Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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ELEANOR REXDLE “Bugs” T. C. T. Club 1-2 Class Basketball 1-2-3-4 Girl’s Basketball 3-4 President Tri T Club 4 Student Conference 4 Dramatics 3-4 Vice-President University Club 4 WYETH SULLIVAN “Sully” “Spitz” Joke Editor, Staff 4 University Club 4 Dramatics 3-4 3A Club 1 EVELYX STARTZELL “Muffet” 3A Club 1 T. C. T. 1-2 Tri T Treasurer 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 First Place, Declamation Contest 3’ Dramatic Editor Round-Up 4 University Club 4 Class Basketball 1-2-3 ALICE WALLACE “Wally” Glee Club 1-2-3 Lamar, Colo., 3 University Club 4 Class Basketball 3 Junior Follies Club 3

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ADOLPH NIELSEN “Mickey” K. K. Club 1-2 3A Club 1 Cartoonist “Rawhi” 2 Cartoonist, Exhaust 1-4 Art Editor, Round-Up 4 University Club 4 ARNOLD NIELSEN “Mickey” K. K. Club 1-2 Exchange Editor, Staff 4 University Club 4 WALTER OLSON “Wally” “Ole” 3A Club K. K. Club 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Class Basketball 1-2-3-4 R Club 4 Vice-captain Basketball 4 MARION PORTER “Wheckia” 3A Club 1 T. C. T. 1-2 Representative, Declamation, Laramie, 2 Tri T Club 4 Dramatics 4 Representative, Reading Laramie 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Secretary University Club 4

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OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS CHARLES BATES...............PRESIDENT OLIVE KEENER....SECRETARY-TREASURER JACQUELINE BUST ............. SPONSOR Senior Class History Let us consider this year’s Senior Class as one of the four wheels that keeps our High School moving. Each Of the four classes in High School is a wheel, composed of four year’s work, making four spokes. This year’s Senior Class has just finished strengthening its fourth spoke. We had forty-seven , , L ’ :us make our first spoke. We were duly initiated into High School, as Freshmen. However, we managed to keep our dignity and pride. It seems impossible that we were as “green” as the Freshmen we have seen enter since. During this first year we were very lively, and we accomplished a great deal. One of the most notable things we did was in making arm bands. These were of a brilliant purple and gold. We blush now to think of them. By numerous events our first spoke was strengthened, until it was finally completed. We entered our Sophomore year with thirty-four pupils. Those who had left us were Veda Lloyd, Maxine Fox, Alice Sydenham, Rose Lujan, Freeman Jones, George Hand, Fred Ducolon, Helmer Engstrom, Edgar Steward, and Leo Roszell. Their places were filled by Florence Swanson, Ruby Green, Edith Buchanan, Beatrice Burgess, Rose McMahon, Nellie Murphy, Alma Sanders, Gladys Tobias, George Weller, Everett Sanders, Lee Vivian, Boyd Conley, Lyle Burton, Harry McFarland, and Carl Chase. Although we were fewer in number, we were no less active. We, of course, initiated the Freshmen, by superintending them while they made an “R” on the hill south of Rawlins. During this year the championship in the Inter-Class Basketball games was won by the Sophomore boys. This was the only year in which our boys were really successful in basketball. The Sophomore Class gave the Hallowe’en dance this year, and such a dance as it was! It will never be forgotten by tlipse who were fortunate enough to attend it. Thus, the second spoke in our wheel Avas finished. We had thirty-seven Juniors to make our third spoke. We had lost Elizabeth Birmingham, Florence SAvanson, Ruby Green, Rose McMahon, Lorene Gosney, Laura Mae House, Beatrice Burgess, Edith Buchanan, Lori Chase, Charles Alsop, Lyle Burton, and LeA ris Hughes. Some of the neAv ones avIio came into our class were Agnes Fitzgerald, Mike Me- 12698763