Riverton High School - Electron Yearbook (Riverton, KS)
- Class of 1948
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THE SUPREME CUURT HIVERTUN HIGH NOW THE FACTS ARE THESE This is the record of our case, the Zlst case to be tried by the Supreme Court of Riverton High School. Herein is presented the evidence both pro and con, and on this evidence our case rests. All those who have witnessed the different cases tried in this court, agree that it stands for the princi- ples and knowledge that will create better men and Women of tomorrow. By better education over all the world we will attain our goals established by all courts. Therefore. it is to higher educational standards and more and better educational possibilities for students of the future that we dedicate this book. gm' 'ff THE SENIOR CLASS OF RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL Present Volume XVIII THE ELECTRON OE 1948 Published by High School Commercial Department Editor Alice Anderson Editor Maxine Mooney Proofreader Agnes C. Stairrett Faculty Advisor Herbert S. Madaus THE ELECTRUN 'T' JESSE C HODSON HARVEY A. SCOTT WILLIAM A. WILSON Treasurer President Clerk - - Grand Jury Our Board of Education is a group of everyday men, the kind you meet on the street, at work, and everywhere in life, the men who understand our problems. These men are not in our administration for the glory they receive, but for the glory of the school. There are many things our administrators do to improve our school that many people of the corn- munity do not realize. They are interested in all of our school activities: scholastic work, athletics, dra- matics, and music. For all the work they have done and the time they have given to the school, the seniors of 1948 wish to extend their deepest thanks and appreciation. on Page Four THE JUDGE AND THE JURY , A its E Ss 5 . s N53 la- I.liO A. SANBORN StzpwrinIemlenl Impartial Judge During the past nve years Mr. Sanborn has been our eo-worker. teacher. and superintendent. He has helped the students by understanding their point of View and the parents by understanding theirs. also. He has spent many hours on all the various organizations and activities. He has contributed much to these as well as our school, He has worked hard to produce maximum benents for the school and the whole community. 1, lrrlron Page Five Y. , fu. B , A - .e 1 '- Fa . W -5,..- U Kiqmia-,Q 5 - V -- V r ,U .- TRANSPORTATION Our three busses have served the community very well this year. Besides carrying the high school students to and from school every day, the busses have made many trips taking the musical and athletic organizations to various places. These modern transportation facilities, such as we have, are safer than ever before and add a great deal to the enjoyment of our daily school life. COURT CUSTODIANS PRESENTED HERE - - - fXX,Lffr , .LH , , PRICE KIRK FLOYD POTTER HUGH DOBKINS, JR. JOHN RICHMOND - - let's all give them a rousing cheer Court is recessed for a few minutes to offer our tribute to the silent partners of the school system, the custodians and bus drivers who care for R.H.S. and Whose toil has made our school a place of which We can be proud. Ceaselessly they have Worked that we might have the maxi- mum of comfort and convenience. They are here long before we arrive in the morning and remain long after we leave at night, and they are always ready and willing to help us at any time. We really appreciate them and want to thank them for the eflicient service, interest and friendship. Electron Page Six ,awrzrfcc 1 PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS, T00 Examine and Cross-Examine You 4' MARTHA JANE HUGHES Bachelor of Science WYATT P. LAUGHLIN Bachelor of Science AGNES C. STAIRRETT Bachelor of Science Master of Science HERBERT S. MADAUS Bachelor of Science -nf ' V 45 S l S MARY LOUISE ATKINS GERALD E. BARKLEY , Bachelor of Scrcnce Bachelor of Science I Q KN RAYMOND A, KING ARLEY B. CULBERTSON Bachelor of Science Bachelor Of Science Elrrlrnn Paar Seven v . 4 HARLAN MILLS- BETTY FRAZIER- BUDDY BALL- MAXINE MOONEY- Buzz Frazier Bud Mac President Secretary Vice-President Treasurer Band l. 2: Football l, 2. Band 1,2,3:G1ee Club l, Football Z, 3, 4: Basket- Glce Club 1. 2: Drum 3, 4: Basketball l, Z. 3, 4: 2. 3. 4: Select Chorus 4: Pep ball 2, 3, 4: Class Play 1, Z, Corps 1: Class Officer 4: Elec- Class Officer 1. 2, 4: Class Play Band 3: Volley-ball 1, 2. 3. 3. 4: Electron Prince I: Elec- Eton Staff 4: Sweetheart Attenf 1, Z, 3, 4: Electron Prince 3: 4: Class Play 1. Z: Electron tron King 4: Class Officer 1, dan: 3: Football Queen 4: Li- Electron Stat? 4. Princess 3: Electron Staff 4: Z, 4. hrarv Assistant 4: Pep Club 1. Pep Club l, Z, 3. 4: Claw 2. 3. 4. Ofncer 4. SENIORS-FOURTH OFFENSE Charged With Having T00 Much Sense The court room is tense with an air of expectancy. The judge. the personitication of dignity and wisdom, gazes thoughtfully at the defendants. To free or not to free-that is the question. The first session of court for the class of 1948 began on September 7, 1944, with forty- Hve freshmen on trial. Their class officers were Jean Mast, president: Harlan Mills. vice-president: and Buddy Ball, secretary and treasurer. They were sponsored by Miss Marguerite Hackney and Mr. Joel C, Livingston. Joanne Qualls and Buddy Ball were Electron Princess and Prince. Their production of the play, Brother Goose, was their first great success. After being out on bond for three months, fortyffive members returned for their sophomore year with Miss Avondel G. Turney and Mr. Wyatt P. Laughlin as sponsors. Harlan Mills was elected president: Buddy Ball. viceepresident: and Virginia Bro, secretary-treasurer. Too Many Relatives was the play selected for that year. The court came to order again with forty-four students enrolled as juniors. They were again supported by their sponsors, Miss Avondel G. Turncy and Mr. Wyatt P. Laughlin with N, J. Coyle as president: Walter Ballard, vice-president: and Freda Bilke, secretary-treasurer. The play given that year was Don't Keep Him Waiting. September found fortyefour seniors enrolled. Standing before the judge were the class officers Harlan Mills, president: Buddy Ball, vice-president: Betty Frazier, secretary: and Maxine Mooney, treasurer: with their sponsors Miss Agnes C, Stairtett and Mr. Wyatt P. Laughlin acting as attorneys, They chose The Daffy Dills for