Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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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

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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

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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