Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Wild Horse Race... ...National'Honor Society The National 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 ten per cent of the Senior Class have been recipients of this honor. These students must be in the upper third of the class with an average of eighty-five per cent or more. Their membership is based upon character, sex-vice, leadership and scholarship. The symbol of the National Honor Society is the lighted torch of learning. It is up to each of those selected to keep this torch high and aflame. The tenth annual assembly for initiation into the circle was a thrilling occasion for four Juniors and seven Seniors. These people, plus the four students who entered last year, boosted the membei-ship to seventeen. The local chapter is sponsored by Mr. Moyer and is counseled by Miss Thode, Mrs. Werne and Mr. Rothenberger. New Members Initiated in 1943 Wyoming Bates, Alicia Gholson, Ray Daniels, Pat Cramer, Charlotte Dixon, Virginia Douglass, Mai’tha Lynch. Anna Lee Bauer, Peggy Brimmer, Betty Brown, Ruth Sannes OFFICERS Mary Joan McGarry, President Kenneth Miller, Vice President Jacqueline Martinez, Vice President Lois Frederick, Secretary-Treasurer Indian Dances... .Tri T The Tri T, organized in 1926 by Miss Josephine Phelan, is a society designed to promote scholarship and support all activities of the high school. The club gets its name from its watchword: Try, Trust, and Triumph. The group undertakes a project each year and the past year has been devoted to knitting for the Red Cross. To Miss Thode, the sponsor, yoes the gratitude and appreciation of her fine work from each member of the organization. OFFICERS Mary Joan McGarry President Lois Frederick Vice President Peggy Brimmer Sec.-Treas. Miss Christel Thode Sponsor

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Bareback Race... ...The Student Council Back Row—Mary Louise Kastner, Bill Engstrom, Charmaine Petrick, Gerald Felton, Ted Castor, Raymond Tickner, Catherine Ingram, Mary Ellen Dolan, Mickey Fraher. 2nd Row—Betty Brown, Joe Siray, Bill McCauley, Vern Vivion, Bruce Kline, Marion Ward, Jean Urban. 3rd Row—Alicia Gholson, Wyoming Bates, Martha Lynch, Lois Frederick, Loren Notley, Kenneth Miller, Kay Petersen, Mary Joan McGarry, Charlotte Dixon, Elaine Keldsen. The Student Council is the organization of every member of the student body. It is his voice in the government of the school. His representatives do all they can to bring about more effective cooperation between the faculty and administration and the students. This organization provides the leadership for the students and welds them into one compact unit. It embodies the spirit of liberty and the functions of democracy. It is our stride toward the future.

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Cattle Roundup. . ...The Roundup Staff YOUR ROUNDUP Striving to keep alive our western tradition, wc have made this edition of the annual a “roundup” in every way. Within these pages you will find the “bulldozers”, the “clowns”, and the “bronc riders” and the other numerous phases of one grand and hard ridin’ rodeo. Within these pages you see our school. May your memories grow happier as the years grow longer. With the hope in mind that this annual will some day carry you back through the years to the familiar halls, the familiar faces, we turn it over to you. OFFICERS Lois Frederick—Editor Ruth Atwood—Associate Editor Miss Insley—Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Orrelle Moore—Mary Joan McGarry Martha Lynch—Fritz McDermott Pat Cramer — Jim Ingram Elaine Keldsen—Alicia Gholson Kay Peterson—Eleanor Welton Cattle Race,.. ... Quill and OFFICERS President—Jacqueline Martinez Secretary-Treasurer—Kenneth Winborne Sponsor—Miss Imo Insley Quill and Scroll is the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. On April 6, 1931, a charter was granted to Rawlins High through the efforts of the Journalism Class under the supervision of Mrs. W. L. Alcorn and Miss Jacqueline Bost. It was the first national or international society formed in Rawlins High School. Members must have done superior work in journalism, they must be in the upper third of their class, and must be approved by the faculty and the National Council.