Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

; ; : } - 4 4 ; : : : : : : = 4 4 4 ) « nan ' t = Ny 2 = t = . a) 4 6. Seatien Sega Se oe Dedication In memory of Gordon E, Larson, we, the class of 1955-56, dedicate this edition of the Roundup. Mr. Larson was Student Body President of Rawlins High School in 1926. He was also editor of the Outlaw Corral and the Roundup that same year. He was Saluta- torian of his graduating class in 1926, Linda Larson Editor RAWLINS HIGH SCHOOL Rawlins, Wyoming MR, LOUIS FELTER MR, JOHN ENGSTROM MR, HAROLD LATIER MRS Po Es DALEY “Vee Board of Educattou The School Board is the true governing body of Rawlins High School, The six members are elected by citizens of School District No. 3, two every two years, The board hires teachers for School District No. 3, and they plan the expenditures for the following year. Through the School Board, the policies and functions of our schools are. formed, An active, efficient, Board of Education plays an important part in making our schools what they are today. Photograph not available of Mr. “Jiggs Johnson, MR, LESTER SEAVERSON MR, ROBERT B, LEE MR, KENNETH LUNNEY MR, ROLAND ROTHENBERGER Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent Principal of High School of Schools phdmintstration | ff re ae SA This is our school administration, They are in charge of everything from teachers to textbooks and programs to pencil sharpeners. Mr. Lee has been : investigating and planning on the possibility that Rawlins may have a new high school building ina few years. We wish him all the success in the world in this venture. Mr. Lunney is the man in charge of all the schools in Rawlins and governs their schedules, plans, equip- ment and physical plants. He is the one who has to worry whether the busses will run on time, if the grass at the football field will grow or if Rawlins will have enough teachers for the next year. Mr. Rothenberger is the high school principal and is responsible for all activities in our high school. If any of you have been tardy or have stepped out of line in one of your classes you have met Mr. Rothenberger. But his job is not one of scolding and lecturing. He has to see to it that everything in the high school runs smoothly and that the students get the. education that they have come to school to acquire. Our heartfelt thanks for the wonderful job they have done for us this year. MISS HORNIG MR, MEYER MISS AYER MR, TIMONTHY English English Typing Shorthand Shop Mechanical Drawing MR, SCHWARTZ World Affairs General Business World Geography, MR, STELIOES Driver's Education Coach MRS, LUKEN School Nurse MRS, WINZENRIED Science Fac MR, CHENEY Leathercraft General Math MR, MONTGOMERY Science MR, KING Mathematics MR, LEVANG Typing, Journalism, Bookkeeping, MR, WOLZ MISS LIEDL MR, SULLINS MISS DeJONGE Band Home Economics Art Librarian MR, BERTELOOT American History Economics Sociology MR. CONNOR Coach P.E. | MR, WINZENRIED | English MR, WILLIAMSON Music MR, GASKELL Coach MISS ANNALA Girls P.E, MR, SHAFFER Science Mathematics MR, BLAKESLEE World Geography Social Studies MRS, O'MELIA English Latin Autum, winter, spring--the seasons change. As the multi- colored leaves flutter to the ground below, school begins once again, Our summer vacation is over, and we now settle down to serious work, Along with the studying comes the many activities. The strains of ''Stand up and cheer for old Rawlins High ring on through the night as we cheer the Outlaw football team on to the fight! Held also during this season of the year is one of our most colorful festivities, Outlaw Day. LINDA LARSON Girls’ State ae | PAT SINTEK REGINA CLEARY Bee Wonderful Wyoming Girls' State and Boys' State are a practical application of Americanism and good citizenship. They developed from the idea that youth should be offered a better perspective of the practical application of government and that the individual, being an integral part of government, is ultimately responsible for the character and success of govern- ment, Boys ' State MAURICE MEDINA CARL RASSMUSSEN EUGENE LASCO JIM HUNTER DIXIE HANNA Junior Class Senior Float Junior Float ys - 5 | as . 1 Su ie “ Our Pep Club Freshman Float Ist Place “- a - are bast - te oe eee ut TH SEA A OFFICERS Joen Williams, Secretary Mr, King, Advisor Larry Hatch, Student Body President STEERING COMMITTEE Janet Arnold, Mr. Winzenried, Tony Campman, Sharon O'Melia, Lorna Latier CALENDAR COMMITTEE Bob Grieve, Mr. Blakeslee, Pat Sintek, Pam McKelvey, Sharon Britton. ee Lets Cul the Monhey : Business In Our Assemblies ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Albert Sanchez, Miss Annala, Joe Sanchez. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Barbara DeLude, Linda Larson, Mr. Levang, Helen Willis DANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Montgomery, Benny Mitchell, Yvonne Koontz, Bill Fate, audeut Couucel CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE Ronald Lasco, Mr, Cheney, Joanne Ainsworth, Joen Williams, Lon Connor, FRONT: Henry Cox, Bill Fate, Tonny Alle, SECOND ROW: Fran Connor, Trinidad Cruz, Jim Hennek, Tony Campman, John Collier. THIRD ROW: Walter Fox, Jerry Webb, Philip Perry, Wayne McLaughlin, Larry McLaughlin, FOURTH ROW: Russell Hunter, Wesley Stamp, Leonard Overholt, Gaylan Adams, Bill Vasey. END FRONT: Clyde Eaton, Larry Slater, BACK: Wesley Stamp, Jim Hennek, Bob Salinas, Karo) A 0 htt CENTERS; Bob Trew, Tom Brown, Joe Schwartz. FRONT: Robert Lake, Devon Wilson, Albert Sanchez, Manager, SECOND ROW: Darold Knapp, Tom Brown, Eugene Lasco, Elvin Mayer, Reese Gaskell. THIRD ROW: Larry Slater, Bob Trew, Gene Webb, Harold Martin. FOURTH ROW: Bob Salinas, Clyde Eaton, Joe Schwartz, Jerry Hunt. OUR FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 2 - Raw 26 - Lander o Sept. 9 - Raw 7 - Rock S 7 Sept, 16 - Gr Ig - Raw Ig Sept, 23 - Riverton 7 - Raw 7 Sept. 30 - Afton 7 - Raw 31 Oct. 5 -Rawo - Evanston 13 Oct. 14 -Laramie 26- Raw 7 Oct, 28 - Raw 45 - Wheatland 18 Forfeit - Jackson Forfeit - Kemmerer FRONT: (Backs) Bob Lake, Tony Campman, Bill Fate. BACK: Elvin Mayer, Gene Webb, FRONT; (Tacklers) Walter Fox, Leonard Overholt. Trinidad Cruz, Harold Martin, BACK: Eugene Lasco, Bill Vasey, Gaylan Adams, FRONT: (Backs) “the Jerry Hunt, Larry ; ' McAllister, BACK: if A Philip Perry, Jerry Webb, 7 ot FRONT: (Guards) Tony Alle, Henry Cox, Devon Wilson, Russell Hunter, BACK: John Collier, Darold Knapp, Wayne McLaughlin, FRONT ROW: Mr, Stelioes, Richard Fox, Mike O'Melia, Jerry Webb, John Ferris, Harold Staton, Jerry Adams, Philip Sheller, Brad Claw, CENTER: Clinton Peterson, Mike Miller, John Mayer, Bill Latier, Darrell Stubbs, Jim Francis, Bill Pettus, Pete Morris, BACK ROW: Terry Hunter, Tom Downing, Chuck Foote, Jerry Hunt, Martin Komis, Larry McAllister, Bob White, Benny Mitchell, 16 e LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Geddes, Norma Epperson, Vani Todd, Jane Collier, AUCOt Clare Dewey Drollinger, Terry Brown, Joane Ainsworth, Floyd Jennings, Bob Grieve, Clyde Eaton, Held on November 11, 1955, the Junior Class play, ''Adams Evening,'' was a most enjoyable comedy. It portrayed a middle aged man, Adam (alias Terry Brown) caught in a very innocent (in all but appearance) tangle with a sophisticated Italian girl, Rosita (played by Joanne Ainsworth) with an extremely jealous husband, Dr. Fragoni (Clyde