Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

I -----------------------1 Z3 r. IWoundup ; 366 £ £ 0 1 [ I I I Cfiil Misted i y theSentor(? a$s 'i T , ■ c7orevvor A dull ray of sunshine falls across this dust-covered book . You sweep away the years and open its pages. Your teachers and classmates, joys, hopes, and sorrows are revealed again as your eager eyes search its contents. A book of memories --this, The Roundup, prepared in the year of our Lord, One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty-seven will indeed be a milestone on your road of memo ries. Dedication li)e, deddcade d-fida dd.-iadacdd, eddddon o'f- d e Roundup -to lTl-'u. UDddddam Bddd j c u deA,dn j-. CLa ouA, n-eiu )� Adacdf� ad, ftlA,. j duodeAd nij da gdvdn ua ouA. acdood. We m.abea -£eed d'fiad dd da cuAa, and -fie da do dnij eveA i d-fidn dn ■fida fcotoeA, do ma e dd ood ■f-O'l U4. IDe •fiojae ddiad dd.da deddcaddon wddd dn 4o«e amadd u ai afioiu you., ftlA,. C'fuude'udn -, Rou macd. u e d-’Hid'y at� J� A,ecdade u ft.ad you vX-e dodny -foA, ua. jAdnce'tedy, c3d.e Ro undujs Ada -f- Superintendent Mr. Robert B. Lee haa been the able head of our school system for the past 20 years. His assistance has been very gratefully recognized by all the classes, organizations, and persons within the school, and also by the public, creating in them a very avid enthusiasm in school activities. Hr. Lee haa spurred the desire for higher standards in R. H. S. from the begin-ing. He has been very successful1 in doing so and we hope he will be even more so in years to come. He commands the deep respect of all students with whom he is associated, and he haa their thanks for the many things made possible for them through him. ' ' T r r r [ [ r r r r i i i i i 6 0 nacipa I Thim year we welcome into our school a new principal, William E. Schwiering. He replaced H. H. Moyer, who last year retired from his position as principal. Bill’ Schwiering attended Marque t te Vniversity in Milwaukee, Wisconsin receiving a B. S . degree from there. He also received a M.S. degree from the University of Wyoming, and has done one Year's work on his P.H.D. degree. Before coming here he taught in the Saratoga school system for three years, was principal there for five years, and superintendent there for two years. The next three years he spent as Petroleum Engineer at the refinery in Sinclair. The effects of Mr. Schwiering's fine work have shown t hems elves already. The Student Council is very active this year and has more power than ever before. A Clean-up Week' ridded the school of untidy lockers and halls. Chronic absentees have been halted. He is known especial ly for his fair-and square dealing with all students and student prob 1 ems. This is, however, just the beginning for Mr. Schwiering. He plans to increase the power of the Student Council until they have complete control of school activities. He is very much in favor of wel1-planned assemblies and student activities of all kinds. By joint meetings of Student Council and teachers he is forwarding teacher-student relations. We know Mr. Schwiering will be successful in all ventures he might under take, and we wish him all the luck possible for the future. 7 SCHOOL BOARD Robert B. Lee — --------------------------Superintendent of Schools Day P. Espy..............................................-President E. A. Smyth------------------------------------------------ Clerk C. A. Brimmer-----------------------—----- - - - — ---- Treasurer John Engs t rom - - ----- ----------------------Vice-President Not Pictured------------------------------------- A. R. McMicken Mrs. Margaret AI bera-Socia I Science B.A- Midland College, Nebr Clyde Belaly Mum ic M. Mua. Ed. Northweatern University Mrs. Arleen Baker - - -Englis h BA. Univeraity of Wyoming Special Dra-matics Drgree Pasadena Play House Glenn Cheney Mathematics, Shop B.S. Nebraska State Teachers College 8 Mrs. Jo Conroy Phys. Education for Girls B.A. University of Colorado Stephen Fowler Band B.S.M. Morning-side College, Souix City, I owa M.A. University of Iowa Mary Marcy Secretary State Teachers Col 1ege, Caerney, Nebr. Mrs. George Pierce Home Economics Iowa State Teachers College M.A. A B. A. Univ. of Iowa Carl Dir Physical Education for Boys B.A. Univ. of Wyo. Just in O. King Ma thema t ics B.S. Mi ssouri State Teachers College Evadena Peterson Languages B.S. Univ. of Nebrask a Roland J. Rothenberge r Commarce A B. A M.A. Colo. State College of Educat ion 9 Jean Shannon English and Drama tics B.S. Aberdeen State Teachers Col 1ege Walter V. Sharp Science A.B. Wes tern Sta te College, Colo. M. S. Uni v. of North Dakota Eleanor J. Tucker Nurse Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, I ota Chris tel Thode Librarian A. B. Western College, Ohio B. S. in L.S. School of Librar ianship, Univ. of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Cora Sharp Assistant Secre tary Minnesota State Teachers College Fred Schneider Social Science B.A. Nebr. State Teachers Co 1 lege Eldred Timothy Induatrial Education Colo. State College of Education Lois Underwood Comme r ce A.B. Univ. of Kana . M.S. Univ. of Denver, Colo. lO cSenior Class Gff, icers DON ROZELL Vice-President Vj ■ MAXINE WILLIAMS Roundup Editor 12 BETTY ENGSTROM Ou tI aw Corral Editor 9m In September of 1943, Rawlins High School had 124 green freshmen to 'heckle’ We chose Dick Keefe as our leader and Mr. Walter Sharp was our class adv is e r. Besides getting acquainted with going to school ’upstairs’, we entertained the sophomores with the annual Freshman Return Formal. The following school term found us well versed in the traditions of R.H.S. With Bill Laramore presiding and Mr. Sharp advising, we sophomores tole rate d the lower class-men and entertained them at a Reception. Our class contributed several boys who were active in football, baske tball, and track. By the time we were juniors, we had lost 35 of our versatile class members; but those of us who remained were determined to come 'smiling through’ . An Oklahoma lad, Buford Young, was elected president and Mr. Glen Cheney took over the advisory duties. We staged 'Spring Green’ as our dramatic presentation. We received second prize for our float in the Outlaw Day Parade and on May 16 we were hosts to the Seniors at the annual prom and banquet. Typical of our gaiety, we used the Circus theme. September 6, 1946 saw 72 students ‘down front and center’ in the auditorium for we were the Seniors of Rawlins High and we could now occupy the seats we had coveted for three long years. We had several of our members dressed in regal robes at various times during the year. Besides our class president. Dee Peverley, we contributed the Outlaw Day Queen, Maxine Williams; the Student Body President, Chris Eliopulos; Stampded Day K ing, Bill Laramore; and R-Club Prexy, Hawley Pixler. We decorated the gymnas ium for one last time. The occasion was the Senior Ball; the last social function for our class. Senior week activities high-lighted by Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises culminated four successful years of our high school career. MISS SHANNON Class Sponsor CHRIS ELIOPULOS Student Body P r e s i d en t 13 Qa'ioAA Gdom- ftla Vy Pa-Wi C-va. CUylvt e-y Pep Club I, it G. A. A. 2, 3 P-fll tX-bO Btocft Pep Club I CajjCaAA b CAee ' A Kwj'fv Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 M I xed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band 1. 