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

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OLD ing was erected in 1901 and 1902. lt consisted of 10 rooms, but in 1914 more rooms were added. PRESENT This half million dollar building was built in 1937 and 1938 adding 12 new rooms. These included the various sci- ence laboratories, music room, library and the home ec. department. ,.,mt-Mmatilmmtiiillfl NEW Q az m.,., ,f . TRIBUTE TO GALLATIN The clamor in the halls, the cheering at the games, the parties, the good times, the friends we made-these are the memories we will always have of old G.C.H.S. We may leave you in person, but not in spirit, Old Gallatin. We wish the best of luck to those of you who are about to enter a beautiful new school, and we hope that your memories of it will be as wonderful as ours have been at Gallatin. We pay homage to you, Gallatin, and a tribute to the new school, that will take your place. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Gallatin Co. High School was or- ganized in 1898 and the first build-

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SCIENCE Mae Lessley Jean McReynoIds CUSTODIANS ,T PROGRAM Hans Rath Top Right, Earl Werner Lower Right, Ray Callantine

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Townseirrli, Dave Anderson, Doug Hallesy, Ed Howard, Norm Crane, John Stim get Gary C! PM: 0'Brien, Jack Rogers, Bill Townsend, Dean Mikkelson ihawn Lcwi mater Phil Nuber. STAFF ss It I , i - 2 ml 1' E 4 , , ,, 1 i l . -Q' -1 e fulryuxg zum ms er in presenting a long hair conf, Ru-binoff gaily fidd. :ett in many varil .ng Boogie Woogie.i sented I could Havef Night in a very de- , 1er. He gave the stun is passages from Rap- e, 'Clair De Lune, Lcerto, Chopin's Pol- an novicv requested ,ii C Q arson. sl, pre it of the t I I V, had h0n0I' of in a nnax edllcc fed-,tor lscript hn the back Schol Nexson, 3: ass-man pocke teh, which - , NW' H 596' ' . D P93101 dmc- . we ax. ubl-nof e greatest sian area- aww - An hi. 59 oi : work I ill Rogers, betwil Wh xo lima edxxefgan, eduo' -0. They I - - xxaffl' x-uw 5? 5.559 'll b - 1 eligible ,X HH D-Ck I Steven HEY W1 9 20 vlosed N ln Pl'.?B'I'3m and may he, OPQleadoxs0 agen W0 oy Mrs. Stutsman, their ims.Lu 1 ' with the by Writil I PhoxoQ'a9W,,PeC gduor Oi P visor. Mrs. Crawley, Mrs. Kraft, nt Boc A nnnnng lt Craftsman er govfmg man29e aSgis1a i and Chapter mothers will also ac- sl0W1l the Stage' Cor 01-atio OPP bus-xneslx S9099 .lment l7 -many them. -1 - p 1 Uma' f Slqeia ...s are encour . . Awards f Rpave' w1l1 put on two skits. lecll t d ' th 0 11136 1ndepQ11dently an the national and re isi AML ere in e submit their papers to a ,med HCM- Of th is in 3 aff for this year 0 er Qeside 'Mast and Mary .. Ca, presentatives, J gepta I ney Davis, ju' h babim E1 Iacobs, sopho' IF ' ,Ben 9 the new edi' EE? i Ka , I resentative v The? 'nem ' J meg E you poet harlotte if tl In rry Edgar rl Id f 5. mg to run 'ppiini' ' 1 ' 1. strict song thus ar. . . - fe IS a candi- oo Q etary. PFGXY SWS be in charge of s ,was elected Crabtree, vice ci Nielson., seci b at an orgariiz er 2. After the was adjourned ed on their diff Barbara -lf.. or this year, av' rl ppear in last OM, Ztv 'wirlers. 413- Hs typing, U. S. History, bl- iorthand, and study hall. ie isnit twirling, Barbara enjoys skiing hiking and moun- nthusiastic Z - ' ' b' iSh olds on FFA Trlg fxcllfhfg e is 6 in find Barbara hi ma, 'Bmw hour and will 4 hour. Grads Pleclged af MSC The- following Gallatin ates pledged Montana Stag lol- legt sororities: I du-