Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

THE RODEO ROUNDUP HIGH SCHOOL Roundup, Montana FOREWORD Thisis a book of memories --yours and mine. Upon these pages are recorded reminders of the joys we have shared, the disappointments we have known, and the friends we have made in high school. Here is our Rodeo. ADMINISTRATION STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES DEDICATION To Mr. and Mrs. Milne the Seniors of 1955 dedicate our Rodeo. For over a decade the Milnes have given excellent care to our high school building gym, trees, and lawns. To the students they have given interest, encouragement, and help. Who knows better than Bill how to make a starry- sky ceiling or a tree for the Junior Prom? Who made that sliding door, a stairway, painted the flats for plays and concerts? Who helped us pick up bottles and scrub floors in the pop room? The Milnes. Of time and themselves they have given generously. Because we sincerely appre- ciate all they have done for us, we make this dedication to them. ADMINISTRATION C. W. BAUM Superintendent IO0M3B CARRIE H. HULSTONE B. A., Nebraska Wesleyan M. A., University of Nebraska Personnel Work Northwestern University Graduate Work University of Maryland BEVERLY MATHESON, B.S. Montana State College JANE CHESNOVER, B. S. Montana State College ROBERT JOINSON, B. S. Montana State College FREDROOLEY, B.S. Montana State College M. A., Colorado State College of Education ROBERT BENNETT, B. S, Montana State College CARLOS LIVERS, B. S. Montana State College Seated, left to right: Mr. Baum, Superintendent; Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Liggett, Mr. Ross, Mr. Mather, Mrs. Lindstrand. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Chuck Norick, Susan Allen, Ed Des Lauriers, Beverly Zupan, Bob Kelly, Jane Lee Laurie, Vice President; Leon Stalcup, Shirley Peterson, Secretary-Treasurer; Brendan Murphy, President. Snake Line HOMECOMING homecoming parade PAT TURLEY, Captain BEV ZUPAN, Queen BOB KELLY, Captain Letterman's Club gives their predictions of Division Tournament B. Felix reads winning essay SCHOOL SPIRIT B. Murphy awards Cherie Fletcher season ticket for school spirit. W The May Queen and her attendants, Linda Rom, Kathy O'Neill, and Karen Mackey. The crown bearer was David Mather. Cheryl Mills and Mary Mackey carried the queen's train. SENIORS Left to right: V SHIRLEY PETERSON - Representative LENORA FINCO - Secretary-Treasurer ED DESLAURIERS - President BRENDAN MURPHY - Student Body President LOIS DEVINE - Vice President Not Pictured: LEON STALCUP - Representative BEVERLY ASK WIG Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4. FRANCES BUJOK Mixed Chorus 1; GAA 1-2. RICHARD BUJOK Baseball 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4; Senior Play. VIRGINIA CARTWRIGHT Pep Club 1; GAA 1-2; Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; All-School Play 2-3-4; One-Act Play 2-3-4; Senior Play; High School Week 4. CAROL CORNISH Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2- 3-4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 1-2-3- 4; GAA 1-2; Girls' Glee 1-2-4; Senior Play. RUTHANN CRUIKSHANK Honor Student 1-3-4. ED DES LAURIERS Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 4; Chorus 3-4; Class President 4; Student Council; Senior Play; Football and Basketball Manager 4. LOIS DEVINE GAA 1-2-3-4; Secretary 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice President 4; Student Council 3; Prom Queen 3; Girls' State 3; High School Week 4; Girls' Glee 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. LENORA FINCO GAA 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2-4; Class Secretary 4; All-School Play 2; Senior Play 4, CHERIE FLETCHER Pep Club 1-3; President 3; GAA 1; Class President 3; All-School Play 1; Senior Play 4; Annual Editor 4; Tumbling 1; High School Week 4; Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1. FRED JUNIOR Mixed Chorus 1-3; Boys' Quartet 