2, 3, «+ Outlaw Corral Staff 1 Orchestra 2 Student Accompanist-1, 2, 3, t i ue (xxj 'uvn. Entered from Wisconsin 3 Band 1 Tri-T «t Roundup Staff 4 £km Co-tA e't t Roxana Owy laofi Ca-iAno- Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Out Heo-t J eaoteA, 8aA f J UJ Cou J9oVu £bma Jeon Scuton CllVv S-t O ll CKk Student Body Pres. 4 Football 3,4 Ba sket ba I I 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Student Cou nc i I 1-4 R-Club 3-4 Junior PI ay 3 Spanish Club 4 14 Sd SrudAeo B ttty Stvqo-tAon Pep Club I Gl ee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I , 2,3, 4 Tri-T 2, 3, 4 St udent Counc i I 3, R ec reat ion a I Boa rd 2 Outlaw Corral Staff 2,3 Outlaw Corral Editor Attendant to Outlaw Queen 3 Junior Pi ay 3 National Honor Soc. 3,4 Uarmoni Glee Club I, 2,3 M i xed Chorus 1,2,3 Tri-T 4 Junior Play 3 Princess Pat 3 Roundup Staff 4 QeAAy He ad4e-vi a j tcm Entered from Laramie Band 2,3, 1 Pres, of Glee Club 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Tri-T 4 Mixed Cho ru s 4 Student Counc iI 4 Outlaw Corral Staff 1 Glee Club I,2,3 Pep Club I 8iAA Qdddden FootbalI 3,4 Track 3, 4 R-Club 4 Qoodui'vn. Band 1,2,3 Glee Club I S'umfi Uad -eAA, FootbaII I, 2,3, 4 R-Club 4 Student Counc i I 4 Roundup Staff 4 floA mo, man Entered New Salem, North Dakota Pep Club 4 G. A. A. 2,3,4 foo-Vy vVvnvi tdo 15 dnqe.'Cvna uo be-j, Pep Club 4 CtA me-t'Ca HAaA. Glee Club 2,3,4 M ixed Cho rus 3,4 UaAAyveA. Cam eVt-aon Glee Club 1,2,3, 4 Roundup Staff 4 Ca VamoA e Cl ass Pres ident 2 Student Counc iI 2 Recreational Board 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Footba II 3,4 Stampede King 4 H te-n Co Kvon Pep Club I ShA vtey Jo Caw Entered from Sheridan 4 CAAAA yyfun. Entered from Calif. 4 dCf-'ved Cofre-j. Foot ba I I 1, 2,3, 4 R-Club 2,3, 4 StTOTlQ. CotXvto Student Cou nc i I 4 Pep Club I Cyan Gl ee Club I, 2,3, 4 Mixed Chorus I , 2,3, 4 Tri-T I,2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Outlaw Corra I Staf f 4 Junior Play 3 Thesp ians 3, 4 Nat'I Honor Soc. 3, 4 Qd ti fll wvn Be'ttty une. tHa-t-ivon Glee Club I,2,3, 4 M i xed Chorus 2,3,4 Tri-T 2, 3, 4 Junior PI ay 3 Thesp ians 3,4 Nat'I Hono r Soc. 3, 4 Outlaw Corral Staff 4 Roundup Staff 4 )6 iWvy 8H ten Attendant to Outlaw Queen 2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3 Cheer Ieade r 2,3,1 Tri-T 2 Pep Club 4 Junior Play 3 BoA W'va IlkiStwvvn. Entered from Los Angeles, Calif. 3 Tri-T 4 Round-up Staff 4, on-vee ttU t teh, ttloVvan ttU f tre'u Glee Club I, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Round-up Staff 4 Ro'f fkvrtd ftoo'ue FootbaI I 4 BasketbaI I 4 P vt ttlu Vua y Tri-T 2 Glee Club I,2,3 Mixed Chorus I Junior Play 3 Thesp i ans 3,4 BeT ty Pcyt-teA. Pep Club 4 ftowvtd. Junior Play 3 Nat1I Honor Society 3,4 Outlaw Corral Staff 4 CUme-t-te P'futyO e'n. ameo. Pea uvon Entered from McCammon, Idaho 3 Band 3 Glee Club 4 Junior Play 3 Outlaw Corral Staff 4 J9ee PeveO te-y Band I,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,4 Student Counc i I 2,4 Track 3,4 Outlaw Corral Staff 4 Round-up Staff 4 Mi xed Chorus 2,3,4 Kou Cey P'UxyC-eA. Football I,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 R Club I, 2, 3, 4 Student Counc iI 3 GaX rtcyme'vO Hamvcb Foo tba II 1,2 R Club I, 2,3, 4 Recreation Center 1,2 BeAA y Couruve Ro«veni e'u j- Pep Club 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Roo- Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 J9ou HtyfreAA, Footba II 2,3,4 R Club 2, 3,4 Student Counc iI Track 2 3, 4 IT,. Scke'iA.'peA. Cn io. Cee MiAvCt-j. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Pep Club |,4 G. A. A. 2, 3 Tri-T 4 Junior Play 3 Be ty kyyiA rx Pep Club I Gi ee Club I, 2, 3 Student Cou nc i I 1,2 Outlaw Corral Staff 4 Band 3 leWMVMlfi Ma}A.€A, Glee Club 1,2 (Jr®a'n n« SmAAJx Glee Club I,2,3,4 M i xed Cho ru s 1,2,3 Student Counc iI 3 Round-up Staff 4 18 6e'W ue i anne Glee Club I,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 i eno'ua. £ nviAA fi-wcte AiKinaon Pep Club 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 tm tVfiomaa- Gnt Otiomprocm Pot O-fioWJa on Glee Club 2, 3, 4 3t yva U'ujtt 8.cLa Utq.'vt Pep Club 4 Pat Ittttoo-n Glee Club 1,3,4 Tri-T 2,3,4 Outlaw Co r ra I St af f 4 Student 4 Pep Club I Tri-T Pres ident 4 Coc-y. Utgtt ttlovt fio U-uyvt Pep Club 4 lUovtAa 5: me IfierwjeA. Glee Club 1,2,3 Tri-T 2,4 Mixed Cho rus 3 G. A. A. 2, 3 Junior Play 3 3cO tt Itt-vtttamo- Foot ba II 1,2,3,4 R Club tftaaca'n.fi Ifti t ttonva- Glee Club 1,2,3 Mi xed Chorus 2, 3 Tri-T 4 Junior Play 3 Thespians 3,4 Round-up Editor 4 Student Counci I 4 Prom Queen 3 Outlaw Queen 4 Outlaw Corral Staff 4 young Student Counc iI 3 Round-up Staff 4 19 (Juniors OFFICERS Charles Cooper, Eldine Foster Mr. Schniede r, Diane Parker, Bob Lambertson. CLASS HISTORY Of, course, we started out 'green' , but spent the biggest part of the time being red (blushing, that is) since we were so green. With Mrs. Margaret Albers as our sponsor; Raymond Roberts, President; Gerald Jordan, Vice President; Ed Steinauer, Sec retary- Treasurer; and Charles Cooper, representa-t ive, we put in a swell year. In gratitude to the Sophomores, we gave the Freshman Return. In September 1945, we started back to school as we 11- seasoned Sophomores. That year the boys were quite powerful and chose as our class officers De-lores Ash lock, President; Charles Cooper, Vice President; Alex Eliopulos, Secretary- Treasurer; and Bill McKay, representative. To keep us going straight, Mrs. Albers was again our sponsor. We started the year off with a bang by giving the Freshman Reception. Time marched on and brought to an end another successful school year. 'Upperclassmen'! Yes, that was a mighty wonder ful feeling as we once again invaded R. H. S., but this time as the 'big fellows' . Elections immediately took place so we could get to going. Charles Cooper was elected President; Diane Parker, Vice President; Eldine Foster, Secretary-Tr easurer; and Bob Lambertson, Representative. Mr. Fred Schneider took over the management of us then. Members of our class displayed real cooperation and talent by giving as our Junior class play, 'A Ready Made Family' , which was proclaimed a real success. We gave a Sadie Hawkins dance featuring a regular Dogpatch race, and the annual Junior Senior Prom and banquet. Our class has shown a fine display by students participating in athletics, music, and scholastic achievements. We are now all ready to fill the shoes of the Seniors and are anxious to take our place on the top rung of the ladder. 