Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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20 RODEO — RHS— 1930 Journalism Club RODEO STAFF Editor-in-chief ................. Robert Huppe Associate editor ................ Mary Wildin Advertising manager ............. Grace Simpson Business manager .................. Mary Kulay Circulation manager .............. Byron Roberts Organizations .................. Annie Evans Athletics ....................... Laddie Otoski Alumni, Personals. Exchange .... Virginia Cameron Krax ........................... Estelle Fletcher Art editor ...................... Violet Skinner Literary editor .................. James Marshall Sponsor .................................... Miss Mathison

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RODEO — R H S — i 9 3 o 21 THE JOURNALISM CLUB [EDNESDAY at three forty-five! And the library tables, where once the boys and girls had sat to read maga- zines and study public speaking, sociology, or what not, were gathered, are now changed into a Round Table for discussion of topics of a journalistic nature and of mak- ing plans for the next issue of the paper or for the publica- tion of the annual. Primarily the purpose of this Journalism Club was to study the principles of journalism, to issue once a month a paper which contains the news of the school, and, as the last issue, to enlarge this paper into a year book in which is contained a summary of the year’s work in various lines. Inasmuch as the annual depends for its financial support entirely upon the subscriptions and the advertisements it sells, it is of necessity limited in size. The personnel of the staff was carefully chosen with reference to their style of writing, their interest in school affairs and their general scholarship. One former member who does not appear in the picture deserves mention. This is Gladys Schwab, who left Roundup High School when her parents moved to Pierre, South Dakota. Gladys’ charming feature articles and news articles made her very much missed by all the members of the staff when she left. Another girl, Violet Skinner, was added to the group this spring to produce the art work for the annual.