Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Dedication O our Fathers and Mothers who through trial and self-denial have made these educational privileges possible, we lovingly dedicate this, the 1924 issue of the Round-Up.

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In Wyoming Have you ever seen tin sunrise on the high and rolling plain? Have you ever smelled wet sagebrush after sudden springtime rain? Have you seen majestic pine trees, stalwart, sturdy, stately, tall, Slept beneath their whirring branches, heard the waml’ring coyotes call? —In Wyoming. Have you seen the wondrous skyline when the evening shadows fall? Seen its myriad-colored glory surpassing that of royal hall? Have you seen the painted Bad Lands in their yellow, red. and blue? Colors never gained by artists. Nature here has given you? —In Wyoming. Have you wandered through the sagebrush ’long the draws where shadows lie? Seen the mountains look like cardboard leaning on a painted sky? Desloate ? Yes, and mighty lonesome Far removed from beaten track. Yet the lure of it will catch you, you'll he lonesome till you're back. —In Wyoming.

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