Galatia High School - Galatian Yearbook (Galatia, IL)

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Honor Students Special attention is being given to the students of the Galatia Community High School who have made the highest grades throughout their attendance in High School. Students making the highest grade are: Senior Class-Delmond Weir Junior Class-David Gann Sophomore Class-Charles Hankins Freshman Class-Anna Belle Gann, Albert Bledig The students having second highest grades who received honorable mention are: Senior-Ralph Brown A Junior-Velma Keelin Sophomore-Mary Lou Fletcher Freshman-Barbara Mosby

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Calendar SEPTEMBER: 1. Labor day, no school. 2. Miss DeWeese and Mr. Baker entered our school as teachers. 3. Everybody happy. 4. Annual staff selected. 5. First assembly meeting called. 8. Physical Examinations. 9. School is Well under way. 10. Jackie Adams was taken from P. E. class to the hospital. 11. Mr. Phillips had a car wreck. 12. Softball game with Carrier Mills, Galatia Won. 15. Nancy Carter and Joan Zumbaum reported missing. 16. Softball game with Ridgewayg we didn't win. 17. Juniors and Seniors took University tests. 18. Freshmen are finding that school is not a playhouse. 19. Pictures taken. Galatia beat Equality in softball game. 22. Another blue Monday. 23. Doris Jones quit school. 24. Plans made for Senior tea party to welcome the Freshmen girls. 25. What happened? 26. Class Officers elected. 29. Senior Class meeting. OCTOBER : 1. New love affair of Arah and Kielhorn started. 2. Snapshots taken for the Annual. 3. Galatia beat Carrier Mills. Senior tea party given. 6. Sale of Annual ads started. 7. Assembly meeting. 8. Tests are in the air. 9. First six weeks exams. 10. No school, teachers meeting. 13. Margie Williams and her fortune-telling are the center of attraction. 14. Magazine campaign off to a good start. 15. Bob Cain believes that it is better to walk down the stairs. 16. Everyone enjoying October's bright blue weather. 17. Senior pictures are made. 20. Mr. Bond proves himself a poet. 21. Seniors chose announcements and name cardsg Juniors chose their class rings. 22. Report cards distributed. 23. Centennial of Saline County began. 24. Pupils excused to go on Centennial tour. 27. Magazine campaign ended. 28. Assembly meeting the third hour. 29. King and Queen ballots circulating. 30. fine looking group of Hoboes came to school. The carnival 1S a success.