HARSH Ftb13,4: Track 3,45II'lIml'1 I: Voc Shop I,2,3,4. ALICE HENKEL Choir I: Prom Comm 3: Usher 3: Blue Tri 3: GAA 3,4: Intmrl 2, 3,4: FHA 2. en iam ED HERR Choir I,2,3,4:G1ee Club 2,3,4: Ftbl l,2,3,4: Bsktb 2: Track l,2,3,4: Intmrl I,3,4: Jr Play 3: Hi-Y 3,4: G Club 3.4. FRANKLIN HOOVER Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Bsktb 2: Baseb Scorekeeper 2: Intmrl 1,3,4. RICHARD HOTTENROTH Choir 1, 3,4: Choir Ofc 3: Glee Club 3,4: Ftbl 1,2,3: Bsktb 1: Bskrb Mgr 1,3: Baseb 1,2,3,4:Baseb Cap't 4: Intmr12,3,4: Class Ofc. 3: Boys' St 3: Stdnt Cncl 4: Stdnt Cncl Ofc 4: Jr Play 3: Jr Play Crew 3: BoosterBoard Ofc I: Prom Comm 3: Ring Comm 3: Hi-Y Cab 4: Hi-Y Ofc 4: G Club 3, 4: Just Aint's Club 2. ROYCE HUTCHINSON Choir 4: Band l,2,3,4: Band Ofc 3,4: Orch 1,2,3: Glee Club 3,4: Pep Band 2, 3,4: Dance Band 3,4: Intmrl 1,3: Hmrm Ofc 1.3: Alt 3: Srdnt Cncl 3: Ir Play 3: Spy Stf 4: Lantern Stf. 3: Ed 3: Prom Comm 3: Hi-Y 3,4: Ltn Club 2, 3. JUNE IAMS Choir 1, 2. 3.4: Jr Play Crew 3: Spy Srf 4: Prom Comm 3: Blue Tri 3: GR 4: GR Ofc 4: Just Aint's Club 2: Just Aint's Crew 2. DAVID KARLE Band l,2,3,4: Glee Club 3,4: Track 3: Golf 2,4: Prom Comm 3: Hi-Y 3,4: Pep Band 4. , 'SW- ' ? if A 1 Qi 5, CHRISTINE KELLY 3 DELORIS KIBLER Ofc 45 FHA 3,4, cab 4 l l f ROBERT KO!-ILS lntmrl I5 Voc Shop 2, 3. eniom PHIL LONGSTRETH Choir 45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Orch 35 Glee Club 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Dance Band 35 Bsktb Mgr I5 Immrl Ig Ir. Play 35 Prom Comm 35 Hi-Y 3.4: Just-ain'ts 25 Speech Class Play 4. JAMES LOOKER Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Ftbl 1,25 Track I, Mgr 25 Intmrl I5 Jr. Play 35 Hi-Y 3-4: STANLEY LORENS, IR. Ftbl I5 Bsktb l,2,3,45 Golf I,2,3,45 R C Rep 3: Nat'1 Hon Soc 3,45 Boys' St 35113 Play 35 Spy Srf 45 Prom Comm 35 Hi-Y 3,45 G Club 35 Lrn Club 2, 35 Justain'ts Club 25 Sr. Play 4. MARLENE MCCOY Choir lg Band 2,3,45 Ofc 45 Drum Maj 2,3,45 Orch 1,23 Dance Band 35 Nat'l Hon Soc 3,45 Queen Basktb Court 45 Prom Comm 35 GR Cab 45 GAA 3,45 Varsity 3,45 Lrn Club 25 Jusrainr's Club 2, Play 25 College Club 3. MARY LOU MORRISON Choir I. HERBERT MOUNTZ Band l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. 50 Choir 2, 3,45 Hmrm Ofc I Jr Play 3 Prom Comm Chmn 3 GAA 3,45 FHA 2,3,4, Ofc 4 Hmrm Ofc 45 Ir. Play 3 Prom Comm 3 Blue Trl Cab 3 GR JERRY MOWRY Bucyrus l,2,35 Voc Shop 4. GENE MUTH 8 Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Ftbl I5 Intrnrls I,3,45 Hmrm Ofc 45 Prom Comm 35 Hi-Y 35 Cab 45 Sec 45 Speech Play 4. LEONARD Ness spn Club 4. eniord NORWOOD NEUMAN Band I,2,3,43 Orch 2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Pep Band 3.4: Dance Band 35 Bskb JV l,2,3g Baseball 2,3,45 Hmrm Ofc 35 Alt 35 Jr. Play 35111 Play Crew 35 Spy Stf 45 Lantern Stf 35 Prom Comm 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Ltn Club 3,45 Speech Play 4. IANICE POTTER Choir 1,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Prom Comm 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 Cab 45 GAA 3, 45 FHA 2,3,45 Chmn 3. KENNY PRY Choir I5 Voc Shop l,2,3,4. WILLIAM RAUSCH Choir 1,25 Glee Club 25 Voc Shop I,3,4. HELEN RAYPOLE Ir. Play Crew 35 Usher 35 GAA 35 FHA 2, 3,45 Chmn 4. SANDRA REED Choir I,2,3,45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Lanrernlsrf 35 Prom Comm 35 Libr 15 GAA 2, 3,45 FHA 3,45 Just Aint's 25 College Club 2,3. lu.. FAYE REHLER Choir 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 GR Cab. 45 GAA 3,45 LatinClub 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Trio 314: Olean, N. Y. 1, 2. ROBERT RITZHAUPT Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Golf 35 Ftbl. 1,2,35'Bsktb. 1,25 R. C. Rep. 35 Boys' St. Alt. 35 Jr. P1ay5 Booster Board Ofc. 15 Prom Comm. Chmn. 35 Hi-Y 3,45 G Club 3,45 Latin Club A 25 Assembly Comm. 45 Just Ain'ts Club 4. CONNIE ROBINSON Choir 15 l-lmrm. Ofc. I,2,3g Play Crew 35 Spy Stf. 45Prom Comm. 35 Usher 2,35 Libr. 2,35 GAA 3,45 FHA 2,35 Chmn. 25 College Club 2,35 Just Ain'ts Club 2. eniom SANDRA ROBINSON Choir 1,35 Band 2,3,45 Ofc. 45 Maj. 3,45 Orch. I,2,35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 35 Hmrm. Ofc. 45 Stdnt. Cncl. 35 Play Crew 35 Ftbl. Court 45 Sesqui, Court 45 Prom Comm. 35 Libr. I5 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3.4: Ofc. 45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Spn. Club 45 College Club 35 Ensemble I5Iust Ain'ts Club 25 Senior Play. WILBUR ROSE Prom Committee 3. RICHARD RUNGE Band l,2,3,45 Ofc. 3,45 Glee Club 3,451,813 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 35 Track 35 Intmrl. I5 Prom Comm. 35 l-li-Y 3.4. FRED SARGEL Band I,2,3,45 Orch. lg Pep Band I,2,3,45Intml'1. 15 Prom Comm. 35 l-li-Y 3.4. JOHN SAUTTER Vocational Shop 1.2, 3, 4. IUANITA SAUTTER Choir 15 l-lmrm. Ofc. l,2,3g Spy Stf. 45 Prom Comm. 35 Usher 35 Libr. 15 Blue Tri Ofc. 35 GR Cab. 45 GAA 3,45 Ofc. 35 Cab. 45 Latin Club 2,3,4g Ofc. 35 Just Ain'ts Club 2. GLENN SCHERER choir l5G1ee Club 3,45 Ftbl I,2,3,45 Bsktb r,2,3,45 Base- ball I,2,45 Track 35 Class Ofc 15 Hmrm Ofc 45 Prom Comm 35 Libr I5 Hi-Y 3,45 G Club 35 Speech Play 4. 14 GRETCHEN SCHMITT Choir I5 GAA 35 FHA 3,4. IAYNE SCHRECK Choir 1.3: Class Ofc 35 Hmrm Ofc 35 Ftbl Court 25 Bsktb Court 35 Chrldr I,2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Iustair1'ts 25 GAA Vrsty 3,4. eniord ALICE SEBRING Choir 3,45 Band l,2,35 Jr. Play5 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 FHA 2,3,4. NANCY SECKEL Choir l,3,45Bal'1d I,2,35 Pep Band 35 RC Rep 25 Prom Comm 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45IUSI2.il'1'IS 2. JOANNE SHADLEY f Choir l,2,3,45 Stdnt Conc'l 25 Prom Comm 35 Usher 25 GAA 3,45 FHA 2, 3, Ofc 45 Speech Play 4. 