Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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THE BITTER ROOT 23 Frank Newquist If Frank should ever wish to he a senator of fame, He’s had enough experience to surely win the name. Pres. Senate '17, ’20, Sec. Senate ’19. U. of Mont. Gertrude Moody If you’re ever after someone to sup- port your cause or plan, You may just rely on Gertrude; she’s the one who will and can. Chorus '17, '18, ’19. TL of Mont. George Whitcomb He smiles and the world smiles with him and he rides with company; For the boy with the smile and the boy with the car, oh, twice, indeed, blessed is he. Senate ’17, ’18, ’19. U. of Mont. Margaret Balf A conscientious, worthy girl the read- er meets in Margaret. Balf; She’s really very brilliant, too, and often leads the social half. U. of Mont. i

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22 THE BITTER ROOT Ted Van Deusen The most brilliant thing about him is the hair which tops his head; But because he is an artist, he’ll be famous e’er he’s dead. Orchestra '20; Konah ’19, ’20; Annual. U. of Mont. La Verne Barlow La Verne the fair. La Verne the lov- able, La Verne the unassuming maid; The independent black-eyed girl, with lovely hair of glossy jade. Spanish Club ’19; Basket Ball ’19. Teach at Browning, Mont. Ruth Taulbee When Ruth begins to air her views, we all keep awfully still, Because her judgment is so sound that ours would count for nil. Honor Roll. U. of Mont. Laura Lloyd Here’s another gentle lassie who ar- rived with us this year; You may some day find her equal— you will never find her peer. Teach. .

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24 THE BITTER ROOT Charles Freeman If you’re looking for some jazz, or perhaps a rhyme or two, You have found your man in Charlie; there is nothing he can’t do. Debate ’17, ’20; Annual; Senate ’15, ’16; Glee Club ’15, ’16; Hobo Club ’20; Dramatic Club '20; I . S. Medical Corps ’17, ’19, ’20 (corporal). U. of Mont. Edna Morris “She moves a goddess and she looks a queen,” is Edna’s best description; There’s no one quite so fair as she, is our sincere conviction. Vice-:Pres. Class'17; Sergeant-at- arms ’18. U. of Mont. Francts Peterson “Parlez-vous le francais?” Francis raves, and his science and math, are just snaps. But the greatest of all are his banjo and Ford. Orchestra ’19, ’20. U. of Mont. Blossom Love If it’s romance or a movie. Blossom’s sure to be on hand; But we all are calmly waiting for a golden wedding band. Basket Ball.