Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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19 3 4 The Roundup GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCI ATION-Organized 1930 First row, left to right: Jeanne Baker, Waunetta Crawford, Margaret Nelson, Winifred Lynn, Dorothy Quinlan, June Measures, LaNez Welsh, Anna France, Katherine Niland, Ann Hougard, Claudia Clark, Beth Hays, Eula Bottoms, Isabel Branch, Susie Cummings. Second row, left to right: Frieda Riley. Mary Gholson, Virginia Harnig, Mary Ann Wallace, Ella Olson, Marie Spataro. Myrtle Johnson, Ruth Dobranski, Mary Rasmusson, Glenys Coons, Agnes Davies, Edna Johnson, Evalyn Robertson, Grace Robertson. Third row, left to right: Ella Radcliff. Anna Branch, Ruth Stratton, Virginia Stauss, MCartha Johnson, Juanita Plymell, Florence Dorr, Maxine Holmes, Marion Robertson, Mary Jane Niland, Kathleen Tickner, Daisy Mae Smith. HOME HYGIENE CLASS First row, left to right: Helen Allen, Frances Cullen, Evalyn Robertson, Ella Olson. Mary Rasmusson, Marie Spataro, Myrtle Johnson, Iona Burton, Barbara. Daily. Frances Erickson, Ella Radcliff. Second Row, left to right: Dorothy Paris. Gladys Overholt, Virginia Harnig, Charlotte Spurlock. Signe Gustafson, Dorothy Watkins, Ruth Anderson, Jean Stratton, Lyle Hyatt, Ruth Kirk, Jean Anderson. Third row, left to right: Martina Regalado, Mary Ann Wallace, Earleen Lawrence, Carol Waters, Lillian Vickman, Frances McAlister, A3 ice Druley, Garnette Maus, Marcello Forbes, Hope Marks, Hester Brown.

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The Roundup 19 3 4 First row, left to right: Edna Larson, Jean Hill, Ruth Healy, Alice Kenney, Veva Campbell, Miss Erwin, (Sponsor), Margaret Dixon, Catherine Rasmusson, Mary Elizabeth Quealy. Christine Thompson. Second row. left to right: Gladys Murie, Anna France, Aaron Kramish. Kirk Miller, Junior Crawford, John Pettigrew, George Koroulis, Jeanne McIntosh, Ann Armstrong, Claudia Clark. Third row, left to right: Eula Bottoms, Virginia Williamson, Catherine Niland, Jean Rosier, Dorothy Cornwell, Ruth Petersen, Ellen Pace, Faye Jebens, Beth Hays, Anna Ilougard, Fern Jebens» RADIO CLUB Organized and sponsored by H. W. Wood in 1933. Frank Walker President Selby Brewer Vice-President J. W. Crawford Secretary and Treasurer Members: Otto Tuenge, Rudolph Trejo, Welton J. Wenger, Bob Allen, Ivar Johanson, Herb Fackler, Alton Wormald, Ray Dalfors, Clyde Pryce, Aaron Kramish, Jack Teers, George Koroulis, Carl Brookey, Er-n'cst S6P(ls The first meeting of the Rawlins High School Radio Club was held in the physics laboratory on the evening of Jan. 24, 1934. Mr. Wood took charge of the club until Frank Walker was elected president. Business was started, and it was soon decided that a lunch should be served at each third meeting. Then a short wave radio in kit form was ordered, and with the help of Mr. Zingsheim the radio progressed rapidly to completion. Order was preserved very carefully by our Sargeant-at-Arms, Clyde Pryce. At some of the meetings a speaker was invited to enlighten our minds on the different parts and works of a radio. We sincerely hope the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen in the club will organize next year to learn of the radio and make this club a better organization. —J. William Crawford

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19 3 4 The Roundup NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In April, 1934, the Rawlins High School received a charter from the National Honor Society. Only fifteen per cent of any senior class and five per cent of any junior class can be elected to this society. Students are elected to this society by a rating in regard to scholarship, service, and leadership. Those to receive this high honor this year are: Margaret Dixon, Ellen Pace, Edna Larson, Kirk Miller, Thomas Stratton, Alice Kenney, Jean Hill, Virginia Williamson, Ruth Miller, Ann Armstrong, Beth Hays, Claudia Clark, and Clarence Johnson. Vera Campbell became a member in Laramie High School during her junior year there. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian are elected from the Senior class. This year the valedictorian is Ann Armstrong; the salutatorian is Vera Campbell. THE BALFOUR HONOR PLAQUE The Balfour Honor Plaque is an award given to the .student who is considered to rank highest in scholarship, loyalty and achievment. This year the award goes to Ellen Pace. BOYS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS In 1933 Mr. Moyer inaugurated the custom of awarding a medal to the boy in each of the three lower classes who had the highest average. These medals will go to Albert Sjogren, Junior; Lester Erb, Sophomore; David Kramish, Freshman. r— c P. E. O. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Since 1928 the Rawlins Chapter of the P. E. O. has awarded a medal to the girl earning the highest average in her class. This award is given in each of the three lower classes. The girls who will receive the P. E. 0. pins this year are: Ruth Peterson, Junior; Ada Hadsell, sophomore; Jean Stratton, freshman.