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

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June I Q I 6 R n n du p A n n u a I Went back home again — you see Mr. Rae did not agree. XIX. March again with breezes strong, Looked like wind the whole month long. Track team out to cop the meet. Even chance on dopester ' s sheet. XX. Juniors planned a monster ball. Party, banquet, fun for all — Wind still howling everywhere. Marsh sits in the Senior ' s chair. XXI. Hatless, coatless, without books. Seniors lagged with worried looks All around the lobbies — then Mr. Rae announced the ten. XXII. Maps were being shot each day, Broken cameras hauled away ; Roundup started with a jerk — All the staff was hard at work. XXIII. Saturday came on the first. All the fellows argued and cursed. Just our luck no school that day, And no foolish stunts to play. XXIV. Seniors, Sophomores, had a game — Sophomores had the greatest claim To the long end of the score — Seniors vowed they ' d lose no more. XXV. Ha! A ' acation came at last! Sleep until noon hour is past Was the program every day, We could always live that way. XXVI. Our long rest came to an end. Should have more we all contend. Track team training, rain or shine. Generally a dandy sign. XXVII. May — with many flowers in bloom. With spring fever, was our doom — Marks slipped down to crimson hue, We came back to study too. XX ' III. Juniors beat the Freshies good. Everybody thought they would; Seniors led the Fresh all through, Juniors beat the Sophomores too. XXIX. Poor old Freshmen beat once more. Sophomores won. Fresh pretty sore, Sophomores called it lots of fun. Claimed they had the series won. XXX. Track team worked out every day For the fateful meets in May; Veterans all showed up well, Rest of team — too soon to tell. XXXI. Flowers came in early May, Glad to see them come this way — North Montana ended fine. With the state meet next in line. XXXII. State meet came with lots of fun, Big bunch saw the fellows run ; Our team won no special fame. Always do about the same. XXXIII. Seniors crammed both night and day, ' ith exams a week away ; Class play looked a winner, too. Seniors very nearly through. XXXIV. Seniors passed exams at last, Some were glad that school was past; Juniors worked upon the ball. Seniors said farewell to all. XXXV. Class play and commencement o ' er, Senior students here no more ; Juniors ' banquet — classy spread — Ball a dandy — nearly dead. XXXVI. All is over — Seniors gone. Juniors must be moving on. A ' e ' ll just call this square, I guess. Time to send it to the press. J. I. M. Twenty-

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R ti II d II p J II 11 II I June I g I 6 itar — (f . 3, % B. 191B I. We all heard the old bell sound. All the students schoolward bound; Football team began to play, Lively practice every day. II. First month ' s cards came out — how sad, Quite a few were not so bad, Some of us — enough is said — For our marks were all in red. III. Our team teased Chinook all through Fergus took a drubbing too ; Havre High they also beat, Fergus swept them off their feet. IV. Great rejoicing, all was gay, A ' ho told Billings they could play? Though no ictory, no defeat. Lots of spirit on the street. Y. Drum corps started in to drum. Game with Butte was yet to come. Little tags said victory sure, Trip to Butte was quite a lure. VL Zero weather, field of snow Sent our hopes down pretty low ! Oh well! We are still alive. Score was to 55. Xll. Football over, quiet days, Rest for athletes surely pays ; Sherry still is seen with Chi, Ate our turk and inimpkin pie. -III. W ' eather still was mild and fine, Though the sun refused to shine ; Andy called out all his men. Basketball began again. IX. Lots of candy, cake and noise. Lots of sijort for all the boys. T w Ten days ' rest we got from school. Weather was a little cool. X. Our acation soon was o ' er, ' e returned to school once more. Basketball began to be, .All began it earnestly. XL Those exams came thick and fast; Finished all of them at last ; Some of us did not review. So we barely staggered through. XII. AN ' eather surely rather cool, Nearly had to close up school. Lots of ice and lots of snow. Only forty-five below. XIII. New semester well begun. Half the fight for seniors won; t the other half to win, Just four months to do it in. XIW ( )](! St. X ' alentine came here, He C(imes one day every year; Washington is dead and thus Had a birthday just for us. X ' . Basketball was all the go, Lost to Fergus, barely, though — Trimmed by Belt and Havre too, ■ . 11 the bunch were feeling blue. X I. Fergus, Belt, and Teton came, Tourney surely wasn ' t tame — Team played Fergus High once more, ' (irsc score than the one before. X TI. (lame with Belt — that referee Couldn ' t hear and couldn ' t see. Though defeated — bunch were game. Beat poor Teton just the same. XVIII. Manufactured Old Clothes Day. Came tn school in queer array; e n t y

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