Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

M©� Y9 The Yearbook Staff Proudly Presents Gary Hall Linda Martin dpv7 (j)n£ uioxjsSidg puunQ Charles Stewart Valedictorian Charles Stewart Salutatorian Janice Williams FALL The Outlaws run plays against a dummy team during an early practice session. Tom McCullock “62” Outlaws Finish Mickey Zanoni am ma _______________ Fulkerson Lyle Anderson The Outlaws , though near the bottom of the Conference with a 2-7 season, showed great promise with an underclassman team. The team's first loss was senior end, Charles Stewart; he broke his foot before the first game. We won our first game with craig, but Jim Connelly and Jim Cummings were injured. We lost our second game with Riverton, and at the same time lost a valuable kick-off man with Wally Tuel moving. Gary Hall, Skip O'Melia, and Daryl Firestone were hurt in the game we lost to Cheyenne East. Coach Connor head coach Coach Maffoni line coach Coach Hittner backfield coach Robbie O'Connell John Hopkins Terry O'Connor With 2-7 Season Our next two games were lost to Evanston and Cheyenne Central. Glen Wise was injured between these two games. The end of our string of injuries were Robbie O'Connell and Lonnie Taylor, and they were injured in the game we lost to Laramie. We beat St. Mary's of Cheyenne, lost to Casper, and ended the season with a loss to Rock Springs. Many of our players played hard, and a few underclassmen, as well as senior ends Earl Kincheloe and Ken Espy showed a lot of Tiustle during the entire season. Don Peterson Coach Hittner and Manager, Jim Painter, help injured player, Jim Cummings, off the field. Skip O'melia ( 30) streaks around right end after taking handoff from Gary Hall ( 10), While Tom McCullock ( 64) and Alan Jaramillo ( 84) lead interference during the Craig game. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Porter, Billy Johnston, Tom Gardner, Ed Cleary, Dave O'Connell. BOTTOM ROW: Craig Neuman, Larry Wilcox, Brad Cheney, Frank Karpan. Outlaw Junior Varsity TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Deffenbaugh, Jerry Kunkel, Dave Bryant, George Parsons, Victor Martinez, Dave Morgan. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Steinfieid, Tom Jaramillo, Mike McQueary, Mike Morris, Joe Hernandez, Eugene Lawson. BOTTOM ROW: Don Olinger, Lee McCall, Bob Lucero, Reggie Messinger, Roy Minard, Mike Lascano. Cheerleaders Boost Outlaw Day Spirit! ' Where's our float? was the cry heard .by the Seniors when ir float did not appear in the Outlaw Day Parade. Un-unately their float had been wrecked on the way to the .ppointed gpiors stood in sadness at this led a special meeting and decided •mors and awarded them second place, a disappointment to a fine Senior.class see the float they work d_so hard on in the Parade! f _ Outlaw Day is one of the outstand-in g events of the year. It was highlighted with the crowning of Queen Linda and the presentation of her attendants at the assembly. Also at the assembly the spirit was high lor the day's festivities. Following the assembly there was a parade, and the announcement of the float winners. The Juniors took first, Seniors took second, Sophomores took third, and the Freshmen took fourth. Before the Outlaw -Red Devil game there was a pep rally held by the Pep Club. Then the most important part of the day arrived --the football game. The school spirit for the game was great. For half-time entertainment the band put on a show with the assistance of our fine twirlers. Also during the halftime the queen and her court were presented. As a close to the day's festivities, there was an aftergame dance held in the cafeteria that was enjoyed by all. Junior Class Presents My Three Angels Lyle Bareiss Dan Braig John Hutt My Three Angels, a three-act comedy play was presented November 9, on the Rawlins Junior High School stage. Under the direction of Mr. Fackler, the following cast was selected: Felix Ductol-Lyle Bareiss; Emile Ductol-Janet Foster; Mary Ductol-Shirley Camm; MMe. Parole-Teri Spencer; Joseph-Dan Braig; Jules-George Huggins; Alfred-Leroy Palmer; Henry Trochard-John Hutt; Paul-Bob Messinger; Lieutenant-Grant Seaverson. George Huggins Teresa Spencer Leroy Palmer 17 GOLDEN HARVEST The annual Fall Formal, sponsored by the Freshman And Sophomore classes, was held November 30, 1962, in the Rawlins High School gymnasium. Complementing the theme were streamers of gold and brown and full length mural depicting a typical Harvest scene. The Music was furnished by the Imperials. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert McCord, Mrs. Norman Stratton, Mrs. P. E. Daley, Kenneth Lamb, Richard Miller, and Douglas Dinsmore. School Board o Mr. M cMurry-Physics-Che mis try - Biology-General Science Mr. Montgomery-Biology I, II-Mr Shaffer-General Science Mrs. O'Melia-Latin, French Miss Hornig-Latin, Spanish Mr. Strauss-Latin, English Mr. Eli-Psychology-World History Mrs. Lander-World History-Orientation Mr. Franklin-American Problems-Economics-Orientation Mr. Krysl-American History-Orientation -World History Mr. Rothenberger Principal Mr. Mikke Ison-Algebra-General Math Mr. Cheney-Algebra I-Business Math-Le a the r era ft Mr. Rutherford-General Math-Geometry Mr. Williams-Art Mr. Blakeslee-Guidance Mr. Partlow-Librarian 20 Mrs Keman-Shorthand-Business English Mr. A dams-Typing-Salesmanship Mr. Fackler-Typing-Bookkeeping Mr. Connor-Boy's Physical Education Mr. Hi ttner-Business Arithmetic-Algebra Mr. Clare-Physics-Chemistry-Geometry-Trig Mr. Maffoni-Driver's Education-P. E. Mr. Winzenreid -English III Mrs. Kirk-English II-American History Mrs. Chaffin-English II, IV Mrs. Goodwa Id-Journalism-English I, III Mr. Wrasper-English I, II Mrs. Cook-Girl's Physical Education Mr. Timothy-Shop-Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Domman-Homemaking Mrs. Williams-Office Secretary Mr. Carlson-Chorus-English I Mr. Wheeler-Band 21 H O Q! O Charline Stamp Student Teaching What if there were no teachers? Where would our country be? Teachers are the vital fact They keep our country free. Tomorrow we'll need teachers Just as we do today; And it's those tomorrow's teachers, Who are the members of F.T.A. Mrs. Kirk Sponsor Future Teachers Busy Tear CENTER: Patsy Johnson, Jeannie Gonzales, Catherine Erickson, Janet Stratton, Mary Louise Gonzales, Laura Lake, Susan Shaffer, Patty Pierson, Georgia Huggins, Carol Pierson, Kay Jack, Kathy Moore, Brenda Seiloff. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Flynn, Kristine Thomsen, Marcia Lunney, Ann Salisbury, Alice Bold-man, Linda Lampman, Karla Santich, Marie Jack, Irene Kelly, Margo Cantlin, Diane Stubbs-pres. , Charline Stamp-v. -pres. , Cheryl Gaskell-sec. -treas., Jane Logan-points chairman, Mrs. Kirk-sponsor. This club answers questions; It outlines what teachers do By discussion, speakers, movies, Self-evaluation, too. Each member student teaches What he plans to teach someday. He learns about its pros and cons, The schooling and the pay. Yes, Future Teachers of America Is an important club--and how! For what our country is tomorrow Depends on them right now. 22 Future Nurses Seeking Success— Future Nurses of Rawlins High Set their goals and standards high, For they are governed by this rule; More nurses-Fewer people die. So they all work at the hospital (You’ve probably seen their Candy stripes!) And look forward to the day When they will work there dressed in white. Yes, these girls have chosen a career That requires both soul and mind; But their reward for nursing Will be of great service to mankind . And their club is one that serves tomorrow, today and yesterday; So a tribute should go to each girl who makes F.N.A. Sue Walton President Donna Mason V. -President Sharyn Gregory Sec. -Treas. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannie Gonzales, Judy Patterson, Jonnie Wilson, Penny McCall, Cathy Reynders, Kristine Thomsen, Alice Montoya, Julia Trujillo, Karen Bond, Linda Moore, Terri Peterson, Dorothy Morrison, Mrs. Jack, Marilyn Kiser, Eve Roe, Jeanne Terrill, Sue Walton, Sharyn Gregory, Verna Lopez, Ellen Waters, Charlene Holden, Sandra Hapgood, Becky Marshall, Anna Martinez, Linda Martin, Annabelle Roybal, Vickie Jones, Kathy Frasier, Betty Schreckengost, CorUss Westerbuhr, Laurene Cobb, Linda Pettigrew, Barbara Williams. 23 Round-Up Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgia Huggins, Charline Stamp, Janet Foster, Jane Carruth, Donna Mason, Marco Cantlin. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Painter, Tim Medina, Bob Taylor, Lyle Bareiss, Terry O'Connor, Mike McCleskey, Bob Messenger, Jon Caldwell (hidden). Busy as bees described the R.H.S. yearbook staff. The senior editors aided by the juniors under them, tries to make the 1962-63 annual the best to ever come out of Rawlins High School. As May rolled around, the staff heard the word deadline with a pang and work to turn in finished pages began in earnest. Organized groups divided the numerous layouts and each one had classes, clubs, or sports to contend with. However, sponsor Mrs. Lander and co-editors Jon Caldwell and Judy Karpan kept their staff on their toes and somehow the Roundup for 62-63 was completed. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Caldwell, Mrs. Lander, Judy Karpan. Shown in this picture: Jane Carruth, Lyle Bareiss, Janet Stratton, Mike McCleskey, Terry O'Connor, Georgia Huggins, Marilyn Ferris, Lucile Putnam, Lauren Chandler, Margo Cantlin. Works Tear Round Senior editors were responsible for the following pages: Bob Taylor, sports; Jim Painter, juniors; Cheryl Gaskell, sophomores; Marcia Lunney, art editor; Charline Stamp, clubs; Marilyn Ferris, twirlers; Lauren Chandler, clubs and dances; Jane Carruth and Margo Cantlin, the advertising section of the yearbook. Each editor was held responsible for the layout and the story, and of course, the pictures that were to go on his page. But it was worth the trouble for a good annual. 25 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Sturm, Sue Piche, Karla Santich, Janet Stratton, Cheryl Gaskell, Patsy Johnson. The Student Council in action. The Student Council STEERING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Lawson, chairman Linda Sullivan, Dick Stratton, Bob Messinger. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Stratton, Marge Burgess, chairman Skip O'Melia, Glenda Stilwel. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Martin, chairman Carol Garbutt, Jane Carruth, Lyle Bareiss. CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Marti Groh, John Hutt, chairman Pat Clifford, Jon Caldwell. CALENDER COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: chairman Diane Stubbs, Sue Walton, Eddie Spicer, Bonnie Kay Baldwin. What a beautiful corsage?? The outfits were nice, too!! The Sadie Hawkins Day Dance The Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was the fashion splash of the year. The annual event was sponsored by the Student Council. Some danced in the halls. . . some didn't dance. 28 President: Marti Groh Representative: Eddie Spicer 29 FRESHMEN Don Brinkman Ray Brown Wava Brown Roy Byers Leroy Cruz Glen Alameda Richard Allen Joan Archuleta Neal Bloomenrader Sidney Calkins Cheryl Campbell Bobby Collier Sue Ainsworth Esther Arguello John Boles Jim Brubaker Billy Chandler Dixey Bates William Blakeman Marjorie Argyle 9 David Bonnett Kenny Brauer Barbara Bridger David Bryant Don Bryant Jo Ellen Burke Shirley Childers Dan Deffenbaugh Harry Baca Marsha Baker Dick Cully il Nita Dan ford Donna Clingman Bonnie Cole Bill Douglass John Dunn Ronnie Eaton Lee Groshart Randal Haas Charline Holden Linda Howerter Janice Franks Kathleen Frasier Bob Jaure Louisa Jiminez Kay Jack Sally Janamillo Irene Kelly Fred Fixter Daryl Genz Joyce Forney Peggy Ford Leroy Gonzales Bobby Gonzales E. J. Herbert Joe Hernandez John Hittner Barbara Hulpiau Connie Hunter Brian Isbell Brenda Jordon Mari lyn Kiser Tommy Koontz Roger Epp Tony Garcia Margaret Hansen Bill Johnston Vickie Jones Linda Lam pm an Barbara Lindeman Laura Lake Theresa Lucero Dave Manzaneres Victor Martinez Reggie Messinger Pat Lunney Dorothy Marshall James Martin Sandra Masson Judy Matson Alice Montoya Nancy Montoya Dorothy Morrison Linda Martin Margaret McBride Delphin Montoya Terry Lehti Mary Ellen Macias Margaret Martinez Mike McQueary Floyd Montoya Michael Lascano Don Maberry Mike Koroulis Jackie Medlock Louise Montoya Danny Leonard Fe-ling Lew Richard Martinez Ruby Martinez Carmen Medina Randy Mack Robert Makinen Sandra Moyer 32 Mike Morris Dennis Murphy Craig Neum an Judy Neuman Judy Patterson Linda Pixler Hazel Plum Betsy Schwartz Marcella Seiloff Sherry Shurtz Charline Sisneros George Patterson Billy Neuman Sandra Peek Janet Plummer Brenda Seiloff Joan Smith Mike Smith Steve Swanson Greg Swim Kay Tanner Don Taylor Roger T aylor Maxine Trejo Tom Tully Judy Vagner Ellen Waters Albertha Watson Robert Weaver Corliss Westerbuhr Sherry Wheeler Steve White Steve Whitehead Renna Widdison Marty Groh President Don Stratton Vice- President Helen Pryce Secretary- Treasurer Ed Spicer Representative Bill Wilson Sally Wormald Bob Zimmerman Jonnie Wilson Lovee Wright Terry Zumbrennen Moy Wing Pete York William Meyer Judy Wood Mike Zamora Ronnie Widdison 34 EDDIE SHUMWAY In memory of Eddie Shumway, one of our classes finest students who is deeply missed by his family, friends, and classmates. G.A.A ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kristine Thomsen, Cathy Reynders, Charlene Braig, Sheila Poole, Darlene Olsen, Sandy De Pedro, Miriam Johnson, Joyce Martin, Laura Kitchin, Mary Lynn Alameda, Mrs. Cook, Marilyn Kiser, Sheila Wentworth, Marie Jack. ROW TWO: Eleanor Maestas, Rosie Picke, Kay Freese, Leola Cully, Sandy Lawrence, Susan Williams, Teri Spencer, Pam De Batte, Teina Medlock, Donna Carruth, Norma Dokken, Susan Norris, Carol Burnett, Eve Roe, Sharon Moran. ROW THREE: Patty Burke, Janice Brooks, Sara Potter, Judy Gunderson, Julia Trujillo, Anna Martinez, Terri Peterson, Linda Pettigrew, Linda Moore, Sharon Matson, Mary Kay Maxson, Cindy Ogburn, Judy Neuman, Kathy Hall. ROW FOUR: Donna Stanford, Hazel Plum, Susan Thomsen, Dixie Bates, Sally Wormald, Linda Pixler, Kay Jack, Laura Lake, Terri Burgess, Jeanette Gilley, Susan Dunn, Cheryl Isakson, Helen Pryce. ROW FIVE: Mildred Karstoft, Marilyn Smith, Patty Taylor, Sandra Hapgood, Lovee Wright, Ellen Jordan, Marsha Baker, Sherry Wheeler, Pam Peterson, Willie Hester, Judy Patterson. ROW SIX: Cindy Davies, Unda Rogers, Kathy Moore, Bonnie Otts, Esther Brizar, Gunnel Bergstrom, Judith Lade, Dee Dee Geddes, Nancy Bennet, Linda Martin, Janice Wilson. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the leadership of its officers, President Joyce Martin, Vice-President Laura Kitchin, Secretary-Treasurer Miriam Johnson, and the Sponsorship of Mrs. Cook, enjoyed a very active year. Among their activities were volleyball, basketball, archery, and soccer. They also sponsored their annual Turkey Trot in November, one of the most Popular dances of the school year. 35 Outlaw Corral LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Martin, Teresa Flynn, Monte Shultz, Anita Fowler, Kristine Thompson, Bert Torres, Pat Clifford, Ted Aguilar, Bobby Palmer, Patty Hul-piau, Vernon Clawson, Charlotte Carden, Diane Conyers, Johnny Romero, Marj Berges. Has Nose For News The Outlaw Corral, the school paper, covers the school news at R. H.S. Under the capable leadership of sponsor Mrs. Goodwald and editor Marj Berges, the journalism students serve as reporters, proofreaders, editors, and printers (of course, that's really just making the final form prior to the time the paper goes to the presses). The editions of the Corral were really outstanding, being informative as well as entertaining. Special issues include the April Fool's Day issue and the issue honoring the seniors. The eleven principal editors worked enthusiastically on the paper to make it the success that it was. Many thank-yous go to the entire staff for a grand Outlaw Corral. 36 SPONSOR: Mrs. Goodwald Outlaw Cagers Finish V With 13-7 Record Coach Hittner The Outlaw basketball team, led by co-captains, Gary Hall and Earl Kinchloe, proved to be a hustling team, ending with a 13-7 season record. Some of our outstanding games consisted of heartbreaking losses to Laramie (50-53) and Rock Springs (66-67), Highlighted by 2 wins over University Prep (45-41; and 65-62, in a double overtime) and a win over Star Valley (51-37). The basketball season ended for us at the Regional tournament in Cheyenne; we lost our first game to Rock Springs (41-35) and were eliminated by our second loss to Cheyenne East (73-62). Charles Stewart was named on the All-Tournament team, and Gary Hall and Earl Kincheloe both received honorable mention on the All-State Team. PICTURED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brad Cheney, Mickey Zanoni, Tom Jaramillo, Terry Martin, A1 Jaramillo, Ken Espy, Lee McCall, Earl Kincheloe, John Vasey, Charles Stewart, Tim Medina, Guy Ray, Don Peterson, Jon Helwick, Ken Edmunds, Vernon Brown, Gary Hall. Laramie University Prep Cheyenne East Cheyenne East Meeker, Colo. Kemmerer Evanston Rock Springs Green River Cheyenne Central Cheyenne Central Jackson 41 Star Valley Rock Springs Green River Evanston Kemmerer Jackson Star Valley University Prep Rawlins 50 45 11 46 57 60 � 62 52 66 11 58 67 58 •• 53 51 57 h 73 49 � 64 71 ii 41 11 65 Rawlins JV 33 University Prep ,rB 38 ii 65 Encampment 49 Rawlins Frosh 47 Baggs JV 41 Rawlins JV 62 Baggs 37 ii 51 Meeker, Colo. B 35 Rawlins Frosh 34 Laramie Frosh 44 Rawlins JV 47 Medicine Bow 20 Rawlins Frosh 31 Rock Springs Frosh 37 Rawlins JV 50 Jackson B 51 Rawlins Frosh 61 Rawlins Jr. High 16 Rawlins JV 55 Encampment 51 Rawlins Frosh 47 Rock Springs Frosh 55 Rawlins JV 59 Baggs 50 Outlaw Junior Varsity TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Helwick, Gary Sellenrick, Pete York, Bobby Collier, George Parsons, Kenny Brauer, Dave O'Connell, Pat Lunney. BOTTOM ROW: Craig Neuman, Don Stratton, Frank Karpan, Brad Cheney, David Johnson, Larry Wilcox, Danny Leonard, Lonnie Taylor. Stand Up And Cheer For Rawlins High These are our cheerleaders standing so proud, who successfully and happily Pepped up the crowd. These active girls cheered the Outlaws along; they led the Pep Club in Spirit and song. They put their trust in old Red and White, and because of their spirit, The Outlaws did FIGHT! TOP PICTURE: Varsity Cheerleaders, left to right; Sara Potter, Patsy Johnson, Cheryl Gaskell, Karla Santich, Sue Piche, and Janet Stratton, head cheerleader. BOTTOM PICTURE: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders; Barbara Lawson, Susan Carroll, and Judy Neuman. WYOMING DRUG BACK ROW: Marcia Lunney, Guy Ray, Mike McClesky, Gunnel Bergstrom, Glenda Stilwell, Diane Stubbs, Paul Dimmick, Marilyn Ferris, Teresa Spencer, Georgia Huggins, Roy Prazma, John Hutt, Terry O'Connor, Lyle Bariess. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Garbutt, Judy Lade, Patty Pierson, Charline Stamp, Jane Carruth, Joyce Martin, Skip O'Melia, Bob Taylor, Barbara Vander Kooi, Sue Piche, Linda Sullivan, Judy Karpan. FRONT ROW: Nancy Bennett, Richard Stratton, Jim Painter, Charles Stewart, Janet Stratton, Cheryl Gaskell, Janice Williams. National Honor Society 43 FRONT ROW: Judy Neuman, Dixie Bates, Kay De Freese, Lynn Stratton, Susan Shaffer, Sally Wormald, Cindy Ogbum, Corliss Westerbuhr, Linda Martin, Marilyn Kiser. ROW TWO: Irene Kelly, Charlene Holden, Marilyn Smith, Marsha Baker, Kathy Hall, Judy Patterson, Dorthy Morrison, Carol Pierson. ROW THREE: Laura Lake, Patti Dimmick, Jannie Wilson, Hazel Plum, Brenda Seiloff, Janet Plummer, Renna Widdison, Linda Howerter, Kay Diehl. PEP FRONT ROW: Sue Piche, Barbara Vanderkooi, Carol Burnett, Janet Foster, Patsy Johnson, Donna Mason, Susan Norris, Lucille Putnam, Karla Santich. ROW TWO: Terry Spencer, Mary Louise Gonzalis, Anne Campbell, Georgia Huggins, Laura Kitchin, Ida West, Sharyon Gregory, Karen Marsh. ROW THREE: Shirley Camm, Laurene Cobb, Shirley Campell, Belinda Diehl, Shelia Wentworth, Alice Gaston, Julia Parsons. 