Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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14 RODEO — 1929 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Annie Evans. President Robert Huppe, Vice President Eugene Lambert. Secretary and Treasurer Miss Booth. Sponsor

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RODEO — 1929 13 Junior Jib Name Nick Name By Word Weakness Pastime Eats Virginia Cameron Ginger 0 Heck! Roy Beadle Herding Dick Sweet Pickles Florence Woolfolk Sonny Oh, he’s mad again Hula Butler Writing notes to Hula Chocolate A’la Boston Lyle Beadle Freckles «9 t 9 » Ask Lyle Dancing 'Malted Milks Bill Clinton Bilious Oh. Shush Anna Baide Studying Lollvpops Robert Lind Rosy I’m thinkin’ Shorthand After hours with Miss Bradshaw Anything Florence DeFrieze Flo. De. Stokes Fudge Roland Stokes Walking home with Roland All-day Suckers Mildred Swanson Porky Gosh Gordon Axel son Car riding Cold pork beans and shoe string potatoes James Copp Esquire de Copp Atta boy, Come on Girls! Judy Laughing Candy, Garlic Laddie Otoski Laddie Etc. Ask Ruth Being with Herbert Horlick’s Malted Milks Margaret Stocker Mugs You foul hussie Bob Morris Writing notes to Carl She diets Anna Jatzeek Chicken Bolshevik Harry Rogerson Borrowing Typing Paper Cheese and Cracker: Vera Goffena Gummy By Gum Gum Chewing Gum Gum Grace Simpson Sugar Oh. Heavens 9 Collecting Money Fudge Estelle Fletcher Stell Damn I wonder Tennis Ravioli Char line Moss Tubby Oh, Gee Wa’king Typewriting Nothing George Jenson Jenson Hot Digity Narine L'bby Chewing Tobacco Nuts George Bagley Shorty Tsh! Tsh! Can you guess Playing ball Cantaloupe Earl Driscoll Sleepy Anything you say Grace? Playing billiards Malted Milk

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RODEO — 1929 15 Tjhe Sophomores Thou, too, sail on, O Ship of State! Sail on, O Sophomores, Strong and Great! Humanity with all its fears, With all the hope of future years, Is hanging breathless on thy fate! We know what teachers laid thy keel What students wrought thy ribs of steel, Who made each thing they call a rule, In what a town and what a school Were shaped the anchors of thy hope! Fear not each sudden test and shock, It’s only the teachers you should sock; ’Tis but the flapping of a skirt, And not a rent made in your shirt! In spite of the things that to-day Bring sorrow, Be happy and gay to-morrow, Sail on. nor fear to open life’s door! Our hearts, our hopes forevermore, Are all with thee,— Great Sophomore! —Grace Hoagland.