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

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ROUNDUP ANNUAL, JUNE, 1918 THE RAES AT HOME

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ROUNDUP ANNUAL, JUNE. 1918 iMakr tlum utrtminus. Patunit anil rliiualrnuH; Sltru arr iui rar to us, (goi» saitr am men I

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ROUNDUP ANNUAL, JUNE, 1918 PriurUtal dlamra l ar No high school in the state has at the present time a better standing than has the Great Falls High School, and undoubtedly the chief factor con- tributing to this success has been our principal, Mr. Rae. A man ' s work speaks the manner of man he is. Mr. Rae came to the Great Falls High School as its principal in the fall of 1913. As we look back over the five years of his service here, we are impressed by the rapid growth and manifest improvement of this institution. As a man, and as a principal, Mr. Rae is praised by all who know him. We have had in him a principal of whom we have been justly proud. He has secured and held the good will, the respect and the confidence of the student body and the teachers through his patience, sympathy, and justice. His zeal in every cause that would further the interests of our school, and particularly his efforts along patriotic lines in our present crisis, have been our inspiration. To eulogize further here is useless, for we all know Mr. Rae, and we trust that he knows how much we have appreciated him. It is with genuine regret that we part with him and his family and it is our sincere wish that in the new field to which he goes he may meet with even greater success than has attended him here. We extend to both Mr. and Mrs. Rae the best wishes of the student body and the faculty of the Great Falls High School.