Rigby High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Rigby, ID)

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yavsavsusnxnsnsavsnsnaxessansansus4osausnuxuus.anxavxan-sausu-sause ' THE RODEO-1040 onsite Reynold George Betty Ann Woods President Vice-Pres. Patricia Snow Darsel Morgan Charles Heath Secretary Advisor Keith Forsythe Outstanding Sophomore Girl and Boy Sophomore Class Hislory In the fall of '38 there entered the Rigby High School a rollicking, frolicking bunch of Freshmen. They came with so much pep and enthusiasm for study and work and play that the old high school was certainly conscious of their presence. Blair Geisler was elected presi- dent, with Keith Forsythe as vice president and Patty Snow as secretary. The members of this class readily entered into high school life and chalked up some splendid accomplishments in their favor during their first year. Last fall they began their Sophomore year in ganiaosniaususanx useusaexcusevs:useusessnsausansansans,arsuasa-xnsxaosan-sa RIGIY HIGH SCHOOL ' a most creditable fashion. Reynold George was chosen class president, Bette Anne Woods, vice- president, Darsel Morgan, secretary, and Mr. Heath, advisor. The Sophomores were awarded first prize for their original skit, presented at the Christmas assembly on December zz. The Sophomore Swing which closed the school activities for the holidays, was held on the evening of December az. Now, as school is closing, we see the Sophomore band, loo strong, with their heads held high, chins up and shoulders back, marching on their way-with purpose and determination that will carry them far. -LUCILLE HYMAS vsnxusavxavsq iulsaniansansqi This Page Sponsored By DE LUXE CLEANERS use-xausanxanxansavsnaxnsnnxnvsaosak

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