Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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EYES . ln the year of l922 a class which numbered lifty-one entered the Galt High School. At the lirst meeting Ben Dresser was elected president. Our First step in school social activities was taken when we were given a reception. To show our spirit as Freshies we gave the Lipper elassmen in return a Hal- lowe'en masquerade party. The next year our class was smaller. lu spite of this we took an active part in high school activities. lX'lrs. Raab was appointed class advisor. Ben Dresser was re-elected president. Our class took great interest in athletics and dramatics. The girls won the cup in the inter-class games. Anna Lauehert. Lucille llflollring ........ ............ ......,. F o rwards Doris Anderson, Marie Liebelt .............. .,........ C enters Dorothy Evans, Christine Madsen ....... ...........,.. G uards Amelia Raussei '..,... ..............i.........................i.....i..................i................................. S ubstitute The next year eleven Juniors registered. Although our class is small we have carried out our duties as Juniors. Our class officers this year are: Lucille Mollring ........ ....... ..... . . .,................ P resident Christine Madsen ........ ' ' W.-......-----............-,....V1CC-P1'CSlClClllZ Beatrice lilarms ................................,...,.................i........... Secretary and Treasurer Bliss Berry was chosen as our class advisor. N1Ve followed our usual cus- tom and ordered our junior Rings. ' Our class has always been well represented in every school activity. Ben Dresser and Lucille Mollring shone in athletics. Lucille Mollring, playing forward on the lirst girls' basket ball team, helped during '24 and '25 to keep the score always in Galt's favor, lien Dresser, an all around man in athletics, played his Sophomore and junior years on the basket ball team, baseball team, and has been one of Galt's best track men. He also played football. Christine hladsen has taken much interest in dramatics and has well represented our class in plays. For three years we have toiled in Galt High School. Each year our number grows smaller. Though we are few we have tried to do our part in all school activities. -Lucille Mollring. LEigl1teen1

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Sophomores Thirty-eight Freshies, outwardly hold but with hearts beating timidly, signed their names on the High School register in the fall of 1923. 'llhey weathered the regular Freshman initiation, survived other events of the year, and thirty-two of them again appeared on the day of registration in 1924 to become full fledged Sophomores. Our first official act was to elect a president. Helen Bolton, former presi- dent of the Freshman Class, was again chosen for the position. Rub VVise was elected vice-president, Grace Dixon was elected secretary, and Miss Carr was chosen as class advisor. Our class has been well represented in student activities. I--lelen Bolton, Helen Gerling and Dorothy MeEnerney played on the undefeated girls' bas- ketball team. ln dramaties Anna Louise Koontz, Helen Bolton, lrma Wiles, Ross Davis and lrving Adams carried important roles, and in debate Irving Adams and Hazel Cooper were school representatives. Last year our class led in scholarship and this year finds us again with the largest number of honor students. As the end of the term draws near we approach the coming junior year with a determination to do even better in our work, and hope that when the Junior registration day arrives none of us will be missing, but that we may continue together until the day for graduation from the good old G. U. H. -Sam Christian, '27. LT w entyl