their class play. Buddy Ball was football and basketball captain. Jean Mast was their candidate for the Sweetheart contest and won second place. Maxine Mooney was chosen football queen. Bessie Winfrey and Buddy Ball were elected to reign as King and Queen of the 1948 Electron. The senior cheerleaders were Joanne Qualls and Freda Bilke. Some of the outstanding boys in athletics were Buddy Ball, Harlan Mills, Steve Carnahan. Jack Baumann, Walter Ballard. N. J. Coyle. Bill Mann. John Connor, David Osborn, and Ray Williams. Some of those who took an active part in musical activities were Tama Kuns, Bessie Winfrey, Thomas Garber, Raymond Paul, Dora Lou Scott. Dorothy Pigg. Freda Bilke, and Joanne Qualls. Electron Page Eight fy SENIORS IZRMA MYIfR- S!Ir7ky llmli I. 4, Iizum Ifmps I, 1: Glvc Club I, Z, 3, :I Srl-'nr ilmrux -I, Solo 1, I, 4: SGXU'-l 1, 3, 43 IH-p Ihml I. -Ig Klux I'l.w I, Z, 3, 4: Prnnccsc l. 3: I1r,1m.1lu XYMII -I, I'cp iflub I, 1, 3, -I. lIm4- lx .1 rvmzdvr: Hun! vnu-r'ur1r7v lcmruie furrics Aumllvw u'f'rn'l'rr ml'-' dum U XV,-XIfI'IiR BAIIARD- IVaIt Pmml I. 1. Ulm' Club I: Basketball 3, 4: Officer I flux I'I.lV 1. II, 'I Hp lrm-uw .1 lnl hu! lccvnv It Io hzmsvlff' JACK BAUMANN- Jack I-nmlmll I, 4. Ilmelwrlull I. 1. 3, 4. 'WI-rn rlml' rx nmhma flxr m Jn. I srudqf' .IOANNE OUALLS- Jody Pmnll, I, 1, 3, 4. Glcc Club 2, I, 4: Select Chorus 4. Twirlcr I, 1, I: Drum Mayor 4: Class Play 2. 3: l rinn-xx I. Valley-lull I. l, 3, 4: Class Chccrlcader I, f'l1v-'rlnulcr I 4: Iflvflrnn SIJII -I. I llnrr :mu In full: lusl.-r uml mu Ion than I ran. .IUANITA LIVINGSTON- Nita Ihnfl I. I illrv Club I. 1, I, 4: Sclcct Chorus -I: XVwllcvIv1Il I, 1, I Flcctron Fluff -I, lr m-I :Mull mu: J., 11, xvlml you gf! fuuglvi .Ifurnl RICHARD l7IiNNOCK4 R1'fI2 Mlm' llulv I I'-mllull l, 3. -It I'a.ukrilw.ull 5, 'IL I' I vu I'x1m .A ,, K. 1 l.! I-II.-1 'Iv lafmf Ill Lln IM' rmlf I UC1lzNli RADI'ORD- Cmv Lmls S.xm will mlm- can ol' hmm. AI ICI: ANDIQRSON- AI llrum Corps I 1, 'X-wllrv lull I. 1, I1 Llns Play I. I 4. 1l.1uiIwcrlv.1-In 4 Inbrmux' Assistant I, l, I 4 l'.pI'IuhI I I I'I l xglwff I 4 ' . -. 1 'vm ml . . -. , . fl llmrwma un! mil- wulwyul vuu. f4lum.I :lv I.-.-I: Il-I' I-1-zluwz pun. Elrcrron Paar Nine I 1 L lr-:fron Paqe Ten S E N I 0 R S LOUISE GIBSON- Gfbbr'e Band 2: Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4: Select Chorus 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Electron Staff 4. lf being happy worn a rrimr. she would get a life sentence- BILL MANN- Bill Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3: Basketball 4: Quartct 2, 3. ll lakes u wise mlm to bv u fool. JACK GREEN- Jackie Band l, 2, 3. 4: Glcc Club 2, 3, 4: Solo l, 3. W'haI's il all abou! .'?.'.'f NORMA LATHROP- Nonnie Glare Club l, 2, 4: Clnss Officer I, 2: Class Play I. 2: Pep Club l, 2, 4. Mu hearI's content wht-ncuer I um in nrlsclrir-l'. EVALEE POTTER- Banty Band l, Z: Glec Club l, Z: Class Ofncer 2: Electron Princess 1. fl precious przckugr Iiuzl up small. BILL KIRK- Bill Glee Club l, 2. 3. 4. You can lvml rl rmm lu xrhuul, hu! :mu zan't mukr- lzim llJlr7l't, STEVE CARNAI-IAN- Steve Band 1: Clce Club 4: Football 3: Basketball 4: Class Plav 2. The Good Loral said, Lui rhurr he fuulx'shr7v.ss and Hz' crcutr-d mv. DORA LOUISE SCOTT- Dode Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glce Club l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Sclcct Chorus 4: Volley-ball l, 2, 3. 4: Princess l, 2: Football Queen 3: Class Play 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Speech 4: Treasurer of Select Chorus 4, Ll!Ile. livvlu. and wholly r'arufrut'. 1huI's what an rrlvnl Girl must be. SENIORS N. J. COYLE- Noah fill-e Club l. Z, 3, 4: Select Chorus 4: Football l, 4: Barlwtball 3. 4: Oliccr 3. - Just as nifr as hv looks which is saying a grrut rival, LORRAINE GIST-- Wanie Glcc Club l, Z, 3. 4: Library Assistant 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 4, I am u nvan-hulcr, hu! the Bible says, Love your f'nvmiva. J EAN MAST- Jeanie Cilcc Club l, Z, 3, 4: Claw Olliccr l: One-Act Play' l, library' Aswislant 3, -l: Pep Club l, 2. 3. 4: Sweet- lwarl Attendant 4: Clais Play 4. . A Hur smllvs url' mann, her rnvmlcs fvw. Om' ushrw ix hrlpiul uml willing In du. JOHNNY CONNOR- John lloolball 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Class Play l: lilcclmn Prince 3. fl lim' bog, rum In nnwuvrr Io somclhlng grail, LAWERENCE WHITEHEAD- Lu Lu Glrc Club l, 2. 3: Select Chorus 3: Football 1, Z, 3: Basketball 2. 3: Cl.-isa Olficcr 2. Hr has u slradu Ilow of Luorlls. u.'zxr' anrl nlhvrltisc FREDA BILKE- BH Band 2, 3, 4: Drum Corps l: Glen: Club l, 2, 3. 4: Selvcl Cfhorm 4: Valley-ball l, 2. 3, 42 Play l, 3: Pep Club l, Z: Cheerleader 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Vollrv-hall Cnlcaptain 4: Class Oflicrr 3. Sln x rilwaux wanting uslml shi-'s nur: m'L'r'r fon- rml will: :hc fellow shale por. TAMA KUNS- Tam Band l, 2. 3, 4: Glas: Club l, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band Z, 1, 4: VollcvAball l, Z, 3. 4: Class Play 2. 3. 4: OncAArt Plav l: Library Assistant l. 4: Pep Club l, Z. 3, 4: Scluct Chorus 4: Band Oliccr 4. 'Tirazluutlnn at lasl- AUX' losl' more blondx Ihls way. Bll.I. MILLER- Bill Hr says bul lzfllr. hu! hc' iv as good as lu' is silrnrf' Electron Faqs Eleven ulrun Purim' 'I LL'r'1l'v SENIORS RAYMOND l3AUl.- Half-pint Band Z. 3. 4 Glu' Club 2. 41 Clam l7l.w 1. 3: Dramatic XVnrk 4. I fur! urmlhrr wr-HF' rununu un NADINE WEBB-- Deanz'v Drum Corps l: Claw Plnv l She ouaht I0 hun u plum! fn Mr gluulv luluuu ilk cr-rfmnlu oriarnulf' DOROTHY PIGG- Dui Fund 2. 3, 4: Glvr Club l, fl. 3, 4: Drum Corps 11 Pop Club 1. 2. 3. 4. mp l':.xnd a, 4. Iibmy Assistant Z. ,l'fN' rlftrzlrllrl' hlruml uf R II..S 'lu rl llurk lulrrul rmm xhr-'rl survlu mu 'Ycaf' DAVID OSBORN- Ozzie Pn.1Slxctb.1ll 3. 4: football 3. 4 lf I 4'rm'! vrrulr 11, I bluff il THOMAS GARBER- T-Ray llmnd 1. 2, l. 4: Glvc Club l. 1. 3. 41 Sclvcl fflmruv 4: Clnss Plnv 2. 1. 4: lDr.1n1.1l1g XVurlx 4. Pep llmnd K, -1: Ufhcu Assistant 4 I.:'I!Iv fxlan. uqhur mm ' EMMA l.ARlSON- .Sp0L'k Drum Corps l lihrnrv :Xssrslnnl 3: Pvp Club 3. 4. pl umm! Izxrl-mr ll 'rn Jw-5 rw! mu bum Iulk- frwf' FANNIE BURNE'ld'I'- funn l'ryv Club l. 4. pl mzlll' fur L'urLf4fm, IIDXVIN HANER-- lhr'n' slmulrl hr- nmrw fm- Ifr -lfrrung lu Nw mmmrmn. SENIORS BESSIE WINPJREY- Bess Band I. Z, 3. 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Glue Club l. Z, 3. 