Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1942 volume:

-4. 4-1- :afl 'Jef-' , .,:. 4 4' 3242 .31 ,Q ww ,,f?,f, Wyybgifggww - 5w .v ,!9w Q W vfbqgflcf S EMU ,, yi xx QESSMQ, W .adn -, sn -vm :Q 1 nm. pr, gm, Mi ff' M yiiw ,A , ' .. fu, THE ROUND-UP THE ROUND UP OF 1942 EUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF RAWLINS HIGH SCHOOL, RAWLINS, WYO. ROBERT BAUDER, EDITOR BILL NILAND, BUSINESS MANAGER Forewor A dim ray of sunshine flickers across a dust-covered book. I brash away the years and open its pages. My teachers and class- mates, joys, hopes, and sorrows are revealed -again as my eager eyes search its contents. A book of memories-this Our Annual, pre- pared in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-two, will indeed be a milestone on the road of memory that will stretch behind us in endless undulating waves. Dedication. .. . mhis year, a. decisive turning point in the history of our country, we, the senior class of 1942, dedicate this Round-Up to the boys in service. For they are the backbone of the nation, the representatives and the pride of all the people. We, who remain at home, see them leave their homes and those- they love. We view the breathing, throbbing symbol of courage, hope, and all the ideals for which they will fight and some will die. We are proud to hold up our heads, knowing that we are sending away the best among us. The boys in service on land, sea and in the' air, are offering their strength, their ambi- tion, their most precious possessions, their lives, to maintain for us our freedom and to bring to us ultimate victory. For them we shall give our utmost to the duties to which we have been assigned, and for them shall we always keep the home fires of liberty burning. . . . In Memoriam . . . RICHARD WALLENSTEIN BEDE BETTY WADE Born Sept. 8, 1923 Died Apr. 23, 1931. The Annual Staff of 1942 proudly salutes Henry Wallenstein, killed in action at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Although Dick was a member of the class of 1941, his cheerful attitude and vigor cannot be forgotten by any of those who knew him. Born in Chehalis, Wash- ington, and having lived here for sim years, he came to Rawlins with his par- ents to attend the Rawlins schools until entry into the United States Navy in De- cember of 1940. His numerous friends in Rawlins High School remember his broad smile and lively antics and remembering, gladly say, I knew him when .... For Richard is one of that staggering number of great .Americans whose names, though not in our histary books, will live in our hearts forever. RICHARD CULLEN Born Sept. 19, 1923 Died March 18, 1934 VIOLET GALE Born July 16, 1924 Died July 7, 1937 CARROLL RETTSTATT Born Nov. 28, 1923 Died May 3, 1942 dminzisztmztion . . . . A most capable and industrious leader and promoter of education is Mr. Robert B. Lee, superintendent of the Rawlins Public Schools. Mr. Lee is a graduate of the University of Iowa, from where he has received his B. A. and M. A. degrees. This distinguished gentleman has been with the Rawlins High School for 15 years and states that every year has been one of new in- terests and improvements in our sys- tem. Mr. Lee is one of the most prom- inent men in our city. He is very active in civic, business and frater- nal organizations. We congratulate Mr. Lee for his fine work as the head of our school system. MR. H. H. MOYER MR. ROBERT B. LEE Mr. H. H. Moyer is ending his seventeenth year as principal of Raw- lins High School. He was principal of Kemmerer High School before he came here. Mr. Moyer graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1917. He served two years in the last war and was in France 16 months. He re- ceived a commission while in France. He has done post graduate work at the Universities of Iowa, Denver, and Wyoming. He has held the po- sition of president, secretary, and treasurer of the Wyoming Educa- tion Association, and editor of the Wyoming Educational News. He has been a director of the National Education Association from Wyom- ing for ten years. We salute Mr. Moyer. cmltym . HOWARD WOOD Assistant Principal Science FRED RAWLINS Mathematics CHRISTEL THODE Librarian MARY L. MARCY Secretary JOSIE LACER HAYS History HELEN WOLFE Home Economics ELDRED TIMOTHY Manual Training GLEN CHENEY Mathematics NORMAN HILLYER Commercial and History GUY HALL History - Economics GRETCHEN SAAM English - History IMO L. INSLEY Languages ' OVE PETERSEN Band - Orchestra WALLACE MCCONNELL Commerce JAY J. CLINE English CARL WAGNER English - Public Speaking WILLIAM SMITH Physical Education JANE COTTON Physical Education ELEANOR TUCKER School Nurse CLYDE BELSLY Music Classes he Seniors... STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student government throughout the years of Rawlins High School has been directed by a group of students elected every year by the Student Body. L15 This year the Student Council started out on what appeared as the usual routine. Yet, before the year ended, the press of modern events had made student government a greater necessity than before. We were at war! To keep the light of democracy burning there were War stamps to sell and students to teach in the ways of democracy. Undoubtedly, many chances to achieve these two ends were neg- lected and passed by. We have, however, had a certain degree of success. The success has been gained solely by the Student Council. They are the silent members of your government who do the work and sit back while another receives the plaudits of the crowd. Any congratulation extended to this administration is due the Student Council. J. Duane Jones. High School Ojfcers J. DUANE JONES Jonesy Student Body President BEVERLY LEE QUIGLEY HQuig,7! Secretary, Student Council ROBERT LOUIS BAUDER CKBOb!Y Round-up Editor CELIA ELSIE KRAMISH UEISH Outlaw Corral Editor Class of l94Z.... Senior Class Oficers WALLACE A.. PETERSEN llpetefl President EVELYN TURNER llTinyP! Vice President . Lemon Secretary SANDRA MacKAY 6lMaCk7! Treasurer In September of 1938, a wide-eyed, timid class of freshmen came into Rawlins High, destined to make history Among the first major ex- periences was the ordeal of initiation. Bolwing to tradition and with the blessings of elder classmates, the froshies went to the summit of R hill to white-wash the UR. Later these high school beginners could be seen tiptoeing down the halls, loaded with books and peering over the tops of their burdens. The next year saw them. much more accustomed! to their routines and well upon the road to success. Actively participating in any school event which may have demanded their services, these lively sophs were highly acclaimed for their scholastic achievement, their good sports- manship, and their eager willingness to be of help. W'hen. they had chalked up another milestone, they came bounding into their junior year. Walking down the halls, one could always spot a junior with his high-polished apple and his eye out for a pretty girl. The J uniorl class play, Professor How Could You ? was presented to the public in April, 1941, and brought into light part of the genius embodied in this group of spirited students. In May of the same year, the Juniors honored the seniors with the annual banquet and prom decorated in blue and silver. With an emphatic good- bye to that year, they took a hop, skip and jump, and landed squarely into their last year. Having taken over the annual and the paper, the high and mighty seniors ruled with ans iron hand with one eye slyly fixed on graduation and the other on the underclassmen. In May they enacted a. ''super-thriller-driller'' entitled A Murder Has Been Arranged, and in the same month they were given a royal send-off at the banquet and prom. The dawn of May 28 found a class of tearful graduates donning their .caps and gowns for their final hand-shaking with Rawlins High. Here'S hoping they never forget and are never forgotten by their Alma Mater. LAMOIINE FRANCIS ROBERTS LOUIS E. AMICK Louie L1LL1AN ANDERSON --Ln MARGARET J. ANDERSON HA-ndy9V ILA MAY ATTEBERY Berries CARMEN AYALA uJerryu WENDELL KEITH BOND Roundy ANNA MAY BOWEN 4cB0neyvv LOUIS ALFRED BRANCH Louie THEODORE B. BREEZE Breezie LINN F. BROWN, JR. Linn BILLY CHARLES BURCH Burch MARION CAMPBELL Camel BERTHA CLARK Button MARY EDITH CLEMMONS Skipper JAMES CULLY MJimY! MARGARET CUMMINGS Margy ROLAND GILDER DALE Bamie DOUGLAS A. DAVIES Doug MYRTLE ERICKSON JOHN JOSEPH DAVIS 'AMYFV' J0hnnyU EDWARD EUGENE FITZGERALD ALTA MAE EMMS '1Ed ALTY GWENDOLYN EDITH FITZGERALD Gwen LEWIS CLARKSON GREENELSH HENRY EDSEL FORD Greenie Ted ALICE EDITH HALL JEAN GORDON A1ka JeanieH IVAN BRISCO HABERSTEIN Iva MARY ELLEN HAYES Hasie ROBERT JOHN HENNECK l4B0b3! l. lk 'E'- J JACK EVAN HIGGINS ..Higg,, GERALDINE HUGGINS Gerry JOHN INGRAM, JR. Big J ohn JOHN LLOYD JARAMILLO HENRY INOUYE g'John', Henry', WILLIAM MARTIN JOHANSON BERNICE E. ITKIN Smoky Neicy WILLIAM QUINN JOHNSON Coon-dogn BETTY JANE KEEHNER AGNES LOUISE JOHNSTON Red 4'Babo ETHEL FRANCES KEENAN VIRGINIA JUNGER Ethel HGinny,' JAMES LANE Jim JOHN HENRY LARSEN Johnny WILMA JEAN LEIBER 'LWil1ic HELEN EVA LEMOINE Helen MARCINE JANE LENTZ Feiners,' ERNEST LaVATO Ernie', FRANCES LYON lKFranfY EMMELINE ROSE LYTLE aaEIT1-- CONSUELO MACIAS Connie VIOLET MAKINEN LLVi'7 ALTA SYLVIA MANN Alta LLOYD MARTINEZ anL10ydxv TONY MARTINEZ Butcher ROBERT A. MASSON lCBob77 O KATHRYN MCALLISTER UJO71 BETTY McKAY Scotty JOHN JOSEPH MCQUADE Mac EUGENE MILLER Kansas 3 rf- Qi- 'SUV 'QP K5 KDS MARGARET JEAN MONEYHUN Money NORMAN MOON Moon MARY V. MURPHY Murph MARY CLAIRE NEALON Mary Claire WILLIAM JOHN NILAND Jock DOROTHY J. OBERHOLTZER L'Dotty BERTHA MAE ODONNELL Bertha CHARLES W. BELL OGBURN Chuck ' FRANCES ELAINE PARSONS A'Pu1'sy I IAROLD PEASE Fuss ARTHUR F. PETRICH Art ALICE CATHERINE PINDELL Penny DAVID ROBERTSON Dave DOROTHY E. ROCHELLE Rocky SHIRLEY DEAN ROOT Shirley 9' QU '- hh 5. Top RCJXX'fEIJVIRA JUNE RUDY, i'JunQ 1 ALLEN EUGENE SALLADE, A'SIiCk g JULIAN SANDOVAL, K'Juliun g HELEN JOHANNA SANNES, 'AS21mn'1y g F. CARL SCHOEN, Frank Second Row RUTH SPATARO, 'ASDQIISWI VVINONA CLARE STEPHENSON, 'LWindy g BETTY JANE THOMAS, B, J. 1 HOWARD WILBUR THOMAS, 5AH0W3I'd'.I SHIRLEY MAXINE THOMPSON, Tommy Third Row-sJUANITA TRACY, Nitz1 1 WILFRID A. URBAN, JR., 'ABill g ZELLA VAN ZANDT, i'ZClIu'Ig LOLA LOUISE VONDRASEK. Lulu Bcllewg CHARLES VIVION, JR., Bud E. LLOYD WALDRON Sonny EILLIE JEAN WEST '5- Jellle Be mn ROBERT LEE WOODHOUSE Woody CLARA EDITH BARNES A'C1ax'a,' HELEN PATRICIA NOLAN ,L 44 .I fv 4 P.r .JAMES R. NOLAN I O: i f Jim 1: ..,, . ,Q , ' . Junior Class... Junior Class 060675 KENNETH MILLER .................