Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Kathleen MacKay Dorothy Hartt Associate Editor Walter Firestone Business Manager Billy LeMasters Business Manager Myrtle Elkins Class Editor Betty Meyers Class Editor Fraser Burback Organization Editor Lucille Cummings Organization Editor Robert Marti Snapshot Editor FACULTY COMMITTEE—Fred C. Rawlins, Editor-in-Chief Elmer Peterson Snapshot Editor Marjorie Salisbury Snapshot Editor Evelyn Keldsen Calendar Emily Branch Calendar Enid Shaw Literary Editor Harry Hobbs---------------Athletic Editor Roy Rasmussen Artist Doris Murie --------------------- Artist Myrtle Seaverson, and Wallace McConnell (The cuts for the 1938 Roundup have been made by Richard Sheahan, an alumnus of Rawlins High School.) Ot K

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T h e 1 9 3 8 Roundup Wallace McConnell Commerce FAY MAGILL Languages EDITH McCOLLISTER Music FREDA PARKS School Nurse MYRTLE SEAVERSON English CHRISTEL THODE Librarian JANE AXTELL Physical Education MURIEL HARRINGTON English and Public Speaking ELDRED TIMOTHY Manual Training JOHN ENGSTROM Physical Education GUY R. HALL History and English HELEN WOLFE Home Economics F C. RAWLINS Mathematics A J OS IE LACER HAY! History

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The 1938 Roundup SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CLASS OFFICERS Walter Hootman President Doris Murie Vice President Harry Hobbs Secretary-Treeasurer Dorothy Hartt--------------Class Representative Fred C. Rawlins-------------------------Sponsor On September 4, ninety-six green freshmen entered the portals of Rawlins High School, with our old stand-by, Mr. Rawlins, who has been our guiding star through these four years of trials and tribulations. On September 27, we proved that we were capable of out-smarting the sophomores by white-washing the “R” without their assistance. The annual freshman dance was given on March 22. As sophomores we began our year by electing class officers. We then proceeded to take out our revenge of the preceding year on the poor defenceless freshmen, but we honored them at a freshmen reception dance. Later we conducted an assembly on February 13, and a Leap Year dance on March 13. With happy and joyful hearts, we embarked on our junior year under the sponsorship of Mr. Rawlins, and the leadership of James Stauss, president; Elmer Peterson, vice president; Kathleen MacKay, secretary-treasurer; and Betty Meyers, class representative. Our program of activities, headed by the Junior Follies and Junior Prom and Banquet, is one we shall be forever proud of. As we began on our fourth and final year we looked back over the past three years—years filled with fun and happiness. Then we turned our atteniton to selecting the executive force to guide us through a successful senior year. We chose Walter Hootman, president; Doris Murie, vice president; Harry Hobbs, secretary-treasurer; and Dorothy Hartt, class representative. Senior Day, the high light of our senior year, came on April 22, at which time we entertained the student body at an assembly in the afternoon and at an enjoyable Senior Ball in the evening. On May 17 the senior class presented “Tiger House,” a three-act mystery play. As a final farewell we were entertained by the junior class at the annual Junior Banquet and Prom on May 20. The class wishes to thank our sponsor, Mr. Rawlins, for his constant interest in us and to wish him happiness in the future. We also wish to thank all the faculty members for the tireless effort they have devoted to our learning—and to every member of the class go our sincere wishes for joy and success in years to follow. —Walter Hootman