Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1980 volume:

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We are OUTLAW PROUD. RAWLINS HIGH OUTLAWS CODY BRONCS WORLAND 1 WARRIORS ■rock springs 1 TIGERS RIVERTON HIGHF WOLVERINES 1 LANDER HIGH TIGERS II POWELL PANTHERS □ur Conference Organizations StudEnt Council ULlorhs To FirE Up Spirit. The 1979-1980 Student Council was constantly striving to increase student involvement. Outlaw Week’s several activities were scheduled and planned by the various committees of the Council. In addition to Outlaw Week. Student Council planned the Christmas Assembly. Sadie Hawkins Dance. Fun Week, popcorn machines, WASC. the teacher appreciation, student activities, and numerous assemblies. A scrapbook of activities has been kept up-to-date. The Christmas Assembly was a major event of the year and was enjoyed by everyone. The Council also purchased and decorated a huge Christmas tree. At the end of the year, the Council planted trees. Top (L to R): back. Mark Knackstedt. Emily Sims, front. Jacque Hammersmark. David Wiseman. Middle: back. Howard Johnson, front. Cathy Avila. Stacy Bjork. Bottom: Sandra Kovachavich. Shelly McCord. Lisa Lyle, and Carol King. Bottom: Karen Mann. Amy Tigner. and Carolyn Krysl. 19 TOP: The 1979-1980 Student Council. Bottom Left (L to R): Matt Gorsuch. Sue Fritz. Karen Stinchcomb. Jayne Hembree. Bottom Middle: JoAnn Schimmel. Mark Davidson. Erin Smyth. Maggie Beebe. Stacy Bjork. David Russell. Nina Romero. Bottom Right: Melanie Snively. Alisa Evans. Suzie Boggs, and Marvelle Jochim. Rawlins Outlaw Band Builds Outlaw PawEr The Outlaw Band moves out in celebration of Outlaw Week. Leading the parade, they set the beat for everyone. 21 Mr. Ken Strieby was the band director this year. He built enthusiasm and motivation and the bands had a super year of success under his direction. Band Bachs Outlaws Practice in the early season to make perfect at the games. Pep Band livens games up with half-time shows and pre-game shows. The marching Outlaw Band EtrihE up the Band! 33 fill State is Held in Rawlins The All-State music festival was held in Rawlins this year. Many activities were held during the two day event. The final was a grand performance. Above: One of the practice sessions. Bottom Left: Musical Instruments require a great deal of care, as shown by this all-stater. Bottom Right: The orchestra. 24 □rill Team l_Eads the Way Strike up the band and let a winner lead the way. An important part of Rawlins High School, the drill team adds a bright splash of excitement to the band, halftime shows, parades, and other school activities. The young ladies always have a smile and wave to add to most high school functions. Here, they are leading the Band in Outlaw week activities. They not only add spirit to the school, but also beauty and grace. Hats off to these young ladies of RHS. 25 □rill TEam Top (L to R): Helen Page. Jackie. Cindy Cattles. Angie Perkins. Karen Mann. Liz Wise. Shelly McCord. Suzie Boggs. Bobbi Bentsen. Karen Pate. Bottom: Drill team members pose with their flags and rifles. 36 21 □utlauu The RHS Vocal Music Department had another successful year. There were many performances, as well as a musical. Chairs Perform in Style The choir poses for a picture. THE MUSIC STORE Above: The sign tells what it's all about. Right: Mr. Dahlinger keeps busy with the choirs. i i 4 � Rll-E5tatE PravidES musical Fun Although you don't recognize any of these people, these pictures capture the feeling, the mood, and the spirit of the All-State Music Festival held in Rawlins. These feelings, moods, and spirits are dedicated to our own school musicians, as well as those from all over Wyoming. 30 □.E. and DECH are involved The members of DECA include: standing left to right — Alfred Herrera. Sherri Cantu. Brenda O’Melia. Roy Haworth. Ed Peterson. Margaret Reeves. Theresa Siren, and Kent Corbett. The members seated include: Veronica Woodward. Michele Allen. Yvette Schimmel. Judy Martinez. Deene Lyon. Kirk Stone, and Miss Vander Ven. DECA involves much time and effort on the part of the individual. After school jobs, working for credit and developing a sense of responsibility are all a part of this organization. The officers of DECA were Brenda O'Melia. Yvette Schimmel. Michele Allen. Veronica Woodward. Deena Lyon, and Ed Peterson. Caught ln the ac|. These FHA members pose for a picture: Sandra kovachevich. Dixie Steinfeid. Dor see Fagnant. Pari Papantonakis. kirn Lasco. Jana Richardson. Bonnie Baker. Nina Romero. Jd Richardson. Todd W iliams. Miss Aiden � as the sponsor. Members Not Pictured: Janette Abe ta. kent Branham. Todd Colins. Laurie Drake. Leslie Dykers. Alisa Evans. Sharia Gonzales. I vie Higdon. Roxie Jackson. Darvl Jefferson. Susan king. Julie Matnev. Vickie McCarty. Pam Morrow. Susan Oaks. Bd Perkins. Rachael Sanchez. Mark Schultz. Meiame Snivefv. Tonya Wheeler. Liz Wise. Pam Frink man. Erin Svth. Susan kmoch. FHA means Future Homemakers of America. This year Mas very active for FHA with fund raising, contests and leadership conferences. a: fflnrE 5cEnES Rround School Above: An artist at work. Right: Lauretta slides and glides. Below Mr. Duke takes a break from his busy schedule for a nap in the gym. FBLfl Is Tahing Cara Of Business Tb member of m K the foDowmg poopfc Carol King. Tammy $ l� biiry. Mrs Noonan. lisa Turner. Veronica Woodward. Margaret Sanchez, lisa Schreck. Kendra Khram . Tehhy Cuiy. Sheila Henrv. and Debbie Drake M l A has had a very active and prosperous year. They had seyeral social gatherings which included a Christmas party, and a piZ2a party. These parties were enjoyed by all members. FBLA was involved in several money making projects. few of these included the traveling bake sale, with delicious home baked items, candy sales, and candles with figures In March, several members of the club attended the state convention which was held in Cheyenne. 1hi was a state level competition and the students placed high in the ratings. An officers retreat was also held this year. H FcarEnsics EipEahs Out With DEtErminatinn The Forensics Club attended the Student Congress in Rivertson. Kevin Sullivan was elected to Congress. The Forensics Club held a mock trial the last few weeks of April. Everyone attending and included in the event had an enjoyable time. Below are the illustrious members of the Forensics Club. Standing from left to right: David Wiseman. Barry McCann. Howard Johnson. Drake Hill, and Kevin Sullivan. The members who are seated include: Amy Tigner. Karen Stinchcomb. and Janet Roberts. Pari Papantonakis is not pictured. Miss Tanner was the sponsor. Le CerdE Francais Est FormiriablE Back Row (L to R) Drake Hill, Duane Spencer, Michele Keil. Kris Schwindt. Ms. Tiemann. Middle Row: Annette Chipperfield. Emily Smis. Andre Blanchard. Front Row: Leslie Dykers, Brad Barbour. Carol King. Officers were Carol King, Drake Hill, The French Club was very busy this year. The annual seafood sales were and Michele Keil. sponsored and members solicited orders in the community. A French dinner was held at Michele Keil’s house and the members prepared the food. The members also traveled to Atlantic City for a French dinner. Hey Club [Deans Involvement This is a project of 1977. Many of us walk over this each day. without appreciating its value. The Key Club sponsored several chili suppers. The Club sent delegates to the district convention and Melanie Snively was elected to an office at the district level. The club meets in the library twice a month. This is also a project of Key Club. The members keep the marquis up-to-date. 37 LaRaza Club fTled PrEp Above: The Med Prep officers were Sandra Kovachevich. Karen Mann. Jane Jaramillo. and Kim Schwindt. Top Right: Row I (L to R): Helen Page. Jill Richardson. Jodie Deist. Wendy Collier. Renae Turner. Mrs. Maffoni. Middle Row: Sandra Kovachevich. Sal Scheierman. Sue David. Susan Grauberger. Trish Wolf. Bottom Row: Marcie Haas. Rachael Sanchez. Susan Kmoch. Karen Mann, Kim Schwindt. Bottom Right A typical Med Prep meeting. 