Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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1925 — R H S Page Seventeen Josephine Lipke— “She has a pleasant smile and a gentle way.” Mildred Merritt— If bad girls die young, Mildred will live to be a hundred.” Helene Stocker— “Jolly ar.d full of fun. and always ready to go.” Literary Editor, Rattlesnake, Melstone, ’21, ’23: Orchestra, Melstone; Vice President of Literary Society No. 11, ’23, ’24: Social Editor of “Rodeo,” ’25; “Romance Hunters,” '24; “Honor Bright,” ’25; “Gypsy Trail,” ’25; Delegate to Bozeman Girls’ Vocational Congress, ’24. “Able to study and play too.” Basketba'l. ’21, ’23, Laverne, North Dakota; “A Serious Mistake”; Senior Basketball, ’25. Karon Ronde

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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.”

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Page Eighteen Foy Sturdevant— “We seldom find one so faithful.” Football, ’24, ’25; Basketball, ’24. ’25; Captain of Basketball, ’25; Track Team, ’25. Harold Tannehill— I'm on the' brink of a street career —somebody push me off.” Basketball, '21, ’22; Declamatory, '22, ’25; Foot- ball, ’23; Track, ’24; President of Athletic Asso- ciation, ’2!, ’25; President of Senior Literary So- ciety, ’24, ’25; “Honor Bright,” ’25; “Gypsy Trail,” ’25. Lillian Wickland— “Always quiet and at work.” Frances Yh itmore- “Her voice is gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Basketball, ’25. the rest of the world goes by.' SON------- a love affair on my brain?”