Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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The 1938 Roundup R. H. S. BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row—left to right: Coach Engstrom; Louis Engstrom; Gust Zervas; Ted Rasmussen; Derrell Norman; Douglas Ogburn; James Stauss. Front Row—left to right: Clifford Rudy; Pat Cool i can ; Mike Goffar; Earl Crum; Roy Rasmussen; Gene Farmer; Elmer Peterson; Billy Edwards. R. H. S. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 10 at Saratoga Rawlins ............................ 20 Saratoga ............................ 9 December 31 at Rawlins Rawlins ............................ 22 Cheyenne .......................... 20 January 5 at Rawlins Rawlins ............................ 21 Laramie ............................ 22 January 15 at Cas| er Rawlins ............................ 11 Casper ............................. 24 January 18 at Rawlins Rawlins ............................ 21 Hanna .............................. 23 January 20 at Rawlins Rawlins ........................... 23 Superior ..........................- 30 January 27 at Saratoga Rawlins ............................ 27 Saratoga ........................... 19- January 20 at Rawlins Rawlins ............................ 23 Casper ............................. 33 February 4 at Green River Rawlins ............................. 20 Green River ......................... 28 . February 5 at Superior Rawlins ..........................., 29 Superior ............................ 27 February 0 at Rock Springs Ratvlins ........................... 11 Rock Springs ....................... 33 February 12 at Rawlins Rawlins .............................24 Green River ........................ IS February 10 at Rawlins Rawlins ............................. 37 Saratoga ............................ ID February 18 at Cheyenne Rawlins ........................... 27 Cheyenne .......................... 31 February 10 at Laramie Rawlins ............................ 21 Laramie ............................ 21 February 23 at Rawlins Rawlins ........................... 21 Rock Springs ........................ 31j Tournament at Green River TRACK March 10 March 11 March 12 April 30—Rawlins at Casper. May 7—Rawlins at Rock Springs. May 14—District—Rawlins at Rock Springs

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The 1938 Roundup R. . .S’. FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row—left to right; Louis Engstrom; Robert Ayala; Char'es Franks; Dick Harvey; Har Hobbs; James Stauss; Douglas Ogburn; Tom Harvey. Second Row—left to right; ‘Ed Little; Ted Rasmussen; Jimmie Franks; Clyde Cameron; Will) Keehner; William Kinnaman; Homer Hooker. First Row—left to right: Elmer Peterson; Earl Crum Walter Par's; Roy Rasmussen; Carl L toski; Alfred Herrera; Mike Goffar. September 25. Here Rawlins 0 Rawlins October 23. There 2o Green River 0 Rnrk Snrinsrs 33 September 30. Herr Rawlins 19 Rawlins October 27. (2nd team) There 1) Superior 0 Hanna ... G October 9. Here Rawlins .... 15 Rawlins October 30. There ..... 19 Hanna 7 Superior Rawlins 20 October 15. Here Rawlins 0 Nover 5. Here G Kemmerer 0 Laramie 19 Rawlins Total 85; Cponnent'8 Total 85. R. H. S. FOOTBALL SQUAD

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The 1938 Roundup VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN The Valedictorian and Salutatorian honors this year were won by Fraser Burback and Kathleen MacKay. SCIENCE AWARD A bronze medal goes to William E. LeMasters, a member of the graduating class, who, in the faculty’s estimation, has shown the greatest progress in three years of scientific studies. This award has been established by the Bausch and Lomb Optical Company for the furtherance of student interest in the sciences. CITIZENSHIP HONOR AWARD The Citizenship Honor Award was given to the girl who was considered to rank highest in scholarship, loyalty, and achievement. Kathleen MacKay achieved the honor this year. LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Each year the Lions Club presents medals to the boys with the highest scholastic standing in the three lower classes. These awards were won by Oscar Hall, freshman; Clarence Brimmer and William Kinnaman, sophomores; and Warren Lane, junior. P. E. O. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS As in former years the Rawlins Chapter of the P. E. O. Sisterhood, presents a medal to the girl with the highest average in each of the lower classes. The girls who received the P. E. O. awards this year were: Rene Urban, freshman; Barbara Ryan, sophomore; Erma Ruth Lenix, junior. Back Row—left to right: Charles Franks; Louis Engstrom; Jas. Stauss; Alfred Herrera; Ed Little; Clifford Rudy; Jimmie Franks; Dick Harvey. Middle Row—left to right: Douglas Ogburn; Mike Goffar; Clyde Cam- eron ; Carl Latoski; Wilbur Keehner; Billy Edwards; Pat Coolican; Walter Paris; Coach Engstrom. Front Row—left to right: Gust Zervas; Harry Hobbs; Earl Crum; Roy Rasmussen; Gene Farmer; Ted Rasmussen; Derrell Norman; Elmer Peterson.