Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Senior Class Honor Roll,,, These boys left the halls of Rawlins High School to enter the armed forces. Out of this group only three will receive their diplomas. They are Keith Snider, Robert Todd and Andrew Dale. The others, Edward Branch, Marvin Garcia, and Albert Fagnant had to leave before the end of their junior year. Nevertheless, they will not be forgotten for they are doing their part, and their diplomas will be the honor and glory of fighting for their country. EDDIE BRANCH “Spaghetti'’ ALBERT FAGNANT “Fag” H. H. MOYER “Sharky” MARVIN GARCIA “Marvin” ANDREW DALE “Andy” In Memory of Mrs, Zula Wood Mrs. Zula Wood, who recently passed to her reward, faithfully served our school for a period of twelve years. Her loss is deeply felt by the students and faculty of the Rawlins High School. She was a kindly, loveable lady, whose memory we shall always cherish.

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fcacccUauAeate P'locyuufi SUNDAY, I.MAY 21. 1944 - Invocation ............................. Crusader’s Hymn ....................... Hark, The Vesper Hymn Is Stealing Mixed Chorus Daccalaure; te Address ................ Benediction ........................... S O’CLOCK Rev. Gerard Schcllinger ........... Folk Tune ........... Folk Tune tRiev. H. K. Fulton Rev. H. K. Fulton QteiducUia+t Pnxx yui4ft WEDNESDAY, 'MAY 24 — S O’CLOCK March from Athalia ................................. iMendelssohn Rawlins High School Orchestra Processional ..................................... Class of 1944 Invocation .................................. Rev. Lee A. Wilbur Tenting on the Old Camp Ground ........................ Kittredge Prayer of Thanksgiving ............................. Folk Tune Girls’ Glee Club ♦Salutatorian ................................... Kenneth Madsen Welcome .................................... Sarah Jane Erickson Address ...................................... Dr. O- H. Rechard Department of Mathmatics, University of Wyoming Valedictory .................................... Lucille Parker Presentation of Class ............................ Robert B. I ee Awarding of Diplomas ............................. C. A. Brim ner R c ssional ................................... (Mass of 1944 •Sarah Jane Erickson, third ranking Senior, has kindly consented to give the Welcome in place of Kenneth Madsen, the Salutatorian, who is now serving in the armed forces. Audience please stand during Processional and Recessional 9n iU f44A UiOn 2) ay Senior ClaM, Play MONDAY. MAY 15. 194 4—2 P. M. Chairman Vcrn Vivion Overture High School Bund Presentation of U. S. Fla-2............Stars and Stripes Forever Pledge of Allegiance ..................................... Sohool Address ..... Vern Vivion (President of Student Body) Administering Oath to New President ............... Vern Vivion 1944-1945 .................................... George Eliopulos (New President Student Body) Presentation of Awards Recessional ................................ High School Band ’KITM'Y FOYLE FRIDAY. APRIL 28, 1944 —CAST— Pop Foyle .... Myrtle .................... M ................. Killy ........... Moily .................... Wyn .......................... Martha ....................... The Madonna of the Lipstick Veronica Delphine ...................... Parry ......................... Mrs. Strafford Mr. Ken nett ................. . William McCauley Betty Brown ........ Bob Daley ... Jeanne Rochelle ... Peggy Brimmer ... Vernon Vivion Laurellen McQuade ..... Violet Olson ... Anna. Lee Bauer ...... Sara Busillo ...... Bob Sullins .......Elinor Jones Philip Christopher Director—(.Mrs. Virginia Hahn

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Junior Class... Junior Class Rowland Brown President Bill Engstrom-------------Secy.-Treas. Pat Kauffman------------Vice President Leroy Siray-------------Representative Douglas Dinsmore Chairman of Prom Committee Class History September 2, 1941 marked a high point in the lives of almost one hundred students, for on that day we formally entered the portals of Rawlins High School, under the sponsorship of Miss Hayes. To guide us through our first yearin high school we elected as our officers Austin Jordan, Charmaine Petrich, Demetrio Martinez, and Francis Michie. Our first yeai started off by being entertained at the annual Freshman Reception by the sophomores and we decided that attending high school was really the life. Other outstanding events of the year were the Outlaw Day Parade, and the Freshman Return. Our first high school year ended with many successes in the field and we looked forward to another year of fun and studies as sophomores. September of 1942 found our ambition realized, we had advanced from green Freshmen to proud Sophomores. We promptly started things rolling by welcoming the Freshmen at the Freshman reception. We selected for our leaders this year Mickey Fraher, Ted Castor, Charmaine Petrich and Alget Hall. We placed second this year in the Outlaw Day Parade, and we contributed a number of athletics to the school in football, basketball and track. As our Sophomore year came to an end we again looked forward to another year in Rawlins High. The fall of 1943 showed our class greatly reduced, again enter the halls of Rawlins High School, for some the last time as a number of the boys are leaving for service at the end of their Junior year. For the second time we changed sponsors, this time being under the sponsorship of Mr. Schlef. Roland Brown was elected president, being supported by Pat Kaufman, Bill Engstrom and Leroy Siray. Our first big event of this year was the presentation of the Junior Play “Ever Since Eve.” The play was very successful and again we meet with a number of successes in the field. The event that we had been looking forward to for three years came at last on May 17 when we honored the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. After a successful year for us school ends. We are looking forward to the most important year of our lives, and one that we will never forget—that of being Seniors in Rawlins High School. Officers DOUG DINSMORE.