4 SANDRA SHARROCK Choir 1.2, 35 Hmrm Ofc 35 Ir Play5 Prom Comm 35 Libr 15 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,45 Spn. Club Ofc 4: Justain'ts 25 Sr. Play. JEAN SICKMILLER Choir I5 Hmrm Ofc 15 Prom Comm 35 Usher 35 Libr 1,2,35 GAA 3,45 FHA Chm 2' 3-4: Justain'ts 25 College Club 2. FREDERICK SMITH Choir 15 Band 2, 3,45 Orch 35 Glce Club 35 Voc Shop 4. S IANET SMITH - Choir 15 Hmrm. Ofc 35 Prom Comm 35 GAA 35 Spn Club 45 ' FHA 2, 3.4. ' KENNETH SPARKS ' Intmr145 l-lmrm Ofc 35 PromComm 35 Asst Dir Ir. Play'45 Sen ior Play. SANDRA STOVER Choir I,2,45 Hmrm Ofc I, 35 Booster Board I5 Prom Comm 35 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 3,4, 'Ofc 35 Justain'ts 25 Welcoming Comm 35 Ensemble 1. . eniord ETHEL THATCHER Choir 1,z,35Prom Comm 35 Blue Tri 35 GAA 3.4, Cab 35 FHA 3,45 Col- lege Club 3. JAMES TILLER Hmrm Ofc 45 Boys' Sr 35 Spy Stf Adv Mgr 45 Prom Comm 35 Hi-Y 4. RICHARD TRACHT Choir I5 lnrmrl 1,35 l-lmrm Ofc I5 Jr. Play Crew 35 Prom Comm 35 l-li-Y 3,4, Ofc 4. YOLANDA TUTTLE Hmrm Ofc 45 RC Rep 4: Student Council 45 Lantern Srf 35 Prom Comm 35 A 5 Blue Tri Cab 35 GR Ofc 45 Ltn Club 3,45 Spn Club 45 College Club 2, 35 Asst Dir Jr. Play 4. BETTY TWIGG Choir I5 Jr. Play Crew 35 Prom Comm 35 Libr 15 Blue Tri 35 GR 45 GAA 2 ARLENE URBAN Choir l,2,3,4, Ofc 45 Jr. Play 35 Prom Comm 35 Libr 45 Blue Tri 35 GR Ofc 45 FHA 2,3,45 College Club 2,35 Justain'ts 25 Sr. Play. JOYCE WEBER Choir 1.35 Band 1,25 Orch lg Class Ofc lg l-Imrm Ofc l,2g Student Council 35 Jr. Play Crew 3gChrldr2,3,4gBSkbCOu1't 2, 3, Ftbl Queen 4g Spy Staff 4g Lantern Staff 33 PromComm Chmn 3g Blue Tri Cabinet 33 G R 4g GAA 2, 3,4g Cabinet 4g GAA Varsity 2,3,4g Spn Club 4g Just Aln'ts 23 Senior Play. HARRY WEIR Choir lg Prom Comm 3g Hi-Y 3,4g Intmrl 3. EDNA MAE WOLF Choir 4g Prom Comm 3g Blue Tr1 3 G R 4 GAA 3 4 FHA 2 3'4- eniord IANICE WOLF MONYA ZEIG Choir 2,3,4g Blue Tri 2 3 G R4 GAA 2 3 FHA 2 3 4 Usher for Ir Play MARGARET WRIGHT Choir I,2,3,4g Hmrm Ofc 2 Jr Play Crew 3 Prom Comm 3 Lrbr 2 3 Blue Tri 3g G R45 GAA 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Chmn 3 Just Arn ts DON YOUNGBLOOD Choir Ig Hmrm Ofc 2g Prom Comm 3 H1 Y 3 4 Choir I.2,3.4p Ir. Play Crew 3 Prom Comm 3 Lrbr 1 Blue Tr1 3 G R 4: GAA 2.3.4: Spn Club 4 Just Am ts 2 enior gag? lqcfurezi Jeans Evans i,,,,, r 1 John Fisher 8: Sandra Stover b r' K L Stan Lorens Malcolm Cooper Norwood Neumann Andy Chinni M a 3 .fgiy y 5, A :LQ 1 L 27 5 y , . iw I J'-.J ' if I 'Q A Martha Mae Flannery X Royce Hutchinson ti. M. ,.- Joyce Weber Don Hathaway Dave Karle Marlene McCoy Lorraine Ault Pat Coughlin ff .X X X rganizafiond joofgaf ,Homecoming ueen ana! Courf On Nov'ember 6, the 1953 Football Queen and her court were crowned at the annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Lantern Staff and held in the Senior High gymnasium. Queen Joyce Weber, escorted by Captain Chet Foraker, reigned over the festivities, and the members of her court were Seniors, Sandra Robinson and Betty Columbusg Juniors, Nola Belle Althouse and Linda Nicholsg Sophomores, Beverly Talbott and Le Ann Flannery. These girls were presented at the Football game previous to the dance, when the Band formed a heart and played Sweetheart of Sigma Chi in their honor. STANDING: Beverly Talbott, Linda Nichols, Sandra Robinson. SEATED: Nola Althouse, Le Ann Flannery, Queen Joyce Weber, Betty Columbus. Z?aALefAaf! ,N ' ueen ana! Courf 5 gf f f it SEATED: Mary Ann Deitz, Marcia Fisher, Queen Marlene McCoy, Mary Ann Monnett. STANDING: Marilyn Heiby, Suz- anne Cook, Martha Mae Flannery. Marlene McCoy reigned as basketball homecoming queen after the Galion- Crestline game on February 26. The captain of the basketball team escorted the queen with the other senior and junior members of the team escorting the members of her court. Her attendants were Suzanne Cook and Martha Mae Flannery, Seniorsg Mary Ann Deitz and Mary Ann Monnett, Juniorsg Marcia Fisher and Marilyn Heiby, Sophomores. The crown bearer was Barbara Flannery. 59 Qlfqui' Kenfennia Courf Galion's celebration of the Ohio Sesqui-Centennial was held on October 29, and was marked by the appearance of many beautiful floats. Among these was the beautiful Ohio State float, which transported Galion's queen and her court in the parade. The nominations of candidates were made by each home room, and the final votes were cast on September 28. Those elected Were: Queen, Betty Columbusg Senior attendants, Carole Derfler and Sandra Robinsong Junior attendants, Linda Nichols and Nola Belle Althouseg and Sophomore attendants Paula Moyer and Beverly Boutwell. The court Wore formals and fur capes, and carried bouquets of chrysanthemums. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robinson, Althouse, Nichols. Moyer, Boutwell. SEATED: Columbus, Derfler. I r-X W I I a 2 2 55 . e ci- T Mr V in--w gfue Pl FIRST ROW: Althouse, Carter, Howman. SECOND ROW: Mayer, Hartwell, Hurlow, Helfrich. THIRD ROW: Sprow I FOURTH ROW Craner Kohls Henry Bersinger Flannery Ireland, Love, Hartman, Monnett, Talbott, Nicho s. : , , , , , Clayton, FIFTH ROW: M. Seitz, Carey, M. Hanlon, D. Hanlon, Hollowell, Dietz, Korn. SIXTH ROW:J. Seitz, Mills, B, Christman, McDowell, Downing, Dickerson, N. Hottenroth, Bianchi. SEVENTH ROW: Tavens, Keller, Catello, Connolly. The Blue Tri opened the year by giving a tea for the Sophomore girls. At the football games they sold programsg the proceeds of which went to the Athletic Injury Fund. They also sold concessions at the basketball games. Combined with the Girl Reserves they put on the Christmas program, decorated the Christmas tree that was placed in the main corridor, and held their annual party on February 6 in the form of a sock hop at which the girls and their escorts enjoyed a very informal evening of fun and dancin The Blue Tri, which is a re igiou veral other worthwhile projects this year under the guidance of Miss g. l' ' s and service club, has carried out se Murphy and Miss Emmenegger. The officers for this year were: President, Peggy Carterg Vice- President, Kay Palmerg Treasurer, Nola Belle Althouseg Secretary, Pat Ma.y'er . 61 1stROW: Dickerson, Muth, Monzt, Sherer, Chinni, Cotton, Craner, lvlcGow, Eidt. 2nd ROW: Wier,'Foos, Adams. Ekin, Miller, llcrshner, Hartwell, Wiethman, Crase, Kime, Johnson, Payne, Tiller, Garverick. 3rd ROW: Mans- burger, llottenroth, Tracht, Leaply, Neumann, Rose, Shawber, Herr, Looker, T. Quay, Morgan, Gottfried, Smith Karle, Erfurd, Butterfield. 