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

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8 l Supermtendent 5 Message The 1949 Roundup rs aedrca ed to he sprrrt t he l'-ortyN1ner at hardy adventurer who 'uelped to move econormc actrvlty westward Less than a hundred years ago stragglers from the Calrtorma Gold Rush drlfted rnto the country whrcr was to become Montana Smce that tlme a great st te has been created whrch leads all others rn many ways Several C1l19S have grown from small settlements to communrtres mth a populatrou pproachmq 50 OOC all thts takmg place m less than a hundred years Men ot vrsron estabrlshed Great Falls out htt ye rs ago Srnce 'rat ume 1t has developed crty rn Montana Great Falls has become a great rornmercral Cen er has one ot the frnest school systems rn the Northwest and fGC1l1Y19S for Pommumty recreatron all thrs has come about ln the short perrod of about hlty years Growth and development rn hrs short spa e ot ume emphrsr es somethrng for students leavmq r-hgh S hool the tremendous arrve of youth and the frne hrngs whrcn can be done ri traxnmg and desrre are present You have the youth and enemy We srn erely hope that Great Falls Publrc Schools have provrded basrc trarnmg ln those qualrtres whlch wrll estahlrsh our graduates as leadmg Cltrzens those wrth techmcal knowledge C1V1C responsrbrlrty respect 'or the rxghts of thers and the desrre to achreve ROBERT B FARNSWORTH Superm endent l l ' l ' ' . ' 4 . ah 3' a . .r ' , ' xnto one of the leading commercial cities of the Northwest. lt may Justly claim to be the largest l

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ROBERT B NOBLE Chairman BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR RANDALL SWANBERQ Vice Chairman MR V F GIBSON Busin s Manager DR. EARL L. HALL MR. E. C. STEELE MRS. FRANK KERR The Board ot Trustees has charge of direct inq and supervising the activities ot the many educational mines of the city, and meeting tibly all the special problems which arise in these days of increased student enrollments. teacher shortages, building improvements, and salary adjustments. Displaying outstanding community leadership the board met many emergencies to assure Great Falls citizens of the best and most equal educational appor- tunities here for all. MR. ARC!-IIE MCCALLUM DR. A. l. TERRILL t 9