Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Ha high hopes V' ' ,ill 5X ' Anne Carson ties the goat. Polly Hardy rounds the barrels. A xl. 4 -T-' 'TJ , 85

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Girls' Rodeo Team .e1f5F7'7ilzh ,' Pa i .ar I 1- I N, ROW 1: Mrs. Ruth Fronk, instmctor, Polly Hardy, Tammy McCutchin, Robin Plumer, Amy Folmer, Becca Rupe ROW 2: Heidi Abrams, Stephanie Browning, Carol Hine, Anne Carson, Teri Tolar, Cherrie Ralls, Robyn Barrett Girls' Rodeo Team consists of 14 girls who practice their barrel racing, goat tying, pole bending and break-away rop- ing. They compete in horse shows in Scottsdale and the annual Iudson-Orme ro- deo. To pay for the prizes Won in com- petition, the girls pay dues each semester and sell pop at the Corral. 84 ill- it 8 Wav ' -at - ' . li . 5-Q1A4 34-ta', ,5- - ' '21 i.' ' ' 'M' iwiifigyp ff' Tammy McCutchin runs the barrels with ease

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as as f Cowboys excel in riding and roping Judson, a westem school, keeps with the tradition of rodeo activities by boasting a fine rop- ing team. Over the years, a complete stock of calves and steers has been maintained for ropin . . , . g and team tying. Most of the 17 boys on the team ride their own horses, but there are excellent horses 'l bl th ' avai a e at e school corral for those who do not. Preston Brady presides over the practices which are in preparation for the end of the ear , Y ROPE-OFF, but leaders have been elected also: President, Tom Neileyg Vice President, Fred Slyfieldg Secretary-treasurer, Stew Cellers. The Judson Roping Team is highly competitive, and is recognized with high standing on the Arizona Rodeo Circuit. Fred Slyfield is ready to throw the loop around the calf.