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

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Class Treasurer (2) ; Class President (3, 4) ; National Honor Society (3, 4); Football (3, 4); Booster Club (3, 4). Jimmie is an athlete, a scholar, a perfect gentleman, and a tried and true friend. What more could be said of any one unless his Apollo- like features were referred to? But we need not dwell on that, for we all know that he is right there when it comes to good looks. With all these virtues and his accepted popularity, , Jim is in- deed a princely chap. However, such things don ' t bother him at all, for they are just a part of him ; he is more interested in attaining the goal he has set for himself. No doubt, some day he will be a very noted and efficient medical spe- cialist. General Course Girls ' League; Basketball (2, 3, 4); Music Club (3, 4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Montana Inter- scholastic Music Meet (3, 4); Class Secretary (4). One will always be able to pick Tillie Reiner out from among a crowd on account of her per- sonality, which is at once striking and pleasing. She entered G. F. H. S. three years ago and since that time she established a high record in both academic and athletic subjects. Her genial nature and ever-ready sense of humor won for her a host of friends and admirers. She was a valuable addi- tion to the basketball team, having been chosen class captain in her junior year. Her many class offices have kept her working for the school much of the time. Nora Margaret Lowry General Course Girls ' League ; Secretary, Girls ' League (2) ; Vice President of Class (1 4); Booster Club 13, 4) ; Secretary, Booster Club (4) ; Dramatics Club (3, 4); Vice President, Dramatics Club 14); Sen- ior Dramatics ( 4) ; Prom Committee (3); Nothing But The Truth (3); Passing of the Third Floor Back (4). Nora makes many think that something is held in reserve ; the posture of her whole body and especially the way she carries her head seem to show that she is somewhat different from the rest. She has been set up as the Ideal Lady by her girl classmates and she has the essential at- tributes — high veracity, delicate honor in her dealings, deference to others, and refined personal habits. William Charles Graffix General Course Chairman, Prom Finance Committee (3) ; Class Treasurer (3, 4). Classy clothes, cheerful appearance, and abil- ity to handle difficult situations, all go to make him a man ' s man. Knighthood is always in flow- er when he is present. Sure, he has his spells of foolishness, but somehow the nobility of his char- acter always shows through. He seldom gets in- to trouble : yet he seems to enjoy himself as much as the rest. We think he will be a financier, judging by the capable way he has handled the funds of the class for the last two years, but you never can tell. We are certain that he could handle anything -capably, and maybe some day give the world a jolt with some of his original ideas.

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D. Collins J. Collins Dorothy Jane Collins Classical Course Girls ' League; Glee Club (1) ; Delegate to Girls ' Vocational Conference (4 I ; Honor Society (3, 4) ; Literary Editor, Roundup (41 ; Secretary, National Honor Society (4). This stately young lady is known to be one of those rare persons who are great assets to the school, but who do not go about continually broad- casting the fact. Dot has shown considerable lit- erary ability while she has been with us and has completely filled her office of literary editor of the Roundup. A hard, steady worker when she works, and a pleasant companion at all times, she has distinguished herself both scholastically and in the extra curriculum activities about school. Her deep charm may be said to repose in her even good nature, sincere friendliness, unobtrusive men- tal brilliancy and cultured manner. James Kenneth Collins General Course Entered from St. Mary ' s High School (2); Associate Editor. Hi-Life (3) ; Editor in chief, Hi- Life (4) ; Senate 1 2, 3); Secretary, Vice President, Senate (3); Music Club (4); Business Club (3); Prize winner in Montana Chemical Essay Contest (4) ; Montana Interscholastical Music Meet (3, 4); Boys ' Quartet (4); Glee Club (3, 4); Class Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Member Literary Board, Roundup (4). He isn ' t part Irish; all Irish is our editor in chief of the Hi-Life. In addition to his ability as a newspaper man, he has been a social success. He has a good start on a political career and will surely carry off the honors if he continues the work he has started in High School. Ruth DeVehnb Croteau Classical Course Girls ' League; Music Club (3). Ruth is one of our champion entertainers, and at all times the life of the party. With her en- trancing spirit of optimism, throwing sunshine on every one and everything about her, she has mingled with us for these four years and leaves us glorying in her charm and loveliness. Not every class is blessed with such a person ; and we feel that it has been our gain to have gone through school with her, although the parting of our class necessitates our leaving her to en- tertain others in time to come. Rit.v Josephine Burke General Course Girls ' League; Basketball (1. 2); Forum (2 : Art Club (2. 3. 4). When we hear the name Ruby, we think of something very flashy and attractive. Whether speaking of a precious gem or of our own Ruby, this holds true. Dabbling with paints in the art room, putting them together to form an adver- tisement for some school event, always doing earn- est work willingly — that ' s Ruby. Besides her artistic delvings, she is also the introducer of flapper styles, clever, slangy sayings, and other flapper fancies. Just another indispensable in the maelstrom of school life.