Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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The Roundup 1933 JACQUELINE DOST English HELEN C. CAHILL Nurse WINIFRED CARVETH languages JOHN ENGSTROM Coach LELAH ERWIN Public Speaking MARIAL FLYNN Mathematics JOS IE LACER HAYS Social Science EDNA KENT Commercial ESTHER NICKELSEN Music GEORGE PHILIPSON Manual Training EULA SHIVELY Physical Education

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The Roundup 19 3 3 ROBERT B. LEE Superintendent HOWARD H. WOOD Assistant Principal Science H. H. MOYER Principal ■ y - •£ MARY MARCY Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION C. A. Brimmer Gus Larson Day Espy Dr. A. F. 'Ibode A. R. McMicken President Vice President Secretary T reasurer W. P. Hays

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The Roundup 1933 Senior Class History Looking back through the four short years that have just passed, we remember distinctly that day in September, 1929, when sixty-seven of us entered into our high school lives as “freshies.” As time passed the green hue which had characterized us our first year wore off, or ceased to be noticed. Our Sophomore year, although less eventful than any of the others, was a happy one; and will never go un remembered. There were two big events which occupied us as Juniors. The first of these was the Junior Follies This was a change from the customary Junior play. When the time came for presenting our program, we were a little dubious, but all doubts were overcome when we saw the immense crowd that packed the auditorium. The second event was the Junior Banquet and Prom, which was given in May. In decorating for the banquet at Parco, our class colors, orange and black, were used to create the effect of a Spanish room. The gymnasium was decorated with the Senior colors, blue and white. When our Senior year came, we were a bit surprised to find that we did not feel a bit more dignified than we had before. Perhaps we have had no time to feel dignified, for these past months have been very full. It is with regret that we near the end of our high school days, and most of us would like to start all over again as freshies. We wish to thank our sponsor, Miss Hays, for all the help she has given us to make these four years successful ones. R. H. S. FIGHTING SONG Tune: “The Marine’s Hymn” In the halls of Raivlins High School, On the field and vnth the ball, We fight our battles fair and square, And our colors never fall. We fight for right and victory— May our courage never die! We are proud to claim the title Of the “Students of Rawlins High.” We wiU yell and fight ivith all our might For the fame of R. H. S. We’ll uphold our colors, Red and White, .And our Alma Mater bless. You will find us alivays loyal, true— Our good name to glorify! We are proud to claim the title Of the “Students of Rawlins High.”