4: Orchestra I: Ouartct 3. 4: Sextct 4: Select Chorus -5: Band Prusidcnr 4: Vollcy-ball I, 2, 3, 45 lilcclrnn Quvvn 4: Electron Staff 4: Class Play 4. Always jolly. alwuux lumi: Shv'x tht' girl we Itkr In limi, , HOMER JONES-' 'Jonvsy' Cilce Club Z, 3, 4. .4lI arru! mvn mc tlruti. um! I um not l't't'Img7 wvllf' RAY WILLIAMS- Dahl- Football 4: Class Play 3 'Wlzq art' you lan-, lJon'1 tmu know schunl Hurts 5 till X.'f'f' RETHA BOWMAN- Red Glcc Club l. 3, 4: Select Chorui 4: Bible Club Z: Pep Club 3, 4: Pep Club Secretary 4: Class Play 4. 'llird lmnr dorsni uflvuui ulfrcl um-'s tiisr1axirinn. DORIS BROONER PHILLIPS- Doris Glcv: Club l. 2. 3: Band l, Z. 3: Class Play l. Z: Vollcy-ball l. Z, 3. Take' mu advice. LH nu! u high xchool cdirvutrm rnlrrivrr with anuthing invporruntf' CLARENCE MERRILL- Wi!h u.'nnn'n hr- is m'L't'r wt-n lu mrmllcf Nm tlouhl ht lI rrlmuuus In- tirwlr-. HORACE SAUNDERS- Dude Hu funds lo hlx mul! lvuvrnrxs und lt-ts otlwrs fund ln llycirsf' WAYNE KIRK- Doc Crlcc Llub l, 2. 3. 4, Nut Iuzu. iust lirutl ' KNUI Picturedj JAMES GRIMES LUCILE HARGADINE l r 1 Electron Page Thirteen CLASS PROPHECY Dear Readers: This columnist has attended the reunion of the class of '48 at Riverton High School, May 6, 1968. Here is the latest scoop. Dr. Harlan Mills, top notch scientist with the Lovelorn Laboratories, has 'successfully isolated the Virus XO which has caused the spring epidemic of love-sickness. He is planning to vaccinate. Wayne Kirk. the labor leader for the H. D. D. CHeavy Duty Dodgersj has called the members out on a sitldown strike. His latest statement to the press: This is a pressing problem. but we will sit it out. Horace Saunders, the iron magnate, has received a very difficult assignment from' the government-that is to manufacture a transparent iron curtain so we can see through Russia. Lorraine Gist and Freda Bilke have pooled talents and now operate the successfubbeauty clinic, Lor-Reda, Redu and Renu Salon. The two business women specialize in diet and dye it. Freda for the figure and Lorraine for the hair. Raymond Paul is the new Johnnie for Phillip Morris. The future call for Phillip Morris is little Johnny Lee Paul who calls his mother Evalee-- Potter that was. Arthur Stephen Carnahan, brilliant novelist, has written an intellectual study on the love-life of a potato bug. intriguingly titled, So Long Spud. Steve's book has been banned in Boston. The featured singer at the Swanky Supper Club, south of Joplin, is the exotic Erma- Myers, that is. We hear she is singing her torchiest numbers especially for the sauve, but seldom sober, Homer Jones, proprietor. Miss Dora Lou Scott heads the exclusive Kiddies Kare Nursery-only children with hand- some fathers are accepted. David Osborn, famous for his 1,500 word essays, Winchell Style, is the newest scoop snoop on N.Bf.C. His program is called You Still It. I Spill It and his theme song is I Wonder Who's Suing Me Now. Louise Gibson and her husband, Bill Mann, are truck farmers of Quaker Valley. So far they haven't raised a single successful crop. Buddy Ball is Cherokee County's outstanding truant officer. During the spring. fall or winter he sees that the schools have record attendance. Professor James Grimes has just about completed that space ship for his planned zoom to the moon. when asked why he wanted to be the first to make this daring expedition, he exclaimed, I believe that the man in the moon is a woman-ahhhhhhl !. Betty Frazier stars in the new daytime serial, Life Can Be Moisturizedf' sponsored by Clarence Merrill, the Fu-Suds soap king. For twelve box tops, Fu-Suds will send you one beautiful very absorbent cheese-cloth hankie. Nadine Webb could not be present. as you all know, she is leading the fillibuster in the Senate on the major issue To Argue or Not to Argue. Her private secretary is John Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green, those distinguished cold wave manufacturers, rolled up in a plastic vehicle. Riverton alumni will remember Mrs. Green as the former Norma Rose Lathrop. The latest is that everything isn't too Toni with their marriage. Geanne-that is Jean Mast-the new dictator of the fashion world fiew down from Kansas City, the Paris of the U. S. Geanne is the creator of the new look for this season, the Tea Bag Line. That couple you have noticed flying low was Walter Ballard and Juanita Livingston. Walter's the chief pilot for the TWA and Juanita is the stewardess. I wonder why Walter has the automatic pilot set most of the time? Could be he is searching for-Livingston???? Bill Miller was Riverton's number one dog catcher-that is until the other day when he hauled in the mayor's pedigreed daschund by mistake and now he is sure Riverton is going to the dogs. Bill Kirk was there looking very bronzed and brawny. He is the new golf professional at the Country Club. We hear he is planning to take off with his caddy cutie, Tama Kuns. N. J. Coyle is that swooney screen wolf. whose latest starring role with the Eager Beaver, Inc., was Coyote Call. Oh, yes, playing opposite him was that beautiful blonde known as Dorthea , better known to you as Dorothy Pigg. Joanne'Qualls is now the most famous woman lawyer and instead of giving her most valuable advice to her clients, it still goes to Jack Baumann, her silent partner. Jack, as you krlilowl, is still trying to change the government and has been ever since his senior days in high sc oo . ' Thomas Garber was present looking very debonair. His presidential ambitions are very obvious now. We hear he has opened a haberdashery and oh, yes, he plays the piano, too. fContinued on page eighty-six? Elf-:fron Page Fourteen SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of the Class of '48, being of sound mind and memory and being of lawful age, whereas we are about to depart as students from this Senior High School of Riverton, Kansas, declare this to be our last will and testament. Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for our last wills and testa- ment, the seniors of 1948 have subscribed our names hereto: 1 I Emma Larison, will my arguments with Lorraine Gist to Jearldine Webb and Betty Strickland. Jean Mast, will my ability to smile at everything to Marian Pickering. Homer Jones, will my watch to the Fifth Hour Government class so they will always know the time. 4 I, Bessie Winfrey, will the honor of being annual queen to Ethel Garrett. 