Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized m Rawlins High School on April 6, 1931. The purpose of the society is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. Membership is selective and is restricted to juniors and seniors. At an assembly, held on March 22, the two active members, Kathleen MacKay and James Stauss, installed sixteen new members: Evelyn Keldsen, Sherman Hunton, Walter Firestone, Dorothy Hartl, Fraser Burback, Billy LeMasters, Lucille Cummings, Myrtle Elkins, Doris Murie, Dorothy Rennie, Margaret Backstrom, Elaine Felton,Betty Meyers, Mary Martinez, Virginia Beebe, and lean Wade. CULM CLUB The Chem Club was organized in 1936 under the direction of Mr. Wood, with Elmer Peterson, president: Fraser Burback, vice president; Kathleen MacKay, secretary-treasurer. The requirement for entrance was a B grade for the six weeks of Chemistry. The Chem Club was continued in 1937 because of the insistence of the students. The barters for 1937 38 were Sherman Hunton, president; Fraser Burback, vice president; Mary Ellen Thompson, secretary; Erma Ruth Lenix, treasurer

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The 1938 Roundup DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club of Rawlins was started this year with eleven old members. The officers elected were Elaine Felton, president; Helen Johnston, vice president; Lucille Cummings; secretary-treasurer; and Enid Shaw, program chairman. Twenty-eight new members were admitted, and the first regular meeting was held in November. STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE The seventh annual Student Leadership Conference was held at Rock-Springs November 12-13, 1937. The representatives from Rawlins were James Stauss, Kathleen MacKay, Marguerite Miller, and William Kin-naman. Mr. Howard Wood accompanied the group. Evanston, Wyoming, is to be host to the next annual Student Leadership Conference.

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The 1938 Roundup NATION At. HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was first organized in Rawlins High School on April 2 7, 19 34, thirteen charter members being initiated at that time. The organization now has a membership of fifty-four—fifteen boys and thirty-nine girls. The fifth annual assembly of the National Honor Society was held on May 3, 1938. Last year’s members who conducted the initiation service are: Kathleen MacKay. Dorothy Ilaitt, Haiiy Hobbs, and James Stauss. Seniors who were admitted into the society this year are: back. Evelyn Keldsen, Lucille Cummings. Enid Shaw, Jane Hadsell, Myrtle Dorothy Rennie; Juniors elected are: Louis Engstrom, Robert Warriner Ruth Lenix. R. . S. ORCHESTRA Fraser Bur-Elkins, Doris Murio. Warren Lane and Erma Hark Row left to right: Joseph East; Evan Smith; Walter Hootman; Charles Cornwell; Joe Ras- mussen' Morris Kramish; Jim Peter; Lee Stitt; Billy Miller; Frances Olson. Front row—left to right: Wilma Howell; Thad Ervin; Mary Sue Henry; Leonard Henry; Clyde Cameron; Frances Snider; Billie Molander; Jean Wade.