Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Table of Contents Judges—Administration and Faculty .......................... 6 Bronco Busters—Seniors ..................................... 8 • •••••• .f« • • — • • w Bulldoggers—Juniors ...................................... 12 Calf Ropers Sophomores..................................... 15 Green Horn Contestants—Freshmen ........................... 16 Organizations— Bareback Race—Student Council ......................... 18 Wild Horse Race—National Honor Society ................ 19 Indian Dances—Tri T ................................... 19 Cattle Roundup—Roundup Staff............................ 20 Cattle Race—Quill and Scroll ........................... 20 Trick Ridin’—Outlaw Staff............................... 21 Cattle Brandin’ Contest—Dramatic Club and Thespians ... 22 Shootin’ Match—Debate, National Forensic League, Chess Club 23 Foot Races—Glee Clubs .................................. 24 Saddlin’ Race—Band ..................................... 25 Western Dances—Pep Club and Flag Bearers .............. 26 Wild Horse Roundup—“R” Club ............................ 27 Lassoin’ Contest—National Athletic Scholarship Society. 27 School Calendar— 28 Special Events—Sports Western Bull Fight—Football ............................ 30 Western Polo -Basketball ............................... 31 Prizes—Scholastic Honoi's .................................. 32 Clowns—Snapshots .......................................... 34 Advertisements— ............................................ 40

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Jforetoorb ® r lift the cover of this hook, and our thoughts race back through the gears. We live again the dags long since gassed. Memories—faces, friends, experiences, happinesses, sorrows—flash before our mind's eye. Everg page brings a new twinge to the heart, a new memory to the mind. One by one the pages pass, and at last the cover is closed. Hut the memories live on. ©duration e, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-three, dedicate this Roundup to the heroes of this and everg succeeding gear—the members of the armed services of our country who have fallen in combat with the enemy. It is to them that we owe everg principle, everg right, everg memorg that lies between these covers. The spirit of those heroes is found on everg page. It is to them that this dedication is made, that we mag never forget them.

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JUDGES Administration . ... ♦ MR. ROBERT B. LEE Mr. Lee is a graduate of the University of Iowa, from which he received his B. A. and M. A. degrees. He has distinguished himself in Rawlins not only as the superintendent of the school system but also as an active member of many fraternal organizations. We salute Mr. Lee as a promoter and leader of progressive education, and for his sixteen years demoted to the Rawlins School System. MR. H. II. MOYER Always busy, always bustling, Mr. Moyer seems to be everywhere at once. “Sharkey”, as the students affectionately term him, performs his executive duties with skill. During his eighteen years here, lie has become as much a part of the school as our Red and White.” Mr. Moyer is exceptionally well-qualified for his position, in practical experience as well as education. He graduated from our own University of Wyoming in 1917 and served two years in the war. He was in France 16 months, during which time he became a commissioned officer. Since then he has done postgraduate work at the Universities of Iowa, Denver, and Wyoming. He has held the position of president, secretary and treasurer of the Wyoming Educational Association and editor of the Wyoming Educational News. To a man of unusual personality and energy, the departing class offers a salute.