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

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Miss Grace Williams ( ommercial Subjects Miss Julia Gordon Music W. S. Tucker Manual Training Chas. McMullen Commercial Subjects Miss Agnes Cole Drawing Luther R. Wilson Manual Training Miss Ruth Harp Commercial Subjects Miss Olive Taylor Physical Training M. L. Crouch Athletic Director Page Eight

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Miss Arta Kocken History Miss Thirza Brown Latin C. G. Fawcett Physics Miss Edna Hagerman Home Science and Art IC.zc ] z.n Bacl:ma:t:r History Miss Gracia Chesnutt Latin Miss Clara Kuck German Miss Ruth Bondy Home Science and Art Miss Belle Arbour Spanish Miss Delia Junkin Physical Geography Miss Mary Simpson Biology Miss Amelia Stanley Home Science and Art Page Seven

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ROUNDUP ANNUAL, JUNE, 1917 NimimiimmiimimjiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMiimmiimiiiiiiMimiinimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini Almtmt anb Utifottjra uatrs Who Have Answered Their Country ' s Call Carl Suhr Albert F ousek Ernest Steele John Krieger Charles Smith Robert Smith Edward Jenkins George Lambert Frank Roberts Frank Bradford Forrest Longeway J as. Morris Mark Skinner Harry Dunn Robt. Barker Oscar Anderson Gustave Newmack Andrew Pohlod Clarence Lake John Baier. |r. What constitutes a school? Not gilded architrave or pillared hall. Carved stone, or marble pool. Not storied glass, whence rich reflections fall, Not picture, map, or book, Not old elm-shaded walk or playground wide. Not shop or studious nook Whereto the fond alumnus points with pride. No! Boys, high-minded Boys, Free of high hope and aspiration high, Who daily know the joys Of treading earth and gazing on the sky; And those delicious sprites, Composed of innocence and guilt and curls, Whom he who speaks or writes Must, lacking adequate words, denominate, Girl Each a magician, Filling the world with wonder and joy. Making each boy a man And every man regret he ' s not a boy; And Teachers, too, who prize The daily opportunity to do their work, But, prizing, still despise With calm disdain the hypocrite and shirk. hat (EDusttltttra a rlmnl ' Page Nine