Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

 - Class of 1950

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Norma Crosmer se Gloder ' M A Y May Queen......... Marian Wacker Attendants Dorothy Fredrickson Ada Jorgenson Crown Bearer.......................Ronnie Bujok Bearers Marilyn Bell Madilyn Bell Sherry Whipple J : ’ ;J®''' v rocessional Pomp and Chivalry , S'cSi A Presentation of the Crown...................Rose Gloder?1 . j K resentation of the Scepter.................Edwin Goehring KNIGHTSBRIDGE MARCH.................................Ban The Hungry Six Twirling Exhibition ,w. COQUETTE......................................... Tap Dance Tumbling Demonstration Winding of tne Maypole................................Freshmen 0 Recessional Pomp and Chivalry ............................Band s

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 An experienced senior team completely subdued a green but hard fighting freshman team, Friday, September 10, during the initiation tournament held annually ’'n the assembly room at R.H. S. A dance was held in the evening as celebration and consolationfor the winners and losers respectively. The seniors were well equipped for the fray with soap, towels, pans, bottles, and crackers, while the frosh, arrayed in long underwear, gunny- sacks, and cardboard shoes,relied solely on a newly devised, untried piece of apparatus--a neck piece which smelled and looked rather like garlic and onions. (This new equipment proved to be more of an impediment than an asset to its users.) Jerry Pratt, freshman, came out of his bout sputtering and foaming at the mouth as his senior opponent had jabbed him with a left in the mouth and a right in the eye with a soapy shaving brush. His manager, Pat Moss, tried her utmost to aid him by shaving off the soap with a table knife--but with no success. A new orderwas brought about duringthis tourna- ment whensome of the participants were carried into the fight instead of out of it. Two of these were the aforementioned Jerry Pratt and another freshman, Beverly Hunter. Beverly’s daddy, Larry Bickle, did his best to refreshhis daughter with a baby bottle full of pop, but she fell asleep in his lap--a K.O. for the seniors.' One of the frosh team, Bob Kern, arrived late and added a little burlesque atmosphere to the affair as he stripped to his box'ng outfit right in the ri ng. Rumor has it that he had bet all his money on himself and when he lost, his manager, Sally Britton,had to auction off his wardrobe to pay ex- penses . Han Rom,another of the frosh team, got a little over-confident,and with a flower vaseand water she did a little too much toasting herself. By fight time she was too water-logged to fight. Another similar mishap took placewhen Charles McKeen ate a meal prepared by Pat Lind. It seems she fedhim burnt toast, pickles, and moth-ball-like candy. The last word from the hospital was that he would completely recover. Referees were Mrs. Annie Wood and Mr. Walen Lilly, senior sponsors. The fight was held before members of the Roundup High Association. This will be the last tournament in this association for the seniors, but the frosh will spend the next three years gathering experience and ’’know-how. Then they will enter a like tournament from which they hope to come victorious.

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