4th ROW: Yongblood, Sargel, Runge, P. Quay, Fisher, Lorens, l-luchinson, Longstreth, Hathaway, Nicholls, Barr. The Hy-Y is primarily a service club and has aided physically as well as financially to various welfare organizations. Mr. Vernon Grahm is the club sponsor and has done a very commendable job with this exceptionally large group of young men. The club officers this year are: John Fisher, Presidentg Richard Hotten- roth, V. President, Gene Muth, Secretaryg Robert Buskirk, Treasurer, Don Hathaway, Chaplain, Richard Tracht, Sergeant-at-Arms. Don Hathaway was elected by the club members as District Vice President The district meeting was held at Marion, O. in March of this year. 62 ofafin CJ ug FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robinson, Sautter, Menges, Monnett, Mayer, Hartwell, Bianchi, Tavens, SECOND ROW: Treisch, West, Tracht, Rehler, Althouse, Bersinger, Korn,AEdwards, Dukeman. THIRD ROW: Mulberg, Fisher Gates, Carter, Talbott, Heiby, Flannery, Tracht, Nichols, Waldo, Anderson, Booth, Ott. FOURTH ROW: Hart- man, Gottfried, Jacobs, A. Christman, Moyer, Sipes, Spears, Lewis, Mulvany, Yunker. FIFTH ROW: Keller, Connolly, Catello, Dietz, B. Christman, Palmer, Woolensnider, Dye, Chapman. STANDING: Quay, Neumann Akers, Cunningham, Everly, Deibig, Siclair, McAdams, Young, Ryan. The Latin Club endeavors to follow the purpose of the Junior Classical League-gain a better acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome to which the world of today is indebted. It is open to students who have sat- isfactorily completed one year of Latin. The club, which held meetings every other Wednesday this year, had very successful informal and formal initiations, an assembly presented to the student body, and several programs during the meetings throughout the year. A number of members attended the National Convention of the Junior Classical League at the Student Union Building at Columbus in April. The club has approximately sixty members, It is under the guidance of Miss Grace DeWitt and the officers are: Perry Quay, Presidentg Jean Tavens, Vice Presidentg Marcene Edwards, Secretary, and Mary Ann Mon- nett, Treasurer. 63 ir A , .x4fALfic :idociafion There were ninety-one members in the G, A, A, this year making it the largest group the club has ever had. With the able guidance and help received from Miss Seifert, the club sponsor, the various activities were run smoothly and efficiently. The officers of the club were: Pres. Edith Halsey, V. Pres. Carol Derfler, Sec. Linda Nichols, Treas. Ruth Ann Henry, and Corres. Sec. Sandra Robinson. There were three bowling leagues, the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior. Awards were given to the highest team of each league and also to the highest individual bowlers. The basketball team was organized in the Spring and had a very good season The Varsity Volleyball team came out on top with 7 wins, no losses. The social event of the year was the Christmas formal which was held in the gym on December 12. The girls danced in Candyland which was the theme used. The award banquet was held in the Spring and the Sophomores were ini- tiated at this time. Requirements for membership are: Sophomoresg 100 points, Juniors and Seniors, 125 points. The girls earn their points by participating in the sports programs and various activities of the club. Ist ROW, L. TO R.: Officers: Treas. Ruth Ann Henry, V. Pres. Carol Derfler, Pres. Edith Halsey, Corr. Sec. Sandra Robinson, Sec. Linda Nichols. 2nd ROW: Gifford, Malone. 3rd ROW: Althouse, Spraw, Krauss, Howman, Rehler, Coughlin, Wright. 4th ROW: Hanlon, Murphy, Robinson, Baer. 5th ROW: Hartman, Love, Kelly, Wolf, Dickerson, Downing. 6th ROW: Monnett, Hanlon, Eusey, Debolt, Byers, Clark, Seckel, -Stover, Sebring, Allen, Helfrich. 7th ROW: Mayer, Flowers, Sautter, Christman, Flannery, Cook, Sharrock, Haas, Shadley, Bersinger, Flannery, Hart- well, Bianchi. 8th ROW: Crawford, Glaze, Denton, Weber, Eise, Raypole, Sickmiller, Evans, Korn, Clayton, Ire- land. 9th ROW: Christman, McDowell, Gledhill, Brooke, Menges, Shreck, Bessinger, Hollowell, Dietz, Connolly, Carter, Hurlow, Catello. IOIh ROW: Thatcher, Henkel, Ault, Wright, McCoy, Zeig, Brown, Hottenroth, Tavens, Keller, Craner, Talbott, Dye. 64. ul-lumphrey, Ward, Seit Bersinger, Keller, Coughlin, Sebring, Helfrich, Downing. Malone, Gifford, Dukeman, Herr, Gottfried, Mulvany, Howman, Cole, Click. Lamb, Yunker, Tracht, Shadley, bickerson, Pinyard, Moyer. Stall, J. Sipes, Wilkes, John- son, Treisch. Haas, Thatcher, Schmidt, Kelly, I. Wolf, Raypole. J. Smith, D. Kibler, Hollowell, Beach, Craner, Eusey, Gerstenslager, Anderson, Sickmiller, Hcnry, Vance, Wilcox, Hanlon, Brovm, Sautter, Bender, Dawson, Durtschi, Waldo, Kruass, C. Kibler, Carey, Gelvin, Shockley. Pensinger, E. Chapman, Sharp, Scherer, Gillette, Murphy, Columbus, Urban, M. Black, Britton, S. Smith, E. Wolf, Mackey, Ness, Christman, B. Chapman, Dye, Snydcr, Harsh, Spears, Talbott, Flannery, Baker, Z. Wright, Ireland, E. Wright, Mulberg, M. Sipes, Shively, M. Wright, z, Morrow, Thoman, J. Black, Seitz, Roston, Bonen, Heiby, Botwell. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization developed in 1944. Prior to this, it had been known as e The national flower is th Th National Home Economics Club. e red rose. The national colors are red and white. The officers are: President, Sharlene Talbott, Vice President, Ruth Ann Bersingerg Secretary, Christine Kelly, Treasurer, Joanne Shadley, Parlia- mentarian, Betty Columbus, News Reporter, Pat Murphyg Sponsor, Miss Smith. 65 laanidk Ci' CJ 3 CQ, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Suzanne Cook, Carole Derfler, Janet Smith. SECOND ROW: Sandra Robinson, Sandra Sharrock, Joyce Weber, Jean Evans. THIRD ROW: Don Hathaway, Leonard Ness, Monya Zeig, Yolanda Tuttle, Sandra Gledhill. NOT PICTURED: Charles Adams. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was originated in 1951 under the sponsorship of Miss Murphy. The club's membership registers at 13 members and when a social event is enacted, there is a job for every member. President Don Hathaway presides at all the meetings under the club's motto: Poco a Poco se va legos. A few of the clubs activities have been to convert a Latin 100kif1g 1'00fT1 into, primarily, a Spanish room, and to hold a dance after a basketball game, where on a financial standpoint is the livelihood of the club. The most exciting and enjoyable activity was the Christmas program which consisted of an actual Spanish Christmas party. There was the pinata which is the bag to be broken by a person with a blindfold over his eyes. In order to get the treat the pinata must be broken. So by their various activities and other things they hope to have many more dances and break many more pinatas. 