20 Charles Cooper, President Jean Achenbach Beverly Albright Jack Allan Delorea Aahlock Joan Banghar t Betty Jo Beedie Joan Bowen Elaine Brown Margaret Brown Gracia Campbell Patricia Clauae Emmy Cochran Char lea Cooper Jack Cramer Marian Cullen Marjorie Davia Marahall Denniaon Blaine Dlckenaon Milea Duetln Ann Beat Alex Bllopuloa Eldlne Foster 21 Eugenia Franks Virginia Ciaacock John Hay Patricia Hedrick Gene Hittner Vivian Hootman BUI Humphreys Gerald Jordan Bonnie Kaufman Clare Kazmerchak Bob Lambe rt son Jowette Lawrence Evangeline Lopez Ida Lovato Neil McCauley Bill McKay John McIntosh Dora Jane Oliver Frances O’Melia Doris Robe rt son Patty Rae Ryan Ernest Sadova1 Frank Sannes Bob Sintek Mar i jane Thompson Donna Synhorst Madeline Vlalpando Frank Slater Daniel Troyer 23 OFFICERS Bob McPhie, Pres.; Pat Lally, V-Pres.; JoAnn Gholson, Sec y-Treas.; Neal Kirk, Representative; Miss Underwood. Sponsor. omores CLASS HISTORY As Freshmen we entered the school with a thrill, knowing that we now belonged in high school. During our Freshman year we chose as our leaders: Bill Ringenburg, Bob McPhie, JoAnn Gholson, and Jscque Willis. We gave the Sophomores the t rad it iona1 Sophomore Return and ended thst year very successfully. We again entered the halls of Rawlins High as Sophomores with one year of experience and with three more years to go. This year we chose Bob McPhie, Pat Lally, JoAnn Gholson, and Neal Kirk as our leaders. In the earlier part of the year we gave the annual Freshman Reception for the up and coming Freshmen which was later returned to us with the Sophomore ReturnThis year ended very successfully also. FIRST PICTURE—BACK ROW-- ary Juarez, Casandra Dominguez, Louise Garcia, Betty Reddon, Marie Huggins, Ruby Maes, Lois Graham. M I DDL E RO14- •Bernard Ortega, Ben Sanchez, Bernie Manzanares, Glen Reed, Dick Christensen, Harold Cottrell, Stanley Ross, John Gale, Tommy Cisneros. FRONT ROW—Carol Oberholtzer, Evlyn Wooten, Nio Lee Thompson, Arleetia Burroughs, Millie Schertze r, Pat Campbell, Lu Ann Mullison Lila Jarmillo, Margaret Evans. SECOND PICTURE--BACK R0W--M rma Lou Henry, Jerry Nichols, Barbara Wilson, Gelbert Martinez, Kathryn Hennek, Peggy Bourne, Betty Jean Paine, Neal Kirk. MIDDLE ROW—Vernor Tuengue, Leonard Hurst, Barney Voerding, Bob McPhie, Ray Larsen, Pat Lally, Otto Lowe, Gene Cobb. FRONT ROW—Jeannlne Taylor, Martha Frobhieter, Doris Marvin, LaVonne Csmpman, Barbara Mlezlva, Joan Mahoney, Sharon Needham, Dorothy Fling, Betty Donnaly, Evelyn Bottoms. THIRD PICTURE-BACK R0W--Don« y Peterson, Chuck Endrea, Beverly Ferris, Jimmy Firestone, Norman Darling, LaVar Williams, Marquerite Busillo, Squeaky Walbye, Buddy Howard. MIDDLE ROW—Bob McCauley, Harold Pate, David Burgess, Robert Wolfe, Jake Jackobson, Jack White, Richard Howieaon, Bill Sintek, Steve Cattles. FRONT ROW—Opal Geib, Peggy McQuade, JoAnn Gholson, Joan Davidson, Pat Lentz, Betty Eckes, Millie Sevenikar, Pat Massinger, Jacquie Willis, Barbara Cairns, Darlene Knapp. 24 r. I I I r, r. r l I I I I I I I I OFFICERS President....................Nick Eliopulos Vice President.........Donna Jean Humphery Secretary-Treasurer....................Arne Meekin Representative.......................Melvin Forney men CLASS HISTORY As a tratitional 'green class, we began our four year trek through the halls of Rawlins High School on September 3, 1946. To lead us through this year we chose for our class officers’- Nick Eliopulos, Donna Jean Humphery, Arne Meekin, and Melvin Forney, Under their guidance and sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Albers we are progressing rapidly, and are looking forward to more successful years in R. H. S, FIRST P I C T U R E— — BACK ROW—Barbara Kaskorf, Dona Ruth Stafford, Lois Mikesell, Evelyn Howieson, Lois Spenser, Delores Ward, Joan Zaring, Shirley Peterson, Josephine Rounds. MIDDLE ROW—Bob Cochran, Richard Dye, Jerry Michie, Bobby Smith, Bobby Dustin, Robert Didge, Edwin Dickey. FRONT R0W--i4rne Meekin, Tommy O'Donnell, David Bustos, Gloria Hamilton, Joe Harrington, Darlene Meyer, Frank McQuade , David Roberts, Dick Smyth. SECOND PIC TURE“ B AC K R0W--f?ob Forney, John McNees , Bob Christensen, Jack Ferguson, Archie Decker, Bill Troutman, Gerald Weber, Melvin Williams, Stanley Brooks, Erlin Bowen. MIDDLE R0W-- oe Davenport, Nick Eliopulos, Glenn Duncan, Dave Beedie, Melvin Forney, Jimmy Adams, Albert Bocek, Jimmy Dittemore, Leonard Troutman. FRONT R0W-- uanita Lujan, Betty Flynn, Ethe line McAllister, Ann Rubrecht, Pauline Ingram, Mary Sannes, Marilyn Ragle, Emelie Jones. THIRD P ICTURE—— BACK R0W--£sme ra Ida Sena, Ida Sanchez, Donna Humphrey, Shirley Ke Id-sen, Mary Finley, Wilma Grubb, Maureen Mleziva. MIDDLE R0W--Bobby Wortham, Mary Bennett, Patricia Ingram, Leona Messenger, Lorraine Barnes, Dorothy Digdon, Lona Link, Rosalie Rockelle, John Taylor. FRONT R0W--i?iiiy Duncan, Larry Peterson, Stanley Jonson, Jerry Quigley, Wayne Kaaz , 26 Tommy Wilson, Tony Martinez, Jerry Troyer, Jose Lujan. Maxine Williams................Editor Betty June Matson...Business Manager Mr. King......................Sponsor Sue Cochran Cl is t ia Hammond Jeanne Smith, Marion Miller Barbra McElvain, Harriet Lamber tson Frank Hadsell, Mr. King Time dead lines and last minute rushes are over for another year. Our only hope is that you enjoy this annual, THE ROUNDUP of 1947. The success of this book lies entirely on the effective work of it's staff. The business managers and their assistants exceeded all records of advertisement sales. The members of the staff were always will• ing to work and always did their work well. Mr. Ring, our sponsor deserves a large part of the credit for the work he did. And may I take this opportunity to thank my staff, Mr. King, and all others who helped to make this annual a success. THE EDITOR 30 Betty Engstrom................Editor Betty Sjotin........Business Manager Miss Shannon.................Sponsor Dee Peverley Pat Wilson, Beverley Lyon, Ronald OberhoItzer Barbara Door, Betty June Matson, SaIly Ross Lucille Che e sbrough, Maxine Williams, Betty liea the r ington Dolores Ashlock, Jacquie Willis, Donna Stafford Battling the lack of funds and even mimeographing one issue, the Outlaw Corral staff has emerged a tired but happy group because we believe you have enjoyed our papers this year. The Christmas formal was sponsored by the Outlaw Corral staff, and also the assembly featuring Henry Valleau, hypnotist. May I take this opportunity to thank our able sponsor, Miss Shannon for her help. Also may I thank my staff for their hard work, and the Daily Times for their cooperation in printing our paper. THE EDITOR Miss Jean Shannon 31 BACK ROW--Bob McPhie, Hawley Pexler, Frank Hadsell, Bob Lambertaon, Pat Noonan, Don Rozcll, Mr. King. MIDDLE ROW--£ff� ma Lovato, Donna Jean Humphrey, Pat Wilaon, Betty Engstrom, Betty Heathering-ton, Maxine Wi1 Hama, Eldine Foater, Katherine Hennek, Clare Kazmerchak, Joan Gholaon. FRONT R0H--i4r ie Meekin, N i ck , El i opu 1 oa , Melvin Forney, Pat Lally, Chria Eliopuloa, Chuck Cooper, Bill McKay, Dee Peverley, Neil Kirk. Under the able direction of Mr. King, faculty repreaentative, and with the cooperation of Mr. Schwiering, the Student Council this year has become a very important organization in RHS exercia ing ita powers to a greater extent than in any previoua year. The council, which repreaenta every class and organizat ion in high school, forma the governing body of the school. To Chris Eliopulos, the council president, goes much of the credit for the work accomplished. The largest Outlaw Day and Stampede Day celebrations in our school s history were sponsored by thia year a Student Council. Among the bills passed for the benefit of the student body were the regulat ion resulting in a reduction of tardiness; an act for placing wastebaskets in the halls and keeping the school clean; the bill for the formation of the Cheerleaders and drum majorettes clubs. A bill providing for locks on all lockers, and plans for a student d irect ory to be given to all students entering RHS, have been made and will be put into effect next year. To the new Student Council which ia taking our place, we of the 1946-47 council wiah aucceas in providing better student government for our school. Betty Engstrom, Secretary BACK ROW—Shriley Free bur g, Joan Mahoney, LaVonne Campman, Betty Engat root. Sue Cochran, Betty H eat he r i ngt on, Lila Shul tz , Martha Jane Wenger, Margaret Brown. MIDDLE R0W--Mi«s Thode, Donna Jean Humphrey, Beverly Albright, Diane Parker, Beverly Lyon, Pat