3; Senior Play. MADELYN KOZELISKI Twirling 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Pep Club 1-2-3; GAA 1-2; Girls' Glee 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3. GEORGE McCLEARY Transfer from Klein, Montana; Mixed Chorus 4. SKIP McGUIN Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; German Band 4; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 4; One-Act Play 3; Senior Play 4; Baseball 3. LARRY LINDSTRAND Band 1-2-3-4; All-School Play 2-3-4; One-Act Play 2-3-4; High School Week 4; Boys’ State 3; Pep Band 4; German Band 4; Senior Play. KAREN MACKEY Transfer from Denton, Montana 3; Band 3-4, President 4; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 4; Pep Club 3-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Girls' Glee 3; GAA 3. BRENDAN MURPHY Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 2-3- 4; Track 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1-2-3-4; Letterman’s Club 3-4; Student Council 3; Student Body President 4. BEVERLY NELSON Twirling 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Co-Captain 4; GAA 1-2-3- 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls’ Glee 1. FRANCES NIES Twirling 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; GAA 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Band 1-2; Dance Band 4; Girls’ Trio 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; High School Week 4. ED ORDING German Band 4; Pep Band 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Vice President 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-4; Basketball 3; Base- ball 3; Dance Band 4; Senior Play. LINDA ROM Tumbling 2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2-4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Senior Play; Band 4; Pep Band 4; Student Council 1. LEON STALCUP Football 1-2; Basketball 2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; Boys' Chorus 1-2; Journalism 3; One-Act Play 2-3; Student Council 4; Senior Play 4. KATHY O'NEILL Band 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2- 3-4; GAA 1-2-3; Senior Play; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4; Twirl- ing 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Class Vice President 3; Panther Parade Editor 4; High School Week 4. SHIRLEY PETERSON Student Council 4; Transfer from Ft. Benton, Montana 3; GAA 3-4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 3-4, President 4; All-School Play 4; Senior Play. Carol is quite the cowgirl. Sneak Day was tiring, but fun. Lenora and Pete--Or is it? MARGARET WALTZ Transfer from Joliet 2 PEGGY STEFA NIK Girls' Glee 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Senior Play PAT TURLEY Football 1-2-3-4 Letterman's Club 2-3-4 Alternate; East-West Shrine Game 4 Notice McGuin's hat! Ed must have done something wrong VESPER SERVICES Processional, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name Vesper Choir Meri Ann Shaffer, Accompanist Call to Worship............................................Cherie Fletcher Doxology........................................................Congregation Scripture Reading and Prayer — —-------------------------- -Cherie Fletcher Hear Thou Our Prayer, O Lord (Peter Tkach)----------------— - Vesper Choir Senior Ritual---------------------------------------Brendan Murphy, Leader In Appreciation--------------------------------------------Ed Des Lauriers Beautiful Savior, King of Creation —------------------ — - -Ronnie Rom Vesper Address, The Lost Chord, by Harry V. Daugherty Fred Junior Cherubim Song No. 7 (Bartniansky-Matterling).....................Vesper Choir Presentation of the Candle of Tradition --------------------Ed Des Lauriers Senior Class President Response-------------------------------------------------------- Bob Kelly Junior Class President Closing Ritual-------------------------------------- Brendan Murphy, Leader Recessional, Now the Day Is Over -------------------------------Vesper Choir COMMENCEMENT