44 c L U B FRONT ROW: Judy Gunderson, Bonnie Baldwin, Janice Brooks, Cynthia Cornwell, Patty Burke, Susan Carrol, Sara Potter, Barbara Lawson, Pam DeBatte, Karen Light, Veronica Lujan, Cindy Davis, Linda Rogers. ROW TWO: Bobby France, Patsy Sullivan, Susan Williams, Julia Trujillo, Linda Aguliar, Annebelle Roybal, Anna Martinez, Elinor Meastas, Charlene Braing, Sharon Matson, Susan Dunn, Barbara Williams, Terry Peterson. ROW THREE: Anne Salisbury, Janice Howeriter, Ilean O'Brian, Daron Bond, Bunny Mitchell, Mariam Johnson, Donna Carruth, Sandra DePadro, Joan Pryce, Linda Petagrew, Donna Stanford, Rebecca Reeves, Linda Moore. ROW FOUR: Sandra Lawrence, Kathy Moore, Alice Boldman, Janet Moore, Penny McCall, Jo Ann Herring, Jean Aydelott, Mary Kay Maxson, Eve Roe, Leta Brake, Dodie Frazier. ROW FIVE: Terry Clements, Ruth Me Bribe, Terri Burgess, Mary Lynn Alameda, Carol Taylor, Linda Groshait, Dorothy Hartley, Mildew Jean Karstoff, Linda Nelson, Sug Cully. FRONT ROW: Janet Stratton, Mildred France, Pam Pixler, Judy Karpon, Marilyn Ferris, Charline Stamp, Jane Carruth, Linda Sullivan, Nancy Bennett, Koral Hobbs, Diane Stubbs, Cheryl Gaskell. ROW TWO: Beverly Nulle, Vyonne Grann, Jane Bentsen, Margo Cantlin, Lauren Chandler, Joanne Childers, Glenda Stillwell, Ruth Ann Diehl, Gunnel Bergstrom, Loretta Bryant, Julie Smith. ROW THREE: Rosemary Bell, Marcia Lunney, Carol Garbutt, Janice Williams, Judith Lade, Dee Dee Geddes, Linda J. Martin, Bobbie Hennek, Charlene Jones. ROW FOUR: Philliss Bogus, Kristin Thomsen, Merle Bennett, Joyce Martin, Anita Fowler, Janette Brown, Willie Hester, Mrs. Domman, Sponsor. 45 ROW ONE: Cheryl Isaakson, Sug Cully, Marilyn Ferris, Kay Dee Freese, Koral Hobbs. ROW TWO: Ken Gardner, Mary Louise Gonzales, Ruth Ann Diehl, Susan Shaffer, Mike Quealy, Jean Aydelott. ROW THREE: Joanne Herring, Linda Rodgers, Kathy Moore, Jane Peterson, Judy Gunderson, Janice Brooks, Pam Peterson, Dick Stratton, Cindy Davies, Pete York. ROW FOUR: Judy Peck, Lynn Stratton, Marcia Baker, Charles Herring, Barbara Williams, Eddie Shumway, Mike Koroulis, Paul Grantham. ROW FIVE: Betty Schreckengost, Shirley Ray, Anne Campbell, Ronny Eaton. ROW ONE: Lucille Putman, Sandra Sturm, Laura Kitchen, Patsy Sullivan, Glenda Stilwell. ROW TWO: Jane Colburn, Pam Pixler, Judy Woods, Carol Pierson, Mildred Karstof, Mary Kay Maxon, Karen Marsh, Sue Walton. ROW THREE: Roy Byers, Laurence Gonzales, Robert Zimmerman, Eddie Spicer, David Bonnett, Vicki Jones, John Dunn, Patty Burke, Doug Smith, Wayne Spahr, Steve White, Andy Shaffer, Lonnie Reuter. ROW FOUR: James Cummings, John Hutt, Tim Medina, Leroy Palmer, Laureen Cobb, James Martin, Darlene Johanson, Mr. Wheeler, Steve Whitehead, Doug Hughes, Ken Walker, Neal Petty. The R.H.S. Outlaw Band was the best ever under the able direction of their ’’Trombone Playin’ Director”, Mr. Wheeler. They added both spirit and entertainment at our pep assemblies and games. The band presented two very outstanding concerts, and they made R.H.S. very proud with their fine showing at the music festival. Everyone has much admiration for Mr. Wheeler and his fine band. They deserve much credit for the hard work and fine showing they made for our school. DIRECTOR: Mr. Larry Wheeler. R.H.S. Salutes ROW ONE: Janet Stratton, Barbara Lawson, Lovee Wright, Linda Nelson, Rebbecca Reeves, Sandy Lawrence, Eve Roe, Phyllis Bogus, Laura Kitchin, Nancy Bennett. ROW TWO: Hazel Plum, Lauren Chandler, Terry Clements, Irene Kelly, Bonnie Baldwin, Nick Marquith, Ed Cleary, Marty Groh. ROW THREE: Judy Neuman, Connie Hancock, Vicki Johnson, Janet Plummer, Skip O'Melia, Jim Painter, Ted Aguilar, Terry Standi ft. ROW FOUR: Susan Dunne, Connie Wood, Glenda Stilwell, Mike McCleskey, Grant Seaverson, Larry Moore, Bill Moore, Earl Kincheloe. Director: John Carlson LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Hall, Larry Wilcox, Ed Cleary, Steve Swanson, Nick Marquith, Bill Moore, Larry Moore, and Earl Kincheloe. The Alma Mater ROW ONE: Anna Prather, Corliss Westerbuhr, Wava Brown, Peggy Ford, Judy Shumway, Jeanie Gonzales, Esther Arguello, Janet Moore. ROW TWO: Larry Wilcox, Gary Hall, Craig Neuman, Sally Wormald, Miriam Johnson, Marge Argyle, Gunnel Bergstrom, Charlene Stamp. ROW THREE: Lyle Bariess, Bob Messinger, Steve Swanson, Linda Martin, Sharon Moran, Euleta Brake, Ruth McBride, Dee Dee Geddes. ROW FOUR: Carl Robinson, Roger Epp, Larry Snyder, Judy Lade, Susan Norris, Merle Bennett, Barbara Vanderkooi, and Sue Piche. For her loyal sons and daughter, ever passing by, proudly stands our Alma Mater, dear old Rawlins High!! The Chorus presented its annual spring and winter concerts. ’’South Pacific” was presented in the spring. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Norris, Dee Dee Geddes, Glenda Stilwell, Eve Roe, Barbara Lawson, and Janet Stratton. 51 Marcia Joyce Patty Charline Linda Janice Glenda Janet Diane Lunney Martin Pierson Stamp Sullivan Williams Stillwell Stratton Stubbs Laura Tri-T Promotes Scholarship 1 Anne Campbell Barbara Vanderkooi Mary Louise Gonzales Sharon Gregory Georgia Huggins Carruth, Margo Cantlin and Peggy Conroy Donna Carrol, Jane (Tri-T tea) Ida West Donna Carruth Miriam Johnson Mary Lynn Alameda Bonnie Baldwin Jane Carruth President Margo Cantlin V-President Rebecca Reeves Betsy Schwartz Susan Shaffer Joan Prvce Carol Pierson Georgia Huggins, Peggy Conroy Tri-T tea Helen Pryce Peggy Conroy Sec. -Treas. Miss Hornig Sponsor Lynn Stratton Sally Nancy Gunnel Loretta Lauren Cheryl Anita Vyonne Judy Wormald Bennett Bergstrom Bryant Chandler Gaskell Fowler Grann Karpan BACK ROW: Lyle Bareiss, Ernest Brock, Pat Clifford, Mike McClusky, Wayne Spahr, George Huggins Larrv Moore, Sue Walton, Ann Campbell, Mary Louise Gonzales, Mrs. Chaffin, sponsor. ROW TWO: Phyliss Bosms Charline Stamp, Nancy Bennett, Marcia Lunney, Carol Pierson, Sandra Lawrence, Sharon Gregory Terrv M-,CW°o c3tty Plorso - ROW THREE: President, Carol GarbuU; Vice-President, Merle Bennett! Treasurer. Ida West; Secretary, Barbara Vanderkooi. The Thespians, under the guidance of Mrs. Mildred Chaffin, completed another exciting year. The weekly activity of the organization was the radio program, Thespians Present.” The purpose of this program was to inform the public of the events at the high school. Thespians were responsible for applying makeup to the cast members of the Junior Class Play, the Senior Class Play and the operetta. Thespians also sponsored an after game dance, and attended district and state speech festival where they presented prose and poetry readings and a one act play. Mrs. Chaffin, Sponsor PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING DEBATE- THE BATTLE OF WITS The main purpose of the debate team is to exchange intellectual ideas with others. Mrs. Goodwald is the willing sponsor, prompter, and coach. This year the team attended invitations at Green River and Rawlins. They also attended the district speech meet at Rock Springs in March. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Herring, Jane Logan, Janice Williams, Ken Edmunds, Jan Mathiesen, Bill Shelby, John Hopkins, George Huggins, Mike McClesky, Richard Vagner, Terry Clements, Marcia Lunney, Cindy Ogbum, Mrs. Goodwald, sponsor. PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? SI SENOR! Language Club, relatively new in the annals of Rawlins High School, consists of students interested in the language and culture of other countries, with emphasis of French, Spanish, and Latin. Their activities vary from pen pals to playing scrabble in foreign languages. The pet project of this group is financial assistance for the American Field Service foreign exchange student. CHILI PARLOR SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Clifford, Sharon Coates, Lean Spilski, Mrs. O'Melia, sponsor; Georgia Huggins, Ida West, Sandra Drollinger, Judy Lade, Gunnel Bergstrom, Sharon Gregory, Diana Finch, Ruth McBride, Jane Peterson, Johnny Romero, Joyce Martin, Peggy Conroy. Girls Representative Bonnie Baldwin SOPHOMORES President: Barbara Lawson Vice-President: Bobbie France Secretary: Mariam Johnson Representative: Bonnie Baldwin ■m • m Sophomores With Their Sponsor: Mr. Franklin Linda Aguilar Mary Lynn Alameda Lupita A Icon Bill Anderson Jean Aydelott Henry Barela Sherry Bamhisel A1 Bernal Alice Boldman Karen Bond Charline Braig Euleta Brake Mike Brandt Jim Bridger Steven Briggs Esther Brizar Janice Brooks Katherine Brookey Bob Brown Vernon Brown Patty Burke T erry Burgess Craig Burritt Eric Cantlin Larry Carson Jeannie Gonzales Rose Mary Gonzales Paul Grantham Linda Groshart Bob Grauberger FineLeader, Hard Workers, Fun, wasn’t it? Susan Carroll Donna Carruth Emily Chase Brad Cheney Beverly Christensen Edward Cleary Terry Clements Terry Cleveland Cynthia Cornwell Ann Cozort Sug Cully James Cummings Norma Dokken Cindy Davies Nancy Davis Pam DeBatte Sandy DePadro Susan Dunn Rudy Duran Roza da Ellison Terry Felter Lewis Finch Pat Fling Dwight France Sherrod France Dodie Frazier Ken Funk John Gallenbeck Tom Gardner John Getchell James Gill Eddie Gillam Janette Gilli Ron Glassburn Gloria Gomez Floyd Gonzales And Vernon shows his talents at R-Club Judy Gunderson Connie Hancock Sandy Hapgood Dorothy Hartley John Helwick Edward Herbert Jo Ann Herring Lynn Hothan Kathy Hooker Janice Howerter Doug Hughes Chris Humphreys Henry Hunter Chris Innman Cheryl Isaakson Dee Isabelle Joyce Ivy Tom Jaramillo David Johnson Joe Johnston Robert Johnson Ellen Jordan Mildred Karstoft Richard Klouda Dick Keener Sandra Lawrence Eugene Lawson Karen Light Karen Ledger Jean Ann Lindsay Ken Lucero Robert Lucero Veronica Lujan Ellen Maestas Anna Lee Martinez Barbara Martinez Adding Spirit And Benny A. Martinez Benny Martinez Dora Martinez Herbert Martinez Leo Martinez Rosemary Martinez Silvia Manzanares Nick Marquith Gloria Math ill Diana Matlock Sharon Matson Mary Kay Maxson Teina Medlock Ruth McBride Lee McCall Penny McCall Mike McCorkle Pat McQueary Sophomores in their Sunday Best! Roy Minard Bunnie Mitchell Rudy Montoya Linda Moore Kathy Moore Janet Moore Scott Morton David Morgan Jim Moyer Linda Nelson Myron Nelson Eileen O'Brien COM P LI MENTS of ART FLORAL Pride To R.H.S. Don Olinger Cheryl Olsen parlene Olsen Bonnie Otts Adana Parker George Parsons Calvin Patrick Steven Paul Martin Peterson Teri Peterson Curt Penman Linda Pettigrew Don Petty Sheila Poole Sara Lou Potter Joan Pryce Anna Prather Alice Quealy Hazel Reeves Orval Reeves Rebecca Reeves Eve Lynn Roe Linda Rogers Jeff Rogers Raymond Roybal Terry Rutherford Dennis Ruhaak David Sanders Sandy Sanders Russel Sapp PROFESSIONAL ARTS PHARMACY Gary Sellenrick Joe Senna Bill Shelby Sandy Seiloff Tom Skidgel Julia Sisneros Rodger Sisneros Rosie Sisneros Ruth Smith Charles Snow Larry Snyder Jim Spencer Donna Stanford Jerry Steinfield Sheila Stewart Lannie Stilwell Patsy Sullivan Carol T ay lor Doris T ay lor Lonnie T ay lor Patty T ay lor Jeanne Terrill Susan Thomsen Gilbert Trujillo Julia Trujillo Robert Trujillo Joe T ully Richard Vagner Glenn Vasquez Linda Vasquez Carol Walters Alberta Watson Jack Weeks Clark Whitson Sharon Widner Larry Wilcox Barbara Williams Susan Williams Wally Wolf BACK ROW: Jon Helwick, Gary Sellenrick, Bob Brown, John Getchell, Mike McCorkle, David O'Connel, Glen Alameda. FOURTH ROW: Don Denson, Pat Lunney, Bob Collier, Bill Johnston, Mike Lascano, Mike Me-Queary, Frank Karpan, Victor Martinez, Bob Lucero. THIRD ROW: Terry Surline, Foy Wing, Pete York, Larry Wilcox, Lee McCall, Joe Tully, Wink Seals, Larry Snyder. SECOND ROW: Neal Bloomenrader, Don Taylor, Ron Eaton, Tom Skidgel, Mike Brandt, Jim Gill, Gary Hall, Henry Hunter, Joe Herandez, John Vasey. FIRST ROW: Lonnie Taylor, Terry Stanclift, Terry O'Connor, Robert Taylor, Charles Stewart, Guy Ray, Tim Medina, Terry Martin, Alan Jaramillo. R T H R S A C The 1963 track team got off to a slow start with ’’Mother Nature being the most formidable opponent. The weather was so bad early in the season that the interclass track meet was postponed—permanently. The Outlaw Center men came in third at the Craig Invitational Track Meet. At district Chaz Stewart placed fourth in the 880 and Lonnie Taylor did the same in the 180 low hurdles. DON'S RADIO AND TV REPAIR 64 Pat Lunney shows his form in the pole vault. Distance men: Charles Stewart, Robert Taylor, and Robert Lucero. David O'Connell, Gary Hall, Lonnie Taylor, Terry Martin, Tim Medina, Pat Lunney, Jim Gill, Allen Jaramillo. Mike McCorkle, Lonnie Taylor, David Martin, Jon Helwick goes up and over. Guy Ray, Gary Hall, and Terry Martin. 65 Coaches Chuck Clare and Gene Hittner. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charley Stewart, John Getchell, John Vasey, Terry O'Connor, Terry Stanclift, Joe Tully. Wink Seales, Chaz Stewart, Gary Sellenrick, Guy Ray, Mike McCorkle, Terry Martin, Pat Lunney, Bob Collier, Jon Helwick, Joe Hernandez. KINNAMEN'S SUPPLY ROW ONE: Glen Woodbury, Jim Connelly, Skip O'Melia, Ken Fulkerson, Leo Chapman. ROW TWO: Charles Stewart, Greg Brox, Tom McCulloch, Robby O'Connell, Guy Ray, John Vasey. ROW THREE: Ken Espy, Alan Jaramillo, Don Peterson, Terry Martin, Bob Taylor, Gary Hall, Earl Kincheloe. ROW FOUR: Gary Sellenrick, Joe Tully, Terry O'Connor, John Hopkins, John Adams, Lyle Anderson, Lonnie Taylor. ROW FIVE: Pat Lun-ney, Lee McCall, Vernon Brown, Tim Medina, Mickey Zanoni, Ken Edmunds, Pat McQueary. Janet Stratton Terry Stanclift as Emile Nellie Daring, Petit, Voluptuous, Lutheria Billis (Skip O'Melia) with Butch Forbush (Nellie) P A C I F I C The Rawlins High School Concert Choir presented South Pacific” in the spring and it was termed a huge success. The hard work and good times shared will never be forgotten by the cast, stage crew, and many other persons who worked together to help make the operetta one of the greatest. The pictures on this page represent the final result that came from this work. The picture in the right hand corner is taken from the Honeybun scene. Left to Right: Eve Roe, Glenda Stilwell, Judy Neuman, Sharon Moran, and Skip O'Melia. Cable: Nick Marquith Liat: Sue Piche (right) Bloody Mary: (left) Susan Norris RAWLINS FINANCE 68 Vice President Lyle Bareiss Sec. -Treas. Georgia Huggins Representative Bob Messenger Sponsor: Mr. Krysl Class of ’64 69 JUNIORS Jon Banker Kim