Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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o xtcmporano i ou s writing contest. This year Helen Sadler had the high honor of winning a prize for an essay which was submitted in the essay contest sponsored by the Modern Literature Magazine. Dur- ing their entire staj in the Roundup High School this class has boon outstanding in scholarship, dramatics, glee clubs, and other activ- ities of the school. j.i Ten jours ago a group of peppy, third graders proudl-17- bearing a [jbanner inscribed with the numerals 1935tf invaded the high-schSol Ik auditorium and staged a pop meeting before the assembled student • body. Using a huge maroon and white megaphone almost as larr'c as their diminutive cheer leader they sang songs, give yells, and put |;°n little snoJeo dance. This was the first, last, and only time j-that such tiny rooters cheered our warriors on to victory. Present ;seniors who were members of that little band are Sonny Eiscloin. ‘■co-captain of the basketball team, Cres Pigot, Gordon Hamilton, Ruth Darling, Lois Hulstono, Marguerite Stevens, Jean Engstrom, Earl • i.nicpp, Edwin DoPriez, and Donald Larson, Their teacher was Mrs. Joe- :j Beretta, noo Mies Olga Dottier. Helen Littlefield sits h somowhat olumpod in her seat, i a history book opon before her. She sighs, straightens, and bethinks herself of her hair. Her pudgy fingers press ’] each tiny wave a bit, not forgetting those 3pitcurls. She smooths her eyebrows, munches her Spearmint nedita ft itivoly, and renews her peru- f 'eal of that darn history. y Francis Watski is studying | i French. Ho frowns deeply; his I, ■ face turns rod; ho runs his ; hand through his forelock. k | Finally ho points his finger i; against his forehead, as if he f | were probing his brain. After I a Tew moments of concentration I ?■he 3its up, smiles, and if 5 psomeone is looking in his di- i •roction, 3ays something witty. i l|: Then ho resumes his trans lati on. inc bell rings. Most of the inhabitants of the assembly are |i still talking, but Ha2cl Shaw has settled down and is at work, j tor forty minutes 3hc rarely raises her head and never utters a sound, ihon the bell rings again, she collects her books, grasps them firmly, and is on her way again. :Havc you ever wondered how many calories Sonny Eisclci.nl during his second-period rambles,

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Ablonezy, Eugene Entered from Willoughby, Ohio, '34. 12:30 P. M. Sat. Dear Diary, I just came home from my girl's house and found I lost to a better man. What do I care as long as my old girl in Cleveland remains faithful--I hope I haven't lost that picture. at Sumatra. Entered Roundup '32. May Day Pageant, '32. Dear Diary, Today I used the curlers on my lashes again. I wish they'd work on my hair. H. Balock, Margaret Athletic Association, 1 May Day Pageant, 1; Girls' Athletic Club, 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-Pres., 3; Huckleberry Finn , 4. Anderson, Ellen Freshman Girls' Club; Nu- trition Club; Gymnastic Pro- gram at Midwest, Wyoming. Entered Roundup '32. Dear Diary, In just a few weeks school will be out. I will be com- menced, and I can go back to a life of rurally rustic ease. Goody, goody, goose- essJ Badovina . Helen May Day Pageant, 1; Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Dear Diary, I went to the dance last night and I had the most hi- larious time. I laughed con- stantly and the kids told me I giggled a lot, but I can't help it. Baide, Alice Basketball, tennis and art Dear Diary, Evelyn and I just had a nice long chat about our future as stewardesses on aeroplanes. Won't I feel proud to come home, after thousands of miles in the air? Bunker, Dorothy Mae Girl Reserve, 1, 2; A Peach of a Family'1, 1; Mathematics Club, 2; May Day Pageant, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 4; Huckleberry Finn , 4; Winter Sports Club, 4; It Happened in Hollywood , 4, JJear Diary, Today I had another argument with my teacher, but I finally convinced everyone I was right. Calahan, Marvin Interclass Basketball, 1, 2; mterclass Football, 1, 2; Interclass Tennis, 1, 2; Basket- ball, 3, 4; Football, 4; All District Guard, 4.