Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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The Roundup 1 9 3 7 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Class Officers James Stauss President Elmer Peterson Vice-President Kathleen MacKay Secretary-Treasurer Betty Meyers Class Representative Fred C. Rawlins Sponsor Almost three years ago—three happy, well-spent years ago—on September 4, a large expectant and excited group of Freshmen entered the halls of Rawlins High School. Along with them, came Mr. F. C. Rawlins, who was chosen to pilot them through their stormy course in high school. These Fresmen chose Merle Thomason, President; James Stauss. Vice-President; Enid Shaw, Secretary-Treasurer; and Maureen O’Donnell, Class Representative, to lead them in the routine of school life and in making effective and successful contributions to school activities throughout their first year. These Freshmen returned the next fall as Sophomores and full-fledged high school students. They elected James Stauss, President; Enid Shaw, Vice-President; Billy LeMasters, Secretary-Treasurer; and Kathleen MacKay. Class Representative, and embarked on an even more thorough and exciting year of school life. The highlights of their activities were the Freshmen Reception, an assembly, “Amateur Hour,” and a Leap Year Dance. Now having completed a successful and eventful year under the sponsorship of Mr. Rawlins and the leadership of James Stauss as president, Elmer Peterson as Vice-President, Kathleen MacKay as Secretary-Treasurer, and Betty Meyers as Class Representative, the Class of ’37 is looking forward to its final year of school. Our list of activities, headed by the “Junior Follies” and by the Junior Prom, is long and satisfying. Nov we look forward both joyously and with some misgiving to our Senior year and we sincerely hope to merit honors in our soon-to-be-assumed titles as Seniors of Rawlins High School. —James Stauss, President. Vesta Ault Margaret Backstrom Violet Barney Pierce Bell Anette Boothe Emily Branch Mildred Brookey Fraser Burback Alice Burton Clyde Cameron Lucille Cummings Boyd Darling Elda Darling Billy Edwards Myrtle Elkins Dorothy Emerson Robert Erickson Ela.ine Felton Walter Firestone Harry Francis Dena Freeland Orrine Garretson Mike Goffar Eileen Grimm Jane Hadsell Betty Haines Dorothy Hartt Mary Sue Henry Alfred Herrara Harry Hobbs Junior Class Roll Homer Hooker Walter Hootman Charlotte Hougard Dorothy Howell Sherman Hunten Antonia Jaramillo Gertrude Jaramillo Clarence Jenkinson Helen Johnston Lester Jones Wilbur Keehner Evelyn Keldsen Frances Lamont Dora Lavato Billy LeMasters Louise Lemoine Alice Logan Elsie Luoma Robert Marti Stanley Masson Louise McAllister Betty McCargar Kathleen MacKay Ruth Matson Betty Meyers Elaine Mick Wilmer Miller Fred Morgan Harold Mumm Doris Murie Donald Norman Maurine O'Donnell Alden Parker Wilfred Parker James Peter Edward Peterson Elmer Peterson June Pixler Roy Rasmussen Dorothy Rennie Elaine Rounds Enid Shaw Frances Snider Virginia Spataro James Stauss Alice Swanson Merle Thomason Howard Trevathan Marion Tully Audrey Wayne Charlesphine Wheeler Marie Wilson Ruth Winning Nadine Winningham Kent Wood Thomas Wood Laura Lemoine Katherine Halloway

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The Roundup 1937 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Class Officers Marguerite Miller President Marguerite Stratton Vice-President Jennie Hayes --------------- Secretary-Treasurer Catharine McDermott Class Representative Miss Fay Magill-------------------Sponsor We started our Freshman year as green “Freshies” under the leadership of Miss Carveth, the present Mrs. Joe O’Melia. Our class officers were Tom Michie, President; Walter Paris, Vice-President; Donald Urban, Secretary-Treasurer; and Catherine McDermott, Class Representative. Our first great ordeal was that of being initiated. This, we assure you, was no pleasure for us. After having suffered intense pain by “going through the mill,” profound humiliation by having FROSH painted on our foreheads, and exertion by having refreshed the “R” with a coat of whitewash we were royally received as Freshmen at the Reception, October 4, 1935. Being full-fledged Freshmen we gave our first social affair, a Harvest Dance, November 8, 1935. We embarked on our Sophomore year with a great deal of anticipation. We had the great pleasure of soothing our injured spirits from the initiation of the year before, by initiating the new “Freshies.” Our class dance, to which we invited the other three classes, was given on November 6, 1936, and pictured the U. S. S. Rawlins, a palatial steamship, and proved to be a great success. Under the leadership of Miss Carveth and Miss Magill, we have spent two very enjoyable years in Rawlins High School. We are now looking forward to our two remaining years with a great deal of anticipation anu pleasure. —Marguerite Miller, President Barbara Jean Alsop Mildred Anderson Helen Ayala Merle Ballard Virginia Beebe Maude Blackman Robert Blackman Tlieo Boyd Alice Brazell Betty Jo Campbell Bay Cheesbrough Josephine Clark Wilma Collins Kenneth Cook Charles Cornwell Earl Crum John Cullen Dorothy Dye Dean Eyre Anna Goffar Helen Gordon Loren Gray Richard Harvey Jennie Hayes Frank Hays Everett Hooker Mary Keenan Sophomore Class Roll Warren Lane Dorothy Larsen Erma Ruth Lenix Doris Linke Phyllis Linke Edward Little Raymond Lopez Catherine McDermott John McDermott Juanita Macias Mary Martinez Merle Meineke Doris Miller Jessie Miller Maurice Montana Muriel Moore James Moyer Genevieve Noonan Derrell Norman Rafael Orez Helen O’Shea Laurana O’Shea Harold Overholt Walter Paris Donal Pixler Fanita Robertson Rumaldo Romero Evalyn Rossman Carl Royce Clifford Rudy Marie SaJlade Charlotte Sanden Betty Jo Sengstaek Lyle Sharp John Sjogren Norman Sjogren Edna Mae Talent Mary Ellen Thompson Mildred Todd Betty Turner Marguerite Stratton Donald Urban Robert Warriner LeRoy Welton Jean Wade Ruth Wagner Dorothy Warriner Ruth Widner Nellie Wilson Gus Zervas Betty Danielson Marguerite Miller