Processional Grand March E. Lian High School Band You Will Never Walk Alone Arranged by H. Stickles Select Choir Address. Dimensions of Maturity Dr. Linus J. Carleton Dean of Education, Montana State University The Enchanted Canyon (Overture)----------------------J. Olivadoti High School Band Presentation of Diplomas-------------------------------C.W. Baum Superintendent of Schools The Lord Bless You and Keep You Peter C. Lutkin Select Choir Recessional E. Lian HONOR ROLL: The following students rank scholastically in the highest ten per cent of this graduating class. The names are not according to rank. Virginia Cartwright, Lois Devine, and Charlotte Fletcher. MOTTO FLOWER COLORS On- arc and Up- ward. a-:...:..'- Silver and Blue JUNIORS Left to right: JANE LEE LAURIE - Representative BOB FELIX - Secretary-Treasurer BOB KELLY - President RAY RECH - Representative ROSEMARY SHIELDS- Vice President HAROLD ANDERSON JUDY BRITT BOB CHARLTON BOB FELIX BOB FIELD JERRY GAVINSKY PACKY GILLEN GARY GREENER TOM IVERSON BOB KELLY PAT KEY JERRY KOERNER JEANETTE LANGSATHER JANE LEE LAURIE DON LEKSE DIANE MASINI BOB McKEEN DELORES MIKKELSON VAVI JO MOHAR ARLENE MOSS KEVIN MURPHY DICK PALAGYI LARRY PRATT MARY ANN RACKI RAY RECH JUANITA RICE GARY RILEY JUDY ROBINSON CARLENE RUX CELIA RYAN DELIA RYAN ELAINE SAYLOR BOB SCOTT ROSEMARY SHIELDS STEVE SIEMION JIM STONER FRANCIS TURUEY SANDRA WHITE JOANNE WILHELMI JUNIOR PROM Carroll Whalen's Orchestra The Junior-Senior Prom of 1955 was attended by more than 60 couples. Flowered leis and palm trees very nicely carried out the theme of Blue Hawaii. The king and queen of Hawaii, sitting in their own little grass hut, made a very pretty picture. The members of the orchestra added their touch to the evening by wearing Hawaiian shirts and leis. Punch girls, left to right: Sandy Shope, Beverly Langsather, Cathy Ross, Slyvia Smith, and Marie Racki. Blue Hawaiian Dancers Vavi Jo Mohar and George McCleary dance past the Pineapple Punch Stand. Packy Gillen and her escort Bob Rux are crowned king and queen by Jane Lee Laurie. Bob Kelly, fourth from left, and his date, Joanne Felix, third from left, lead the Grand March. GIRLS’ STATE Jane Lee Laurie was chosen to attend Girls’ State this year. Delegates are chosen on their scholastic ability as well as leadership and personality. Girls’ State offered an opportunity to learn about our government first hand by being elected to offices on city, county, and state level and carrying out duties involved in these offices. Jane Lee will leave in June to attend the activities on Rocky Mountain College campus in Billings. The Girls’ State delegate is again sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Diane Masini was chosen as alternate. BOYS’ STATE Thomas Iverson was chosen to attend Boys’ State to be held in Dillon, August 20 to 28. Delegates are chosen on basis of their scholastic achievement. Boys’ State gives the delegates a chance to learn the operation of all elective and appointive offices on the state level of government. Ray Rech was chosen as the alternate in the event that Iverson is unable to attend. This year, as last year, the Rotary Club will sponsor the delegate. This sponsorship includes all travel expenses as well as fees. SOPHOMORES Left to right: Virginia McCleary - Vice President Chuck Norick - President Susan Allen - Representative Nancy Olinger - Secretary-Treasurer Betty Abbott Dorothy Adolph Susan Allen Bill Bowdre Sharon Britt Deanna Brokens Shirley Bublich Dick Cartwright Terry Glenney Antonette Goffena Frank Goffena Erlyne Gray Sandra Hardgrave Dolores Hazelton Ed Jancic Helen Keosky Carlene Key Marlene Kinney Janice Kozeliski Nancy Kuni Davy Jean Laurie Robert Lee Robert Lind David Lloyd Virginia McCleary Mary Ann Meznarich Betty Miller Barbara Mock Ed Moss Chuck Norick Nancy Olinger Alan Ottman Margaret Paul Ronnie Rom Mary Ross Bob Rux Delores Sanders Wayne Saylor Meri Ann Shaffer Jean Shields - Harold