Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

Presenting Rawlins High School 1961—m2 ■ Leaders of 1961-62 Outlaw Grid 'Squad Jack Cul y Jil Latier Bill MacPherson Doug Potter Merrilee Morton Sharon Hughes 4 John Martin V'l Qygen - Shagmyptemple Prince Barbara Lawson Dick Messinger School Board Left to Right: Mr. Dinsmore-Mrs. Daley(Chairman)-Mr. McCord-Mrs. Stratton-Mr. Lamb 10 Vice President, Susan Halsey; President, Sponsor Mr. Blakeslee Butch Reeves; Secretary Nancy Tierney rs. Keenan R. H. S. 15 On Halloween night Ralph Marterie and his nationally famed band played to an enthusiastic audience. Replacing the annual Fall Formal, the dance was preceded by a concert featuring a variety of music. The dance was sponsored by the Freshman and Sophomore classes, and was very successful. Seniors DICK MESSINGER-President MR. TOLER-Sponsor SHARRON HUGHES-Secretary Treasurer JOHN NORRIS-Representative compliments of BOB PERKINS CONOCO DONNA BONNETTE BEVERLY BRAIG DON BRITTON ENID AHO BOB AKASAMIT AVERY TED AYLSWORTH JERRY BERGSTRAND JOE ARNOLD ROBERT JIM BENTSEN JOHN BURNS LELAND CAMPBELL SUE CHRISTENSEN PAT CASEY ED CHIPPERFIELD KATHERINE COLE JOHN COX MANUEL CRUZ PAT CULLENS GENE CULLY JOHN FRANKS 21 BOB FUNK DICK CILLILAN JOHNNY GONZALES LARRY GUNDERSON SUSAN HALSEY CRYSTAL HANCOCK DAVID HATCH PAM HAYS TERRY JENNINGS 22 DIANE JOHNSON MERILEE JORDAN RUSSELL KEENER CHERYL RULING JILL LA TIER PHIL LOVATO DAVID LUCAS MARGE LUCERO DON MARTIN JOHN MARTIN LARRY MARTIN RAYMOND MARTIN IRENE MARTINEZ MAZ MARTINEZ VANGIE MARTINEZ VELMA MARTINEZ SHARON McCALL ethel McGregor PAT MERILL DOUGLAS MEEKS I VICKI MARTIN DAN MOORE 25 KATHLEEN MOORE LYNN MOYER LINDA MUMM ROYALENE MURRAY KATHLEEN O'BRIEN PETE PAUL JEAN PICHE DON PIXLER DOUG POTTER LAURIE PICHE BILL PRATHER KATHLEEN PUTNAM AYLMER REEVES SANDY REYNOLDS LEE ROBINSON ANGIE ROYBAL LORRAINE ROYBAL TIM RUTHERFORD HARIKLIA SAKELLARIDOU DIANA SANCHEZ FRED SPENCER SHARON STEMPLE DIANE SUNDBERG JOANN TEDROW compliments of RAWLINS FINANCE JOHN TERRILL NANCY TIERNEY BETTY WEEKS ROY WEST JACK WILKEY KEN WINTER TED WOLFE JIM YOUNG MAGGIE ZANONI DON ZINK compliments of HARRIS JEWELRY Juniors CHARLES STEWART-President Class of ’63 LINDA SULLIVAN-Vice President MR. RUTHERFORD-Sponsor EARL KINCHELOE-Representative JANET STRATTON-Secretary Treasurer COMPLIMENTS OF RAWLINS TRAILER COURT AND MOTEL Lyle Anderson Susan Avery Jim Bangs Merle Bennett Nancy Bennett Jane Bensen x Marjorie Berges Phyllis Bogus Janette Brown Loretta Bryant Leo Chapman Joanne Childers Susan Coffey Jim Connelly Jim Conroy Doris Cook Don Davis Lenora Davis Ruth Diehl . 1 Terry Flynn Paul Dimmick Dean Doty Connie Dye Marilyn Ferris Diana Finch Cheryl Fischer Linda Ford Mildred France Noel Freeman Ken Fulkerson Carol Garbutt Idine Garcia Ken Gardner Cheryl Gaskell Diane Geddes Georgene Hansen Gary Hakala Bobbie Hennek Willie Hester Koral Hobbs Gary Hall Sandra He nne winkle V A Cherie Jacobsen Darlene Johanson Charlene Jones Evelyn Kleist Andy Knott Jack Lowrance Marcia Lunney Becky Marshall Joyce Martin Neal Petty Pat Pierson Pam Pixler Marilyn Putnam Johnny Romero Bill Sawyer Wayne Spahr Lean Spilski Charline Stamp Richard Stratton Diane Stubbs A1 Tanner r. a. fa. ■ Bob Taylor John Teers Kristine Thomsen Janice Williams Glen Woodbury Bob Yockey Teresa Spencer President Guy Ray Vice-President Donna Carroll S e cr e t ary - Tre asure r Bob Messinger Representative Sophomores Rick Ackerman Jim Ainsworth Jesse Aragon Jon Banker Lyle Bareiss Dan Braig Albert Bernal Eddie Brant John Brockhaus Lee Brookey Eloise Brown Greg Brox Carol Burnett Lynn Butterfield Shirley Camm Anne Campbell Shirley Campbell Vince Campbell Tele Campos Floyd Clifford Sharon Coates Helen Cobb Jane Colburn Peggy Conroy Diann Conyers Steve Cox Terry Cummings Lorraine Darr Hugh Davidson Jean Day Cheryl DeBatte Georgia DeHerrara Belinda Diehl Dwayne Doty Sandra Drollinger Sandra Dunn SECOND PLACE FLOAT Ken Edmunds Brett Edwards Catherine Erickson Doug Evans Jean Loop Vince Finley Daryl Firestone Janet Foster Sandra Gallenbeck Eva Garcia Dan Garcia Alice Gaston Bob Glassbum Gloria Gonzales Mary Gonzales Susan Gordon Sharyn Gregory Bemie Gunnett Yvonne Haglund David Hall Steve Harper Sheron Harris Jewell Henderson Charles Herring Kriss Holden George Huggins Georgia Huggins John Hutt Marie Jack Vicki Jassman Alan Jaramillo Bill Jaure Don Jenkins Patsy Johnson Vicki Johnson Mildred King Laura Kitchen Steve Krasovetz Jane Logan Verna Lopez Harry Lovato Dave Martin Terry Martin Donna Mason Carol Manning Jan Mathieson Mike McCleskey Dan McCorkle Tom McCulloch Joe Medina Tim Medina Nora Montano Sue Moon Sharon Moran Mike Morris Susan Norris Robert Nulle Robbie O'Connell Terry O'Connor Mary Ortiz Tom Paden Leroy Palmer Julie Parsons Judy Peck