Lentz, Jeanne Achenbach, Betty June Mataon, Maxine Williamm, Marijane Thompson. FRONT ROW--Barbara McElvain, Cliatia Hammond, Eldine Foater, Emmy Cochran, Maureen Mleziva, Joan Bowen, Pat Wilaon, Barbara Wileon, Marjorie Davie, Clare Kazerchak, Jacquie Willis. Trl-T waa reorganized this year, after a year of inactivity, by Mima Chriatal Thode- It began with nine members and increased its membership to thirty including members of all four classes, after the t radit ional formal candlelight ceremony of initiation. Presentation of a three-act play with an ail-girl cast was given the last semester, the proceeds of which were used for repairing or replacing of old scenery, the worthwhile project selected for this year. Tri-T was organised in 1926, making this its twentieth year. 33 Beverley Lyon Betty June Matson Betty Engstrom Ronald Obe rhol tier Dee Peverley Chris Eliopulos Tlational dKonor Society Barbara McElvain Maxine Williams Sue Cochran Pa t Wilson Barbara Dorr Diane Parker 34 Max ine Wi 11 iams Chris Eliopulos Clistia Hammond Be tty Engstrom Dora Jane Oliver Jean Achenbach es plans Clare Kazmerchak Marshall Dennison Alex Eliopulos Pat Hedrick Nyla Rapelje Beverly Albright Dolores Ashlock Joette Lawrence WITHOUT PICTURES Pat Lentz JoAnn Gholson 35 Spanish Club BACK ROW--Bob Bustos, Chris Eliopulos, Louis Dale, Bill Robinson, David Burgess, Bill McKay. FRONT R0W -i4r)g«i ina Juarez, Tresena Martinez, Miss Peterson, Beverly Lyon, Evangelian Lopez. OFFICERS Chris Eliopulos----------President Bill McKay----------Vice-President Bill McKay----------Representative Evangelian Lopez--Sec y-Treasurer The students of Spanish II class, with the approval of their teacher and sponsor, Mias Evadena Peterson, voted to organize a Spanish Club this year. The purpose of the club is to create a greater interest in Spanish and to become better acquainted with the customs, arts, and dances of the Spanish speaking people. Meetings were held every two weeks and consisted of various interesting and intertaining events. The club almo sponsored an assembly composed of Spanish songs and dances. T. r. r. r r. I l I l l r K K K I I I .1 1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 ] 1 ] .] ] 1 ] ] J J 1 Iltxed orus BACK ROW--£ila Shultz, Marion Cullen, Betty Heat herington, Jeanne Achenbach, Donald Peterson, Bernie Manzaneres, Neal Kirk, Marshall Dennison, Bob Cochran, John Taylor, Beverly Lyon, Betty Engstrow, Betty June Matson, Lu Ann Mmllison, Joette Lawrence. MIDDLE RO h-Armella Kirk, Ann East, Eldine Foster, Dee Peverley0 Jerry Michie, Leo Dolan, Leonard Hurst, Pat Lally, Charles Cooper, Jack Cramer, Pat Campbell, Nio Lee Thompson, Clare Kazmerchak, Barbara Wilson, Dolores Ashlock, Mr. Belsley. FRONT R0W-- O Ann Gholson, Lucille Cheesbrough, Dora Jane Oliver, Marion Miller, Pat Noonan, Frank Slater, Bob Lambertsen, Alex Eliopuloa, Bob McPhie, Raymond Lara on, Tommy Wilson, Jacquie Willis, Pat Hedrick. FIRST PICTURE--BACK ROW-Do ores Ashl ock, Norma Lou Henry, Dora Jane Oliver, Pat Hedrick, Betty Rosenberg, Lois Graham. MIDDLE ROW—Patty Clause, Peggy McQuade , Betty JoBcedie, Ann East, Harriet Lambert -son, Sally Ross, Lorainne Barnes, Betty Oberlander. FRONT ROW-•Betty June Matson, Marjorie Davis, Beverly Rote 11 , Vivian Hootman, Jeanne Achenbach, Pat Murray, Bonnie Kaufman, Donna Synhorst. SECOND P ICTURE--BACK ROW—Rosalie Rochelle, Pat Ingram, Barbara Kasdorf, Donna Stafford, Betty Bennett, Lona Link. MIDDLE ROW—Maureen Mlexiva, Pat tie Ryan, Lois Spencer, Joette Lawrence, Josephine Rounds, JoAnn Gholson. FRONT ROW --Marion Cullen, Lou Ann Mullison, Pauline Ingram, Pat Campbell, Joan Bang-hart, Shirley Keldsen, Nio Lee Thompson. THIRD PICTURE-“BACK ROW—Jeanne Smith, Carol Oberholtzer, Lucille Cheesbrough, Marian Miller, Clare Kazmerchak, Francis O’Me 1 ia , Barbara Wilson, Grace Campbell. MIDDLE R0W-- oan Bowen, Marguerite Busillo, Darlene Knapp, Joan Mahoney, Betty Eng-strom, Mr. Belsley, LaVonne Campman, Armella Kirk, Eldine Foster, Emmy Cochran. FRONT R0 b-Li la Schultz, Diane Parker, Sharon Needham, Pat Lentz, Barbara Mleziva, Pat Thompson, Beverly Lyon, Betty Eckes, Betty He at herington. BACK ROW “DicA: Smyth, James Pearson, Steve Cattles, Jerry Michie, Larry Peterson, Marshall Dennison, Jimmy Firestone, Jerry Troyer, Ernest Sandoval, Bernie Mansenares, Melvin Forney, Gene Cobb, David Bustos. MIDDLE R0W““Sf«n «y Broods, Jack Cramer, Chuck Cooper, Pat Lally, Jack White, Tommy Wilson, Leonard Hurst, Pat Noonan, Gerald Jordan, John McNeece, Arne Meekin. FRONT ROW--Bobby Cochran, Jerry Quigley, Archie Decker, Bill Robinson, Bob McPhie, Bob Lambertson, Mr. Be 1mley, Alex Eliopulos, Frank Slater, Louis Dale, Wayne Kays, Donald Peterson. 40 J .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 J .1 .] J ] (Ban BACK ROW--£veiyn Bottoms, Carol Oberholtxer, Jeanne Achenbach, Nyla Rapelji, Betty Jo Beedie, Jimmy Davis, Bernie Manxaneros , David Beedie , Mr. Fowler. MIDDLE ROW-- enry Diner, Peggy Bourne, Betty Heatherington, Melvin Shriner, Brick McKeIvey, Lucille Cheesbrough, Clare Kaxmerchak, Vivian Hootman, Glen Reed, Wayne Kaax. FRONT ROW—Wilma Grubb, Ray Larson, John Taylor, Neil Kirk, Sue Cochran, Nancy Lar son, Diane Parker, Ann East, Marilyn Ragle, Jack Nealon. SWISS FLAG THROWERS La Von ne Ca mpma n Barbara M’lexiva Sharon Needham Pa t Ca mpbe 11 Joan Mahoney 41 fPep dub BACK ROW--Cracc Campbell, Bobbie Smith, Betty Oberlander, Pat Clauae, Mary Ellen McCauley, Dixie Swanson, Barbara Cairns, Delores Ashlock, Betty Rosenberg. MIDDLE ROW-“Katherine Hennek, Ruth Moore, Betty Eckes, Doris Robertson, Elaine Dickenson, Anna Rubrecht, Darlene Meyer, Betty Marvin, Donna Pettigreu, Marijane Thompson. FRONT ROW—Peggy Bourne, Evelyn Bottoms, Joan Mahoney, Nyla Rapelji, Barbara Mlexiva, Pat Campbell, Jacquie Willis, Marguerite Busillo, Joan Davidson, Barbara Wilson. BACK ROW--Barbara Kasdorf, Donna Ruth Stafford, Ida Lovato, Juarita Lujan, Lois Spencer, Joette Lawrence , Mary Bennett, Donna Jean Humphrey, Betty Donnelly, Josephine Rounds, Madeline Vialpando, Pat Ashley. MIDDLE R0W--Loia Graham, Lois Mikeaell, Marie Huggins, Shirley Keldaen, Marion Cullen, Doris Marvin, Joan Zaring, Lorra ine Barnes, Jeannine Taylor, Shirley Peterson, Peggy McCann. BOTTOM R0W--f a Sanches, Geraldine Nichols, Mary Juaris, Ruby Maes, Dorothy Higdon, Mary Bennett, Pat Ingram, Maureen Mlesica, Lona Link, Rosalie Rochelle, Betty Jean Payne. BACK R0W--E ine Poster, Emmy Cochran, Dora Jane Oliver, Lila Schultz, Dixie Price, Diane Parker, Pat Lents, Sharan Needham, Opal Geib, Pat Messinger, Lovanne Campman, Carol Oberholtser. MIDDLE ROW--Caaandra Dominguez, Angelina Juarez, Frances O’Melia, Gloria Hamilton, Virginia Glascock, Margaret Brown, Jeanne Achenback, Wilma Gruba, Nio Lee Thompson, Elaine Brown, Shirley Law. FRONT ROW--Louise Garcia, Ida Vigil, Martha Vigil, Lou Ann Mu 11ison, Pat Hedrick, Betty Sannem, Emlie Jones, Mary Sannes, Norma Hoffman, Be t ty Reddon. 43 ay, 6- 1947 September, 1946 3- •First day of school. 7 --Foot ba11 game with Evanston, score 0-0. 13-Raw 1 ins defeats A ft on 14-0, 20-Casper defeated here 6-0. 27-Rawlins defeats Green River 25-13. October, 19 46 2--'Chalk Talk Artist’ assembly--Reverend Jerry Stanton. 4- -Rawlins defeats Superior 36-7. 11- Out law Day--Rawlins defeats Rock Springs 13-6. Queen--Maxine Williams Senior- -Barbra McElvain Junior --Eld ine Foster Sophomore - - Ba rba ra Cairns Freshman--Gloria Hamilton Junior High--Carol Bailor 14, 15--Junior Chamber of Commerce Play. 18-Rawlins defeats Kemmerer 33-6. 