-...,.,...,.., PRESIDENT 'D MARY JOAN McGARRY --- --- SECRETARY-TREASURER KAY PETERSEN --- -- VICE PRESIDENT Junior Class History September 5, 1939, marked a high point in the lives of approximately one hundred students, for on that day we formally entered the portals of Rawlins High School, under the competent spon- sorship of Miss Magill. As Freshmen, we were not disappointed by the discontinuance of the traditional initiation. Instead, the Sophomores delighted us by the annual reception. Class el- ections put Mary Joan McGarry, Chester Evans, Bill Briggs,and Martha Lynch in the ofiicial po- sitions of our class. We Freshmen proved our mettle when we entered our first Outlaw Day float and gave the return dance for the Sophomgores. Our first year in Rawlins High School ended after many successes in every field. The fall of 1940 found the students of our .fair class no longer green Freshmen, but Sopho- mores. We started the year off with a bang with the official welcome dance for the Freshmen. The students decided upon James Ingram as their president, with Humio Inouye, Charles McNees, and Kenneth Miller as assistant leaders. We kept up our good name and continued our suc- cess. ' Outlaw Day proved to be a big day for the Sophomores. Our basketball team captured second place in the school. School ended with a determination to be even better next year. Our same class, considerably reduced now, again entered Rawlins High last fall, this time as Juniors. That same determination to succeed was still uppermost in our minds. We were grieved to learn that our sponsor, Miss Magill, would no longer be with us, but things looked bright for the Juniors when we learned that our class had been placed under the capable guidance of Miss lnsley. Kenneth Miller was elected president this year, capably supported by Kay Petersen, Mary Joan McGarry, and Bill Carlson. Our first big event was the successful Junior Play, Through the Keyhole. Success after success in every field in school was ours. We captured first place in school basketball, this victory being rapidly followed by a. first place in track. Ken- neth Miller was chosen to head the student body for the succeeding year. The outstanding social event of the year was our honoring of the Seniors at the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom. After a most successful year for us, school ends. Next year we'll be Seniors, with higher aspirations than ever. Kenneth Miller, Junior Class President. TOP GROUP I II-IST ROW ELAINE KELDSEN, IVIARIE ANN LAIIRNIAN, NORIVIAN LARSON. GENEVIEVE LOPEZ. SAL- VADOR LOPEZ, MARTHA LYNCH SECTOND ROW---EVELYN IVIANGUS, JACQUIQLINE IVIARTINEZ, VICTOR IVIARTINEZ, .IESSIE IVIATIII!-ISON, WILMA IVICCAULEY, FRITZ IVICDERIVIOTT THIRD ROW--'RAYMOND DANIELS, JACK IVIESSINGER, ELAINE IVIILLER, DOLORES IIUIVIPIIREYS. OR- RELLE MOORE, ALBERT PENNINGTON BOTTOM GRLOUP FIRST ROW--HILL PETER, IIELEN PEARSON, ELSIE PETERSEN, HAROLD POTTER, JUANITA ROBERTS, EDDIE ROBERTSON SEVOND ROW GAYLE ROOT, HIRDIE SANDEN, CLAY SIIVINIONS, PAT TIERNEY, .IUHN WAECKERLIN, ALBERT WALBYE THIRD ROW 'ED WALLACE, DOROTHY WANAIVIAKER, ELEANOR WEI.TON, PANSY VVEST, KENNETH WINBORNE, EVA WOODBURY Honorary Awards.. .. SENIOR HONOR ROLL ' This year the two Seniors ranking first and second in the scholastic standing of their class are Elsie Kramish, Valedictorian, and Emmeline Lytle, Salutatorian. The other honor students are Sandra MacKay, Evelyn Turner, Marcine Lentz, Ethel Keenan, Betty Jane Thomas, Margaret Anderson, Frank Schoen, Duane Jones. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fourteen new members were initiated into National Honor Society this year 5 ten Seniors and four Juniors, These students are Mary Joan McGarry, Jacqueline Martinez, Lois Fredrick, Ken- neth Miller, Mary Clare Nealon, Marcine Lentz, Evelyn Turner. Mary V. Murphy, Alice Hall, Ruth S.pataro, Ethel Keenan, Frank Schoen, Wally Petersen, John Ingram. The present members who were elected last year from the Junior class are Betty McKay, Sandra MacKay, Elsie Kramish, Emmeline Lytle, Duane Jones. CITIZENSHIP HONOR PLAQUE This honor is given to the Senior boy and girl who are considered to rank highest in schol- arship, loyalty, and achievement. These awards go to Sandra MacKay and James Nolan. B. P. W. AWARDS The B. P. W. Award goes to the Senior girl who has the highest commercial standing. This year the award goes to Elsie Kramish. An award is also given to the Senior girl having the high- est rank in scholarship. This award goes to Elsie Kramish. LIONS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Each year the Lions Club awards medals to the boy with the highest standing in each of the three lower classes, These awards go to Kenneth Miller, J uniorg Myron Crandall, Sophomore, and George Eliopulos, Freshman. P. E. O. AWARDS Each year the Rawlins Chapter of P. E. O. awards a medal to the girl with the highest av- erage in her class. The award is given in each of the lower classes. The girls who will receive the P. E. O. awards this year are Jacqueline Martinez, Junior, Jean O'Bannon, Sophomoreg Gloria Lynch, Freshman. SCIENCE AWARD A bronze medal goes to Charles Vivion, a member of the graduating class, who, in the fac- ulty's estimation, has shown the greatest progress in three years of scientific study. This award has been established by the Bausch and Lomb Optical Company for the furtherance of student. interest in sciences. Stop onto esa.. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFIVICERS Keith Snider -- .. ee A ,, ee, B President Joseph Fraher ,.. Vice President Jean Urban -- -- Secretary-Treasurer Violet Olson i,.ii.. Representative umm, Sofvf1of11orc CWIIINA' l 1i.S'fUI'.1' Though we have been in high school for only two years we, of the class oi 1944, have been busily acquiring a his- tory to be proud of. Our able sponsor, Mr. Glen Cheney. has guided us well and has helped us to avert the many difficulties that classes experience on their way through school. We have had excellent officers who have served us to the very best oi' their ability. Our athletes and scholars have done more than their share in perpetuating the high tradi- tions ol' our school. Our class is well represented in the cheer leading seetiong three of the four cheerleaders are Sophomores. One of the members of our class was chosen drum majorette last year, and another member was chosen drum major for next year. Our class has prospered through undivided loyalty to our country, sc.hool. and fellow class- mates. ln the past we have striven to uphold the honor oi' our school, and we will strive to do so in future years. Top Row Florence Jensen, Bob Ivy, Bobby Jo Surnmy, Phillip Christopher, Myron Crandall, Don Barney, Bruce Cline, Tommy Henry, Duane Pierce, Jack Wilson, Katherine Lynch Middle Row--Tavie Martinez, Ruby Garber, Norma Fieken, Sara Jane Erickson, Bob Todd, Bob Brown, Glenn ldstes, Wilma Frohbeiter, Loretta Messinger, Dave Martinez, Pola Barney, Albert Fagnant Bottom How .Jeanne Rochelle, Hugh O'Donnell, Betty Jo Salyer, Don Harned, Laurellen McQuade, Bernard Bow- den, Wilma Davies, Kenneth Madsen, Lila Walb ve, Marion Ward, Betty Brown, Phillip Wood. Jean U'Bannon ...wir a fe-'I-'.AA lseek... Ainstv ss. 4. A Top Row-Betty Burtch, Nelda Pixler, Doug Mitchell, Clifford Dorr, Oscar Sandburg, Bobby Patton, Bill Over- holt, Jack Herbcrtson, George McCann, Della O'Donnell, Joella Ivy, Middle Row+Vernon Osborne, Evelyn Gale, Harvey Miller, Louise Luckinbill, Charles Bruner, Mabel Hughes, Margaret Welton, Bill Seith, Darlyne Lynn, Murray Daniels, Burwin Moore, Tom Roberts. Bottom Rowflaydia Macias, Bob Homer, La June Homer, Dan Lucero, Rosie Vigil, Anlrew Dale, Marvin Garcia, Dora Sanchez, Robert Seeds, Frances Seith, Bob Daley, Geraldine Shultz, Maxine Overholt. Top Row-Bob Wood, Bill McCauley, Kay Wolfe, Thelma Carlyle, Jack Larsen, Vern Vivion, Sam Kelly, Keith Lambertsen, Bob Sullins, Darlyne Pettigrew, Sara Busillo, Mary Ann Krebs Middle Row-Elna Bowser, Anna Lee Bauer, Bob Dobbs, Ruth Sannes, Junior Sjolin, Virginia Breeze, Gust Franks, Eddie Branch, Peggy Burton, Clare Jacobs, Margaret Ingram, Albert Miner, Olive Hooker Bottom Row-Authorene Caldwell, Tommy Meekin, Barbara Oberholtzer, Everett Mann, Elaine Tracy, Leonard Loudon, Monica Nealon, Russell Foster, Rita Clause, John Trejo, Peggy Brirnmer, Paul Polk, Lucille Parker, Jack Leach, Loris Ann Kastner vl Freshmen lass... Austin Jordan ,..... , ---.-- - -o ., - .- President Francis Michie --- ......i, Vice President George Eliopulos ..........,. -. ..... Secretary Ml Alget Hall -- ,-. ......... - .- --- Treasurer m 2W'sri Demetrio Martinez cc, ....n .-, ,.