66 Ev 3. PW t' f a l0I'l6l ' f onor occe 3 Charles Adams John Fisher Marlene McCoy Stanley Lorens Sheila Brooke Phyllis Menges The National Honor Society each year selects 570 of the Junior class and 1570 of the Senior class to become members. To become a member of the National Honor Society is the highest honor a high school can bestow on a student. Membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. 67 glfiCL8yQ Ogif , Edie 77 ,Qin LEFT TO RIGHT: James Tiller, Chuck Adams, John Fisher, Stan Lorens, Dick Hottenroth. The opening day of the 1953 Buckeye Boys' State was a sweltering Hot June 14. The confusion of finding the huts and bunks was soon lost in the excitement of campaigning for respective political offices. Time passed fast, days flew by in rapid succession. Election day, three days of government operation, and finally graduation day. Galion Senior High boys were successful in their work. John Fisher was the House of Representatives' Minority Leader, Stan Lorens was a Representative, while James Tiller was the Director of his city's Civil Service. Chuck Adams was Clerk of City Council and Dick Hottenroth was County Court Justice. When the boys left Camp Perry, they felt that they had left a job well done. 68 gll,CLQg8 Q36 ' .Slafe 49953 Sheila Brooke, Evelyn Flowers Buckeye Girls State of 1953 was held on the campus of Capital University in Columbus during the week of June Z1 to 28. The del-e- gate, Sheila Brooke and the alternate, Evelyn Flowers both attended. Evelyn was appointed to the Board of Health in the city of Bicker- dyke, of which she was a citizen. Sheila served as a Municipal Judge for the city of Storer. The Girls State of 1953 was the largest ever held with the total population being 524. Among the high-lights of the week were a talent night, when the members and the advisors both displayed their talentsg a tour of the city of Columbus, which included a visit to the State House and an opportunity for some of the girls to meet the governorg and a tea given by Mrs. Lausche at the Governor's Mansion. 69 for -SW! SEATED, L. TO R.: Adams, Fisher, Neumann, Menges, Clark, Derfler, Halsey, Weber, Flannery, Iams. STANDING: Lorens, Tiller, Chinni, Hathaway, Brooke, Denton, Hutchinson, Hall, McCoy, Sautter, Debolt, Gledhill. The Spy Staff has worked very hard this year to present for the first time in Galion a new and different yearbook. With the able guidance of Mr. Rogers and the support of the advertisers, this book, using the offset style of printing has been published to record the happenings of the 1953-54 school year at Galion High. Special credit goes to John Fisher, editor and to Sheila Brooke, business manager, who gave so much of their time and hard work to make this year- book a success. Also deserving of credit are the following staff members, Martha Mae Flannery, Secretary, Don Hathaway, Circulation, Jim Tiller, Advertising, Edith Halsey and Carol Derfler, Copy, Marlene McCoy, Photog- raphy, and Sandra Gledhill and June Iams, Layout, and to the rest of the staff for their continued effort and cooperation in making this book possible. Filling in the rest of the staff are, Charles Adams, Stan Lorens, Norwood Neumann, Eleanor Denton, Royce Hutchinson, Phyllis Menges, Phyllis Hall, Bettie Clark, Juanita Sautter, Nancy Debolt, Connie Robinson and Joyce Weber. - The staff hopes that the students of Galion High will be as proud of their Spy as we are, and that they will enjoy it -as much as we have enjoyed getting it ready for publication. 70 X T W GALION, OHIO Number loyce Weber Football Queen girls the 1 ve up Ele- here , f oys, hool fl -1 1953-54 L Ufflcers Ele pop ....-..... o while '1- The cholr off zggentlg elected UHF hnao urooks s sc ool year 'r as follows president chosen for Umor Arlene Urban, vice class Dec 8 president , Suzanne C t00k,lFI'eaSUI'eT',EVe1YY1 The cast for the F1owers,managers Ch arlotte Haas,Caro1 Derfler and Glenn S e ert rs J Junior class play, Our Miss Brooks' three act comedy by to e Pe Glrls Form Varsity Volley Ball Team To Represent G H S The first volley ball tryouts were held on Tues Oct 21 and 23, in the morn ing for all girls w The football te has made another autiful cho1ce'L Joyce Weber, Bet Co1umous,Sandra inson,Linda Nlcho Nola Althou e,Beve ly Talbott and L Ann llannery are t member of the G Homecomin u Co The 1954 Lantern Staff introduced for the first time in the history of the Galion High School a paper of the Offset Process. This process enabled the staff to present numerous pictures in each issue which was accepted whole-heartedly by all subscribers. The issuance of six Lanterns involved hard work from all members of the staff who The Lantern Staff sponsored the football homecoming dance honoring the Queen Joyce Weber With Mr Rogers as sponsor and Peggy Carter and Mary Ann Dietz as co-editors UI' the staff had a successful year la PICTURE LEFT TO RIGHT Shella Korn Kay Palmer Linda Nlchols SharleenTalbott Madcsta Keller Jean Tavcns Jerry Nlcholls Jane Connolly Ruth Ann Bersmger Nancy Hottenroth Mary Ann Dletz Peggy Carter Tom Manspcrgcr Leo Wildenthaler Nolabelle Althouse James Akers Darlene Catello Carol Howman Nancy Clayton Delores Hartman Mary Seitz Ma lv 55 n ' - n is , 1 ' . 1 o ' , . S S. ll I a ' . 1? 0 - . - - O 'J ' ' on ' h 1 tr . ' ga E1 J Y put forth their best efforts to make each issue an improvement over the last. da . DO S D , 1 te I ' io 'E ' CI' , Z I A 1 v t ' v n X 1 , 1 N ' I H I - A ' A A . ti C, I , 5 . . . rr , Il: M ohm-rs-F Ia, PY l . These girls Darlene unior Cfadd may Cao! HELPERS Ist ROW: Leo Wildenthaler, John Grauer, Dick Hartwell, George Grover. 2nd ROW: Mary Ann Monnett, Joyce Mc- Dowell, Jean Tavcns, Nancy Hottenroth, Betta Dickerson. 3rd ROW: Nadine Hurlow, Marilyn Flannery, Judy Down- ing. 4th ROW: Connie Krauss, Ruth Ann Henry, Louise Kohls. NOT PICTURED: Harold Garverick, Patrick La- Forest, Milo Shawber, Kenneth Hurd, Dolores Hartman, Ray McGough, Francis Eidt, Bob Dickerson, Irma Wright, Shirley Johnson, Pat Murphy, Larrry Leapley, Sheila Korn, Jim Rose, Carl Weithman, Betty Stoller, GretchenCarey, Janice Koshnick, Carolyn Malone, Barbara Christman, Annabelle Mills, Donna Kurtzman. 