Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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BEST DANCER Peggy Hunt and Clint Peterson BEST PERSONALITY Darla Ogg and Joe Sanchez BEST BUILD Dot McLaughlin and Larry McAllister BEST DRESSER Darla Ogg and Bill Brimmer 21 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sharon Britton and Phil Sheller Compliments of PENNEY'S

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The Seniors with the “Mostest.” Best Wishes SINCLAIR HOTEL 20 MOST ATHLETIC Terry Hunter and Beth Nickelsen

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SENIOR FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Seiloff, Roger Ward. SECOND ROW: Richard Martin, Jim Walcott. Nancy Moss, Joe Schwartz, Sharon Britton, Jerry Hunt, Joe Sanchez. THIRD ROW: Karen Bergstrand, Lillian Lucero, Uene Campbell, Janice Johnson, Jack Peeler, Susan Poulsen, Martin Foster, Jeanette Burke, Emily Castro, Dorothy McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Doug Harper, Bob Strand, Lee Ekdahl, Jack Arnold. On April 17 and 18, the R.H.S. auditorium was transformed into Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, around the turn of the century, for the Senior Class Play, Our Town . The play dealt with life in the small New England town; centering around the lives of George Gibbs and Emily Webb, and their families. The first act showed a day in the life of the two families both substantial members of the small community. During the second act the courtship and marriage of George and Emily was covered. While the third act took place immediately following Emily's death. The Senior Class successfully presented this neart-warming play, with the required lack of scenery, to receptive audiences who found themselves using their imaginations, as the author intended. The cast included; Joe Schwartz as the Stage Manager; Jim Walcott as George Gibbs, Jack Peeler and Janice Johnson as his parents; Sharon Britton as Emily Webb, and Martin Foster and Susan Poulsen as her parents. Also Nancy Moss as Rebecca Gibbs, Jerry Hunt as Wally Webb and baseball player, Richard Martin as Howie Newsome, Joe Sanchez as Joe Crowell and Si Crowell, Lee Ekdahl as Professor Willard and Sam Craig, Douglas Harper as Simon Stimpson, Jack Arnold as Constable Warren and the man in the auditorium, Dorothy McLaughlin as the woman in the balcony, Karen Bergstrand as the lady in the box. Bob White as Joe Stoddard, Roger Ward as a baseball player, Earl Seiloff as assistant stage manager, and Lillian Lucero, Emily Casto, llene Campbell as townspeople. Don Blakslee directed the play. Compliments of GAY JOHNSON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 22