Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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GEORGE EKDAHL Sonny Grandma As xdle as a pamted shlp upon a palnted ocean If RANC ES DUNN Fran Heres to the pllot that weathered e storm M ARY DAVIS Dave A calm sea says more to the thoughtful soul than the same sea ln storm and tu TYLER HAYS Tod The part I llke abou-t a sallors llfe IS the leave of absence VINCENT FINLEY Vmc The wlnds and waves are always upon the slde of the ablest navlgators GR ACE CRANOR Shcrty Her barque of Friendship w1ll never tlounder on the Rock of Decent .. ,, .. ,, , .. . . . . ,, I. ,. 44 1 - , YI .. ,, 4. mult ,, . . , . . U .. . ,, r. - , . . ,, 1 ,,, . . . ' - n

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XX x aD' Z Yay Xfnsxme-sc fill SCHIOT C ass ll-llstory Ol' If ICERS Joe Hlcke5 Plealdent ecll Bennett VICE Presldent Rachel Waldsmlth Secy freas Everett Gardner Representatlve Mlm Kauffman Sponsor Ru ld me strclzqhf O ll Olfllil Wclstcfl Qtazfllclz and stzonq cr qoocllzy lcfsscl That shall laugh at all cllsaster And with HUZ6 and zchzrlzczml lclcfs lfll s r reople tlrout 1 r llllll the 101111118 lllllklllg tor 801119 was to spend Ulll tlnle and save Olll not relv plelltl flll IIIUIIPX wc c lnre to the port ot R'lVSllIlS lllgll School There we d9l9lHllll9d to Ill Lke the tl lde ot slllp lllllldlllg ollr llfe s work Ill the shlpvald ot the port plrrr were lliilllg lard lor the lllllldlllg ot fr large strong shlp the H S Allllllllllll We bec rlrle lnterested rn tlll'S 'slllll and dlLrllrg the Well 19M b the slxts ot IIS w lIltl6l6lS helped Wllll odd Jobs on the lllllldlllg ot the ShlD The tlrst thlrrg clld w ls dllll grllr e o rr the hr e lhllllllll together ll 1 tl llllfl 1 llll0 Pete O on lltllllg ollr tllst lelder alrc -l0lll1 'VlcNlllty helplng to keep HLLOUIII of ollr work Nlr Nlowel was clloserr trolrr the Board ot 5lllD Bll1ld6lS to SUDEIXIQE ollr nreetlngs We proved Olll value bs a party we gate for the apprentlcres Journewnrell and Nlfrster YVOIKHIPII as well rs by our sports that yefrr In September 1976 we were taken on as apprerltlces Thls seal the head ot ollr 0lgllll7lll0ll was Joe Hltk8X and the 'rccollrlt keeper w ls Prarlces Holm clllst 'lhele were tlttx one ot us who started out IS lpprelrtlces ln the lllllldlllg l our glert sl p Tlrree new people came and we took tllem lll IS apprelrtlces others lll dl l l boostec llS Il lS w IS I- pllcec Illblllllll lrl llrlklng., bls c s 1911 c If ll lcl tx rc lllllg nerr our l llll ces s uncle e lLlSlllp ol Jre es x l 1 e ll th H ld ol in lull clels the most llotlblc were the plat ll w llltll we plescntecl tor the Dll 1 lt 'rrld the lldllfllltfl wc held tor the Nlfrstel hhOIkI'll9ll vllltll we became llllllllldble Master lhOlliIll6I1 lll September 1'i'S we telt that our nlllcll owed work lll tll shlprald wlth the good slllp H S Anrrl loll w ls rlearlx mer we had to do was to put up the nr rsts an see tllrt the s was preprred tor lts rough jOllI'1l8N on the sea-Q ot llte But Wllll ollr success ot Xlllllllllg the lntel Nltllklllglllell