Donald Peterson Jane Peterson Of 1964 CHOW TIME Sue Pieche Keith Pitt Michal Porter Roy Prazma Montal Price Lucille Putnam Mike Quealy Anthony Re tel Cathy Reynders Pamela Richardson Shirlee Rickerby Carolyn Riley Ronald Rodabaugh Jim Robinson Elvira Rodriguez Wanda Sanchez Karla Santich Jimmie Sapp Mary Scarpos Grant Seaverson Linda Seiloff Patsy Seiloff Patty Seitz Jesse Sena Susan Sheehan Judy Shumway Kathleen Sintek Julie Sisneros Douglas Smith Bill Spicer Jim Stienfield Sandra Sturm Harold Sutton Rudy Torres Shirley Torres Roberta Trujillo Wally Tuell Barbara Vanderkooi John Vasey Kathy Walters Sue Walton Paul Wawrziniack Jim Weeks Shelia Wentworth Ida West Connie Wood John Woodbury Mickey Zanoni Betty Abeyta Linda Aguilar Mary Alameda Jean A Icon Lupita Alcon Billy Anderson Mary Arellano Jean Aydelott Henry Barela Sherry Bamhisel Raymond Bila Alice Boldman Karen Bond Charlene Braig Euleta Brake Jim Bridger Steve Briggs Ester Brizar Janice Brooks Robert Brown Vernon Brown Teresa Burgess Patty Burke Craig Burritt Eric Cantlin Donna Carruth Larry Carson Emily Chase Bradley Cheney Beverly Christianson Class of ’65 Eddie Cleary Terry Clements Terry Cleveland Cynthia Cornwell Ann Cozort Leola Cully Carmen David Joyce Davidson Cindy Davies Barbara Davis Nancy Davis Pam DeBatt Sandra DePedro Norma Dokken Linda Doty Billy Downs Susan Dunn Rudy Duran Gerre Durney Rosada Elison Terry Felter Lewis Finch Pat Fling Dwight France Freshmen Barbara Lawson-President Susan Carroll-Vice President Roberta France Sherrod France Dodie Frasier Kenny Funk John Gallenbeck Tommy Gardner James Gill Jeanette Gilley Eddie Gillum Ron Glassburn Diane Golden Gloria Gomez Floyd Gonzales Jean Gonzales Marie Gonzales Salamon Gonzales Paul Grantham Bob Grauberger Linda Groshart Judy Gunderson Class of765 Miriam Johnson S ec re ta ry -Tre a sure r Bonnie Kay Baldwin Representative Connie Hancock Sandra Hapgood Dorothy Hartley Jon Helwick E. J. Herbert Jo Ann Herring Kathy Hooker Lynn Hothan Janice Howerter Doug Hughes Chris Humphreys Henry Hunter Cheryl Isakson Danielle Isbell Christine Ivie Joyce Ivy Tom Jaramillo Patricia Jennings David Johnson Karol Johnson Joe Johnson Ellen Jordon Mildred Karstoft Dick Keener Richard Klouda Gail Lewis Karen Light Jean Lindsay Lawrence Lovato Ken Lucero Leroy Lucero Veronica Lujan Eleanor Maestas Sylvia Manzanares Dave Marquith ' kXtuiih Anna Lee Martinez Barbara Martinez Benny Martinez Dave Martinez Dora Martinez Herbert Martinez Leo Martinez Rosie Martinez Diana Matlock Sharon Matson Mary Kay Maxson Ruth McBride Lee McCall Penny McCall Mike McCorkle Mary Mclnelly Pat McQueary Teina Medlock Bunny Mitchell Rudy Montoya Janet Moore Kathy Moore Linda Moore Adana Parker Eileen Parrish George Parsons Calvin Patrick Martin Pedersor. Curt Penman Eileen O Brien Don Olinger Cheryl Olsen Darleen Olsen Steve Paul Terri Peterson Linda Pettigrew Donn Petty Sheila Poole Sara Potter Anna Prather Joan Pryce Terry Pruett Alice Quealy Hazel Reeves Rebecca Reeves Eve Roe Jeff Rogers Linda Rogers Annable Royball Dennis Ruhaak Terry Rutherford Ann Salisbury Sandra Sanchez Russell Sapp Dandra Seiloff Gary Sellenrick David Sells Joe Sena William Shelby Roger Sisneros Rosie Sisneros Tom Skidgel Ruth Smith Charles Snow Jim Spencer Donna Stanford Jerry Steinfield Sheila Stewart Lanny Stilwell Patsy Sullivan Carol Taylor Doris Taylor Lonnie Taylor Patty Taylor Bonnie Terrill John Terrel Susan Thomsen Gilbert Trujillo Julia Trujillo Joe Tully Richard Vagner Glenn Vasquez Linda Vasquez Carol Walters Albertha Watson Clark Whitson Larry Wilcox Barbara Williams Susan Williams Bill Wilson Jim Wilson Wallace Wolfe SEATED, FRONT ROW: Robert Davis, Ken Gardner, Mary Louise Gonzalas, and Barbara Lawson. SECOND ROW: Richard Stratton, Sandy Reynolds, Ruth Ann Diehl, Linda Rogers, Judy Peck, Jane Peterson, Charlene Braig, Pam Pixler, and Jill Latier. THIRD ROW: Janice Brooks, JcAnn Herring, Mike Quealy, Craig Bumtt, Cynthia Cornwell, Judy Gunderson, Barbara Williams, Charles Herring, Bob Avery, Floyd Clifford, Lorraine Royball, Rudy Torres, Wayne Spahr, Raymond Bila. FOURTH ROW: Leola Cully, Betty Schengost, Ann Campbell, and Douglas Meeks. Marching Band SEATED, FRONT ROW: Mildred Karstoft, Joe Johnson, Mary Kay Maxson, Susan Sheehan, and Sue Ann Walters. SECOND ROW: Jane Colburn, Nancy Tierney, Kathy Moore, Cindy Davis, Laurene Cobb, Karal Hobbs, Susan Carroll, and Kathleen O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Patty Burke, Bill Shelby, Douglas Smith, Jean Aydelott, Tim Medina, LeRoy Palmer, Donn Petty, Susan Dunn, Darlene Johanson, Bill Prayther, Douglas Hughes, Don Jenkins, and Neal Petty. FOURTH ROW: John Hutt, Paul Grantham, and Sue Christian. Is Big Success The Rawlins High School Band leaned heavily on its percussion section when it presented shows for the home football games last fall. Immediately after football season 18 selected bandsmen participated in the fall Inter-School Clinic at Rock Springs. The remainder of the time before the Winter Concert was spent providing spirited music and color at all the home basketball games. 