- Representative Xflw Fresfzmcn Clam H1'sf11r,1' On September 4, 1941, we began as Freshmen, on our long journey through the portals of Raw- lins High School. As our leader, we chose Austin Jordan, president. To assist him as vice presi- dent we chose Francis Michie, to record all of the proceedings of our journey was the task given to George Eliopulosg and to collect money for our journey we elected Alget Hall. Demetrio Mar- tinez was chosen to represent our group of pioneers in our governmental activities. To oversee oun journey, we had Miss Hayes as our sponsor. As the first memorial year of our four year journey draws closely to an end, we can look back on an eventful path and will continue our journey next September under the name of Soph- UIIIOFOS. First Row Neil Christensen, Alan Thompson, Charles Martensen, Gerald Lowden, Freddie Hayes, Robert Dodds Second Row-Herbert Roberts, Billy Engstrom, George Peverley, Audrey Braig, Warren Fuller, Richard Shultz, George Bruhns, Richard Miller, Delbert Chinburg, Charmaine Petrich Third Row-Lois Dirst, Sara Alle, Delcy Vigil, Evangeline Contos, La Dawn Davidson, Shirley Pettigrew, Norma Roberts, Katherine Messinger lfourtli Row-Lee Halverstead, Elmer Erickson, Fabien Ivanoff, Evelyn Gordon, Betty Barnes, Jean Bower, June Karst, Alberta Little I ri fi ff Fiist Row Russell Page, Bob Shenefelt, Henry Bruner, Bill Daley, Ed Tierney, Pat Meekin, Douglas Dinsmorc, Edward Smyth Second Row Steven Decker, Tony Sevenikar, Forrest Osborne, Ted Campinan, Wilbur Weaver, Albert Kramish, Carlah Lytle, Patty Kaufman, Mary Cooper, Frances Whittaker Third Row-Patricia Johnson, Joan Cobb, Elinor Meredith, Patricia Mangus, Frances Johnson Fourth Row-Gloria Lynch, Nancy Rornick, Obysue Higley, Shirley Swanson Fifth Row Elizabeth Busillo, Jean Woodhouse, Barbara Jean Meredith, Mickey Fraher, Beatrice Rector First Row-Keith Eyre, Arthur Romero, Dick Nealon, Bill Earner, Bill Evans, Blaine Williams, Mildred Froh- beiter, Doris Gale, Sicorro Sandoval Second Row-Roland Brown, James Cutler, Eugene Dorsey, Eddie Gonza es, Bill Stevenson, Lewis Von Drasek, John Lander, Elmer Larsen, Charles Miller, Manuel Ayala, Richard Lloyd Third Row-Leroy Siray, Darryl Williams, Billy Swanson, Dale Brazell, Lenora Cardova, Nancy Ford, Lois Huggins, Cecil Shaw, Ernest Martin era... rua, I fb B 6 'uf Miss Groze . ........ . Cavendish ------- Mrs. Wragg ....... Jimmie North .....----- Beatrice Jasper .. ..... . Mrs. Arthur Sir Charles Jasper ...... Maurice Mullins . A Woman A MURDER HAS BEEN ARRANGED TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 - 8'00 O'CLOCK CAST OF CHARACTERS Agnes Johnston Robert Masson Emmeline Lytle ..-..-.......--. Ted Ford Anna May Bowen Sandra MacKay Jim Nolan Robert Bauder Betty McKay Director - Jay J. Cline MONDAY, MAY 18, 1942 - 3:00 O'CLOCK CHAIRMAN, J. DUANE JONES President of Student Body Prelude ..... ...................................................... N ational Anthem High School Band Invocation ............................-....... ....-- -...-........-.- R e v. Hugh K. Fulton Presentation of the United States Flag ........... .. Star Spangled Banner Pledge of Allegiance ........-.------............... .-----....---.....-.---....... S chool Presentation of the Wyoming Flag ..... ...................... W yoming Presentation of the School Flag ..........------..--...------.- ..--- A lma Mater Farewell Address ............-..---..-------.-.,.---..-.................. J. Duane Jones President of Student Body Administering the Oath of Office to the new President and Www presentation of Gavel ........-.-------.--------.------.-..... J. Duane Jones Inaugural Address ............--. . --..---.-----...--.-...-..--..-------- Kenneth Miller New President Modern Youth ...-----.-.---.--------------------------.---.---.----..----.... H. H. Moyer High School Principal America .--------- --...-------.--------------------....-----------.----.---..... - School Recessional ..... ..-...-...........---......... S tars and Stripes Forever SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1942 -- 8:00 O'CLOCK Invocation ............................................................ Rev. Hugh K. Fulton God Shall Guide Us ............--------.----...--.-----........-.------ Victor Herbert Mixed Chorus Baccalaureate Address ........................................ Rev. C. Ervin Boyle Hark, The Vesper Hymn is Stealing ................................ Folk Tune Mixed Chorus Benediction ....................-................................ ..... R ev. F. F. Kraft Www THURSDAY, MAY 28 - 8:00 O'CLOCK March from Athalia ...................................................... Mendelssohn Rawlins High School Orchestra Processional ........ ....---.-...----------.-........----........................ C lass of 1942 Invocation .-.......-.-.-...--.- ----- ---- . - ----.--....-.. V ---....-- R ev. S. E. Anspaugh Now Thank We A11 Our God ........-.------.--....-....-.-.....--.......... Cruger Girls' Glee. Club Salutatory --..........................----.--..-......--------..----........ Emmeline Lytle Dr. James Lewis Morrill Address ---..--.--..--.--.-.--------.------ - ------.-----..-..... President, University of Wyoming Valedictory --------------.-----.-.--------------------------------.------------ Elsie Kramish America the Beautiful .....-..-----.-..---------...................................... Ward Girls' Glee Club Presentation of Clalss ....-.......----....-...................- ..-..... R obert B. Lee Awarding of Diplomas ....-------- V ------.--------------- -...... C . A. Brimmer Awarding of Scholarships ........------.-...-....-....................... H. H. Moyer Recessional -...-------.-----.---------.------.----.------------------------------ Class of 1942 Audience please stand during Processional and Recessional Crgcmizaztions I' S C1 oooo 1 YOUR ROUNDUP I - B Following an ancient and established custom we, too, have tried to be at litte- different. We hope that you will recognize this as a ROUNDUP. Our changes, though not revolutionary, have been made in hope that those looking through this book may find something enjoyable and in- teresting within its pages. Some clay you will want to wander over these pages again. With this in mind, and knowing that memories should be present, we have tried by graphic reproduction to catch something of the lil'e at Rawlins High School. In a Vevv days you'll bc writing in each other's books and seeing how many times we've taken your picture. In a few years you'll be going back and remembering. May those thoughts be happy ones. We've nursed this ROUNDUP of 1942 for several months and it is with mingled emotions-possibly a high relief-that we give it to you now, trusting that you will enjoy its contents. ROBERT BAUDER, Eflitor-I1L-Chief. BETTY McKAY ........4..... ............. A SSOCIATE EDITOR MISS INSLEY ............... .............. F ACULTY ADVISOR MEMBERS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF ARES Emmeline Lytle, Mary V. Murphy, Beverly Quigley, Linn Brown, Bill Nilund, Bill Urban, Lamoine Roberts, Ernie Lavato, John Larsen, Evelyn Rochelle, Frank Schoen, Mary Clare Nealon, Anna May Bowen, Marion Campbell, Louis Branch, Consuelo Macias. 'Sur-uw iq pinch... ,A -Q . ..,.... Uotloou Cowocl... . ELSIE KRAMISH ....,, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALICE HALL ........ ASSOCIATE EDITOR MISS SAAM .... --- FACULTY ADVISOR M E M B E R S John Ingram, Jim Lane, Ruth Spataro, Lewis Greenelsh, Kenneth Winborne, Bob Masson, Wally Petersen, Quinnn Johnson, Bob Woodhouse, Louis Branch, Lillian Anderson, Marcine Lentz, Ila May Attebery, Wilma Leiber, Margaret Cummings, Sandra MacKay, Rita Clause, Obysue Higley, Evelyn Turner. QUILL AND SCROLL Faculty Advisor, Miss Salam Ruth Spataro, Betty McKay, Marcine Lentz, Lewis Greenelsh, Elsie Kramish, Betty Jane Thomas, Jacqueline Martinez, Kenneth Winborne, Louis Branch, Wally Petersen, Quinn Johnson. zmdenzt Column il. wi.. MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row-'Jean Urban, Francis Michie, Jackie Martinez, Kenneth Miller, Alget Hall, Lois Amick, Violet Olson, Demetrio Martinez, Evelyn Turner. Middle Row-Mary Joan McGarry, Robert Bauder, Jim Nolan, George Eliopolus, Kay Peterson, La- moine Roberts, Wally Petersen, Martha Lynch. Bottom Row Elsie Kramish, Austin Jordan, Wyoming Bates, Duane Jones, Beverly Quigley, Betty McKay, Douglas Davies, Alice Hall. PRESIDENT ....,, ...,,,,,,,. D UANE JONES SECRETARY .,,. .... B EVERLY QUIGLEY My War Bonds and Stamps utziomtt Honor Soci ty.... Elsie Kramish, Secretary - Duane Jones, Em- meline Lytle, Vice Presidents - Betty McKay, President. Sandra MacKay - John Ingram - Mary Clare Nealon. Frank Schoen -- Mary V. Murphy - Wally Petersen. Evelyn Turner - Marcine Lentz - Alice Hall. Ethel Keenan - Ruth Spataro - Mary Joan McGarry. Lois Frederick - Kenneth Miller - Jacqueline Martinez. The Natioal Honor Society was first organized in April, 1934 by thirteen students. In each of the following years since that time, five per cent of the Junior Class and tenf per cent of the Senior Class have been recepients of this honor. These students must be in the upper third of the class with in average of eighty-five per cent or more. Their membership is based upon character, service, leadership, and scholarship, The symbol of the National Honor Society is the lighted torch of learn- ing. lt is up to each of those selected to keep this torch high and aflame. The ninth annual assembly for initiation into the circle was a thrilling occasion for' four Juniors and ten Seniors. These people, plus the five students who entered last year, boosted the membership to nineteen. The local chapter is sponsored by Mr. Moyer and counseled: by Miss Thode and Mr. Rawlins. JACQUELINE KENNETH SANDRA DUANE MARTINEZ MILLER MaCKAY JONES e National Forensic League The National Forensic League is an honor society for high school debaters and orators, founded in 1925 to stimulate interest in inter-scholastic speech activity. Raw- lins became a member three years ago and the charter was renewed this year. After inter-scholastic participatioll, credit points are awarded and the student may attain higher degrees. Nearly all the members of the Rawlins Debate Squad are members of the League. Stiindingz- Anna Lee Bauer, Betty Brown. Sitting:- Pelggy Brimmer, Douglas Dinsmore, Ray Daniels, Ruth Atwood, Obysue Higlcy. Standing: - Jimmie Lane, B ru c e Kline, John Ingram lVIr. Wagner. 