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

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Julix fjfi'v'r -73111, The senior girls stepped into the class softball championship by an easy win over the sophomore girls. The sophomores defeated the freshmen in the i'irst game and thereby gained the right to play the juniors whom they swamped. The championship game between the sophomores and the seniors gave the senior team the victory, gem gD1n1f1'r1q The folk dancing group from t'ie gym classes. this vear. perform- ed during High School week, in the college gymnasium. The participants in folk dancing were attired in green and white costumes for their particular dance. the Irish Stroll. Coach 3llJIlIl'I1f0II Badminton was included in tie gym classes curriculum this year. 'llie girls pl,iye.l demonstration games of badminton before the physical education group oi tn: Teachers association meeting. Twelve new badminton rackets and nets for three courts as well as several boxes of shuttle-cocks wcre purchased for the badminton games. DVI Katherine Miner, Adeline Burgess, Mildred Horsfurd, Marian Johnson, Betty Lair, Marie Long, Marion Johnson, Shirley Reiss, Marjorie Johnson, eiss, Joan Gastineaui, Helen Kuhn, Elvine Warren, Barham Quist, Marjorie Stewart, :ind Lucille Wes tlake. WH! may 1 Sixteen girls representing Gallatin gym classes attended the skating-swimming play day in Butte Dec. 3. The girls were entertained with luncheon at the high school Cafeteria. Following the luncheon an inspection tour was taken through the Butte high school, The closing event of the day was a chofolate hour given in the model llome Ee cottage. 74

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X girls I Sfporfs rf-U y . Adeline Burgess, Marian Johnson, Joan Gastineau, Mildred I-lorsford, Elvine Warren, Helen Kuhn, Barbara Quist, Elsie Mae Hoffman, Miss Oliver, Betty Lair, and Marie Long. BASKETBALL The sfnior girls took the victory in the feminine basketball tournament of the srhool. The junior team took second in the tourney with a victory over the sophomores. The sophomores were given third place in the tournament as a result of their win over the freshmen girls. Marian Johnson Shllley Reiss, Marjorie Johnson, Betty Lair, Mildred Horszford, :incl Iiaiiizvrilii- ..llllf'l'. V0l,l,EYHUfA -' In a recent volleyball tournament held among tlie girls, the Seniors triumphed over all oopoition. Eiich of the remaining classes placed 'n tficir respective orders, juniors second, sophomores third. and freshmen fourth. 73

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cqhqlz School Week - -W-V -.-- - Twenty Gallatin contestants won nine first places, five sec- onds, and eight thirds in the tenth annual High School week scholastic contest at Montana State college April 27, 28, and 29. Two of the awards were S100 scholarships in major English and home economics which were won by Betty Deem and Elinore Hollier, respectively. Those from Gallatin who placed first were: James Strand, Latin Ilg Jeanne Emery, French IIQ Harold Eagle, mechanical drawing, John Van Camp, plane geometry, Margery Waldorf, English III, Franklin Specht, world history, Pat Dye, English l. Those who won second places were: Jack Dexter, French II, Richard Ward, me- chanical drawingg James Strand, world history, Donald Bell, civicsg and Renneta Law- rence, Latin I. Third places were won by: Jane Doering, economics, Marilyn Casler, major art, Billie Farrington, French lg Joe Copenhaver, woodworking, George Rosness, trigo- nmetryg Orville Fuqua, civicsg Richard Ward, Latin ll, and Flossie Thelander, Eng- lish I. 5 A M L.. .V Top Row: James Strand, Harold Eagle, John Van Camp, Donald Bell, George Rosness and Richard Ward. Second Row: Jack Dexter, Elinore Hollier, Flossie Thelander, Billie Farrington, Joe Copcnhavcr and Franklin Specht. Third Row: Betty Deem, Jane Doering, Marjorie Waldorf, Jean Emery and Rcnneta Laurence. Not in picture: Marilyn Casler, Pat Dye, and Orville Fuqua. 75