5. I, Evalee Potter, will my cute figure to Opal Adams. 6 I, Maxine Mooney, will all my new look clothes to anyone who can afford it. 7 I Norma Lathrop, will all my night life to Jack Green since he is the one that will be taking me out. , N. J. Coyle, will my good nature to Joan Gist. , James Grimes, will my ability to be scorekeeper to James Pillar. Edwin Haner, will my Majors rating in the service to J. R. Webb. 2. I, 3. I. ' 1 8 I 9 I 10 I ll. I, Harlan Mills, will my physique to Dixie McCoy. 12. I, Bill Kirk, will Evalee to no one as she belongs entirely to me. 13 I Bill Mann, will my three years at Galena to Joyce Watkins. 14 I Clarence Merrill, will my laziness to Rodney Hulvey as I am retiring. 15 I Bill lgfliller. will my trip to Miami to any one who has enough gas to get t ere. 16. I, Lorraine Gist. will all live of my bookkeeping books to Edna Coffman: perhaps she can tell one from the other because I surely can't. 17. I, Juanita Livingston, will my red ballerina skirt to Joe Baily in case he ever takes ballet lessons. Erma Myer, will my seat in Lyrians to Lloyd Hockett. Dora Lou Scott, would will Jeanell Merrill all my high school memories, but I want to take them with me. 20 I Betty Frazier, will my last name to Dorothy Watkins as I am changing mine. 21. I Steve Carnahan, will a portion of my brain to be framed in the study 0 v v 1 - 1 18. I, 19. I, - r 1 hall of R.H.S. to keep the students working diligently. 22 I John Connor, will my Model A to Eileen Auman if she will keep all boys out of it. 23. I, Alice Anderson, will the first seat in the row in every class room to Pat Williams: not that he won't end up by the teachers' desk anyway. 24. I, Freda Bilke, will my place as twirler to Clark Fleming. 25 I Jack Baumann, will my government seat in study hall to Harold Dean f v v v Mishler. 26. I, Thomas Garber. will my OHice boy job to Rodney Hulvey. 27. I, Jack Green, will my trombone to anyone strong enough to pull the slide. 28. I, Wayne Kirk, will my ability to sleep in study hall without falling out of the seat to Rex Baumann. 29. I, Dorothy Pigg. will second hour rest period to Anna Jameson. 30. I, Tama Kuns, will my desire to argue in government class to Rosemary Stringer. 31. I, Buddy Ball, will my discussion at the shorthand door sixth hour to no one as I enjoyed it too much myself. 32. I. Ray Williams, will my football playing ability to Bobby Gene Mitchell. fContinued on page eighty-sixj Electron Page Fiflven , L N 1 .1 5 K '1 i 1 A , Eg: - 1 , ge, , .1,' . A 23 . - -' -,,A . EDNA COEFMAN BOBBY GENE JEARLDINE WEBB LLOYD DEAN MITCHELL WILLIAMS THIRD OFFENSE-PAROLE ONE YEAR Watcll Them Shift Into High Gear Cmood work juniors. You have done well to get such a short parole, con- sidering that this is your third offense. During your first year at R.H.S. you were led by Carl Hall, president, Norma Lathrop, vice-president: Jearldine Webb, secretary, Harold Dean Mish- ler, treasurer, with Miss Avis Parsons and Mr. S. J. Nehr as your sponsors. As sophomores you were led by Lawerence Whitehead, president: Jearldine Webb. vice-president: Evalee Potter, secretary: and Jack Watson, treasurer, with Miss Jane Hughes and Mr. Forrest D. Haines as your sponsors. As juniors you were led by Edna Coffman, president: Bobby Gene Mit- chell. vice-president: Lloyd Dean Williams, secretary: and Jearldine Webb, treasurer: Miss Jane Hughes and Mr. Raymond A. King were your sponsors. Your freshman play, Wildcat Willie in the Doghousenz sophomore play, Let Me Out of Here and the junior play, Here Comes Charlie , were all great successes. - Members of your class have shared honors in music, athletics, and dra- matics. lzlvclrrm Page Sixteen Lyle Ballard Marian Pickering Neil Lyons Joyce Harvey Bobby Howard Ina Rae McGuire Jack Watson Joyce Dena Laughlin Max Livingston Bcity Baysingcr Harold Dean Mishler XVanda XVilliams UNIORS ix LTQI 8 , 4, xx 7 if N 43 div , W, is who iw rg' Ni' H X 'Y Q 2 A -L , QW V I Iiw 'laa N... 'wif was L .i-:i si.. L X 12. ,b QQ q . 'Q 'il' aj I V . ' Ea 'Q ,ii., L qf-L.,r lv Elerlron Page Sz-ucnlecn A Name... lerlron Page Eighteen JUNIORS Patricia Mishler Joseph Rea Rosemary Stringer Clarence Watson Betty Strickland Clayton Ingle l Orville Smith Marvin Taylor Robert Willard. Jr Bill Hall , Carl Hall Richard Porter fNot Picturedj Leonard E. Hall 'A iq .fl r ' DAVID MARY MAURICE AU BUCHON OSBORN SEARS SOPHOMORES-TWO YEARS OF GRACE At Least They Have An Honest Face The sophomores got by with their second offense, but in two years they must face the judgment. 4 Their officers for the year of 1946-47 were Clifford Hardy, Jr., president, Donald Barr, vice-president: Bobby Joe Lyerla, secretary: and Chester Bilke, treasurer. Their sponsors were Mr. Gerald E. Barkley and Mr. Herbert S. Madaus. From the forty-two members enrolled for the second year the officers were David AuBuchon, president: Maurice Sears, vice-president: and Mary Osborn, secretary-treasurer. The sponsors were Mr. Gerald E. Barkley, and Mr. Herbert S. Madaus. The freshmen play, Watch Out For Spooks, and the sophomore play. It's Papa Who Pays, were both great successes. In athletics, music, and all of the other school activities, members of your class have taken part. bl n Page Nineteen Pau: 'I ufenlq Charles Pigg Dorothy Youngblood SOPHOMORES Patty Thatcher .T 34 Bcity Williams C lg Bobby .Ioe I.yerl.1 ,S ' W I X x Marilyn Prather W Darwin Hancr Donald Barr Norma Driqkel Rodney Hulvcy Mary Hardy Mary Ann Hodeon Chester Bilke Rita Gipson Kenneth Rogers ' Bill Livingston 5 .1' ' V Patsy Mast ?' , 7 if Lloyd Hockett L I- f Joan Gist 4, 'leg Clifford Hardy, Jr. Jack Cornell Ethel Garrett Claude Rice Jeanell Merrill Joyce Watkins Otis Atkins David Rice Frank Watson Perry Saunders, Jr. Harold Merrill J. R. Webb Donald Vinson James Pillar Anna Jameson Robert Jameson Samuel lnman Glenn Kirkpatrick KNO! Picturedj Donald F. Hall SOPHOMORES 1' bl:-ctron Page Twenlu-one JANE PATRICIA FREDERICK DORIS GARBER MARTIN BRO WINFREY FIRST OFFENSE-MERCY GRANTED FOR BIGGER THINGS THAN THIS THEY'RE SLANTED On September 2, 1947, thirty-two freshmen entered Riverton High School to begin their lessons. Many were confused and mixed until Miss Mary Louise Atkins and Mr. Arley B. Culbertson were elected as their very capable sponsors. Officers were then elected with Jane Garber, president: Patricia Martin. vice- presidentg Frederick Bro, secretary: and Doris Winfrey, treasurer. Shirley Wilson and Eileen Auman were the cheerleaders. The first party was held in the form of a gymnasium party October 28. 