9 Sitting:- Ed Smyth, Juanita Tracy, Betty Jane Thomas, Myron Crandall. T. T. lo 0000 The Tri T of the Rawlins High School was organized in 1926 with ten girls under the sponsorship of Miss Josephine Phelan. Its aim is to promote all high school activi ties and to cooperate with the faculty and the Student Council in developing school spirit, promoting scholarship, and boosting all approved activities. In February 192, the Club made and presented the official school flag to the high school, and in February 1942, the members presented the high school library with the picture, The Canterbury Pilgrims, by Stephen Reid. The presentation was mad from an original script to the entire school over the public address system The mem bers of the organization wish to express their sincere gratitude to Miss Christel lhode for her help and guidance. Standing. Left to Right- Peggy Brimmer, Mary Clare Nealon, Evelyn Turner, Emmeline Ly- tle, Obysue Higley, Ruth Sannes, Mary Cooper. Sitting, Left to Right- Rulh Spataro, Betty Brown, Barbara Ober- holtzer, Betty McKay, Miss Thode, Mary V, Murphy, Sara Busillo. anding, Left to Right! Lois Frederick, Elsie Kramish, Margaret In- gram, Marcine Lentz, Carlah Lytle, Gloria Lynch. sitting, Left to Right-- Anna Lee Bauer, Pat Cramer, Jacqueline Martinez, Wyoming Bates, Martha Lynch. Mary Joan McGarry, Alicia Gholson. T. T. T. OFFICERS BETTY McKAY ....-..........-..........,............... PRESIDENT MARY V. MURPHY ....----....---,----.... VICE PRESIDENT BARBARA OBERHOLTZER ...... SECRETARY-TREAS MISS THODE ................................................ SPONSOR ramatic Club OFFICERS James Nolan .... ..................... , .......,.......... P resident Ruth Spataro ,..... ...-v.--................... V ice President Frank Sichoen .......................................... Secretary Emmeline Lytle ,.................................VV.. Treasurer MEMBERS: Douglas Davies, Fabien Ivanoff, Jack Higgins, Bob Hennek, Angele Ivanoff, Warren Fuller, Eugene Dorsey, Pansy? West, Linn Brown, Evelyn Rochelle, Betty McKay, Margaret Cum- mings, Alice Hall, Betty Jane Thomas, Frank Sch oen, Elsie Kramish, Beverly Quigley, Mary V. Murphy, Bernice Itkin, Ruth Spataro, Lillian Anderson, Kay Wolfe, Monica Nealon, Jacqueline Mar- tinez, Martha Lynch, Anna Lee Bauer, Rita Clause, Josephine Franks, Barbara Oberholtzer, Patrica Johnson, Sara Busillo, Peg Brimmer, Gwen Fitzgerald, Mary Clare Nealon, John Fyksen, Robert Bauder, Edward Branch, Elizabeth Busillo, Charmaine Petrich, Aleda Bennett, Mary Clemmons, Doug Dinslmore, Paul Polk, Dick Nealon, Sandra MacKay, Agnes Johnston, Jo McAllister, Mar:-ine Lentz, Albert Pennington, Margaret Money- hun, Virginia Junger, Wilma Leiber, Loris Ann Kastner, Pucl Daniels, Helen Sannes, Pat Meekin, Wendell Bond, Bill Urban, Mabel Firestone, Carlah Lytle, Nancy Rornick, Frances Whittaker, Gloria Lynch, Albert Kramish, Pat Tierney - Ed Smyth, lla May Attebery, Louis Amick, Mary Cooper, Obysue Higley, Mary Joan McGarry, Evelyn Turner, Juanita Tracy, Emmeline Lytle, Wesley Burch, Betty Burch, Bill Briggs, Jim Eng- strom, John Waeckerlin, Jean Woodhouse, James Nolan, Duane Jones, Darlyne Linn, Bob Masson, Louis Branch, Lloyd Waldron BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ed Smyth -V---',,------,f-.------.--................... Stage Crew Emmoline Lytle .,.. ,.......... A cting Ruth Spataro --.,----,,f .,... C ostuming Mary Clare Nealon .... ..... P roperties Elsie Kramish .....v... .... M ake-up Duane Jones .a....-... ..... R esearch Jay J. Cline .... ....,. S ponsor Chess Club Wyoming Bates, Presi- dent Mr. Rawlins, Sponsor Standing - Wyoming Bates, Betty Jordan, Mary V. Murphy Sitting-J o h n Ingram, Jim Lane, Frank Scho- en, Charles Vivion. Standing-iRobert Bau- der, Jim Contos Sitting-Elsie Kramish. Jim Nolan, Bob Sullins, Bruce Kline, Ruth San- nes, Ruth Sgpataro Tlzespians The National Thespian Honor Society consists of outstanding students in dramatic work all over the nation. In accordance with a point system, high-ranking students are accepted who show exceptional work in any department of high school dramatics. Thespian Troup No. 436 was organized in January 1941. This year, under, the sponsorship of Mr. A I Cline, the troup has recorded a radio play as their project MEMBERS Mary Clemmons, Emmeline Lytle, Bob Masson, Mary Clare Nealon, Sandra MacKay, Juanita Tracy, Frank Schoen, Agnes Johnston, Wesley Burtch, Betty McKay, Jim Nolan, Ruth Spa- taro, Pat Tierney, Elsie Kramish, Mary V. Murphy, Martha Lynch, John Fyksen OFFICERS Elsie Kramish .........-...................... President Martha Lynch .................--..... Vice President Robert Masson ....-- .....----.... Clerk Juanita Tracy ...... ..,-.--- S ecretary iris Pep tn ...Q Back Row 'Evelyn Turner, Alice Hall, Wilma Daxies, Elsie Kramish, Darlyne Pettigrew, Agnes Johnston, Helen Sanncs, Catherine Lynch, Soecora Sandoval, Josephine Franks, Sara Bufillo, Kay Wolfe, Lillian Anderson, Juanita Tlacy, Myrtle Erickson, Frances Johnson, Martha Hart. Second Rovx-'Billie Jean West, Laurellen McQuade, Ruth Siinnes, Shirley Thompfon, June Rudy, Alice Pindell, Helen Nolan Authorenc Caldwell, Lydia Macias. Frances Seith, Elaine Tracy, Rita Clause, Monica Nealon, Pansy West, Helen Pearson. Third Row Evangeline Contes, Margaret Moneyhun, Bertha O'Donnell, Loretta Messinger, Obysu, Higley, Betty Burteh, Joella Ivy. Evelyn Mangus, Betty Jo Sal,er, Anna Lee Bauer, Shirley Swanson, Jean Woodhouse, Elizabeth Busillo, Wyoming Batfs, Frances Whittaker, Joan Cobb, Helen Esquibel, Margaret Cummings. Fourth Row-Sara Alle, Betty Seilotf, Virginia Breeze, lVlargarf-t Ingram, .lackie Martinez, Betty Jordan, Lila Walbye, Maxine Overholt, Louise Luckenbill, Evelyn Gale, Betty Brown, Elaine Keldsen, Mary Clare Nealon, Loris Ann Kastner, Barbara Oberholtzer, Barbara Briggs. Cheer Leaders--Peggy Brimmer, Betty Jean Armstrong, Jeanne Rochelle, Evelyn Rochelle. The Rawlins High School Pep Club has been very active this year. This enthusias- tic group of boosters accompanied the team to Hanna and Green River for basketball games, and have been well represented at all football and basketball games on our own field and floor. They have presented drills whizh have entertained the spectators dur- ing the halves. This organization is Well led by thefour cheerleaders. T' High School Bunch... Rawlins High is extremely proud of their high school band. The bright red uni- forms may be seen at every occasion marching and playing in all their glory. The band under the leadership of Mr. Ove Petersen, has copped many awards within the last few years. In 1940 four members were selected for the all-state band at Casper. We believe that our fifty band members have earned the title of one of the best bands in the state. The band had planned to attend the State Music Festival this year but due to war con- ditions, it was called off. Members who would have been selected for all-state band this year are Joe Fraher, Billy Johanson, Bill Peter, Norman Moon, Mary .loan McGarry and Albert Walbye. OFFICERS President ..... ..... ........---.----.-.-.......-..... D o uglas Davies Vice President VV... ..... - -. .---- - Beverly Quigley Secretary-Treasurer ...-...........-.......-.... Marion Campbell MAJORETTES Betty McKay - Dorothy Hamilton - Violet Olson BAND MEMBERS Billy Johanson Joe Fraher Virginia Douglass Marion Campbell Pat Mangus Douglas Mitchell Paul Polk Bill Engstrom Bill Peter Jonn Fykgen Mickey Fraher Douglas Davies Tom Henry Robert Brown Emmeline Lytle Delbert Chinbufg Keith Lambertsen Beverly Quigley Martha Lynch Jack Leach Dick Foster gortna Barnes Dan Lucero Gwen Fitzgerald Robert Mgggon Albert Walbye Kathleen Douglas Carlan Lytle Billy Rawlins Lucille Parker Richard Miller George Peverley Patricia Johnson Pat Cramer Ed Robertson Mary Joan McGarry Norman Moon Cecil Shaw Marie Ann Lahrman Jim Nolan Murray Daniels Doris Peverley Jean Urban Robert Woodhouse Donald Hart Betty McKay Dorothy Hamilton Violet Olson John Jararnillo Ama A ml - SUl'liANOS----Mary Ellen Hays-s. Alice Hall, Anna ntlargarc-t Cummings, Pat Tic-1-114-y, Peggy Brim 1 -' 1- rowi Vir'inia Doufaw M-.ie Bowen, Sandra MacKay. Peggy Friday mer, Emmeline Lytlt-V Mary Clart- Nc-alon, Bt-ttx Gilt-4-n Fra- r - .lu Sflyei, R tty B 1, L, gl .., I ,lie . M1X67d AIIVUS 'KlIllllf'f'll lltlll'I.Zl2lSS. Alive- Pinde-ll, -Wilma Ile-ilu-r, .le-an UUl'lltlll, .llmlll tfllannon, ldlaim 'Frat-y, Pat tframr-r, Eve-lyn 'Nlan,:ns, .lnanitn Trary, Mary ttot't'ar, Anna law- liaut-r, Lois Frrfl GICC 1-rick, Elsie- Kramisli, .Jacque-liiiv Boylos. 