Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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Zfa ble Qontents SECTION ONE. SECTION TWO. SECTION THREE SECTION POUR. SECTION FIVE. SECTION SIX. SECTION SEVEN Administration and Faculty Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Activities Sports

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T)ed Lcation An annual with an average high school boy as its theme should be dedicated to some person who has great influence over each high school student, who comes in close contact with him in the class room and in extra curricular activities, and who takes great interest in his welfare. Such a person is our principal, Mr. William West. With thoughts of deep aopreciation for his interest, service, and assistance to the students of Roundup high school,we, the RODEO staff of 1950, dedicate this--our 1950 yearbook.

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from the principcil's desk..........„ To the Journalism class and the student body of Roundup High School, many sincere congratulations for this yearbook of 1950. The present roster of your variousclasses is probably very different from that of your beginning class or even that of several years ago. Many of the original group have moved away or dropped while many new members have been welcomed with each passing year. This cycle is one which will become a definite pattern of your life. As the years pass, your classmates will scatter to the far corners of the earth, each seeking his own station in life.Old friends and classmates will become dim in your memory, leaving this, your yearbook of 1950, as a reminder of your many friends, acquaintances, and school days. Numerous wintry evenings in years to come will be spent reliving past friend- ships and activities herein related in words and pictures. Read on, then, the story of Roundup High School for the year 1950.