s cup tor basketball and wlth the great success of Ulll 5911101 Dlll wc hare come to f0llSlfl91' the H S Ambltloll too much a par' us to lease l lll behl l So as we now start to Jollrnev out lnto llfe rn e Slllp of ollr OXKII llllldlllg we WlSll to thank ollr fellow worknrell the applelrtlces and the Joulnevnrerl ot toclrw tor ll1Gll help ln lllllldlllg thrs Slllll llltl to say that we hopc lll9ll Slllp wlll be Staunch and Qtrorrg a goocllv vessel e wlll n Ru H S hoo or lllenlolx Slllp n rl lets 1 NI ll 'l I I in A Kd- xigi H XXX . . L V .ii , - -f V . t V,-' 4, ' l ,f , KK ff' .. f fn 4 2 , - O 0 1 1 . Y-M-- Q ' K . C . . . ' 7 Y Y 1 . ,' . . ' ' . . .r . . 1 , h . . . . . . . . . , A ' ' c A '. ' ' ' J , ,I ., , ,' I. . . ' ,. sth, XVI A , cr: youll.: 1 . wi any lZll'll0lllil trades, we w'clllclel'ecl 4 ' lld r :bv ' ' 1 .1 . .1 K1 V 1 ' 1 Ltr 1 v 'uv V -- Y . ' . ' ' . ' ' ' . - 1 - . ' H ' ' ' Y' V sz ' J , ' s ' , , ' Q ,z ' .LF-2 ', j ' we ' 'cs to p thc- irlsi' li :lll the sid. f the SlllI.'c?lI'fl ctlre R Ull c'll.b XY, ' l J ' 1 rc' 'c r' 1 2 l ' ll. le ,' ' ,z ', ' l A 'lv ' , ' 'T ' ' . . . L ,' ,,' ' I I' H . . ' S ' ' K. K. ,. wh . 4 ' L-U 'V . 1, bv V v v 1 1 ' hw' bv A I Av 1 I ' 1 Av v I Z lv cl v L . X' , -v Q L Y v v s , ' 11:1 '51 Y ' 'v ' w 1 ' 4 ' v 1 ' c ' . a r 1 s. 4 N 4 1 c lc . Q , c r.. x ' I ' ' . , . ' Av- ' 5. Y A, . ZA, I . I ' . L, ' ' ' o' ' z1.'ri. .' ' l -' . ' ' ' as ' - XVe proved Olll' worth this year by Olll' Helinlbing the ropes ill sports. fill? of Olll' bl' , s ' p 'tic' llll ', .' l s o . Tlr'.' 'z A 'rank .l0llll'I-lllll, who 2 e l olr the l'l-'glllill' dec'k of the H. S. A l' ' ' 2 ' z.'k1t.'. Wl , irl Sllt -l l 1' 1927, for -'-ffllll' ot' us ll9t'?llll0 j0llI'llQ'Ylll0ll, wc- felt we wew cfor ' z ' Olll' great goal ill l'll9. Ot' c ' Illkllly suv- ,l' lll lelllft' ' ' c . llic-k j klllfl vitl Misa K llfl'Ill2lll rw' ll' sen' lg e oar' ' 'hip- I -1 .Lx L. i J . . .ix c-Bzlqvf . '. . .A., I - . llm' I r c . x ' 1 A KA' . ' - ' ' 1 V .. 4 ., f K. . ' . - nw . . LU' v ' f Q . I v v - ' e A. ' in 1 v' , 1 ' H . I. I't' vi L, ' j ' '. All ' ' .' if .' ' cl .' 1 .rhip Q, 5, - i u ' . ' A. . ' kv K1 1 i ' ' ' . v' . Bc - u A-L1 ' of .' ,'tz 'lrc, ' ' j ' ' ' th A1 ' Q L' ' V . v'L1 1 v Y . 1 , I - 1 ' . L1 . , ' . N ' ZX - . ' . ' ' ' ',. D. ' v z K.. . VV ol'te travel back to the dear old port of z vlirls ixh Sc- l l our I ' Zlllll think of Ulll' lk ly ll 2.'lll't 4 zrncl 'I'l0llflS llUl'f'. ..,

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PEGGY PARRY Mpeg... Her opinions never float in the sea of ignorance. DOROTHY SANDEN Ted. The wind that blows, the ship that goes, and the lass that loves a sailor. n MARJORY RENDLE Marj. '0'er the glad waiters of the dark blue sen, Iler thoughts as boundless, and her soul as free. ELLA RASMUSSEN HEV, Thus I steer my barque and sail Ou even keel, with gentle gale. ANIELIA RILEY Melia She paddles her own canoe, and does it good, too. JOHN MoNULTY Johnny, Mac. His faults were written on the seashore, but every good action proved a wave lo wash them out.