'l'l'lNOliS -Bob Patton' Bill McCauley, Bill Pe-ter, Clic-atm' Evans, Allf-n S-.tllaclm-, tlilclc-r llals-, Tom Dolan llonglaa Davis-Q lavk -Higgins Delbert Chinburg Clflb IMSSIQS' Vllob Nlasson, Clharlos Vivion,'Vernon Vivion, Bob llantle-r. Ill-lm llt-nntk, l4ldSmytl1, Hill .ltJllElIlSOI1,'B0b Woodhouse, Brncc Kline, Norman Moon. Louis Amick, Dick Foster, Warrl-n Fnllt-1 Ted Ford. Girls Glee Club llltlll S0l'IiANOSf -Zf-lplia Banta. Anna .Mace llc mwmn, Pc-gg llrimmc-r, Antliortnt- Valclwt-ll. Qtlargartt fllllllllllllf-CS, ldiloe-11 Frallier, Peggy Friday, Alim- .tlam-Kay, Mary Joan Mcflarry, Monica Ne-alon, .NIltlllBl.l'l S0-l liANONS----llotty Armstrong, Jacqui Virginia llongtlass, Aliva Gholson, liefrilirzfr Itkin ldnimulina- Lytle-, Evelyn M-ingns, Mary Clart- Ulst-n, lintli Sannf-s, Betty S-.xlyf-r. Elaine- Tracy, Aljl'-OS Anna Le-e Bauer, VVyomin,: Bates, 'Pat 4-ric-k, .lean Gordon, Mary Goffar, llorotliy Monvyliun. Barbara Oberholtzer. Betty Parkliill Shirley Thompson, Juanita Tracy, Laurellen Hall, Mary Elle-n Hayvs, Jnnt- liarst. Sandi He-len Nolan. line- Boyle-3, llc-tty llrown, Katlilt-on llonplas , A5.L'llt'S Jolinston, Wilma l.t-ilu r, Gloria l,ync-l- Nealon, lfllainf- Krlclsm-n, .lc-an tfllannon. Violar Patric-ia Tie-rnm-y, l-Jw-lyn Tnrnt-r' Batty .lortlan Vranwr, Lois llirst, l-lc-le-n 'Flsqiiiln-l, Lois Fr:-ml Hamilton, Elsie Kramisli Betty Mt-Kay. Margaret . Alive Ifindtll. .lac-que-line Martine-z, llntli Spataro Mcqnade, Ele-alloy Welton, -5l2ll'gil.l'k'l Welton, OFFICERS BOYS GLEE CLUB M b Louis Amick ,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,.,,,....,., President G M 0 0 0 0 Normun ,Moon .,..,AA.....,... ..,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,.... ' F l'9'2LSl1l'0l' .lim Nolan ,,,..., ,,,...........,.,,,...,. , ,.,.. .. Sec1'r't,zr1'y l4'llCS'l' 'I'ENUlilSf-Linn Brovvn, Gilder Dale, Tom D-olan, Iiill Evans, Mickey l 1'2llll?l', Bill NIUCLIIIIYJIY, llic-k Nealon, Bob ,P'utton, Paul Polk, Ed Tierney, John Trejo. SECOND TENORS-.lim Baker, D81b6l'fClliI1blll'g, Douglas Davies, Tom Henry, .lack Higgins' Ernie I,v.lV2il0, .lack Mc'Quade, Bill Peter, Allen Sallade, Ed Smyth.- ISAKITONES--Bob Bauder, Chester Evans, Bob Hennek, Bill Johanson, Duane Jones, Bob Masson, Cliarles Vivion, Vernon Vivion, Bob Woodiliouse. BASSES-Louis Amick, Robert Brown, Ted Ford, Dick Foster, Warren Fuller, Bruce Kline, John Larseii, Norman Moon, Jim Nolan. Ed Wallact Sjvfzfiislz Club StandingAElsie Petersen, Jack Leach, Aleda Ben- nett Sitting-Soccorzl Sando- val, Helen Esquibel., Gust Franks, Tony Juarez, Dora Sanchez, Rosie Vigil, Jean Gor- don M- W 4 'R Standing 'Salvador Lo- pez, Lloyd Martinez, Julian Sandoval Sitting-Leonore Cordova, Delcy Vigil, L y dia Macias, Darlene Petti- grew, Lucy Macias, Sara Alle Nmfzthfzwestem Neutzienezl Assemblies Presented ent Rawlins High Seheel Athletics Fooztba l.... RAWLINS TEAM TOP ROW-Left to Right-Fabien Ivanoff, Art Romero, Jim Guthrie, John Lander, Ted Camp- man, Ed Wallace, Clay Simmons, George Eliopulos, Bob Todd, Henry Inouye, Harold Pot- ter, Francis Michie, Bud Garvin, Jack Larsen. John Lopez, Tavie Martinez, George McCann, Charles McNees, Tony Martinez, Ernest Sandoval, Duane Pierce, Bob Patton, Bob Homer, Tony Juarez, Vernon Osborne, Bob Sullins. SECOND ROW-Tom Roberts, Jim Mathiesen, Ernest Martin, Ernie Nagata, John Aguilar, Andy Kmetz, Keith Snider, Jim Contos, Leon Higley, Salvador Lopez, LeRoy Siray, Jim Ingram Jack Jernigan, Harold Wilson, Quinn Johnson, Cecil Shaw, Demetrio Martinez, Jack Her- bcrtson, Hugh O'Donnell. FRONT ROW-Coaches Glen Cheney, Norman Hillyer, Kay Petersen, Bill McCauley, Dave Mar- tinez, Austin Jordan, Vern Cole, Art Petrich, John Larsen, Tony Sevenikar, Daryl Will- iams, Bill Carlson, Charles Ogburn, Allan Sallade, John Ingram. Ernie LaVato, Wally Pets ersen, George Jordan, Coaches Guy Hall, Bill Smith. Rawlins ...................... O Rock Springs --- -- 6 Rawlins --- --- 0 Lander ..... - --- 12 Rawlins --- -,, 14 Green River --- -,- 12 Rawlins 1, -4 14 Rock Springs --- --- 39 Rawlins --- --- 26 Superior ---- - 6 Rawlins --- --- 26 Kemmerer -1 - 6 Rawlins --- -H 32 Wheatland --- -- 6 Rawlins U- --- 20 Laramie --- 1- 6 Rawlins ........ 1 .... 32 Craig ............ ...- 1 2 Total Points --- --- 164 Total Points --- .... 105 Football Games Rafwlzns os. Rode Sgbrzngs Due to the need of experience, Rawlins came out on the short end of the score when they played Rock Springs, who won 6-0. Rock Sprlngs scored easily in the first quarter and Rawlins threatened to score although they were unable to do so. Rfm1lz11s os. Lander Rawlins suffered their second consecutive loss when the-y played Lander on a dust laden field, the score being 12-0. Due to fumbles and penalties Rawlins was unable to score. Rafwlzm' os. Green Rzfver After taking a beating the first half, Rawlins tasted victory against the Green River Wolves with a score of 14-12. This gave Rawlins their first win of the season. Rafwlzns os. Rock Sprmgs ' Rawlins suffered their third defeat when Rock Springs unleased a power house attack against the listless Outlaws on the Tigers' Home' coming, October 4. The final score was 39-14. Rawlzns vs. Superzor R Due to superior footwork and handling of the ball, the Rawlins Outlaws trounced the Superior Dragons 26-6. This game showed a great improvement of the Rawlins Outlaws over their past perform- ZHCBS. Rafwlzns os. Kemmerer The Rawlins Outlaws pounded their way to victory over the Kem- merer Rangers for a score of 26-6 and an Outlaw Day victory. The big thrill of the game was when Charles? Ogburn got off for a 75-yard run for the Outlaws' second touchdown. Rafwlzns fvs. Wheatla1zd Rawlins overwhelmed Wheatland in their first night game by a score of 32-6, most of which was done in the last half. The first half of the ball game was a see-saw affair and both teams were unable to SCOPE. Rafwlzns os. Laramze The first Annual Dads affair was a tremendous success as Rawlins defeated the Laramie Plainsmen by a score of 20-6. Most of the scoring was done in the second half, the first half ending 7-0 in favor of the Outlaws. Rawlms os. Crazg The Rawlins Outlaws won their final home game with .Craig by a score of 32-12. The first quarter looked like it was golnglto be a tough game but Rawlins soon showed their powerful ablllty which Craig was unable to equal and which gave the Outlaws an over- whelming victory. - -,gf RAWLINS HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row-Coach Guy R. Hall, Dave Martinez. Coach William Smith. Midcllo Row-Ed Wallace, Wally Petersen, Austin Jordan, Robert Baufier. First Row-George Jordan, Tony Sevenikar, Kay Petersen, Vernon Vivion, Bob Iyv BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Hanna Thermopolis Hanna Kemmorei' Afton Evanston 7, L Kc-mmf-roi' ,- Green River Afton HELLA- Douglas , LLL Rock Springs -- Hanna Douglas 4 , Superior J Hanna A Green River Laramie 2, L, Rock Springs Reliance Laramie Green River Rc-lianc-o Superior 71 Midwest .H -.-----.- 25 8, - ,--45 L, 35 -.,- 34 ,H 45 -.-25 -,- 22 -N 30 L- 26 --- 54 ,-- 28 8, 31 A-- 22 31 All 22 31 -39 --- 54 -M 23 37 Ill 4 -fss .-,- 38 ,W 43 Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins 23 28 45 .30 1 - 21 26 18 6 15 25 25 42 48 19 433 28 30 30 26 15 20 35 25 28 G. A. A. Standing-Louise Luckenbill, Frances Johnson. Virginia Breeze, Joolla Ivy, Geraldine Huggins, lietly Parker. Aff Sitting-Geraldine Stultz, Pansy West. lf'rances Seitli, Angola lvz1nol'l', llycliu Nlacizms, Evelyn Gale, lVlzu'gzu'et lngmni, Betty Burtch. FLAG BEARERS Left to Right-Ernie Lavato, John Larsen, John Ingram, Robert Bauder, Lamoine Rob- erts, Wally Petersen. 66R99 Cl 'l'op How: V1-rn Holm-3 Imroy Siralyg Sznlvaclol- llopezg ldcl Wallaceg .luck Jillnllljljillll Vic Nlurliin-xg .lim Contosg have Mlartinez. Miflcllz- Row: llol, Ivy: George .lorclanz Austin .lordang 'Pony Sevenikar: .liln lnsraing l!illi':lrlsol1g Kay l'4-li-rsi-ng lluryl lVillia1ns1 Vern Vivion. Front Roni Uoacll Guy llzlllg lfjrnia- Lzlvallog Quinn .l0llllSlJllj lioberl lwzzude-rg Allen Sullzule: John IIIQVZIIIIQ Lamoinn- Ro-lwrtsg VV:1lly llc-terse-ng .lolln l.urs4-ng C'-mam-li llill Smith. National Athletic Scholarship Society Rawlins became a charter member of the National Athletic Scholarship Society of Secondary Schools in May, 1935. Eligibility to membership in this society is limited to those boys earning an athletic letter and whose average in their school work for three consecutive semesters is equal to or' higher than the general aver- age of the school, and who have exemplified the highest type of cit- izenship and sportsmanship. Mr. Hall has been the active sponsor since 19538. Members who werel received in lflfll are: Robert Baodeig Wally Peterseng John Larseng John lngramg Kay Peterseng Members this year: Quinn Johnson: Bill Carlson: Jim lngramg Vern Cole. School Calendar. .. . S EPTEMBER 2.. 5- 9-Election 13-Football- 19-Football-- 26-Footba.ll- School begins-Registration. Election of Freshmen and Junior officers. of Senior andf Sophomore officers. Rock Springs Vs. Rawlins-here. Lander vs. Rawlins-there. -Green Rivevr vs. Rawlins-here. OCTOBER 2-Footbal1-- 9-Crootian A ssembly Rock Springs vs Rawlms there 11-Football---Superior vs Rawlins there 16-Football-Kemmerer vs. Rawlins-here-OUTLAW DAY 20-Blind Artist Assembly. 24-Football- 28-29 Wheatland vs, Rawlins-there. . Junior Play. 31-Football- 4... 7- Laramie vs. Rawlins-here. NOVEMBER White Hussars Assembly. Football-Craig vs. Rawlins-here. 11-Armistice 12-Armistice Day Vacation. Day Assembly. 15-Debate Tournament. 20-21-Thanksgiving Holiday. DECEMBER 12-Basketball-Hanna vs.1RaWlins.--here. 16-Basketball-Thermopolis vs. Rawlins-here. 18-Basketball--Hanna vs. Rawlins-there. 20-Basketball-Kemmerer vs. Rawlins--here. 21-Christmas 23-Basketball-University of Wyoming demonstration game 26-Basketball-Afton vs. Rawlins-there. 27-Basketball-Evanston Vs. Rawlins-there. 29--Basketball-Kemmerer vs. Rawlins-there. 30-Basketball-Green River vs. Rawlins-there. JANUARY 2-Basketball 3-Christmas 16-Basketball-Douglas vs. Rawlins-there. 17- 20- 30 Vacation Begins. -Afton vs. Rawlins--here. vacation ends. End of First Semester. Basketball-Rock Springs vs... Rawlins--here. 27-Basketball-Hanna vs. Rawlins-there. -Basketball-Douglas vs. Rawlins--here. 31-Basketball--Superior vs. Rawlins-here. School Calendar .... FEBRUARY Circus Assembly. -Basketball- Basketball- Hanna vs. Rawlins-here. Green River vs. Rawlins-here. Basketball-Laramie vs. Rawlins-here. Basketball- Basketball- Rock Springs vs. Rawlins-there. Reliance vs. Rawlins--there. -Basketball-Laramie vs. Rawlins--there. 