Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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The Roundup 1935 SCHOLASTIC HONORS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized in April, 1935. Fifteen percent of the senior class and fiva percent of the junior class are elected to this organization. Students are elected to this society by a rating in regard to scholarship, service, and leadership. The present members who were elected from last year’s junior class are Beth Hays. Claudia Clark, and Clarence Johnson. Those who received this high honor this year are: Ruth Petersen, Ann Hougard, Jean Rosier, George Koroulis, Faye Jebens, LaNez Welsh, Max Foster, and June Measures. The Veledictorian and Salutatorian are elected from the Senior class. This year these awards go to Ruth Petersen, Valedictorian and Beth Hays, Salutatorian. THE BALFOUR HONOR PLAQUE The Balfour Honor Plaque is given to the student who is considered to rank highest in scholarshp, loyalty, and achievement. This year the award goes to Clarence Johnson. P. E. O. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Eash year the Rawlins Chapter of the P. E. O. awards a medal to the girl with 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. O. awards this year are:: Catherine Rasmusson, Junior; Jean Stratton, Sophomore; and Jean Streeper, Freshman. BOYS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Since 1933 the boys with the highest standings in each of the three lower classes has been awarded a medal. These medals will go to Lester Erb, Junior; David Kramish, Sophomore; and James Stauss, Freshman. B. P. W. AWARDS The B. P. W. awards go to the Senior girl who has the highest coni mercial standing, and to the Senior girl who ranks highest in scholarship. character, and service. This year both these awards will go to Beth Hays.

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The Roundup 1935 R. H. S. BAND First How, left to right—Burt Meyers. Thomas Montgomery, John W. France, Donald McNeil, John Hackett. Lester Erb, Hay Waters, Gladys Murie, George Koroulis. Joe Stevenson. Ella Olson. Second Row—James Peters. Ruth Petersen. Larry Ramsay, Kenneth Crum, Robert Larson, Billy Hanks. Kermit Nelson,, Billy McBride Otto Tuenge RADIO CLUB The Radio Club was organized in 1933 with Mr. Wood as sponsor. The purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for learning important phases of radio building and repairing. Members — Manson Ruland, Nick Stephano. David Kramish, Robert Larson, John Wallace. Earl Spencer, George Koroulis, (president), Willet Robertson, John France. Albert Sjogren. Aaron Kramish, (secretary and treasurer). Jack Teers, Joe Mes-singer, Ernest Seeds.

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The Roundup 1935 R. H. S. BASKETBALL SQUAD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 13 Rawlins 22, Hanna 17 here (Pre-season) Dec. 18 Rawlins 17, Hanna 14, there (Pre-season) Dec. 19 Rawlins 28, Saratoga 11 there (Pre-season) .lan. 5 Rawlins 22, Green River 20 here Jan 11 Rawlins 3 5. Aberdeen 23 here Jan 15 Rawlins 32, Hanna 17 there Jan. 19 Rawlins 19, Laramie 20 here Jan. 24 Rawlins 16, Green Riv. 26 there Jan 25 Rawlins 13, Rock Spgs. 4 7 there Jan. 26 Rawlins 23. Spuerior 25 there District Tournament Feb. 27 Rawlins 24, Green River 12 Feb. 28 Rawlins 34, Superior 13 Mar. 1 Rawlins 17, Rock Springs 19 Jan. 29 Rawlins 36, Saratoga 23 here Feb. 1 Rawlins 47, Preps 13 here Feb. 1 Rawlins 34, Baggs 18 here Feb. 7 Rawlins 38, Superior 24 here Feb. 14 Rawlins 26,, Casper 15, here Feb. 15 Rawlins 28. Saratoga 18 there Feb. 22 Rawlins 22, Rock Spgs. 31 here Mar. 5 Rawlins, 16, Preps 22 there Mar. 6 Rawlins 19, Laramie 20 there Rawlins total poins 455, Opponents 401 Games, 24. Won, 16. Lost, 8 State Tournament Mar. 14 Rawlins 32, Gillette 15 Mar 15 Rawlins 24, Cowley 34 Mar. 16 Rawlins 18. Kemmerer 30