Wise Larry Zimmerman Marjorie Sprague George Smith LeRoy Summers Martha Waltz English What’s so funny? Biology Hummmm...........That's an interesting specimen. FRESHMEN Left to right: Ema Newton - Secretary-Treasurer Beverly Zupan - President Steve Andrews - Representative Penny Loucas - Vice President Steve Andrews Bemadine Becker Larry Bianchi Clark Brown Gary Charlton Gordon Charlton David Crowe Mary Crowe Sharon Dodge Joan Eliasson David Erkeneff Sharon Fanyak Bill Ferguson Frances Goehring Louis Harmon Frank Hemovich Doug Holloway Alfred Hubble Kenny Katana Joyce Keeler Shir lie Kombol Emily Kowalczyk Joe Kowalczyk Albert Kozeliski John Lakey Beverly Langsather Penny Loucas Pat McCleary Art Mills Sue Murphy Ema Newton Alan Nicholson Ed Powelko Marie Racki Frances Rittierodt Chuck Robson Betty Rogerson Cathy Ross Gordon Roy Sandy Shope Ralph Skagen Vivian Smidt Sylvia Smith Barbara Van Dyke Kay Wall Jeanette Wilhelmi Ed Wooten Beverly Zupan INITIATION Leave some for the Freshmen, girls. Lay them straight, Alfred Stage Initiation Painting the R Freshmen Frolic EVENTS AT R.H.S September 7 First day of school 18 Freshmen initiation 30 Central football game October 1 Freshmen painted the ”R 8 Huntley Project football game 15 Junior High dance Opening of deer season 22 Hardin football game 27 Junior magazine drive started 28 Billings Senior High ”B” football game M.E.A. convention November 5 A11-School Play 24 Student Council's Harvest Ball 25 Thanksgiving vacation 26 Hardin basketball game 27 Laurel basketball game December 3 Lovell, Wyoming basketball game 4 Columbus basketball game 9 Senior aptitude tests 10 Big Timber basketball game 11 Red Lodge basketball game 14 Senior psycholgical exams 17 Harlowton basketball game 18 Huntley Project basketball game 20 Klein vs Roundup HB basketball game 23 Christmas vacation began January 2 Christmas vacation ended 7 Billings Central basketball game 8 Laurel basketball game 15 Red Lodge basketball game 21 First semester ended Forsyth basketball game 22 Big Timber basketball game 25 Lyceum-Trampoline Stars 29 Forsyth basketball game February March April May June 4 Huntley Project basketball game 5 Columbus basketball game 11 Lyceum-Duet 12 Billings Central basketball game 14-16 School Spirit Week 17-19 Class C Tournament 23-26 Class B Tournament 11 Winter Concert 14 Lyceum-Dicken's Program 18 Junior High Operetta 23 M. S. C. Concert Chorus 25 Sadie Hawkins Dance 31 Senior Kuder preference tests 2 Annual school election 7-11 Spring Vacation 16 State Merit Exams 18 College Career Day in Billings 23 Music Festival in Billings Billings Central baseball game 28-30 High School Week 29 Big Timber baseball game 30 Junior Prom 6-7 Music Festival in Missoula 7 Senior car wash and bake sale 10 Senior tests 11 Harlowton baseball game 12 May Day Cheerleaders elected for 1955-56 13 Senior Sneak Day 16 Letterman's Club Initiation 19 Spring Concert 26 Outdoor Concert in City Park 27 Freshmen gave dance for Seniors 29 Vesper Services 2 High School Graduation 3 Junior High Graduation End of school term m O I O XiIQ Front row: Gail Hanley, Mable Sayre, Clara Emick, Karen Akers, Joy Robinson, Sharon Cross, Mr. Edward Arnold. Second row: Pat Britt, Donald Metzker, Robert Roy, Gary Hudson, Harry Peterson, Carl Alt, Herbert Perkins. Third row: Sharon Lacey, Helen Gavinsky, Roberta Junior, Christi Schenk, Kath- leen Jones, Kathleen Sandney. Fourth row: Edward Brown, Tommy Pullin, Clarence Vranish, Jim Fan- yak, Timothy Brehm, Larry Riley. Front row: Jean Lindstrand, Sandra Flo, Sheila Lakey, Marla Klinger, Ina Lou Baird, Janice Picchioni, Mr. Ernest Hofmann. Second row: Bill Devine, John Kozlaker, Darrel Charlton. Larry Mismash, Eddie Gray, Vincent Jones. Third row: Janet Elliason, Della Alt, Gaye Hamilton, Glenda Felix, Gloria Ording, Sharryn Schoff. Fourth row: Dewey Tipton, Mark Soennichsen, Gary Lacey, Harvey Metzker, Lily Saunders. Front row: Keitha Fisk, Karen Soyland, Sandra