Rigby High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Rigby, ID)

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- Ylll IOIIOQNOS savxavhnvsnvsnvsarsuvsqvL24vLwsnos4rx40Q4vs4osnLwsevs4rQnxcI54249Lvs4vQ4lQARa0QnQ4 l School Colemlof This year book lies deep in the heart of the Rigby High, A book of memories of days that have gone by. The last pages will be written in many years away, But chapter 39 to 40 is penned in this resume. SEPTEMBER The Sophomores' initiation to the Freshmen was not so very light, The get acquainted dance was held one stirring autumn night. ' The service clubs held their carnival early in the fall, And the leaders of clubs and classes were elected one and all. OCTOBER Football is here with excitement and thrills, Our squad brings home victories in spite of their spillsg All the spirit of fun reigned supreme, At the Juniors' dance, with a Hallowe'en queen. NOVEMBER November is a peaceful month of thanks for small ado, A colorful Agriculture dance is part of the review. DECEMBER A play presented by our school deserves a big success, Seven Keys to Baldpate makes the mark and scores for R. H. S. The Christmas skits prove themselves to be the top, And the old year I939 is finished with the Sophomores' Hop. IAN UARY The new year sponsors basketball which is a favorite sportg Our team brings home many victories and stirs a good report. The Tambouritza orchestra comes to Rigby on parade, The room is filled with gaiety and favorite tunes are played. FEBRUARY The Pepperette and Joi De Voi hold a formal banquet and ball, Sweethearts all attended in the decorated hall. In remembrance of two great leaders, Lincoln and Washington, The Joi De Voi presents the patriotic assembly where national anthems were sung. MARCH The finest boys in all the land bring glory to our name, The girls present their dance review which accentuates our fame. A tremendous crowd attended the Jr. Prom in beautifully colored dress, Here's congratulations to the Juniors of the dear old R. H. S. APRIL The statewide music festival brings laurels to our town, The speech department flaunts its powers and once more wins renowng A Strenuous Life is presented bringing laughter to you and me, And the Senior Ball of '40 goes down in history. MAY The Seniors begin to display their knowledge around the last of May, Awards too are presented on the great assembly day. A reception for the Seniors has a final atmosphere, And commencement marks the finish of another happy year. 1BETTIE LINDSAY vxausavsarsgusavsuasuvxnvsnvsavsansg snsnsa24vsnsansns4os4vsans4vs.rs4vs42ans4A4nxns4nsq242gvs4OQ RIOIY HIGH SCHOOL This Page Sponsored By THE RIGBY STAR