39 National Honor EiociEtL] HS kmkx SWmhec vl tv' R' KV w UckftNv laurecn FVtrr e«v $u: Koff . Stark knack tedi. SWlan $ni W . Karen Stann. Brad GaWenz. Joann vtunmwl. tardtsn krttl. UrK' Tarantuvv PavM Uiwiwn. ndrc Blanchard Uend Mm. Javnc Hembree. $M? McCord. Rembrandt Club Rembrandt Club Members (L to R): Lora Robinson. Lisa Lyle. Brenda Linde. Mr. Williams. Wayne Kjetsrud. Dennis Johnson. 41 Pi-Club 5haujs Spirit Top. The members of the R-Club and their sponsor. Mr. Morgan. Right. The officers of the R-Club were Duane Spencer. Scott Chipperfield. Bill Perkins, and Mark Knackstedt. The R” is a symbol of spirit and achievement. The members of R-Club have excelled in athletics and demonstrate Outlaw Spirit and Sportsmanship. 42 ThEspians Top: These Thespians pose for a dramatic picture with their sponsors. Right: The Thespian officers were Julia Blakeslee. David Russell and Jayne Hembree. The Thespians had a very busy year. They attended a festival in Cheyenne and a National Convention in Muncie. Indiana. They also participated in the all-school plays. 43 Tri-T means Scholarship Top: The members of Tri-T pose for the annual photographer with their sponsor. Mrs. Winzenried. Right: Tri-T officers Julie Graalman. Carolyn Krysl. Amy Tigner. and Marjorie Tarantino. Tri-T means scholarship. The members of Tri-T have excelled in academics and this accomplishment has earned them their membership. In addition to their fund raising events, the Tri-T presents scholarship medals and hosts a tea. 44 ValuntEens flrE ValuntEErs Above: The newest members of Volunteens are capped. Left Top: The photographer catches these Volunteens getting ready for the picture. Left Bottom: Ah . . . now Karen and Susan are ready. 45 Annual 5taff 46 Scenes Around 5choal Above: A typical classroom. Left: The students wait for the parade. Below: Carol and Lauretta prepare for modeling careers. 48 49 Top: Visitors are always welcome in Outlaw country. Above Left: Howie talks about the game. Above Right: These students enjoy a water polo game. Local HRflL Bounds Familiar Hey, have you ever noticed that some of the voices on our local radio station are ones you have also heard in our halls? That’s right! Students, as well as teachers from RHS have received broadcasting licenses. In the past. Brad Gablenz, John Simpson. Russ Leatherman, Kent Corbett, and Mark Schultz have had their golden tones heard throughout the county. Now, KRAL staffers include teachers from RHS. Mr. Thornton (on the air he’s Larry) and Mr. Duke (on the air he’s JD) spin discs and do the deejay routine at 1240, KRAL. Carbon County Radio. Top: Larry (Thornton) relays some news to his public. Side: JD announces another top hit. 50 Hobo Pool is famous for . . . Winter, summer, prom or fall formal, even senior celebrations are the seasons and the reasons for going for the Hobo Pool in Saratoga. The Annual Staff tried to find a number of students at the pool, but decided that the water looked too inviting. The water was really hot. Jeff Spencer loved jumping in the river and David Russell sat in the hottest part of the pool. He looked like a boiled lobster when he got out. The Hobo pool is a great place to go to socialize, relax and have a good soak. 51 Rawlins RowdiES Roundin' Up 52 Miles Rives displays his skills. Many RHS students misunderstand the group” they call cowboys.” They are just regular people like everyone else, except for their different hobby. Many people want a rodeo team at RHS, including Miles and Wade Rives. These brothers entered a high school rodeo contest to represent Rawlins even though RHS has no team. They paid their own ways and used their own stock. We salute them for representing Rawlins and Outlaw Pride. Barrie does a bad ol’ roping trick.” HavE Those Warnin' Blues? 53 flh! ThE LifE nf a Gas flttEndant 54 How 5weEt It Is! 55 Yes. that is Jon Wolfe behind that bar. Mr. Boyle locked him up for the summer at the city pool. He got a nice tan. And here’s Karen making a big sandwich at the Hungry Hero shop. til 56 Faculty and Staff Board And Central Administration Members of the Board of Education (L to R): Catherine Morehead. Roy Raymond. Barb Parsons. Bill Scoggin. Abe DeHerrera. Clark Hull. Sue Williams is not pictured. The Central Administrators are hard working men. Above: Hugh Simmons. Top Left: Don Blakeslee. Top Middle: Dick Colson. Left: Lynn Heeren. 58 □ur main Office LJLIarhs Hard Our high school administrators also work very hard. Top Left: Jeff Hitchcock shows he likes his work. Top Right: John Maffoni is caught when he is not busy, and that’s a rare find. Below Left: Mr. Soulek listens to one of the teachers talk about an extra-curricular assignment. Below Right: Mr. Krysl smiles, but don’t confuse that smile with all niceness and good things. Mr. Krysl wants you to behave yourself and obey all the rules. i 59 5ecrEtaries Heep Things 5maath Above: Shirley Stinchcomb shows that she enjoys her work. Below: Pat Quigley seems to agree with Shirley. Above: Lolly Schinkel greets the day with a smile. Below: Judy Tigner is ready for the coming, hectic day. ':fcl 60 Guidance Rnd Attendance Officer Top Left: Charlene Urban reviews the study guide. Bottom Left: Mrs. Wiseman is ready to help the next student in line. Top Right; Marilyn Essary checks her notes on a student’s progress. Bottom Right: Lynn McCarthy is ready to hear the next excuse for a student being absent. 61 Business Mr. Gerald Hazledine Mr. Jim Duke Miss Candice Michael 62 LEarning PiEsnurcE CEntEr Top: Miss Susan Dunnebecke. Bottom: Mr. Larry Thornton. Left: Mrs. Valerie O’Leary. 63 □rivErs Ed - Audio Visual - Distr. Ed. Mi VanderVen relaxes in the office after a hard day on the job. Above: Mr. Vfcindts shows this student how to read a street guide Right Mr Shaffer keeps all our equipment in top shape. English Left: Mrs. McNees is caught during DEAR time, and she’s not reading! Below: Mr. Smith is always happy to have his picture taken. Above left: Mr. Moore poses for the camera. Above left: Mrs. Street. 66 Foreign Language — Top: Mrs. Phyllis Winzenried and Miss Vickie Alden. math Above: Mr. Bill Parsons. Right: Mr. Al Morgan. Far Right: Mr. Bob Harbison. Miss Terri Holmquist. Mr. Mike Pierce. 68 □ccupatinnal Canter P.E. And Aquatics Above: Mr. Gary Campbell and Mrs. Jennifer Dinnel. Right: Mrs. Darlene O’Melia and Mr. Dale Ross. BciEncE Top Left: Mr. Marty Miyamoto. Top Right: Mr. Gary Kathan. Middle Left: Mr. Gary Graalman. Middle Right: Mrs. Mary Campbell relaxes in the office. Right: Mr. Terry Street s classes are ALL laughts. Social Studies Mr Thor - j Rrown Ri$ht Mr Rk 1 Pcrwr, Faculty Gallery CafEtEria and Custodial 5taff Members of the Cafeteria Staff.- Martha Bartlett. Karen Benson. Lila Blakely. Fidencia Bustos. Marjory Collins. Mary Lou Ellsworth. Fay Etchison. Aurora Gonzales. Margaret Lucero. Irene Martinez. Marian McNees. Edith Mortensen. Penny Mortensen. Charlotte Romero. Pat Weythman. 