Gallatin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Gallatin, MO)

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ALL MO Historyg of Junior Class N September 3, 1923, lifty-live students .enrolled in the Gallatin Iligh School as 1Il0lllbOl'S ot' the Freshinan class. The class was composed ot' twenty-tive boys and thirty girls. This class was the saine as all other Frfeslnnan classes except that it showed unusual promise and ability. Uur Sophomore year ennolhnent was about the salne, although a few left and others canie in. Here we gained the distinction of hav- ing- the most successful Latin and plane geometry class CD. This group of students has always ranked high in scholarship and has been noted for its interest in school activities. ln the county musical and spelling contest the winners were members of this class. ln the third year of our high school career, fifty-two boys and girls enrolled as nmeinbers of the Junior class. This class has more honor rank students than any other class in high school. The junior class of 1925 and '26 has the promise of being' the larg- est g'raduating' class in the history of Gallatin High School, also a promise of a successful future. lg W X , v..

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