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

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S660-Z0 ll slr UA Top row: Bill .liulc-vim-, .lim Dia-lc-1011, Mzirlyn SI111111, Dun Holi:-1-, and llnris ,le-zxn lizifgsilgilc-. Svvniid row: Ivan Harlan, liklllfil Mm' l'1'tvrso11, -Ewan Ilalpiiw-, Vi':1'tvr Truilt. Ciwviislolyii Hziyiu---, :uid Amylwth Tunnic-liff. Third row: Zzulv Salem llirkmuii, spniiwnrg l'vggy llnwaird, Eloisa- lmhrliiml, B1-My ,livin Dvvin, :xnil Bob ll. Jnhnsmi. UFFICICRS President-lflloisc Lvhrkind Vice-President-Butty Doom Sccrctary-Peggy Howard 'fronsurvr-Bob B. JUIIIISUII Tho S1'h01'z11 J1111i111' IVl11sic 1'l11l1 was stzirtcd 111 1936 111111 1'11do1'11tvd shnvrllx' 11i't1'1'w111'd Any high schorxl st11dv11t st11dyi11g music 1111dc'1' Mrs. IDil'kS41I1 is cligiblu fm' 1111-111h01'ship, Ihvrv 11111 two mm-vtiiigs il 1111111th 111 thc' piiicticv 11111111 111 the high sch1111l, N'I11sic'11l history z111d z1pp1'vciz1ti1111 11111 thc 11111111 tupits 111' study 111' thc' club. Its aim is the z1chi0V0111v11t of Zl bcttci'1111p1'vciz1ti1111 of 11111siC, U1-Ivgaitvs t11 tht- stzitv 1'1111vv11tio11 held in Kalispell lute lust spring tI1C1LldL'd .Alillil Lcc C11s111s. KIz114l'1'11 Slum' lllld Bob B. .Iuh11so11. Thv zictivitics of this club have L-1111sistvd111':1 lX1f11l1f11 s U11x'1'11114'111'1 fivoii 111 tho IVI1111tz11111 stzitc-1'11ll1-Iv fx'11111z1si11111 :md 1111 21111111111 s11'i11 1 f111'm11I. I L . L. . Bti

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mum! Staff Top row: Howard H. Dean, adviser: David Wes rel, Forest Owens, Paul Meaulor, Keith Miller, Frank Mougcy, Don ltunde'l, Kenneth Yadon, Richard Doely, Joe Stevens. Second row: James Dickson, Bob Joe Daems, Annabelle Collier, Jean Galer, Agnes Taylor, Har- rlette Franklin, Donald Enghretson, Ellen Carr, Effie Scott, Dorothy Williams. Third row: Harold Eagle, editor: Margaret Caven, Marilyn Casler, Maxine Whiteaker, Dorothv Pinkerton, Jcan McCollum, Laura Mae Peterson, Peggy Howard, Margaret Pope, Anna Lev 0059115- Mr. Peck, advisor. The school annual became a possibility after the purchase of a photo-engraving plant during the winter months. The senior class backed the sale, and with the help of the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, were able to sell the 400 copies necessary before the actual production of the annual could begin. The business manager was Harold Eagle, who was later succeeded by Peggy Lou Howard, after his election, by the staff to be annual chairman. Howard Dean was the editorial advisor, and George Peck directed the printing and binding of the annual. Sel- ection for the staff was made on the basis of merit as shown by achievements in English, journalism, or art. The individual pictures of the underclassmen were taken by the photography staff, consisting of Forrest Owens, Paul Meadov, and Harold Eagle. All the work of the annual was done in the school by the students, with Mr. Peck's printing classes doing the printing. 55

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g2H'l'0Il5 The Parrots is an organization to develop interest and talent in dramatics. It was organized in 1926 by Miss Dina Rees Evans, English and dramatics instructor. Through the Parorts, the students have received training and experience in play production. To those outside the organization the profits from the Parrot productions have provided a donation to the recording machine in the music room, the projection machine in the auditorium, a series of assemblies presented to the students for the school year '39 and '40 and many other similar advantages. To gain admission into the organization a student must show definite ability in some phase of dramatics. The candidate must have participated in some part of the work in a major three-act Parrot play or had parts in three one act plays accepted by the Parrots. The candidate's performance must be approved by the Parrots. Parrot plays for the past five years have been directed by the present adviser, Mr. Roberts. OFFICERS President-Don McKee Vice-President-Kirby Whitham Secretary-Treasurer-Jim Dickson Sponsor-Arthur Roberts rop row: Dick Smiley, Frank W'oodland, Arthur Roberts, sponsor: Frank Mougey, Douglas Morri- son, Dale Fcarn, Don McKee, James Dickson, Frank Howard, Charles Lionin, Ed Chauner, Kirby Whitham, Marlyn Stone, Barbara Quist, Sarah Davis, and Marjorie Davis. Second row: Gladys Gaines, Louise Jones, Marilyn Casler, Annabelle Collier, Elinore Hollier, .lean M1-Collum, Vivian Gillette, Marjorie W'al4l0rf, Betty Gastlneau, Jean Haynes, Ruth Dexter, Margery Durham, Mary Ann Batch, Vivian Love, and Mar gmret Carlson. Third row: Margaret Caven, Lucille VVestlake, Afgnes Taylor, Jane Doering, Betty Isaac, Lois Koch, Ruth McLeod. Harriette Franklin, Anna Lee Cosens, Laura Mae Peterson, Peggy Howard, Dorothy Pinkerton, and Ida Bea Prather. Front row: Bill Davis, John M. Vonlkos, Lewis Miyfield, Jim Gray. Tom Hnllin. Paul T irrett, Marvin Jones, Jim Pence, Dean Hanseman, Gene Taylor, Forrest Owens, Vernon Holmqu P and David VV:-ssel. 57 I 4