Eaton), The play was further | complicated by Floyd Jennings as the dead man Mr. Cokes, and Vani | Todd as his wife, with Bob Grieves as the suicide maniac, Elmer Green, | Jane Collier played the colored servant, Gertie, with Dewey Drollinger as her male counterpart. TOP ROW: Bonnie Walton, Norma Epperson, Doris Sims, Lorraine Smith, Pat Murray, Sarah Ingram, Joanne Ainsworth, Pat Hatley, Beth Tully, Mona Decker, Lois McCain, Karen Smith, Marcia Huggins, Lorna Latier, BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Karstoff, Jane Statton, Helen Willis, Darla Ogg, Nancy Wood, Leta Mortenson, Nancy Mullon, Rosemary Mudd, Sandra Glenn, Alice Pate, Joanne Koroulis, Kathleen Laney, Judy Eaton, Sharon O'Melia, Pee Cul TOP ROW: Pat Irvin, Carol Taylor, Sue Ferris, Pat Kietzman, Joanne Moorhead, Jane Argyle, Janet Cartmill, Nancy Hicks, Rosetta Culbert, Judy Stilwell, Janet Bangs, Betty Hutt, Martha Poulsen, SECOND ROW: Darlene Mahan, Linda Burton, Carol Tucker, Judy Reinholtz, Helen Johnson, Beverly Eaton, Virginia Cox, Roberta Kaufman, Marian Koulsen, Joyce Sullivan, Judy Slater, THIRD ROW: Peggy Hunt, Sandra Lehti, Jane Geddes, Geri Woodward, Nancy Synhorst, Janet Arnold, BOTTOM ROW: Connie Herther, Sharon Britton, Charlotte Nimmo, Pat Nicol, Kay Zinc, Juline Russell, Sharon Schlueter, Kathy Sloss, Ronnie Daniels, Gay Kaufman, Mary Brookshire, Petie Larsen, TOP ROW: Sally Cook, Katherine Haggerty, Carol Kmetz, Sandy Woodead, Verna Russell, Rosemary Putnam, Charlene Lentz, Susan Kinnaman, Karen Prosen, Jane Collier, Vani Todd, Carol Mussen, Eva Grubb, Dot Bonnette, TOP ROW: Leone DelPeitre, Madliene Thomas, Elaine Johnson, Jeanette Burke, Idonna Hunter, Shirley Mc Cannon, Kay Shufeldt, Rosalie Trejo, Ann Dana, Janetha Martin, Dolores Medina, Joanne Johnson, Karen O'Brien, Marht Gentry, SECOND ROW; Zelma Pacheco, Lillian Lucero, Lorraine Medina, Karen Bergstrand, Grace Pallesen, Judy Larsen, Dot McLaughlin, Kay Lyons, Susan Pulsen, Janice Plum, Linda Larsen, THIRD ROW: Miss Ayer, Ernestine Martinez, Ida Arrellano, Emilie Casto, Bev Daniels, Judy Scoggins, Wanda Meeks, LaVeta Schlueter, Marilyn Kortum, BENNY MITCHELL KATHLEEN LANEY SHARON O'MELIA 4 BOTTOM ROW: LaMar Robinson, Maurice Montano, Charles Golden, Bernell Baldwin, Bobby Ricks, Rose Anderson, Richard Van Etten, Ralph DeLambert, Kenneth Ervin, SECOND ROW: John Langenderfer, Leo Pat Johnson, Alvin Parks, Harry Wolfe, Gerald Brown, Larry Snow, Jerry Humphrey, THIRD ROW: Eugene Thompson, Deloy Hennek, Harry Brubaker, FOURTH ROW: Lynn Garberts, Harry LaMar, Jerry Peck, Paul Bible, Edward Sherrod, BOTTOM ROW: Mrs, Winzenried, Lillian Campos, Darlene Mahan, Linda Burton, Virgina Cox, Judy Stilwell, Joyce Weeks, Johanna Thomson, Ina Freeman, SECOND ROW: Kathleen Sloss, Sharon Schluter, Leone Delpierre, Julene Russell, Judy Reinholtz, Roberta Cauffman, Beverly Eaton, Karin O'Brien, Sandra Wooddead, Janet Bangs, THIRD ROW: Carol Pritchard, Dorothy Knott, Marcia Huggins, JoAnn Johnson, Shirley Cartwright, Nancy Hicks, Bonnie Walton, Rozetta Calbert, Helen Golden, Elna Campbell, BOTTOM ROW; Irene Trujillo, Marcilla Manzanares, Fidencia Cruz, Lucille Sandoval, Pauline Trujillo, Mary Poulsen, Betty Hutt, Rose Marie Romero, Marilyn Hapgood, Roberta Juarez, SECOND ROW: Marion Kolsen, Alice Pate, Gloria Peterson, Sandy Lehti, Kathleen Laney, Veronica Daniels, Sandra Glenn, Rosemary Mudd, THIRD ROW: Rosalind Arellano, Martha Gentry, JoAnn Koroulis, JoAnne Moorehead, Patsy Terwilleger, Beverly Daniels, Carol Tucker, Sharon O Melia. TOP ROW: Vangle Bernal, Mary Lyon, Ramona Pruett, Sharon Padget, Nancy Mullen, Jane Argyle, Sandra Ferris, Pat Kietzman, Janet Cartmill, Ruth Wood, Pat Hart, WCU BOTTOM ROW: Melvin Brown, Alfred Foote, Terrance Michie, Eddie Martin, Larry Bustos, Richard Davis. SECOND ROW: Dick Riddle, Robert Strand, Ray Todd, Ronald Jennings, Larry Dawson, Richard Fox, James Pepper, Jesse Sandoval, Leo Trujillo, THIRD ROW: Gary Epperson, Johnnie Willis, Don Hughes, Ronnie Lasco, Brad Clow, Bill Pettus, William Latier, Clifford Stevens, Joffrey Lyon, Thomas Downing. TOP ROW: Darrell Stubbs, Mike O'Melia, Leonard Eversole, Stan Rothenberger, Wayne Landerholmes, Marvin Richardson, Bill Austin, Harold Cartmill, Mark Kulmus, Benny Mitchell, Dick Cruser, David Loggy. BOTTOM ROW: Lucile Sandoval, Fedencia Cruz, Helen Willis, Cherrie Jo Anderson, Grace Pallason, Sara Ingram, Sharon Britton, Peggy Hunt, Joyce Sullivan, SECOND ROW: Mary Sisneros, Helen Golden, Barbara Weeks, Peggy Karstoft, Janice Plum, Kay Shufeldt, Judy Slater, Jeanette Burke, Wanda Meeks, THIRD ROW: Delores Adams, Janie Geddes, Patsy Irving, Beth Tully, Suzie Ferris, Norma Epperson, Yvonne Koontz, Carol Tucker, FOURTH ROW: Mrs, O'Melia, Johnnie Willis, Harold Farmer, Joe Schwartz, Bob True, Jay Rhodarmer, Henry Cox, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annabelle Montano, Joyce Hopkins, Joan Hopkins, Ernestine Martinez, Ida Arellano, Cleta East, Sara Ingram, Patsy Tewilleger, Gloria Martinez, Mrs. Luken, IDA ARELLANO Spanish ul TOP ROW: Ida Arellano, Floyd Jennings, John Collier, Mr, Winzenried, Terry Brown, Sarah Ingram, SECOND ROW: Lorna Latier, Arlene Foster, Pat Irvin, Alice Lawson, Cleta East, Mary Eley. ELEANOR LASCANO TOP ROW: Tony Alle, Eleanor Lascono, Aluina Pacheco, Joan Hopkins, Albert Sanchez, Fred Jaure, Mr, White, Leo DeHerra, Gloria Duran, Cora Gonzales, Joyce Hopkins, John Cruz, SECOND ROW: Lorraine Medina, Zelma Pacheco, Annabelle Arellano, Lillian Lucero, Mary DeHerra, Delores Medina, Lucille Vialpando, Edna Jaure, Virginia Bustos, Mary Sisceneros, — Baad.... BOTTOM ROW: Lorna Latier, Kay Shufeldt, Sunya Plattner, Yvonne Koontz, Sharon O'Melia, SECOND ROW: John Moriarty, Elaine Johnson, Joanne Koroulis, Dorothy McGlaughlin, Mary Lyon, Edith Larson, Martha Gentry, Helen Willis, THIRD ROW: Harold Farmer, Rose Mary Putnam, Bonnie Kay Nimmo, Bob Eaton, Beverly Daniels, Nancy Mullen, Judy Larsen, Karen O'Brien, Larry Parks, Sandra Wiles, Don Van Zandt, Charlie Winter, Larry Bustos, FOURTH ROW; John Irving, Helen Johnson, Nancy Woods, Janice Plum, Patsy Tewillegar, Tommy Downing, Clifford Stevens, Jimmy Kitchen, Wanda Meeks, Harry Lamar, Billy Austin, Raymond Todd, Mike O’Melia, Bob Ricks, James Francis, Joe Schwartz, Kenny Irving, FIFTH ROW: Russ Woltz, Doris Simms, Leone Del Pierre, Eddie Martin, Norma Epperson, Velma Morrow, WES STAMP President BOTTOM ROW: Annabell Montano, Joanne Johnson, Susan Paulsen, Joanne Moorhead, Sharon Britton, SECOND ROW: Judy Pennek, Charlene Lentz, Larry Shirner, Floyd Jennings, Sharon Padget, Mary Paulsen, Janet Bangs, Kathleen Leigh, Jack Pealer, THIRD ROW: Grace Palsen, Wesley Stamp, Jim Firestone, Larry Dawson, Jimmy Walcott, Gordon Prickett, Darlene Maham, Kay Ltons, Linda Manzaneres, Regina Cleary, Madalyn Thomas, Albert Bustos, FOURTH ROW: Gerald Brown, Carl Jon Nelson, Gene Webb, Bell Latier, Neil Van Zandt, Katherine Bruebaker, Patty Kitzman, Butch Foote, Stanely Rothenberger, Dick Kruger, Bob Brown, Komrade Lucken, Steven Vanderkooi, Wayne Landerholm, Gay Kaufman, Terry Brown, James Hunter, Carl Rasmussen, FIFTH ROW: Harry Ackenback, Laurie Smith, Fred Taylor, Bryan Hutt, Arlene Foster, JOE SANCHEZ President BOTTOM ROW: Darla Ogg, Nancy Wood, Emily Casto, Donna Culbertson, Wanda Meeks, Sharon Britton, Peggy Hunt, SECOND ROW: Delores Adams, Loraine Lyon, Grace Palleson, Marie