Gallatin County High School - Gallatin Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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meh Club Top Row: Jane McCarthy, Mildred Horsford, Jane LaBertew, Jean Cole, Beryl Tandy, Maxine Gil- christ, Peggy Kerr, Katherine Batch, Jeanne Emery, Beverly Willson, Billie Farrington, Marjorie Teslow. Second Row: Mae Papke, Helen Mlke, Glenetta Haas, Betty Menzel, Eleanor Vollmer, Janice May- field, Doris Holmqulst, Betty Isaac, Mary Stewart Lovelace, Harrlette Franklin, Lloyd Sandiland. Thlrd Row: Bob B. Johnson, Mae Clarke, Virginia Howell, Ruth Hoffman. Fourth Row: Sam I-Iolller, Norman Anderson, June Roberts, Marjorie Evans, Jean Haynes, Mary Ann Batch, Helen McCollum, Laura Mae Peterson, Dorothy Marquis, Roy Hauser, Fred Christoph- Gl'S0l'l. Fifth Row: Alice Oliver, sponsorg Jack Dexter, Betty Martzell, Joe Eagle, Peggy June Saunders, Henry Gay, Jane Doering, Amybeth Tunnieliff, Helen Cowger, Margaret Linfield, Jackie Taylor. OFFICERS Chairmen-Harriette Franklin and Betty Isaac Secretary-Treasurer-Jean Haynes The French club was organized two years ago under the direction of Miss Alice Oliver. the French teacher. French I and French II students make up its membership. During the year meetings are held every two weeks. A variety of programs included a French story by Mrs. Durand, French songs by Mrs. Cowan, and French games and songs with the group as a whole participating. To climax the year a program was given with the Latin club and a party was enjoyed in the gymnasium afterwards. One of the big events of the year was aparty in February celebrating Mardi Gras or Shrove Tuesday. It was a gala affair during which Margaret Linfield was crowned Queen of Mardi Gras with Norman Anderson as King. The attendance is good 1 il the French students derive benefit as well as pleasure from the meetings. 43

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Blllillll Gini First or second year Latin students are eligible for membership in the Latin club. Meetings are held every two weeks and presided over by a president and secretary. At every meeting some intersting custom. entertainment. phase ot' daily lite, or festival ot' the ancient Romans is discussed, explained, and exemplified. Two very special meetings are held each year. One is at Christmas time to cele- brate the old Roman holiday, Saturnalia, The other is on or around April 21. to com- memorate the founding of Rome in 753 BC. by wolf-mothcred Romulus and his ill-fated brother, Remus. At the Saturnalia, Christmas carols are sung in Latin, and gifts exchanged. The Latin club enables students to meet together for a social as well as educational purpose. lt helps them to understand those remarkable Romans who have influenced modern life so much by their advanced knowledge and useful language, and whose works of art and architectural ruins. beautiful even in crumbles, we still gaze upon and wonder. OFFICERS President-Jimmie Strand Secretary-Chnrline Slaughter Treasurer-Fred Happel Top row: Fred Happel, Harold E. Wilson, Edward Stewart, John Hansen, .lurk Marquis, Rhoda: I-lalvemon, Laura Plumlee. Dorothy Sheppard, Vern Morrow, Betty June Sheppard, Gordon MK'l1f'll'. Seeond row: Helen L. Thompson, Aileen Casler, Christine Hoverson, Marjorie Davis, Luellle Haight, Robert Haight, Roberta Renz, Eva Gene Spaulding, Peggy Hanson, Elsie Peterson, Tbelnul Rosenberg, Junior Hallesy, Richard VVnrd, Ray Lewis. Thlrd row: Bob Henderson, Bob Poor, Dorothy Davis, Margaret Thompson, Ben Miles, Don Lungohr, Dona Morrow, Josephine Norman, Ruth Deem, Re letta Lawrence, l,0ll1,fl2 i Morrison. Fourth row: Miss Aekerly, sponsor: Put Purdy, Helen Ann Thompson, Betty t'ona.nt, Normun llnn- sen, Charllne Slaughter. Diek Pure, Franklin Spec-'it, Caroline Bradley, .lim Pence, Elsie Neville. Fifth row: Louise Jones, Patty Kirk, Mary Cantrell, Barbara Bergen, Ninn Borton, Wuller 'l'rnltt, Beverly Paine, Mary Vaughn, Ray Gustafson, Eddie Hines, Bob Nielsen. Not in pletnre: .lim Strand, Edward Miller. 42

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3ridqer ,Qlfle fuh The Bridger Rifle club was organized O:tober Sl, 1936, under the direction of Mr. C. M, Silverthorn. The club has expanded from a small group of boys using donated equipment and space to a group numbering 25 and owning the greater part of its equipment. The Bridger Rifle club is a member of the National Rifle association and is entered in the bi-weekly matches from December to April, It is also affiliated with the Director of civilian marksmen of the War department under which it has obtained ammuni- tion and targets for the promotion of mark:manship. Below are the ratings of the respectxe members on lX'lay l. They are listed from the lowest to the highest, Pro Marksman: Jack Carlson. Allen lfnibry. Marksman: Don Carlson, Guy Elliott. and James Kieffer. lVIarksman. First Class: Phil Sandquisit and .lack Bailey. Sharpshooteri Fifth class: Norman Anderson, Joe Hrff. Dale Visser. and Lester Waiwood. Fourth class: Clifford llallesy. John Henson. and Don Rundell. Third class: Lester Crouse. Ed Miller. :nd George Hosness. Second class: Harold Wilson. and Jack lVlcBride. First class: Willard Davis. and Robert Kleinschmidt. Expert: Keith Miller. No qualification: Robert Neilsen. and larl Bradford. OFFICERS President-Keith Miller Secretary-Guy Elliott Vice-President-Willard Davis Treasurer-Harold Wilson Top row: Jack 'Nh-Iirille Fdwwrd Nliller I1-stir vbv'll'XYll0ll X ' .. ' ' ' ' ' v 1- ' 1- , Til I Dz'.', ll' 'Y-'.-+' Exgfllrd Hilllesy. und Joe Huff. I In nh I 0 N rt h ' 'IN In mn' . llle row: lielznld Nl:-Nlilin George Posness hm-x'1l I' I ll ' ' ' I hurles Nlverthorn, slxonsor. K num! U nh hm r' mu Lum! nd .l'h:ll::llwqAlrist,llial:-l:'issi?r, .:zunes Kiefer. Harold N'ilson, and Norman Anderson. ' -1 'i 1lll'Y, Zur nu orc, Don e ,i Iso , .Ii lk Q3 1, A. . 1 . , , .V hr-Y' John 'Immun' Robvrt Nvilwll' r n ic xr son, list: r 1 rolls: . .Uh in Lul- -1-1