Charlton, Sandra Mackey, Bonnie Bowman, Oral New- ton, Miss Beverly Matheson. Second row: David Keeler, Wilbur Wood, Mickey Pertile, Stephen Barrett, Kenneth Schwab, Anthony Siemion, Barry Bianchi. Third row: Sarah Crowe, Connie Jens, Beverly John- son, Romalie Michlich, June Nelson, Janice Wilhelmi, Peggy Tomlin. Fourth row: George Vukich, Jim Murphy, Curtis Sandvig, Jerome Kozeliski, Cynthia Wise, Judy Cornish, Susan Polish. Front row: Betty Jo Racki, Ella Hemovich, Nancy Ross, Maxine Polsak, Merryellen Smith, Margaret Glancy, Mr. Donald Peters. Second row: Billy Perkins, Tommy Graves, Alan Fisher, Billy Moats, Richard Brown, Alvin Mill. Third row: Pat Hamley, Teri Schroeder, Alma Frost, Jean Phillips, Ardith Strom, Bonnie Ratkovich. Fourth row: Jackie Pratt, Gary Ray, Tom Romick, Sharon Brewer, Betty Kiner, Sharon Puckett. Not Shown: Larry Barghultz. rn O O I -H 2 m m to Staging a talent show. Just fun. Swing your partner. Whoopee! FOOTBALL TEAM Back row: E. Ashcraft, B. Murphy, L. Pratt, C. Norick, B. Ferguson, B. Charlton, A. Hubble, B. Rux, R. Lind, E. Moss, K. Murphy, G. Riley, P. Funk, B. Kelly, F. Turley, R, Rech, D. Palagyi, B. Felix, P. Turley. Front row; T. Glenney, R. Skagen, B. Scott, J. Fletcher, S. Andrews, D. Cartwright, D. Erkeneff, H. Ottman, E. Jancic, C. Brown. SEASON' We They Lewistown 13 7 Harlowtown 22 26 Red Lodge 41 0 Central 0 32 RECORD We They Worden 27 0 Forsyth 45 7 Hardin 26 6 Billings High ”B 41 0 Left to right: B. Kelly, B, Funk, F. Turley, G. Riley, P. Turley. ROUNDUP VS HARDIN ROUNDUP VS HARDIN Center, B. Funk. ROUNDUP VS WORDEN No. 7, P. Turley; No. 22, F. Turley; No. 12, B. Rux. Left to right: L. Pratt, D. Palagyi, B. Funk, G. Riley, B. Murphy , S. Siemion, B. Felix, B. Kelly, E. Moss, B. Rux, K. Murphy. Roundup vs. We They Roundup vs. We They Hardin 67 49 Red Lodge 69 49 Laurel 54 48 Forsyth 76 46 Lovell 57 60 Big Timber 81 45 Columbus 65 63 Hardin 70 60 Big Timber 76 47 Forsyth 78 47 Red Lodge 70 42 Worden 74 50 Harlo 70 42 Columbus 59 58 Worden 102 60 Central 71 95 Central 89 68 Harlo 79 60 Laurel 61 59 TOURNAMENT Roundup vs. We They Forsyth 66 36 Hardin 58 65 Columbus 60 54 Laurel 75 63 Total Points: We They 1627 1279 Average Points: We They 70.7 55.6 Season's Record Won 20 Lost 3 ROUNDUP VS B. CENTRAL Shooting, B. Murphy, No. 10, S. Seimion. ROUNDUP VS LAUREL ROUNDUP VS LAUREL ROUNDUP VS LAUREL Left to right: B. Kelly, No. 8, B. Murphy. Jumping, S. Seimion, No. 8, B. Murphy. ROUNDUP VS B. CENTRAL No. 10, S. Seimion. Left to right: R. Frost, J. Fletcher, R. Skagen, L. Frost, S. Andrews, E. Wooten, A. Kozeliski, A. Mills, C. Brown. “B” SQUAD We They Hardin 37 71 Laurel 31 59 Klein 36 38 Columbus 46 31 Big Timber 33 41 Red Lodge 45 44 Harlo 43 39 Worden 43 62 B. Central 41 40 Klein 32 57 Laurel 46 55 Red Lodge 47 46 Forsyth 43 50 Big Timber 45 50 Hardin 51 68 Forsyth 67 53 Worden 50 47 Columbus 66 36 B. Central 36 52 Harlo 47 72 Back row: Chuck Robson, Richard Bujok, Art Mills, Steve Andrews. Middle row: Jim Fletcher, Butch Funk, George McCleary, Ralph Skagen. Front row: Larry Pratt, Bob Kelly, Gary Riley, David Erkeneff. BASEBALL SEASON'S RECORD We They Centra 1 12 7 Big Timber 18 8 Harlowtown 18 2 Back row, left to right: Jim Fletcher, Dick Palagyi, Terry Glenny, Steve Siemion, Bob Rux, Bob Scott, Bob Charlton, Bob Lind, and Kevin Murphy. Middle row: Bob Felix, Butch Funk, Ed Moss, Pat Turley, Brendan Murphy, Skip McGuin, and Francis Turley. Front row: Larry Pratt, Bob Kelly, Gary Riley, Ray Rech, Ed Ording, and Ed Des Lauriers, Manager. LETTERMEN’S CLUB AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENT Among the normal activities and events which are planned for and anticipated, ” per- haps the yearly initiation is the most important. Most important to the standing mem- bers, that is! The blood curdling yells coming from the lockers and the sadistic smiles as they look at you and say next are enough to make anyone’s blood run cold. But it wasn’t QUITE as