1 - • Larry Miller Ralph Logan Flerb Isakson U 4 S Karen Kitchen and Inez Flerrera Danny Esquibal Robert Maestas Jose Archuleta 74 Ed Lobie Adonias Martinez TeII CTlr. Jordan “HeavEn Can Wait The Thespians presented Heaven Can Wait in an all school assembly and to a full house on three successive nights in the Fine Arts Auditorium. The main character in the play was Joe Pendleton, played by Mark Schultz. He was taken from Earth prematurely by a novice Angel, played by Scott Schuele and then returned in various other persons. This situation provided for some enjoyable comedy as Joe tried to convince all his friends of his former life that he had returned. As a millionaire banker, he made a return to boxing and finally ended up as another boxer. This was an outstanding play and was enjoyed by all who attended. After this. 1 1 show you how to tie your shoes. Bob Saltade comforts the bereaved widow 1 think I’m gome to be sick (Dalene Young). Happy traits to Rob and Janel. 76 Making up one's face in one of the arts of the theatre. Heaven Can Wait” not only provided an opportunity for dramatic and comedy expression, but also provided the chance to experience the arts of the theatre. Backstage was hectic as students rushed to get into their costumes, do some last minute brushing up on lines, and put on make-up. This was an entire student production, directed by Mr. Moore and Mrs. McNees. ABOVE: I feed my dog Cycle 2.” LEFT: We made it to the top. 77 Guys And Galls Gruesom Threesome Gamblers ready for action. 78 Is fl Smash Cooley High? Sean gives grandfatherly advice. 79 LifE In Nazi Europe: Above: Julia Blakeslee. Leon Woodward. Howard Johnson. Below: Tammy Prelle, Carolyn Krysl, Howard Johnson. The Diary of Anne Frank — a dramatic play that moved the audience and captured attention. The cast did a fantastic job portraying the characters. They received a well-deserved standing ovation. 80 Above: Amy Tigner. Tammy Prelie. Mark Schultz. RnnE Franh THe Diary of Mr. Frank (David Russell) recalls the days of the Holocaust. Mr. Van Daan fights for his bread. Tammy Prelie (Anne Frank) gave an inspiring performance. Here, she confers with Pirn. 81 The Carbon County District One Teacher Education Association presented Man of LaMancha in the Fine Arts Auditorium in September. The proceeds went to a scholarship fund. This play was enjoyed by all. fflan □f LafTlancha 8} New Council CfficErs Tahe Cath A part of the annual awards assembly is the administering of the oath of office to the new Student Council officers. Above: David Russell takes the oath of office from outgoing President Howard Johnson. Top Right: Secretary Cathy Avila swears-in Roxie Jackson. Bottom Right: Drake Hill takes the oath of office as administered by Vice President Stacy Bjork. 84 EtudEnts Win Rwards TRI-T SCHOLARSHIP MEDALS Scott Chipperfield Brenda Linde Duane Spencer Tina Lopez Bill Perkins Joann Schimmel Jayne Hembree David Wiseman Carolyn Krysl Shelly McCord Barb Keel Debbie Lund o Cindy Cheney Carol Cruz Joe Jaramillo Matt Gorsuch Tracy Lynn Tracy Scott Smith Darlette Bilstad Marie Hay TRI-T SCHOLARSHIPS Julie Graalman Carie Hornby CLASS OF 1980 VALEDICTORIAN Brenda Linde OUTSTANDING LA RAZA CLUB MEMBERS Connie Montoya Brenda Cordova Howard Johnson OUTSTANDING FBLA MEMBER Karen Colson OUTSTANDING MED PREP MEMBER Sue Davi OUTSTANDING YEARBOOK STAFFER Suzi Boggs OUTSTANDING SPEECH STUDENT Kevin Sullivan BAUSCH 6 LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Dixie Steinfeld OUTSTANDING CHEERLEADER Karen Hill OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL PLAYER Bill Perkins OUTSTANDING VOLLEYBALL PLAYER Cathy Avila OUTSTANDING SWIMMERS Julie Graalman Duane Spencer OUTSTANDING WRESTLER Scott Chipperfield OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYERS Val Jacobson Bart Evans OUTSTANDING TRACK PARTICIPANTS Sandra Kovachevich Jon Cheney SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY Karen Hill BEST SENIOR BOY ATHLETE Scott Chipperfield BEST BAND STUDENTS Tebby Cully George Fisher BEST VOCAL STUDENTS Lori Herrud Bob Sallade BEST SENIOR ART STUDENTS Lisa Lyle Ricky Sanchez BEST THESPIAN Julia Blakeslee LEE ECKDAHL MEMORIAL AWARD Dalene Young GEORGE ELIOPULOS MEMORIAL AWARD Jon Cheney CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Karen Hill Howard Johnson ESTELLA ARLEE SEAVERSON MEMORIAL PLAQUE Karen Hill PRINCIPALS AWARD Tina Lopez 86 OUTSTANDING KEY CLUB MEMBER Skills Business EtudEnts Build On April 22. fifteen students from R.H.S. participated in the Business Skills Tournament in Rock Springs. Right: Bonnie and Karen concentrate on the accounting test. Below: These contestants await their events. 5hills at Contest Left Top: Mr. Duke prepares Carol and Jeannine for shorthand. Left Bottom: Bonnie relaxes after the test. Below: Cheryl and Carol wait for the results. 89 Rawlins Brings Hama Eight Awards � inner ete Cheryl Tarantino th Bu ine Grammar Cuiv lih htiuvif oc ahuiaf U't« Martinri. 4th Ttpmf H. fc w« Ccbon hrd Shorthand I. Kim latco 2nd Tiling. CM � e CVj r kI Typing I and X hn Cheney bt place m Typing I. 9f Welding Contest winners were Mr. Smith outstanding instructor). Ben Scheierman. Eric Rosentreter. Gene Davis, and Paul Larson. Smiles For Dutlaw PridE Sports □utlsujs HavE Spirit SENIORS Row I: Joe Luck. Scott Chipperfield. Bart Evans. Mark Schultz. Eric Moeller. Row 2-. Jim Millman. Tom McCann. Duane Spencer. Kent Branham. Bill Perkins. Row 3: Robert Downs. Troy Mortensen. Mike Shultz, Doug Forrest. Lyle Thomas. JUNIORS Row I: Lyle Higdon. Todd Gregory. Tommy Quintana. Ron Jones. Emil Lemich. Daryl Jefferson. Row 2-. Wayne Kjelsrud. Scott Lytle. Travis Thornton. Rod Barta. Cass Holloway. Nate Thompson. Row 3= Todd Collins. Tim Schumacher. Brian Austin. Darren Brathall. 94 Outlaws HavE PririE SOPHOMORES Row I. Dale Dowlin. Don Hackney. Craig Earl. Tom Seiloff. Rod James. John Hammersmark. John Williams. Row Bret Evans. Mike Kinoch. Tom Cabrera. James Jager. Mike Maffoni. Row 3: Jeff Spencer. Carlos lllescas. Pat Patchen. John Leach. Mark Wilcox. Jay Sherley. The Outlaws take a moment from a busy practice schedule to pose for a team picture with the coaching staff. 95 Although the Outlaws’ record of 0 and 9 was not a shiny one, the team’s efforts helped to heighten school spirit. A season like this is not easy to take, however, the experience gained this year will lead to future victories. HI Outlaws fly to the rescue. Outlaws move in. 96 Offense prepares to attack. TEarn Spirit Counts □utlaws 5hnat the Gap A determined Outlaw makes an effort. Several Outlaws earned honors as members on all-conference and all-state teams. In addition, other Outlaws received honorable mention award. □utlaws Crowd In The defense tackles back. 98 VnllELjballErs BpihE Bach TOP LEFT Mrs. Dinnel maps out the game plan. BOTTOM LEFT The Steel Curtain” BOTTOM RIGHT Karen and Pam wait for the call. 99 □utlaws Tahe TimE Top Row (L to R): Ronna Carter, Valerie Jacobsen. Coleen Turner, Doty Nicholas. Cathy Avila. Mrs. Dinnel. Bottom Row: Eloisa Martinez. Melanie Snively. JoAnn Schim-mel. Wendy Jochim. Top Row (L to R): Pam Harvey. Karen Stinchcomb. Bonnie Gregory. Sal Scheierman. Tracey Campbell. Liz Hutchems. Tonya Wheeler. Mrs. Brown. Bottom Row: Veronica Woodward. Karen Lucero. Marcie Haas. Laureen Petersen. Traci Bowman. 