Bement Greg Brox Vincent Campbell Carol Burnett Donna Carroll Sharon Coates Dan Braig Lee Brookey Lynn Butterfield The Class Shirley Campbell Anne Campbell Laurene Cobb Jane Colburn 70 Peggy Conroy Gloria De Hererra ’64 Cheryl DeBatte Ken Edmunds Vincent Finley Daryl Firestone Mary Gonzales Yvonne Haglund Susan Higdon Pass Through David Hall Charles Herring 72 Laura Kitchin Terry Martin Jean Loop Vicki Johnson David Martin Jane Logan Karen Marsh The Third Tear, Donna Mason 73 Sue Moon Robby O'Connell Judy Peck Don Peterson Lucille Putnam Sharon Moran Susan Norris Leroy Palmer Robert Nulle Julia Parsons And Look Roy Prazma Terry O'Connor Sue Piche Guy Ray o Cathy Reynders I Jane Peterson Mike Quealy 74 Julia Sisneros Teresa Spencer Sandra Sturm Wanda Sanchez Pam Richardson Grant Seaverson Patsy Seiloff Forward. . . Karla Santich Patty Seitz Kathleen Sintek Bill Spicer Rudy Torres Sue Walton Shirley Torres Paul Wawrziniack ‘Barbara Vander Kooi Ida West Jim Weeks Vivian Wilson John Woodbury To The Last. 76 TOP ROW: Jon Caldwell, John Cox, Guy Ray, Ken Gardner, John Woodbury, Roy Prazma, Gary Hall, Andy Shaffer, Steve White. BOTTOM ROW: Loretta Bryant, Merle Bennett, Glenda Stilwell, Patty Hulpiau, Joyce Martin, Carol Garbutt. Honor Awards TOP ROW: Lyle Bareiss, Georgia Huggins, Miriam Johnson, Barbara Lawson, Susan Shaffer, Corliss Westerbuhr, Jo Ann Herring, Jean Aydelott, Janice Williams, Paul Dimmick. BOTTOM ROW: Scott Morton, Gary Sellen-rick, Charles Stewart, Dorothy Morrison, Judy Neuman, Richard Stratton. BRIMMER AND BRIMMER BENNETT HARDWARE uAn Evening In Paris'’ The Junior Senior Prom was the climax of a wonderful year. The melodies of Gary Browning and his orchestra were enjoyed by the students, faculty, and guests. The highlight of the evening came when Marilyn Ferris and Earl Kincheloe were crowned Queen and King. Very few of those who attended will ever enjoy a finer Evening in Paris. Marcia Lunney « Larry Moore compliments of BROWN AND LAHRMAN MOST ATHLETIC Darlene Johanson Earl Kincheloe BEST PERSONALITY Gunnel Bergstrom G Leo Chapman BEST LOOKING Jim Connelly Linda Martin MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cheryl Gaskell Gary Hall (! as BEST ALL-ROUND Charles Stewart Linda Sullivan Sni m MOST POLITE Larry Thorpe Nancy Bennett BEST DRESSED Jim Connelly G Janet Stratton BEST DANCERS Larry' Moore G Rosemary Bell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charles Stewart G Janice Williams BEST BUILT Marilyn Ferris G Jim Conroy BIGGEST FLIRTS Glen Woodbury G Sharon Lawler 81 MOST HUMOROUS Skip O'Melia G Lauren Chandler Judy Lade, Joanne Childers, Joyce Martin, Glenda Stilwell, Leo Champman, Ted Aguilar, Larry Moore, Pat Clifford. Merle Bennett as Suzette, Skip O'Melia as George CAST George Newcomb • • • Emily Newcomb . . . . Orville............... Lady Opal............. Laddie................ Suzette................ Nettie................ Hettie................ Lettie................. Mike Olive............. Milkman............... Mailman................ Skip O'Melia Glenda Stilwell . . Ted Aguilar . .Larry Moore . .Pat Clifford . Merle Bennet . . . Judy Lade . .Joyce Martin Joanne Childers Marilyn Ferris . Leo Chapman Richard Stratton The Senior Class Presents “In Case of Murder ” On April 5, 1963 the senior class presented the play In Case of Murder1’, a mystery farce. Under the very capable direction of Mr. John Eli, the cast presented the play to between 500-600 people. The play was very good and well received by everyone. Joyce Martin, Joanne Childers, Judy Lade President: Linda Sullivan Vice President: Larry Moore Sec. -Treas.: Janice Williams Representative: Nancy Bennett SENIORS 83 TED AGUILAR Outlaw Corral 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Football 1,2; Chorus 4. LYLE ANDERSON Football 4; R Club 4. ROSEMARY BELL Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,2. Sen NANCY BENNETT Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4; Tri-T.2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, President 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Class Representative 4; Science Club 1. MARJORIE BERCES Student Council 4; Outlaw Corral 3,4; Editor 4; Chorus 2; Debate 2. GUNNEL BERGSTROM Student Council 4; Tri-T 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 4; Language Club 4; Foreign Exchange Student-Finland. GA RY BAILEY Transfer; Junior Class Play; Science Club 1. JIM BANGS MERLE BENNETT Thespians 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Chorus 3, 4. JANE BENTSEN Pep Cluj) 4; Band 1. PHYLLIS BOGUS Thespians 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. ERNEST BROCK Thespians 4; Chorus 3. 4. JANETTE BROWN LORETTA BRYANT Tri-T 4; GAA 2,3; 3,4. CHARLOTTE CARDEN Outlaw Corral 4. JANECARRUTH Round Up 3,4; Outlaw Day Attendant 4; National Honor Society 4; Junior Class Play; Student Council 4; Tri-T 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. LEO CHAPMAN Outlaw Corral 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; R Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Band 1; Chorus 2. JOANNE CHILDERS FNA 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Chorus 1,2, 3. JIM CONNELLY Round Up Staff 3; R Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2; Chorus 1; Class Secretary 2; Homecoming Escort 1. JIM CONROY Track 4. JON CALDWELL Student Council 4; Round Up Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Track 1; Basketball 2; Band 1. MARGO CANTLIN Tri-T 3,4, Vice-President 4; Thespians 1; FTA 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Round Up Staff 3,4. LAUREN CHANDLER Thespians 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Round Up Staff 3,4; Chorus 3, 4, Secretary 4. PAT CLIFFORD Transfer; Student Council 4; Thespians 2,4; Outlaw Corral 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Debate’3,4, Vice-President 4. DORIS COOK RUTH ANN DIEHL GAA 2,3; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3, 4. PAUL DIM MICK Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 4; Debate 2,4; Science Club 3,4, Vice-President 3. DEAN DOTY Band 1,2. MARILYN FERRIS Student Council 4; Tri-T 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 2,3, 4, President 4; Round Up Staff 3,4; Outlaw Corral 2; Band 1,2; Sehior Class Play; National Honor Society 4; Girls State 3; Majorette 1,2,3, 4, Head 4; Outlaw Day Attendant 3; Prom Queen 4. CHERYL FISCHER Thespians 1; FNA 3; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Chorus 3,4. LINDA FORD Pep Club 3, 4; Outlaw Day Attendant 4. ANITA FOWLER Transfer; Tri-T 4; Pep Club 4; Outlaw Corral 4; Senior Class Play; Band 1,2,3. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. GEORGE ELLISON KEN ESPY Basketball 3,4; Football 4; R Club 3,4. DIANA FINCH GAA 1,2,3; Language Club 4. MILDRED FRANCE Thespians 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 Vice -President 4. CAROL GARBUTT Student Council 4; Tri-T 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 2; Vice-President 3, President 4; GAA 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Debate 2; Science Club 1; Foreign exchange student to Norway. I DINE GARCIA TOM GARCIA DIANNE GEDDES Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 2. • KORAL HOBBS Thespians 1; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4. GEORCENE HANSEN GAA 3; Outlaw Corral 2. 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1, PATTY HULPIAU GAA 1,2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Outlaw Corral 4; Band 1; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. GARY HAKALA Round Up 3; Track 1,2,3; Football 2. BOBBIE HENNEK GAA 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 4. KEN GARDNER Band 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-PresidentS, Band Scholarship 1,2; All-State Band 3. CHERYL GASKELL Tri-T 3,4; FTA 3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Round Up Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3, 4. GARY HALL Student Council 4; Round Up 3; R Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. WILLIE LOU HESTER Pep Club 1,2,4; GAA 4. CHARLENE JONES GAA 1,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. JUDY KARPAN Tri-T 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Round Up Staff 3,4, Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls State 3; Scholastic Award 2. JUDITH LADE Student Council 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 4; Language Club 4; Foreign Exchange Student -Australia. MARCIA LUNNEY Tri-T 2,3,4; FT A 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Round Up Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls State 3; Cheerleader 2; Band 1,2; Science Club 3, 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Award 1,2. JOYCE MARTIN Student Council 4; Tri-T 3,4; GAA 1,2,3 4, President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Outlaw Corral 3,4; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 4; Language Club 2, 3,4. LINDA MARTIN Tri -T 1,2, 3; Thespians 3; GAA 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Language Club 3; Outlaw Queen 4; Attendant to Outlaw Queen 1. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--1 took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. EARL KINCHELOE Student Council 1,3; Class Representative 1, 3; Chorus 3,4; R Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 4; Homecoming Escort 2,4; Prom King 4. ANDY KNOTT SHARON LAWLER GAA 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Band 1. REBECCA MARSHALL Student Council 3; FNA 2, 3, 4, President 3; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1. LARRY MOORE Student Council 3,4; FTA 3; Thespians 4; Junior Class Play; Chorus 2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Debate 2,3,4, Vice-President 3. WILLIAM MOORE Chorus 3, 4. BEVERLY NULLE Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. NEAL PETTY Senior Class Play; Band 1,2, 3,4. JOHN ROMERO Transfer; Outlaw Corral 3,4; Language Club 4. LARRY ROYBAL SKIP O'MELIA Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Student Body Vice-President 4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 4; R Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Class Vice-President 2. PATRICIA PIERSON Tri-T 3,4; Thespians 4; FTA 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Debate 2; Science Club 1. JERRY MORAN DENNIS MORGAN BOB PALMER Outlaw Corral 4; Senior Class Play. PATRICIA RICE Pep Club 1,2; Senior Class Play; Chorus 1,2. JOHN SHAFER MONTE SHULTS Outlaw Corral 4; Band 1,2. JULIE SMITH FNA 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Chorus 2, 3. CHARLINE STAMP Tri-T 2, 3,4; Thespians 1,4; FTA 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Round Up Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 3, 4. CHARLES STEWART Student Council 1,2, 3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys State 3; R Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Basketball 3,4; Track 2, 3; Delegate to UN Pilgrimage and National Association of Student Councils, Scholastic Award 1,2, 3; Class President 1, 2, 3; Valedictorian. GLENDA STILWELL Student Council 4; Tri-T 3,4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Flag Twirler 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, President 4. BOYD SNOW Science Club 1. JUANITA SISNEROS DAVID SLATER LEAN SPILSKI GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Language Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4. WAYNE SPAHR Thespians 4; Senior Class Play; Band 1,4; Science Club 1. TERRY STANCLIFT Junior Class Play; Chorus 4. JANET STRATTON Tri-T 1,2, 3,4;FTA 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Round Up staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Secretary 2; Chorus 3,4; Class Secretary 1, 3; Girls State 3; Cheerleader 3,4, Head 3, 4. RICHARD STRATTON Student Council 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Boys State 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice -President 3, President 4; Scholastic Award 1, 3. DIANE STUBBS Student Council 4; Tri-T 2, 3,4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Round Up staff 3; National Honor Society 4; Girls State 3; Band 1, 2. LINDA SULLIVAN Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tri -T 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Round Up staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 3; Girls State 3; Class President 4; Vice-President 3, Representative 2. ALLEN TANNER Homecoming escort 3. BOB TAYLOR Round Up staff 3,4; Track 2; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 4; Football 1, 2. JANICE WILLIAMS Tri-T 2,3,4; CAA 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Round Up staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Girls State 3; Band 1,2; Debate 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Scholarship award 1, 2, 3. GLEN WOODBURY Round Up staff 3; R Club 3,4; Football 3; Band 1. At last, after four long years. Queen Marcia Lunney Senior Princess Teri Spencer Junior Princess Donna Mason Job’s Daughters 99 Guide Ann Salisbury Marshall Kathy Moore 102 Armstrong, Reuel Black, J . W . and Son Burnett Motor Company Carbon County Title Company Hested's Hi-Way Alignment Ideal Furniture Johnson, Eph Kirkeeng Insurance Agency Larsen, H. Incorporated M M Feed Marinello Beauty Shop Model Cleaners Morgan's Pharmacy Perkins, Bob--Conoco Pepper, Dr. James Ramsey Tire Service Rand, Harold Rawlins Auto Salvage Rawlins Floral Gift Shop Rawlins Motel Rawlins Self-Service Laundry Reuter's Skelly Service S S Repair Service Cleaners Sunset Auto Court Teton Cab Uptown Motel Uptown Beauty Salon Uptown Motors Walter's Bakery West Way Service Station Woolworth's Wyoming Automotive Company Johnny, Bill, Earl, Leo, ? WYDISCO-LOANS from $25 ----------$1,000 