Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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JUNIORS Bob Toulouse--I am very fond of the company of ladies. I like their beauty, like...their delicacy, I like their vivacity,and I like their silence. Peggy McGhee--I'm the shy, demure type myself. You know, the kind you have to whistle at twice. jack Dorman--! love everything that’s old: old friends, old times, old manners, old books, and old v lne. Helen Ncuman--Ke is handsome enough, IT you like that dark, beady type. Elmer Crosmer--Great men are not always wise. Lois Beckman--Answer a fool according to his folly. Norman Ashcroft--Whosoever findeth a v ife findoth a good thing Edythc Turley--She's the kind of a girl who wears a sweater to keep warm. Raymond Akers--Romoo didn't have anything on me. Anne Bublich--There they sat holding eyes across the table. Della Cuculich--A still, small voice. Dale Reighard--A man after his own heart. Ora Sarieh--She defrosted him with a glance. Rose Badovinatz--She got thoso hips from sitting pretty. Doffie Fink--The lion is not so fierce as painted. Arcttia Cruikshank--Let thy words be few. Emmy Lou Dacr and Jerry CharIton--All wo ask is to be lot alone. Billy Ratkovich--Kiss till the cows come home. Mary Alice Storor--Observo the opportunity. Eldora Clauson--Lovo thy neighbor as thyself. Luke 3alock--Rc joice, 0 young man, in thy, youth. Wanda Boll--Here’s to mcn--ah, that we could fall into thoir arms without falling into thoir hands. Ralph Havorkanp--I kissed ...my first woman and smoked my first cig- arette on the same day. I have nover had time for tobacco since. Lois 3owdre--A milky way of freckles across the bridge of her nose. Bill Birkctt--Holl is paved with good intentions. Helen Harman--Any girl can handle the beast in a man if sho 's cagey enough. Donald Goodcnbour--Murder will out. Peg McLaughlin--Gct tho . behind me, Satan. Bob Chester!icld--Who does not ovc wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole lifo long. Joyce Bclloi--Happincss is like a kiss--you must share it. Amos Eggc--Purse your lips. Gorgeous, I'm coming in on the bcamJ .' 11 Jean Merccr--Thc seven ages of v omon--thc infant, the little girlr the miss, the young woman, the young woman, tho young woman, and the young woman. Helen Lonnon--Not only has ho broken my heart and wrecked my life,, but ho's mussed up my entire oveningj Prank Brychta—I am only an average man, but, '-by Goorge, I work harder at it than tho average man, Albio Jean Kenncdy--A heart with revolving doors, admitting a now love as the old exits. Prances Stcffai$c--I think that I shall never see, A billboard love- ly as a tree, perhaps, unless the billboards fall. I’ll never soo a tree at all.