Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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ETHEI SWANSONI Pretzel all love a qulet sallor DORO PHY WALKER Dot How quletly her glorlous course sh goes LDWARD SYDENHAM Syd It matters not how Stralght the gate How charged wlth punishment s the scroll I am the master of my fate I am the captaln of my soul AI ICE VEITCH Nlay she always gall ln pleasures boat RACHLL WALDSVIITH Rach Her shlp or Life bears brlght S3115 good nevls good cargoes and good hearts and has falr wmds and llght seas ARTHUR FRIEND Art FI'lClld A sallor of hlgh repute IS bel ter than one wlth vargoo of loot 4 L .. ,, We ' ' , .. ., ., - - 3 ,, ,., , , .. . Y, .. ., Ld , .. - , I , 3 - ,, . , MMU V 1 .. ,, , , . , , . . . ,, .. . .. nl 'V ll ' VI , It 1 ' ' ' 5 ' . -. 3 '.

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FR ANC ES BANGS Verlty great shlp asks deep waters ARCHIE HANSEN Arch that will do for the 'VIar1nes il? EVERLTT GARDNEl. Eddle Each man makes hls own SIIIDWTECK my shlps 1n perfect condxtlon' AMY BLYDENBURGH If ever one tar was more true than an other to h1s frlend and his duty that saxl or was he CLFIL BENNETT C or Bennle Smooth flow the waves the zephers zently play Cerfll smlles and all the world IS gay EARL HARPER Harp If all the shlps I have at sea Should come a sailing home to me Ah well' the harbors would not hold oo many shlps as there would be ll' '1ll my ships came home from sea X .. . ,. HA . , .. .. H R1g11t1 . . 1 X ..Ev,,. .. . Y, ... - . ,. . , , .. ,, 11 Emmy .. - , , - v ,, .F . . .. e., .. - ,. , .. . - ,. .. ,. .. , - , . ., . . ,, . .

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Semor Class Prophecy It was ln 1942 whlle cruxsmg an obscure southern ocean xn my radlo con trolled vessel that I agaln heard of mv classmates of 29 I had dlscovered on an lsland upon lnvestlgatlng an S O S a lonely flgure on the beach It was Earl Harper prancmg wlldly about ln a goatskxn and httle else It seems he had been there for ten years and he had made good use of these years by inventxng a wire less S O S box wxth whlch he had slgnaled me We began to cxrcumnaylgate the lsland after plcklng u-p Earl and on the other slde we stumbled upon a small natlve seaport There we learned that a new mlsslonary and her famxly had Juast arrxved Imagme our surprxse unpon gazlng upon the fa1r countenance of Cec1l Jones nee Cecll Bennett her husband Nell and ten small chlldren N911 was the vlllage blacksmlth After spending a few hours wlth them we left taklng two of Ceclls chlldren to be placed ln an 1nst1 tutlon for the dumb conducted by 'Vlaue Hwarbt ln Borneo Fxfty mlles off the coast of Afrlca a seaplane dropped near us plloted by Wlnlfred Espy the new Amerlcan Llndy She lnformed us that Ella Rasmus sen and Grace Craror were managlng a sandwlch shop ln Alaska for the Esklmos She consented to take Earl ln hot plane to Afrlca to see Russell Jensen the owner of a large dlamond mme I embarked for Amerlca taklng wlth me Frances Dunn a cabaret dancer who wlshed to secure a contract 1n New York wlth the blg stage manager Everett Gardner In New York I came across Marjory Rendle a coming young lawyer who was at that tlme taklng a case agalnst Fdnla Herman who had run over sxx pedestrians w1th her motor truck It seems that in New York one could run fxve pedestrians down wlthout belng arrested Fdna had not complled wlth thxs law I then left for Callfornla gomg bv the way of the Panama Canal There I saw Nlary Davxs who was one of the lock keepers on the canal In a few mm utes conversatlon she told me that Edward Sydenham was a famous model who posed for a dlstlnguxshed artist ln Parls The artlst I learned was Peggy Parry In Callfornla whxle rxdlng ln a glass bottom boat I saw Verlena McVey the noted deep sea d1ver d1v1ng for money for the amusement of the tourlsts and pleasure seekers Among the latter I saw Amella Rlley Wlfe of the famous Journallst Althur Frxend I d1d not see hex husband but Amella told me that he was v1s1t1ng Frances Holmqulst who wars the head of a gymnaslum for tlred busxnessmen ln San Dlego Strollmg up the coast I nearly sank my vessel by runnlng 1nto some of those lntermmable radlo v1s1on cables that Ahce Veltch had strung all over the country Qonnectlng up wlth the Hawauan cable I saw to my great amazement Frank Johnson weavlng necklaces for the v1llage dancer Eloxse Keeler Gettlng 1'1 communxcatlon wxth them I learned that Dorothy Sanden was the edntor of a scandal sheet Ill Honolulu She was so Fr nk told me belllg sued for llbel by the Waldsmlth Elecltrlcal Lompany I bought a Qh1C'l3.g0 Herald and read that Frances Bangs englneer on the S 85 F and Archle Hansen a sheepherder had been marrled anl were golng on thelr honeymoon to AUSIIHIIH where they lntended to VISII Joe Hxckey a blg sheepman who as a slde issue trapped rabblts I notlc-ed that the DTIQSI who married them was my old frlend Ronald Hooper I then went to call on John 'VIclNulty who was the barltone ln an opera The butler who admltted me was Tyler Hays Tyler mformed me 1n a confldentxal wluspex that he had heard that George Ekdahl a professor of Spanlsh ln college was golng to Russla to teach lhlS language I found John havlng a small and select party ln honor of Dorothy YY alker very famous lady detectlve Among those present I saw Ethel Swanson who manufactured new Fords from old Fords and who wlth Julla Kaufman a dxvme planxst was gomg to Canada to applv for a pos1t1on w1th the Northwest Nlounted P01109 Then I set sa.1l for my home ln the FIJI Islands and who should I run xnto but Nxncent Flnlev a prohlbltlon offlcer who was Just then busxly chaslng a rum lllllllel' Altogether I sald a I sailed along It s a very strange and funny world ll: ll I e ' B O , , 1 , - - . I , . 1 , - V. . . . , , . . 1 ' ' . . . , . 1 . v. Y . . . 1 - 1 . . . A . ' T 'Q 1 1 . I ' . . . . , . . . .- 1 1 , I 1 , . ' 1 1 . . . H . ,, . V - 1 , , ' ' . ' . 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 A , , 1 ' . 1 , ' I . 1 ' 1 v . - . , . I , 1 . ' 11 ' ' '1 , ' 1 1 T 1 1 . , 1 , . , . 1 v . . . . V Y . . 1 , . y 1 1 , . v. .. V V - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - f . ' ' 1' y . X , ' - 1 H 1 . . , , . 1 . f 1 a. J., , , ' ' 1 1 1 1 '1 ' -- ' , ' 1 , ' . . V Y . . . . . 1 A f1 1 1 , . U . . ' . . Y a 1 . - 1 v l ' . . . . 1 1 , . ' , I . , . ,. . . . . . , . . . - .1 1 11 11 - - - 11 1 . . . , I , e .. . , . , 1 ' . ih. A. . 29