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

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GREAT FALLS HIGH SCHOOL

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Faculty S. D. LARGENT - - - Superintendent of Schools JAMES RAE ---- ANNE HOULISTON - MARY E. STONE - - - JEANNE BUCKMASTER CORINNE A. KRAUS - ADALYN L. SEEVERS - CHAS. MCMULLEN - MARY E. LEWIS - DOROTHY FROST - GURNIE M. MOSS - C. W. EASTMAN - DEAN DRYDEN - 1-I.D.PARRETT - - - JOSEPHINE HARRISON GRACIA L. CHESNUTT MARY SIMPSON - - - CLARA K. SCHAIBLE - STELLA M. BOSWORTH LEAH CRANE ---- ELLIE PICKERING - - MRS. GRACE A. WAIT - W. S. TUCKER - - - EDNA HAGERMAN - - - - - - Principal - - Mathematics - - - - English - History and Latin - - German and History - - - - - - Latin - Commercial Subjects - - -Mathematics - - - - - English History, Athletic Coach Chemistry and Physics - - - - - History - History - Latin - - ----- Latin History and Geometry English and Shorthand - - - - - Rhetoric - Gymnasium - - Drawing - - - - Music - Manual Training - Domestic Science

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