Gallatin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Gallatin, MO)

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GALLAM Contents I. CLA SSES. II. DEPA RTMENTS. 1 ul. oHc:AN1zAT1oNs. IV. AUTIVITIES.

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GALLAMO CDedieation O Ex-Governor A. M. Dockaery, a friend and beneficiary of the schools of Daviess county, we dedicate this, the first number of the Gallamo. 'llhree score years this Grand Old Man has cast his vote for educational advancement. His first office was school director at Chil- licothe, Mo. For years he faithfully filled the position of member of the board of education in Gallatin. EX-Governor Dockery founded our own Gallatin High School library, which will go on making students happy, more thoughtful and wiser for innumerable years. Annually on February the eleventh, which is this great person's birthday, he generously gives all school ehildren of Gallatin a high class picture show. He has kindly provided for this to go on for ten years. Not only does Ex-Governor Dockery keep in touch and co-operate with the school children of this connnunity, but each year he gives the boys and girls of Daviess county fifty dollars in prizes which is given away at tl1e end of the school year. He also has provided for a scholarship at Central College, Fayette, Mo. Many eminent men have gone through Central College on the Doekery Scholarship. But what makes all these gifts so precious is the fact that with them, he has given him- self. To give one's self is better than one's alms, He gave himself-beyond the gift of gold. May the students of Gallatin High School never cease to love their dear old friend and benefactor, EX-Governor A. M. Dockery. ll W i f W

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GALLAMO A Picture of the Gallatin High School Building with Playground Equipment May the sight of this picture Bring back to our minds The pleasures of school days, And many fine times Enjoyed on this playground At recess and noon. How we wish that our school days NVQ-ren't over so soon! -W il? - f-If