22-National Assemb ly--Speaker from India. 2 5- Raw 1 ins tied Laramie 7-7. November, 1946 1•-Cheyenne defeats Rawlins here 13-2. 1 - -Tr i -T play, Common Clay.’ 1--Freshman Reception ’Jungle Jamboree. 3, 4--Teachers’ Convention in Casper. 8--'Ready - Made Fa mi ly' -Junior play. 15-Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. 20-Glee Club Ini t iat ion. 26- Public Speaking Class formal for English IV Class. 27- Thanksgiving vacation. December, 19 46 3 - - Tr i - T formal Ini t ia t ion . 5 - -R-C1ub Initiation assembly. 6--First basketball game • -Raw 1 ins defeats Hanna 26-23. 10-First Band Concert of season. 12- Rawlins 30, Wheat land 14. 13- Rawlins 43, Saratoga 31. 17-Corral Staff hosts at Christmas formal. 17- National Assemb ly-Erman Gray (Musical artist.) 18- ' Fies ta ’ --Spanish Club Christmas party. 20-Christmas assembly. 20-Latin II Christmas party. 20- The rmopol is defeats Rawlins 31-30. 21- Christmas vacation begins. .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 1 J .] J 1 1 January, 19 47 1 - -New Years Day. 3- -Out laws down Laramie 33-21. 4- -Cheyenne beats us 36-20. 5- -St. Mary’s beat us also 2 9-22. 7, 8, 9--'Pass ion Play. 10- Rawlins defeats Reliance 23-21. 11- Rawlins defeated by Casper 25-23. 14- 'Happy Holly assembly. 15- Community Concert. 16- Rawlins 28, Green River 27. 17- Another close one--Rawlins 29, St. Mary’s 27. 18- Casper defeats Rawlins 24-18. 22-Assembly - -Henry Va 1 leau , Hypnotist. 24- Stampede Da y-- Raw 1 ins defeats Superior 45-29. King--B i11 Laramore Attendants--Gene Hittner, Scotty McKay, Chris Eliopulos. 2 5 - Raw 1 ins defeats Evanston 43-33. 30-Rawlins defeats Jackson 57-20. 31 - Raw 1 ins defeats Superior 51-34. February, 1947 1•-Raw 1 ins defeated by Rock Springs 24-22. 3- -National Assemb1y--Mr. Watkins and Major. 5- -Community Concert. 7- -Raw tins 40, Aft on 39. 8 - - Raw 1 ins defeated by Cheyenne 63-30. 12- Rawlins 44, Laramie 36. 14-Freshman Return. 14- Outlaws defeat Kemmerer 41-34. 15- Afton defeats Rawlins 44-33. 19- Rawlins 40, Rock Springs 31. 20- Rawlins 43, Kemmerer 38. 21- Rawlins 28, Green River 29. 22- Rawlins 3 6, Re 1ia nee 39 . 2 5 - Raw 1 ins 36, Hanna 22. 27- Rawlins 28, Evanston 40. 28- Rawlins 69, Jackson 17. 28-Band Concert. March, 1947 6, 7 , 8--District Tournament at Green River. 7 --No school. 8- -Out laws took fifth place at district. 19, 20, 21--State tournament at Laramie. 28-Tri-T play Sweet Sally Brown. April, 19 47 1- -April Fool’s Day. 4- -Good Fr iday •no school! 6- -Easter. 9- -Nationa1 Honor Society. 14-Community Concert. 25- Senior Play. 26- Glee Club Banquet. 28-R-C1ub Picnic May, 1947 2- -Music festival. 5- -Junior Prom. 18- Baccalaureate. 19- Senior Ball. 19, 20--Exams! 21-Commencement. 23- End of school year for 1946-47! ! 45 ca e BACK ROW••Alfred Lopez, Rolland Moore, Jack Romick, Jack Williams, Gerald Jordan, Bill McKay, Jack Cramer, Dan Troyer. MIDDLE ROW—Bi11 Glidden. Frank Hadaell, Gene Bittner, Hawley Pixler, Bob Lambertaon, Alex Eliopulorn, Bob McPhie, Frank Sannea, John Hay. FRONT ROW—Raymond Roberta, Chria El iopuloa , Pat Lally, Barney Voerding. Coach Dir. Pat Noonan, Chuck Cooper, Don Rosell, Leonard Hurat. 46 CXthletics Gerald Jordan Pull back 2nd A 11 Conference Chria Eliopuloa Ha 1fback 2nd All Conference Raymond Roberts Ha 1fback Bill McKay Quarterback All State Frank Sannea Hawley Pixler End Tackle All State Alfred Lopez Gua rd All State Bill Laramore Center All State Jack Cramer Char lea Cooper Leonard Hurat Guard Tackle End 2nd All Confe re nee COACH CARL DIR Coach Dir has directed the Raw line Outlaws for three years, and for three yeara they have won the Conference Championship. A treat record, a great c oa c h, and a great team. r ' ' ' ' I I I I I I I 48 Jack Williams Ha If back Bill Glidden Fu11 Back Robert McPhie Tack 1e Alex Eliopuloa Ha 1 fba c k Gene Hittner End Frank Hadse 11 Tackle Don Rote 11 Gua rd Barny Voerd ing Center Dan Troyer Guard Pa t No onan Tackle Pa t La 1 ly End COACH GLEN CHENEY Coach Cheney has been Aasiatant Coach in football for seven years. His fine work has been a great help to the Outlaws in their fight for top Confe re nee honors. 49 Sannea' Pix'a, c,amer' L°pe ' c -' C.ES?l!yD.R2!!“t:i .l,itt er' WOOn ” J,afM' T'°y r. Moore, Ro.eU. Me N E iop lll° rding' Allen' Hadae!I McIntosh, Sandoval, Cobb, Martinez. Walbye, Pate, er? c2uI aC06inSOn' W°lfe' Smyth ' J‘ Tr°y '’ Jorney, Mickey, Adaors, Quigley. Deck- Raw 1 i ns 0 Eva ns ton 0 Raw 1 1 ns 1 6 Aft on 0 Raw 1 i ns 6 Cas pe r 0 Raw 1 i ns 25 Gree n River 13 Raw 1 i ns 36 Supe r i or 7 Raw 1 ins 13 Rock Springs 6 Raw 1 i ns 33 Ke mme re r 6 Raw 1 i ns 7 La ram ie 7 Raw 1 i ns 2 Che ye nne 13 BACK ROW--C iria Eliopulos, Leonard Hurst, Jerry Quigley, John Hay, Gene Hittner, Frank Sannes, Alex Eliopulos, Bob McPhie, Ray Roberts, Bill Laramore, Gerald Jordan. FRONT ROW--Gene Cobb, Harold Pate, Nick Eliopulos, Jerry Michie, Bill McKay, Marshall Dennison, Jimmie Adams, Squeaky Walbye, Melvin Forney. SEASON RECORD RAWLINS 26 HANNA 23 RAWL INS 30 WHEATLAND 1 4 RAWLINS 45 SARATOGA 31 RAWLINS 30 THER0M0P0L1S 31 RAWLINS 21 LARAMIE 33 RAWLINS 20 CHEYENNE 36 R AWLINS 22 ST. MARY'S 29 RAWLINS 23 RELIANCE 21 RAWLINS 23 CASPER 25 RAWLINS 28 GREEN RIVER 27 RAWLINS 29 ST. MARY'S 28 RAWLINS 1 8 CASPER 24 RAWLINS 45 SUPERIOR 29 RAWL INS 43 EVANSTON 33 RAWLINS 57 JACKSON 20 RAW LINS 51 SUPERIOR 34 RAW LINS 22 ROCK SPRINGS 24 RAWLINS 40 AFT0N 39 RAWLINS 30 CHEYENNE 63 RAWLI NS 44 LARAMIE 36 RAWLINS 41 KEMMER ER 34 RAWLINS 33 AFT ON 44 RAWLI NS 40 ROCK SPRINGS 3 1 RAWLINS 43 KEMMERER 38 Carl Dir. Coach RAWLINS 28 GREEN RIVER 29 RAWLINS 36 RELIANCE 39 RAWL 1 NS 36 HANNA 22 RAWLINS 28 EVANSTON 40 RAWLINS 69 JACKSON 17 DISTRICT 5th TOURNAMENT Place RAWLINS 19 GREEN RIVER 3 1 RAWLINS 48 SUPERIOR 24 RAWLINS 3 1 KEMMER ER 32 RAWLINS 35 ROCK SPRINGS 30 WON 17 LOST TOURNAMENT 1 2 WON 2 LOST 2 Glen Cheney-Coach 53 Ja c k Williams, Charles Cooper, Jordan, Jack Romick. FLAG BEARERS Raymond Roberts, Alex El iopulos , BUI McKay, Gerald 54 twirlers Katherine HCnnek, Pat Hedrick, Hamilton, Darlene Meyer. Juanita Lujan, Gloria 55 QUEEN--MAX INE WILLIAMS ATTENDANTS BARBRA McELVAIN SENIOR ELDINE FOSTER.....JUNIOR BARBARA CA IRNS-S0PHOMORE GLORIA HAMILTON-FRESHMAN CAROL HALLOR----JR. HIGH FLOAT WINNERS FIRST......PEP CLUB SECOND.......SEN I ORS THIRD......FR ESHMEN COMMITTEE CHRIS ELIOPULOS BETTY ENGSTROM FRANK HADSELL JOANN GHOLSON BOB LAMBERTSON DONNA JEAN HUMPHREY 56 BIGGEST AND BEST OUTLAW DAY ROCK SPRINGS 57 58 59 61 We have tried to be Deserving of the Motto 'DEED NOT WORDS' in serving you May the future bring Ever strengthening bonds CRAIG CAFE And friendIiness be tween us . and KARL’S CLOTHES SHO P GRILL ROOM AND THE BOOTERY PRIVATE BANQUETS Phone 29 for reservations 1Famous for fine foods' 403 Vi. Cedar Exclusive Distributors of ELIZABETH ARDEN AND DU BARRY TOILET PREPARATIONS Complete Soda Fountain Service Prop. T. Vi. Craig and Lunches MURRAY'S PHARMACY THE RANGE CAFE 'Busy Prescription Druggists' A Good Place to Eat Phone 655 m2 Cedar Street CARBON COUNTY COMPANY Buick G. M. C. Trucks DR. PAUL CURTIS, 0. D. Sales and Service Phone 128 312 Cedar 62 F. E. FROLING C0N3RATU LAT IONS ‘Up to Date Shoemaker’ a nd 50th Anniversary 1896-1947 BEST WISHES New Cowboy Boots and Shoes to the Carried in Stock CLASS OF 1947 Phone 214-J-----Raw1 ins, Wyo. THE CRADLE SHOP Phone 805-M CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to the and CLASS OF 19 47 BEST WISHES TO THE MILLER AUTO SHOP CLASS OF 1947 General Auto Repairing W YOUNG TAX I DERM 1ST Sinclair, Wyoming P ur i na and 81ue J. Feed s Poultry S upp1 i e s CONGRATULATIONS Storage to the W00DH0USE FEED TRANSFER COMPANY CLASS OF 191 1 Phone 365-J and 365-W The Friendly Store to Supply Your Drug Needs KADAKS CAMERAS FILMS SERVICE CLEANERS DEVELOPING Cleaning, Repairing and Altering GIFT MERCHANDISE Corner Ferris Hotel Phone 365-R RAWLING DRUG STORE Rawlins, Wyoming 63 ?