1962 was also filled with music—January, Winter Concert; February, basketball; March, Inter-School Clinic hosted at Rawlins; April, full house at Spring Concert, and District Festival at Green River; May, Mary Louise Gonzales, Robert Davis, Kenneth Gardner, and John Hutt members of the All-State Band at State Festival, and as the finale, Pomp and Circumstance at graduation ceremony. Director Dave Hanson compliments of McGEE—MURPHY FORD Debate The Thespians represent the drama interest in Rawlins High School. The members participate in varied activities connected with dramatics. These range from a weekly half-hour radio program presented by two people, putting makeup on the members of the annual Junior and Senior class play and the operetta, reading prose and poetry for ratings at invitational and district speech meets, to taking part in the one-act play the Thespians present yearly at District Speech Meet. The club is a healthy part of the life of any student who is interested in drama. Under Mrs. Chaffin's able leadership, the Thespians have become a major club in Rawlins High's extracurricular program. Language Club The Debate team has debates with other schools in this area. They learn to do research and from this they learn to present a forceful argument, either pro or con. The debate squad traveled extensively this year. They went to two invitational speech meets held at Reliance and Green River, both which proved profit able to the three affirmative and negative teams. Once again the debaters went forth to discuss federal aid to education in Rock Springs at the District Speech meet. This was the final trip for the squad as no teams qualified for the state meet. The debaters had a jolly year with Mr. Searles and even though their luck wasn't always the best, they learned quite a bit. Thespians This club is organized to promote the knowledge of language and to stimulate interest in the history, customs, and culture of other peoples. Membership is open to anyone who is taking a second year of a foreign language or who has completed two years of a foreign language. The officers this year were: President, Bob Eaton; Vice President, Larry Moore; Secretary, Sandy Reynolds; and Treasurer, Dan Moore. 51 BOYS OCTET FRONT ROW: Larry Wilcox, Larry Moore, and Gary Hall. SECOND ROW: Tim Rutherford, Bob Eaton, Ted Alysworth, John Norris, and Marvin Nelson. Tear GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO FRONT ROW: Janet Stratton, Nancy Bennett and Diane Johnson. BACK ROW: Merle Bennett, Sandra Lawrence, Phyllis Bogus, Barbara Vanderkooi, and Susan Norris. NOT PICTURED: Charleen Stamp. Scene I Act I 54 The Girls Athletic Association membership is open to any girl interested in athletic events. Various Tournaments of basketball, volleyball, and softball are held during the year. This year there was approximately 70 members. They sponsor the annual Turkey Trot. TOP ROW: Janice Brooks, Donna Carruth, Rebecca Reeves, Susan Dunn, Kathy Moore. SECOND ROW: Donna Stanford, Cindy Davies, Linda Rogers, Sandra DePedro, Ellen Jordon. THIRD ROW: Susan Williams, Bunny Mitchell, Mary Kay Maxon, Susan Thompson, Patty Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Poole, Darlene Olsen, Charlene Braig, Terry Peterson, Sharon Matson, Cheryl Olson. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Ann Diehl. Marcia Lunney, Carol Garbutt, Linda Martin, Diana Finch, Lean Spilski. SECOND ROW: Merle Bennett, Sue Christensen, Pam Pixler, Georgene Hansen, Kristine Thompson. THIRD ROW: Loretta Bryant, Evelyn Kleist, Darlene Johanson, Janice Motsinger, Cheryl Fischer, Patty Hulpiau, Haris Sakellaridou. FOURTH ROW: Lanora Davis, Joyce Martin, Diane Gardener, Sponsor; Nancy Bennett, Laura Kitchen, Sue Piche. TOP ROW: Miriam Johnson, Joan Pryce, Sara Potter, Sandra Lawrence, Carol Walters, Norma Dockett. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Haglund, Sharon Gregory, Shiela Wentworth, Jane Colburn, Connie Hancock. THIRD ROW: Kristine Holden, Jean Loop, Cheryl DeBatt, Patty Seitz, Karla Santich, Jane Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Drollinger, Ida West, Sharon Moran, Lucille Putnam, Carol Burnett, Teri Soencer. Marilyn Ferris Linda Mumm Sharon Stemple Majorettes These talented young ladies assisted the band in providing half-time entertainment at home football games and alternately performed during half-time at our home basketball games. JUNIORS AND SENIORS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane C arm th, Patty Hu 1 pi au, Lean Spilski, Joyce Martin, Haris Sake I laridou, Linda Martin Dee Dee Geddes, Charlene Jones. SECOND ROW: Julie Smith, Willie Lou Hester, Jo Ann Childersm, Phyllis Bogus, Darlene Johanson, Marilyn Putnam, Pam Pixler, Mildred France. THIRD ROW: Beverly Nulle, Glenda Stilwell, Lauren Chandler, Sharon Lawler, Charlene Stamp, Judy Karpan, Lanora Davis, Carol Garbutt, Merle Bennett, Susan Avery. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Bryant, Margo Cantlin, Linda Sullivan, Marilyn rris, Koral Hobbs, Diane Stubbs, Marcia Lunney, Janice Williams, Cheryl Fischer, Nancy Bennett. FIFTH ROW: Laurie Piche, Merrilee Morton, Sharron Hughes, Kathleen O'Brien, Donna Bonne tt, Susan Halsey, Mari lee Jordon, Linda Ford, Luella Warren, Luwana Wilkey. SIXTH ROW: Pat Casey, Diane Sundberg, Janet Stratton, Enid Aho, Crystal Hancock, Nancy Tierney, Pam Hays, Cheryl Gaskell, Patsy Johnson, Jean Piche. Pep Club Pro Pep Club is organized for the purpose of backing our athletic teams. It works closely with the cheerleaders in promoting school spirit. This is the largest organization in the high school. 58 FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Camm, Sue Piche, Sara Potter. SECOND ROW: Alice Gaston, Kathleen Sintek, Janet Foster, Ida West, Shirley Rickerby, Carol Burnett, Teri Spencer, Laura Kitchen, Barbara Van-derkooi, Julia Parsons, Chris Holden, Belinda Diehl, Shirley Cambell. THIRD ROW: Sandra Sturm, Sharon Goats, Donna Mason, Lucille Putnam, Sharon Moran, Pat Seitz, Vicki Johnson, Sue Sheehan, Georgia Huggins, Carol Manning, Donna Carroll, Lynn Butterfield. FOURTH ROW: Karla Santich, Sharon Harris, Peggy Conroy, Sharon Gregory, Laureen Cobb, Janet Moore, Carol Walters, Darlene Olsen, Terry Peterson, Linda Pettigrew, Linda Moore, Sandra Hapgood. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Sawrenee, Bunny Mitchell, Joan Pryce, Susan Williams, Teina Medlock, Ann Salisbury, Eileen O'Brien, Cynthia Cornwell, Susan Caroll, Judy Gunderson, Dodie Frazier, Cheryl Olsen, Mary Lynn Alameda. SIXTH ROW: Donna Caruth, Rebecca Reeves, Miriam Johnson, Patsy Sullivan, Donna Stanford, Connie Hancock, Janice Howerter, Janice Brooks, Barbara Lawson, Linda Nelson, Euleta Brake, Bobbie France. SEVENTH ROW: Karen Bond, Patty Burke, Gail Lewis, Bonnie Baldwin, Alice Boldman, Linda Groshart, Penny McCall, Linda Seiloff, Charlene Braig, Sharon Matson, Cindy Davies. motes School Spirit This year the Pep Club has sold popcorn during the games, red and white shakers, and held an after game dance. They also took a trip to Rock Springs for the basketball game. 59 F. N. A Connie Future Nurses of America encourages interest in the field of nursing. The club gives the girls an opportunity to work at the Carbon County Memorial Hospital as Candy Stripers. OW ONE, BOTTOM TO TOP: Penny McCall, Jeanne Gon all fcincoek, Sharon Gregory, Laurene Cobb, Cheryl Fischer, Can TWO: Becky Marshall, .Yvonne Haglund, Donna Mason. Alice G ean Terrill, Jane Colburn, Kathleen Sintek, Diane Johnson, Spo andra Hapgood, Donna Carroll, Kristine Thompson, Susan Thom rry Peterson. ... 1 F. T. A Future Teachers of America was organized in 1957 to promote the teaching profession. To be eligible, one must conduct herself with integrity and character, besides having average or better grades. CROSSBAR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Moore, Marj Diane Stubbs, Margo Cantlin, Charlene Stamp, Pierson, Georgia Huggins, Donna Carroll, Kristi Kirk. COM PL. I M E utnam, Cheryl Gaskell, Marcia Lumi Wystal Hancock ton. BACK, COMING FORWARD: Jane Logan, Patty mpson, Mary Louise Gonzales, Jill Latier. Sponsor Mrs. f ART FLORAL BEST BUILD Diane Sundberg Doug Potter BEST DANCERS Maggie Zanoni Ted Aylsworth MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Merrilee Morton Mike Dewey compliments of HAROLD RAND compliments of RAWLINS GAS AND OIL Tri-TDenotes Honor riCMUeill m. . rr • I . Merriiee Morton Tn-T is an honorary organization for deserving girls in Rawlins High School. In order to become a candidate for Tri-T, a girl must obtain a straight B or above average. The three T's of the name designate Try, Trust, and Triumph. Each girl tries to maintain her standing in the organization by fulfilling the duties placed within Vice President the three T’s. The girls must Marilyn Ferris retain their average throaghout the year. Secretary-Treasurer Jane Carruth 64 National BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Butch Reeves, Mike Dewey, Bob Aksamit, Jim Painter, Dick Stratton, Dan Moore, John Norris, Dick Messinger. SECOND ROW: Charles Stewart, Cheryl Kuling, Jill Latier, Haris Sakellaridou, Janet Stratton, Cheryl Gaskell, Nancy Bennett, Marcia