100 □ut Far R Picture Laureen looks up at the Outlaw scoreboard. Tonya moves in for the save. 101 Over the net for a point. Coleen shows her super serve. An Outlaw volleyballer makes a return. Rawlins Outlaw Girls HavE fl Goad EBEasan TOP LEFT: Julie verifies the win with the timekeeper. TOP RIGHT: And away she goes. BOTTOM: Ready, get set. got . . . and. they’re off I KM An Outlaw diver slices through the air in an effortless dive. As she glides gracefully, she aims for the water and the completion of a perfect dive. Be prepared for splashdown. The Outlaw diving team had another fine year under Coach Don Brinkman and placed high in all the meets held this year. The prospects for success in 1980 are tremendous. 105 The 5Eflsan Ends Lilith H 5plash fTlEEting ThE EBuprEmE ChallEngE The mighty Outlaw cagers Boys basketball got off to a good start with a victory over Casper Natrona in non-conference action. They played a total of three non-conference games. They then went into regular action and came away with a good record. It was a successful year with good crowd support. There were many exciting games. The season bounced from one game to the next and it was time for Regionals. They were held in Cody this year. The Outlaw boys won the title and prepared for state. At state, the boys won the first game and eventually took fourth place. At all times, they showed sportsmanship and teamwork. □utlflULJ Eager 5tylE flt Its Finest A Rawlins Outlaw goes up for two and makes the Laramie Plainsmen look plain. Right The anticipation of a foul shot — Nathan Thompson displays his fool play Outlaws Roundup Victorias 09 Top: JV victories possible only when these Outlaws strut their stuff. Above right: My goodness. Todd. Above: Now. I would say that was amazing and Coach Windis has the cutest legs, wouldn’t you say? Outlaws TahE Regional Title And fTlnvE On To State Action Top: Mike Shultz works his way in to score a point in state action. Bottom; Jon Cheney gets the jump on the ball. 110 □utlflws PlacE Uth In Above: Jon Cheney has a contact attack during the first round game against Sheridan. Below: Craig Earl, only a sophomore, gets in a lot of action as a varsity Outlaw. Side: Bart Evans does what he does best, long shots. n III Outlaws PErfnrm ULIith ExcEllencE IQ Above: Sue Fritz and Val Jacobson battle for the ball with their opponents. All their style and skills are demanded in Outlaw action. Above right: Cathy Avila waits for her teammate to assist her. Side: JoAnn shoots a free throw and Cindy sets to rebound if necessary. Top: Coach Hill shows Coleen Tuner the finer points of the game. Side: Outlaw seniors take the court. Bottom: High stepin’ it. □utlauus PiEadLj Far Pro hall! [just about] The girls varsity had an up and down year. They had difficulty in being consistent, but by the end of the year they pulled together and were a great team. They placed in the Regionals and moved on to state. 113 Rawlins “Lags Up R 5pEctacular 5Easnn Doty and JoAnn on the defense. Bottom Right Whoa! DeeDee is making a shot. Bottom Left: Wendy puts up two so hard the ball split in two! Good job. Wendy. 114 ThELj 5hinE LihE 5tars Above: Coleen Turner takes aim while Val Jacobson notes the technique. In ThE Nights Of Fiction Above: Wendy Jochim plays a mean” defense to stop even the top opponents. Side: 31 of the Rawlins Outlaws puts up two. 115 Individual and Team Spirit nflEEts thE ChallEngE Wrestling is a supreme challenge of strength. A wrestler must combine body strength with mental concentration. The combination of mind and top physical conditioning pays off in victory. The Outlaws proved they are in top shape with a season of top performance. TOP; trie meets ihe challenge and win . BOTTOM: John receive encouragement from coach Campbell. LUe HavE DutlaiiJ PridE Outlaws wrestlers lead state in sportsmanship and pride. We show a lot of spirit and pride for everyone. Teamwork and effort are important for the whole group as they pull together. Outlaws pause in respect. Coach Campbell and the team watch intently. ULIe flrE Disciplined to Win Outlaws come out on top in all competition. STIuscIe Rctian Turns Over to Win Wrestlers must know many moves and be able to think quickly. It takes concentration to pin and win. An Outlaw strains with effort. 119 GrapplErs Wrestle a Victory -W IT TOP: Coach and wrestler discuss strategy. LEFT: Howie moves in for the kill. RIGHT: Troy is determined to win. i� BwimmErs Pull Through with an Excellent 5Easan TOP: Boys warm up and get ready for the meet. BOTTOM: David concentrates before a meet. The Outlaw Boys Swimming and Diving Team had an excellent season under Coaches Dale Ross and Don Brinkman. The boys put forth much effort to end with an impressive record. At the state competition, Rawlins finished fifth. All of these were top notch performances by the Outlaw swimmers. State Champions included: Jon Wolf, 500 freestyle: David Russell, 100 Breaststroke: and the relay team of Mark Knackstedt. Jon Wolf. Duane Spencer, and David Russell. lil CompEtition is Stiff Wally recovers after his first victory. Joel tucks ami dives. Mark and Jon psych up. U3 V Pete and Doug execute fine dive , which lead to medals at Conference. Trach Team Has R Goad 5Easan John Leach gets advice from Coach Stalder. Rearin’ to go. John walks his victory lap. ( Jon puls forth effort and wins. The Outlaw Track team had a successful season. The boys had several members participate in the state track meet in Casper and the girls did equally well. Outstanding performances were given by Jon Cheney, Jeff Woodley, DeShann Stroud, and Tom Juarez. The track coaches were Mr. Stalder. Mr. Morgan, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Dinnel, and Mr. Street. Tom Juarez (above) and Todd Williams (below) are both winners. 126 DeeDee makes a long run look easy. Here she goes again. 127 128 5pirit and 5pnrtsmanship Top: The learn brings home a victory. Bottom: Larry Thornton cheers the team on. 139 5pEcial □iLjmpics Participants Shaw Enthusiasm Below: This skier heads for the finish line. Top Right: The medals are presented. Middle Right: Skiing can be fun. even for a beginner. Bottom Right: Glide like the wind! Intramurals! CLUB ED BY KIMNIS kit 1973 M KEYS CHARI BtudEnts in Rctian Above: One doesn't always have to concentrate on the game. Below Left: The Thinker. Below Right: Yuckl 134 Rawlins High School has many faces Cheerleaders ChEErlEadErs Boast PridE Top Left: Annette Chipperfield. JoDell Moon. Debbie Ford. Susan King. Above: Leslie Dykers. Maggie Beebe. Carla Brown. Below: Alisa Evans. JoD Frinkman. Karen Hill. Marcie Russell. The Cheerleaders attended every Outlaw athletic event. They boosted the pride and raised spirit. Above: JoD yells for the Outlaws. Top Left: Leslie takes a break from cheering. Bottom Left. Practice, practice, practice. 