•£••� • v -j. • :• • •? CITY STEAM LAUNDRY ♦J AND DRY CLEANING j WE LAUNDER— anything that can be washed WE DO— mending and sewing on of buttons on all finished work WE DRY CLEAN— PHONE 131 Rawlins, Wyoming M 4� 4Mf 4Mii4Mi� 4H .g, 4 vwwnfmt tttttftfm vvvwv Black’s I Authorized Distributor I GENERAL ELECTRIC I APPLIANCES j t Western Sport Wear | and Sporting Goods 4 I GAS APPLIANCES RANCH SUPPLIES ;♦ !« !♦ !• J 5 5� 2 1 i 4� i •?« •? !« •! •! ❖ I« S� ❖ 4 •!« !« •!« ?• % A « • . vvvTtrpvvtvvmvvnnvvvv v v v v v v j� v ;« v I ! McKelvey v I Funeral Home I I W A I J £ Corner 7th and Spruce | l RAWLINS, WYO. | z 4 4 Carbon County’s Most I % Modern Funeral Home I 4 I Phone 38-W | I | Day and Night ❖ i f J t j | Call | j McNiff’sj ! Dairy £ I ! Phone 281 | £ 2 for the Best S I | | | BEST WISHES ; % £ to the | ! CLASS OF j 4 | I 65 f v v v v v v v v v v v v -s- s v 8 v 4 8 ❖ • 4 ❖ ❖ 4 ;• 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 5 •• ❖ I ®� C CoHyrutuJutious to Class of n% 4 Sinclair Garage Sinclair Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires Batteries Complete Mechanical Service on All Cars C. H. Baker J. C. Bennet £ v r w r w r w v w 8 v i i ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ vvv.w. 4 4 In Appreciation ... We wish to thank the Class of 9ff and all other School Children lor 4 4 4 4 their valued patronage in the past. 4 4 4 i 4 : 4 4 4 | 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 : 4 ♦: 4 : •J • ? Our hope is that we may merit your continued confidence. Ed A. Smyth 5c — 10c — $1.00 — AND UP • 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 •J 4 5 4 4 4 •5 4 4 4 8 w w v vv 4 «• 4 4� 4 4 4 i 4 j SWANSON GROCERY j • Y’ ie Home of Bird’s Eye 3 :• £ Frosted Foods J PHONE 9 Rawlins, Wyo. ■ J •: � %� T« 4 � ?« ?• •%� %� «� %� « A A A A A A A ,•« ,j, ( ;• v v v 4 4 4 4 4 ;• 4 4 4 ; • v v v v • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 i 4 5 i RAY’S Sinclair Service Phone 1142-W 820 West Spruce r ••• v tttt v V V V V i 8 8 8 4 4 8 V V v V V V 8 5 5 Success and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF from the IDEAL MOTEL RAWLINS, WYOMING 1 ►+4� 4� 4� 4 4� 4� 4 • • 4 't 4 4� 4� 66 TTtvvnvvnvvvvvvvvvvvvwv. !TVVrTTYTT,rT1 MMffffttt1,tfTfTVyVTVTTTrTrv� Spring Housecleaning And how much easier the work if you have heated and cooked with GAS NO SOOT — NO SMOKE — Such as Coal fires make all over the house. The Rocky Mountain Gas Company —Natural Gas Is a Great Convenience 1.4 4.4.4 4 4� 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4� 4.4.4. a a A a A a a a a a a a a a a 4. a fc A 4� A A 4. a 4. a a. a a a a. a. a a. a a a a a4. 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Extending Our Best Wishes 5 5� :♦ :• :♦ :♦ : s b :♦ :• :• :• :• : : $ :♦ :♦ | :• : :• i I I to the Class of Bring in Your Car and Let Us (Give It a THOROUGH LUBRICATION with M A R F A K Texaco Havoline Motor Oil Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline Firestone Tire Service Phone 232-W 218 4th Street COURTESY SUPER-SERVICE STATION PHONE 444 W. O. COLLINS j, 5 •!• 5� «!• � a 4 •?•• � •?� !« !••!• 4 !• ! •! ❖ •!« !■••! ?• 68 — v hOTus — W, II you.? H-CLUB INITIATION SHORTY’S I Texaco Service i; Chester Holseapple, Prop. Automobile and Truck Repairing | Phone 706-R 1119 W. Spruce | • Rawlins, Wyoming | % A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ;« 5� • «j� •;« • •;« ;« ;« .j. «g .j. f«g� | J ! West Way Motor Lodge | f Hotel Equipped | {♦ 2 Rawlins, Wyoming l' | Newest and Finest • 2 t . . | Lincoln Highway No. 30 t 3 4 v v v v v v v v v v v v v vv 4 i ;• •;« •; t v v v v v w •; 4 ;• -v 5 5 RAWLINS SHOE SHOP TRY OUR INVISIBLE HALF SOLING Shoes Made to Look Like New ALL KINDS OF SADDLE REPAIRING s. s� • . .% a a a a a .♦« a a a a a a a a a � 2 CONGRATULATIONS ! % to the | CLASS of 9 7 X | COTTAGE HOTEL 1 « J Highway 30 Helen C. Johnson • ; •S' •• Hot and Cold Water—Steam Heat Rooms With or Without Bath For Complete and Satisfactory Line of Drugs, Cosmetics, New Albany Hotel “The Traveler’s Home’’ Inina Matias, Prop. Rawlins -Wyoming All REXALL Products and excellent FOUNTAIN SERVICE Call at R E N D LE ’ S DRUG STORE Miller Block Rawlins, Wyo. 70 • v • • • • •: + + ++++•!• v ••• • Compliments of AUTREY BROS. High School Jewelry and Announcements 72 Cow boy 77 fiusrness Afyrs. 7 oy So t 'cr- Waiimj £ ht D Byue Fhopu os -'s 's Flyrnp AiicAt'-ne. Aocif e.r 0oy 73 Ptotc—yrork Don't Lootf -nous hoA--- LiHlo Truss TJJuffet Sp idtir 4 All — booh pr€ tfy-now - Tou.fh u.ys? CON GRATULATION s THE BUNKHOUSE B and EST WISHES Sou venirs Novelti es ■to t'he Ctaoo o{ 1 QM-H Cu r i o s Gifts Rugs RED HORSE SERVICE STATION Margaret M. LeMasters, Proprietor CON GRATULATION s CONGRATULATIONS to the to the CLASS of 1947 Class of 194 7 GILLS SINCLAIR BEAUTY SHOP CHEVRON STATION Phone 3241 Vera ChambIin, Mgr. C 0 MPLIMENTS D. C. KINNAMON SON of W Y 0 M ING WHOLESA L E COMPANY Wholesale Auto Parts ?- Equipment Ge orge N. Koroulis Phone 710 Rawlins, Wyoming WINSTON' S o£-£eao THE RECORD SHOP CON GRATULATION S extends to t'fie CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1947 to the Gi f t s Appliances CLASS of 194 7 74 ■ V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v i ♦ 4 V V V %' V . Congratulations to the Class of S9+7 Roberts Floral 'A AAAA AAAAS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the j Class of s f r Household Appliance Shop 1 “Everything Electrical” 3 Phone 76 Rawlins, Wyo. $ fvvvrwvTrtvvmvni'vvvvvvTV'S'wni'y £ 5 I Congratulations j 3 and Best Wishes 3 to the | [ CLASS of 977 KING'S Dreamland Cottages extends 3 Sincere Congratulations 3 to the | Class of 977 HARPER’S MARKET Ray and K. Harper SINCLAIR WYOMING 1 naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaax. ..tAA,AAAA,- v v v v v v v v v v v v v v -r v v v 4 V v i? 4 i i i 5 J 1 8 J !'• SEMINOE SERVICE STATION CONGRATULATIONS to | CLASS of 9 7 I £ Sinclair, Wyo. Phone 2461 u • ► � !• ❖ 5� !♦ ❖ !• ❖ ❖ fi 8 5� «8� ❖ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - I ! Congratulations to the | Class of 977. I ! MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS | i :• • t.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 75 RECAPPING and VULCANIZING RAWLINS AUTO and HOME SUPPLY B. F. GOODRICH Tires and Tubes t Phone SOS'W 214 5th Street Rawlins, Wyoming 3 •: • « • V V r W V 8 6 8 5 5 ❖ 5 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ 5 ❖ ❖ ❖ 1 5 5 • CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CLASS of 19 47 I Sheahan’s 5 | Flower Shop 218 4th Street Phone 232-W I I Rdwlins National Bank ❖ ❖ 1 A Friendly Home-Owned Institution Fully Equipped t • ❖ • $ to Serve Adequately Every Requirement + £ of This Community J CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1946 of Rawlins High School :• !• � :• � :•.% .j..j. .j. fr «g� .% a 76 Cullen Commercial Company General Merchandise Rawlins Wyoming | Congratulations | I and | | Best Wishes | | to the | | Class of V7 I I Wyoming Drug Store y ♦ I 1 | CONGRATULATIONS 2 | and BEST WISHES to the | CLASS of tW7 I A. B. Am CORNWELL I :• % t Carbon County’s Most Up-to-Datc t Tire and Tire Repair Shop ■ t v • ‘rvv s s • • • •• •• • • •• • • • • « ♦«!