Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Dedication . . . The Students of Rawlins High School proudly dedicate this Roundup to the members of the Class of 1945 who are serving in the Armed Forces. We feel we owe this much to the boys we’ve known so well—the guys we called “the gang,” who threw spit-balls at the girls, whistled on street corners, chewed bubble gum, wore red and purple corduroys and plaid shirts, cut their hair GI style, played football, basketball, went out for track, and laughed at their own jokes. We know thorn so well and love them a lot. They’re “our hoys” and we’re proud of them!

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♦ ♦ ♦ Foreword In twenty years you’ll look back on this Roundup and remember the fun you had, the kids you used to know, the sorrows and joys you shared, the love affairs you watched bloom and flourish, or die, but most of all you’ll remember it was a War Year, and some of the fellows were missing from the usual hall gatherings. They were away, but between these pages they’re here again, and you’re young again, happy and carefree — This is the purpose of a Roundup — to capture the fun, the sorrows, and the good fellowship you had “when you were a kid.”

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Administration . . Present to You . . . v OI K FINE SUPERINTENDENT MR. ROBERT B. LEE I just mot Mr. Leo this year because of the fact that I was only received into this school re- 1 contly. I know though, that lie lias been the same successful, reliable, understanding leader all the time before I knew him. Things like that get around. I learned that he received his J B.A. and M.A. Degrees at the University of Iowa. Mr. Lee has been with the I schools for the past eighteen years and 1, like all the rest, wish to extend to him congratulations for the fine work lie has shown. Our Principal . . . MR. II. II. MOVER I also met Mr. Moyer only this year and became very involved with him. When you think of good ole R. II. S., you think of Mr. Moyer, who has been with the school for the past twenty years. Mr. Moyer graduated from the Wyoming University in 11)17. Since then his life has been very full, holding many positions. You might say Mr. Moyer is the backbone of all school activities and his job as a leader has been one very well known and appreciated. We thank you and congratulate you, our principal, for your fine work.