Lunney, Judy Karpan, Susan Halsey. TOP ROW: Merrilee Morton, Pat Cullens, Janice Williams, Carol Garbutt, Marilee Jordan, Crystal Hancock, Enid Aho, Nancy Tierney, Sharron Hughes, Linda Sullivan. This organization consists of students selected by the faculty on the basis of Scholarship, Character, Service and Leadership. Being selected as a member of this organization is one I I of the greatest honors that can be | 1 bestowed upon a junior or sen- ll for. s comP°sed of l| 5% of the junior and 10% of l|f the senior class. Honor Society The Junior Class Play Due to the fine direction of Mr. Fackler and the cooperation of the whole cast, the Junior Class Play was a tremendous success. The play was presented at a matinee on November 10, and at an evening performance on November 11. Appearing in the cast were: Larry Moore as Magee, the aspiring young author; Skip O’Melia-the old hermit who haunted Baldpate Inn; Glenda Stil-well-Mrs. Rhodes; Jane Carruth-Mary Norton, a young newspaper reporter; Richard Stratton-Mr. Quimby, the caretaker of the Inn; Dee Dee Geddes-Mr. Quimby's wife; Carol Garbutt-Myra Thornhill, the blackmailer; Leo Chapman-the owner of the Inn; Pat Clifford as Bland; Jim Painter-Chief of Police of Asquewan Falls; Robert Taylor-Painter's assistant; and Terry Stanclift and Ted Aguilar as the conspirators. — I §emor Eflfcutive l£our cil LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Messinger, John Norris, Nancy Tierney, Jean Piche, Crystal Hancock, Jim Young, Mr. Toler. COMPLIMENTS OF E. W. McNAMARA, M. D. AND R. L. ANNALA. M. D. J TOP ROW: Nancy Tierney, Mike Dewey, Sharron Hughes, Butch Reeves, Merrilee Morton. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Cullens, Dan Moore, Vangie Martinez, Bob Aksmit. Girls State was held in Laramie during the month of June. The girls stayed at the University of Wyoming campus. Boys State was held in Douglas where the boys stayed at the State Fair Grounds. COMPLIMENTS OF BRIMMER AND BRIMMER 68 OTHER AWARDS WINNERS, BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: Mary Louise Gonzales, Ann Campbell, Madeline Zanom, and Donal Pixler. CENTER ROW: Jim Young, Miriam Johnson, Marcia Lunney, Gene Cully and Ken Winter. TOP ROW: Dan Moore, Ray Martin. Bob Davis, Bob Avery, and Ted Aylsworth. 6? TRI-T SCHOLASTIC AWARD WINNERS, BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: Pat Cullens, Crystal Hancock, Merrilee Morton, Bob Aksamit, and Mike Dewey, Seniors. SECOND ROW: Richard Stratton, Janice Williams, Linda Sul livan, Charles Stewart, and Georgia Huggins. THIRD ROW: Lyle Bareiss, Roy Prazma, Guy Ray, Peggy Conroy, and Paul Grantham. TOP ROW: Scott Morton, Bob Brovin, Terry Cleveland, and Sandra DePedro Hard Working Annual Staff BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Potter, Jack Cully, Bill MacPherson, Sharon Hughes, Merrilee Morton. BOTTOM ROW: John Martin, Sharon Hughes, Jill Latier, Mr. Higgins, Mrs. Kernan, Gene Cully. Senior Editors Junior Editors BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Margo Cantlin, Jon Caldwell, Glen Woodbury, James Painter. MIDDLE ROW: Janet Stratton, Linda Sullivan, Cheryl Gas-kell, Janice Williams, Koral Hobbs. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Taylor, Gary Hakala- STANDING: Marilyn Ferris, Susan Avery, Marcia Lunney, Lauren Chandler, Charlene Stamp, Jane Carruth, Judy Karp an, Diane Stubbs. KNEELING: Skip O'Melia. compliments of BROWN AND LAHRMAN LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Pryce, Pat Clifford, John Martin, Kathleen Putnam, Nicky Marquith, Susan Williams, Ann Salisbury, Richard Klouda. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharron Hughes, Nancy Tierney, Mrs. Bond, Jill Latier, and Sharon Stem pie. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie France, Dick Gillilan, Marilee Jordon, Glen Woodbury, Joe Arnold, and Patsy Johnson. The Most Eventful Day of the Tear Freshmen Fourth Queen Diane’s Court Friday, October 13, Outlaw Day, was a memorable day for the students of R. H. S The activities of the day included an assembly at which Diane Johnson was crowned queen, a parade featuring class floats, the football game with the Cheyenne East Thunder-birds followed by a dance. Sophomore Donna Carroll and escort Mickey Zanoni Junior Marilyn Ferris and escort Allen Tanner Western attire for the student body was contrasted by the formal gowns of the queen and her court. Everything from cowboy boots to heels, levis and cowboy shirts to formals, and guns to corsages made the day different from all others. Cinderella’s Ball Jr.