72. OUR MISS BROOKS The Junior Class presented a three act comedy, Our Miss Brooks , directed by Miriam Sayre and adapted from mat - erial by PerryClark. The Play, given on Dec. 3, was their own interpretation on a play which portrays high school life. THE PLACE: Miss Brooks' classroom. THE TIME: Spring. THE CAST: lst ROW: A basketball player, Ben Gottfried. Miss Audubon, the Music teacher, - Madesta Keller. Elsie, student, Jane Connolly. Martin, student, Jim Akers. Mr. Wadsworth, the Principal, Perry Quay. Ted Wilder, the high schoolhero, Dick Ekin. Miss Finch, a teacher, Phyllis Helfrich. 2nd ROW: Stanley, student, Jerry Nicholls Rhonda, after Ted, Nancy Bianchi. Marge, student, Darlene Catello. Sylvia, student, Pat Mayer. Mrs. Allen, school board President, Peggy Carter. Elaine, student, Linda Nicholls. Jane, also after Ted, Sharon Pinyerd. Miss Brooks, the manchasingteacher, Mary Ann Dietz. Hugo Longacre, high school coach, Tom Mansperger HELPERS Junior Varsity Chee CA 821461 Jeff! To the Cheerleaders, Seniors, Joyce Weber, Betty Clark, Jayne Schreck, Juniors, Mary Monnett, and Nola Althouse, let us give some well earned credit. lt'll be a long time before we forget those pep rallyls, the bonfires, the teachers doing cheers, the applause meter and many other skits which added to the pep of everyone. During basketball Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Jane Click, Evelyn Chapnian, and Nancy Craft did justice to the Sophomores by doing their job with real enthusiasm M J Click L. Chapman, N. Craft Craft, B. Clark. Marvin Fogt Director GAOH. Ql'li0I' 5. L. TO R.: Bever1yTalbott, Delores Hartman, Dick Sloan, Joyce McDowell, Marlene McCoy, Sandra Robinson, Larry Armstrong, Kay Sparks. ABSENT: Patsy Lower. SAXOPHONES 3 ii ll - lg li Y FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Jean Tavens, Nancy Bianchi, Charles Sprow, Rosemary Shifely, Joann Eise, Nancy Foote, Sue Sheely, Virginia Decker. CLARINETS L. TO R.: Bob Drumm, Sue Tracht, Nancy Hottenroth, Connie Ward, Mary Jane West, Iudy Cass, Roberta Baird, Barbara Christman, Jo Weber. FLUTES, OBOES BASSOON BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Jesse Ackerman, Charlene Talbott, Janet Shetler, Shirley Hoover, Marilyn Roop Kathleen Kehrer, Mary Helen Ott, Evelyn Ireland, Barbara Scherer, Mary Durtschi, Joan Chandler. 74 arcAing an 744 ll L, TO R.: Major Ruth Ann Beyers, Edward Switzer, James Akers, Marcene Edward, Sue Marks, Sally Rausch. FRENCH HORNS ie Mulberg, L. TO R.: Perry Quay, Daniel Erfurt, Wayne Bedson, Dick Runge, Max Gledhill, Herbert Mountz. SOUSAPHONES L. TO R. , FRONT ROW Evert Messenger, Paula McElhattcn, Jean Anderson, Jean Jacobs, Martha Wright. L. TO R. , BACK ROW: Dick Ekin, Fred Sargel, Phil Longstreth, Fred Smith, Charles Miller, Dick Stowe. TROMBONES L, TO R.: Betty Craner, Greg Shawber, Milo Slrawber, llarold Ridenour, Roger Allen, Ioe Harmon, Bob Buskirk, Jim Kirtland, Paula Gottfried. PERCUSSION L, TO R.: Royce Hutchinson, Elaine Booth, Wesley MacAdam, Robert Nichol, Donna Palmer. BARITONES L TO R FRONT ROW Ann Bosler Judy Ebel Shirley Yunker Carol Mountz Carlton Cunningham, Ansil Krumm, Rodney R. Neuman, Charles Ryan. CORNETS BACK ROW, L, TO R.: Dick Runge, Ben Gottfried, Jim Rose, Larry Leapley, llarold DcWolf, David Karle, Norwood Neuman, Kurty Robinson, Bill Crawford, Charles McCullough. ogd' gp ee ..- .X galil? KYEQHI -. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Akers, Tuttle, Scherer, Chini, Bedson, T. Quay, Johston, Bird, Ridcnour, Erfurt, Neu- man, Hathway, Ritzhaupt, Hottenroth. MIDDLE ROW: Lookcr, Leapley, Stuit, Hoover, Barr, Mcase, Hanson, Muth, Karle, Mansperger, Herr, Marvin Fogt, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Young, Davis, Rose, Drumn, Runge, P. Quay, Buskirk Everly, Flowers, Longstreth, Accompanist, Royce Hutchinson. The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Marvin Fogt, has done some hard work, Each year the club increases in number. Four years ago there were fifteen boys in the club. This year there is thirty-six boys in the club. They are putting forth their full effort to make this club grow. This year the club took part in many activities. They worked very hard on a concert which included the best music from the minstrels to the present day music. We wish this club real success. 77 Lgfuolenf Cuounci FIRST ROW: Adams, Mansperger, Sharrock, Everly, Foraker. SECOND ROW: Tuttle, Moyer, Tracht, Clayton. THIRD ROW Hottenroth, Garverick, Wildentholer, Fisher. LOCKER CLEAN UP - BETTER PAID ASSEMBLIES - NEW CARD TABLES. There are just a fe f w o the projects successfully carried out by the 1954 Student Council amon g other things, the Council financed the registration fee for the eligible students to the World Affairs Conference, made studies of such projects as a Student Court and a soft drink machine for the student's HSS. The '54 Council was headed b y President, Chet Foraker, Vice President, Dick Hottenroth and Secretary-Treasurer Leo Wildentholer. The Student C ouncil sponsor was Miss Josephine Thacht. 78 aforefferi . Maw 0 Sue Trachr Marcene Edwards, Marlene McCoy Y! t rt, Sandra Robinson' l'lfLl'l'l Jim Akers afar Tweeeeet! Here comes the Band! And see who is out front? The drum major and majorettes of the High School Band. Jim Akers has done a wonderful job in his first year as drum major, and deserves a lot of praise for his big job of keeping the band orderly. Marlene McCoy, drum majorette, and Sandra Robinson, Mary Helen Ott, Marcene Edwards, and Sue Tracht, also deserve re- cognition for their hard Work during marching season, doing dance steps and routines, and this year for the first time, all the majorettes twirled fire batons. They also twirled at a few basketball games, along with playing in pep band. 79 doll' s it 3 FIRST ROW: Eleanor Glaze, Kay Palmer, Nancy Love, Val Young, Jim Davis, Jim Rose, Jack Stuit, Jim Looker, Sandra Reed, Marsha Fisher, Mary Lou Crase, Nancy Craft. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Dye, Mary Sietz, Sharon Pinyard, Shar- lene Talbot, Linda Nichols, Marcine Edwards, Sandra Stover, Bob Johnson, Franklin Hoover, Fred Barr, Lee Ann Flannery, Jean Tavens, Alice Sebring, Pat Coughlin, Nancy Clayton, Deloris Hartman, Evelyn Flowers. THIRDROW Darlene Catcllo, Mary Ann Dietz, Irma Morris, Mary Gates, Edna Wolf, Nancy Seckel, Joanne Shadley, Christine Kelly, Joe Everly, Gene Flowers, Royce Hutchinson, Phil Longstreth, Jim Akers, Annabelle Mills, Pat Spears, Irma Wright, Ruth Bond, Ann Christman, Arlene Urban, Barbara Estes, Monya Zieg, Betty Stoller, Modesta Keller, Suz- anne Cook. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Helfrich, Carol Derfler, Charlotte Haas, Janice Wolf, Ed Herr, Bob Ritzhaupt, Dick Hottenroth, Gene Muth, June Iams, Nancy Debolt, Marie Byers, Faye Rehler, Lorainne Ault, Barbara Bear, Margaret Wright, Jane Connolly, Gretchen Carey, Janice Potter. The Galion Sr. High School Choir is still wondering how Mr. Fogt, has managed to stay sane for another year. From 10:45 until 11:45 every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Mr. Fogt braves the wild horde to attempt to make musical voices from the same people who at pep rallies and games yell out cheers. But for this school term, we think he has done very well. The choir presented their annual Christmas concert in December along with the band and the glee club. The choir provided both secular and sacred music. The choir attended the annual choir festival at Crestline and two groups were selected from the choir to represent our school at a rehearsal at Tiffin, under the direction of Dr. Harry Robert Wilson, and a rehearsal and concert at Deleware. Something new happened in April, when the choir presented an entirely different musical show giving selections of songs from the minstrel show era up to the modern day style of songs. 80 I QU' mffeflferf FIRST ROW: Marie Byers, Edna Wolf, Shirley Eusey, Sandra Gledhill, Barbara Crawford. SECOND ROW: Arlene Urban, June Iams. THIRD ROW: Juanita Sautter, Evelyn Flowers, Martha Mae Flannery, Sandra Sharrock, Yo- landa Tuttle, Delores Kibler, Edith Halsey, Barbara Baer, Sandra Stover, Lois Britton. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Glaze, Eleanor Denton, Beverly Chapman, Suzanne Cook. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Menges, Nancy Debolt, Shiela Brook, Janet Bessinger, Marilynn Eise, Jayne Schreck, Sandra Robinson, Joyce Weber, Estal Allen, Betty Clark, Alice Sebring. SDCTH ROW: Janice Wolf, Margaret Wright, Monya Zeig, Betty Twigg, Jean Evans, Faye Rehler, Joanne Shadley, Charlotte Haas, Nancy Seckle. The Girl Reserves, under the assistance of the club sponsors, Miss Norma Murphy and Miss Arvilla Emmenegger, have had a very worth while year. On Tuesday, November 3, the Girl reserves held their Mother-Daughter Tea in the High School library. Upon each mothers arrival, she was presented with a lovely corsage. The project of the year was weekly devotions. Each Monday morning, one of the girls would give the devotions. At Christmas, the G. R. combined with the Blue Tri in trimming a beautiful silver tree in the main corridor. Also. on December 18, The Girl Reserves, combining with the Blue Triangle, gave a four-scene Christmas play portraying Christmas in other lands and end- ing with the Nativity Scene. Every other week, the G. R. sold programs at the football games and sold concessions at the basketball games. Of course, the highlight of the year was the Sock Hop. The girls and their dates enjoyed an evening of dancing and feasting. They appreciated the work of all committees, not only for the Hop, but throughout the entire year. The officers of the club are: President, June Iams, Vice President, Arlene Urban: Secretary, Delores Kibler, Treasurer, Yolanda Tuttle. 81 F 9 if .J t as 5 'Q -Q.. . Q x '-,ix I ',ky N , X X W, . I aria f . ' QXXXXN ' Y uf . x -' -Af' fi f Q N I 1- XXL fl. Z. Zn V U . 'N Z' K Q' ' X fx- N!! D 'Q ' ,ff f 1 Z' y R ,f f X J . I, : Q Cie: s f , -is 5 -4 G. Paul Morale s DOI! Sha-1'1'OCk Don Hathaway Ed Herr goofgaf CAPTAIN Chet Foraker Bruce Callend Harold Garverick Glenn Scherer Bill 84 John Harsh Charles Miller Gene Flowers oaffeimen r Tom Mansperger Bob Johnson Fred Barr Carl Crase Larry Mease Tom Quay Paul Wildenthale r 1953 joofgaff .SZ,,.aJ l n STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Asst. Coach Jack Shuck, Bruce Calander, Charles Miller, Don Hathaway, Paul Wildenthaler, Tom Mansperger, John Harsh, Paul Morales, Larry Mease. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Quay, Chet Foraker, Fred Barr, GlennScher- er, Harold Garverick, Jerry Nicholls, Don Sharrock, Bill Hansen, Head Coach Dick Kerin. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Sinclair, 'Herbert Miller, Gene Flowers, Jim Deibig, Bob Johnston, Leo Wildenthaler, Carl Crase, and John Myers. This year the Tiger Football Team finished in the minus column. They posted . . 7 a victory over Crestline and a deadlock 5 C e M e with Norwalk. These were the only games the Tigers could break ahead in. The Tiger squad had only five letter- The team for 1954 Will S66 8 host of men returning from the previous year's JV players trying for positions on the team. The Bengals were handicaped by Varsity squad. the lack of reserve strength. The team in full strength carried only twenty two 4' Galion 0 Tiffin Z7 players. A team can only be as strong Galion 13 Shelby 33 as its bench, and this fact took the spot- Galion 6 Bucyrus 26 lite many times in the last quarter of Galion Z0 Crestline O play, Galion O Norwalk 0 Next year's squad will see nineteen Galion O Bellevue Z6 lettermen returning for action. They Galion 6 Willard 7 will be losing the services of five seniors, Galion 7 Upper Sandusky 53 of which two were four year lettermen, 'F Galion 6 Ashland Z3 Glenn Schere and Don Hathaway. 'lfNon League games. 86 Galion Galion Galion Galion Galion Galion Galion Galion Galion Galion Q1 l El! 9 t ulraify .iam STANDING: Coach Jack Shuck, Tom Mansperger, Dick Ekin, Don Sharrock, Tub Garvverick, Jerry Nicholls, Bob Morgan, Tom Quay, Harry Garverick. KNEELING: Chuck Adams, Don Hathaway, Stan Lorcns, Glen Scherer, Bob Johnston. 38 Marion 48 Shelby 57 Bucyrus 67 Alumni 56 Mt. Vernon 42 Mansfield 70 Crestline 70 Norwalk 74 Madison 55 Ashland 1954 CSZAQCIML 72 Galion 75 Galion 49 Galion 65 Galion 51 Galion 80 Galion 55 Galion 79 Galion 59 Galion 73 Galion 87 53 Bucyrus 50 50 Bellevue 69 62 Marion 78 42 Willard 44 63 Tiffin Calvert 77 71 Upper Sandusky 59 47 Shelby 68 62 Madison 61 64 Crestline 48 Marion Tournament 53 Ashland 77 J 'S .i M unior ulrdify ISI ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Herb Miller, Bruce Calendar, Chuck Miller, Don Kocker, Gene Flowers, Ben Gottfried, and Coach Dick Kerin. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leo Rogers, Jack Stuett, Dan Adams, Skip Wildenthaler, John Daniels, and Manager Clyde Shrameck. Galion 46 Galion 49 Galion Z3 Galion 46 Galion 40 Galion 32 Galion 38 Galion Z8 Galion 43 Galion 49 Ul'll0l' Marion Shelby Bucyrus Ashland Varsity Sec Mt. Vernon Mansfield Crestline Norwalk Madison ' araifg .SZAQCJML 73 Galion 81 Galion 35 Galion 50 Galion 75 Cfalion 64 Galion 72 Galion 30 Galion Z8 Galion 36 89 Bucyrus Bellevue Marion Willard Tiffin Calvert Upper Sandusky Shelby Madison C restline ax I x - rim Qs. 5:55 v,v Nb s. N , 5+ .N Nfl, 4' M , I - 4, 1 ' rn' Auf! g Xe S ' Hathaway' s jump -af 1 . -Nw X'- jf??53 Hifrr 3:-. f 1 Q ' 1 H i Garve rick drive s agai A 2 A . ' Q X , g- , , , fqw . X Y 4 if Ki ,' x i R? 'A ,qi g 955 X ,Q KQV dxg, lg, f g E. If O . I 4... ECMQAQ Sqbtd - Xl :fi 1 1 l -,VCX JK, .-f , lj ' Q JR .rf ,ar 'ka rf il. ' ' . ROW 1: Skip Wildenthaler and Jim Garverick. SECOND ROW: Charles Ryan, John Grauer, Art Paine, Norwood Neumann Dick Hottenroth, Harold Garverick, Jerry Nichols, Gene Flowers. THIRD ROW: Jack Stuit, Gerald Gardner, Harry Gar verick, Chet Foraker, Andy Chinni, Mark Fisher, Glenn Scherer, Charles Miller, Bruce Calendar, Don West, Jim Stahl and Bob Hoover. March April April April April April April April April open open Mansfield Upper Arlington Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Willard Mt. Vernon Crestline April May May May May May May May May Shelby Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Willard Crestline Marion Harding Shelby Mansfield Marion Harding 616011 SCAOOK 3064 Sqlla K. iw, ,, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Paul Morales, Tom Mansperger, Fred Barr, Dick Ekin, Francis Eidt, Ed Herr, Perry Quay. ROW 2: Don Hathaway, Bill Hansen, Bill Tuttle, Jim Deibig, Ray McGough, Larry Meese, Leo Rogers, Clyde Schramek, Sam Smith, Bob Drumm, John Cunningham. ROW 3: Coach Jack Shuck, Tom Quay, John Daniels, Herbie Miller, Ben Gott- fried, Don Sharrock, Paul Wildenthaler, Bob Hershner, John Harsh, Carl Weithman, Jim Rose. The 1954 track prospects are bright this year with the return of seven letter- men. The Tigers opened here against Bucyrus on April 6 and closed with some of the boys going to the state meet at Columbus on May 29. 1954 jug ,SlAeJuL April Bucyrus April Willard April Open April Mad. and Buc April Shelby April Mans. Soph. April Mans. Mad. H April Open gay iam FRONT ROW: Jim Bird and Joe Everly. SECOND ROW: Milo Shawber, John Myers, Stan Lorens, and John Fisher The 1954 golf team, led by the former Ohio Junior Amateur Champion Stan Lorens and Senior letterman John Fisher, is planning a successful season. The game has taken hold in G, H, S, with a greater number of boys coming out each year to bat the little white bal1 around. The boys have the help of Professional Wayne Clouse and the season really has fine prospects. 93 enior aaa ,gferg 7 ff? , f . A U' A W FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Columbus and Patsy Harris. SECOND ROW: Sheila Brooke, Phyllis Menges, Sandra Sharrock. THIRD ROW: Arlene Urban, Sandra Sharrock, Carole Derfler, Sandra Gladhill. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Lorens, James Tiller, John Fisher, Kenneth Sparks, Don Hathaway. The annual Senior Class play, Jane Eyre, was presented on May Z1 before a capacity audience. This play was original in the fact that this is the first time in a number of years that a costume play has been presented as a class play. The scene of the play was layed in nineteenth century England. The cast is as follows: Nora, Carole Derflerg Grace Poole, Arlene Urban, Jane Eyre, Phyllis Mengesg Edward Rochester, Don Hath- away, Bessie, Sandra Robinson, Lady Mary, Joyce Weber, Dr. Carter, John Fisherg Lady Blanche, Sandra Sharrock, Bertha, Betty Columbus, Lady Ingram, Sandra Gledhillg Sir Wilfred Lynn, James Tillerg Zita, Patsy Harris, Richard Mason, Stanley Lorensg Rev. John Rivers, Kenneth Sparksg Mrs. Fairfax, Sheila Brooke. The part of Adele Varens was played by a Junior High School student, Martha Switzer. 94 gpmf, ffm, fm., FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Martha Mae Flannery, Suzanne Cook, Evelyn Flowers, Joanne Shadley, and Edith Halsey. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Glen Scherer, Gene Muth, Norwood Neumann, Chet Foraker, Bob Buskirk, and Phil Longstreth. State Fair, a comedy in three acts, was the choice made by the Speech Class for their annual production. On April 20, the presentation was given to a packed house. The cast consisting of Phil Longstreth, The Storekeeperg Melisa Frake, Edith Halseyg Able Frake, Gene Muthg Mar-gy, Martha 'Mae Flanneryg Harry Ware, Chet Forakerg Eleanor, Suzanne Cookg Pat Gilbert, Norwood Neurnanng Mrs. Rallins, Joanner Shadleyg and The Barker, Glen Scherer. 95 1-1 I ,gy , ' .,Jg:,',.. uf .,iZrf 'd- ,. ' A., . fu ,- , 3' ' x V me 'Ya K R 1 K I' '1 f YI, A 1 fl..- .AQV5 y 'Q 't Phil Lonstreth e 9 a n' . A 'git 's 1 q. y,' 'IA t. A igtrgmf ffff'J?fJf'i 1' - wt- -.552 in! , Qt gm ' F?i'i-LQ4 Joanne Shadle y Gr Betty TW1gg 3: Q a Robins echen Schmitt T Sandi' on Chriss Kelly Don Butte rfield Barba ra Cfawior d C onn ie - Roblnson -F 5' ff ' , f , pl . , ' - 4 P R if I 1, Va- 'W if 1 f 1, 1 f-U wx, 'sr' nf' -' 'fx 2 .x4c!uerfi6ing ZlEG'S MARKET 217 S. Market St. Ga1ion Ohio Choice Meats Choice Vegetables Fancy Foods Best Wishes From DECKER'S GIFT SHOP 217 Harding Way East Compliments of PUHTHVS HIUSIU SHUP 126 North Union Galion, Ohio Home APPLIANCE co. Q TRI-COUNTY SAVINGS 81 LOAN 115 Harding Way East un If .'41s+xw-:-i- THE HUB ANNEI5 Congratulates the HAT SHOP Class of 1954 Harding Way East and South Columbus 113 Harding Way West Phone 2-1272 FLHHHEHWS Store Fixtures and Equipment for Restaurants---Schoo1s---Hotel---Churches Club and Institutions Congratulates the Class of 1954 Galion, Ohio SMITH BROTHERS 231 South Market Street Paint and Wallpaper and Picture Framing Compliments of NICHOLS GROCERY 1044 Harding Way East Cfalion, Ohio JACKSON'S Texaco Super Service Where Service Meets The Customer 364 Days a Year Best Wishes to Class of 54 GALION TIRE SHOP C. H. and O. W. Cronenwett 325 Harding Way East Congratulations