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

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16 ROUNDUP 3u HJj mnrtam tutfrrb §tinrl|trnmb (ElaBB of 1915

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ROUNDUP 15 3n m mortam llanrli? Warner (Elasa of 1908

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Roundup on sale at Post Office News Stand, Great Falls, Montana. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ALEX WARDEN. ' 14 Associate Editors — Frances Burlingame. ' 14; Edna Barnes, ' 14; Dorothy Smith. ' 15; Joyce Austin. ' 14; Lena Cockrill, ' IS; Jennie Lundell. ' 14; Opal Marsh. ' 15; Grace Taylor, 15; Christina Wilson. ' 15; Doris Robinson. ' 14. Exchange Editor -.-------... Doris Robinson Athletic Editor ........... . Norman Gill-tte Business Managers . - . . . Morris Bridgeman. Lee Singer. Ernest Steel Assistant Managers . . - . . Roy Johnson, David Wertheim, Nelson Hall Seventh Year JANUARY 1914 Number One School Democracy An elderly lady while gossi iiii;.;- with several friends hmuvilit ii » the snbject of scIkmiI democracy and the followinLj convcr alio i ensued: 1 dim ' t see any sense in intri duciiiL; dein eracy into the l)nl)lic schools here jnst because the I )eniocrats are in power now. and anvwav. nobodv has a ri ht tn dictate to a stndent whetlier he liall be a Democrat or a Republican. ' ow this may not be the axerage i)erson s conception of scho li democracN- and it certainly is to be hoped that it is not. . nyone who will lake the trouble to look into the matter will find that de-nocracy uiereK- contains the idea of equality or e(|ual rii lit tor all. A )pl in this to the school we take this principle of e(|iial ri-hix and (irk mt the basic princi])le of school democracy to mean re specting ' the rights of the other fellow; th.at is. each individual respcct- ini;- the rights of the other fellow: th.it i- . each individual respectin.y; the ri-hts of all and all respectin- the ri-hts of each individual, l- ' ach student in a school has an ecjual ri, ht to be inclu led in all school acti ities (with e ery other student