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

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JENNIE S. PORTER A.B. Stanford University Head of English Department ELIZABETH MITCHELL Ph.B. University ol Wisconsin English ELIZABETH BRADDOCK A.B. Xebraska State Teachers ' Collegre: Columbia University English LOUISA SPONHEIM B.A., ;iLA. L ' niversity of ilontana; Columbia University English EDNA H. KING B.A. University of Xebraska English HELEN McLaren B.A. Uni ' ersit:.- of ilinnesota English BETTY G. MALCOLM B.A. L ' niversity of Washington English GRACE F. FERRIS B-A. Carleton College Xorthfield, ilinnesota English VICTOR H. ROWE B.A. Harvard College Cambridge. Mass. English BETTY CARMAN B.A. Carleton College English and Journalism PAGE NINETEEN

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VICE-PRINCIPAL DEAN OF WOMEN Ariiin G. Jahr. 1!.A. Mayme Mlrchie. B.A. ••I like to think of each lioy and girl whom it is uecessarv to contact, for this 111- rhat reason, as Iieint; intelligent, hajipy. ambitious, cooperative, honest and frank. How well each individual knows himself and sincerely believes these to be true will certainly go a long way in dictating the tone and com- pleteness of students ' particijiation. Young peojjle need the discipline of ac- cepting full responsibility for the performance of an assigned task, and when each student assumes the full resjiousibility for a task to be completed, then further advancement will ha e lieen made in self-direction and self-discipline. ' ' •• hile iiur si-IkkiI is not an examjile of a century of progress, it does repre- sent almost half a century of progress. The list of graduates has increa.sed nearly one hundred fold since ISO:!. During tJiis time the school board .has added more sjiecialized teachers lor these subjects, and more and better cla.ss- rooiii ei|uiijment. The present school day provides for sujtervised extra-curricu- lar aciivities directed toward purposeful objectives. Till ' Koundup, in its endeavor to jireserve the records of this forward moM-nii-nr. lias in twenty-seven years grown from a small, sixteen-page, paper- (■o ei-i ' il jjiiniphlet to a large, artistically bound volume just as our building has grown bolli in size and architectural Iteautv. PAOE El ' iMTEEII

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WILLIAM W. LESSLEY A.B. Central College. ;Missouri; University of Washington English and Speech ROSALEA H. SPAULDING A.B. University of Michigan English RUTH C. DUFFIELD B.A. University of Montana English and History JEANETTE GARVER B.A. L ' niversity of Montana English JEANNE BUCKMASTER A.B., A.JI. Western Reserve University ; University of Chicago Head of History and Social Science HARRY L. SCHULTZ B.A.. M.A. University of North Dakota; University of Minnesota; University of Southern California History MARTHA HAINES A.B. University of I es ]Moines Social Science GRACE CORBIN B.A. Phillips University; University of TS ' isconsin H istory LAURINE SHIREMAN A.H.. B.H. L ' niversity of Missouri Social Science S. G. SCHAUDEIS A.B. Vanderbilt University Social Science PACE TWENTY