• • Sel-Rife Market 1 and Grocery f t Quality Meats I t ■; and Vegetables t ? PHONE 193 | •: 1� 4� 4� 4h|� 4� 4h|� 4h8h|m8� «!i V V V V V V V V V V v V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V ; j� ; Congratulations % and Best Wishes 2 to the | Class of 7947 % ELITE Beauty Shop • • 5 :• ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • $� ❖ s ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ % ❖ ❖ 77 FOR THOSE WHO LIKE THE BEST IDe Iwi'oe YARDLEY SHUTTON'S OLD SPICE DuBARRY COTY GIFTS STATIONERY POTTERY JEWELRY SPORTING GOODS TOYS DRUGS---------FOUNTAIN SERVICE---------CANDY SINCLAIR PHARMACY Sinclair, Wyoming WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF I 9 U 7 RAWLINS ICE AND COLD STORAGE ltlan.it'£aet'U i ed Sc-e j eA.ve't Codd ito'iaq-e Eockexo Hone, and. Com.m«A.cda C 3veo3.-eA,o Phone 895-J--895-W C. A. Kirk RADIO LECTRIC SHOP Specialized Radio Service ‘Always a Better Job’ St ewe r t - Wa me r Radio Dealer 'Your Radio Service Dealer’ 104 East Cedar Phone 872 JOE’S WEST WAY SERVICE STATION 13-tli and Ap'i-uce %oe C-eech-vn Ro e'v-t Roach Proprietors 78 ■ ■’c i •: •: + •; Ferguson Mercantile Company Rawlins, Wyoming Wamsutter, Wyoming See Us for Real Bargains The Store That Handles EVERYTHING We Appreciate Your Trade Ferguson Mercantile Company 79 +++++++++++++ ++++ +++++ + ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ •5 CARBON COUNTY CREAMERY FAMOUS TKI-C PRODUCTS Milk — Ice Cream — Butter Cottage Cheese N. F. VOERDING PHONE 39-W At Your Service MODEL CLEANERS “Where Cleaning Is Really an Art” PHONE 92-J Rawlins Wyoming '• A A A !• •!« •! !• 5 •! •S� !• «j •!« « � I« ►!« !« •!« •!••!«•!•� !• J !« .♦« • v vv ;« ; i« • •;« •;« ;« ;« ? v v v v v ; ;« «j ;« •;« ; •; ;• i Ferris Hotel Barber Shop Extends Congratulations to the Class of Fine Hair Cuts and Shaves Ed Pcverlcy Rawlins, Wyo. •!• � •� %• � % A A A A A A A AAAAA A •?« A A A A A A A A A A A A A A J ❖AAA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 5 A A A A A •: « : � •: •: John’s Standard Service John R. Engstrom, Prop. ♦. A A a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A rwTVi j'ttttttfttttftA+f++AAAAA A,M't wv' ,v,� ,vv JMJ1tAAAAAAAAAAAAAA+AAAAAAA A + CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 19 4-7 Rawlins Electric Co. ‘Electricity — the Modern Servant’ i f f f A f f f f 9 9 f f I 9 a 9 $ A 9 9 9 9 f 9 9 9 f | i AAA M AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAit AitiMAit 4iA«iiAAAAAAAAAAAA4iA tMl A4 Compliments and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS of J9V-7 Black d: White Grocery � v’ifvwvwwwwvww CONGRATULATIONS to the members of the CLASS of 947 • Sheahan’s Root Beer Stand tAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4.a ♦' v v v 4 ;« ; v ❖ v s« ; ❖ ❖ •; ; •; ;« ;«� ;«•;« ;« ;♦ ❖ ; | CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES THE CLASS of 9+7 J. C. Kiiburn SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS J Rawlins, Wyo. • 4� ►!« ►% !« •!• .% .% .% .% .% % ♦.... A .♦ 61 DESERT DUST ANOTHER GREAT WYOMING OUTLAW LOOKING TO THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE VERN WOOD YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER 62 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Compliments of (. L. BATES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bldg. Rawlins, Wyoming 4 «► « � « � � !• � t« •! � J« � !• t« A •!« � !• A •! A A A A A A A A 4 A A • A .j. ;« ;« ; .5. ►;« •£• � ;« ;• v v V V V V 4 ♦ ❖ ♦ 4 4 A | THE SWEET SHOPPE | £ The Sweetest Shoppe in Town % | Just a Place Where Everybody % Stops for ICE CREAM — POPCORN CANDIES — LUNCHES FOUNTAIN DRINKS Congratulations, Class of Mr. and Mrs. Mick Christensen y� A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A � •« 4 a ❖ 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A AAAAAvvAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A J ♦ y L. E. “Barney” Harris | FIRE, LIFE AND AUTO INSURANCE “It Pays to Carry Insurance’’ Ferris Hotel Bldg. Rhone 583 1 ❖ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A . ;« A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A C INGRATULAT I( )NS and BEST WISHES | to the | CLASS OF EDDIE'S PLUMBING and HEATING A i A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA V A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A A A •: 4 4 f A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 A A 4 4 § A | A i | i :• | i Congratulations to the CLASS of ONLY IN PICTURES CAN YOU KEEP THE MEMORY OF SCHOOL DAYS . . . That Photographic Record of That Happy Occasion Frank J. Meyers PHOTOGRAPHER A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4A44AAA+4444AAAAA 83 RALPH M c 6 E E MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED FORD MERCURY LINCOLN Genuine Parts--- — The Best Mechanics TELEPHONE 22 WHERE EAST H A N G S T H E B I G NEON L I N C 0 L N H I G H W A Y 84 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CIqin RASHUSSON'S Home Furnishers Since 1881 P h one 91 Rawlins 06 ■ ■ - | Oldsmobile and 3 GMC Trucks | SALES and SERVICE 3 3 $ Repairing on All Cars | f | FRANK M. JOHNSTON I J MOTOR CO. | Since 1915 | V1 vvr'rvirvv++++ + -'' f 4� | f Compliments of . . . •fr f ♦J f •: f DAVE’S ❖ 4 •5 ❖ f V STANDARD SERVICE ❖ ❖ J ❖ ❖ FIFTH and SPRUCE ❖ ❖ ❖ {• % Extending Our Best Wishes • to the Class of $ •:• 3 '9 7 3 ■ 5 J Bring in Your Car and Let Us Give It a $ THOROUGH LUBRICATION •5 with 5 | M A RF A K $ Texaco Havoline Motor Oil | 3 Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline % 4� «£• 3 Firestone Tire Service 3 3 3 COURTESY | SUPER-SERVICE | STATION § | PHONE 444 | | W. 0. COLLINS | •: • ❖ • ■■■ WV4 Black’s Authorized Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES l ” Western Sport Wear and Sporting Goods GAS APPLIANCES RANCH SUPPLIES £ 8 1 5� • 2 2 2 8 8 • 8 8� • 8 2 2 A � ?• •?« ?« «t I« � J � ♦ I LINCOLN HIGHWAY ! GARAGE 3 HUDSON MOTOR CARS I 3 Y Hudson Motor Cars won the £ifety ❖ 3 Engineering Trophy for 1942. It is 3 our conviction that all of the Class 3 of 1447 will win trophies in their + various walks of life. 3 3 Phone 227 | ++++++«+ 4“fr+++++++ -i 4 3 3 STUDENTS 3 3 BOWL FOR HEALTH 3 3 3 A Very Healthy and |� J 3 Entertaining Amusement 3 20TH CENTURY RECREATION 87 CONGRATULATIONS ana BEST WISHES to t he CLASS of 1947 STRAND THEATRE and SINCLAIR THEATRE Fox Inter-mountain Theatre The Place To Go JESSE M. CHASE Cars - Trucks - Coaches hawlins, Wyoming Telephone 19 R Lincoln Highway C 0 N O S A TULA T I O N S and B B S T WISHES to the CLASS of 1917 DE LUX AUTO CAMP BENNETT’ S Wholesale Distributors 1 • R- Bennett, ©tuneA- Tobacco Candy Specialties Leading Brands of Grocery Items Paper Stationery School S Fountain Supplies 511 ID. ita'iuce At. Oete'jjlione II I rmtmTmm rvwVVVVVVVVrVTTTTTTTTTttttfJ'ttfJ't t Rawlins’ Friendly Store CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of OUR NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION WELCOMES YOUR PATRONAGE May Your Future Be a Prosperous One -++++4� t + f M ++++ ++ ++ Clothing for Men, JForae i antf Children r I FERRIS HOTEL Moderate Rates Cool and Comfortable Clean and Convenient RAWLINS, WYO. - A A A A A A A A A ♦ •; ❖ ; v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v ; v v v v v . 5� ,j ! CONGRATULATIONS j l� 1 to the CLASS OF t9«7 | 1 SUPERIOR TAILORS t 105 4th Street i ? Vito Busillo, Prop. | i • %aa 4.