Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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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,

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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,

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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!