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All we can ao with this page is blare it on the dog. We, who cannot K paste a guy in the ncse, let alone on paper, started out to make a ficture R page, having received an unsatisfactory mark from our fourth grade art A teacher for our inability to paste three tulips on a large piece of pa.per, we Z felt unqualified for the job but proceeded with our usual impetuosity. Y If Ruth Dawson (21) appears to be- in the early throes of a fainting spell, the bl rie must fall on us, since at this point we were forced to un- glue not only Ruth, but Helen (33) and Marion (32) also, in order to make room for Clifton Rinehart (34), who appears to have been approximately the sane size at six months 0.9 he is today, and for a small imp bearing a slight resemblance tc Helen Ryan (25). K By looking ferocious Donald Moss (30) was able to maintain his position A in the loner left-hand corner and since Tommy (24) and Audrey (29) hod silent- P ly endured our ovn peculiar brand of cutting, we felt obliged tc leave them T in their original positions. I 0 Because the «log, (1) beat Innep (2) aft the page, it was necessary to N leave that young man with nothing but hope tc lean on and we (3) are standing S beside him. with cur face covered, net only because it locks better that way but also t avoid the sight of any catastrophe which may befall him. The Harpers (4) and (7) surround Fritz Hcbi (6), who managed t retain his equilibrium while Shirley Pratt (5) succumbed to our meandering scissors. Ee still don't understand how Dorothy Jasbeck (8) managed tc be phetoed against that woodsy background in her theater unifern, but it's obvious that F Dick (9) is intent on hauling in the biggest fish in the river while Bessie 0 Taylor (10) is prob bly contemplating carrying her pail of dirt into her R mother's clean living room. Roy (ll) didn't .mind having his picture taken but Janet Cruikshank (12) looks ready t . fight the cameraman. To knew Dorothy (13) is locking for someone so we fooled her and pasted Tommy in anether dirocticn. T.'e like the picture of the high school (14) as much as we like the cne of Pat Fr.ttison (i5) and Nancy's (16) rah-rah-rnh pose. K I Speod Neuman (17) isn't going anyplace in this snap nor is Richard D Milne (18) baking, and there just wasn't any place for Elva (19) so we put S her in beside an overall picture of Lorna. (20). Torosa Erychtn (22) is evidently pleased with the space provided by Ruth's regluing, and Shanie (23) seems most interested in getting her kitten in the picture. There's a picture of Florence Curry (26) new and a picture of Dale Howry (28) then, and v e were afraid to cut out Gerald's (27) catch because he obvi- ously knows how tc use that gun. A K New only Patsy (31), surreunded by sunlight, dogs, and legs, was left tc R paste and by the time Vic (35) had been cut for the bottom corner, there ro- 0 nained nly the dog who c.uld bo cut tc specificati.:n at which point we threw S up cur hands in despair and—at the risk of ycur sanity and cur neck—put the S darned thing in the annual.
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SENIOR SIDELIGHTS After four years of carrying more kleenex in one notebook than any other individual, Lorna Kiner will go out into the world to face her destiny. .7e have no fear for Lorna, but we do wonder from whom the remaining students will borrow when the first cold wind creeps under the gym door, bringing .its burden of sneezing and nose blowing. perhaps Lorna will discover a shirttail relative in the Kleenex Corporation, 'V or at least appear on a quiz program where, al- $though unable to remember who invented the first • r '' '■ mousetrap, she will surely be awarded 100 boxes v'% of that indispensable tissue. • r 4 i A . W V m W v Our statistics prove that boys have more staying power than girls. If you want to argue, consider the case of those in the graduating class who have attended Roundup schools for twelve out of twelve years. At any rate, Donald Zupan, Richard Milne, Fred Hobi, Dale Howry, Dick Charlton, and Donald I'.oss have been with us from the beginning, as have Tommy McCleary and John Neuman. Thai makes a total of eight, while only seven girls--Teresa Brychta,Florence Curry, Dorothy Jasbeck, Shanie Fievet, Helen Skagen, Dorothy Redel, and Bessie Taylor have resisted the temptation to move. (Which all goes to show anything with statistics!) o X ft', that you can prove , Vt r r V A. ' -iV' ■ T?i fthnr rt n Inn I s Richard Milne, Donald Moss, and Donald Zu- fk '.'pan, sponsored by the Knights of Pythias, the f: , Loyal Order of the Moose, and the Lion's and Ro- ' tary Clubs respectively, v cre part of a group of ,238 who became Montana's first Boys' Stators on j the campus of Montana State Normal in Dillon, w. Montana, in August of '47. In '34 came Inga, ’..b In '42 came Grace, In '44 came Mabel, All fair of limb and face. (after 26 years of Skagen girls youngest of their quartet comes forth to take her place in the graduating line, leaving only brother Don and niece Louise--who springs from another branch of the fnmily--to uphold the Skagen tradition of charm and gra- ciousnoss. While we expect ath- letic prowess rather than charm from Don, we are certain that Helen has scattered more of the af o rement i one d c har actoristics through the gloomy halls of R.H.S. than anyone we know. This year in school) the
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