'A2 PravidEs the “CT1bx Watts VibEs Tom McCann and Joe Luck have captured the chic” fall style. Brent (in the back) jives to Max Watts” with skill. Fall Formal 1979 was the social event of the Fall. This year’s sophomores and freshmen sponsored a superb dance. The band was Mex Watts, a really funky group of people with a light show. The refreshments were cool mints and punch. The servers had their hands full keeping up with thirsty dancers. Shelly McCord and Cary Keaten. Suzie Boggs and Ben Scheierman boogie down. The Frosh take a break from all that dancin'. Those shoes get a little tight, huh, Tom? Romance 5prings Up at Fall Ball Above: Anne Page and Dan Cox swing in the fall breeze. Side: Well? Wouldn t you? 143 Fall Formal is enjoLjed by all DeeDee and Rodney admire their classmates' accomplishments, or. they're too stunned by the excitement to dance. Candi and Bill swing to the funky music under the light show of Max Watts. “HU Things Hre Passible” by SI 1980 Prom Queen and Prom King are Julie Graalman and Jeff Woodley. The Class of 1981 sponsored a Prom that; out decorated, out classed, out did all past attendances. The theme was All Things are Possible, a song by Dan Peak. Thousands of dollars were spent on the decorations and band, but not as much as the previous class had spent. Water fountains were in the corners with dry ice and colored lights. Turf was laid beneath all the pine trees. A fantasy castle was welded and covered with foil to shine behind the King and Queen. The roof was a brand new thing at RHS. It was a double canopy made from two huge rings and pink, yellow, green, blue, orange and purple streamers. Two huge chandeliers were hung in the middle of them. Stars with shredded foil were hung around the canopies and bags of balloons were dropped when the Royalty was crowned. The entrance was of plastic pink, violet and baby blue streamer curtains, with a roof of modern design. David Russell and Bill Moon really pitched in. Here they are streaming the canopy roof. 145 No PiEst far THe LJLlEarg, TnilEd, DvErwarhEd . . . Jayne Hembree’s face expresses the feeling Monday evening with only four days left to make it all come together. Mom. I’ll see ya next Sunday! Top right: JoD Finkman and Wade Ritterbush put together a Christmas tree? Right: The directors of comedy are Jeff Clinton. Captain of Easy goin’. Shelly McCord. Captain of everything else, and Don Ray Smith. 8l's King of Comic Hats. Below left: Jane Johnson and Roxie Jackson master a new trade, that of artificial turf turfer. Boy. if Mrs. Winzenried could only see them! Below right: Good ol’ Ralph Logan puts up the best prom he has put up in yearslll 146 Above right: Mean” Dean Umpleby is cruzin’ with his broom. Above: Carolynl My goodness! This is a school sponsored activity! But actually. Marj would like to know where she got that lovely outfit. Side: Laureen. Rob. I just can’t believe we re doing thisl 147 Love is in thE flir! Well, what can we say: When you have it. you have itl I Above Right: The band for the 1980 Prom was IVORY. You can see the keyboard jammin’ down to a Beach Boys medley. Above: Hey! I'm sombody! My name is in the telephone book so I'm celebrating! Right: You're in for it! You print this picture and I'll have Todd kyarn you! 148 Prams PlahE Life SwEEtEr Bi_j Far Tim and DeeDee enjoy the evening, dinner, dancing and romancing. Above: The Moores swing in a ribbon of lovel Above Left: Cindy and Glen show off that southern and western style and pizazz. Side: Queen Julie Graalman and King Jeff Woodley are in bliss, from being honored. OF COURSE! 150 Graduation Night Provides ExcitEmEnt COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Monday, May 19. 1980 at 8:00 P. M. Rawlins High School Gymnasium PROCESSIONAL ...... National Anthem i .............................. Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar Rawlins High School Band Mr. Kenneth W. Strieby, Conductor Pledge of Allegiance ............................................................................. Mr. Larry Krysl Assistant Principal. Rawlins High School Invocation .... The Reverend Ronald Sims St. Thomas Episcopal Church SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTATION ......................................................... Mr. John A. Maffoni Principal. Rawlins High School OUTSTAND SENIOR AWARD ................... PRESENTATION BY MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1980 Floward Johnson' Bob Sallad . Tebra Cully Mr. Larry Thornton. Sponsor Stacey Bjork Motto: Keep your face to the sun and you Colors.- Blue and Red Floweri Carnation PRESENTATION OF CLASS ................... SENIOR AWARD .......................................................... Dr. W. E. Scoggin Chairman. Board of Education Brenda Linde. Valedictorian Russ Leatherman 1 Mark Schultz Jim Millman Senior Choir Members sun and you’ll never see the shadow. ............................................... Dr. Hugh G. Simmons Superintendent of Schools AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS RECESSIONAL ..................... Mr.. Abe DeHerrera Board of Education Mr. Jeff Hitchcock Assistant Principal, Rawlins High School Fanfare and Recessional” by Ployhar Rawlins High School Band 153 The 1980 Commencement was held on May 19. Many scholarships were presented and the outstanding senior award was presented to Howard Johnson. The members of the graduating class participated in the program. Following the commencement, the graduates remained to greet those who attended the ceremonies. 153 THe Lang Awaited Night Finally flrrivES Bob Sallade performs during the senior program at Commencement. Oh. I came from Alabama with a banjo on my knee. pail ■2 Jon Cheney receives the first Wyoming Honors Scholarship. Not only was Jon a talent in basketball and track, but he also excelled in academics. Students Hnrared Rt Ceremonies SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Brenda Linde Robin Moorehead Jonathan Cheney Howard Johnson Maria Florentina Lopez Pamela Frinkman Timothy Keenan Karen Hill Duane Spencer Nathan Itkin Kevin Sullivan Scott Chipperfield Jane Jaramillo Carie Hornby Stephen Lund Virginia Romero SENIOR NHS MEMBERS Julia Blakeslee Jonathan Cheney Julie Graalman Karen Hill Carie Hornby Nathan Itkin Jane Jaramillo Howard Johnson Tim Keenan Brenda Linde Tina Lopez Eloisa Martinez Richard Olivas Nina Romero Duane Spencer Seniors Become Graduates 156 'BUs DrEam CamE TruE The sponsors for the Class of '80 were Mr. Joe Miller and Mr. Larry Thornton. The officers are left to right: Sandra Kovachevich. Erin Smyth. Pam Morrow, and Emily Sims. The Class of 1980 set a new record! They are the first class to win the Outlaw Spirit stick four years in a row. This year, weeks before the actual competition, the seniors were hard at work building scenery for their skit. The winning float R” Dream Come True was built at the Armory. The Class of 1980 will go down in history. And their rowdiness will long be remembered, along with all those celebration parties. 158 RITA ABEYTA: Choir IM2, LaRaza 12, Thespians 12. CYNTHIA ARNOLD: Band 9,10.11.12, Cheerleader 9.10.11; Choir 9, Class Officer 9, FHA 9.10, Plays 9.10; Basketball 9. KENDRA ABRAMS: FBLA 11.12. CATHY AVILA: Student Council 12, WASC 12, Volleyball 9.IO.II.I2, Basketball 9.IO.II.I2. DARRA ACTON MICHAEL BEAULIEU: Band 9.10.11,12. MARCIA ADAMS: Drill Team II, DECA 12. STACY BJORK: Annual Staff 10.11.12, Choir 9.10.11.12, FHA 10, Plays 9.IO.II.I2, Student Council 12; ASC 12, Swimming 9.IO.II.I2. 