1947. Patsy Larison and Robert Venturella were chosen as Electron Princess and Prince. On March 9, 1948, the Freshman play A Girl Named Pat was presented. Class Flower ......................... . . ...,tIttttt . .t,t.,. .Carnation Class Colors ..................t.. ,....... . .... B lue and White Motto: The ropes of the past ring the bells of the future. l:l P g I Eileen Auman Harold Price Patsy Larison Charles Shanks Shirley Wilson Jack Livingston Lillian Anderson Aaron Mooney Dorothy Watson Rex Baumann Ruby Smith Clyde Lathrop Dixie Rion Clark Fleming Dixie McCoy Robert Venturella .lo Ann Pickering Patrick Williams Norma Deems Marion Davies Mclba Crawford Donald Hutto Martha Crawford Joe Bailey Rose Atkins Edwin Kirkpatrick Opal Adams Samuel Lyons FRESHMEN 2 .. ll Electron Page Twenty-three DRAMATICS It is customary for each of the four classes to give a class play. Each student has a chance to try out for the part for which he is best suited. The sponsors select the cast, stage crew, make-up director, prompters, and ushers. In addition to the class plays, this year the students have been given the opportunity of taking individual lessons and taking part in class instruction in the field of elocution under the qualified supervision of Mrs. Adelia Clark. Mrs, Clark has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Dramatics and Commerce from Pitts- burg, and has an outstanding record of achievement. Speaking before audiences in either a school play or a reading gives the students a chance to learn to speak correctly and helps to develop poise. balance, and confidence in the individual. The money received from the class plays is placed in the class activity fund and is used for the various class activities and to help with the high school annual. Electron Paar Twenty-fa GGTHE DAFFY DILLS 'u? First Row-Cleft to rightj Retha Bowman, Erma Myer, Dora l.ou Scott, Jean Mast, Alice Anderson, Thomas Garber. Second Row-Harlan Mills, Buddy Ball. Tama Kuns. Bessie Winfrey, Walter Ballard. Miss Agnes C. Stairrett. SENIOR PLAY CAST The senior class presented The Daffy Dills on April 23, 1948. The Daffy Dills told the story of a typical American family who resented having a mean old step-mama trying to boss them around. Richard Dill, the papa. was the handsome widower, played by Harlan Mills. Carol Dill, the seventeen- year-old daughter CErma Myerj who was determined to get rid of the new step-mother in short order. Rodney Dill CWalter Ballardl the sixteen-year- old son who was still quite capable of throwing temper-tantrums. Doris and Dudley Dill, the thirteen-year-old twins, played by Alice Anderson and Tommy Garber, were always in the middle of some new mischief. Grandmother Dill CLouise Gibsonj who's health was poor, but not bad enough to affect her appetite. Cousin Maude Maddox CDora Lou Scottj, the cousin from Illinois. who came for a visit and they all thought she was the new step-mama. Elaine Escott CJean Mastj was the new bride, but they all thought she was sweet cousin Maude. Aimee Lowell, the lisping blonde, who is thimply cwazy over Wod, was played by Tama Kuns. Pete Norton fBuddy Ballj a high school athlete who was Carol's current heart-throb. Lorraine Gist, who took the part of Widow Woggles, was the nosey neighbor. Arnica Jukes. the negro cook, who was afraid of dalfy folks was played by Retha Bowman. Electron Paqe WHERE COMES CHARLIE OV First Row-fleft to rightj Joyce Harvey, Wanda Williams, Jearldine Webb, Patricia Mishler. Edna Coffman, Miss Jane Hughes. Second Row-Harold Dean Mishler, Rodney Hulvey, Bobby Gene Mitchell. Joseph Rea, Lloyd Dean Williams, Mr, Raymond A. King. JUNIOR PLAY CAST Here Comes Charlie was presented by the junior class on March 30, l948. The play centered around Charlie Hopps, played by Edna Coffman, who was a pretty young girl of seventeen, while still a child in thoughts and actions. Nora, the cook in the Elliott home, played by Patricia Mishler, was a typical Irish maid. Officer Tim McGrill, CRodney Hulveyj was the stalwart young policeman. who was interested in Nora. Mrs. Earnaham QWanda Wil- liamsul was a comely matron, arrogant and disagreeable in the Iirst two acts. Larry Elliott CLloyd Dean Williamsj was a debonair young business man. Ted Hart- ley QBobby Gene Mitchellj was a rather keen-eyed but cynical chap of twenty- four. Vivian Smythe-Kersey was a spoiled and scheming society girl played by Jearldine Webb. Uncle Alex Twiggs Ctloseph Real was the typical stage hick. Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey fJoyce Harveyj was Vivian's mother, a snob- bish, arrogant matron of fifty. Mortimer Smythe-Kersey was a bored youth of twenty-one played by Harold Dean Mishler. El 1 P ge Twenry-si ffIT'S PAPA WHO PAYS First Row-Cleft to rightj Gerald E. Barkley. Mary Osborn. Norma Driskel. Betty Williams. Patty Thatcher. Dorothy Youngblood, Herbert S. Madaus. Second Row-Kenneth Rogers. Clifford Hardy, Jr., Donald Barr, Mary Hardy. David AuBuchon. Charles Pigg. Bill Livingston. SOPHOMORE PLAY CAST It's Papa Who Pays was presented by the sophomore class on November 26, 1947. The story of the play told of the experiences of a typical American family. The part of the mother, Mrs. Denny, was played by Betty Williams. Her chief purpose in life was to keep her family happy. Charles Pigg was Dad Denny, who was decidedly impatient with anything that interfered with his comfort at home. Dick Denny, CKenneth Rogersj, was the son, eighteen years old, a bit irresponsible, but full of boyish fun. Dick's sister, Babs Denny fNorma Driskell was about seventeen. Mary Hardy had the part of Edith, a girl friend of Babs. Wayne Carleton QBill Livingstonj was an insurance sales- man who was a bit dazzled by the intriguing Aunt Grace QPatty Thatcherl. Aunt Grace did not like to be labeled an aunt, but was not above taking part in the family squabbles. Lee Denny CDonald Barrj was a typical absent minded poet who let other people tell him what to do rather than assert him- self. Dora fDorothy Youngbloodb was a Winsome young lady with the ability to twist a young man around her finger. Mary Osborn played the part of Miss Atwood, a hard-boiled and successful young business woman. Clifford Hardy was Fixer, who got people into