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

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NX O0 SW' xX . TARGETEERS TargeTeers Rifle Club is composed of girls who vvanT To learn The care and use of a rifle. Targefeers is affiliated wiTh The NRA. Mr. Donald is The sponsor. Amid The explosions, The snapping of bolTs being opened and closed, and The clang of shells, The girls climb up The ladder of marlcsmanship To The disTinguished rifle- man award. NNW :Wa ooaxa' Ca 0 NX' ' BOYS' RIFLE CLUB The GallaTin High Schools Boys' Junior Rifle Club CBoyl There's a TiTle and a halfl is The schools only Boys' rifle club. CLucky for The school.J ITs membership is com- posed of 33 boys iThaT figures, see- ing how iT's a boys rifle clubb and is sponsored by Mr. Cullen. The club is a member of The Nafional Rifle AssociaTion and is also affiliaT- ed wiTh The DirecTor of Civilian Marksmen of The war deparTmenT. These fellas can be found aT odd nighTs of The week, dovvnsTairs on The rifle range, Trying Their besT To shooT some decenT TargeTs. Seriously Though, The rifle club's main aim is To Teach The boys accuracy, safetv vviTh firearms, and good sporTsman- ship. Front row, lef1 To righT: Steve Opium, Joe Cullen, Orval Hinerman, Larry Gaffney, Jim Epler, Dan Alverson. Second row: Mr. Cullen, Deane Epler, Dave Swingle, Glen John sTon, Les Saunders, Ken Ballinger. Third row. Bob Bossack, Dale Carlson, Tom Mowen Ken Richardson, John Gardner, Gary Lichfe.

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Front row, left to right: Sharon Henderson, Jane,Howard, Peggy Benson, Juanell Tate, Jean Crawley Bobbie Cross, April Kershner, Mary Lou Beekler. Second row: Mary Culp, Mrs. Buzalsky, Judy McColly Mildred Rosner, Ann Kutzman, Suzanne Litle, Pam Hoffman, Melva Schultz, Carol Bridgewater. Third row Marcene Sievert, Nancy Thomas, Helen Reed, Bobbie Christenot, Sydney Davis, Sharon Crabtree, Judy Frederickson, Faye Backman. Gosh! After All! Tennis my unlucky number! The Girls' Athletic Association is a newly organized group of about thirty athletic minded girls. They get together every few weeks for games and fun. The highlight of their program is a yearly play day with girls from nearby towns. We wish you suc- cess with your venture, girls, and hope you will become more skillful than our little Hawkus. Sponsored by THE DIPPER-LEWIS SALES CO.