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

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jearffrf Ever since lSll2 when Gallatin held the state eliampionship title for two consecu- tive years. interest in debating has gradually increased in selzool. During this year. under the direction ot' Ben Lundquist, eoaeh. Gallatin with some twenty debaters. competed in about thirty debates with teams from more than ten cities. Gallatin established a chapter on the National Forensic league. the honor society for high school debators. in 1931 Lll'lClQI' William Lessley, coach. lt is the second oldest chapter in the state. This yt-ar's membership included eight people: Jane Doering, Harriette Franklin. Gyda Sheppard, Gladys Gaines, Nadine Goodrich. Jack Detmer, and James Strand, Gallatin debators this year sponsored the Southern Di strict fleliate tournament ol' the Montana State High Sehooi Debate le que. They entertained eight teinns and their coaches from Butte, Helena, Columbus, Lau 'el. Three Forks, Dillon, and Gallatin. In the tournament Gallatin took the cistriet title by defeating Three Forks in tl' - finals, thereby winning the right to debate i n thc state debate tournament in Missoula at the time of the spring track meet. ru-.. V l 4 I A I Top row: Phyllis But:-her. Orville Fuqua, -hum-s Strand, Ed Miller. Ruth D4-em, and Gyda Sheppard. Middle row: Marjorie Clark, Phil Pollovk. Harold Poynter, Roh B. Johnson, -lawk Dexter, null Adelinl VW:-kberg. Front row: Hen Lumlquist, sponsor: .lane Dol-ring, llurriette Flilllklill, Gladys Gaines. x1llllll1'G0lNl rirll, and Robert Nielsen. 50

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.emi 1 me EC Club ft-90.9 i First row: La Vera Curdy, Lavlna Kurk, Ruby Thomas, Katherine Metcalf, Dorothy Pinkerton, An- nabelle Collier, Ann Wilson, Adele Wyatt, Margery Copping, Ruth Curdy, Ruth Skinner, Nina Koger, and Betty Richardson. S000Ild l'0W5 Marilyn ROSBIIDUK. Esther Brelsford, Marjorie Waldorf, Ruth Black, Melva Mae Skand, Dorothy Preston, Cecil Puckett, Bonnie Van Ausdol, Imogean Puckett, Audrey Noyes, Dor- othy Marquis, Vivian Love, Alice Alfred, Ida. Bea Prather, Virginia. Baker, Elsie Thomas, Sarah Davis, Wlnona Norton, and Evelyn Glenn. Third row: Thelma Rosenberg, Mary Ann Batch, Maxine Gllchrlst, Betty I-Illl, Jean Haynes, Mayda Shelhamer, Margaret Caven, Margaret DeWayne, Olive Noyes, Margaret Heehderks, and Miss Florence Schaeffer. Not in picture: Betty Bellows, Phyllis Butcher, Janet Coe, Margery Durham, Gwen Haynes, Elinore Hollier, Gertrude Love, Jane McCarthy, Elsie Martinez, and Audrey Whiteman. OFFICERS President-Dorothy Pinkerton Vice-President-Anabelle Collier Secretary-Ann Wilson Treasurer-Adele Wyatt Sponsor-Miss Florence Schaeffer The Home Economics club is composed of girls who have taken home economics in Gallatin. The club aims to do something for home, school, and community, to promote the ideals of loyalty, friendship and courtesy among the members of the club and the student body. In carrying out these aims the club this year has given a father-son ban- quet for the Future Farmers, given a banquet for their mothers, sent Christmas baskets to the poor, sold pies in order to buy equipment for the department, organized a very novel Kitchen Kabinet Band for Stunt Nite, and gave some very successful parties for the members. This club was organized in 1929 under Miss Reinbecke and Miss Waite and in 1934 became affiliated with the national organization. 49

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Maflz, Gfub Top row: John Van Camp, Bill Davis, Tom Synmonds, Betty' Jean Deem, Janice Gieseker, Nor- man Hansen, Ed Voldseth, Mildred Grande, Louis Schaffer, Willard Davis, and Jumes Buckland, S l0llS0l'. lvliddle row: Rallph Challander, Holllce Snyder, Irene Smiley, Ruby Thomas, Ellvirn Thompson, Leila Ruth Linfield, and Jean Galer. Bottom row: Tom l-Iallln, Miss Davis, Helen Qulst, Gyda Sheppherd. John M. Youlkos, Gladys Gaines, and James Berg. OFFICERS President-Gladys Gaines Vice-President-Irene Smiley Secretary-Treasurer-Ruby Thomas The Math club was started in the fall of 1930 with Mr. Buckland as sponsor. It was then known as the Mathematics club and was a departmental activity, in which any student interested might belong. Several years ago it was changed to the Delta X club. Membership in the club is now limited to students who are interested. and who have had six quarters of math, maintaining a B average, and who are taking math. Candidates are accepted by vote of the club members. Ten new members were admitted this year. The Delta X club aims to present and discuss mathematical subjects of interest to the members. The annual social event is a picnic in the spring. 51