-Sr. Prom Queen Sharon Stemple King Jim Cully Junior Class President Charles Stewart Junior Class Vice President Linda Sullivan 75 Corral Covers News MR. RICHARD SEARLES, Sponsor Coverage of school news was the main function of the Outlaw Corral under the direction of Mr. Richard Searles. During the 1961 - 62 school year, the reporters covered most school events, by putting out a monthly paper. Also the students published an April Fool issue and a special Junior issue dedicated to the Class of 62. Editors were members of the second year Journalism class, which included: Dick Gillilan. Editor; Maggie Zanoni, Assistant Editor and Feature Page; Marilee Jordan, News Editor; and Johnny Adams, Sports Editor. Various stories were covered and written by the first year members of the Journalism class. Five members of the Journalism class accompanied the Annual staff members to Laramie for the annual Wyoming High School Journalism for the betterment of their school paper and the annual. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, STANDING: Marilee Jordan. SITTING: Judy Sandoval, Dennis Pettigrew, Joyce Martin, and Pam Hays. SECOND ROW: Johnny Romero, Ted Aguiar, Arlene Byrd, Marj Bergess, and Sharon Hughes. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Darr, Dian Conyers, Julia Parsons, Bob Funk, Bert Torres, Laurie Piehe, and Crystal Hancock. BACK ROW: Dick Gillilan, STANDING. Lauora Davis, Theresa Flynn, Madeline Zanoni, STANDING. Jack Lawrance, and John Adams, STANDING. compliments of BENNETT HARDWARE R.H.S. Cheerleaders Sara Potter, Sue Piche, Shirley Camn STANDING: Patsy Johnson, Cheryl Gaske 11. KNEELING: Janet Stratton (Head Cheerleader), Diane Sundberg. compliments of MACO CONSTRUCTION CO. 78 Outlaws Have Rough Season Rawlins Outlaws, in their third year of Double A Conference Football, ended the season with a 3-6 record. One of the highlights of the season was the near upset of the State Champions, the Laramie Plainsmen, in which right halfback Jack Wilkey made a spectacular 50 yard run through the entire Laramie team. Another play which will long be remembered by the Outlaw fans was when halfback Ken Fulkerson ran wild against the Craig Bulldogs to help the Outlaws in their victory over Craig. Chosen on the first all-state team were Tackle Doug Potter and Fullback Bob Aksmit. End Guy Ray was chosen for the second all-state team. Just as important as ability, however is the spirit, hustle, and desire which the Outlaws have shown in the past and will no doubt continue to show. 80 81 82 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Lee McCall, Terry Rutherford, Bob Brown, Mickey Zanoni, Wally Tuel, Chip Minard, Steve Briggs, Brad Cheney, Tom Gardner, Coach Clare. SECOND ROW: Pat McQueary, Rich Klouda Steve Paul, Gary Sellenrick, Tim Medina, Terry O'Connor, Joe Tully, John Vasey, Bemie Cunnett, Alan Jara-millo, Ed Cleary. FIRST ROW: Lonnie Taylor, Tom Jaramillo, David Morgan, Larry Wilcox, Don Olinger Nick Marquith, Ken Edmonds, Greg Brox, Ed Gillum, Vernon Brown. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mickey Zanoni, John Vasey, Coach Gene Hittner; Wally Tuel, Terry O'Conner, Co-Captains. The Junior Varsity, coached by Gene Hittner, showed great promise as an up-and-coming football team. They finished their season with a 2-2 record. 83 Coach Hittner and Captains Earl Kincheloe, Gary Hall, and Don Pixler. Rawlins 40 Laramie 63 II 48 Cheyenne East 38 II 44 Cheyenne East 42 II 51 Meeker, Colo. 44 II 46 Kemmerer 40 II 46 Evanston 50 II 50 Rock Springs 62 II 34 Green River 43 II 48 Cheyenne Central 78 II 60 St. Mary's 52 II 61 Jackson 24 II 53 Star Valley 42 II 58 Rock Springs 53 II 40 Green River 58 II 41 Evanston 44 II 47 Kemmerer 52 II 62 Jackson 42 II 53 Star Valley 67 II 56 University Prep. 50 District Tourney at Green River Rawlins 51 Green River 45 Rawlins 64 Rock Springs 76 Rawlins 52 Kemmerer 56 Outlaws finish season with 10-10 record The 1961-1962 Rawlins Outlaws, with only three returning lettermen, Don Pixler, Gary Hall, and Earl Kincheloe, won 10 games and lost 10 games during the regular season. Highlights of the season were wins over Cheyenne East (two), Star Valley, and Rock Springs. In the district tournament, with one win and two losses, the Outlaws failed to qualify for State. Don Pixler made All-Conference and All-State honors. COM PL I M ENTS -OF RASMUSSON FURNITURE 86 BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Clare, Manager Greg Brox, Kenny Edmunds, Ray Bila, David Johnson, Larry Wilcox, Brad Cheney, Vernon Brown, Lonnie Tayor, Gary Durney, Tom Jaramillo, Manager Jim Painter, Coach Maffoni FRONT ROW: Joe Tully, Gary Sellenrick, Don Pederson, Ed Cleary, Terry Martin, Ed Gillum, Jon Helwick. Coach Maffoni’s and Coach Clare's Junior Varsity Squad Finished the 1961-1962 season with only six losses out of nineteen games. The JV team, composed of Sophomores and Freshmen, played the majority of their games against Juniors and Seniors on the B