Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Administration MR. ROBERT B. LEE Mr. Robert B. Lee, superintendent of the Rawlins Public Schools for the past seventeen years, received his B. A. and M. A. degrees from the University of Iowa. Mr. Lee has come to be recognized by both faculty members and students as one of the school’s most valuable assets. Possessing the rare ability to be both a good fellow and a good administrator, he leads the school in every sense of the word. For continual conscientious administration Mr. Lee deserves our best wishes. A most capable and industrious leader and promoter of education is Mr. H. H. Moyer, principal of Rawlins High School for the past 19 years. Mr. Moyer graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1917. He has done pest graduate 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. His object has been to make the greatest possible contribution to the war effort while simultaneously maintaining a semblance of education as usual. W’e wish to extend our congratulations to Mr. Moyer for his fine work. MR H. H. MOYER

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Dedication . . . The success of yearbooks stems not from what it has in common with any other yearbooks, but from what it has extraordinary to itself. We have attempted to catch the spirit of these “OUTLAWS” this year. We hare dedicated this edition of the “ROUNDUP” to Sports because vve believe that good, clean, sports develop fine people which are vital to the type of life that we are fighting for. Good fellowship, sportsmanship, strong, healthy bodies, fine clean minds are but a few of the finer things that are encouraged by sports. Our record this year in the f:eld of sports has been a fine one ... District Champions in football . . . . voted Team Of The Year .... Second place in District Basketball .... Fourth place in State Basketball . . . . but finer than these titles is the knowledge that our boys knew the finer things in sports, which helped them to win these titles for the school and us. Everyone no matter whether he actually helped to win the title, or not, if he is truly interested, has done something for sports and is helping to perpetuate sports, has done something for democracy. Many of our boys are going to war and we hope that the things they learned in this school, through sports and other activities willl help them to show themselves as the finest specimens of American Manhood . . . . God Bless Them All .... We could never hope to record the complete history of such a climatic year. We have not attempted to do so, but if we have in some small way conveyed a picture of the vital, growing, evolving force that is democracy we shall have caught the picture of 1944. THE ROUNDUP STAFF

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Faculty ».. Christel Thode — Librarian — Sponsor of Tri-T — Sponsor National Honor Society Mrs. Viola Werne — Mathematics Glenn Cheney — Science—Math Asst. Coach — Sponsor Senior Class Roland Rothenberger — Commerce — History ' Asst. Coach—Sponsor Student Council Wallace McConnell — Commerce Assistant Principal Joseph Schwartz — Coach “ft Physical Education 1. j Mary Marcy — Secretary Ove Petersen — Band—Orchestra Ruth Atwood — Asst. Secretary Louise Carroll—Girls’ Physical Education Clyde Belsly — Music Eleanor Tucker — School Nurse Helen Wolfe Home Economics Eldred Timothy — Shop-Mechanical Drawing