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

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R II II (I II A II n II a I June 19 2 i Say it With Flowers I ij JUNE WEDDINGS I s P and P i SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES i Finest Floral Establishment in Montana FLOWERS, MUSIC and ART Electric City Conservator} in:? Fifth Ave. North Vhmw •)122 THE LEADING FLORISTS Home of Milady, the Phonograph Beautiful At the Sign of the Rose

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June 19 2 R II II d It p A II n It a I FACTOR The most precious thing you possess today — out - side of your faculties — is time. Conserve it! A ;ood watch will help you. OUR WATCHES We are selling more watches today than ever before. Our stock is am- ple for your every need. We Recommend Gruens CHAS. E. DAVIS CO. 317 Central Ave. FANCY BASKETS, CORSAGES, CUT FLOWERS 305 1st Ave. North. Telephone G347 Open evenings till eight

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FROM HIGH SCHOOL- GO TO COLLEGE Every High School Student in Montana Should Continue His Education Until He Has Completed a University Course. He Then Will Be Prepared for His Part in the Life Work Before Him. The University of Montana Offers Excellent Opportunities for Carrying on Your Prepara- tion for Practical, Sound Successful Citizenship THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA: State University, Missoula, inoludinK College of Arts and Sciences School of Law School of Pharmacy School of Forestry School of Journalism School of Music School of Education School of Business Administration Summer Quarter Biological Station Public Service Division Graduate Division Normal College, Dillon Two years course Three years course Rural teachers ' course Teachers ' Certificate Course Summer Quarter Teachers ' Service Division College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Bozeman, including College of Agriculture College of Engineering College of Applied Sciences College of Household and Indus- trial Arts Courses for Vocational Teachers School of Music Summer Quarter Secondary Schools ; Agriculture Mechanic Arts Home Economics Agricultural Experiment Station Agricultural Extension Service School of Mines, Butte Including also the State Bureau of Mint ' s and Metallurgy Two Mnancial Measures of highest imijortance to all the institutions of the University of Montana and destined, once voted, to make these institutions more valuable to the young people of the state, are to be placed before the voters of the state at the November election. The two measures are: Building Bonds for the State Educational Institu- tions, $5,000,000 (of which $3,500,000 will be for the university institutions) Maintenance Tax, l ' 2 Mills, All for the University Institutions Otc in Supporl of These Measures Wil For Hio;her Eduealion for Every II and (iirl in Montana Improve the Cli «ih School Hoy Ask Your Friends for Their Votes