Galatia High School - Galatian Yearbook (Galatia, IL)

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Freshmen Barbara Keown Herbert Krausz Felecia Menkosky Philip Pittman Mable Mott Pat Murphy Bob Poole Joan Ryan Roy Lee Pyle Betty Orto Peggy Ross Fredrick Slavens Barbara Smith Esther Takacs Billy Wallace James Russell Barbara Mosby David Pyle Doris Schwartz William Thompson Lois Sullivan Deloris Thomas Harold Woolard Ruth Williams Arthur Watson George Zinn Eugene Brown Bob Wallace Leona Wright Joseph E. Alecci

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r no W- Freshman Class History When the Freshmen started to school last fall there was an enrollment of sixty-six doubtful, nervous and excited boys and girls. Since those September days, four Freshmen dropped out of school. Mrs. Groves, the class sponsor, helped the class choose officers at a meeting in the gymnasium, on Friday, Sptember 19. Delmar Cox was elected as presidentg Keith Deal became Vice President, Jerry Cook was selected as secretaryg and Wanda Braden was elected for class treasurer. Several boys made the Freshman Basketball team. They were Jerry Cook, Keith Deal, Lilbern Kent, Herbert Krausz, Albert Bledig, Bob Bond., Pat Murphy, Jimmy Boatright, Robert Karnes and James Russell. Those of the class who were exempted from all the mid-ye-ar examinations were Albert Bledig, Betty Orto, Barbara Mosby, Anna Belle Gann, Deloris Thomas and Mary Carter. Highest grades for the Freshmen go to Anna Belle and Albert Bledig. These two had the same average. In the Galatian Hall of Fame, the Freshmen have seven repre- sentativcs: Sammy Edwards and Ruth Williams had the nicest smiley Joan Ryan was the best dressed, Mona Hedger was chosen as the cutest girl of the classy James Russell was the cutest boyg Betty Higgins was the most popular and Arthur Watson the most talkative. The Freshmen close the year, anticipating the ventures of Sopho- mores of 19493' I