159 an PiEachES Far ThE Tap JULIA BLAKESLEE: Choir 10.11.13, NHS 11.13, Swimming 9.10.11.13, Thespians 9.10.11.13, State Drama Festival. BRENT CARPENTER: Football 9.10, Intramurals 9,10.11.13. SCOTT CHIPPERFIELD: R-Club 10.11.13, Football 9.IO.II.I3, Wrestling 9.10.11.13. State Champion 13, Intramurals 10.11.13. KENT BRANHAM: Football 13, Wrestling 13. CYNTHIA CARTER: Drill Team 10.11, Volleyball 9, Swimming 9, Thespians II. JEFFREY CLEGG: Football 9.10.11, Basketball 9. WESLEY CARLTON: Football 9.10, Basketball 9.10. JONATHAN CHENEY: Boys State II, Choir 9.IOi Class Officer 10.11, NHS 11.13, Student Council 10,11, Basketball 9.10.11.13, Track 9.IO.II.I3, Football 9, Lions Club Scholarship 9.10,11. JOHN COLLIER: Art 9.IO.II.I3, Intramurals 11.13, Art Symposium Winner II. 160 Seniors KAREN COLSON: FHA 9.10, FBLA 11,11 CYNTHIA CRONK: Kiwanis Art Award 12. SUSANN DAVI: Med Prep 10.11.12, Kiwanis Health Student Award 12. KENTON CORBETT: Band 9.10.11, DECA 12, Med Prep 9.10.11, Plays 10.11.12, Thespians 9.IO.II.I2. LYDIA CRUZ: Key Club K). BARRIE DAVIS: Choir 9.IO.II.I2, Med Prep 12, Plays 11.12, Rembrandt Club 10,11, Volleyball 10, Basketball 10.11, Intramurals 12. DANIEL COX: Band 9.10.11, Foot ball 9, Basketball 9, Intramurals 10.11.2. DARREN DANIELS: Boys State II, Wrestling 9.IO.II.I2, Football 9. ROBERT DOWNS: Football 11.12. Have Goals to □btain SUSAN BROOKEY DEBORAH EARL: GAA 9.K). BRENDA CORDOVA: LaRaza 9.II.O, NHS 0. VENETTIA ERLICH: Choir Q, FBLA 9. RICHARD DALE DANA ELLSWORTH LAURIE DRAKE: Choir 9.10, Drill Team 10,11, FHA 0, Plays 9, Student Council 9.10. BART EVANS: R-Club ll.tt, Football 9.10.11.0, Basketball 9.10.11.0, Track 10.11.0. DAVID FAGNANT: Football 9.10, Wrestling 9. Julie demonstrates skills to be used in Future Homemaking. DANIEL FISHWILD: Choir 9,10.11. JULIE GRAALMAN: FHA II. NHS 11,12. Rembrandt Club 9,10,11. Swimming 9,10,11.12. Basketball 10,11. Intramurals 12. Tri-T 10.11,12. GEORGE FISHER. Band 9.IO.II.I2, Choir II.12. Plays 12. Track 9.10.11,12. SHELLY GILPIN: Choir 10.11.12, Swimming 9,10. ALLEN HAYGOOD: Radio Club 9,10. Greg runs through a remedial coordination exercise for the talent show. DOUGLAS FORREST: Football 12. PAUL DOUGLAS FORTE JOYCE HADDIX: Band 12. VICKIE HADDIX: Choir 9.10, FHA 9,10. 163 KEVIN HAU ALFRED HERRERA Rand 13, Choir II. DECA 13, EaRaza 13. CHERYL HANSEN. Cheerleader 9, Track 9.10 LORI HERRUD, Choir 11.13, Drill Team 10.11, EBLA II, Play 11.13, Student Council 13, Intramural 13. ROY HAWORTH. DECA 11.13, Play 13, Intramural 13. JOHN WESLEY HOLLAND RANDOLPH HOUSEMAN: Football 9.10, Track 9.10. QD Does It BEtter VALERIE JACOBSON: Swimming 9,10.11; Volleyball 12, Basketball 10.11.12. HOWARD JOHNSON: Band 9.10.11, Boys State II, Class Officer 9.10.11, Forensics 9.10.11.12, Key Club 10.11.12, NHS 11.12, Plays 10.11.12, Student Council 9.IO.II.I2, WASC 12, Football 9.10, Wrestling 10.11.12, Track 9.10.11. PATRICK JURADO: Wrestling 10.11.12. JANE JARAMILLO: Choir 10.11.12, FHA 9, Med Prep 9.IO.II.I2, NHS 11.12, Plays II. VELVET JOTHAN: Choir 10.11.12, FHA II, Swimming 9.10. CARY KEATEN: Football 9, Wrestling II. STEVEN JARAMILLO: FBLA K), Basketball 9, Wrestling II. TIMOTHY JUAREZ: Football 9, DECA 12. TIMOTHY KEENAN: Key CLub 9.10.11, Lions Club Award 9.10. 165 Just Hsh SEniars GREGORY GARNER SANDRA KOVACHEVICH: Annual Staff 9, Class Officer 9.10.0, FHA II.O Med Prep 10.11.0, Plays 9, Student Council 9.10.11.0, Volleyball 10, Basketball 9.10, Track 9.0, Thespians 9, Tri-Ti O. ROXIE GARNER: DECA H.O, NHS O. LUIS LASCANO: DECA O. RICKY GARCIA: Choir 10.11, LaRaza 9.10.11. Football 9.K). J. RUSSELL LEATHERMAN: Choir 11.0, Plays H.O, Basketball 9.10. Gee wizl MONA KJELSRUD BRENDA LINDE: Forensics O, Rembrandt Club O, Intramurals O. CLAY LINK: Football 9.10, Basketball 9, Intramurals 9.10.11.0. Haw To Have Fun MARIA FLORENTINA LOPEZ: Choir 10.12, Forensics I0� NHS II.12. Plays 11.12, Student Council 12. Swimming 9.IO.II.I2 Thespians 11.12. EDWARD MARTINEZ THOMAS MCCANN: FHA 10, R Club 10.11.12, Football 9.IO.II.I2, Basketball 9.10, Track 10.11. Pomp and CircumstancE is fTlusic tn Our Ears ERIC MOELLER: R-Club IO.ll.Qi Basketball 9, Football 10.11.13, Track 10. ROBIN MOOREHEAD: Cheer leader 9.11, Choir 9.10.11.13, Class Officer 9, FHA 9.10.11, Plays 9. LYNN NEUBRECHT LORI ELLIS MOELLER: Band 9.10, Cheerleader 9, FBLA II, Basketball 9, Intramurals 13. MICHAEL MORRIS DAVID OBERHOLTZER: Rem- brandt Club 10.11, Football 10.11, Intramurals 9.10.13. CONNIE MONTOYA: Choir 11.13, LaRaza 10.11.13. TROY MORTENSEN: Football 9.10.13, Basketball 9, Wrestling 10.11.13. RICHARD OLIVAS: French Club 10.11. 168 ANNE PAGE: Class Officer 10, Med Prep 11.12, Rembrandt Club 9.IO.IIi Student Council IO.II� Volleyball 9; Basketball 10.11. KEVIN PLUNKETT LORA PATTERSON: Annual Staff 11, Choir 11.12, FHA 9.10. Med Prep 12. BRUCE POLING: Annual Staff 10.11, Plays 10.11, Track 9.11. BRENDA O'MELIA: Annual Staff 9.10, Choir K), DECA 12, Drill Team 11.12, FHA II, Rembrandt Club 9.10, Student Council 12, Track II. WILLIAM PERKINS: R-Club 10.11.12, Football 9.10.11.12, Basketball 9.10.11.12, Football All-State 12. LAVONNE QUINTANA, Choir 11.12, LaRaza 12. 169 PiEadg Far UFes DppartunitiES MARGARET REEVES DECA 13, FHA 9. KAY RIDER MITCHELL RHOADES: Choir 9J0JI, PUys 9JO. R WADE RIVES JULIE RICHARDS: Band 9.10 DECA OJI; Med Prep 9J0JK Play ll Swimming 9.10.11.12; Track 9J0JT; Thespian I0JI. PATRICIA ROBY Chow 9J0JIJ3 FHA N. JR.I RICHARDSON: Band 9 JO FHA 9JOJIJ3, Med Prep 13, Outlaw Royalty (3. KENNETH ROBINSON: Footbal 9JO. Intranvab 9J0JU3. V RGiMA ROMERO Annual Staff 9; Chow I Class Officer 9. FHA 13, LaRaza 9J0JIJ3. GAA 9JO Student Counci 9JU3. Basketbal 9. Wrestling 13. Intramural 1013, Tr� -T 9 The never ending battle. ERIC ROSENTRETER: Band 9.10, Wrestling 9J0.ll.tt, K.warns Weld ing Award tt. RICHARD SANCHEZ YVETTE SCHIMMEL Cheerleader 9, Choir 10.11, DECA tt, Track N. TONY ROWE Football 9.10, Track 9,10. ANDREA SANDOVAL DONALD SABIN: Football 9, Intramurals ll.tt, Kiwanis Construction Skills Winner tt. ROBERT SANDOVAL RACHEL SANCHEZ FHA tt, LaR aza 9, Med Prep ll.tt, Rembrandt Club 9, Volleyball 9, Intramurals I0.ll.tt, Professional Women's Club Outstanding Health Student tt. BENNIE SCHEIERMAN: Annual Staff NJ}, Assistant Editor tt, Wrestling 9, Swimming iO.ll.tt, Kiwanis Welding Award tt. 171 BEninrs flrE HlusIhe far thE Damning □f ThEir Lives SCOTT SCHMIDT: Football 9, Intramurals 9,12. MICHAEL SHULTZ: Band 9.10, R-Club 10.11.12, Basketball 9.IO.II.I2. EMILY SIMS. Cheerleader 9, Choir 10, Class Officer 12, French Club 11.12, Student Council 12, Track 9.10, Volleyball 9,10.11. STEVEN SCHRECK 9.10.11. KARA SIEGFRIED: FHA 9.10, Thespians 12, Plays 12. LORI SMITH: Cheerleader II. MARK SCHULTZ: Choir 11.12, FHA 12, Plays 12, R-Club 10.11.12, Football 10.11.12. SALLY SEILAFF DUANE SPENCER: French Club 11.12, NHS 11.12, R-Club 9.IO.II.I2, Swimming 9.10,11.12. 172 GERALD STEELE. FHA 12, Plays 12, Football 9.10, Wrestling 9.10, Intramurals 11.12. VALERIE TAYLOR: Choir 10.11.12, Plays 10,11,12, Thespians 9.IO.IM2. DIXIE STEINFELD: FHA 11.12, Girls State II, State Science Fair 9.10,11.12, Student Council 12, Volleyball 9.10.11, Track 9.10. LYLE THOMAS: Football 9.IO.I2, Wrestling 9,K . Track 9.10, Intramurals 11,12. JOHNIE STOKES: Intramurals 12. MICHELE TODD: FHA 9. KEVIN SULLIVAN: Band 9.IO.II.I2, Forensics 9.KXII.I2, Wrestling 9. LISA TURNER: Choir 10.11, FBLA 11,12. Lnnhs LihE We ITIadE it PAUL VIALPANDO EDWARD WILLIAMS: Choir 9.10.11, Plays 9,10,11. GARY WOLF: Swimming I0.II.I2, Basketball 9. PATRICK VINSON ELIZABETH WISE: Choir 9.11.12, Drill Team 11.12, FHA 12, Key Club I0i Track II. JEFFREY WOODLEY: Basketball 9.10.11.12, Football 9.10.11, Track 9.10.11.12. RUSSELL WALDNER: Football 9.KXII. TOSHA WILLIAMS: DECA II, Track 9.10,11. LEON WOODWARD: Choir 9.KXII, Plays 9.12. 174 Congratulations Class of 'AC! LUe SalutE VCU Rawlins High Holds CTlanLj memoriEs MICHELE ALLEN: DECA IIJ2, LaRaza 9. RICHARD DALE KAREN HILL: Cheerleader 9.10.11.12, Class Officer ll� Girls State Governor Hi NHS 11.12, Student Council 11.12, Track 12, Who's Who in American High Schools 12. SHERRILYNN CANTU: DECA 12. ALISA EVANS: Cheerleader 10.11.12i FHA 11.12, Rembrandt Club 9i Student Council I2� Thespians 9. CARIE HORNBY Annual Staff II, Choir 9.11, Key Club II, NHS 11.12, Swimming 9.IO.II.I2, Intramurals 12, Thespians 9, Tri-T 0.11.12. TEBRA CULLY: Band 9.0.11.12, EBLA: 11.12. PAMELA EINKMAN NATHAN ITKIN: Band 9. 