Taylor, Joyce Sullivan, Delores Medina, Jeannette Burke, THIRD ROW: Karen Bergstrand, Virginia Cambell, Lucille Vialpando, Dorthy McLaughlin, Kay Lyon, Janice Plum, Kathryn Haggerty, Susan Paulsen, Julia Scoggins, Judy Slater, SHARON BRITTON Veep LON CONNER Representative ot eee sR MF ey, eter wi Fen, BOTTOM ROW: Ramona Hodo, Mildred Johnson, Cora Gonzalas, Gloria Martinez, Beth Nickelson, Carol Taylor, Velma Marrow, Annalee Montano, Lillian Lucero, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Decker, Charlotte Mimmo, Patsy Nickle, Kay Zink, Sara Ingram, Zelma Pacheco, Connie Hertber, Sue Jacobs, Lorraine Medina, Joyce Hopkins, Joan Hopkins, Dorthy Bennett, Lora Smith, Sally Cook, J udy Larsen, Esther Cruz, Gloria Duram, BOTTOM ROW: Leo Dehurara, Albert Ortez, Ronnie Baker, James Salazar, Clarence Carlyle, Willie Hansen, Joe Sanchez, Roy Pomroy, George Wilk, John Cruz, John Ortez, Jack Wilk, Mr. Swartz, SECOND ROW: Ray MacBride, John Iwin, Albert Bustes, Jim Walcott, Richard Martin, Earl Seiloff, Douglas Harper, John Johansen, Clinton Peterson, Tom Wolf, THIRD ROW: Melven Davidson, Larry Retel, Dale Warren, Harry Achenbach, Bob Callely, Bob Lutz, Richard Dana, Larry Connor, Bob Baker, Jim Kitchen, Mike Miller, Pete Morris, BOTTOM ROW: Martin Foster, Charles Sims, Bob Van, Philip Sheller, Terry Hunter, Jerry Webb, Larry McAllister, Bill Brimmer, Ronnie Knapp. SECOND ROW: Jack Arnold, Bob White, Tom Murry, Bill Engstrom, Larry Slater, Lee Ekdal, J im Fueston, Jerry Hunt, Jack Peeler, THIRD ROW: Phil Perry, Allen Davison, Joe Schwartz, Konrad Luken, Lon Connor, John Mayer, Lenard Overholt, James Francis, FOURTH ROW: Tom Fletcher, Once again we welcome ''Old Man Winter.'' Snowballs, red noses, frost bitten fingers, and winter fun signify this happy season. As the snow fa lls softly to the ground, it transforms the country into a winter wonderland, Many of our skiers are off to Ryan Park and other ski parks. Skating over the mirror-like ponds in the cold brisk air leaves us breathless, but eager for more. With the yuletide celebration and the welcoming of the new year, our winter activities begin, V-i-c-t-o-r-y is our cry for the Outlaw basketball team! BEST BUILD Ethel McKelvey Jim Hennek BEST DRESSED Barbara Belcher, Burt Kinniburgh MOST ATHLETIC Tony Campman, Lorna Latier Seutor Pensoualtt0er MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITIES BEST DANCERS Linda Larson, Maurice Medina Don Hall, Joen Williams Regina Cleary, Tony Alle TOM BROWN BOTTOM ROW; Harold Martin, Bill Hudson, Larry McAllister, Bobby Bensen, Kenny Shultz, TOP ROW: Coach Reese Gaskell, Tony Campman, Darold Knapp, Tom Brown, Bob Salinas, Bill Vasey, Clyde Eaton, Sr ene reer ne aes TONY CAMPMAN TERRY HUNTER CARL NELSON Schedule Opponents 53 Hanna 43 58 Laramie 5l 61 Lander 56 42 Rock Springs 45 58 Evanston 43 39 Green River 54 54 Saint Mary's 33 67 Rock Springs 56 68 Afton 83 64 Kemmerer 55 65 — Lander 73 75 Kemmerer 50 64 Green River 63 47 Afton 50 65 Saratoga 50 63 Evanston 58 56 Hanna 54 54 Saint Mary's 63 62 Laramie 63 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 61 Kemmerer 47 47 Rock Springs 63 63 Green River 80 The Outlaws had a well rounded basketball team. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Hunter, Most of them were Juniors so we'll have them back next |Joe Schwartz, Wesley Stamp, year. The team went to Green River for the District js uuter ear) Nelson. Tournament. As usual Rawlins had the bad breaks, They did not qualify for the State Tournament. The season ended with the Outlaws winning more games than they lost. KENNY SHULTZ CLYDE EATON Sie BOTTOM ROW: Geri Woodward, Janet Arnold, Nancy Synhorst, TOP ROW: Peggy Hunt, Sandi Lehti, Janie Geddes, Head Cheerleader JANET ARNOLD : z BOTTOM ROW: Helen Golden, Sharon Padget, J udy Reinholtz, Joyce and Joan Hopkins, Geri Woodward, Jane Geddes, Helen Johnson, Beverly Eaton, Carol Tucker, Kathleen Laney, Dorothy Knots, Elan Campbell, SECOND ROW: Nancy Hicks, Gay Kaufman, Norma Epperson, Judy Pennock, Kathleen Sloss, Sharon Schluter, Peggy Karstoff, Beth Ann Tully, Cleta East, Kay Shufeldt, Rosalie Trejo, Ann Dana, TOP ROW: Ramona Pruitt, Karen Bergstrand, Lorrain Medina, Janet Cartmill, JoAnn Johnson, Carol Pritchard, Shirley Cartright, JoAnn Moorhead, Martha Gentry, Marlin Decker, Pat Ketzman, Suzie Ferris, Judy Larsen, Sally Cook, Kathern Haggerty, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy McLaughlin, Sharon Britton, Helen Johnson, Sharon O'Melia, Nancy Wood, Sunya Plattner, Head Majorette EDITH LARSEN KAREN BALLARD BOTTOM ROW: Beth Nickelson, Sharon Britton, Karen Ballard, Barbara DeLude, Dorothy McLaughlin, Gay Kaufman, SECOND ROW: Johanna Thompson, Annalee Montano, Marilyn Happgodd, Peggy Hunt, Joyce Sullivan, Donna Culbertson, Wanda Meeks, Leta Mortenson, Roberta Vogel, Pauline Trujillo, Ernestine Martinez, Ida Arellano, Donna Thompson, TOP ROW: Betty Hutt, Karen O'Brian, Ramona Hodo, Pat Hart, Marcie Huggins, Sara Kngram, Sandy Woodhead, Patsy Nickle, Kay Zink, Kay Lyons, Grace Pallesen, Emily Casto, Velma Morrow, Delores Adams, Gloria Martinez, TOP ROW: Carl Nelson, Bob Salinas, John Collier, Wesley Stamp, Clyde Eaton, Eugene Lasco, Darold Knapp, Jim Henneck, THIRD ROW: Walter Fox, Phillip Perry, Joe Swartz, Henry Cox, Tom Brown, Larry McAllister, SECOND ROW: Jerry Hunt, Gene Webb, Bob Trew, Larry Slater, Bob Lake, Bob Bentsen, Jerry Webb, Elvin Moyer, FIRST ROW: Albert Sanchez, Tony Alle, Tony Campman, Bob Salisbury, Bill Fate, Devon Wilson, Mr, Connor, ay : wy Ry, - he TOP ROW: Beth Tully, Geri Woodward, Elaine Johnson, Petie Larsen, Sunya Plattner, Bev Z '¢ Eaton, Kay Zinc, Janet Arnold, Pam McKelvy, MIDDLE ROW: Linda Larson, Joen ; ox Williams, Peggy Karstoff, Pat Irvin, Charlene Lentz, Susan Kinnaman, Joanne Ainsworth, Regina Cleary, Pat Sintek, Verna Russell, Miss Hornig, FRONT ROW: Kathy Leney, Judy Eaton, Karen Schoeber, Pat Tewilliger, Barbara Weeks, Sharon Britton, Sandra Lenti, Tudy 4 Williams, Janie Geddes, Vani Todd, oe BACK ROW: Konrad Luken, Larry Bustos, Larry Parks, James Firestone, Don Van Zant, Larry Dawson, Jimmy Walcot, Niel VanZandt, Charles Winter, Harry Achenbach, Fred Taylor, SECOND ROW: Wayne Landerholm, Carl Rasmussen, Jim Hunter, Steven Vanderkooi, Joanne Moorehead, THIRD ROW: John Irving, John Moriarty, Madliene Thomas, Albert Bustos, Judy Pennock, Floyd Jennings, Norma Epperson, Ue BOTTOM ROW: Mona Decker, Helen Willis, Janetha Martin, Darlene Maham, Veronica Daniels, Idonna Hunter, Ernestine Martinez, Mary Paulsen, Joanne Koroulis, Virginia Bustos, Linda Manzaneres, Lois Ray, Betty Hutt, Tudy Williams, Karen Schoeber, Romona Hodo, Mr, Williamson, SECOND ROW; Pam McKelvey, Janet Arnold, Yvonne Koontz, Cherie Anderson, Sue Jacobs, Connie Herther, Janet Bangs, Ann Dana, Beverly Eaton, Gary Epperson, Toni Alle, Russell Hunter, Kimber Johnson, Roland Baldwin, Phillip Sheller, Jim Walcott, Johnnie Willis. THIRD ROW: Karen Bergstrand, Rosemary Putnam, Sandy Wiles, Bonnie Nimmo, Judith Eaton, Jerry Hunt, Larry MacAllister, Ray MacBride, Bill Fate, Nancy Synhorst, Jane Geddes, Olivann Todd, Elaine Johnson, Shirley McCannon, Lorna Lu Latier, Joen Williams, Nancy Hicks, Norma Epperson, Joan Hopkins, FOURTH ROW: Janey Argyle, Sharon Cleary, Verna Russell, Sunya Plattner, Harold Farmer, Joe Schwartz, Tony Campman, Ransom Baker, Robert Cook, Bob