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

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1107 Pri1zciprzl's Message ln 1849 the frontrers were consxderably drfferent than they are today Vast expanses of vxrgm soxl lmpenetrable forests and towerrng mountarns greeted the proneers of the westward expansxon Man s struggle wrth nature was to a great extent an effort to overcome the mater1al1st1c obstacles that blocked hrs path Abundant natural resources offered opportunrtles to those Wlfh v1s1on and courage An emprre was rn the makmg and the forty nmers pushed on towards the new honzons been leveled Top soxls have been depleted and two world wars have cut aeeply mto the natural resources of the contment New frontlers face us aaaxn today Problems created by the xmpact of sclence on socxety seem xnsurmountable Ploneers m the fleld of rdeas and rdeals see on the hcrrzon a greater challenge than that whrch confronted thelr forefathers Good luck forty nlners of 1949 you too w1ll need vrsron and courage Congratulatlons to the Roundup Staff for producmg thrs valuable record of student hfe CYRILH HANCOCK Prmcxpal One hundred years have elapsed since those hardy pioneers came to conquer, Forests have

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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

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As he d Vigil r e c' le arup Mr Anderson vt e principal tundles mpeten ly and fairly the problems besetting students trying to attain scholarships helping them to mee' college entrance requtrer' ents Fo rn run., decisions necessary in the main cnan e o' cood assroctr schedules Hrs guidance and friendly assistance ire highly valued hy his many friends among the studen s to rren's and trculty MAYME MUPCHIF Dean of Women This wide awake medic alerts stu rents and heir parents to proper health rules throughou' heir high school years so that graduates know how to keep their physical well being at its best. To promote good health habits, maintain sturdy physiques, and better prepare the students to take care of their own future defects, examinations are started by Mrs. Morris and Dr. H. V. Gibson, city, county health officer, on Freshmen, and permanent health records are kept through high school. EDMUND T ANDERSON Kr e Prin ipa Miss lf rchi is he resrected eader of the women of the s hool having rded cr area nurnher of girls and math studen's in her many w tl illed years c service as counselor and dean ln dddii n o arrymg a heavy teaching load she takes an ctive t r in he selection of grr s eligible to receive top hon ors rn the school and lrclps prepare girls for leadership in what used to e the n n s world LILY MORRIS School Nurse