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

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AHB X B I t I ii? i'!'Q i . Spaulding, Rolaloa H. Stolanoll, Iohn 1. Q B. A, University of Michigan B. S. Montana State College English California Institute of Technology Cornell University Physics, General Science Swenson, Vern Thompson, Inu Great Falls High School B. S. University of Minnesota Office, Secretary to Asst. Principal Algebra, Solid Geometry Willett Robert V Yank: Hannah R B S Montana State College B S Northwes ern S a e Cotlege University of Montana M A Denver University Ma l-emattcs NFL Sponsor Declama ion Ora ory and Extempo aneous Speaking Speech Correctionist at Col ege ot Pacific t 2 Tonkin, Lola Henkel B. S. Montana State Normal Eastern Montana State Normal Billings Polytechnic Cleveland School of Arts Superior State Teachers College Art Structure Applied Design 1191

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-i 7 , l' o'v Sticht. Elmer H. B. A. River Falls State Teachers College M. Ed. Montana State University Chemistry Wagner, Etholda B. S. Montana State College University of Washington University of Southern California Handcraft tl8l .sv-1 B. S. Montana University of University of Trigonometry Algebra, College Algebra Coaching Baseball Boys' and Girls' Bowling League Supervisor Swarthout. Bill B. A, Montana State University Physical Education Coach of Foctball, Basketball and Track Webb. Mrs. Marion B. S. La Crosse State Teachers College University of Montana Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association Orchests, Tennis Club Sevalstad, Winih-ed M. St. Cloud Teachers College University of Rochester College of Education University of Montana Study Hall Swenson. Thelma B, A. Montana State University English Whittomorn, Oliva G. A. B. University of Michigan University of Southern California University ot Oregon English 9-IO

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Second Semester Offxcers Presldent Don Baker Secretary Mary Lourse Kotz Vxce Presrdent H P Brown 6209 I-3 AQ STUDENT GGVERNMENT Todays student government IS rn dtrect contrast to the corrupt and un democratlc government to be found IH the gold held of 1849 The gold mmers of 1849 were sub1ect to pressure by pol1t1c1ans the1r votes could be bought and sold thelr ballots were stuffed and the electlon results could rarely be depended upon The prospectors oi 1949 m th1s camp ot secondary educatxon elect and d1rect a student government wrth tull conhdence that therr w1shes are the command of the Councrl of Representatlves the Executtve Board and the Student Assocratron othcers who cooperate wlth the admlmstratron and School Board to make the school s pohcr s 45 , fl 'ix' 'x . l wx 'V , ' 'mi' in Q3 f V , lx lk , 3 . , . : 1 : ' , , e. F1rst Semester Offrcers Vrce Pres1dent Ioyce Slperly Presrdent Don Baker Secretary Mary Lourse Kotz Treasurer Mary Io Manns