Salinas, Clyde Eaton, Wesley Stamp, Charles Winter, Neil Van Zandt, Harvey Hansen, Jim Firestone, Carl Jon Nelson, Pat Coucert Octette LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnnie Willis, Roland Baldwin, Bill Fate, Wesley Stamp, Bob Salinas, Joe Schwartz, Ray MacBride, Neil Van Zandt. Joyce Sullivan, Charlotte Nimmo, Patsy Nickel, Nancy LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Paulsen, Janice Plum, Kay : : i ,. - Zink, Dorothy McLaughlin, Karen Bergstrand, Kay Lyon, 1S = Tet a Wood, es Gils’ “riple “rio BOTTOM ROW: Judy Stilwell, Lucille Vialpando, Marcella Manzaneres, Dolores Medina, Fedencia Cruz, Kathleen Laney, Bernel Baldwin, Everet Grubb, George Wilk, Charlotte Nimmo, Joyce Sullivan, Sara Engram, Sandy Lehti, Sharon O'Melia, Marion Kolsen, SECOND ROW: Beverly Daniels, Kay Zink, Carol Tucker, Kathleen Sloss, Dorothy McLaughlin, Bonnie Walton, Nancy Wood, Darla Ogg, Kay Lyon, Judy Larsen, Steven Vanderkooi, Jack Wilk, Mildred Johnson, Johanna Thompson, Joanne Moorhead, Sharon Padget, Gloria Peterson, THIRD ROW: Grace Pallasen, Janet Cartmill, Kay Schufelt, Rosetta Coulbert, Lorraine Lyon, Julene Russell, Janice Plum, Judy Caldwell, Dick Cruser, Dick Riddle, Stanley Rothenbuger, Joyce Hopkins, Patsy Nickel, Jeanette Burke, Roberta Caufman, Helen Johnson, Patsy Tewilleger, Sandra Woodhead, Alice Pate, FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Bonnett, Eva Grubb, Susan Paulsen, Kathyrn Haggerty, Karen Prosen, Susie Ferris, Judy Cooper, Alvin Mayer, Jack Peeler, Gorden Prickett, Leonard Eversole, Gary Spanogel, Clinton Peterson, John Johansen, Jim Evans, Patsy Irvin, Mary Eley, Shirley Cartright,Judy Reinholtz, Sharon Britton, Mary Lyon, Chor LEFT TO RIGHT: Cherie Andersen, Rosemary Putnam, Janet Arnold, Judy Eaton, Sharon Cleary, Verna Russell, Bonnie Kay Nimmo, Yvonne Koontz, Jeanetha Martin, PAM McKELVEY @ i c YVONNE KOONTZ BOB GRIEVE HAROLD MARTIN JOANNE AINSWORTH President Vice President Secretary -Treasurer Representative KAREN SCHOBER CHARLES SEAVERSON Yuucor ( — n if LaVADA SCHLUTER KENNY SCHULTZ KAREE SHURIGAR LARRY SHRINER MARY SISNEROS HARRELL SMITH WESLEY STAMP JANE STATON SARA HARRUFF COLBY JOHNSON ‘ ' RUSSELL HUNTER BRYON HUTT PAT HATLEY Arte” % LINDA MANZANARES HELEN JOHNSON SHARON JENKINS PATSY IRVIN S Waa ew FRED JAURE EDNA JAURE PEGGY KARSTOFT @ ™ me | GAY KAUFMAN SUSAN KINNAMAN WAYNE McLAUGHLIN DIXIE HANNA JOHN MORIARTY BOB SALINIS JANETHA MARTIN LORRAINE SMITH VERNA RUSSELL CHARLENE LENTZ ELOY LUJAN FLOYD JENNINGS ELEAROR LASCANO DENNIS MERRILL MARILYN KORTUM TOMMY LEW eo a SALLY STEVENS NANCY SYNHORST MADELYN THOMAS FRED TAYLOR ELIZABETH TULLY DONNA THOMSEN DON VAN ZANT SANDRA WILES BOB TREW OLIVANN TODD GENE WEBB LOLYTA WILLIAMS CHARLES WINTER GERALDINE WOODWARD a fh 1 - ROBERT CAPLE x JANE COLLIER JUDY CALDWELL SHARON CLEARY HENRY CASE MARY DE HERRERA JUDY COOPER | CLYDE EATON CARYL DAVIS SHARON DOTY MONA DECKER DEWEY DROLLINGER JUDITH EATON JANE GEDDES MARY ELEY WALTER FOX TONY GODDARD DUANE RODABAUGH MARY KAY LUJAN EVERETT � . GRUBB NORMA EPPERSON CARL GOLDEN EVA GRUBB JIM EVANS CHARLES RODABAUGH MARY FREEMAN EDITH LARSEN GAYLAN ADAMS ROBERT BAKER ROBERT BROWN CHERIE ANDERSON ROLAND BALDWIN TERRY BROWN ANNABELLE ARELLANO JANET ARNOLD JACK BRIGGS VIRGINIA BUSTOS MARY CAROLINE BROOKSHIRE SHARON BUCKMAN JERRY BUTLER JOE MORRIS LETA MORTENSON ELVIN MOYER CAROL MULLEN PAT MURRAY CARL JON NELSON BONNIE KAY NIMMO ELUINA PACHECO | “J : Xn PAUL OBERHOLT ZER SUYNA PLATTNER ROSEMARY JAY. PUTNAM RHOADARMER GORDON PRICKETT KAREN PROSEN Mine | BOTTOM ROW: Karen Bergstrand, Dorothy McLaughlin, Sandra Wiles, Janetha Martin, Sara Ingram, Charlotte Nimmo, Kay Zink, Patsy Nickel, Grace Pallesen, Kay Lyon, Sharon Britton, Peggy Hunt, Joyce Sullivan, Mr. Meyer. SECOND ROW: Floyd Jennings, Idonna 2 Hunter, Olivann Todd, Jane Collier, Jeanette Burke, Alice Pate, Neil Van Zandt. Burt “ herpans Kinniburgh, THIRD ROW: Nancy Wood, Regina Cleary, Carol Kemtz, Norma Epperson, Joanne Moorhead, Judith Eaton, Judy Caldwell, Linda Larson, Karen Prosen, Judy Larsen, Don Van Zandt, Larry Hatch, Lorna Latier, Elaine Johnson, Patty Ketzman. FOURTH ROW: ay Terry Brown, Joe Schwartz, Gene Webb, Bob Bensen, Kartherine Haggerty, Carl Rassmusson, al i Gary Spanogle, Tom Grieve, Dick Griffen, Don Hall, Joanne Ainsworth, Sandra Glenn, Bill : TERRY Fate, Dewey Drollinger, ae BROWN Paper Staff BOTTOM ROW: Ida Arellano, Joanne Ainsworth, Geraldine Lemoine, SECOND ROW: : Emestine Martinez, Helen Jose, Rosemary Putnam, Robert Loseman, THIRD ROW: Patsy % = 4 PAT Tewillegar, Doris Sims, Joanne Moorhead, James Hunter, John Moriarity, Terry Brown, Mr, Levang, Judy Caldwell, Linda Larson, Pat Hatley, SAE Congrsivlanens WYOMING AUTOMOTIVE ee this Me g wt WesY wife HSER RRKES : “wes, HOVI BE . Dye OLY FS ) LEFT TO RIGHT: Cleta East, Maurice Medina, Judy Caldwell, Ann Dana, Helen Willis, (top) Tony Campman, Burt Kinniburgh, Linda Larson, Tour pbuuaal Staff wor. | Editor ADVERTISING STAFF: Elaine Johnson, Carl Rasmussen, Lorna Lu Latier, BURT KINNI- BURGH, Layout Manager LORNA LU LATIER, Business Manager LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam McKelvey, Arlene Foster, Elaine Johnson, John Collier, Lorna Latier, Joen Williams, Tony Campman, Bobby Salisbury, Dixie Goodrich, Ransom Baker, and Bill Fate. Seutor Play THE CURIOUS SAVAGE, presented by eleven seniors and directed by Mr. Donald Blakeslee, depicted in play form the nature of some pious, grasping, fellow humans, Dixie Goodrich, as Mrs. Savage, portrayed in charming fashion the multi-millionaire widow who was committed to a '''rest'' home by her children who hoped to acquire her fortune. Her three greedy children were most convincingly enacted by Ransom Baker, the grasping Senator Titus; Tony Campman, Samuel the Judge; and Arlene, the daughter. Pam McKelvey played 'Fairy May and convinced. everyone of their balminess and drew many laughs while doing so. Elaine Johnson, as Mrs. Paddy who never talked and who didn't like electricity, was also convincingly portrayed, Lorna Latier, as Florence Williams, portrayed a mother who had lost her son but found him after all, Bob Salisbury, as Hannibal, tried in vain to play the violin, Bill Fate played Jeffery who suffered because of a war accident and kept the plot in a precarious position, but added many laughs. John Collier as Dr. Emmett and Joen Williams as his assistant helped these inmates to recover. 