20-Basketball-Green River vs. Rawlins-there. 25-Dr. Hall, Speaker. 27-Basketball-Reliance vs. Rawlins-here. 28-Basketball-Superior vs. Rawlins-there. MARCH 4-7-Southwest District Basketball Tournament. 20--Assembly. APRIL 3-Easter Vacation-Good Friday. 13-Assembly--Kansas Wesleyan Philharmonic Choir 16-Exhibit. 16-Inter-class Track Tournament. 20-National Champions Assembly. 20- R Club Initiation Begins. 24-Rawlins Music Festival. MAY 8--Senior Ball. 9-District Track Meet in Rock Springs. 12-Senior Play. 15-16-State Track Meet Here. 18-Inauguration Day. 19-Senior Examinations. 20-- R Club Picnic. 22-Last Semester Ends. 24-Baccalaureate. 26-Junior Banquet and Prom. 27-28-Final Examinations. 28-Commencement. 'flfff Mf Q:W F X Flaws Club lflout - Prizm- Flour - 1 l'E'Sh1HPIl Float - Spanish Club Float - Pep Club Float - Attondunt I'lm1'1n.nim - Xrrvmlzun JPEIIIIN? - Freslnnon Float - AlI6'lld21IlT, Betty - Aftfilliliillt Rocky - Pep Club - 0111- luw Quwn 134-v. Quiglm-y. - In Action - Senior Float - Mako it Charlie - Band in Strand Theatre at the Outlaw Rally. li wks M15 'iw x 55' -aw' rlmul gum-imns, itil!! 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Ni iii we 1 K ,,,.,.,- l,rmks l un1iIi:nV - NI: ..., w 9 :EV lg . .,....,., ,X cv ,-'x-L' ..f ',k ,ul X :-:': -M 1 N , if J HS J L . will f NNN lsunif- 'Vvllllilf' - 'Php 4-rliIm s l'ut,111'v honw - Iluddlv - Nursv's llnmw - lC'lk's Uluh - 'Plum lik 11111 ' lh' XXII:-rv uw- gn for when wf- want - ldlzuim- I0-lwlsvlm - Pu! 'l'i4-rm-y - Claws! - Flaws Pills! ' Ilmm lun' I - llrin, Mr. Mfryvr! lmlrnznmvnx qlroups! Z - Slew-py limo gals - Old h:el1rlS 411 thv ll'2ldC'! I - Our Gang - Boys will hw buys - I,ushl'ul. S1-nity? - TI11- luwm' Hams - Murllm ami Norm - Sully und Amirzk lXVlll'I'l'yS ,Xlvlr-V23 - IUKIII, uw-r lwlw- - Uplivul illusion - Anolhcr om- - ,lust DMS, L-ln, liriggs? - Grunt ones, loo - Juniors - Gorgeous Musz be a picuiu - Why, Tiny! Advertisers American Legion Armstrong and Armstrong Autrey Bros. Adam's Dairy Bates, C. L. Bennett -Hardware Co. Black Auto Supply Black and White Grocery Bob's I. G. A. Store Baertsch's Briggs, Kenneth Brimmer, 1C. A. Brown 8: Lash-rman Bunten, eDr. C'. L.- -Campbell, Dr. R H Carbon County Creamery Carbon -C-ou-nty Motor Co. County of Carbon -City of Rawlins City .Steam Laundry Christopher Distributing Co. Cocks-Clank, Photo- Engravers -Collins-McKe-Ivey Conyers Dai-ry Cottage Hotel Courtesy Super Service Station Craig Cate Cullen Commercial Co. Daily Reminder Dave's Standard Service Dinsmore Realty Co. .Dream Grill Ferguson .M-erc. Co. Ferris Hotel Ferris 'I-llotel Barber Shop First National -Bank -Froling's Shoe Shop Garvin's iDairy Gamble Store Higley, D. R. Household Appliance Sh-op Ideal Bakery Ideal Motel Irving Transfer .John's Standard Service Johnson, II-Ilarold John-son, Eph U. Johnston Motor Co., F. M. Keele da O'JBan-non Kinnaman and Son, D. C, King's Kramissh, L. Lake's Bakery Larsen, H Lelber Motor Co. Lincoln Highway Garage Lion's Club Luxus Cafe M-cDona.ld Transfer McMicken, A. R. McNulty, Dr. Anna Marin-ello Beauty Shop Meyers, Frank J. Mille-r Block Hotel :Model Cleaners Modern Furnitvure Molan-der Garage New Albany Hotel Parco Pharmacy Park Hill Service Station .Parry Pontiac Co. Penney C'o., J. C. Pierce 85 Ryan DPU-Ig Store Ramsay Motor Co. Range Cafe Rasmuss-on, H. Inc.- Rawlins Cafe Rawlins Drug Co. Rawlins 'Gas 8: Oil Co. Rawlins Electric Co.- Rawllns Finance C-o. Rawlins National Bank Ready, T. IA. Rend1e's Drug Store Republican-Bull-etin Roberts Floral Rocky Mountain Gas Co. Roy's Conoco Station Rotary Club Sel-Rite Market Seminoe Service Station .Sheahan's Root Beer Stand Sinclair Products, Kilburn -Smyth, Ed A. Strand Tvheater Sturges, Dr. .Sugar iBlowl Sundin Chevrolet C'o. Superior Tailors Sweet Shoppe Swisher-'s Shell Service Ted's Barber S-hop The -Stationers Todd's Jewelry Store Tri-State Lumlber 'C'o. TPOY Laundry and Dry -Cleaners 20th Century Recreation Walter's iBlalkery Warriner's Shell Station Watson Cigar Store West-Way Motor Lcd,-ge Wyoming Automotive Co. Wyoming Drug Store CARBON COUNTY COURT HOUSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS John F. Gooldy, Chairman - Eugene McCarthy - SHERIFF Glenn Penland COUNTY ATTORNEY J. J. Hickey SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Helen Irving SURVEYOR S. S. Sharp PATROLMAN LeRoy Mankin WELFARE DIRECTOR H. Breitenstein COUNTY CLERK R. G. Engstrom TREASURER Mina Woodhouse ASSE S.SOR Wm. Johnson CORONER George Crank COUNTY AGENT John W. Myers LIBRARIAN Margaret Baker Fred Hansen DISTRICT JUDGE V. J. Tidlball COURT REPORTER Fred Lebhart CLERK DISTRICT COURT Charlotte Romick J USTIGES OF THE PEACE D. F. Logan - Jacob Waeckerlin CUSTODIAN A. E. Robertson 1,:. New-' A'5'W1,.gI5 .ui n Nh fi. Q g Anil , ,Q ,... 3:1 1 -f- . f N so 'W' -N 5 F WL -TNQ sir 'fi J' P EH! 2 3 V ,I',n3lF1HjqE,,Q Fvgv- 1 I-I ,I M . 1 fi. .- 1 in .5 QNX. Congratulations to the Class of 1942 We invite you to make use of our various banking facilities. This institution has been conducting banking in Rawlins and Carbon County for the past 59 years. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK RAWLINS, WYoM1NG Member l en'nral Deposit Insurance Corporation 4,- .YH - ' ' , f ,:: ::1-- -':,::- fi ph 1 -:,-.:g4- A ,al-z Buy War Bonds to the Limit of Your Ability fiiiiiiiii-EEE ?????51'i ii-iii-?i l ':f 'ff:- 'f: - ...l ..,, '-2-TNC-'ir -5--is--XL 3 ENGP1AVI G CONXPANY 1100 PHOTO- DENVER AP-APAHOE ENGRAVERS STREET AND COLORADO V. ILLUSTRATORS 0 fav-:sl-l-rr--rvv-lfcslslv:-4-lvsrY-:Y-::vAv-iii?--Y-Y-Y-:i 3 :4t f33r--N+--N+-:-v----Jslslslvsr. 5 2 We, as your Chevrolet dealer, have built a reputation for reliability. We are permanent, established merchants in our community, and wr: realize that our future success depends upon our ability to establish a feeling of customer-satisfaction. Con- sequently, we recondition our used cars honestly, price them fairly, and stand back of the merchandise we sell. We are constantly improving our used car reconditioning facilities, and place at the disposal of our used car personnel the opportunity of ac- quiring technical training in order that the used car you buy from us will be in first- class condition. That is why we have won the friendship and confidence of thousands of used car buyers . . . by giving full value for every dollar the customer spends.. Right now, we have a stock of fine reconditioned used cars. If you are in the market for a used car bargain, visit our show rooms. Once you've explained your 4 motoring needs, and inspected our stock of cars, you'll realize that you can buy from 4 if us with confidence. I ,V There are Many Good Reasons Why 1' v 4 v ' 2 You Can Buy 5' our Used Car From Us 15 L 1, 1, WITH CONFIDENCE f T- 4, 1, if tr V1 , N 4: 1, SUNDIN CHl1VROLl1T eo. it 4, 4, 1' 1' i 5 5, ,U A,,,, iqwsmavsy'-,mxgx ......,.,, ,M Ni ,S ,,,,,,w.w.v.,,:,,,,-,-,-:,-,-A4 +.-.-:Y---rf ---vv- - Y v - ' ' ' ' ---v---- v w - ::-1-I-0-r::.-:Y-2-: NvWNNV ::v--Y-:sANvv+:v-:v-:aaev--we-rr:-Nlvvvv ra 45 Stop at the Sign of the W jr FLYING RED HORSE 4E P li BEST WISHES for g P P - For the future to the fllobzlgas ' j1,10bj10,'1 1, Class of 1942 . - I V M0511-lubrzcatzon .. of .. . . 4 4nd all S eczaltzes 4 - . ' P 5 Rawlins High School EE A jf - from - , Y , , xg-Z giai r 35 - 0 THE STATIONERS First National Bank Bldg 504 E Cedar Street WAIT HOOTMAN Manager fThis Annual was printed on the presses of THE' STATIONERSJ 9 Rawlins Gas Sc Oil Companv CITY HALL - RAWLINS, WYOMING T C ' f 1 . Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Clam qf 1942 MAYOR ' C. A. CONYER S COUNCILMEN ELMER J. BROWN, President - GUS LARSON - RAY HARPER HENRY PERRETT FRED DUCOLON W. L. WALLACE, City Clerk H. W. Thompson, Chief of Police EPH U. JOHNSON, City Attorney S. K. BRIGGS, Police Judge L. G. KOLSEN, City Treasurer ++NvM::i :i5ilwN ::ii!!s vi- 5 LIGHT CONDITION YOUR HOME TI-IE INEXPENSIVE WAY New Light Conditioning Aids can be secured from 25c to 366.00 each using SILVER BOWL LAMPS and your present fixtures. Cost of new fixtures would be five times the above. Call us for information where to purchase the above and instructions in the use of VISION-AIDS Phone 42 ' RAVVLINS ELECTRIC COMPANY i ir w.-:Nw-:Y-v-. -----'sl-Nvvshf-'+-'4r'r' f ' :: '4 'f-'-'JNPv'+-'vfr-'J-brew-Jslvsrqv-qqqqqqq., 'xv f- 44 4' ffl all iii fi 47 , lr, 4, - 44 Qiig Keefc and O Bannon 154 3' i igi P 47 :EE 'El 11: Q: INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS gf Ap, A9 lr 454, M fr QE TRACTORS AND :gf 5,5 ,g r 'r If li' ffl IMPLEMENTS - 414, 4+ 4,47 ,4, 'ri' :'4' 'rf' 40 it F1 21' . , , ii: U .- Lincoln, a man of little schooling, M '4 r' . 4 IEEE CALS0 GASOLINE gif IEE continued to study and learn through tif QE if if his own enterprise and endeavor. il Sv' ---.- ----- -----A - - ealvvg 1, . , - I N ' ' Members of t h e Rawlins High fl 4' ' ig School Class of 1942 can do no better 31 4, r , 4 5: :fig fig than follow the example of this Great ig ' . I 4 7 4 ' f . ff EU8fj'fl1Z7Ig ln 1371123 51' Man, and ever strive to improve 'I if UE if yourselves. Q WHITMAN'S Cl-IOCOLATES ggi 1:5 1' ig Distinctive Packages for E it SPECIAL OCCASIONS 152 151' Best Wishes To Each and ir I4 14' 1 ir Ill 474: 4 4 474' 474, lg Carlsnffs I ce Cream gig 35,5 EWW one of YOU-' 1, 4'4, 4:4 V , SHEAFFER LIFETIME PENS ii: 1' ' 4 P' il - iii lil 0.,4.B121MMER fi 1: XVYOHIIHQ Drug Store :gg :gg A A :g 1' tnv 3 Lswr-+--:---v++Nv1-1-'X-I-A-'v '-'-'- - '-'-'+IsfN'++-rel: ZF!v-l-4-lvsaa:-aev-:,wvvv.,.,.f,-Qs,-,-,,.,..,,,v.,,.,,,,,,,,v,, v,:vA::! -i. P' For complete and satisfactory line of Drugs, Cosmetics, all REXALLPmmmwmM in Excellent ii: FOUNTADVSERVMHZ 5 Calm E 4 1'4I lj I1 D W' 14, 4'4 77 RENDLESDRUG Q sToRE E U U U l MILLER BLOCK - - RAWLINS, WYO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '42 E lj EI HARDWARE - AUTO SUPPLIES Cl lj CI GAMBLE'S STORE N WMM! www. VMWMMMMWMMMWNI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ENGSTROM DUINCAN POST NO. 22 AMFRICAN LEGION CLASS OF '42 MWWMWWWM5 WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED- 5 2 UNLESS you feel that you have re- 1, ceived your money's worth plus cour- V EEZ tesy and, service-the treatment that 'fi' . . . jgf makes for lasting friendship through if the years ahead. 