more jams trying to get them out of jams than they could possibly get into by themselves. Magoon CDavid AuBuchonJ was a slow thinking, tough young fellow. Mr. Gerald E. Barkley, sophomore sponsor, coached the play. Patsy Mast and Rita Gipson sang vocal solos and Bobby Joe Lyerla played a saxaphone solo to furnish entertainment between the acts. The sophomores did a grand job. It was their second experience in pro- ducing a play. They gained much from this experience and each student appre- ciated the opportunity of participation in a school play. Electron l'uqv T Iv 'QA GIRL NAMED PAT9, First Row-fleft to rightj Ruby Smith, Dorothy Watson, Lillian Anderson, Opal Adams. Jo Ann Pickering, Dixie McCoy. Second Row-Miss Mary Louise Atkins, Aaron Mooney, Samuel Lyons, Clark Fleming, Jack Livingston. Melba Crawford, Mr. Arley B. Culbertson. FRESHMAN PLAY CAST 'AA Girl Named Pat was presented by the freshman class on March 9, 1948. The story of the play told of the experiences of the people at Crash Inn, a summer resortfhotel. Patricia Gordon CLil1ian Andersonj was the wealthy young heiress who treated the audience to a series of hilarious situations. Mrs. Bess Dwyer, played by Ruby Smith, was the owner of Crash Inn, who was easily upset and did a great deal of complaining. Trixie Dwyer was Bess' daughter, who longed to be a de-tec-a-tiff, played by Dixie McCoy. Wilbur Patt CSamuel Lyons? was the hen-peeked husband, apparently afraid of his own shadow and especially when with his wife, Malvina Patt CMelba Craw- fordl the domineering type with a voice as loud as a foghorn. Pat Dodd, played by Jack Livingston. was the young man who found himself in a peck of trouble. Juliet Condon, who was accustomed to having her own way and was rather spoiled, was played by JoAnn Pickering. Blair Milton CAaron Mooneyb an old pal of Pat Dodd's, was never at a loss for words. Mrs. Aimee Billingsley CDorothy Watsonl was the typical society matron. Mrs. Pauline Condon. played by Opal Adams, was Juliet's mother, an aggressive, hot- tempered and extremely dictatorial type. Doherty CClark Flemingj was the hard-boiled detective. El I I' ae Tw:-my-r ght MAXINE MOONEY. daughter of Mrs. Aaron Mooney of Lostine District was crowned Football Queen at Riverton High School at the half of the Homecoming football game with Mineral. November l3. 19-47. Maxine, Il member of the senior class, was crowned by Captain Buddy Ball. also a senior. AT'I'ENDANTS 3 FJ l I Dorothv Watson. Joyce Dene Laughlin. Mary Hardy. IJ 'P I ,A Il El of Il.Il.S. 1948 I. I, 'E lY Flvrlrort Pine T ru FOOTBALL Back Row-Cleft to rightj Lawerence Whitehead, Coach Wyatt P. Laughlin, Captain Buddy Ball, Jack Watson, Richard Pennock. Front Rou.'+Bobby Gene Mitchell, N. J. Coyle, David Osborn, Eugene Radford, John Connor, Jack Baumann. Harlan Mills. You have won second place in the Twin Valley League for the second consecutive year. You made at least two touchdowns per game, passed for three-eighths of a mile to your opponents one-fourth mile. You ran one and one-half miles to your opponents' mile. The opponents were able to score only 89 points while you were piling up 224. You will long be remembered as a great football team, good sportsmen, and one of the hardest driving teams in the history of Riverton High School. B. Ball. L. Whitehead. R. Pennock, N. J. Coyle, D. Osborn. J. Baumann, H. Mills. J. Connor, E. Radford, R. Williams will be lost by graduation. SUMMARY September 19 Cherokee .. ...,.,....,.,,.,........ 6 Riverton .... . 46 25 Baxter . .... .... 0 Riverton 33 October 3 Wyandotte ,.,, 6 Riverton 20 9 Edna ....,... .,.. 7 Riverton 33 16 Altamont .. .. ....... 26 Riverton .,..... ,..2l 24 Galena ...... .... 7 Riverton 13 31 Chetopa .... .... 0 Riverton 14 November 5 Frontenac .. .. ...,... 25 Riverton 13 13 Mineral .... ....... 1 2 Riverton 12 20 Oswego . .......... O Riverton 19 Total .. 89 'lotal .... .. 224 gr Thirlq I. llnner Buggcr llalfhnck. 2. Ball. Capt.. Qumrtvrbailx. 'I'VL All-star. 3. Mxlli. End, 'l'Vl. All-sur., Th.n paw at Altamont. 4. Scars. Fullbnrk. 'Spvvd King ' 5. Oeborn, OHV Guard, Kill H-nu 6. llmunmnn. 'Nui ', 'lkncklc 'girlx XX'hcrc?? 7. Radford and Malls 5 fi I0 Slum. R, Rndfmd, Urn--' Cvnlcr. Sure Tackle. 0. Connor, Clunrd, tough .11 .1 blunt lll, Hall .md l'rn:x.x.k. 'Blur lic-Ards ll, Cnvlc and Oxbnrn, 'Roughncclnf' ll. l..1wn'ncc R.-dd XV: Think. ll. XVhitvhc.1d. llnlfhnck. Ullllrdnvrr 14. Could Null-v Tackle. I 5. fould this bc XVv.1ndollc ' ' lfv. XX'almn. Fullbnck. I7. Milchcll. UNllICl1H lfnd Small but rough. 18. Connor Look .u that Clrlnln I9. Prnnnuk. Rick , llnlfback. 'Hurd lu hold. TVI. All'Sl.lr. lil. XVilli.lmi, Gund, Rudy and willing, Charged With Battery And Assault Elfclmn Puqv 'llvirfqvom' 1948 REGIONAL CHAMPS First Row-Cleft to rightl Steve Carnahan, Jack Baumann, Buddy Ball. Harlan Mills, and Jack Watson. Second Row-David Osborn. John Connor, N. J. Coyle. Richard Pennock, and Wyatt P. Laughlin. coach. Third Row-Bill Mann. Vvfalter Ballard, and Lawerence Whitehead. The Riverton High School basketball team of 1947-48 was the second team of the Twin Valley League to win both the tournament and league championship in the same year. The team had a record of 10 wins and 2 losses in league play. They returned from the district tournament as champions, after winning from Mulberry in the finals. They won from McCune in the finals of the Regional tournament making them regional champions for thc Brst time in the history of the school. Buddy Ball and Harlan Mills were placed on the T.V.l.. and Regional Tournament all-star teams. A strong squad of reserves was an important factor in smoothing out the rough spots and polishing the regular team during the many team was composed of all seniors with the exception of one junior. Greensburg 34-Z9 in the first round of the State Tournament. hours of practice. The The Ramblers lost to SUMMARY Dec. 9 Frontenac , ....,.. Riverton Feb. Cialena M42 Riverton 41 I2 Wyandotte ,.,,. . Riverton Baxter ...,,, .,,. , .39 Riverton 40 16 Quapaw .........,.. Riverton Altamont .......... 22 Riverton Z7 19 Edna ..,......,.. Riverton Chetopa ..,..,...... 24 Riverton 31 30 Mound Valley Riverton Altamont .,........ 29 Riverton 32 Jan. 2 Oswego ,.,......,.. Riverton Chetopa .,,......... ZZ Riverton 29 6 Baxter ,. ,.t,, .,.,,, R iverton Pittsburg 9 Galena ,..,. Riverton B team ..,.,,.. .27 Riverton 42 I3 Commerce , ..,,,. ,. Riverton Mar. Walnut ....,...,,.. ..44 Riverton 65 16 Altamont ......... Riverton College Hi ........ 