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.s. { : :..!.. • vj j« i v 8 w ;« i� 5 ❖ v i ❖ ❖ ❖ 5 ❖ 5 ❖ ❖ ❖ 5 ❖-J ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ % James Pepper D . D . S . AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ! ! !« ! 4 90 r t t r -r r v w v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v 'i- •;« K 1 5 1 5 1 !• , i i t 2 w r v r v r v v w vv vv t v w w t w v r r r v Spring Housecleaning And how much easier the work if you have heated and cooked with GAS NO SOOT — NO SMOKE — Such as Coal fires make all over the house. The Rocky Mountain Gas Company -Natural Gas Is a Great Convenience 91 92 93 Dr. C. L. Bunten I Dentist Phone 116-J Suite 22 Osborne Building Rawlins, Wyoming «� i� r ••• • r 9 s s� 8 ❖ i 5 ! Funeral Home i :• ► Corner 7th and Spruce t I RAWLINS, WYO. ► 5 I b ► Carbon County’s Most ► 8 I Modern Funeral Home b I i I Phone 38-W I I | | Day and Night ! 5 i ..aaaaAAAAA.UAAA.',AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA,V!, ,,J1 | I | Ot;er 50 Years of Service 3 j 3 1 M. Larsen 1 J 3 £ Complete Line of Builders’ Supplies 1, I HARDWARE LUMBER oooooooooooooooooooo 209 WEST FRONT STREET oooooooooooooooooooo Rawlins, Wyoming Phones 26 and 27 8 A A JJ-A A 94 + ❖ + ♦♦♦♦++++ • «• •' • ♦ ❖ ❖ When You Need ... GIFTS or | GREETING CARDS | . . . for Any Occasion ♦ ❖ think of BROWN LAHRMAN ❖ AAAAA A 5 AA •5 AA A A A A A A A A a a a a a a a •;« .j. a.5. .j HAVRILL A'S MAYTAG STORE 117 Fifth St. Phono 3I-W Rawlins, Wyo. v ! HEALTH INSURANCE ? QUALITY BREAD DELICIOUS PASTRIES Walter's Bakery Rawlins, Wyoming Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 9?7 ADAMS DAIRY (0 . . ... ... ... ... ... . • •: ❖ -t- ❖ •, STOP At the Sign of the j a Flying Red Horse for | r MOBILGAS | MOBILOIL I A MOBILUBRI CATION t A ANI) ALL SPECIALTIES I Rawlins I Gas and Oil f Company % 304 East Cedar Street Walt Hootman, Manager % a i« •J A !• •!« ►!• A !• A !« • A v A A A A A AAA A A A A «{• J« A A •!« A •!« A A A A «j� ■j A A A A A 4 4 4 � ; ;« ►;« i« ;« a ; � j« a •’« j. j« j« � j« j« � ;• � j. j. ;• � j« J j� J MAYBERRY’S PAINT SHOP Paint W allpaper Glass £ A « A A A A A A A A A A A A A A . A A A A A A A A A A A A A 95 96 CHEVROLET OWNERS INSIST Regardless of who is repairing your Chevrolet car, truck, see that factory engineered, genuine replacements parts are used, NOTE: Out-of-town garagemen and owners order direct from us. Shipments made same day order is received. SUNDIN CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone I2M Rawlins, Wyoming BEST WISHES CUSS OF I9Y7 We join with our 20,000 readers in wishing you a full and happy life. RAWLINS DAILY TIMES An I ndependent Newspaper 'YOU CAN’T RATION LOVE’ Genuine Reg i ste red KEEPSAKE D i amond Rings A ‘KEEPSAKE’.........the most famous name in diamonds-•■• symbolizes the great love you hold in your hearts. There are many matched sets to suit your taste and purse. Come in for your FREE copies of Etiquette Books on civilian and military engagements and weddings. HEADQUARTERS FOR WATCHES AND SILVERWARE T. KAZMERCHAK Certified Watchmaker l08-5th Street Manufacturing Jeweler CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF '47 Give a Useful Practical Gif Gifts for All Occasions: Watches Diamond Sings Birthstone Rings Billfolds Pen PenciI Sets Desk Pens Electric Clocks Tie Chains HARRIS JEWELRY COMPANY Qual ity JeveIry U. P. Inspectors CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1947 TED BREEZE 'Your Local Insurance Counsellor Phone 111 4-M DR. P. H. DIMMICK Optometrist 318 N. 4th Street Raw 1 ins LEIBER MOTOR COMPANY Dodge PIymou th and Dodge Trucks Raw Ii ns Wyom i ng i § 4444 ¥VVV444 i 44,i 4444444444444444 ♦: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 HAROLD M. JOHNSON Attorney-at-Law RAWLINS, WYOMING V i : V I V : fr ► AAA4.4.4444444444444444444444.4.AAAAAA LE ROY S OIL COMPANY 1206 West Spruce DISTRIBUTOR CHEVRON GASOLINE R P M Motor Oil LEROY JOHNSON, PROP. 99 THE TOWN OF SINCLAIR Congratulates and Best Wishes to the Class of I9U7 Mayor M. H. Nolan Counc iI men Martin Sannes L. A. Van Due son Eugene Sclealk W. A. Urban 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4« 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4« 4 4« 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •fr 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •S 4 4 4 4 4 Congratulations to the Class of 1947 We invite you to make use of our banking facilities. This institution has been conducting banking in Rawlins and Carbon County for the past 64 years. The First National Bank Rawlins, Wyoming IAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I• •; ►;« •; ; ►;« 4 ; 4 4 • 4 ;• ❖ •; ❖ •;« 4 ; 4 4 ❖ 4 4� ❖ 4 !• ❖ ❖ 4 ❖ ❖ ❖ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 R, H Campbell D . D. S . • 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 [ � J« ► « � « � « I« ►!• •?« •?« • % • r« � t« •:« � « « «.% .j. .j 4 4« ❖ WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED UNLESS you feel that you have received your money’s worth plus courtesy and service — the treatment that makes for lasting friendship through the years ahead. When You Want HARDWARE Come to Us For It BENNETT HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 95-W Rawlins, Wyo. ioi At Your Service MODEL CLEANERS “Where Cleaning Is Really an Art” PHONE 92-J Rawlins Wyoming 'VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV'• ;! THE MODERN i BEAUTY SHOP EXTENDS SINCERE ] CONGRATULATIONS | to the I | CLASS of 19 47 :j •!••!• !• !« •I ! ! ! ! ! !• !« � !•� !« . «� � !••%� • AAAAAAAAj v • v v ;♦ v ; ; ; ; ;« ;• ; : :♦ :• • •{« ; ; ►; ►; % ; ; ;• ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • :• 4 4 f f 4 f ♦ ♦ Butternut Bread “Z?m the Best — We Do’ Pettus Ideal Bakery Phone 65 Rawlins, Wyoming { A • •fr A t AAAAAAAAA +++ -:-•{•{• : +++++++t+tttf •� •++++• •++++++++• WARRINER’S SHELL STATION ++♦+++♦+ Golden Shell Motor Oil Goodrich Tires ju 4 + + + 4 4 444 4 4.4. 4.4 44 4.4.4. 4.4 4 4 4 4 4. A . Marinello Beauty Shop Machineless Permanents Machine and Cold Waves All Types Cosmetology and Ilair Styling MAXINE ADKINS BEA BURY MERYL COLEMAN SHIRLEY THOMPSON 102 THE CITY OF RAWLINS Extends Congratulations And Best Wishes to the Class of 19U7 May you succeed in whatever You choose for your Lifes work. THE OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF RAWLINS John Cheesbrough, SHERIFF Glen Penland COUNTY ATTORNEY J. J. Hickey SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Helen Irving SURVEYOR S. S. Sharp WELFARE DIRECTOR Mrs. Marjorie Espy Eugene McCarthy J. COUNTY CLERK R. G. Engstrom TREASURER Walter Backstrom ASSESSOR Wm. A. Johnson CORONER E. Ben Sturges, M. COUNTY AGENT Nels L. Dahlquist LIBRARIAN Mary Martinez J. ‘Jack' Sullivan DISTRICT JUDGE V. J. Tidball COURT REPORTER Ray Hurst CLERK DIST. COURT Charlotte Romick JUSTICE OF PEACE D. Wm. N. Brimmer CUSTODIAN A. E. Robertson CARBON COUNTY COURTHOUSE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Cha i rman ' ■ ■ ■ - - - - - - - ■ .ggsgsa '. ■ K vc 3%l - ; lvv ; tfftg i J'T, W ssr- r:. i K i ■- :=3£ Si 3rA ti -TaTbsSevS SPO lV £ vs. ,vss i r-ci; � V f Yaffil tv! 3 4' A MST“ � l '' A ;v� 2 8 m m ft A -Ofl mt % V: fcfo •U ? $ rw A S v -2H5 yviv V 2-r: V Lv - V?:, i.7-' t j( , jr- P z 'S s ’M V I v M Av x vcl, � I jrjw VC i t %mmm tr; fS LV.V s Si vv ;v S « iF X 30 s 3 s • _V , .a; v s-VtV V vV. ll [• V III V n v % j. V 6' . A � , (Q 7- s • V m „ r : v: V. 1 £� ■ 2Z3 Sag iti 0J? � f -J uVs —JV -■ ;x vf % ;, v rw ,v ? 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