Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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GAA 9 G.A.A. members, starting bottom, left to right: Joan Sharkey, Betty DeLay, Mary Ann Farrell, Julene Rawe, Nona Crain, Sharon Linn, Donna Moon, Sue Mann, and Veronica Beaudry, iSecond rowl LaVonne Schellinger, Carol Dressell, Florence Daley, Norma Bur- rus, Mary Moseley, Jennie Lou Farrell, Gladys Johnson, Myrtle Baynham, Pat Blair, Mary Kay Holland, Jean Ackerman, and Myrtle Glick. tThird row? Miss Aurora Muske, sponsor, Jean Wessler, Peggy Sevold, Pat Crain, Jean Mclnerney, Inga Holter, Ruth Casey, Viola Russell, Pat Webb, Judy Stewart, Elinor Rawe, LaVonne Peterson, Delephine Allison, Loretta Rice, and Emma Botkin. The Glasgow Girls' Athletic Association is organized to promote a worth while sports program, to make worthy use of leisure time, to develop sportsmanship and skill in all sports, and to develop better individuals through healthful living. This year the G.A.A. has sponsor-ed dances, with their annual Sweater Swing as the outstanding occasion. An initiation and theater party were other events. The girls take an active part in all sports and receive awards accordingly. Girls receiving high-point awards are Jean Mc- Inerney, Gladys Johnson, Julene Rawe and Viola Russell. An Honorary Award winner is Nona Crain. U The Glasgow G.A.A. is steadily increasing in membership each year. This year there are approximately 40 members. ..16, Q 'G.A.A. officers, left to right: Sharon Linn, Secretary-Treasurerg Julene Rawe, Points Managerg Nona Crain, President. Not pictured is Donna Munson, Vice President.

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G ULU Q G-Club members, starting back row, left to right: Kenny Paulson, Ted Parker, Bill Sternhagen, Tobe Miller, Duge Koon, Gerald Stensland, Walter Russell, and Bill Nelson. Second row: Larry Holland, Thurlo Schindler, Duain Bowles, Burt DeLay. Casper Czyzeski, Wes Goheen, Garth Maag, Gail Stensland, and Glen Johnson. Front, Al Combs and Don Phay. The G-Club is made up of boys who have been awarded a letter in one of the following sports: football, basketball or track. To become a member one must pass through the initiation and then have a two-thirds vote of the G-Club members. At all the home football -and basketball games, the G-Club boys sell programs and keep order with their paddles. tDon't get rowdy kids-these really hurt.J The G-Club also spon- sors an annual G-Club dance. At the annual G-Club banquet, to which fathers and mothers are invited, letters are awarded to the boys who have earned them. 41? me X Xu' . , , l 4 ffikf' l 'i 'V .. vp ' f X - Wt ,AN Q G-Club officers, left to right: Larry Holland, Publi- city managerg Gail Stensland, Vice President, Alvin ki., Hoffman, Sponsorg Richard Alley, Sceretary-Treas- 1'-J' urerg Dave Bundy, President. -15-

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AGNES FUHRMAN HOMECOMING KING HOMlECOMlNG AND QUEEN' ki I l ., Q King and Queen crowned as attendants look on-left to right: Bill Sternhagen, Betty Billingsley, Dave Bundy, Garth Maag, Agnes Fuhrmlan, Dorothy Briggs, and Grace Caricaburu. ' This year saw the beginning of something we all 'hope will become a tradition in G.H.S.- the Homecoming. The theme was Roundup and western clothes were the order of the day for faculty and students both. Homecoming activities began Friday, Oct. 18 with a pep assembly, after which the entire school, led by the band, Marched up to the Big G where the Freshmen gave it it's annual facelifting. That night at 7:30 there was a huge bon-fire and the announcement was made that Garth Maag and Agnes Fuhrman had been elected Homecoming King and Queen. Saturday was highlighted by a pep parade and a snake dance in the business district, featuring special floats made by the home rooms and clubs of the school. A prize was awarded to the Junior Class for the best float. The main feature of the Homecoming was the football game between Missoula and Glasgow, which ended with Glasgow on the short end of the 31-7 score. During the half, the coronation ceremony was held ,4 . we King and Queen by the busi- ness men of Glasgow. The festivities ended with a dance at the Civic Center where the King and Queen led the Grand March. B s -17- GARTH MAAG and gifts were given to the qr 4