5 Ill CI Cl When You Want 5525 HARDWARE iff Come to US for it gifg El D tl Q 355 Bennett Hardware Company Phone 95-W - - Rawlins, Wyol La, 5 STUDENTS BOWL FOR YOUR HEALTH We welcome You to Our Alleys at ANY TIME ATTENDING SCHOOL Special Rates to Those 20th Century Recreation 'r l.:. 5 4909?-is is ir CA WYOMING CONCERND Stores at Casper, Sheridan, Cheyenne, Rock Springs, Rawlins, Powell and Worland 'r ir 'r Wholesale of Everything A U T 0 M 0 T I V' E Wyoming Automotive C0. See Your Dealer for Your Needs ir ir ir 'r ir ir tr tr ir f'NNNNW - Spring Housecleaning - And how much easier the work if you heve heated and cookedwith GAS A M U - +!wlf9WQQeu+ N0 SOGT, NO SMOKE- ' ' Such as Coal hres make all over the house 4?-iYfwQQQ?G91+ THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY Natural Gas Is zz Gren! Convenience fNi9f' ----------- ---- ------------ ---- ---- A - - - 7 Foerythingi1ngQmotivef I BLACK AUTO SUPPLY RAWLINS - WYOMING cv av-4-1-r-af:-I-0-I' ' m'f-av-rv-0 PFRSONAL SALARY I, O A N S 'I U U A Confidential Finance' Service U D E RAWLINS FINANCE CO Ferris 0 e H t 1 Bldg. 1 V W f ROBERTS FLORAL gi Everything In 3 CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS 'V CORSAGES and DESIGNS ii Z Also 11 Shrubs - - Perennials 5 il and Z 5 ANNUAL PLANTS, BULBS a d SEEDS U U lj 2 Flowers Wired Anywhere U C1 U 1: 318 Mahoney Street Phone 144 gy Z Atv- 4-0155 E lr 0 Z lr Ferguson Mercantile Co. : Rawlins, Wyoming - : - Wamsutter, Wyoming Z 'I 'r 'r 2 'r E 4 4 'r 'r 'r 'r lr jr V lr lr lr 'r 1 41 3 Ferguson's 3 See US for Real BAIQGAINS Q gg 4 V lr 5 The Store That Handles EVERYTIJING We Appreciate Your 'FRA DE 'r 'r 'r 'r 'r 'r 'r 'r 5 2 'r 'r Ferguson Mercantile Co. : r!:J0'l9lP:: 4 A 4g LINCOLN HIGHWAY M A R I N E L L 0 N GARAGE BEAUTY SHOP HUDSON MOTOR CARS Machineless and Duart Per HUDSON MOTOR CARS won the Saftey mdnem Waves and Personal- Engineering Trophy for 1942. lt is our . . conviction an of the cLAss of '42 win NJ' C011f7t1U'6J'- win Trophies in their various walks of life. El E lj PHONE 227 PHONE 181 - IRVING BUILDING , -:vw-1-rv-:-rv-r-v-:Y-:.-::.-::.-::-+4vv+4-:.-.-.av-av-1-r.-+::.-:Jw-:.-ef 5331E3 4527?i573?7i'v -e'i333Y2?3?fi35'.i'r'f5i'flf SM :av-fvv! S i:::v5l'5l'f?v' bf::::v'v'?? ?v'?w':: CONGRATULATIONS F. E. FROLING . . . TO THE if UP-To-DATE Class of 1942 Shoemaker it AND U U U Cowboy Boot Maker G3I'V1U,S Qllallty Dalry lg Phone 214-J 505 west cedar lj E1 lj RAWLINS, WYOMING GRADE A MILK BETTER HEALTH gg Eflabllghed 1896 :g sf: E f:::ilNb iv'J v'l?? :v'v'v'4'fI'65l : Q Y 'V' v, ,, ffivx?-'v'?3'lV'Yiiv'-l39iINf?v'4V??v'?v'i???-I'l?Nf?v'????ilN'Sf'ig , , , , , , ' , ' , , , 5aQ Distributors of I3 CONGRATULATIONS Elizabeth ffrden H. W. flyers DuBarry Toilet Preparations lil lj Cl Complete Soda Fountain S E R V I C E Cl lil lj PIERCE SL RYAN Busy Prescription Druggistsn PHONE 655 44 14: V4 4 In r 5' AN 1' lr W -- D - lr BEST WISI-IES 'r 4, 4 jr gi QE To The Class of 1942 ' lil 4 1553 l 15: Troy Laundr and 44' Dry Cleaners Eg Phone 101 409 w. Front st. 44, lHl sf -'v'4 l'I'l'I'f:-'::-' --v----- ' J-'rf-:::4-N-lsr.-::4-r:-4-lv-2 ??SS?.-W '?322SSSSii5'3w-Auf: '? 3+N- 'iii1flflfi? .1v.f-4- F WVISHING OUR BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE C l a s s O f 1 9 4 2 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Il lil Cl CONYERS DAIRY .1 L PHONE 445 J W ' .bvieilfitiiwvlieliiiiifsiieaei-' ' ' ' ' ' V99V9' P Ohnis City Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaning Works 9 WE LAUNDER anything that can be washed. Q by WE no W mending and sewing on of buttons 101111 R- Engstronlf Prop- on all finished work. anything that can be cleaned. Ladies' W Sl1I.tS, lTlel'l,S Sl1ItS, ladies' coats, shirts, dresses, waists, wool shirts, WATSON CI GA R STORE Pies' hifi fun, glgvesz SPSS, dfzveii ies, up os ermg, urms mgs an a AND NEWS STAND fabrics' BEST WISHES Rug Department Improved by Our T0 THE Electric Rotary Shampoo System. fjlass of '42 HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED MISS SAYLOR'S CHOCOLA'I'ES JUSTIN LEATHER GOODS P h 0 n C 1 3 1 W KAYWOODIE PIPES RAWLINS, - WYOMING 7 ' +bf At Your Service ...... SEMINOE SERVICE STATION rf, . . - .' ' A MODhL CI,I1ANILRS Where Cleaning Is Really An Art I I Phone 92-J RAWLINS, - WYOMING SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 3 CONGRATULATIONS lj Cl El and Spefialized BEST PVISPIES Washing and Greasing ff' the Clfl-if Uf ,42 Household Appliance Shop ffl lil lj Everything Electrical Parco - - Phone 461 PHONE 76 - RAWLINS, WYOMING H RASMUSSON, Inc. THI' HOMF OF GOOD FURNITURE Extends Its CONGRATUI ATIONS and BEST WISHES Tl-Ib CLAS? OF 1942 3.53-:::::+-::.-.-:v-viggg-:.-:Y-:+r:-4-Nw-Y-:4-:::: vw--av-o.r::4v-lv-:vw-rvvv-- -v Extending Our Best Wishes To The Class of l 9 4 2 Bring in your car and let us give it a thorough lusbrication with MARFAK Texaco Havoline Motor Oil Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline Firestone Tire Service COURTESY SUPER- SERVICE STATION PHONE 444 A. A. Edwards - W. 0. Collins Bb- Y-:::-:::-.--::-:e'::- :::::-::::-1-lv-4-:: :: C355 COAL - FEED STORAGE - MOVING Ice and Cold Storage U Cl Cl Locker System E U fl MCDONALD TRANSFER 25: SEE OUR FABRICS GET OUR PRICES SUITS MADE TO MEASURE 524.50 and up CLEANING AND rnmssmo SUPERIOR TAI LORS 6 ll VITO BUSILLO KS UUE CONGRA TULA T10 NS and BEST IVISHES to the CLASSOF'42 Fox Strancl Theatre lj lj lj ,,,,,.,.,.,......................,.,..J .5 1 IN APPRECIATION .... We wish to thank the Class of 1942 and all other School Children for their valued pat- ronage in the past. Our hope is that we may merit your continued confidence lj lil E ED A. SMYTH Sc - 10c - 51.00 and up l...W..... +bbF -11 DINSMORE REALTY CO. All Kinds of Insurance EEE 415 W. Cedar Street Rawlins, - Wyonzirzg f. Health Insurance QUAI ITY BREAD - Delzczous Pastrzes Cl lj QI RAWLINS WYOMING III El EI ll- WALTER'S BAKERY Z ' 'u MODERN PHONE 176 El lj CI MILLER BLOCK HOTEL DEE Mabel R. Seely - Rawlins, Wyoming I-lvvvYrY-Y-lv-r::Y-Yvvw-Y-::x+hhNY-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-:Y-Y- . 5 C H R Y S L E R , - AND - P L Y M O U T H SALES AND SERVICE F. G. MOLANDER PHONE 28-W RAWLINS. - WYOMING , .. L.. -1' ,a.w ...f1:-.amfilu.w3 HOME SWEET HOME Get Your A BUILDING SUPPLIES I PAINTS and VARNISHES at the il TRI-STATE LUMBER COMPANY 3 RAWLINS, - WYOMING 4, 2 f ' av-rr - -:Y-er::Y-Y-:Y-Y-4-rY-:Y-Y-Y-4vv-:Yr-1-:Y-+:Yi3Y5Q LQ: v-rY-54-Y-Y-Y-::Y-Y-Y-Y-e:Y-Y-Y-Y-::Y-Y-:Y-:Y-Y-:Y-NY Y Y Y Y Y YN:-0-4-0-lv-I-I-I3 HAROLD M. JOHNSON A ttorn ey-at-Law RAWLINS, WYOMING ,.,., - 'v s n 'r C, IL.. BATES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building RAWLINS. - WYOMING iw vwvvvv f vvvvvvwvvvvvvvvv ' A 'w'+v'v'Iv'Y'Y'Y'Y'Y'4 Y' Hot and Cold Water Rooms with or Steam Heat Without Bath NEW' ALBANY HOTFI 'The Traveler's Home EEE IRMA MATIAS, Prop. RAWLINS, - WYOMING lvilflflflfl' Y-Y-Yvvvvvvvv-.-Y-Y-:Y-Y-:Y-Y-re +:Y-Y-Y-Y- -:Y- Y ff:Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-:e+rY-Y-Y-Y-::Y-::Y-f!:fi+Y-Y-:Y-Y39i-rY Y 5'fl!lv-J 7 A. R. MCMICKEN - AND Y- EPI-I U. JOHNSON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW OSBORNE BUILDING RAWLINS, - WYOMING Jvvwv-r 'r 4 33f! ?5 x33'H iii33 7-T3 4' 'Z EEZ AIR CONDITIONED .... Z THE LIONS CLUB .Sf if , EEE: CRAIG CAPE ix 100 per een! behind the El El Cl . . 5E Famous Fo F' Food 1: .RIl'wll71.l' High Sohool EEE Z r me 1: ffff if Cl Il Cl 5 ggi jg FOUNTAIN s.ERvICE EE iii jg OPEN DAY AND NIGHT EE Zhu!'iv-:::-:Y-Y-::.-:.-.-:-::4-l-1-1-l-r::N-:-Nw--: 155 2 THE BEST OF LUCK 4, 11 TO THE I Q ig CLASS OF 1942 2 if il El Cl D ii fi Servife that ix founded on ' 15 IRVING TRANSFER The Golden Rule Z I 'r 1' 4' Q if Phone 68 Rawlms, Wyo. ff 'I 4 lr ZH! :Q- ' ?iiiN-:-f-N ': 5 i1 4-N-f-'-f :: :v'J4d'v'v'-'!!:Jfv'i: ii Xf:: 'r 'r Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class Of 1942 COTTAGE HOTEL To the Class Of 1942 We too are students-of the Baking Business CLEAN COMFORTABLE ROOMS Buy the Best-We D0 At Reasonable Prices Ph0IlG 65 Rawlins, Wyo, ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY , l I Av Y i Y Y :::YA:::::qh'.t::::::: T A: A '' 5' J. C. KILBURN if Cl El El 1' to the Class Of 1942 SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SWISHER SHELL mmm SERVICE CARBON COUNTY 2224 E. Lincoln. Highway Phone 31 gm., I D F 14 L B ff K F R Y CONGRATULATIONS M1 I CONGRATULATIONS ui l9b'3 Compliments ff AU TRE Y BROS. High School jewelry and Ameozmcementy 32? Demfefg Cofomdo ' .vvfr -A-4-I-hr--:-----------eY--:sr-:we:Y-:we-A-A: f?? Over 50 Years of Service 'r RSEN Ig 0 i l it Complete Line of Builders Supplies HARDWARE - LUMBER wwmew-A+ 209 West Front Street s?g5sCgF,,gQ3 1: Rawlins, Wyoming - L, -v-e.-:Nwwv-55e--we-5tfiE'4'sib' i ?Ni v'v'v'4ibbf?v'i?v'iv v 4'I'lNfv v v v bl? v v wNlw - Phones 26 and 27 Z Z, f 'V-. 4-1-.i.-.iv-'vw-.-': '.,-1-.- 'Qil5!il5f ii44 ' ' ' - Congratulations - and Best Wishes m the Class of 1942 K I N G'S I 'dbscssss ...... .... A A : Z' ' ' ' '5 ' f'fv'4'l'l'l'I'l'l'r+J'I-lv-rv-:eva-:vw 5 ft 'r 'r 'r 'r jv 41 A: DODGE and PLYMOUTH U E lil it Cars Trucks li NV -v--- -'-N' v-------vv'-'v-------- 1 1' CONGRATULATIIONS 3535 - AND - jf' BEST WISHES iii TO THE 4,4 Class of '42 R O Y ' S CONOCO STATION Your Mileage Merchant ,, tv .,.,.,.,-,-,-,-,-4-av.:.