Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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Boys’ and Girls’ State Mary Poulsen, Patsy Terwilleger, Sandi Lehti, Carole Jo Helwig, Sharon O’Melia. 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 government. Our representatives to Girls' State and Boys' State this year received several honors, among them was Sandra Lehti's election to the office of United States Senator, and Sharon O'Melia's being elected to represent Wyoming at Girls' Nation. Bob Strand, Bill Latier, Butch Foote.

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HOME SWEET HOMICIDE THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Under the able direction of Miss Betty Sportsman, the junior class presented the play Home Sweet Homicide in November. This play, which was of the comedy-mystery type, afforded amply opportunities for both comic and serious acting. All of the members of the cast are to be commended for their fine performance on the stage. We have some wonderful talent upcoming in R.H.S. The prop and stage crews also did a very able job on this production . Everyone can look forward to some very fine stage productions from this year's junior class thespians. i ) rr FRONT: Tom Teague, Judy Engstrom, Nancyyack, tovau Vanderkooi, Sharon Wilcox, Bill Michie, Ed Walcott, Kay Staton, John McPherson. BACK: Pat Brimmer, Bill Romine, Charlotte Mitchell, Ron Gill, Jim Jordan, Ricky Felter, Judy Shurigar, Ron Slater, Jerri Gattis, Karen Alameda. 22

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ROW ONE: Dick Messinger, Jim Bentsen, Phillip Lovato, Denny Hickman, Dan Moore, Aylmer Reeves. ROW TWO: John Kinniburgn, Leonard Morres, Ed Chipper-field, Don Zink, Joe Arnold, Donald Pixler, Don Britton. ROW THREE: John Norris, Larry Gunderson, Carl Montgomery, Roy West, Gale Kronberger, Kenneth Winter, John Maton. ROW FOUR: Gene Cully, Ted Wolfe. Dick Gillllan, Jim Cully, Kip Emerson, Leland Campbell, Jerry Bergstrand, Manual Cruz. FRESHMEN We the class of sixty-two entered R.H.S. last September. As Freshmen some of us were ready to take the place offered us, some were timid, but all of us were proud and thrilled. We were proud to claim the honor of being the largest class that has ever entered the school Most of us started our high school career a bit bewitched, bothered and bewildered. but soon became accustomed to the 'rigors' of homework and classroom study. With Mr. Masson as our class sponsor we built an outstanding float for Outlaw Day. With the Sophomores we put on the first formal dance of the year. Our first group endeavor in the entertainment world was our St. Patricks Day assembly. As a whole, we 24