S3NIGR ORGANIZATION Student Body Chairman.................Wallace Mercer President. ..............................Don Kensmoe Vice President Secretary-Treasurer. . . Cabinet-Representatives. May Queen Motto. ....... but wisdom lingers Flower. ...... Colors. ...... Sponsors . .Miss Zoss Miss Williams
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AUDREY RAE Neat, noisy, nonsensical Mfey Day Pageant 1; Pep Club lj Rodeo 3, 4 Tiine s Up 4; Twirler 3, LOWELL RATHBUN Serious, studious, sensible Band 1, 2, 3; Gym Club 4j Time a U£ 4j American passport 4. GLENN RAY Silent, solem, stalwart 20BERT SEEPLOEG Tormenting, teasing, touchy Class President 2; Rodeo 2j The Big Front 2j Football 3', 4, RAYMOND KSDISKE Argumentive, aggressive, agile Football 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1; Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President Class 2, 4. KEITH RICHARDSON Droll, dynamo, devilish I -Team Basketball 2; A—Squad 3, 4. DOROTHY ROBSON Qay, game, • gritty May D®y Pageant lj Chorus 1, 4; Band lj Spring Concert 4? Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Gtl 4? Rodeo 4; American passport 4; Junior Classical League 4, INEZ SABINS ; Ruefal, remoti, reserved Bfcy D»y Pageem' Mo LOIS SABINS Rueful, remote, reserved May Day Pageant 1« GRACE SKAGEN Sweet, sincere, sentimental May Day Pageant 1; Office Girl 3« EDWARD SPIDEL Slow, soft-spoken, steady (Althea s) Band 1, 2, 3 Cabinet 3, 4; Bodeo 4j Dis- cussion Club 4j American Passport MARGARET STEFANICH Distant, determined, deceiving May Day pageant 1, BETTY STORER Sensible, studious, serious Pep Club 4; Rodeo 4; GAA 4; usher 4. JAMES TANNEHILL Able, apt, antic Home Ec Club 1; Basketball 2, 3j Band 3, 4; Gym Club 4} American Passport 4» JAMES USSIN Fascinating, funny, favorable Home Eo Club Is Intarolass Basketball 1) 2, 3, 4; A-Squad 3, 4. JEANNE W±ER Pretty, playful, popular May Day Pageant 1; One Mad Nigjrt 1} Rodeo 3, 4s Office Girl 4$ Class secre- tary 3, 4$ Junior Classical League 4« HENRIETTA WEINHOLD Playful, plearant, placid May Day Pageant Is Handicraft Club 3j Chorus . 3, 4; Spring Concert 3, 4, It is with great pride that we look back on our four years spent in Roundup High School. We can look back now to when we entered R,E.S. Those days of dodging high-spirited seniors sore gene forever. Nowl we are seniors? we have accomplished one of our goals—-carrying through the four high school years, one of the largost , finest, and, since we aron»t modest, we will admit—noisiest bodies of students ever to enter R.H.S. This class has always been well represented in sports, plays, band, and other accomplishments which take time, skill, and practice. It was a . large class when entering and is graduating a large class as well. The senior - -slnss of »42 has a future ahead, of it—a future in which we are going to take our part end make it a successful as well as a very bright -one, So as a class, we, the seniors , bid farewell to the Roundup High School and to four years of our lives of which we shall always bear memories and which we shall never forget.
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