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

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Benton Wynn Harris Wiln Charles William Benton Scientific Course Hi-Life (3); Basketball (1, 2, 3. 4); Football (3, 4). Hello! Chuck! rains on this well-liked, red- headed lad during his passage down any hall tin the building. He is a basketball player of merit who has striven hard in the interests of the class and school during every season and has been rewarded by a place on the second team for the last two years. He is seldom out of sight of the other Chuck, who wins our admiration for choosing such a desirable companion. We wouldn ' t have you forget either that there was once some talk of running him on a beauty contest. Henry Harris General Course Entered from Loma (1) ; President, Athletic Association (4); Football (3, 4 1. No, Hank didn ' t play football last fall, be- cause the rules declared him ineligible. But the victory at Butte would have been even more de- cisive if Hank had been playing. He is a steady fellow who worked his way through school, and a better friend could not be wanted. Always jolly, inclined to be a trifle lazy in school work, popular, especially with the boys — these and many more good qualities belong to this earnest looking lad. Although he couldn ' t play on the team, he ardent- ly followed every football game of the season, and those trips he took with Jimmy he will long re- member. Anna Agnes Wynn Classical Course Girls ' League; Vice President, Class (3 I ; Sen- ior Representative. Student Council (4) ; Nation- al Honor Society (3, 4); President. Honor Society (4); Nothing But The Truth (3); Hi-Life (2, 3). She ' s real Irish and has brains like Dan Web- ster ' s — we all know this to be a fact. There are very few seniors who have not at some time used Anna ' s knowledge to help them out. When you hear such words as You brute! You beast, what do you mean, threatening me in this cruel fash- ion ? don ' t be shocked ; it is only Anna trying out a newly discovered dramatic feature, or fright- ening some innocent freshman. Brains, good looks, wit all these are hers. Genevieve Wilmann General Course Girls ' League. Lots of people that think they know her are sadly mistaken. Within our walls, she ' s as quiet and unassuming as Nibbles, the school mouse, al- though we wouldn ' t say she ' s such a gossip as he. But you ought to know her outside of school. Has she pep? Has she wit? Is she right there? We ' ll say she is. And did you ever see her without Bee? Maybe you did, but nobody else ever did. It just isn ' t done. No, not by Genevieve. You see, it takes two to make real mischief and fun, and these two are experts in that line.

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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.

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Ringer Davis Adolph George Ringer Scientific Course Hi-Life (3) ; Tech Club (2, 3, 4) ; Secretary. Tech Club (3); Vice President, Tech. Club (4); Senior Representative, Student Council (4) ; Hon- or Society (4); Here comes one of our dashing: Beau Brum- mels — always courteous, kind, cheerful, and help- ful. Of a mechanical turn of mind, he is always diving into new problems and always comes up smiling, grasping firmly the solution to his prob- lem. We are always glad to see Sonny come around to chat with us, for he invariably has something worth-while to say. He has made a good record scholastically, and we know there is much Hope for him in the future. Irene Zelenik General Course Girls ' League; Glee Club (2). Can ' t you just imagine this blue-eyed damsel gracing the board in some ancient mediaeval castle near the Rhine? Can ' t you imagine her with long yellow braids and wearing a fillet cap according to custom? Yes, we can. Although Irene is a quiet, unobtrusive girl, she has not succeeded in hiding her good qualities from us. Her motto seems to be Silence Is Golden. which is re- markable for anyone of the talkative sex. We shall probably see her in later life as the wife of a very prosperous man. We wish her luck. YiLi A Ellen Paunce Classical Course Girls League ; Music Club (2, 3, 4) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4) : Montana Interscholastic Music Meet (2, 4) ; Gypsy Rover (2) ; Honor Society (4). Of what does she make you think ? Why, peaches and cream, of course. This delightful girl is worthy of the appellation. All the qualities of womanhood are hers. She is also one of the rarities of this school ; namely, a girl with long tresses. Perhaps she thinks she will be like Sam- son when he was shorn of his locks. But the ef- fect is pleasing. She always seems to be the slightest bit reserved, calm, and dignified ; but beneath that calm exterior there is a warm heart. We do not worry about Wilda ' s future. Adeline Mae Davis General Course Girls ' League: Glee Club (1, 2, 4); Montana Interscholastic Music Meet |2, 4); Gypsy Rover (2) ; Basketball (4) ; Girls ' Athletic Association (4). This fair-haired young person, known as a dizzy blonde, has won many honors for the class because of her remarkable ability as a singer. She has brains, wit. and humor— everything to make a charming personality. And dance ! Oh, dear ! You should just see her to appreciate her. How she loves to boost for her team. too. Some day we hope to see our Adeline on the other side cf the footlights.