-.-.-::-:-+4-I-l----+--:--v---vw --'-er-'+All 4 Service :E if D U U if LEIBER MoToR COMPANY : Direct Factory Dealers ' 303 W. Buffalo - - Phone 401 za T'5 1r El ill! waiting fit' 1:11 jr l gl lr ll gil ll . lg Success and Best llfzshes '4 l Q 4 rj? Q to the lg 'r 4' 'l i 1: fl Class of 1942 gg EEE 4,17 from the 1:25 if Zigi il gag 1 ig 3 IDBAL MoTEL ii, 4'1?f1'ffi'i-.-:Y-::.-:-Y-Y-:.-:.-.-.-.-+.-- 3'l 'l!1?f?j 13 N, 1 . iii Sl1L-RITE MARKET and GROCERY Quality Meats and Vegetables Phone - - - 193 lLs 'fv'v'iv'v'fv'v'w'w'w'v'v'v'3fv'w'v'? ?w'v'v'w5lTv'? Yw'w'v'??iv'v' ?Fi iSSS if-A3 2 PARCO PHARMACY gi l Evcellent Fountain Service li REGISTERED DRUGGIST IN CHARGE gi Complete Line of Drugs fl if Cosmetics - Tobaceos - Candy - Cigars 11 Fishing Tackle Q ii PARCC, - WYOMING 4W. l CUNGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1942 1' - UUE P .May your future be as bright Z and cheery as your High School days F. M. Johnston Motor Co. it Most of the Best for the Least ll if OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS ft 2 L l'Iilih fmwmwwwwwmwmwmm THE LUXUS CAFE 455 A 4 5 it The Place To Ea FoUNTA1N SERVICE Open Day and Night t Ekfw'iv'+I?w'v'4w'v'v'-Fw'ilflilffv'v'4NlNIw'v'v'v'v'JNlNfw'Jv'-fvAv'iiw'w'v' lsJ 5. .-,-:v--v-e--:----ere-'er-rv:--e-ev-::.-er.-Q,-Q,-,-Q,-,-,-,A,-,,.,. ,- t . gl 1 o THE SENIORS OF 4,0 'r jr y V 14: ll, '4 ,jg May your paths of the ig SUCCESS BOB'S I. G. A. MARKET 35 PARCO, - WYOMING future lead only to 1 Sf ' +-'AN-N'Ar-Y-v--erY--f-Q:-:N-:::sr---4v-0-4-Z I , i J '4 4 '4'4 4 V 'VVV 'V ' s s CONGRATULATIONS ' and Best Wishes to the COATS CLASS OF 1942 lj tj D HATS RAMSAY MOTOR CO. '- UNDIES .3 if .: ' 3' '- 515135- I SUITS ' PURSES ' GLOVES ' COSTUME JEWELRY - THE - HANDKERCHEIFS R A N G E C A F E EVENING BAGS SLACK SUITS E U U George Craig Invites You -E BAERTSCH'S 412 W. Cedar Street ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I N f 'J.,.,,,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.:5 . .' CONGRATULATIONS 'ro THE T. A. R E A D Y CLASS or '42 E U E P A R K I-I I L L Service Station Men's High Grade Q tj lj JOHN HANLEY, Proprietor C I , O T H I N G ll U D Hats - F1Lrnl'511in gs - and CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Douglas Shoes CLASS QF '42 Take Ydur Vacation in a Nice N w E El lj nAwL1Ns, - WYOMING P 0 N T I A C U III E Parry Pontiac Co, ciihliiibbhblvvfiv'irblfhlfhlf-A:-'viiir:v'v'v'iw'v'v':-A-A-A:-'v':v'v'v'rr! hIVNI'l+w'w'v'6w'4V-lvv'-'b6bIVV+rv'!:v'iJ 4 +Nd 2 4 'r il CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Z CLASS or '42 The Fricmzvy Store to Supply Your D R U G N E E D S 4 4, lr fr r 'r 'V 4 4 Kodaks - Cameras - Films - Developing r 4r 4 4, lr r l ig Fozmiain amz' Lzmfheon S6T'UZ.I'6 fr 3 A' RAWLINS DRUG Co. wwwwwewwwww NNWWMMMWWNWWWW COLLINS-MCKELVEY ' 1 FBUTTZLS H016 MORTUARY Florists and Morticians Home of QUALITY SERVICE Moderate Rates Phone 38'W 3 Cool and Comfortable E E E Clean and Convenient Flowers and GreetingCards For All 0fcarz'011.v i lj U U gg Rawlins, Wyoming . . if Rawlins, Wyoming E NNwNNwwW CULLEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY - GENERAL MERCHANDISE w STORE -Of- SERVICE Rawlins, - Wyoming S. K. B R I G G S Attorn ey-at-Law Cl Cl lj CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1942 Paulson-Startzell Building Rawlins, Wyoming sl V - Carbon County Creamery Famous Tri-C Produfts MILK ICF CREAM - BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE f00 N F VOFRDING 0l i Phone 39-W 2 N ADAMS DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Buttermilk Butter - Cottage Cheese and Ice Cream Plant and Retail Phone 152 l CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1942 U Cl ll L. KRAMISH u Pasteurized Milk - Cream - Churned Y Arnzlsirong and Armstrong 4: V fofff. D.. .3 .. 'I WEE? Q . Z 4 4 Attorneys-at-Law 42: 2' FERGUSON BUILDING QU: 4 4 4 lj D E if 4,4, RAWLINS, - WYOMING gg ., I: jk? f??v'w'v'iv'v'w'iv'v'-'?JNIN?v'?v'v'-hI'l'I'f:w'v'JNINfw':I-'!iJVVVVKl?v'ii g+MMN'MN+'f....N.,.M,,.,.-+-'+ss'N..Nw-'-'-'-'-':wss1 - fv-'-'-vias'- E, 4, Q x 4: I JEWELRY ..U.. : if THE GRADUATION GIFT THAT LASTS 4: 3 GlftS for All Occaslons 4 4 1 AT I- 4, 4: 4, 4, 3: TODDJEWELRY STORE 3: 1 U. P. Watch Inspector 4, 4 4' 4' YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD V 4 No Interest No Carrying Charge 2 ,meek?ei:-wemaria:-ea:-aaeamzzlymf,-,-,4-lv-'vv-'J5 Z6 4 , r ii: 4'4y 4'4y 4'4, 4,4. 41' N 4'4' 4'4' rj 2 V Q IS ESSENTIAL 'no THE ig HEALTH OF A NATION 1:3 4: 'r 4 if . . ii jg Our fightmg men abroad and at: home ' depend upon BREAD as a staple item in 131: 4,47 4 4,47 P 4 their diets. You' can rely on delicious en- if 'K riched . . . jf 4: 1, IvIOTHER's LO-EA BREAD 4: 1' 3 Baked Fresh Each Day by 4, 4' 4: 9 r 4 I LAKESBARERY 3 3: , .- ,..,.. ......... ..... 3 5 1: - - : ' 5 5 5'f 3 ' ' ' ' - 1 4: if Ai 425555555375555555555f:ff7J'r:::'f:i: 5- 5' f i r ' S 3 I fl as 3 'f: 'ffv ,fa Igu mlli Il in :f.::-13? I ' ,I f ll ' lf . 'YW lllfVll n5 .' 4 -.... ,,,, I l nn.: ,,,,,,,, - - , l I r 1: -4555551Ifsssisfssssffsfsff5555555552 W' 4: 4: - ' - f f-:':-:-fr-:5E25Ig5:::::: yffwff' I Q 1' 1: n V I -' , AL gg. Q., 1, 5 gf' MOTHER'S L0-FA BREAD ig 4: 4: Ei .. tN., WM.N 3 '4 '4 '4 '4 4 V4 '4 4 4: 4: '4 '4 4 r :jr 4: 'r 4: 4,7 4,17 V 4: 4: r : r 4 '4 V v'v'ilN5fv'wA!v'???v'K5u'?i-l'S::3i5fv'v'?vAv'?v'?4'l' 'i 3: Congratulations to the 1: Z ig, Class Of 1942 1: 4 P 551: 41: From Z4 4: if j' ii, A Hlgh School Booster 2 V, V Q l iw: 'E 135 ' 1:35 1: m GR rj: : Jrunnwune compnrw ji OfBOFln6 BLDG. ' PHONE 105 r ' 47 1:15 4' ii: Q z 1: 4: 4N3i il- ?1i35 53ii5' l 51'Z v'v'499?v'v'v'w'v' vlvlvlvl'lvl'-vlvlvlv-Y-Ar::,-r, -,-,-vl,-,-Q44 4,47 1:7 jr I 3 it . 1:5 ff Complzments of 1, 151: 4' D A V H ' S if: :A ST AN DARD SERVICE 47 I i: . 4:11 ,jg Fzfth and Spruce 91' 4'4l 'ii 15: 4' 5 1'ii' 3i5s.- ' f i3'l13?f44iZ '?2 ifi ?5il 3Q 14' iii Egg Congmtufrzizons mm' Best 'FI 'FV , 4 .iii Wlxhes to the jf, 4,4 Class Of '42 4 'V , V 35: DREAM GRILL 42: . 45' Our Speclalty - Tasty Lunches THE fgf and Dinners ii' I . . 3 On Lzncoln flzgfmcfzy fi: 4' 4:47 ?? f3 i3?33S?Qi? i'5'g: 4 A' 4 iv 31: v 017 J 4747 ' 4747 3:55 Avvk: IS -' 7x 470 . r 0' 52: 'I -6 355: 17 4' :::: f 4r4r X f :::: -' 1 I 04: .' fl my : 4 4r4r ss ,I ,S Af 7 2 4::: 4 be 94 xii: :' , 4r4r R ef! f 1 as EE: -' ...:' 4v4r :' l ,' :G ff 0 35: A 6 SS if . 4,43 A: 1 4 47' ff, ., P- W 4r4r 4:55 1' - 15 4747 M 2 J ,g x 4 4:0 452' ..::::F 4, 4: - -' 4, 4, . ..... 5 4, 4, j . 454, , 4 ,: f 44: :::: I 1 ' bg' .- :EE :se ' 'Q 1 g Ili: L du 9 35 ' 4 - 4: -' 4 - v d a A:,Nr- 4v4r 'Y :J Ili: t fy 451: -5 .S' 4m .3 ,lA :ze 561' Q 4r4r -A 3' 4747 - -A -Z' L 4v4r 9 ' Z' 4r4r L, -S N 4r4r Y' -' 4,47 t KB sq- 41- J 4r4r 4' A-5' c ilk Q ,I :Io vi ' 44: 'l lm O 4 ' 4r4r Q 33 0 A 2 :::: R If 4 .R 4747 -' 4:0 Y' 1 4:0 G 3' U ,' P 4::: fl' - A A fheflf Nfliwn If 'J 47 3' ti' 4 f 1 v-'U 42 5:21 ii: NR to S la ec ::4: Q .- RW U W 'W Nz: 1:1: 5' V ' ff -fc ll N :::: 5 I C' 4 -W 1::: 'V 4, A ! -' .' 4r4r 4' '1 R U 1f' -' s 4r4v 4. -2 - 4 3 . 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BUNTEN lj III III D E N T I S T norm. squirm:-n RAWLINS - WYOMING Cl lj III Niawmsfr AND FINEST Lincoln Highway No. 30 El U EI Ii Phone 116-J Suite 22 U U U THE SUGAR, BOWL FOUNTAIN SERVICE Osborne Building SANDWICHES RAWLINS ' WYOMING LIGHT LUNCHES - fm- WMW 'WW r 'M M 'MNW M RAWLINS CAFE Z The Republican - Bulletin Daily Chronicles V the events of ,-em? RAW LIN s ACC? 1 5.42 I L 5295? and CARBON COUNTY lil Cl U Good Food Mwlefafe Pfifef May all the news of the Class Clean of '42 be Good News 3 CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS OF 1942 - Only in Pictures crm you keep the memorjf of .vfhool days. - that photographic re- cord of that happy ocfa- sion. FRANK J. MEYERS PHOTOGRAPHER Z WARRIN-ER'S CHRISTOPHER SHELL STATION DISTRIBUTING oo. E1 El E 35 Golden shou Motor Oil 2 3 U III E ' Goodrich Tires RAWLINS ' ' WYOMING f NN'NNMN'NW : .-:::,v.o.,.f:,-ooo.,oooo..-,,,.,-,,,,,,g rr---::::-::-:---:::::-++-'::'--: ' 5v'fi5333533i555f5Si3i SiSf!3' ,202 D. C. KINNAMAN 55 SQN WHEN YOU NEED ...... MACHINISTS and ENGINEERS G1 FTS of ,XUTOMOBILE REPAIRING , 1: BODY WORK GREFTING CARDIS EE AXLE STRAIGHTENING for any Occasion PHONE 92-W THINK OF A' RAWLINS - - wyommo Z BROWN Sc LAHRMAN V r V When You Buy It Ar ' P E N N E Y ' S Ifv Right IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE Shop at ffirrnm Jl'ilE'i ' 1 .Xununcin ,if pi nunvi., X' . T' J 6- rruurv co.. lug, 5 :::-f::::+:::-.-.-+u-:--.--:::m NNwwNNNwMNMw'W CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! No graduating class in the history of the nation was ever so welcome in the functional realm of our society than you. Never before have we been taught so forcefully the lesson that the youth of this country is our greatest asset. We all wish that contentment and business-as-usual could ,have greeted you on your embarkation into your chosen fields, but such is not the case. Democracy faces its supreme test, however, we are confident that we shall prevailg not because of the imposing proportions of the agricultural, in- dustrial or financial structure, but because of the young people of this nation, their stamina, ingenuity and ambition, that will translate those components into an effective force which shall terminate in victory. Our very best wishes for your continued success. H. A. FRANCE, President RAWLINS NATIONAL BANK +nwxNvW V 'Q is f, r' Q. fm 1. . Th :T r-ww ,1 4 s .- 1 .A .W 1 2 vi .. 1 1 ' c 4 My K ,. Q. J! ' a -5 fi' :xslt QW ? ,J x A 3, ., X f af? .4 A, Q.. nx- , is ff! S , ' rs M fi- iz 'fa 1,5 if 7, V s