OK - Let's Go Have A Coke - From the COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Yvonne, Vince, Steve, Haglund Finley Paul BILL’S AUTO SERVICE Congratulations To The 808 Nieman Class of Cushman Scouter Sales Service '63 Schwin Bicycle BUCKING HORSE LODGE Motor Overhauling Major Auto Repairs HiWay 30 West Rawlins Auto Tune-Up Buick - Pontiac - Oldsmobile - G. M. C. We Specialize In The Best Sales, Service, And Parts For These Fine Automobiles In This Area LEFFORGE MOTOR COMPANY ADAMS RESTAURANT AND FLAME ROOM Salutes The Class of '63 The Fairest Place To Trade In Rawlins, Wyoming Gates Warehouse - Where You Can Always Be Assured of a Good Deal Look For The TENNECO Sign of Quality Gasoline Hi Way 30 East Phone 324-4227 Ray L. Lefforger, Owner Ken, Cheryl, Mrs. Koontz Winters Fischer D. M. FURNITURE Southern Wyoming's Most Progressive Furniture Store Phone 324-3861 311 West Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Don Moore, Manager SENIORS: Wishes You The Best In Success Eddie Margie Coppo Phone 324-2891 324-4663 316 - 3rd Street DR. W. W. BAUMAN Contact Lens A Speciality Phone 324-2001 313 - 4th Offers The Best In Friendliness D. J. GILLILAN INSURANCE CO. Best Wishes To The Seniors Be Sure------ Insure With Gil THE RAWLINS NATIONAL BANK Ok Wise Guy - Where's Your Engine? CEDAR CHEVRON SERVICE JAY’S DR Phone 324-9854 First Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming LEROY’S CHEVRON SERVICE Atlas Tires - Batteries - Accessories Ford Your Carbon County Ford Dealer Where You Find All Your Automotive Needs ONE’S T IVE INN Patty, Jane, Lauren, Hulpiau Carruth Chandler Everyone Cooks Right With PACIFIC POWER LIGHT Don Hamm — Professional Photographer You Can Always Do Better At FERGUSON'S 100% Service 100 % Friendliness 100% Behind R. H. S. 419 W. Cedar Phone 324-2766 C. W . Keldson - President JOE’S SUPER SERVICE The West's Best Wyoming's Newest Chinese - American Restaurant WILLIOW INN CAFE Are You Going By 'Mobil? 23rd and Spruce GAMBLE’S Rawlins' F riendly Department Store 512 W. Cedar Phone 324-270 Joe Mullen - Manager CLIFF MOTOR LODGE CONROY FUNERAL HOME Thoughtfull and Personalized Service West Highway 30 Phone 324-3494 Serving all of Carbon County 701 W. Spruce Phone 324-2131 “BABE” ROGERS Body Shape • Auto Salvage BONNIE’S DRESS SHOP 515 W. Cedar 324-3871 24-Hour Wrecker Service Body Work, Painting Good Used Cars At Your Prices Congratulations The Class of '63 Laura Kitchin THE FERRIS HOTEL Offers The Best In Western Hospitality Plumbing, Heating Welding Specialties Residential Commercial Industrial Piping Phone 324-2591 BUNNY BREAD Phillips ”66 402 E. Cedar Gas - Propane - Diesel Tires Batteries Accessories FRAN DEAN SIDERS Mickey Barbara Zononi Lawson Phone Rawlins 324-9921 Wyoming If You Don't Tell Anyone We're Going To The Kiddie Matinee --I Won't Either!! FOX THEATER Your Artcarved Diamond Center Serving Carbon County Since 1881 Ambulance Service RASMUSSON-SHRINER MORTUARY 7th Walnut - Rawlins Best Wishes To The Graduates Of 1963 KARL’S CLOTHES SHOP AND THE BOOTERY Rawlins Two Leading Stores Seniors Score With Their Constructing— So Does DAVIS CONSTRUCTION Out Focus With Your Moving Problem? Call REEVES INSURANCE AGENCY Wishes The Best To The Seniors NEUMAN TRANSIT Seniors Constructing Float Real Estate Insurance For Shopping Convenience and Personalized Service Shop SINCLAIR GROCERY MARKET Roy Rasmussen - Owner Phone 324-4426 (Personalized Meat-Cutting) John, Bob Woodbury Messerger BI-RITE DRUG Cosmetics Sundries Sporting Goods Magazines Prescriptions Phone 324-3401 511 W. Buffalo Home Furniture Since 1881 P. O. Box 976 Phone 324-2781 Rawlins, Wyoming Records Music Donna Musical Instruments Furniture Appliances Floor Coverings Mason To Tell You The Truth --I'm Starved-- Doug Ogburn Your Host VENICE CAFE Janice Brooks THOMAS R. BROOKS AGENCY Auto -Fire-Casualty Bonds-Life-A H Be Sure By Insuring Commercial Refrigeration Electrical Contracting Service Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-2420 RAWLINS ELECTRIC Jay G. Sundberg Faye E. Cully Phone 324-4553 Phone 324-2185 Skip Chas O'Melia Stewart ODD FELLOWS! Seek To Improve And Elevate The Charter Of Man Jane, Carruth Linda, Martin Everything Seem Unreal? DR. DIMMICK Can Help You See Things C-L-E-A-R-L-Y DAVE S STANDARD SERVICE A Landmark for Service Henry Firestone Phone 324-9930 Rawlins Wyoming RAWLINS CORRAL 216 - 5th Street Rawlins, Wyoming Western Brands Lowest Prices Anywhere DINSMORE REALTY COMPANY, INC. (Insurance of All Kinds) Congratulates And Wishes The Best of Everything To The Graduating Seniors of 1963 Phone 324-4600 P. O. Box 40 Rawlins Wyoming BETHEL 45 JOB’S DAUGHTERS Enid Aho Carol Garbutt Pam Pixler Mary Lynn Alameda Janet Foster PAINTER LUMBER SHORTY’S GARAGE Offers 24 - Hour Towing and Wrecker Service Their Services To You General Repairing-All Makes Day or Night Call 324-4554 Growing Boys Drink Milk From WYOMING DAIRY And Then If You're Lucky -You've Still Got Half Your Finger Left - MACO CONSTRUCTION SINCLAIR TRUCK STOP AND MIDWAY SERVICE Wishes The Class of '63 Success In The Future KRAL Best Wishes To You.........And You.........And We Do Mean You Rawlins Radio Serving all of South-Central Wyoming With Sports News Weather Music IMN Mutual ABC STATE FARM INSURANCE We Insure More Cars Than Any Other Company. Life and Fire Insurance Residence Liability For Information Call -- Dave Emerson 416-6th Phone 324-4411 Want To Save Money MITCHELL’S CONOCO Shop At PENNEY’S .C. PSNN2Y CO COI MC ►CO 1 ▼ 2 r V 5th Spruce Phone 324-3262 Peter R. Mitchell Rawlins, Wyoming For General Building Contractors MASTER CLEANERS Call L. M. OLSON, INC. Phone 324-3531 Box 547 Rawlins, Wyoming Free Pick-Up Delivery SMYTH-BULLOCK DEPARTMENT STORE The Store With Red Carpet Service' Rawlins, Wyoming Juniois BROX That's Once! HARRIS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insurance Real Estate CONSTRUCTION Helps You With Every Building Problem Mrs. Kirk Shows You The Light So Take Our Advise And Go Selright 310 W. Buffalo Box 955 Phone 324-2726 Rawlins, Wyoming BARNEY HARRIS - GEORGE ALLEN Insurance For Every Need Mrs. Kirk's Class SELRIGHT GROCERY For Service CHILDRESS ELECTRIC Electric Contractors 417 North 6th Phone 324-3831 McGEE-MURPHY, INC. 7th And Spruce Highway 30 Rawlins, Wyoming T HUNDERBIRO CHUCK’S T©YS X AND - $ h©bbie - RAWLINS DRUG 59 1 Is Proud Of The Senior Class Of '63' Grant Seaveison Hu ‘)Uu 'Honu if RAWLINS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR RAWLINS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Looks Forward To A Bright Future Graduation — Suggest a Photograph On any occasion your portrait expresses more thoughtfullness then any gift you can make. You owe yourself and your friends a modern photograph. Make an appointment today. MEYERS STUDIO PIONEER CONSTRUCTION Our Best To You The Graduating Class And Student Body of RHS