squads of opposing teams. This fine JV team produced five Sophomore lettermen: John Vasey, Don Peterson, Alan Jaramillo, Terry Martin, and Steve Harper. With such a successful season to their credit, the Junior Varsity is sure to be a successful and experienced team in the future. Rawlins JV 46 Laramie B 45 Rawlins JV 47 Saratoga B 32 Rawlins JV 39 Cheyenne East B 45 Rawlins JV 39 Medicine Bow 37 Rawlins JV 31 Cheyenne East B 48 Rawlins JV 63 Green River B 40 Rawlins JV 51 Kemmerer B 26 Rawlins JV 58 Encampment 44 Rawlins JV 44 Medicine Bow 41 Rawlins JV 51 Encampment 46 Rawlins JV 48 Green River B 49 Rawlins B 49 Meeker 28 Rawlins JV 39 Cheyenne Central B 50 Rawlins B 56 St. Mary's B 31 Rawlins JV 58 Jackson B 32 Rawlins B 50 Kemmerer B 16 Rawlins B 55 Jackson B 38 Rawlins Frosh 27 Rock Springs Frosh 45 Rawlins B 38 Star Valley B 43 Rawlins Frosh 47 Rock Springs Frosh 45 J. V. Basketball 87 Martin goes up and over. — w Skip cuts time on high hurdles. Outlaw Interclass......... Riverton Invit..... Cheyenne Invit..... Craig Dual......... Casper Invit....... District........... State.............. Coaches Hittner and Clare First heat of Interclass 220. Track .......Seniors - 1st .......3rd .......6th .......1st .......6th .......5th .......8th Managers Painter and Brox Start of mile at Casper Invitational. Robbie vaults to Interclass Championship. Guy breaks tape at Interclass 220. RELAYS TOP ROW: Terry Martin, Charles Stewart, Tim Medina, Robbie O'Connell, 880 Relay. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Martin, Guy Ray, Jim Bentsen, John Martin, Mile Relay. HIGH JUMP, POLE VAULT, BROAD JUMP Guy Ray, Larry Martin, Broad Jump; John Martin, High Jump; Skip O'Melia, High Jump and Pole Vault; Rob bie O'Connell, Pole Vault; Jim Bentsen, High Jump. DISTANCE MEN Charles Stewart, Terry Martin, 440; Bob Taylor, Manuel Cruz, Mile Run; Ken Espy, 880 Yard Run. WEIGHT MEN Charles Stewart, Discus; Fred Spencer, Shotput and Discus; Bob Aksamit, Shotput and Discus; Terry O'Connor, Shotput. HURDLERS Skip O'Melia, High Hurdles; Larry Martin, Low Hurdles; Tim Medina, Low Hurdles; Jim Bentsen, High Hurdles. DASHMEN Guy Ray, Larry Martin, Lonnie Taylor (not pictured), 100 and 220. OLD MEMBERS OLD MEMBERS; BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Evertt, Guy Ray, Tim Rutherford, Jim Bentson, Kip Emerson, SkipO'Melia, Charles Stewart. John Martin. SECOND ROW: Larry Martin, Dick Gillilan, Leland Campbell, Pete Paul, Jim Cully, Jim Connely, Earl Kincheloe. FRONT ROW: Gary Hall, Bob Aksamit, Fred Spencer. Jack Wilkey, John Kinniburgh, Doug Potter, John Franks. NEW MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS; BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Fulkerson, Alan Jaramillo, Don Peterson, Jack Cully, Ray Martin SECOND ROW: Greg Brox, Tom McCullough, Terry Martin, Ken Espy, Bob Taylor, John Va-sey, Robbie O'Connell, Terry Jennings, Leo Chapman, Glen Woodbury, Jim Robinson. OFFICERS: Gary Hall, John Martin, Bob Aksamit. °br atJ ctcS?? R Club, the athletic club of R. H. S. consists of all lettermen in football, basketball, and track. The most important event for the R Club is its initiation of its new members. This includes two days of informal initiation, a night of formal initiation with a banquet, entertainment, and a dance. Athletic Club of R.H.S. R Club 91 MERRILEE MORTON BOB AKSAMIT Valedictorian Salutatorian Best of Luck to the Graduating Class JAY’S DRIVE INN Uptown Motel Free T. V. Telephones Air Conditioning on West U. S. Highway 30 Rawlins, Wyoming NORTHERN GAS CO. Natural Gas is a Great Convenience Congratulations to the Class of 1962 from EDDIE’S PLUMBING AND HEATING Eddie and Margie Coppo 324-2891 or 316 3rd St. 324-4663 ADAMS RESTAURANT AND FLAME ROOM JEFFREY BOWL and DINING CENTER Certified Instruction Bowling Conditions at their Very Best call for appointments Best Wishes From Compliments of CARBON COUNTY TITLE CO. Deane and Rachel Miller CLIFF MOTOR LODGE West Highway 30 Phone 324-3494 WYOMING'S K R A L FINEST Congratulations to the Seniors from DR. W. W. BAUMAN MITCHELL’S CONOCO Get Wise Drink Sunrise Best Wishes DA VE’S STANDARD SERVICE D. J. GILLILAN INSURANCE CO. Be Sure — Insure With Gil. A Landmark for Service Henry Firestone 324-9930 Rawlins, Wyo. For Your Drugs see Bill Glascock OUR PLEDGE--The Finest Food OUR AIM--To Please You OUR HOPE--Your Life Is a Huge Success From Your Host Doug Ogburn VENICE CAFE DINING ROOM RAWLINS DRUG 1307 W. Spruce 324-9928 Best Wishes Congratulations to from Graduates of 1962 KARL’S CLOTHES SHOP THE BOOTERT Rawlins' two Leading Stores PAINTER LUMBER CO. TOM’S BODY SHOP For Red Carpet Values try SMYTH-BULLOCK DEPARTMENT STORE Cadillac - Chevrolet Sales Service Parts Parts and Service 324-2391 Sales 324-2172 SUNDIN CHEVROLET