Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Outlaw Corral Staff... Outlaw Corral Rawlins High has had a school paper since 1921. The paper we first issued under the name of “THE EXHAUST.” In February 1940 the students voted to change the name of the paper to something pertaining to the theme of R. H. S.; the bucking bronc or the Outlaw Horse. Thus the paper was crowned “The Outlaw Corral.” This year the paper has been going to press under the able guidance of Miss Insley, although the staff has been gradually diminishing. Murray Daniels, exchange editor, is now a student of the Specialized Training Division at Colorado State College; Sarah Jane Erickson, literary editor, completed her course in high school to take a position in a downtown office; and Kenneth Madsen, interview editor, is also at Colorado State College participating in the Specialized Training. After 22 years the school paper is definitely a part of R. H. S. and should develop with the school into a larger and finer bulletin—one that can never be broken down!! Anna Lee Bauer—Editor-in-Chief Joe Siray—Business Manager Peggy Brimmer—Associate Editor Vern Vivion—Sports Editor Jeanne Rochelle—Humor Editor Murray Daniels—Exchange Editor Bob Daley—Senior Class Reporter Jeanne O'Bannon—Organization Editor Kenneth Madsen—Interview Editor Sara Busillo—Humor Editor Paul Polk—Typist Betty Brown—Feature Editor Lucille Parker—Typist Sarah Jane Erickson—Literary Editor Barbara Oberholtzer—Social and Personal Frances Whittaker—Junior Reporter Path Sannes- Editorial Editor Miss Insley—Sponsor Raymond Tickner—Sophomore Reporter Shirley Freeburg—Freshman Reporter

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Roundup ♦ ♦ ♦ The “Roundup” During the course of this year, the “ROUNDUP” staft under the direction of Miss Insley, has strived to make this annual of ours, a treasure to hold permanently. We have tried to catch the spirit of Rawlins High. Packed between these covers are the pictures of your friends—pictures of the fun you had and where you had it—your picture—your triumph and failure. Rawlins High School life assumed a new serious tone as we, the high school students geared ourselves for war. We hope that the 1944 Roundup will do more than present a summary of the year's events, and that it will recreate in your memories a vivid picture of this highly significant year. Philip Christopher Editor-in-Chief Vein Vivion—Photographer Bill McCauley—Business Manager Loris Ann Ivasner—Associate Editor Rita Clause—Typist Bob Sullins—Sports Editor Bobby Joe Summy—Asst. Photographer Martha Still—Calendar Editor Peggy Brimmer—Copy Writer Violet Olson—Typist Paul Polk—Artist Miss Imo Insley—Sponsor Joe Siray—Business Manager and What Have You.

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Student Council ♦., The Student Council of Rawlins High School was formed for the purpose of promoting self-government among the students. It is composed of students elected from the various classes and active organizations and acts as an aid in regulating student activities. Several projects were taken up this year and all proved to be successful. They included The Recreation Hall, as it is known to the students, '‘Ye Old Corral,'’ the Safety Drive, the Scrap Drive, Stampede Day and Outlaw Day. VERN VIVION President SARA BUSILLO Secretary First Group—Mr. Rothcnberger, Bill McCauley, Bob Sullins, Philip Christopher, Anna Lee Bauer, Joe Siray, Peggy Brimmer, Kay Wolfe, Vern Vivion, Sara Busillo, Jeanne Rochelle, Betty Brown, Jean Urban. Second Group—Del Chinburg, Doug Dinsmore, Roland Brown, Bill Eng-strom, Pat Kaufman, Leroy Siray. Third Group—Betty Sjolin, Janie Alexander, Bob Van Deusen, Catherine Ingram, Gerald Felton, Bill Lancaster, Bill McKay, Chris Eliopulos, Dick Keefe.