to the Class of 1954 WRIGHT'S SANDWICH SHOP 115 North Columbus St, For that New Home Contract CHARLES L. DYE 857 Charles Street Galion Phone 2-2563 Contractor Home Builder Congratulations to the Class of 1954 ISLAND MARKET B. M. Lemley J. H. Robinson Cornor Parson and S. Union Phone - 2-6781 THE THOMAS HARDWARE CO. 110 Harding Way East General Hardware Paints - Glass The Delta Home Workshop Best Wishes of THE FIRST HHTIUHHL BHHH Member of the Federal Reserve Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Real Estate, Commercial and Personal Loans BUTTERFIELD'S Shoe Repair SNYDER FUNERAL HOME Shop 232 Harding Way East INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER GALION FARM SERVICE, INC. 322 South Market Street Galion, Ohio 126 S. Market Street Phone 2-2231 Galion, Ohio Compliments of STRHTBUHU HIFG. UU. Galion, Ohio Compliments of h BUCIIEUE STPTE BHWH Deposits Insured to 2610, OOO by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 115 Harding Way East Phone 3-2655 BV THE HUHTH ELECTRIC EIIHIIUEHCEUHIHB CU 501 South Market St. MODEL BAKERY Pasteries 108 Harding Way East WO0GERD'S Jewelry Store Jewelry and Gifts 127 Harding Way East Phone 2-1604 HLMH SIRMH Appropriate Flowers For A11 Occasions 137 North Market St, Phone 3-3622 GLUBE CLUTHIHG STURE 117 Harding Way East MARSHMAN BEAUTY SHOP 125 North Columbus For an Investment in Good Appearance BILL MacADAM The Men's Shop 230 Harding Way E. Galion ASH C. STOVER Complete Life Insurance Service 143 West Summit St. Dial 2-1845 TELEVISION HARTWELL'S RADIO 230 South Market Phone 2-1516 SAYLOR'S MEN'S WEAR 203 Harding Way East Jack Saylor HUBER'S DAIRY Grade A Dairy Products C. F. Rehler HUIEI IHIBUII A Good Place To Eat SHIEBER MOTORS INC. Studebaker 3 74 South Market R. B. SMITH Insurance and Real Estate 106 South Market Street Dial 2-6021 For Dry Goods and Accessories HlUPP'S 116 Harding Way East THE Wee FOLKS SHOP Wee Fashions for 'renal TYLER SHOP Wee Folks Fine Clothing The Memory of Quality n 132 Harding Way East Remains Long After the Price is Forgotten KENNY 81 LAYTON SERVICE STATION 326 Harding W. E. LONGSTRETH MEMORIALS H 81 K DRUGS GERROW FORD Photography Materials Harding Way East 233 SOl1i1h Market CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1954 HHHIEH STUDIOS Richard Armen Your School Photographer 226 Harding Way East - Galion, Ohio Phone 27021 61 1fZ North Main St. - Mansfield, Ohio Phone 89506 GALION SPORTING GOODS Hunting 8: Fishing Equip. 240 Harding Way East F. J. EGNER 8- SON INC. Trucking Contractors Charles Street FRANK Compliments HARDWARE CO. of Says RIS Congratulations to the Class of 1954 QUALITY MARKET 356 North Market St. TUSCAN'S GLEN RICHARDSON RECREATION Realtor Bowling 1 34 South Market 233 Harding Way East Compliments of MALO BROTH ERS South Street DAIRY QUEEN Sundaes - Sodas - Shakes Harding Way - West GHLIUH HLLSTEEL BUDU CU BUCKEYE LOCKERS INC. Harding Way Ea t SPUHTSWHH 6HIllE 227 Harding Way Ea t THE FLICH BULLFHER LUMBEH UU. For the Best in Lumber Hardware Fte South Columbus HELFHICH FLUHISTS 639 North Columbus HAAS PATTERN WORKS 303 East Parson SAW 81 CYCLE SHOP 813 Harding Way West .1pllLgzp nlnlfw i991 C1 f 1954 THE GHLIUH IHUH LUUHHS IHF6. UU QPAJUN H R5 'Ao-g G:: l:. RS -B' 355455 Q .J 52 2' o - Q K 2 'wi' Q ovfk 'XXX DON'S SHOES WEBER'S JEWELRY Fine Footwear Ga1ion's Diamond Store 107 Harding Way East South Market St. FISHER PRINTING UU. .' 1:'1'Lf41 'n' . - ,'.', - ' ,mow ..,4.,-.,.,.,f -- . ' ' . , x-i,., V' I -. ' f YGYY' . X .x - .- , ,. ,. -.Q .-' ---- M ..., , ' fwff ' rf' iiite 545 Fairview fRearj ALLEN 81 SH ETLER C. L. MORKEL INC. F 't urm ure Maytag Appliances 121 - 123 South Market 201 South Market Covers Donated by PEHFECTIUH DUHIP BUD!! CU. Wor1d's Leading Manufacturer of Truck Bodies Hydraulic Hoists, Platform Stake Bodies and Hydra - Powered Endgates J. 8 H. SHUE STUHE Ga1ion's Better Shoe Stor East Cornor Public SIIHFFHEH IHUEHS CU Harding Way East EHFURT'S JEWElHU atches - Diamonds - Watc BEHHETVS BEIIIIETVS On The Public Square -5 wx On The Public Square BAEHR'S SERVICE STATION Harding Way West and North State Road Compliments of FRENCH'S DRY CLEANERS 116 West Atwood DICKERSON MOTOR CAR BAKER'S REXALL COMPANY DRUG STORE Chrysler Plymouth Galion, Ohio 201 Harding Way E. PEHHEWS CU. Harding Way West QUAY'S DRUGS GALION BUILDING AND LOAN Pbl Sqae THE UHIU UVEHCUHT UU. O t dS fAdet P d Eq ej LEVIHSUH STEEL SHLES CUMPHHU 387 SO. Market St. Phone 2-020 1 Galion, Ohio JOH N K. ENGEL JEWELER Hamilton, Elgin, Omega and Bulova Watches Finest in Diamonds PORKY'S DRIVE-IN 640 East Church W. E. lUTT IHC. 850 Harding Way West Galion t Dodge -- Plymouth Dodge Trucks F. W. WUULWUHTH Public Squa e FLUIUEHS FURNITURE 302 Harding Way West Furniture Carpets B. P, S, Paints Draperies Best Wishes From TIGER'S DEN Bill Ferral BESSIH6EH'S NEWS Public Square Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 'A' GLEUHILL HUHD NHUHIHEHU Congratulations to the Seniors m ng LESTER W. METZ Real Estate and Metz Beauty Shoppe Diamonds - Watches - Gifts - Appliances IIIIIIIIIIHI IIIIIILIIIII SERVICE Galion's Leading Jewelry and Gift Shop Class Ring Headquarters SWITZER HEATING CO. Coal, Gas and Oil Furnaces Installing and Repair Waterman Waterbury Authorized Dealer Phone 3-1303 Rear 320 W. Church Best Wishes GALION AUTOMOBILE CLUB 139 Harding Way West Let us solve your gift problem with Fostoria Glassware Gifts for all Occasions .At IIIISU HHIIIIIUHIIE HIIII IIIII SHIIP SEE.MANN'S DRUG STORE Quality Drugs Compliments of GHUUH EUMBEH HHD SUPPEU CU. 408 South Market St A 8. B CARRY-OUT 253 South Market St. Phone Z-9101 Galion, Ohio Free Delivery Compliments of WESTERN HUTU HSSUCIHTE STUHE 128 So. Market Galion, Ohio BUB'S NEWS Robert Bianchi Prop Th Friendly News Dealer CHHTEH ELECTRIC St. Charles Custom Built Kitchens Fixtures and Wiring Devices Electrical Contracting THE GHLIUH EUUITU EXUHHHGE UU. Coal and Farm Supplies Phone 2-8611 Galion, Ohio Best Wishes SHARROCK'S MARINE 81 SPORT SHOP 900 Harding Way West Galion The Sportsman's Paradise WILLARD LOGAN FURNITURE STORE Quality Furniture Carpets 516 Harding Way West Compliments of LOWE'S ACCESSORY SHOP The Finest in Ladies' Accessories MALOY'S BAKERY For Finest Pastries 224 Harding Way East 1 5 -A 4 L x- :- a 1 PACEMAKE35 OF guALl'W A ARIOOKS