CO. 304 W. Cedar Wrecks Rebuilt Frames Straightened Complete Glass Installation 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Day Phone 324-5432 Night Phone 324-3545 204 E. Cedar Clean Your Clothes Better at the MASTER CLEANERS BOOSTERS f) Bill Boyce, Dirt Contractor Brownie's Barber Shop Burnett Motors Bush Motor Bustos Sheet Metal Shop Eph U. Johnson Eugene R. Reynders Froling's Shoe Shop Hested's Hi-Way Alignment Shop Ideal Furniture J. C. Penney Company Kinnaman Supply Company Kirkeeng Insurance Agency Lariet 66 Service Lincoln Highway Service Marinello Beauty Shop M. M. Feed Company Model Cleaners Morgan’s Pharmacy Neil’s Union 76 Professional Arts Pharmacy Purple Sage Motel Ramsay Tire Service Rawlins Auto Salvage Rawlins Floral and Gift Shop Rawlins Motel Rawlins Sand and Gravel Rawlins Self-Service Laundry Reuter's Skelly Service Sear, Roebuck, Company Service Cleaners S. S. Repair Sunset Auto Court Sunset Sinclair Service Teton Yellow Cab Thos. R. Brooks Agency Uptown Beauty Shop Uptown Motor's Company Walter's Bakery West Way Service Station Wyoming Automotive Wyoming Drug Store Congratulations to the Class of 1962 from Rawlins Leading Hotel FERRIS HOTEL When Better Cars Are Built Complete Funeral Service Buick Will Build Them Dignified Personal Attention ROGERS BUICK PONTIA C RASMUSSON The World's Friendliest MORTUARY Dealership Buick Pontiac George M. Shriner, Director Jeeps GMC Trucks Ambulance Service =:•: = 7th Walnut 324-2611 Congratulations Class of 1962 WYOMING DAIRY Their products are the best-With the younger customer in mind. ” --Merrilee Norton SELRITE MARKET ”Oh Boy, the grocery man!” Bob Aksamit-- WYDISCO .and with those loans you can buy those necessary things that all us business -minded men need. ’’ --Mike Dewey GAMBLES RA WLIN’S FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE 512 W. Cedar Phone 324-270 Joe Mullen-Manager CULLIGAN: The Greatest Name in Water Conditioning Culligan Soft Water Service 702 Mountain View Blvd. 324-3881 Rawlins, Wyo. Congratulations to the Seniors from LEROY’S CHEVRON SERVICE 19th and West Spruce Rawlins, Wyo. Lubrication Washing Accessories Batteries Berges Jewelry Phone 324-4356 Open 24 Hours Your Artcarved Diamond Center Congratulations to the class of '62 from Ma berry’s Glass Shop D. M. FURNITURE Southern Wyoming's Most Progressive Furniture Store The only daily newspaper in the world that cares about what happens in Rawlins and reports it to its readers. TIMES ST A For You Who Hate to Walk - Drive-in Banking! RA WLINS NA TIONAL BANK Make that date even more special Say it with flowers; let them be ours. CONROY FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes from FERGUSON MERCANTILE COMPANY Free Delivery C. W. Keldson, President C. E. Stratton, Vice-President R. Christensen, Sec-Treas. P. E. Daley, Director R. G. Engstrom, Director 419 W. Cedar 324-2766 For Modern Building Additions see PIONEER MILL CONSTRUCTION INC. GENE’S SPORTING GOODS CHILDRESS ELECTRIC The Store Behind the Sports Electric Contractors 417 North 6th 324-3831 BI-RITE DRUG Cosmetics Sundries Sporting Goods Magazines Prescriptions L. M. OLSON, INC. General and Building Contractors Box 547 324-3531 Rawlins, Wyoming 324-3401 511 W. Buffalo Congratulations to the Graduating Class JOB’S DAUGHTERS Jill Latier Queen Nancy Bennett Marcia Lunney Sr. Princess Jr. Princess Donna Mason Theresa Spencer Marshal Guide Congratulations to the Class of 1962 from the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors of 1962 from RA WLINS ELECTRIC CEDAR CHEVRON SERVICE Atlas Tires Lubrication Accessories 1st and Cedar Washing Batteries Earl A. Green Ladies' Ready to Wear BONNIE’S DRESS SHOP Exclusive But Not Expensive 515 W. Cedar St. 324-3871 Leaky Plumbing? -- Call FOSTER’S PLUMBING AND HEATING Your Brand Name Plumber 303 W. Buffalo Savings insured to $10,000.00 Insured Safety 4% Earning Mortgage Loans Dial 324-2755 RA IVLINS FEDERAL SA VINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION It Pays to Know Your ST A TE FARM A GENT Dave Emerson Best of Luck to the Seniors from WWMING WHOLESALE by NEUMAN TRANSIT CO., INC. Ida and Roy West Pack Him Up and Send Him DR. DIMM1CK Get Rid of Your Troubles -- Congratulations to the Seniors from Don Hamm Professional Photographer 928 11th street Don’s Portraits (formerly Bison's studio) Rawlins Home of Fine Photography Phone 324-5005 They’re Building The Round-up BROX CONSTRUCTION CO. 24-Hour Towing Wrecker Service General Repairing - All Makes Day or Night Call 324-4554 Builds the Town Up! Graduation - - Suggest a Photograph On any occasion your portrait expresses more thoughtfulness than any gift you can make. You owe yourself and your friends a modern photograph. Make an appointment today. METERS STUDIO -------