Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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RHS Page Fifteen 1925 — f1- ----- Anna Planisheck— “She talks nice—acts nice—and is nice. ' Ludwig Pouch— “Bashful—wait until you know him. FootbalJ, ’23, ’24, ’25; Basketball, ’24, ’25; Trick '25. Chester Puckett— “Laugh and grow fat you little rascal.” Football, ’22, ’23; Represntative to Boys’ Voca- tional Conference, ’25. Fred Quinnell— “When play and study crash. Let study go to smash.” “Honor Bright,” ’25. Lillian Quarles— “Not flashy, but glowing always.” Frosb and Senior Basketball Team; President of the Junior Class, ’23, ’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

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 RODEO Max Hughes— You never see him for he’s always, always busy.” Representative to Bozeman Boys’ Vocational Con- gress, ’25. Jean Jardine— “Heaven is my home, I’m only here on a visit.” Lucille Jones— Always there—five minutes late.' Norma Kyle— “She, too, has heard the call to arms.” President of Freshman Class, Whitehall, Mon- tana; Snapshot Editor of Hicada, Estacada, Ore- gon; One-Act Play, ’25. Herbert Lees— I have an ambition to be tough and drink pop.' Nellie Shaw— “Quiet? Wait until you know her.”