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STUDENT SNAPS 1. Frank Lekse 2. That’s a Roundup gel—Jean Bilant. 3. Caught you'. Janet Cruikshank 4. Vie should be working. Jean Bilant and Adeline Hilderman 5. Dot Fink- 6. Audrey Korenko 7. Hunter and company--Margie Boyle and Mitzi Vedova 8. Bashful Patsy Plenger 9. I fell off my thurb--Rose Marie Loucas 10. bell, maybe--Mabel Harper 11. Bob and Jean Bilant-- When we were very young. 12. Mary Ann Plenger 13. Julianna Rauch and Rose Gloder 14. Why so sober, Jimmy Dorman? 15. Going some place, Innes? 16. Betty McKenna 17. Boy Scout, Chuck Meznarich 13. We finally sneaked a picture. Vic Fink 19. Tom McCleary 20. Over here! Dick Charlton 21. Dress up day for Doris Roll and Bessie Mae Taylor. 22. Bob Bilant 23. Hubba'. Hubbal Mary Ann Robinson 24. Just Marcus 25. A bachelor’s life for me--Chuck Maris. 26. Get it in the basket, boys'. 27. Elaine Allen 28. Pat Melby 29. Masquerade 30. Incognito 31. That cute Joey Lar 32. Jo Ann Sayre Bob Jorgenson (commenting on a teacher): I don't like her; she gave me an F lust because I didn't know nothin'. Dot Nies: Are you going to wear your suit to the dance? Dick Charlton: Yeah, my one and only. Dot Nies: What color hair are you going to'wear with it?
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SENIOR SIDELIGHTS Thirty-six years have come and gone. And here are the Weirs--still carrying on. In 1911 Elizabeth entered the Roundup Public Schools, and since then the Weirs have resolutely contributed to the en- rollment over a period of thirty-six years. Kathryn followed Elizabeth and preceded Edna who was suc- ceeded by James, the last of the line but for Beverly who this year writes finis to the procession. R. H. S. boasts two ex-servicemen--Donald Lees and Ray McPherson. Donald comes from two years of naval training and Ray from fourteen and a half months of army life. Welcome back, boysJ Teddy Cartwright, who would have graduated with the sen- ior class this year, is now stationed in Japan. We can do nothing more than wish we could v elcome you back, too, Teddy. Cheerleader Margie Lawson really isn’t a leader as far as cheering in her family is concerned—Betty and LaVonne pre- ceded her in this peppy profession. As time marches on and another graduation exercise rolls around, R.H.S. sees many familiar faces of long ago enter her halls. Upon inquiry of the seniors, it was found that five of their parents graduated from or attended our high school in the past. Those who will return to their Alma Mater to see their children graduate are Mrs. Haverkamp, Mr. and Mrs. Hougardy, Mrs. Nies, Mrs. Jorgenson, and Mrs. Ooehring. Loren Hougardy won the Elks Scholarship of ono-hundred dollars this year—through a long process of testing and blank- fill in g-out. Loren attributes some of his recent good fortune to his distant relatives, Phoebe and Alice Cary, poets, and Joan Leslie, actress. Phyllis Backenkeller stepped into the literary limelight when she bad her first story oublished in JaCK AND JILL Maga- zine this year. Oh, yes, we must mention her pen-turned- nick-name- - Becky Keller. (You'll find her story in the lit- erary section of the RODEO.)
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