49 Wyemtug “Track OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL ENDING AGAIN! The Outlaws repeated their ' district and state championships. a : Records were broken in both meets, To uy aay , wd start Elvin Mayer set a new record in - NF the hurdles in both the District and the 2 State. Carl Nelson set a new record in the half mile at the state meet. Next Clyde Eaton broke the discus record in the district meet. Tom Brown seta new state record in the mile. Tony ™ Campman set a new record in the high hurdles at the District. The team only lost two meets for the entire year. At the first of the : =_ — Elvin Mayer bounding over the bar of the high jump, STANDING: Albert Sanchez, DeVon Wilson, Gaylen Adams, Harold Martin, Wayne Landerholm, Mike O'Melia, Bob Salinas, John Moyer, Len Oberholt, Jerry Hunt, Coach Gaskell, Jim Hunter, Phil Sheller, C. J. Nelson, Jerry Webb, Larry Slater, Gene Webb, Tony Campman, Terry Hunter, 50 State Gene Webb getting | the baton from Larry Slater, season the Outlaws took second at the Casper Invitational. This was better thanthe Outlaws have done for awhile at this meet. Next they went to Laramie and beat a strong team by a few points. The next meet was the relays at Rock Springs. The Outlaws were edged out, due to a few goofs. The week after the team attended another meet at Rock Springs and this time showed their strength by winning the first place. After this meet, the District Track Meet was held in Rawlins. Wewon. The last Saturday in May the state meet was held in Gillette. We won. Clyde Eaton watch - ing the discus soar to a new record, Tom Brown the wind barrier for a new mile record, STANDING: Russel Hunter, Larry McAllister, John Ervin, SITTING: Tom Brown, Elvin Mayer, Coach Conner. ca i i re Rte ad tua, . Ny q s 3 NS CA ee ee ee FAIRY GARDEN was the theme for the banquet and prom, the climaxing event of the high school social year. This affair is given every year by the mem- bers of the Junior Class in honor of the Seniors. Special guests included high school faculty members and their husbands or wives and school board members and their husbands or wives. BANQUET: The banquet tables were centered with arrangements of mushrooms topped with grasshoppers with flowers and boy and girl fairies and various insects beneath the mushrooms. The maincenterpiece was an appleblossom branch covered with fairies and flowers. The place cards featured miniature boy and girl fairies and the nutcups were of rosebuds, Red napkins engraved with RHS Fr. and Sr. Prom in gold completed the table decorations. PROM: The prom at the high school gymnasium followed the banquet and further carried out the theme, ''Fairy Garden. ' Centering the decorations for the prom was the throne placed under a abe mushroom. The walls held crepe paper streamers of shaded greens dotted with fuchsiaat vantage points with the ceiling strung with alternating shades of light and dark green and light and dark blue. A fuchsia spider webcentered by a huge black spider with lighting to give various color effects was placed behind the bandstand. Another spider web and large flies completed the prom decorations. CORONATION: Highlighting the evening's entertainment was the crowning of the King and Queen of the evening--Patty Hatley and Carl Jon Nelson. Yuntor- Seater Prom The melting of the winter snows, the new green shoots of grass, the budding trees, the blooming flowers, and the first robin signify Spring. During this season Rawlins High School suddenly comes alive with activity. Spring fever seems to take hold of us and we find it harder and harder to study as the season progresses. The harsh wind, unexpected snows, an occasional rain, and a few days of sunshine describe March, April, and May. Memories of happy high school days flash through our minds as we seniors anxiously await graduation night. The freshmen have become a part of high school now. Their first year was a memorable one, The sophomores look ahead with anxiety because they will be next years upperclassmen, The juniors are busily engaged in planning their Junior-Senior Prom--- Fairy Garden, Basketball tournament in Green River is all over, and track takes its place under the sport spotlight. The election of Terry Brown as Student Body President and Bob Grieve as Student Body Vice President helped to draw the 1955-56 school year to a conclusion, REGINA CLEARY Tri-T 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus I; Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Thespians 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' State 3; G. A.A. 1; Secretary - Treasurer 3, JOHNNIE COLLIER TONY CAMPMAN Football 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3, 4; R-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; All Debate 3,4; Jr. Conference, All State Class Play; Football 4; Class Officer Annual Staff, 2; R-Club President 4; Student Council 2, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; ' a National Honor Society WENDELL COLLIER ’ 2 3+4e ROBERT COOK Paper Staff 3; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4, RITA CALLELY CATHERINE BRUBAKER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Aolean Benes ls2s57 Choir 1; Concert Choir Chorus I, 2, 1; Pep Club 2, DON HALL Football I; Class Officer-1)2, 3° Jr. Play 3; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Student Body President; Concert Choir 1; Chorus I, MIKE HAGGERTY Spanish Club I,2, ELAINE JOHNSON JreePlayoGoA. Avelyanss 4; Pep Club’2; 3; 4; Tri-T 4; Thespians 4; Secretary 4; Concert Choir I, 2,3, 4; Veep 4; Aeolian Choir I, 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. pag JOANNE HOBLIT BURT KINNIBURGH Concert Choir I, 2; Mixed Chorus I; Thespians 4; Annual Staff 4; Debate 1, 2; Paper Staff 12,3; Jr. Class Play, JIM HUNTER Transfer from Lusk, Wyoming; Paper Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Band I,2,3,4; Boys’ State; Chorus I, 2; Football 1; Student Council; Band Veep 4. LINDA LARSON Transfer from Lamar, Colorado 4; Band I, 2; Science Club I, 2; Drama Club I, 2; Pep Glubit72, 4.4 av een 4; Debate 3; Thespians . 4; Tri-T 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Student Council 4; Concert Choir 3. IDONNA HUNTER Thespians I, 2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,3, 4: Jr. Play 3; Spanish Club Ti 2sGaAs Asus Concert Choir I, 4; Aolean Choir I; Mixed Chorus I, 2, : : P i i ne f BOB SALISBURY Stamp Club President 4; R Club Veep 2, 3,4; Football 2,3; Track 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play 3. KAY SHUFELDT Pep Chibi) 253,45 Gals. 1325354: rs le Ase4; band leciude BOB SCHAAP KAREN SMITH Transfer from Benton City, Washington; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; President; Choir 1,2; Paper Staff 2; Student Council 2, O° B) JUDY PENNOCK Band I,2,3,4; Chorus I,2; Cheerleader I; Class Officer I, 2; KIMBER JOHNSON Transferred from Spring - field, Oregon; Boy's Glee; Hi-Y; Concert Choir, HELEN WILLIS Band I,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; PF. f. A.4: Pep.club Dance Band 4; G.A.A. 4. DORIS SIMS Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Concert Choir 1, 2,3; Band 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. 2, 3,4; Student Coun - cil 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 1. JOE ALBERT SANCHEZ Spanish Club 2,3, 4; Veep N.H.A. 3,4; Football 2; Manager Football, BB, Track 3,4; R Club 3,4; Student Council 4, TOM WALTON LOUISE VALDEZ Band I,2, Football Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A.3; 12. Paper Staff 3; Junior Play 3. CARL RASSMUSSON Band I,2,3,4; Boy's State, Annual Staff 4. ROSALIE TREJO GIAtA. 