Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

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FOREWORD 2 MEMORIAM...................4 ANNUAL STAFF...............5 ADMINISTRATION............ 6 SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE - 7 SCHOOL BOARD.............. 8 FACULTY................... 9 SENIORS.................. 11 JUNIORS...................23 SOPHOMORES............... 33 FRESHMEN..................39 ATHLETICS................ 47 ORGANIZATIONS 57

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m.... ’’ m ;(;;v | .v,?. . „., • ■ '•'■ ‘.J r1. ■„■ -■ -»1 ■•■. 4»V.■ », • • ' ■ -;■{■?•: ' - v. iff : VV.iTr , 0 As another school year draws to a close, the same old cries that have been echoing in the halls of R.H.S. for many years are heard again. Hurray, I'm free at last! Just think, I'm an upperclassman now. I don't know how I survived that initiation, but boy will I lay it on those freshmen when I'm a senior! Then groups gather, and students begin to talk about the grand old times they've had in R.H.S. and the many more that they have planned . They hate to see these school-day memories flit by and be forgotten forever in the past, as does the journalism class of R.H.S. Therefore, in a manner as interesting and complete as possible, we have recorded these events in this 1953- 1954 annual so that these happy days in R.H.S. cannot just flit by and be forgotten in the rush of a new life; but they will be in this book whenever you wish to recall them. 2

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 1 1 We, the class of 1954, do hereby wish to set aside this page inmemory of ARTHUR LEE SANDERS, whose good- natured personality and his love of sports will always be remem- bered by his friends and class- mates. Jh Memoriam