176 IRENE ELOISA MARTINEZ: Band 9.10, FBLA 12, Girls State II. Volleyball 9.IO.II.I2. PAMELA MORROW: Class Officer 12. FBLA II. FHA 9. Med Prep II. Student Council 12. Basketball II. Thespians 9. NANCY LAKE: Drill Team II. JULIE MATNEY: Choir 11.12, FHA 12, Volleyball 9.10. BRENDA O'MELIA: Annual Staff 9.10, Choir II, DECA 12, Drill Team 11.12, FHA II, Rembrandt Club 9.10, Student Council 12, Track II. KERTIS LANHAM: Intramurals 9.KXII. GRANT MCCLURE REBECCA OSBORNE: Band 9.10, FBLA 11.12, Outlaw Royalty 12, Intramurals 12. LISA LYLE: Annual Staff 10.11, FHA 10, Rembrandt Club 9.10.11.12, Student Council 12, Thespians II, GAA 9. JAMES MILLMAN: Choir 9.I0.II.I2, Plays 9.10.11.12, Football 9.IO.II.I2, Thespians 11.12. CARLA PAULSRUD 177 Tahin LifE EasLj EDWARD PETERSEN: DECA Q, Rembrandt Club 9. ROBERT SALLADE: Choir 9J0.ll.tti Plays 9.I0.II.Q. DEBORAH TULLY: Band 9.I0.II.Q, Med Prep KX Student Council tti Basketball 9.11s Volleyball K . Track 9. DALENE YOUNG: Forensics KX Med Prep K).ll� Plays KXll.ttt Basketball KXIIi Swimming Hi Rembrandt Club IO.Hi Student Councilt Track 9i Thespians IO.ll.Qi GAA KX 178 fll. Proving Itself The hearty sponsors of 81 are left to right: Mr. Don Ray Smith and Mr. Dean Umpleby. not pictured is Mr. Keith Lambertsen. The officers are left to right: JoAnn Schimmel, Shelly McCord. Suzie Boggs, and Jayne Hembree The mighty Outlaws of ’81 started the year by putting on a terrific show during Outlaw Week. The Float Blow en Away Outlaws” was built at the Fairgrounds. The skit was full of action. Carolyn even had a knee operation because of the action. ’81 pulled out a second place overall. Football concessions were a major money project for the juniors. Popcorn was cranked out of an ancient machine. Hot apple cider and hotdogs cooked on a Coleman, and candy bars, gum and coke were eaten by hungry crowds. Magazine sales were the major project for all juniors, and this year it was no different. Team Captains were picked and teams assigned. The sponsors and office secretaries helped out a great deal. The spunky 81 kids went out and sold tapes, records, and magazines-, over $5,000 was earned. The money, of course, went to put on the best prom ol Ralph Logan has put up in years. The decorations were very imaginative, castles and rainbows and trees. There were six shades of pastel streamers that formed two canopies and lined the walls. In the middle of the canopies were two huge chandeliers to be used later at class reunions. The prom chairperson was Kim Schwindt, closely helped by Laureen Petersen. The turnout of twelve put together the prom in about 45 hours. The sponsors were there all the time working very hard. The Class of '81 did a super job for the seniors and had a rowdy time when Ivory played prom night. 179 Charles Allen Camis Ankrom Derrick Archuleta Judy Armentrout Jeff Askins Brian Austin Tony Avila Bonnie Baker Lori Barker Rod Barta 5trutirf their Stuff Jon Black Sally Blacksmith Kelly Blair Andre Blanchard Susie Boggs Kenny Baumgardner Eddie Beaulieu Kenny Beck Traci Belmain Robert Berquist Bob Bible Craig Bieber Carol Bielefeld Ann Binford 180 Sue Brasche Daren Brat hall Joey Bri$ter Marty Brister Dee Brown Jackie Carlile Reva Carpenter Mark Clark Challenging the Future Reagan Cooper Mark Corbett Ruben Bustamante Kelly Camp Candi Campbell Lori Campbell Jeff Clinton Todd Collins This junior prefers her pie in her face rather than in her mouth. 181 182 Mike Cor so Chris Cummings Kenny Cureton Shawne Elkins Kim Ellis Dorsee Fagnanl Farma Fames Denise Farquahr Claire Findley James Findley Debbie Ford Jo D Frinkman Brad Gablenz Annette Garcia Kerry Golden Dan Gonzales Gabriel Gonzales Marla Gonzales Becky Greer Todd Gregory Ivan Gurule Scott Harberts Sean Harris Pam Harvey Jayne Hembree James Oberlander birdwatching. Drake Hill Don Hill Cass Holloway Kevin Hornby Regina Houseman Roxie Jackson Daryl Jefferson Cherie Jennings Wendy Jochim Ronnie Jones Guy Johnson Jane Johnson Yvonne Johnson Kenna Kardash Michele Keil Robert Henderson Kim Henry Cynthia Herrera Mike Herrera Lyle Higdon What Rowdy Bunch Could This Be? 183 184 Eric Kesler Carol King Wayne Kjelsrud Susan Kmoch Mark Knackstedl Lisa Knapp Carolyn Krysl Paul Larson Peter Larson Kim Lasco Johnny Lawson Yvonne Lidgrin Emil Lemich Robert Linn Deena Lyon Scott Lytle Debbie Maes Jackie Makinen Karen Mann Judy Martinez Bill Masson Debbie Ford Steve Lund Jeanette Mattson Juniors RrE H Varn masters Shelly McCord Kelly McDonald Duane Meredith Liz Merritt Tammy Milliken Lori Mills Janell Millman Bill Moon Janiece Moorehead Doty Nicholas Brian Oaks James Oberlander Ralph Olivas Diana Pacheco Janet Peach Bill Penland Laureen Petersen Tom Quintana Lisa Replogle Matt Richards Wade Ritterbush Julie Roberts Joel Roberts Mike Roberts Lucy Robertson Valeta Rodabaugh Tony Romero Renee Roush David Russell Sheryl Sala Tony Sala Paul Sallade Oliver Samora Margaret Sanchez Lisa Sandoval Joann Schimmel Doug Schmidt Rob Schoeber Lisa Schreck Scott Schuele Tim Schumacher Kim Schwindt Karry Shannon Sheri Shillinger Joe Silvio John Simpson Theresa Siren 186 Gary Davidson Libby DeHerrera Deb Dorsey Jeff Downer Keri Dymke Annie Smith Darla Smith Melanie Snively Brian Starlin Captain Chester. Boy Wonder. Hey guys, come watch this flyl Kirk Stone Cheryl Stonebraker Marcia Stout • r'' Holly Swatman Marjorie Tarantino Nathan Thompson Todd Thompson Travis Thornton Kelly Treick 187 Juniors of 'fll are Invincible Ken Truempler Dave Truillo Allen Taylor Brett Tully Colleen Turner Ranae Turner Cheryl Uker Randi Van Buren Rosemary Vigil Allyson Vinson Troy Waldner Heidi Waldorf Jeff Walton Becky Ward John Wall Tonya Wheeler Ben Williams Terry Wender Debbie Windis Todd Williams David Eiseman Jon Wolf Patricia Wolf Veronica Woodward Geoff Wreschner David Wright Danna Young 188 BE Strives in StLjlE The Sponsors for the Class of 1983 are left to right Mr. Russ Otto. Miss Susan Dunnebecke. and Mr. Marty Miyamoto. The officers are Sue Fritz. Karen Stinchconib. Amy Tigner. and Maggie Beebe. The ’$2 gang had a blast during Outlaw week winning the Olympic assembly, and building their Float. Sock it to ’em Outlaws at the city water works building. They took second place in the overall competition. The sophomores put on a superb Fall Formal! Max Watts came and played the feet off the student body. To pay for their production, the sophomore class dedicated work in the basketball concession stand. ’$2 broke in the new popcorn machine and made some of the best popcorn the crowds had tasted. Pop and candy bars were consumed by the students and parents, which brought in the moola. The Sophomore class ordered their class rings at the end of the year. Each year the selection gets bigger and new. but ’82 kept the style of RHS — the one with class. 