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

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af' MH.. R. B. CAPLES 5 Chairman 1' MRS. F. KERR COGSWELL MR. E. B. V lcellhairman ,tf MR. J. L. ERKCKSON GIBSON MR. V. F. Clerk Q 'G R AJ... . fi' Q ' lu MR. E. C. STEEL Not pictured' MR. R. NOBLE MR. R. SNV ANBERG d efficientiy, the the Keeping the machinery of the school running smoothly an men and women elected to this board hold the reins firmly, and aptly guide policies of our school system. All Great Falls students are deeply grateful to these men and women who give their time freely to mal-ze possible good educational opportunities for all in preparation of today's and tomorrow's needs. I1 S

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f xi, l ' .39 xl l14l ARMIN G. JAHR PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE The business man wanted you. Industry planned for your help: likewise the rancher, the stockman and the several branches of the armed services. You were the most envied of all the age groups. The cessation of World War Il hostilities has dramatically dropped the curtain on this scene as you lived it during the freshman, sophomore and junior years of high school study. Scene two unfolds, and with the swiftness of the speed of a B-29 and the impact of the Atomic bomb, dramatizes the return of the service men from the several theatres of war, pictures the pre-employment and the on-the-job training for veterans, re-enacts the race for further educational experiences in crowded universities and colleges and continued development of Radar. It marks events which will influence your lives for years to come-in fact-marks events which will influence all of the history of the future Scene three envisions you leaving the folds of Great Falls High School, thinking young men and women, physically, mentally, morally and socially equipped for the tasks ahead. It envisions you perfecting a world government, based upon the democratic principles as you have lived and practiced them during your eventful high school days and making proper decisions in regard to the use of atomic energy. It envisions opportunity and responsibility coming to you as man has never heretofore experienced them. The third major catastrophe must be averted! You have the necessary where-with-all. Use it! We will be as proud of you then as we are now and you may rest assured that our continued encouragement will be abundant. ARMIN G. .IAHR Principal

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5, if EDMUND T. ANDERSON Mr. Anderson. second in charge, is always the ready man around our school to expedite orders, and make more efficient and har- monious our school day world. Not the smallest cog in the wheel escapes his scru- tiny and attention-all of which is appre- ciated by serious Great Falls High citizenry. MISS MAYME MURCHIE Dean of Women Niath teacher plus the duties of a dean of women sums up the enormous responsibil- ities carried out efficiently by Miss Mayme Murchie. Many are the girls whom Miss Murchie has befriended by placing them in a position to work, encouraging them to worthwhile achievements, and sympathizing with them in time of need. ml J