Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS

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 t THE DRAMATIC CLUB Jerry Housel..............................President Hilda Roach..........................Vice-President Clarice Innes...................Secretary-Treasurer Miss Von Hoene..............................Sponsor The Dramatic Club was organized in 1928 for the purpose of creating more interest in dramatics. Harriet Bates Doris Beavers Helen Beeler Barbara Bible Eleanor Buckles Lois Campbell Myrtle Carter Gwendolyn Doggett Cleta Ferguson Marjory Hartt George Hutt Jerry Housel Clarice Innes Ralph Meyers Iris McDermith Ernest Neath Juanita Pope Hilda Roach Ralph Sundin Katharine MacPherson Cora Sheahan Iona Dineen Hal Pope Elwoood Johnson

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1930 We, the class of 1930, City of Rawlins, County of Carbon, State of Wyoming, having come to the proper age, and being of sound and disposing mind and memory, dc make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testatment, hereby revoking and making null and void all other Last Wills and Testaments by the High School made heretofore: First: We command that this be hung in the auditorium and on every oca-sion it should be treaated with the same reverence that Irishmen treat their Blarney Stone. Second: We leave to the Juniors enough energy and ambition to try and fill outplaces in the R. H. S. Third: Harold Albright wills his splendid attendance record to James Banta. Dick Anderson leaves his wonderful athletic ability and his ability for alibis to Dick Bates. Harriet Bates leaves her typing record to Joel Hays to try and beat. Lois Bark hurst bequeaths her curly hair to Gwendolyn Doggett. Doris Beavers wills her long hair to Ruth Weller. Helen Beeler leaves her arguing ability to Leslie Kolsen. Barbara Bible leaves Walter Cross to Vivian Blakeman. Eleanor Buckles leaves her husky voice to Ernest Neath. Myrtle Carter bequeaths her large dimple to Albert Rasmussen. Clarence Crum leaves his “Chevie” to Betty Stratton. James Davis will I his nickname “Rev.” to Myrl Foster. Mildred Gray leaves her indifference to Kathleen O’Connor. Esther Hagen bequeaths her noisy ways to Laura Larsen. Anna Hansen leaves her scholastic records to Cale Riddle. Raymond Harper wills his abilitv as class president to Melvin Engstrom. Jerry Housel leaves his high school record to anyone smart enough to compare. James Hansen leaves his position on the “Outlaw” squad to Francis Baker. George Hutt wills h’!s singing ability to Eric Johnson. Clarice Innes wills her presidency of the “Tri T’s” to an “R” club member. Katharine Jacobson leaves her sweet girlhood to Iona Dineen. Ross Jamison bequeaths his love of writing notes to Arlene Kaspar. Francis Johnston wills his brother “Jiggs” to the R. H. S. students for their mascot. Julia Kirton leaves her unfin:shed lessons to a more studious person. Edward Lowe leaves his romancing nature to Eric Schmidt. Corinne LeMasters leaves her enormo-s stature to Russell Shannon. Frank Lujan leaves his wonderful high school spirit to anyone who would accept it. Helen Meininger leaves her Spanish ability to any Spanish student who wants it. Frances Nelson leaves her red (?) hair to Rhoda Weller. Roy Nordlund bequeaths his physics experiments to Curtis Sample. Hilda Roach leaves “Old Faithful” to the Rawlins High School basketball team to use in getting the1 coach to the train on time. Constance Shaw and Grace Tully leave their quiet ways to Billy Johnston and Ralph Meyers. Raymond Smith leaves his ability for making speeches to Francis Brooks. Mary Ann Val Dez leaves her raven locks to Elizabeth Sw anson. Bennett Wills leaves his vivid imagination and ability for waiting stories to Dorothy Olsen. H. R. '30