Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS John Bangs Frank Bond Melvin Engstrom Mitchell Evans Watson Innes Harold Johnson Fred Johansen Billy Johnston Leslie Kolsen David Lloyd Charles McNeil Ralph Meyers Ernest Neath Vincent O’Connor Hal Pope Jack Reed Dick Romero Eric Schmidt Billie Scott Maurice Shaw Robert Stookey Ralph Sundin Lyle Van Norman Chloe Anderson Hazel Ashford Hazel Bowser Eileen Cameron Willa Jane Crowley Marguerite Douglas Angela Espy Mildred Flegg Louise Foster Virginia Garretson Martha Gustafson Frances Irwin Katie Jaure Laura Jensen Alice Johnson Helen Kirk Laura Larsen Eloise Le Masters Hester Nelson Margaret Nylander Kathleen O’Connor Elizabeth O’Donnell Dorothy Olsen Louise Roberts Orpha Schoeber

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 UNDPIP KxvcsS John Bangs Melvin Engstrom Vada Woods THE SOPPIOMORE CLASS John Bangs..........................................President Melvin Engstrom................................Vice-Presiden Vada Woods................................Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth O’Donnell......................Class Representative Howard Wood...........................................Sponsor Colors: Black and white. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY It was in September of 1928 that we. eighty-seven strong, met for the first time in the high school of Rawlins. During the entire year we successfully carried out our respective duties as Freshmen. Again, in the fall of 1929, sixty-seven of us walked into the study hall of the Rawlins High School, as Sophomores. Happy were we to meet, talk, and assemble again with our old classmates. During the year, we were ably represented in all high school activities. In the inter-class basketball tournament we won second place, being defeated only by the Seniors. In the Declamatory Contest of Rawlins High School two Sophomores, Ralph Meyers and Ernest Neath, won first place in their divisions. They went to the District Declamatory Contest at Rock Springs, where Ernest won second in Humorous and Ralph third in Oratory. We look confidently and happily to our ensuing Junior year, certain that our class of ’3 2 will win many new laurels. M. E. ’32 H. W. WOOD Sponsor

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 T1H IE THE FRESHMAN CLASS Eugene McAllister.......................President Janies Sheahan.....................Vice-President Richard Bates............... Secretary-Treasurer Louise Hartt.................Class Representative Josie Lacer Hays..........................Sponsor Colors: Orange and black. Walter Backstrom Richard Bates Jack Bottoms Neil Byrnes William Davis Norman DeLannoy Cleo East John Hagan Maurice Howard Donald Hughes Erik Johnson Oscar Johnson Vernon Johnston Daniel Julio Mont Lake Ernest Lindahl John Mathieson Eugene McAllister James McClanahan James McNees Walter Moriarity Rendle Nelson Richard Seith Wilbur Shannon James Sheahan Guy Shipman Archie Smith Robert Stratton Charles Stratton Edward Walker Warren White Elwayne Willis Vivian Blakeman Margaret Brewer Mona Carroll Lois Crawford Norma Darknell Bertie Door Carrie Douglas Coral Edwards Sylvia Evans Cora Mae Foster Beuna Guilford Marie Harrison Louise Hartt Virginia Hays Toilette Houston Idly Mae Jensen Marguerite Johnson Arlene Kaspar Hazel Kirk Arlisse Leahy Victorine Little Louise Logan Mary Luoma Eileen McGarry Mary O’Driscoll Luiclle Sawyer Helen Shipman Constance Sloss Wanda Stasey Mary Stratton Elizabeth Swanson Wilma Taylor Marjorie Tiffany Thelma Trevathan Ruth Weller THE FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY When we Freshmen first entered the Rawlins High School, on September 8, 19 29, we were just a little curious as to what high school was all about. We were look Tig forward to the day when we would rid the town of all its old brooms and take them and some white-wash up on the hill to paint the “R”. This happened on September 17, 1929. A few days after painting the “R” we had our first class meeting in high school at which we elected the above class officers. Miss Hays was appointed class sponsor and for our class colors we chose orange and black. We feel that our class has had a most successful year, and we anticipate that the next three will be equally successful. L. H. ’33 JOSIE L. HAYS Sponsor