bad as you supposed, was it boys? CHEERLEADERS they are doing some of their enthu- siastic yells. Standing, left to right: Susan Allen, Shirley Peterson, and Kathy O'Neill, First row: Nancy Olin- ger, Virginia McCleary, Delores Hazelton, Dorothy Adolph, Marjorie Sprague, Janice Kozeliski. Second row: Beverly Askwig, Erlyne Gray, Helen Keosky, Shirley Bublich, Frances Goehring, Betty Rogerson, Erna Newton, Mary Crowe, Peggy Stefanik, Karen Mackey, and Carol Cornish. Third row: Elaine Saylor, Juanita Rice, Judy Robinson, Shirlie Kombol, Sue Murphy, Beverly Zupan, Sharon Dodge, Kay Wall, Betty Abbott, Diane Masini, Delores Mikkelson, Pat Key. Fourth row: Jeanette Langsather, Penny Loucas, Joan Eliasson, Sandy Shope, Pat McCleary, Beverly Langsather, Carlene Rux, Joanne Wilhelmi, Packy Gillen, Frances Nies, Delores Sanders. PEP CLUB The 43 members of the 1954-55 Pep Club worked vigorously to boost all R. H. S. activities but with special emphasis on athletics. Through their efforts in pep assemblies and in the cheering section, they can proudly say they helped the boys set new records in both football and basketball. This year's officers were; Shirley Peterson, President; Susan Allan, Vice President; and Kathy O'Neill, Secretary-Treasurer. First row, left to right: L. Devine, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Nelson, President. Second row: L. Rom, S. Dodge, P. Loucas, C. Ross, R. Davis, S. Fanyak, S. Bublich, J. Kozeliski, and J. Keeler. Third row: J. Langsather, V. Cartwright, M. Crowe, M. Sprague, B. Langsather, E. Newton, F. Goehring, D. Adolph, S. Kombol, S. Shope, V. McCleary, S. Allen. Last row: Miss Matheson, E. Saylor, D. Masini, P. Gillen, D. Cross, J. Rice, M. Racki, B. Abbott, B. Rogerson, B. Zupan, P. McCleary, S. Murphy, L. Finco, J. Wilhelmi. Not pictured: S. Peterson, Vice Resident. TUMBLERS The Roundup tumblers accomplished their aim: another year of successful half- time entertainment. Their new maroon and white outfits, which were worn for the first time at the Billings Central—Roundup game, added much emphasis to their per- formances. The 14 tumblers flipped and lifted their way through many home games, and they also were invited to perform at Columbus. Pictured at left are: First row: C. Ross, N. Ross. Second row: J. Wilhelmi, S. Allen, P. McCleary. Third row; S. Murphy, S. Dodge, L. Rom, V. McCleary. Bottom row: S. Shope, S. Fanyak, J. Robinson, P. Gillen, R. Davis. V. McCleary J. Wilhelmi Back row, left to right: Mary Ann Racki, Beverly Zupan, Pat McCleary, Madelyn Kozeliski, Beverly Nelson, Vavi Jo Mohar, Jeanette Langsather. Front row; Arlene Moss, Arlene Finco, Joanne Felix, Frances Nies, Betty Abbott, Sharon Dodge, Delores Mikkelson. TWIRLERS Twirlers in Indian Costumes Madelyn Kozeliski Majorette HOME ECONOMICS The activities of the homemaking department include a variety of areas, such as foods, clothing, child care, interior decorating, good grooming, personal relation- ships, and careers. BAND The Roundup High School Band performed many times during the year. They marched in the parade for Homecoming, played at football games, present- ed halftime shows at basketball games, and attended the District Music Festival in Billings. They also played at the Christmas, Winter, Spring, and out- door concerts. The six students who were chosen to represent Round- up in band at the A11-State Music Festival in Missoula, held May 6 and 7, were Ed Ording, Carol Cornish, Karen Mackey, Kathy O'Neill, and Larry Lindstrand. It was a great experience for these students. 19 20 21 22 The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. John- son, was enjoyed by all when they appeared in the Christmas Concert, the Music Festival in Billings, and the Spring Concert. 