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

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CYRIL H HANYCOCK A B M A Colorado State College of Educatl n Brology and Scten ROWLAND H POST B S Unrverstty of North Dakota Practrcal M atrc ana Gen CARL M HOR I B S Kansas S a C Ch rrsty J oo' For those students who are 1ntend1ng to make sctence therr lrfe work our school offers several preparatory courses rncludmg general scrence b drag gene al a r 'lture he-m'stry phfstcs an scrence lo Thrs mtroductxon to the elementary and the more advanced sc1ent1f1c work has been the frrst mllestone along the path of research for many hrgh school students N'lLA P DIVERS B S Montana Stat College I S Umversrtf o Mtch gan lfIAYMFlloFCHl T'ARGARV'TV PIERSON R I SCOVIL B A Unrfers ty o A B Northwestern B S Montana Sta North Daiota Unrversxty Coll ge Um t mferstty ofCh1ca'1 Mmhemmlh Vuthem trcs Prac1calM th a 1 and Genfra Sc Mathematrcs whlch IS the cldest o a.l tlre scrences rs prlmarrly offered rn our htgh school to teach the students rts usefulness and pracucabrltty rn every day hvmg lt also develops ac Jracv of thought and expressron ana econcrrt of me and effort Tms department offers s Ven cours s o actt al mathematrcs algebra geometry advanced algecra sohd geometry college alge-ora and trtgonometrv INEZ THOMPSON BVRON Af ICHNSON S ll rs 3. B S ate chers M nesota C lege No Dakot M nema Nathematrcs and SOCIGI S ence I l

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Due to the closer social and economic relation- ships between the Pan-American countries during the past few years, Spanish is the most popular of the modern languages offered by our school. Latin, German, and French are also taught in this depart- ment but because of its influence in the foundation of many languages and of English grammar more students are enrolled in the Latin classes than in any other foreign language class var CATHERINE M RAW-IMAN B A Iam tov n Colleac University ofCal1forn a Enalish and Fr-en lv CLEMEN V PLCK B 3 Montar a State Collecc Chicago Art Ins uutc Ar and St c raft u l lOl-:AN A B VELIKANIE B L University Q Minnesota Lati and German M PRICE H'GBY A Color do Statc Col of Edu atiot Artr ia Bo ska p E LAWRENCE BARR B of M E M M Northwestern University Music DOROTHEA SKEEL B A M M Io wa State l eachers College Carleton College Nor 'iwesterr University Musi s t t lOSlE C CHURCI-llLl B A Universi y ct Minnesota Latin CLARENCE F BOESS B A M A University of Iowa Universrty otMich1qan BEU AH E ' IMPUS University of Missouri Uriverstty o Washington Spanish Q 1 EVELYN CL NTON B A University of ontana Har Jard Coll cg Band English and Dramatics medm Art Music and dra matics bring a great deal of enioyment to our stu dents The groups often work together in produc ing plays and operettas as well as working in dividually on art exhibits concerts and skits I ik K . V A - BST Ah it A 5' , Stl , X, F Q , ' N . . . 1 ., 1 ,- NH' ' f i f ff M MI I t ' i ' . V ' ' ' f Q 9 ,A -.,,, . , A . 1 yl 'fA.B.,r,.,r,. . ., , . ' ' t ' , I J A ' 2 4 lege ' ' ' , t C3112 ' 1: ' cl' 16 ing 4, ' . . I

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G' , 1 BETSEY CARROLL College of Education Office LILY MORRIS R.N. University of Washington School Nurse BETH SPRAGUE BA. Vtlhitman College Library Certificate Riverside Library School Librarian HUGH C. SUTHERLAND Crane Tech. Chicago Office Responsible to Mr lahr for the detailed operation of the office IS Mr Sutherland and since school opened last fall Miss Carroll has been a part time assistant, handling much of the stenographic Work The office force works six days a Week the year around observtng only the holidays usual to busi ness concerns keeping the personnel records of nearly two thousand students now in school in addition to the records of the hundreds who have prev1ously attended Also dally attendance records are kept with the aid ot the school nurse both of the faculty and the students the number and kinds of books in our library are checked daily bulletins are mimeographed and dlstrlbuted in the faculty mailboxes and a permanent record IS kept which gives com plete detalls 1n each student s life hlstory One year of physical education and personal hygiene IS required for both boys and girls Many students continue in athletics under able supervlslon to become actlve pCIfl1C1pGl'1lS in school sports RK' V BS AB Umve sity flvfissouri Physical Education HODGI-Q 13 Q Montana Sta e QTANQBLRRY B Q Mo tanc Sta B A G rizaga U'11VG s ,I Colleq B A Urtver ity cf Co lege Um efSllY fV0 I3 C Phystcalliducaticn M 'leoruh d Physica Edu at History a d OCC Tl .Jre toro'At lt rly l22 We I I - I . I , : ' ' U Q ' 1 ,W t Q 5 5 1 g 5 .Q I L , M. L. CROUCH THEODORE E. Fl-IYLLIS McKEEVER ROBERI G. ROBERT WILLETT . rl wo. 1 . . o. . r 11' vm N he A . . . s' N4 ul A: Q . rf n - - of A - ' t C -V V H Assistant . . ' A ' V1 ': . h e :cs Ezys' ' gzene l