Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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JUNIORS Lott ie Harris Did I Remember James Holland Tall, Dark, and Handsome Marjorie Hunter I Won't Dance William Jens The World Ones Me a Living Joe Kowalski Little Joe the Wrangler Jeanne LeClaire A Little Bit Independent Marion Littlefield To Mary—With Love Loretta McCartney Breakin1 In a New Pair of Shoes Burt McKiernan (Bab) Under Your Spell Dorothy Mitchell San Francisco Claude Murphy Oh My Darling Nellie G Mary Nose Aren't the new Plymouths swell? Susan Pi got Oh, Suzanna Dust Off That Old Piano Helen Ratkovich No Regrets Elton Roberts You Have to be a Football Hero Henry Holland Me and the Moon — and Mary Elmer Holliday I'm an Old Cowhand Bob Jarret Footloose and Fancyfree Louis Kern In the Valley of Silent Men Kathryn Lar K-K-K-Katie Ml ILO LlNDGREN Butch Bernice Loga Rock of Ages Stacia Marcinkowski Big Brown Eyes Helen Mikkelson I 've Got the Jitters Harry Mitchell John L. Sullivan James Murphy I Feel a Song Coming On Mabel Overend ' Where have you been, Billy Boy Grace Porter Wait 'Till the Cows Come Home Ellen Rittierodt Take My Heart Dorothy Roll Contented

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JUNICES CH Mae Anderson V h i sper i ng Wilma Partlett Coach Babcock knows how TO PICK TH EM i Wanda Lee Bolin You Started Me Dreamimg Alice Banks Silent, Solemn, Sober Jimmy Pirkett Honest I Ain't Lazy. I 'M JUST DREAM ING- Fhyllis Britt Take It Easy Ruth Chandler Helena earthquakes don't BOTHER ME. Alma Christian Smiling Through Edwin Charlton | DON'T LIKE WORK AND WORK DON'T LIKE ME. Gay Coles Lost Margaret Curry Trust in Me Roland Daer Tormented Ray Delamater It's a Sin To Tell a Lie Thelma Dorman I'm in a Dancing Mood Ruth Driscoll There's Yoo Hoo in Your Eyes Emelie Eliasson So Do I Emil Elich I've Got You in My Fower Rose Erkeneff Keep on the Sunny Side Elaine Essman Ready, Willing, and Able Dorothy Ford Sing Baby Sing John Flynn 'When Ir Smiling ish Eyes are II Walter Gavinsky That Little Poy of Mine Gladys Geelhart It's the Gypsy in Me Bette Gilderoy Cleopatra Biddy Graham You Can't Pull the Wool Over My Eyes Wanda Geelhart Sometimes I'm Happy, SOMETIMES I'M BLUE Wesley Goffena On My Gee-tah Melvin Hanley Fardon My Southern Accent Louise Harmon Demure and Dreamy Lois Harper Life Is a Song

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JUNIORS Fred Rolls Watch the Fords Go By Mary Ryan Stay As Sweet As You Are Mary Russell I'M WAITING FOR TULIP time and Holland (Hank, not Jim) Hoakon Steffensrud I've No Use for the Women Oliver Shallow !'m Nobody's Sweetheart Now Robert Swan Man of Iron Alice Tomlin Roses are Red George Thomas I 'LL TELL MY MAMA ON you Eldon Toogood Man for the Ages Willis Van Dyke Little Man, What Now Helen Wier Lovely to Look at Evelyn Woods Would You Vinita Van Laethem Gift of Gab LucilLe Williams In My Solitude ----------WRy------------ doesTTeorge Thomas nconsci- ously pat his hair af- ter he combs it? Why doesn't Lucille Williams giveTTp shorthand I class and proceed class? Why does draw a picture of recitation of'The bles ? Why has- TALENT FOR RECOGNIZED Hank and Jim as well as to TO THE GA- THE SHORTHAND TWO Emil Elich have A HOUSE DURING House of Seven n't Vivian Wildin's DRAWING FACES BEEN AS YET? HOW DO Holland geTTFlong they do? Why don't Susan Pigot7 Bette Gilderoy, and Mary Russell stage a PRIZt-FIGHT TO DE- CIDE THE CONQUER- OR OF WlNKY ? What causes That dreamy EXPRESSION in'Claude Mur phy 's EYES?