39 Riverton 43 20 Chctopa ........... Riverton Mulberry .......... 34 Riverton 44 23 Edna .... Riverton Uniontown ........ 28 Riverton 31 27 Oswego ..., Riverton Fontana ......... H34 Riverton 37 30 Baxter .. Riverton McCune ,........... 36 Riverton 38 Greensburg ........ 34 Riverton 29 Flrrlmn Page 7 hirly-Iu.o si. if ., ,il I x MB TEAM :PR . y'i Xl' First Row--Kleft to rightl Bobby Gene Mitchell, Lloyd Dean Williams. Harold Dean Mishler. Darwin I-laner. David AuBuchon. Second Row-Bobby Howard. Clarence Watson. Clifford Hardy, Jr., Bill Livingston. Perry Saunders, Jr., Wyatt P. Laughlin, coach. The Riverton B team had a very successful season in 1947-48. They won flrst place in the Neosho Valley League tournament and their record for the year was eight wins and four losses. There was a fairly large squad this year with two full teams on hand and almost all of these boys saw plenty of action. The team was made up largely of sophomores and juniors. Several good prospects for next year's A team were developed. The boys played a lot of good basketball during this season. December 9 12 16 19 30 January 2 6 9 13 I6 20 23 27 30 February 3 17 20 23 25 Frontenac .. Wyandotte Quapaw . Edna . ...... . Mound Valley Oswego ........ Baxter .......... Galena .......,. Joplin B ., Altamont. . Chetopa ., Edna ........ Oswego .,.. Baxter .,.. Galena. ., Altamont .,,,. Chetopa Galena . Baxter . , SUMMARY Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton .. .. Riverton Rivertonn., .. Riverton Riverton Riverton 25 30 15 ll 24 32 23 33 27 ...,,,l8 20 14 18 20 37 24 28 20 23 . ,.,. 32 ., H29 H44 I9 ........35 ........l6 .. .32 ....,,,.3l .. ..... I6 ........l9 .44 , ....l6 ., .19 ........3l ........30 .. . 28 . 20 ., ,... 37 33 Electron Page Thirty-three lmlrun Puqf' 'I'l11'r1yff-nur OUR VERDICT I. -THEY'RE TOPS 5 I XX'hxh'hv.1dx 0' li' 1 f Pf 3 Iran Ncrv.-Q N. fxw 4 7 Hn! Ro-1 6'. . ,IW I All-Sur. ' ' 'Tlwcflccklcr , i R .IH-.1 A Imh- u X H much' Sm . 'I Tin- KV',',1nrifxLtc Fxprc flhuq, Chugf' l 1, Alvmvi wnnls In win lr Punks Ixkr .1 hm!-wx v II k 5 7 l X I GIRLS' VOLLEY-BALL I-Airs! Row-Lleft to right! Bessie Winfrey. Ina Rae McGuire, Tama Kuns. Joanne Qualls. Dixie McCoy. Scfcmd Row-Dorothy Watson, Betty Frazier, Freda Bilke. Dom Lou Scott. l. Anything for xhc good of thc :cam 5'l0 , 2. Husllei all the time 5'I0 . 3. XVho is that little fat boy? 5'l0 . -J. Ifw on thc bnxlftcr. 5. l,ouk nt that grin. lu. Ili mlhcr brat Galena than anyone. 7. A grcnt rebound man. hlvctron Page Thirtu-lim' CHEER LEADERS XV.1nd.1 XxViiii.1Il'lQ, Joyce Dune I..1ughIin, .Joanne Qunlls, Vrcdn Bilkc. YEA RAMBLERS! THEY NEVER CEASE - - I'llllI'g6d with disturbing the- pf-arf PEP CLUB run! liwLL'+ilcll lu rnghll Iznlccn Aunmn. Pallv Ihnlcher, .hum NIAQI. Nk1I'l11.1 Druskvl, Imh i5liiXC. XV.lllLi.l XX'Vliil.lI1lS. .loycc Dum' i.llly1i7ill1, .lmmnc Qlmlls, iDOI'Oli7Y xxv.1lNUH. lhlv. l..l1'iwn, Shirlcy XVilmn. .Ioycc XV.1lkir1s. Ullldlv li11u'fPuc1ly XViiii.1lllS, lmuisu Gilwwn. Mary Hnrclv. Marhn I'ickcr1r1g. Idnn C,w1In1.m I,iIll.1n Andv1'w11, .Innc Cinrlwcr, Dixic Mcflwy, Ilwsxic Vx'inIrcv. 'I .mm Runs. lllvrrx XY1n1x'c. Inn Rae Muliuirc, Belly Bnsingcr. .Ioycu Il.11'vcy, Nhxinu Nlmmcv. Dnxnc Rum ml: lima'--.IofXr111 Pickcririg. Mcllm Cll'.1XViVOl'Li. Ruby 5Il1ili'I, Xi.H'li1.1 Cil'.lXK'itll'Li, Op.1l .MI.xm. Nornm Dcumi, lnmnic Burnett, Anna .l.u11cw11. M.11'ilv11 ijI'.1iiUL'I'. Dnrnlhx' Yullxmlxlmuf MMV QJSUUIII. Rim Uipwn, Alice Ancicrwn, .illJl1il.l iiYiI'lQNYUH. .lmlwll Xicrrill. l'.1lri.x1 'X 5 I .'1ishlcr. l,1lrici.1 ivi.lI'lil'l. Vlhcl Crhrrctl, Inlsy Mast. Russ Xlkxm. I I I 'liIvr'z!1fwi1' n TWIRLERS lvfl lo riqhl-Jonnnc Qlmllw Vrcda Bill-xc. Pnttv Thnlchcr. Dom lou Scum WHEREIN ARE FOUND ----- BOTH BRAINS AND BEAUTY THROUGH THE AIR THE SWEET TONES FLOAT we never hear an afternote Clurinelsr Flute: Percussion: Max Livingston Bessie Winfrey Mary Ann Hodson Mary Evelyn Potter Rohert Burr Joyce Harvey Patil Derfelt Marvin Taylor Barbara Sue Jackman Betty Williams Patsy l.aris0n Jane Garher Ray I.uley Trumpets: lloyd Dean XVilliams Ronald Cutright Thomas Garber Raymond Patil lloyd Hockett Patricia Mishler Donald Barr Charles Shanks Stl.X'tJ,l7ht7l7t'Rf Bohhy Joe Lyerla Rita Gipson Oboe : Tama Kuns II I n Puq 'll luriyhl Marilyn Prather Pitsrolo: John Allen Potter Trombones: Jack Green Robert Venturella Baritone: Perry Saunders, Jr, T ubu : Jack Watson Harold Price Marion Davies Buss Vtol: Betty Baysinger Joyce Dene Laughlin Patty Thatcher Tumpuni: Patrick Vklilliams Erma Myer Dorothy Pigg Dixie McCoy Joan Gist Doris Winfrey Dorothy Vkfatson Drum Major: Joanne Qualls Ttutrlers: lirecla Bilke Dora l.ou Scott Patty Thatcher Horne: Dora Lou Scott Peggy Stringer ljileen Auman Patricia Martin Dl'Fz't'1tJI'f Raymond A. King, MIXED CHORUS First Row-Cleft to rightl Don Hutto, Rodney Hulyey. Clyde Lathrop, Samuel Lyons. Jack Livingston, Rex Baumann, Frank Watson. Chester Bilke. Robert Venturella. Perry Saunders, Jr. Second Row-Thomas Garber. Raymond Paul. Patsy Mast, Melba Crawford. Ruby Smith. Joan Gist, Jean Mast. Louise Gibson. Joyce Harvey. Patsy Larison. Martha Crawford, Norma Driskel. Jane Garber. Ethel Garrett, Betty Strickland, Marian Pickering, Harold Merrill, Lloyd Hockett. Third Row-Raymond A. King QDirectorb. Darwin Haner, Richard Pennock, Juanita Living- ston, Dorothy Pigg. Shirley XVilson, Tama Kins, Betty Frazier. Erma Myer. Mary Ann Hodson, Betty Williams, Patty Thatcher. Marilyn Prather. Norma Lathrop. Patricia Mishler. Retha Bowman, Dora Lou Scott. Harold Price, Wayne Kirk. Doris Winfrey. Fourth Row-Bobby Joe Lyerla. Donald Barr, Clifford Hardy. Jr,, Joanne Qualls. Betty Baysinger. Patricia Martin, Norma Deems, Joyce Dene Laughlin. Freda Bilke. Bessie XVinfrev. Ina Rae McGuire, Lorraine Gist, Eileen Auman, Dixie McCoy. Rita Gipson, Dorothy Youngblood. Bill Kirk. Marion Davies. Maurice Sears. I r'l'th Row-Lloyd Dean Williams, Max Livingston, Frederick Bro. David Auliuchon, Homer Jones. Jack Watson. Lawerence Vkfhitehead, Steve Carnahan. N. J. Coyle. Vlalter Ballard. Bill Mann, Harold Dean Mishler. fNo! Prctirredl-Jack Green, James Grimes. Patrick XVilli.inis lilectron l'..'J' 'I iffy ri LYRIANS 77 First Row-fleft to rightj Patsy Mast, Thomas Garber, Marian Pickering, Louise Gibson, Retha Bowman. Mary Ann Hodson, Lloyd