Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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The Roundup 1935 “RvCLUB Organized in 19 2 5, The “R” Club is an athletic club, have earned their letters in football, basketball, and track. Members are boys who First Row. left to right—Celso Regalado, LeRoy Howard, Tommy Toole, Gerald Hooper, Clarence Johnson. Frank Miller, Raymond Winningham. Second Row. left to right—Henry Firestone, Jack Teers, Robert Wentworth. Clyde Pryce, Oscar Jacobson, Thomas Keirnan. John Engstrom (coach.) Third Row, left to right—Ray Waters, Billy Jernigan, Earl Spencer, Homer Williams. Lynn Baker. Donald Campman. TRI-T CLUB Organized in 1925, The Tri-T is a scholastic honorary organization under the sponsorship of Miss Thode. Girls belonging to this club must improve their grades every six weeks in order to be active members. First Row, left to right—Mary Rasmusson Catherine Rasmusson, Ruth Petersen. Ella Olson (vice-pres.), Mary E. Quealy (President), Dorothy Cornwell (Sec-treas), Marie Spataro. Ruth Dobranski, Catherine Niland. Second Row, left to right—Faye Jebens, Anna France, Dorothy Hartt, Charlotte Spurlock, Jane Hadsell, Mary Jane Niland, Virginia Stauss, Feme Jebens, Beth Hays. Claudia Clark. Third Row, left to right—Maxine Holmes, Barbara Olson, Elaine Felton, Jean Stratton. Gwendolyn Breitenstein Doris Murie, Dorothy Rennie, Jaunita Arnold. Evalyn Keldsen.

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The Roundup 1935 Henry Firestone Frank Miller Billy Jernigan FLAG BEARERS Flag bearers in our assemblies originated in 1932. This custom was started because more formality was desired in assemblies. The three flags used are the National Flag, the Wyoming State Flag, and the Rawlins High School Flag. These flags are used for all formal assemblies such as those given on Armistice Day, Labor Day, Lincoln’s Birthday, and Washington’s Birthday. The boys who bear the flags must be members of the “R” Club. They remain flag bearers until they enter their Senior year, when boys in the lower classes who have received their “R s” and have joined the “R” Club, follow in their positions. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mrst Row, left to right—June Kilburn, Claudia Clark, June Measures, Frances Cullen, Winifred Lynn, Virginia Nelson, Beth Hays, Gwendolyn Breitenstein. Jean Stratton, Edna Howard, Virginia Spataro, Betty Meyers, Louise Brunlng, Kathleen McKay. Second Row Jean Anderson. Evalyn Robertson, Anna France, Ann Hougard (Sec.-Treas.), Faye Jebens (vice pres.). Feme Jebens, Catherine Niland, Margaret Nelson. Frances Kraft, Dorothy Quinlan. Ruth Stratton. Ada Hadsell, Dorothv Hartt. (ilenys Coons. Hurd Row—Mary Rasmusson, Carol Waters. Marie Spataro,, Dorothy Cornwell, Jean Rosier (president.) Myrtle Johnson, Ruth Petersen, LaNez Welsh. Gladvs Murie. Waunetta Crawford. Catherine Hartt. Mary Jane Niland. Virginia Miller. Agnes Davie

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The Roundup 1935 DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is made up of students from all classes. They are chosen because of their dramatic ability. This club puts on the various plays that are presented in Rawlins High School. R. H. S. DANCE ORCHESTRA Organized in 19 23. This musical section of Rawlins High School plays a very active part in all activities, such as High School dances, entertainments, and assemblies, Left to right—Robert Larson. Joe Stevenson. Ove Petersen (Director), Ella Olson, Larry Ramsay. George Koroulis, Otto Tuenge, Billy Hanks. Ruth Petersen. Rav Waters.