1,2,3,4)260sGlUD I,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus I; Concert Choir 4; Queen Attendant I, JOEN WILLIAMS Student I, 4; Secretary 4; Class Vice President 3; Tri-T 1,2,3,4; President 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Prom Queen 3; Junior Play, = + x : ret F i ; MYRNA WOODWARD Queen Attendant 3, é EMILIO VIALPANDO NEIL VAN ZANDT Chorus I,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Annual Staff 4; Dance Band 4; Jr. Class Play 3, PENNY KAUFMAN Band 1, 2,3. CAROLYN TAYLOR Pep. Glub'2,3: GoA, Asal, 2, 3: Representative I; Band I, 2,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Head, Basketball 1; Class Officer I; Student Council I; Track | | RICHARD HICKS | | | SHIRLEY KNAPP ERNESTINE MARTINEZ Gove enls 255,74; Pep Club, 2, 3,4: Concert Choir 1, 2,4; Outlaw Corral Staff 4; Future Nurses 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club, JIMMY GREER HARVEY HANSEN Concert Choir JIM HENNEK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; R Club 1,2,3; Track tee. few : RICHARD GRIFFIN DALLAS FOSTER | Thespians I, 3, 4; Chorus I; Football 1; Annual Staff 4, 59 LORNA LATIER Future Nurses 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Band I,2,3,4; Thespians 16254334;.rep Glub 2, 3,4; President 4; G, AJA. 1, 2,53,4; Debate 3,4; Jr. Class Play, Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Tri-T 2,3; Flute Quartet 2, 3, “4 f LARRY HATCH Class Officer 1, 2,4; Student Body President 4; Vice President Student Council I, 2, 3,4; Thespians 1,2, 3,4; President 3; Con- cert Choir I, 2; Junior Class Play; National ' Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, LOIS McCAIN GALA. 11, 2, 47600 Club 4, MAURICE MEDINA Student Council 3; Class Officer 3,4; Track 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4, DIXIE GOODRICH Transferred from Moses Lake, Washington; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Paper 60 staff 2,4; Feature Editor 4, NORMA JONES Transferred from Fairbury, Nebraska 4; Outlaw Corral Staff 3; Student Council 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2; Chorus I, 2; Class Officer 1; Speech Club Treasurer 3; Honor Society 2,3; Debate 2,3; Jr. Class Play; Drama Club 2; Journalism Honor Society. JOHN HUTCHISON Transferred from Douglas, Wyoming 3; Thespians 4; Foot- ball 1,2; Basketball I; Track I, EUGENE LASCO Football I, 2; R-Club I; Boys State, DAROLD KNAPP PAM McKELVEY R-Club 3,4; Spanish Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A Club 2,3; Chorus 2, I,2,3; Tri-T 3,4;Concert 3; Football 1,3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; President Basketball 1,2, 3,4; 4; Band 1,2; Annual Staff Track I,2; Annual 3; Student Council 4; Queen Staff 4. Attendant 4; Secretary Treasurer of Concert Choir 3, GEORGE McGREGOR HELEN JOSE Pep Club 1,2,3; GA, A, 1, 2,3; Paper Staff 4; Flag Twirler 3; Chorus 1,2. BETTY BOURKE GLA. As 1; Pep Club 1,2. Band 1,2; Flag Twirling 3. GARY GILBERT ROBERT LOSEMAN Transferred from Ellsworth, Kansas 4; Football; F.F. A; Basketball; Paper Staff 4. ee ROBERT LAKE Concert Choir 1, 2; R-Club 4; Football 3, A; Track 2, ANN DANA G.A.A, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper 2, HENRY COX BILL FATE Football 1,4; Manager Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Class 2; Basketball Manager Officer 1,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; 2; Track 1,2,4; Out- President 3; Concert Choir 1,2, law Corral 2,3; Con- 3,4; Junior Class Play; Football cert Choir 2; Boys 1,2,3,4; Track I,2,3,4; R Club Glee Club 2; R Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus 2,34; F.T.A. 4. I; Boy's State Alternate; Brass BURT DeLAMBERT Sextette; Cornet Quartet; Cornet Trio; Boy's Octette; Annual Staff; All-State Chorus, k= ed ‘ener i CLETA EAST PHIL ESPY BARBARA DeLUDE ARLENE FOSTER Mixed Chorus I; Annual Staff 4, Pop. Clubily23Gon, Aesina 73, Mixed Chorus I; G.A.A. 3,4, 2; 4; Student Council 4, Debate 3,4; G.A.A, Future Nurses 2,3, 4; 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Debate 3,4; Future 3,4; Band 3,4, Nurses, President 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4, TONY ALLE Football I, 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; R-Club 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Flag Bearer 3, 4, IDA ARELLANO GrAsAs its 2,3,4;,Fep Club 2, 3,4; Concert Choir 1,2; Girls Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 1, 2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Student Council 4, KAREN BALLARD Pep Glubi23:G.A. Ast, 2,3,4; President 4; Mixed Chorus I. BOB BENTSEN Spanish Club 2,3; President 3; Thespians 3,4; Treasurer 4; R-Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Basketball 3,4; Junior Varsity I,2; Student Council 2,3; Junior Play, TOM BROWN Transferred from Wheatland, Wyoming; Football I, 2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4. BILL BEARDSLEY Transferred from Abbey School, Canon City, Colorado; Basket- ball 1, 2,3; Football 3; Glee Club 1,2) A-Club 3. BARBARA BELCHER Thespians 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4, PAT SINTEK Thespians I, 2,3; Outlaw Corral 1,3,4; Editor 4; Concert Choir 1; Girls’ Glee Club I, 2; Student Council 4; G.A.A. Junior Play; Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-T 2,3, 4; Girls' State 3. GEORGE MARTINEZ Football I, 2; Jr. Class Play JERRY MAESTAS ALICE LAWSON Transferred from Hanna, Wyoming 3; Chorus I, 2; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club I, 2; F,H.A. 1,2; Debate 3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,4; Paper Staff 1,2, DeLORES LUCERO Pep Club 4; Future Nurses 2, DeVON WILSON Transferred from Hanna, Wyoming 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track I,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Paper Staff 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2; H-Club 1,2; R-Club 4; Mixed Chorus I. SHIRLEY McCANNON Pep Club'3542GeAshemls 2.3: Aolean Choir I; Concert Choir 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, SUE LAMM Transferred from Torrington, Wyoming 4; Pep Club I, 2,3,4; Band I, 2,3; Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; G,A. A. 2,3; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Queen Attendant I; Student Council 2; Prom Queen Attendant 3. MIKE MULLEN Spanish Club 2, nti ta LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Salisbury, Lorna Latier, Pam McKelvey, Joen Williams, Tony Campman, Arlene Foster, Elaine Johnson, Dixie Goodrich , John Collier, Ransom Baker, and Bill Fate, Under the direction of Donald Blakeslee the seniors presented the ''Curious Savage'' on April 5 and 6. The plot of the play was quite humorous! At the home of the ''Cloisters lived a family named Savage. Although the members of this family were not considered lunatics,'' they were not considered normal either. | Dixie Goodrich played Mrs. Savage. Her ambitious family of three included: | Ransom Baker, Titus; Tony Campman, Samuel; and Arlene Foster, Lillybelle. | A part of the insane outside world included: Fairy May, Pam McKelvey; Hannibal, Bob Salisbury; Florence, Lorna Latier; and Jeffrey, Bill Fate. John Collier portrayed Dr. Emmet, and Joen Williams his assistant. Elaine Johnson played Mrs. Paddy, the lady who insists that it should be lights off'' during Lent. As the plot began to unfold curious things began to happen. The situation became hilarious when you contrasted Mrs. Savage and her family with the so-called insane outside world.'' The rest of the senior class took over the working end of the play. Various committees, were appointed to carry out the plans. The play was a success, and it was enjoyed by everyone! 