Great Falls High School - Roundup Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

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THE ROUNDUP Walter William Seltzer Walt does not operate a publicity bureau ; he does not need one. After he broke into fame by acting Peyton in The Prince Chap, ' all the femmes in the school thought him the best- loo king: thing. But he paid no atten- tion to this, got himself down to work, and just sails on, oblivious to fate or woman He ' s even able to fool the faculty, which is .more than most of us can do. Everything Promo does, he does well, and he does every- thing. Manual Training Course ; Prince Chap (3) ; Prom Committee; Party Committee (3) ; Senior Invitation Committee ; Class Basketball (3, 4) ; Class Track (1, 2, 3, 4) ; 1922 Roundup Staff 13); Advertising Manager, Roundup ' 23. Cora Olsox Cora is something of a philosopher, for hei outlook on this somewhat disappointing life is that to have definite aims, to work hard and diligently, to sacrifice silently, and to have joy all along the path, not forgetting the human touch, is the sure road to success. And then as an afterthought she adds, Some bonks ars to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few have to be really chewed, but be careful what you eat. Her high grades in stenography and typewriting hint at a high salary in the business world. General Course. Entered from Dodson High (2) ; Glee Club (4). Margaret Ward How she has acquired the ability to keep her numerous homos faithful and happy has always been a mystery to us — perhaps it is because she has practised long and diligently. She has been biased by the gods with a beauty rare and exceptional. There is an aristocratic shade in her manner, but it would be hard to misconstrue it as exclusiveness, as it is so plainly a near relative of shyness and is so well carried. Peggy ' s is a quiet personality, and she has a frankness among girl friends that is to be envied. General Course; Hi-Life Staff (2); Party Committee (2) ; Roundup Day Program (4). Robert H. Wilson To speak truth, he has not distinguished himself by remarkable feats in athletics, in club work, or in the recitation halls, but he has been an excellent classmate, participating in and affording much amusement. He owns to a mild, unobtrusive personality but among his own kind he is genial and friendly. We recall, in connection with Bob, wild days of frivolity in Junior chemistry, which unfor- tunately ended disastrously at the end of the second semester, but which were a lot of fun while they lasted. Helpful in time of need, sympathetic in time of Brief, loyal to a cause, a little careless, a trifle lazy, a bit intolerant — just a good example of the average high school boy. Scientific Course ; Music Club (2) ; Senate (2, 3). 9 2 3 twenty-one

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THE ROUNDUP % THE HONOR ELEVEN Fred Ronning Frances Tietjen William Cowan Marjorie Macrae Hilda Carlson Robert Lowney Margaret Brown Helen Porter SECOND HONOR LIST Robert McCaig Eloise Walker Clark Turner Ethel Ulmer, Jean Graham, Mildred Chelkiuist, Elizabeth Ann Irwin, Mildr-d Merkl?y, Warren Mowery, Alice Landers, Marie Kernaghan, Leonard Zipperian, Christina Zipperian Rachel Fairfull, Russell Cox, Julia Berek. •923 Ap twenty

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THE ROUNDUP Polly Marble Bristol Say, who took that emotional part in the Junior play in ' 22 ? Polly Bristol. Well, it certainly was superbly and intelli- gently portrayed. Of course, it was — Polly does things that way ! And thoroughness is another feature of Polly. We do not exactly know how to de- scribe her, except that — well, she ' s the kind of girl you like to meet. It is a real pleasure to talk to her or to have her talk to you. And for charm of manner — but we don ' t need to say more. Put all her attributes together and you have Polly. And Polly ' s just Polly. We ' re sure glad we met her and have known her for four years ! General Course ; Girls ' League Representa- tive (1, 2) ; Senior Dramatics ; The Correct Thing (2); Prince Chap (3); The Neigh- bors (4) ; Merely Mary Ann (4). Norma G. Clem This demure young lady has followed the banner of ' 23 faithfully and quietly, leaving the spectacular achievements to others. From Bunny ' s first appearance she has been the envy of her classmates whenever a piano is around. Did you ever hear her play? Simply wonderful. When she fully awakens to her accomplishmenuts, the wall of bashful re- serve, behind which she retires in moments of embarrassment, will vanish. She is an ar- dent student of languages — especially French. N ' est-ce-pas. Norma? Classical Course; Musical Club (2, 3, 4) ; Secretary Music Club (2, 3); President Music Club (4); Glee Club (2, 3); Orchestra (2, 3); Kickball (2) ; Prom Banquet Committee; Girls ' League Party Committee 1.3, 4). ■■■ ■ Alex W. Kilroy Oh, here we have the noble Alexus, the Idle of the King — -eh — Alexander ? His chief pastime — the gentle art of doing nothing. In fact it is his trump card. He has the knack of making friends and is a hard work- er — when there is no work to be done. Bluf- fing is somewhat like poetry in that men must be born with an aptitude for it. Killey was born that way. His ability as an artist is known far and wide, and many of his best known works of art will be left on the desks of the school for his wondering successors to gaze upon. General Course; Cartoonist for Roundup (4). Rachel Margaret Fairfull A fair flower from the prairie near Stock- ett, as happv and free as the day is long. If Rachel were as assiduous in pleasing the teachers as she is in following up her other hobbies, she would certainly win a place among those mythical, incomprehensible Hon- or Ten of her class. Her Amazonian stature leads us to believe that if it were a question of to fight or not to fight, she would fight, and there is no doubt as to who would be the victor. Ray says we aren ' t made to be good in this world — but we try to be. General Course. Entered from Centerville High School (3). 1923 twcnty-tv.o