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

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J une 191 R o u n d it A 11 it u a l SARAH McNAIE Editor-in-cli ' et ' of Roundup AGE SEVEMEE

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R o it it d it p .1 it it it a I J it nc 1919 HAROLD RILEY Business Manager of Roundup PAGE SIXTEEN

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Roundup § iaff Editor-in-chief Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Walter Holkesv Pauline Auerbi Exchange Editor Athletic Editor Chief Reporter Assistant Reporters . Edith Stronach. Best Hi: Walter Carmody Margaret Lcngeway Shaw, Mildred Moses Oitorial Again June has come, bringing with it the birds and the flowers, and .Montana sunshine, but what is more important to the Seniors, — Commence- ment and the Roundup. Great changes have come into our lives during the last year. Many of our boys went over there to fight for us, and some will never return. The Flu , too, wrought great havoc among us, but that is also nothing but an unpleasant memory. Many pupils were forced to leave school because of this scourge, however, and the school year was badly disarranged because of this, so that you will miss many events and honors usually recorded in the pages of the Roundup. Aside from this, we arc rejoicing, for the ireat War has come to an end. The cloud of sadness that hung over us last year has been dissipated. We no longer Hooverize ; we roll no bandages ; we knit no more. Our boys are back ! It is in this spirit that we have published the 1919 edition of the Roundup. We hope you will like i thank Miss Helen Shafer, Mr. Char have made the book possible. Do not be hurt over anything th in the most kindly spirit. If there ; for For its success, we most sincerely Russell, the advertisers, and all who faults, tli meant Editor, ' I slept in the editor ' s bed last night, When no other chanced to be nigh: And I thought as I tumbled the editor ' s bed I low uneasily editors lie. THE EDITOR. PAGE EIGHTEEN