189 190 Angelia Albert Mike Becker Debbie Bowman Tracey Campbell Denise Carpenter Pennie Christiansen Frank Archuleta Maggie Beebe Tracy Bowman Larry Campbell Andrew Casados Tom Cisneros Frank Autio John Berquist Karla Brown Ronna Carter Greg Kathan Debbie Clark Matt Baclawski Marchia Bernal Kim Burch Ricky Carter Cindy Cheney Troy Collins Brad Barbour Jamie Bourke Tom Cabrera David Carpenter Annette Chipperfield Mike Colson James Corduan Steve Cronk Jimmy Davis Jeff Duggan Gary Colwell Carol Cruz David Dirst Leslie Dykers Dan Cooper Deborah Cruz Boyd Dischner Marla Eads Karen Cooper Lauretta Cruz Dale Dowlin Craig Earl Kevin Carreia Mary Dale Donna Dodgin Ellis Ehrlich Tammy Correia Judith Dansel Debbie Drake Neil Elkins 191 Charles Epler Sandra Esswein Bret Evans Dennis Faden Bill Fancher Susan Foley Dan Ford Jerry Finley Regina Foster Bryan Forrest Sue Fritz Steve Funderbunk Veronica Garcia Dreama Garner Missy Gerstner Keri Gill Pam Gilson Lance Ginest Glen Glover Jeannine Gonzales Bonnie Gregory Kevin Griffith Marcie Haas Don Hackney Barry Hamilton John Hammersmark Eric Hansen Karl Hanson Lou Hanson Nancy Hardzog 192 Billy BaphnmarES 5urpass Linda Harker Lisa Harvey Janis Hardee Cora Haynes Mike Hazledine Charlotte Heddleson Patty Hicks Denise Hennek Sheila Henry Liz Hutchens Carlos lllescas Arnold Jacobson James Jager Deneen Jaramillo Joe Jaramillo Lolita Jefferson Brent Jenkins Chris Johnson Rod James Shelly Jenkins Chris Jones Flora Jones Jack Jordan Julie Jordan Barbara Keel DeeDee Keil Bill Kerwin Susan King Andrew Kinnaman Mike Kmoch Lauren Lambertsen Susan Lane John Leach Fedelia Lovato Kaye Marie Lubbers Karen Lucero Debbie Lund Mike Maffoni Alois Martin Brenda Martin John Martinez Roberts Martinez Brian McCollum Robin McGraw Lee Meacham Shelly Meacham Elizabeth Meredith Michele Merrill John Midkiff Michelle Mikesell Tad Milliken Louis Mitchell Julie Montoya Jodell Moon Michaele Mosley Louise Nealon Sam Noriega Susan Oakes Debbie Oliver Victor Oliver Mark Pappenheim Milene Petersen Arthur Pino Ronda Pino Paul Pling Debbie Power Todd Powell Tammy Prelie Jana Richardson Ellen Rider Miles Rives Duane Roberts Shelley Robertson Lora Robinson Kelly Rodgers Becky Romero Tammy Salisbury Monty Sanchez Rene Sanchez Sal Scheierman Kerry Schinkel Gary Scott Tom Seiloff Beth Setright 5milES are lihE [Tlusic 195 Jay Sherley Cory Smith Denise Smith Justin Smith Jeff Spencer George Steinfeld Karen Stinchcomb Lonnie Stokes Tom Strong DeShann Stroud Doug Stubbs Pete Swanson Carol Tanner Kim Tappan Cheryl Tarantino Heidi Taylor LaShawn Taylor Mark Taylor Monte Thayer Richard Thornton Amy Tigner Nannette Tomerlin Tim Townsend Billy Treick Teri VanEtten Dolly Vigil Gabriel Vigil Wayne Vinson Ronnie Youngblood Richard Wallace Jerry Wann Greg Wetmore Terry Wheeler Mark Wilcox Allyn Williamson John Williams James Wise Shelly Withrow Scott Wixson Rick Woodbury Kelly Quigley Adam Bettger Teresa Betti Todd Campbell GrEat Is The Class nf 'BE Linda Ferguson Steve Huitt Neil Lund Tom McGraw Rene Sanchez Sophomores Expand Their Education 198 Right: Carol Cruz prepares for another challenging lesson in Shorthand. Left: Sophomores compete with enthusiasm in Outlaw Week competition. Below: Karen Lucero walks with pride in the Outlaw parade. The class officers for the year were Matt Gorsuch. Marvelle Jochim, and Mark Davidson. Jacque Hammersmark is not pictured. Sponsors were Terry Street and Bill Parsons. Candy Michael is not pictured. The hearty freshmen made a great As always, the freshmen helped the float for Outlaw week. The skit was sophomores organize the Fall For-an excellent one for their opening mal. on Outlaw stage. Lisa Abeyta Jackie Adams Chris Anderson Angel Archuleta Gilbert Archuleta Rolinda Arnold Eva Atencio Lorraine Avila Richard Bagby Malinda Beaulieu Renee Beck Lori Becker Bobbi Bentsen Darlette Bilstad Pete Boggs Lesa Bonnette Ray Burgien Lori Cabrera Anne Castle Cindy Cattles Presenting Future Heroes 300 FrEshman Find H Nelli Hind Danette Collins Wendy Collier Scott Colson □f Life Larry Davi Mark Davidson Roger Davidson Julie Davis Beverly DeHerrera Kelly DeHerrera Jodie Deist Michelle Drewry Regina Dole Sam Earl Jesse Ellsworth Richard Engstrom Dan Reams Janell Erickson Lea Ann Esquibel Vicki Esswein Anne Terri Ezell Joseph Faden Robin Farquhar James Franklin 3d Btand Tall Theresa Freeman Jared Flanagan Teresa Forney Tanya Forte Charlene Gilpin Liz Graham Susan Grauberger Juan Gonzalez Gary Goostree Matt Gorsuch Violette Guerro Martin Gurule Chris Gulbrandson Richard Halvorsen Jacque Hammersmark Bill Flarshman David Flaslam Marie Hay Diahn Henson Be Proud Allen Hicks Jeri Higham Juanita Hodgins X 2 Lori Holland Kent Holloway Kelly Hornby Larua Howard Eddie Hurtado Glorai Hurtado A typical fre$hman workload. Marvelle Jochim Dennis Johnson Earl Johnson Janell Johnson Chris Johnson Tom Juarez Byron Kannegieter Julie Keaten Mike Kenney September Kesler Richard Kjelsrud Kevin Knowles Mike Krob Becky Kurtz Chip Lansing 303 Matt Leimer Teresa Leyva Zane Long DeEtta Lubbers Yvonne Lucero Mike Lujan Deanna Lyon Bernice Maestas Shelly Martin Daren Martinez Dodie Martinez James Martinez Jesse Martinez Vince Martinez James Maxwell Margaret McCaughan Barry McCann Brenda McCart Angela McKnight Bert Meacham 204 Charlene Nelson Pam Nietwaag Scott Nolting John Olivas Reach for thE Highest Dully Meredith Greg Merrick Bobbie Merritt Jim Mitchell David Michie Jerry Michie Gary Mikesell Joanne Millman Shirine Montoya Susie Montoya Dale Moore Joe Morris Sandy Morris Greg Murphy Brenda Nelson Jennette Oliver Brad O’Melia Tim O’Connell Teddy Pacheco Helen Page Brenda Pate Pari Papantonakis Stephanie Paxton William Pedigo Kenny Penman Angie Perkins John Payton Kevin Powers Sheryl Quinby Tim Reed X 6 Kurk Rodabaugh Kerry Rowe Archie Roybal Renee Ruettgers Marci Russell Robert Russell Shelly Sapp Craig Sargent Cynthia Schrier Matt Schuele Ron Schumacher Janice Seidel Shauna Baxter Wally Shepard Shelly Shriner Freddie Sisneros Scott Smart Tina Smith Scott Smith Helena Sosbre Kathy Starlin Erik Stone Mike Stout Jack Stroud Jackie makes a sweep at a freshman victory in Outlaw Week contests. 701 John Taylor Kelly Thayer Scott Thayer Buford Thornton Tim Thorvaldson Diane Tomerlin Terri Tracy Tracy Tracy Cliff Turner Kevin Uker Chris Valenzuela Eddie Vialpando Lor in Vinson Ken Waldner Wayne Wall C Lisa Walk Trish Warren Lori Watson Dwayne Weythman Mike Wilcox Robert Wilder Wanda Williamson Cathy Wilk Scott Winer Craig Wolf David Wolfe David Wolfe Steve Wyatt Shelly Yager Daniel Yorio 308 The 5tafF Editor - Suzie Boggs Assistant Editor - Ben Scheierman Photo Editor - Jeff Spencer Business Manager - Laureen Petersen Carol Cruz Lauretta Cruz Shelly McCord David Russell Rick Woodbury Karen Stinchcomb Paul Sallade Reagan Cooper Jamie Bourke Danna Young Lee Meacham Jeff Walton Bruce Poling Brad Gablenz Karen Mann Alfred Herrera Deneen Jaramillo Susan Kmoch Erin Smyth Guy Johnson Advisors - Jim Duke and Deb Street The Final ULIard From Hn Hdvisar . . . It is finished! Those of us who have worked so hard on this annual are glad to have it done. In a personal sense. I want to thank many people who have helped me and listened to me during many crises. My fondest thanks go to our editor, Suzie Boggs, for the many hours she spent helping me with layouts, pictures, and copy. Her help has been invaluable. I also want to thank Deb and Jim Tiemann for the many hours they spent listening and talking to me when I needed to do so. Also thanks to Lolly Schinkel and Pat Quigley for their help in typing and arranging. I want to thank Judy Tigner. Shirley Stinchcomb, Beverly Wiseman. Ralph Logan. Gerry Hazledine. Larry (Boomer Sooner) Thornton, Lea VanderVen, Charlene Urban, and Ellie Noonan for being friends and for understanding. Thanks to Candy Michael for fixing dinner on those nights when I didn’t have time to fix my own. Thanks to Jeff Spencer for showing me how to operate the camera and for listening when I wanted to kick ideas around. 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