Gallatin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Gallatin, MO)

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GALLAMO THIS IS VVH Y SUPHOMURES PLAY HUOKEY!!! GL-olnctric figures clruwu by the Plane Geometry class Mr. Rissler-How many make a dozen? Tll0lll21S Fcurt--Twelvo, sir. Mr. Risslor-How lllillly make a million? TIIUIHEIS--lJZll'IlC1l fcw. lg .Y W

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GALL MO Social Science Cllepartment The Social Science Department includes the following courses: American History. American Problems. Citizenship. European History. The object of all courses in social science is to make well informed and valuable citizens of young men and women. The public school is for general welfare, to produce citizens who will serve the community in peace as well as in war, who will give their time and their money to public benefits, who will serve the town, state and nation, who will keep well informed upon the public needs and who will create unsellish and patriotic public opinion. Miss Dickerson tin American History, telling about the inaugura- tion and death of President Harrisonj-Harrison died one month aft- er he was initiated into office. Mr. Rissler Chaving completed the solution for a long equation in algebraj-Now, we iind that X equals 0. Charles-VVell, all of your trouble for nothing. VVanted-First class broncho buster wants position with a wild west show. Lewis Place. lg W f -If

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GALLAMO Here lie the bodies of: He don't, Kinda, Don-chu, Slang, VVhere at, I Done, Git, Have Went, I Seen, Ain't, Got No, and Mr. 'Em and all the other children of the Bad English family. They were killed and buried by the Sen- ior class of the Gallatin High School, 1925-26. ' ' Gone and Forgotten. lg