1 25 2B 27 28 29 MIXED CHORUS The members of the Chorus which were chosen to represent Roundup High School in the All-State Chorus at Missoula, May 6 and 7, were Butch Funk, Ronnie Rom, and Skip McGuin. GIRLS’ Although the Girls' Chorus got a late start this year, they received a 2 rating when they participated in the Music Festival in Billings, April 23. CHORUS The Girls' Chorus made a very pretty picture, sitting under wide spreading willow trees and surrounded by fresh spring flowers, when they appeared in the Spring Concert. PEP BAND The 20 piece pep band was a selected group, and they play- ed at all home and out-of-town basketball games except one. GERMAN BAND A few clowns in R,H. S. organized a German Band They provided entertainment at two of the basket- ball games. They performed at an assembly, and also downtown on main street. Their locomotive yell went over with a bang. RYTHMAIRES This is the R.H.S. Dance Band. This gang organized to play and have fun together. They played for many school dances and a few public dances. “THREE ON A BENCH’’ Best cast at Billings Play Tournament from left to right are: Ronnie Rom, Delores Mikkelson, Bob Felix, and Virginia Cartwright. Roundup’s entry in the Billings Play Tournament this year was Three on a Bench, a one-act comedy. The cast journeyed to Billings on March 25, and the next day was presented with a trophy for the best cast. Individual honor was given Ronnie Rom for best supporting actor for his interpretation of Officer Callahan. Production Cast of Senior Play 8651 SuPP°rtinS Actor Removed from the glamor of producing a play, but very im- portant is the stage crew. They practice and work as hard (or harder) than the actors and very often mean the difference between a success or failure on production night. Seated from left to right are: Ray Rech, a junior, Shirley Peterson, and Leon Stalcup. Standing: Richard Bujok, Lois Devine, Cherie Fletcher. Mrs. Hulstone, and Carol Cornish. Seated from left to right are: Kathy O'Neill, John Watts, Linda Rom and Virginia Cartwright. Standing: Skip McGuin, Fred Junior, Ed Ording, Lenora Finco, Peggy Stefanik, Frances Nies, Ed DesLauriers, and Larry Lindstrand. ‘‘THE CURIOUS SAVAGE” At eight o'clock, Friday, April 15, the senior class of Roundup High presented to a large audience their three-act play, The Curious Savage. Weeks of rehearsals went into this production. A sense of satisfaction of a job well done fell on the cast as the curtain fell at the end of act three. Another senior play was over, and another excellent job had been done. From left to right: Virginia Cartwright as Vicky Randolph, Susan Allen as Valeria Whitman, Larry Lind- strand as Grandpa Perry, Shirley Peterson as Grandma Perry, Ray Rech as Keats Perry, Diane Masini as Priscilla Morley, Butch Funk as John Appleby, Bob Felix as Butcher Boy Bean, Jo Ann Felix as Tootsie Bean, and Ronnie Rom as Boggins. “PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU!” The long weeks of practicing again resulted in a fine fall production. Given by an all-school cast, it was presented to a large audience on November 5. This hilarious comedy was an equal to any given in the past and our hats are off to the director, Mrs. Hulstone, and her all-school cast. THE PRODUCTION STAFF Again deserving our praise is the production staff, without which no play could be put on. Congratulations! Standing: Mrs. Hul- stone, and Alan Nicholson. Seated from left to right: Frances Nies, Nancy Olinger, Erna Newton, and Betty Rogerson. Standing: Steve Andrews, Alan Nicholson, Penny Loucas, Barbara Van Dyke, Mary Crowe, Betty Roger- son, Erna Newton, Beverly Zupan, Sue Murphy, Pat McCleary, Carol Cornish, Larry Lindstrand, Frances Nies, Tom Iverson, Mrs. Hulstone, and Larry Zimmerman. Seated: Virginia McCleary, Joan Eliasson, Jean Shields, Kay Wall and Sandra White. Seated on the floor: Nancy Olinger and Judy Britt. ROMAN DINNER J. Eliasson, A. Nicholson, and V. McCleary relax after eating a typical Roman dinner. JANUARY 22 Members of the first year class enjoy the secunda mensa (principally grapes). B. Zupan, E. Newton, B. Rogerson, B. Van Dyke, S. White, K. Wall, and A. Nicholson.