Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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ko b eo —1926 Lillian Arthurs— “Write me as one who loves her fellowmen! Secretary ’23; Secretary-Treasurer ’24; Girls’ Basket Ball '25, ’26; Declamatory ’25; “Honor Bright’’ ’25; Home Economics Club ’25; May Fes- tival ’23; A. A. ’25. ’26; “The End of the Lane’’ ’26. Elvina Anderson— “Good and kind and fair.” Home Economics Club ’24; May Festival ’23; A. A. ’25. Hayden Bolander— “He sings and his song is heard. Pure as a joyous prayer!” Minstrel ’25; Junior Prom Committee ’25; “Fresh- ies” ’26; President Boys’ Glee Club ’26; A. A. ’26; “The End of the Lane’’ ’26. i Helen Bolander— Up with me! Up with me! into th j clouds!” Minstrel ’25; Glee Club ’26; Sextette ’26; “Quest of the Gypsy’’ ’26; Home P2conomics Club ’26. Thomas Cameron— Hard work, indeed he does not love it How genius is too much aix ve it.” Freshman, Sophomore, Grass Range; Basket Bali ’25, ’26; Football ’25, ’26; Declamatory '25; Glee Club ’26; Junior Prom Committee ’26.

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12 RODEO — 1926 j 1 i i j Thomas Douglass— j I mind me how with a lover's care 5 From my Sunday coat I brushed off the burrs, and smoothed my hair. President ’23, ’26; Minstrel ’25; Football ’24, ’25, j ’26; Football Captain ’25, ’26; Basket Ball ’23, ’24, j ’25, ’26; All District Guard ’26; Track ’24, ’25, ’26; Junior Prom Committee ’25; R” Club 23, ’24, ’25, ’26; The End of the Lane” ’26. j i Gladys Crothlrs— Do I tell you. I rather guess j She was a wonder and nothing less!” Vice President ’26; President of Literary Society 5 ’25; Declamatory ’23; Athletic Association ’25, ’26; Glee Club ’26; The End of the Lane” ’26. I ! i Zelma Halley— Not for glory— not for pelf, Not. be sure, to please myself. j Not for any meaner end.— Always 'ey request of friends’. j Secretary-Treasurer ’26; Junior Prom Committee 1 ’25; Annual Board ’25. ’26; Minstrel ’25; First j place District Contest in Shorthand and Typing; j The End of the Lane” ’26. ' i.

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RODEO — 1926 Lorain e Cates— “I never knew so young a body with so old a head.” May Festival ’24; Debate ’25, ’26; Essay Contest, Bozeman ’25; Minstrel ’25; Glee Club ’26; Annual Board ’26; Declamatory ’26; Sextette ’26; “Quest of the Gypsy” 26; A. A. 25. ’26; “End of the Lane” ’26. Vernard Comstock— Yes. we’re boys—always playing with tongues or with pen. And I sometimes have asked. ‘Shall we ever be men’?” Football ’25; Basketball ’26; Minstrel ’25; Junior Prom Committee ’25; (Jlee Club ’26; “Honor Bright” ’25; “Freshies” ’26; “R” Club ’25, ’26; A. A. ’25, ’26. Violet Crosmer— Quiet and almost bashful.” Home Economics Club ’24; May Festival '23; A. A. ’25. William Crouse— The sweet converse of an innocent mind.” Boys’ Vocational Conference ’26; A. A. ’25, ’26. Fern Grot hers— And still they gaze and still the wonder grew That one small head should carry all she knew.” President ’23; Vice President '24, ’25; Junior Prom Committee ’25; First Place in District Con- test ’26 in Shorthand; A. A. ’25. ’26; “The End of the Lane” ’26.