65 A Eighty-six students received diplomas at the commencement.exercises held in the high school auditorium at 8:00 p.m. on May 23. The ceremony began with the ''Pomp and Circumstance proces- sional down the aisle onto the stage. Father John Meyer gave the Invocation. Principal Roland Rothenberger presented the scholarships to the students of high scholastic standing, after which Maurice Medina gave the Salutatory address. The guest speaker, P. J. Lynch, vice-president of the Union Pacific Railroad, then addressed the graduates and the audience, Linda Larson then proceeded with the Valedictory address. Grad uating r res fo, The boys' octette sang two selections-- Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes and Drill Vewlanriers,. rill Mr. Wwenneth By Lunney, assistant superintendent, presented the senior class of 1956, as Louis R. Felter, president of the school board, presented the diplomas. Commencement ended with the Recessional. “hte, We Kemember As we look back across the years--the years we have loved so much, we are remembering all the wonderful times together, It is fun to let our thoughts go back.....a million memories ago, Our memories start one bright September morning four years ago, The school bell of Rawlins High School rang and another school year was underway. Starting that day was a group of students, fresh, young, and bright, known as the Class of '56, We learned a lot that first year, not all of it in the classroom! Under our capable officers Larry Hatch, President; Richard Hicks, Secretary; Bill Fate, Vice President; and Don Hall, Treasurer; we had our first party, the Sophomore Return, The theme was Sherwood Forest. During the Outlaw Day festivities we won second place on our float, Another September, and the Class of '56 became those know it all veterans, the sophomores, We were led by Tony Campman, President; Larry Hatch, Vice President; LaVerna Clemmens, Secretary; Eddie Nealon, Treasurer; and Don Hall, Representative to student council. The Freshman Reception was our social event for the year, For this special occasion we chose the theme Winter Wonderland, Another honor was directed our way when we won third place on our Outlaw Day float, The next year was our big one! We were Juniors, and we didn't care who knew it. We started the year off right by electing Myrna Sjogren as President, Joen Williams as Vice President, Regina Cleary as Secretary -Treasurer, and Maurice Medina as Representative. Under the direction of Donna Lowe we presented our Junior Play, Desperate Ambrose, acclaimed as a hit by all members of the two capacity crowds, To add to our honors Regina Cleary, Pat Sintek, Linda Larson, and Janice Gill were chosen to attend Wonderful Wyoming Girls' State, Jim Hunter, Don Mortensen, Maurice Medina, Eugene Lasco, and Carl Rassmusson were chosen to attend Boys' State. A special note of interest--our junior class wrote the present school song, “Stand Up And Cheer For Old Rawlins High, An impressive candlelight service was the scene of the installation of Tony Campman, Janice Gill, Larry Hatch, Joen Williams, Maurice Medina, and Albert w Sanchez, into the National Honor Society. With the coming of Spring we elected Don Hall as our student body president, This was it; the social highlight of all time,....our Junior-Senior Prom! All agreed that the theme Castle In The Moonlight was perfect, Darold Knapp and Joen Williams were elected as Prom King and Queen, And on this happy note our third year ended, At last we took our place as those aristocrats of RHS--the mighty seniors, To lead us through our year of triumph we elected Larry Hatch as President, Albert Sanchez as Vice President, Maurice Medina as Secretary -Treasurer, and Bill Fate as Representative. The class received its share of honors, Linda Larson was elected Outlaw Day Homecoming Queen, and Pam McKelvey was chosen as attendant, Doris Simms, Linda Larson, Pam McKelvey, Arlene Foster, Regina Cleary, Burt Kinniburgh, Carl Rassmusson, Sue Lamm, Lorna Latier, and Bill Fate were taken into National Honor Society, Pat Sintek was chosen editor of the Outlaw Corral and Linda Larson editor of the Roundup, At our annual awards assembly Joen Williams received the Citizenship Award and the Homemaker's Award, Tony Campman received the George Eliopulos Award, Bill Fate was chosen as the most outstanding senior boy, Lorna Latier received the John Phillip Sousa band award, Helen Willis was chosen as the most outstanding vocal student, Arlene Foster was announced winner of the Voice of Democracy contest. Regina Cleary was awarded the best commercial student, Maurice Medina received the Bausch and Lomb science award as the most outstanding senior science student. Linda Larson was the graduating class valedictorian and Maurice Medina, Salutatorian, Also at the top of the graduating class were Sue Lamm, Regina Cleary, Joen Williams, Norma Jones, Shirley Knapp, Larry Hatch, and TonyCampman, Our senior play, “The Curious Savage,” under the direction of Donald Blakeslee, was undoubtedly the “Greatest Show on Earth, Our Senior Ball was also a huge success! As the year drew to its finale, we became busier and busier, Senior week began on May 16, and we all enjoyed a vacation before graduation, Then commencement was over -- it was time to leave, With a lump in our throat and a diploma in our hand, we said Good-bye to dear, old RHS, Class Colors: Red and Silver Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Motto: A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins, Class Sponsor: Paul Berteloot Linda Larson FLAG TWIRLERS: Norma Epperson, Mona Decker, Tudy Williams. FLAG BEARERS; Tony Alle, Albert Sanchez, HEAD MAJORETTE: Petie Larsen DRUM MAJOR: Carl Rasmussen MAJORETTES: Helen Johnson, Sharon O'Melia, Nancy Wood, Sharon Britton, Dorothy McLaughlin, Sonja Plattner, Pleate support” Se folloucug merchaute aL they have aduertised tn your annual. SPONSOR Dr. E. W. McNamara M.D. Purple Sage Dr. Aylsworth Gordon Larson Walter J. Moriarty Mr. Mrs. H. E. Latier Joe Huner Mr. Mrs. Cleo East BOOSTER Bucking Horse Motel King's Dress Shop Mabel's Cafe Model Cleaners Dunn's Stockman's Supply West Way Standard Service Wyoming Wholesale Dist. Master Cleaners Marinello Beauty Shop Sunnyside Grocery Ferris Hotel Rawlins Shoe Shop Superior Tailors Baertsch's Clarence Johnson THE BOOTERY HOME OF THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE CREATIONS IN FOOT- WEAR WISHES THE CLASS OF 1956 ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD | Karen Prosen should have gotten her shoes aoe AND my KARL S THE MEN'S STORE IN RAWLINS WANTS TO ADD ITS CONGRATULATIONS AND Bill Vasey and Clyde Eaton looking real cool, late Wiilielelidye) (NORA Ares THE CLASS OF 1956 JANEY YELLS FOR IT WENDELL SCREAMS tO Rete Jane Collier giving ‘em the word, WHAT ARE THEY YELLING FOR? G. Martinez, R. Cook, W, Collier and P, Espy stopping for a milk break, CARBON COUNTY CREAMERY WANTS TO WISH THE CLASS OF '56 “GOOD LUCK” | 122 E, CEDER PHONE 39-W agratulations to | School of hard knocks, Dixie H.,Oliveann T. and Janey G, living it up, Pat Hatley and Janet Arnold | Petie and Bill Hudson putting d heads together, BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS Kawltth Reta Cul MORGAN — LYON’S PHARMACY == | Conoco SERVICE WISHES THIS YEARS CLASS ALL THE SUCCESS IN THE WORLD PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDE D JIM HENNEK TELLING PAM McKELVEY ABOUT OUR 416 W. CEDAR Isyely (els PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE DOGGONE IT! THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF OF '56! eS tp a b. ug ws a @ | Don't be sad Sharon, you'll be a Senior someday. PHONE 125 DALEY BUILDING Leouts, Larwen Sheep Company Misty ANG) ies, CLASS OF 56! WAY OUT IN WYOMING WHERE THE WOOL GROWS Linda Larsen and Phil Espy in their younger daze. FINE BES wishbs 1.© THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 Sandy Lehti and Rosemary Mudd -two crazy gas users, THE NORTHERN GAS CO. USE NATURAL GAS THE WILLOW INN | ‘REAL CHINESE FOOD ‘BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM AMPLE PARKING The Campfire Girls trying our food, WISHES THE BEST TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF “56” GOOD LUCK” TO THE CLASS OF 1956 J J BODY SHOP AUTO REFINISHING WITH INFRA-RED OVEN H. LARSEN ING. DEALERS IN LUMBER and HARDWARE SINCE 1889 BEST WISHES TO '56 GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 FROM THE HOUSE OF FINE FOOD VENICE CAFE a7 Tony Campman goes west, CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Norma Epperson and Pat Hatley discussing the Merits of Saving. THE RAWLINS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL SYSTEM MEMBER F.D.1.C. Kaulias eh Shectuce Co. d Larry Hatch HOME OF HOTPOINT illiams an Joen W1 best. icity is agree that electricity CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 OUR SINCERE WISH FOR EVERY SUCCESS BETTY PHILS BEAUTY SHOP 708 7th St Phone 1236 ener SS SSS sss BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE COME IN FOR SOME HOT CHILI CHILE PARLOR 111 4th STREET PHONE 1131-J Gounteeh Dners Shor THE FIRST IN FASHIONS IN RAWLINS WISH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING NICE TO The Cars of 1956 SIS WwW. OEDAR PHONE 236 MEN OF DISTINCTION CHOOSE THE NEWSPAPER OF DISTINCTION BEST OF LUCK TOsLHE GLASS OF 1956 Geri Woodward's fashion pose, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Berteloot and Mr, King contemplating the latest news. RAWLIN’S DAILY TIMES GOOD LUCK EVERYONE IS GETTING Seales ROMA DY acts LEQN'S TEXACO LOR tr i CLASS OF '56! LOLG Oe ® ADAMS RESTAURANT BEST WISHES TO SEE US FOR THE BEST IN SERVICE 421 E, CEDAR 450-W Editor Larson, Joen Williams, Pam McKelvey and D.J,. Hall getting ready to see the new Mercurys, THE CLASS OF '56! M M FEED CO. THREE TO ONE FOR MERCURY GOOD LUCK FROM Supertor Motors 1406 W, SPRUCE HOME OF RANCHWAY FEED E, CEDAR PH, 255 SRI KehaU THE BAND FORSLHE GLASS OF 56 HARRIS JEWELRY PETTUS IDEAL BAKERY WANTS TO WE PRESCRIBE YEARS OF SUCCESS BOs raG VAS5.OF WRG! WISH THE CLASS ORS Gili lesb ks i Wye mug Drug OF EVERYTHING DON! Te) USI=oAY BREAD SAY IDEAL obo W. CEDAR 401 W, CEDAR WALTER'S BAKERY HOME OF FINE BAKED PRODUCTS SAYS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 PHONE 202 509 W. BUFFALO LARRY SHRINER? DRIVE SAFELY - THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN, RASMUSSON SHRINER MORTUARY NIGHT AND DAY AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 415 Kendle Drag Store PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST ee FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sandy, Petie, Nancy, Pat and Olivann, Norma, MibEERSbe Prise Janie, Gery and Janey dreaming of the good : : times at Rendles. FOR A SOOTHING NIGHT'S REST STAY AT THE FINEST IN THE WEST RAWLIN’S MOTEL SAYS: CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '56 905 W. SPRUCE PH, 1005 iets 1.0.0.F. Give a cheer Ray, e. | } { ) i | | 1H) j THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 | i RAWLINS DRUG WE AIM TO PLEASE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR SUNDRY NEEDS Cougratulations, Seacors OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 FROM YOUR JEWELERS LARAIVS JEWELRY COMPANY HOUSE OF FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE THE RAWLINS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN WANTS TO WISH THE CLASS OF 1956 THE BEST OF LUCK, KEEP YOuURGSIGH TS ONSY.OUR GOAL IN LIFE, A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WILL HELP YOU ATSEAINSY OURSGOAL: C, J. Dunks one for 2 points, Phone 30 415 W,. CEDAR ST, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF °56 SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR | FLORAL AND GIFT NEEDS. COME IN ANY TIME AND BROWSE AROUND. THE RAWLINS FLORAL GIFT SHOP PHONE 1302 SLONOR TH 5TH TeWAY DRUG OPEN 8AM TO 10PM DAILY SUNDAY GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 156 | Cameras Film Ice Cream Toys Magazines Name Line Cosmetics Slaw ohPmuCE ON U.S. 30 DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 144-J MAYSYOUR FF ULURE BE ROSEY AND BRIGHT Kawllis Fe NANCE 118 5th St. PHON PaGiy, LOANS OF ALL KINDS PERSONALIZED SERVICE LOW INTEREST RATES our® | Bec ee aaa s. with WwSay te | FLOWERS WIRED NATION-WIDE FUNERAL DESIGNING HOME GROWN - POTTED PLANTS CORSAGES GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 310 MAHONEY | ow Salisbury and Alice Lawson agree, eee THE JADE LODGE IS THE BEST MOTEL IN THESE HERE PARTS, YOU'LL BE FOR 1 ed) Cake GREAT EST CENTER COMFORT MARSH! FevAl ATTRACTION | WITH GLASSES from DR. SIVULA Mea ns Do Your Soles MORE Need Mending? FOR LESS MONEY M M FEED CO. FROLINGS BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF “DH” WHEN A FRIEND IN NEEDIS A FRIEND INDEED SHORTY 'S GARAGE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 443 DAY 706-R NIGHTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955-1956 After days and weeks of winter, With snow, an d wind, and cold, Came a beautiful day of sunshine To gladden the hearts of young and old. A day like this helps us endure The days when the going is rough: It was really a picnic as you observe All the studying was just a bluff! Ready-to-wear for Men-Women-Children PANNE NS RAWLINS FRIENDLY STORE KASPER’S CONOCO WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THEsGLASS OF 156! 5th SPRUCE ON U.S. 30 Chclé Paler IS THE PLACE TO GO FOR DELICIOUS SPANISH FOODS Stop In Today... 111 4th St. JANE GEDDES, Marshall Queen Junior Princess ” nn © i [=| om il fal =) ° _ [=] o ip) ’ Be et oo io LZ SPY fos 0 NORMA EPPERSON, KAREN BALLARD, LORNA LATIER, HELEN WILLIS, JOBS DAUGHTERS Lariat Sewe Cé CONGRATULATIONS BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF kk i COME IN AND SEE US CLASS OF 1956 SEE US FOR ALL YOUR AUTO NEEDS AND GAS | | LAMBERTSON TEXACO SERVICE AT 402 EAST CEDAR ON U.S. 30 121 W, CEDAR PHONE 444 Best of everything to the whole gang at Rawlins High School. May all your dreams come true, LEROY OIL COMPANY EAST OF RAWLINS @ONSUsSsa.0 PHONE 1377-J Meyer Studio It has been a real pleasure working with this years graduates like to take this opportunity to wish each and every member of this year's graduating class every success in all of their undertakings. « PORTRAIT PHOTOS . WEDDINGS .. PHOTOS HOR ALE OGGASIONSs - SNAPSHOTS DEV ELOPEDs, in helping them plan and carry out this annual. We would PHONE 114 217 4th STREET | My olahsn f MST NAILS Smile Pretty Judy Mrs. Wilk Enjoys Her Work oe ce AY RCER f, ge % might gt As : ead PMT Bares a fy Bei SPRING, FALL OR WrLNT DE ROG I MOE ier. AMDLES ISvGH EP LAGHs lO SHOR ANY TIME CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THIS YEAR'S GRADUATING CLASS FERGUSON'S DRY GOODS MEATS GROCERIES WISHES ALL THE KINGS AND QUEENS OF THE CLASS OF 1956 ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD PHONE 768 OR 84 419 W, CEDAR C4 ve 4 Gouguet of Hearty Wish 66 Tae Clase From the Kauttis ty % . -Z We're Not Hiding And We're Not Worried In Fact We Are Happy The Liouz Club Bought 1B) a You Scoreboard The Clas. of 1956 en s Ver omen a fen Aeeplonrt