Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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CLASS OFFICERS Meredith Watts ................. President Anita Oliver ................. Vice President Clifford Johnson ........ Secretary-treasurer M ss Wiger ........................ Sponsor T Tolerant S Sincere C Candid II Hearty 0 Optimistic L Loyal E Earnest p Persistent A Alert H Happy S Sociable 0 Organized s Spirited M Modern 0 Original R E Ready Enthusiastic RODEO—RHS (Z5he Sophomores

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RODEO — RUS — 1930 15 JUNIOR PROM IRLS with brand new dresses! Boys in their Sunday best! Even the gymnasium in a regalia fit for a king’s reception! This all for no other occasion than the Junior Promenade which was given on Friday evening, April 25. The “regalia” of the scene consisted of a false ceiling made of woven strips of rose and silver, the class colors of the Seniors, in honor of whom was the occasion, streamers hanging on all sides from the false ceiling and lattice work, decorated with little pink flowers. Lights were dimmed by the same rose and gray. At eight-thirty Allen’s orchestra “tuned up” and that the fun began early in the evening was evidenced by the fact that one Junior wanted one more dance before the Grand March, for that was her only chance of a dance with one of her fellow classmen. At nine o’clock the Grand March led by Grace Simpson, the Senior class president, and George Jenson, and followed by Annie Evans, the Junior president, and Raymond Smalley, gave the several spectators a chance to get a good view of the pretty gowns. The arrival of the punch, served by two little Freshmen girls, Amelia Marcinkowski and Theresa Kenczka, proved very refreshing; at least the punch table was a very pop- ular corner. At eleven-thirty the orchestra put away its instruments, but more than one dancer expressed the wish that it would play at least the two remaining numbers on the program.

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