Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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i925 — RHS Page Thirteen Jack Chapin— Don’t call me for breakfast—- it makes the day too long.” Roy Davidson— “Which side are you going to take? I’ll take the other.” Football, ’23, ’24; Track. ’24; Senior Representa- tive of Athletic Association, ’25; Delegate to Boys’ Vocational Conference, ’25; “Honor Bright,” ’25; “Gypsy Trail,” ’25. Lucille Dupont— “Still water runs deep.” Loraine Douglas— “In spite of what the learned have said, I still my osvn opinion keep.” Ruth Fairchild— “She seems to be a girl of serious interest. For dancing and frivolity, she doesn’t give a cent.” Frosh Secretary and Treasurer; Senior Girls’ Basketball team; Delegate to Bozeman Girls’ Vo- cational Congress. ’24. ■un—— sa —— an—

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Page Twelve RODEO Mae Meagher, President— Few knew her but to love her.” Frosh President, ’20-’21; Sophomore President, ’21-’22; Secretary and Treasurer of Literary So- ciety, II; Secretary and Treasurer of. Junior Class, ’22-’23; Vice President of Literary II; Senior President, ’24-’25; Snapshot editor of “Rodeo,” ’25; Secretary-Treasurer of Athletic Association, ’25; “Miss Brunette Puts One Over,” ’23; “Honor Bright,” ’25. Kathryn Weir— “Kathryn’s fond of basketball. She wouldn't miss a game. A certain player charms her. You couldn't guess his name. Basketball. '22, ’23, ’25 (Captain); President of Sophomore Class; Vice President of Junior and Senior Class; “Honor Bright,” ’25; “Gypsy Trail,” ’25. Albert Tressl, Secretary-Treasurer— “Albert is a scholar, He used to be a better. Until one day he fell in love, Alas, that e’er he met her.” Secretary-Treasurer of Sen'or Literary Society, ’25; Basketball, ’24-’25; Track, ’25; Football, ’23- ’24; “Gypsy Trail,” ’25: Football, ’23-’24. Robert Blose— “There’s room in my heart for every girl ' Grace Crosmer— “Calm and steady but she gets there just the same.” Delegate to Bozeman Girls’ Vocational Congress, ’24.

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Pane Fourteen RODEO — Louise Hanni— “Grades, not men, have always been my aim.” Margaret Haylock— “When she is called upon in class, she always can recite Besides the most of us she is a shining light.” Letter Track Meet, May ’22; May Festival, ’22. Harriet Moe Howard— “She changed her name and occupation.” High School Play, ’23: Editor of School Notes, ’24, ’25; Declamatory, ’22, ’23, ’24. Evelyn McBride— “Silence—her one great art of conversation.” William Orr— Willie is his right name, He’s better known as ‘Red,’ Because his crop of golden hair Grows high upon his head.’’ Frosh President, Winnett, Montana; Junior Presi- dent, Winnett, ’23-’24; Football, ’23-’24, Winnett; Basketball Guard, ’23-’24, Winnett; Football, Roundup, ’24. .4