Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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ijtBtnnj of tljr (Class of 1920 With each heart beating with great expections of Graduation Day, thirty freshmen entered the R. H. S. in 1916. Backward, of course, as freshmen usually are- we all stood back and awaited Miss Krueger to assign us to our place. Much to our sorrow she separated us and we were scattered out among other high school students. During that year we were presented with a cradle but that did not decrease our courage, for we knew we would have our chance next year. Our second year was a disappointment for us all for Fred Myers, Frank Gates, Joe Quinn- Elizabeth Robinson, Helen Rooney, Anna Miller, Charlotte Stevens, and Agnes Nordlund dropped out which, of course, decreased our number a great deal. Nevertheless we again appeared- seventeen of us, freshmen no longer during this year three new members were added to our number, Glodia King, Anna Burnett and Kathleen Faye, but one member of our class Elmer Kinnaman, left to join the navy and we are indeed proud of him. During that year many memorable events occurred, especially the doings of our girls’ basket ball team. Our third year began with greater enthusiasm than ever before, for we were nearing our Senior year. During this year three members of our class have preferred keeping house to going to school; they are Ada Kuykendall, Myrtle Barker, and Emily Wester. There are now eleven of us left, Andrew Peterson- our only boy-Frances Phelan. Eva Anderson, Kathleen Faye, Macey Lackey, Hope Edwards, Marion Johnson, Frances Olson, Emily Meuller, and Grace Bart-nick, who has just come in this year. These are all who answer to roll call from that once large class of thirty and we all hope we will finish school together as the class of 1920.

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Junior (Elaaa ftflurr NAMES: Macey Lackey Andrew Peterson Marion Johnson Emily Meuller Eva Anderson Frances Olsen Hope Edwards Ruby Carlson Grace Bartnick. Katheleen Fay Frances Phelan a? mar Class Flower Sweet Peas Colors Blue and White Motto Always Faithful Mascot Bull Dog

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1920-Atlja Honor be to all the Juniors, Cry the class of 1920 Of our class we make elections, Those who hold the highest honors Thus aloud we now acclaim them, All the individual Juniors, Each according to his merits. She who talks the most is Frances, Frances Phelan, loved class leader; In the. morning chatters Frances, In the evening murmurs Frances. And at midnight still is talking; Eve in sleep she moans and mutters. Macey Lackey is so silent That no other sound anear her Can be heard from her morn to evening Save the silence of our Macey. And so tiny Emily Mueller That in class one scarce can see her, When she stands out in the hallway And the doors are closed between us. She who labors? Ruby Carlson. Thinks and plans and toils and labors, How to work out new excuses For not having read her lessons. If one twentieth part expended Were those labors on her lessons. Ruby could achieve them easily, Rows of nineties on report cards. Marion Johnson never labors. In her mind there is a factory Out of which without her efforts Pour forth words and themes and answers. Figures, briefs and apt quotations, All correct, exact and perfect. Oh, no!—Marion never labors. Who among us knows the secret Of the glance that asks an answer, So demurely asks an answer, Through the lashes downward drooping; Of the smile that hearts can soften Smile that summons smiling answer, Promises, attracts, allures one? Glance coquettish, smile flirtation? Oh, with one accord we answer, Eva knows such smiles and glances, Knows and scruples not to use them.