Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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CO-EDITORS---------------------------Bo tty Roberts, Rose Prah, ' ART Editor--------------------------------------Josephine Osot, ' Assistants------------------------------------Louiso Lgkse, Iris wan, Margarot Blazina, , - dytho Wildin, ’ Bill Birkett, » LITERARY Sport Editor---------------------------------Ray Konsmoo, Assistants-----------------------------------Luthor Egge, HUMOR Editor-----------------------------------------------Mabel Skagen, Assistants------------------------------Florence Bronnon, Joanne Herzog, REPORTERS-----------------------------------------------William Molby, Selma Iverson, Erna Joan Crosmer, Peggy McLaughlin, Shirly Adolph, Alice Dodds, SNAP Editor-----------------------------------------Ruth ye, Assistanco-----------------------------------Jean Mercer, TYPISTS Almoda Adolph, Erna Joan Crosmor, Viola Adolph, BUSINESS STi.FF Manager-----------------------------------Margaret Adolph, Assistants---------------------------------- Luthor Egge, Bob Fawcett, Published by Commercial Department Vera Bruoggcr, Director 43 44 44 44 44 43 45 43 44 44 44 44 44 44 45 45 46 46 43 45 43 43 43 43 44 45 Mathilda Haga, Advisor

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Another school year is completed- a year of experiences that we can never again enjoy as realities. For those returning to Roundup High School there may he new joys that may equal or surpass those of the present year; for those leaving, joys may he experienced again only through memories. In order that these treasured memories may he kept more vivid and lasting, the staff presents the 1943 Rodeo.

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TOMORROW by MR. COLLINS The young men in the armed forces want to return to better homes, better communities and a better world after the war. It is the duty of those who remain at home to see that their wishes are given serious consideration. If a better environment is planned it will be nec- essary to instill into the minds of our people the prin- ciples of truth, honesty, unselfishness, tolerance and dependability. A revival of a genuine, sincero religion is one of the greatest needs of people, in all countries throughout the world. This type of religion would cover all of the principles mentioned above, and without it there is rea- son to believe that democratic government can never be wholly successful. The young men who are fighting to preserve democracy are learning these principles the hard way. They are determined that their children and grandchildren must never make the sacrifice they are making in order to have a better world. Lot everyone begin now to develop an attitude and a philosophy that will include the general welfare of all people throughout the v orld. An altruistic attitude toward other nations, and races will be a big step in the direction of preventing further wars.