Hockett, Joyce Harvey. Second Row-Juanita Livingston, Perry Saunders, Jr., Dora Lou Scott, lna Rae McGuire. N. J. Coyle. Joanne Qualls, Joyce Dene Laughlin, Jack Watson, Betty Baysinger. Patsy Larison CAccompanistJ, Raymond A. King CDirectorj, Erma Myer, Freda Bilke, Bill Mann, Bessie Winfrey. Patty Thatcher, Max Livingston, Betty Williams, Betty Frazier, Lloyd Dean Williams, Marilyn Prather, Rita Gipson, Bobby Joe Lyerla, Tama Kuns. Those Not Pictured--James Grimes. Lawerence Whitehead. SELECT CHORUS Thirty-three students were selected from the group of seventy-eight mem- bers of the large mixed chorus to form the Lyrians. This group consists of fourteen seniors: nine juniors: nine sophomores: and one freshman, Patsy Larison who is the accompanist. The otlicers are as follows: Erma Myer, president: Juanita Livingston, vice-president: James Grimes, secretary: and Dora Lou Scott. treasurer. Their first public appearance was the high school Christmas assembly, December 19, 1947. On January 22, 1948, they had a kid party in the gymnasium. They sang at the Pleasant View P.T.A., January 26, 1948, Lowell P.T.A., February 2, 1948. The biggest event of all was the formal concert February 6, 1948, with Oliver Sovereign as the guest artist. The Baxter Garden Club invited them to a tea on March 4, 1948. On February 27, 1948, they attended the Oswego Festival and the District Festival on April 2, 1948. A concert tea was held in honor of the parents of the Lyrians on April 11. 1948. They sang at the Baccalaureate service, May 9, 1948 and the Com- mencement service, May 11, 1948. Early in the school year the name of the organization was evolved by one of the members and the pin was designed, The pins for each member were ordered in the first of the second semester. This organization is making a definite contribution to the school and this year's seniors will watch its progress with much interest. Page I- urlq GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row-fleft to rightj Patsy Mast, Melba Crawford. Ruby Smith, Joan Gist, Jean Mast, Louise Gibson, Joyce Harvey, Doris Winfrey, Martha Crawford. Norma Driskel, Janc Garber, Ethel Garrett, Betty Strickland, Marian Pickering. Second Row-Raymond A. King CDirectorj, Dorothy Pigg. Juanita Livingston, Shirley Wilson, Tama Kuns, Betty Frazier, Erma Myer. Mary Ann Hodson, Betty Williams, Patty Thatcher. Marilyn Prather, Norma Rose Lathrop. Patricia Mishler, Dora Lou Scott, Patsy Larison Ulccompanistj . Third Row-Joanne Qualls. Betty Baysinger, Patricia Martin, Norma Deems, Joyce Dene Laughlin, Freda Bilke, Bessie Winfrey. Ina Rae McGuire, Lorraine Gist, Eileen Auman. Dixie McCoy, Rita Gipson, Dorothy Youngblood. KNO! Picturedj-Retha Bowman. Electron Page Forty-om BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row-Cleft to rightj Jack Livingston, Donald Hutto, Frank Watson, Rex Baumann, Rodney Hulvcy. Perry Saunders, Jr., Robert Venturella, Harold Merrill, Lloyd Hockett, Raymond Paul, Samuel Lyons, Clyde Lathrop. Second Row-Raymond A. King fDirectorj, Thomas Garber, Bill Kirk, Bobby Joe Lyerla, Clifford Hardy, Jr., Donald Barr, Max Livingston, Maurice Sears. Richard Pennock, Harold Price, Wayne Kirk. Marion Davies, Chester Bilke, Freda Bilke lAccompanistJ. Third Row-Lloyd Dean Williams. Frederick Bro, David AuBuchon, Homer Jones. Jack Watson, Lawerence Whitehead, Steve Carnahan, N. J. Coyle, Walter Ballard. Darwin Haner, Harold Dean Mishler, Bill Mann. fNot Picturedj-James Grimes, Jack Green, Patrick Williams. II I 11 ur Form-lun RAMBLER The editions of the RAMBLER were printed and published by the com- mercial classes, with Herbert S. Madaus as supervisor. They contained informa- tion about the school activities which were gathered by reporters and presented to the editor. This also gave the students experience in typing stencils and using the mimeograph machine. The RAMBLER gives the parents an opportunity to see what is being done in school and in class rooms. The following were Editors of the RAMBLER Editions: 1 Lorraine Gist and Louise Gibson. 2 Bessie Winfrey and Tama Kuns. 3 Jean Mast. Louise Gibson and Lorraine Gist. 4 Marian Pickering and Wanda Williams. 5 Patsy Mast and Mary Osborn. 6 Louise Gibson. Alice Anderson, Jean Mast, Maxine Mooney. OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF First Row-fleft to righll Bessie Winfrey, Edna Coffman. Tama Kuns. Second Row-Thomas Garber. Alice Anderson. Jean Mast, Maxine Mooney Electron Page Forlyrlhr CLERKS OF THE COURT record and report First Row-Cleft to rightJ Betty Frazier, Louise Gibson, Lorraine Gist, Joanne Qualls. Maxine Mooney, Alice Anderson, Tama Kuns, Juanita Livingston, Dora Lou Scott. Freda Bilke. Second Row-Herbert S. Madaus, Sponsor. Clifford Hardy, Jr., Bessie Winfrey. Edna Coffman. Harlan Mills, Steve Carnahan, Mary Osborn, Robert Venturella, Marion Davies, John Connor. Max Livingston. Maxine Mooney, Alice Anderson ..... L Co-Editors Louise Ciibson, Lorraine Gist, Bessie Winfrey, Tama Kuns . Advertising Joanne Qualls , Alumni Directory Freda Bilke 7 ,, , H L , Calendar Dora Lou Scott, Juanita Livingston Betty Frazier, Max Livingston Harlan Mills, Steve Carnahan, John Edna Coffman, Max Livingston Mary Osborn, Clifford Hardy. Jr. Robert Venturella, Marion Davies Agnes C. Stairrett ,, Herbert S. Madaus , J Ili-firm Pimu Furry-four J , Circulation L Snapshots Connor Sports Junior Class History Sophomore Class History Freshmen Class History , Proof Reader Faculty Advisor EDITORS MAXINE MOONEY ALICE ANDERSON You were selected as editors of the 1948 Electron because of your demon- strated abilities. You have worked hard, and we appreciate your time and efforts spent in writing and arranging this eighteenth edition of the Electron. You have given many hours to working on this memorable book. Your job has been well accomplished. Thanks a million. -Seniors of 1948. EI.. In-n Paar- Form-6ur ELECTRON PRINCES AND PRINCESSES Princesses--Patsy Larison, Dorothy Youngblood. Joyce Dem' Laughlin. Princes-Robert Vcnturella, Charles Pigg, Jack W.1tson. F11Pal1u , -l. w rf'-4 ELECTRON KING Buddy Ball of the 1948 senior class earned the title of King of the 1948 ELECTRON. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball of Lowell and has attended Riverton High School for four years. He has taken part in most of the athletic activities. W ELECTRON QUEEN Bessie Winfrey of the 1948 senior class earned the title of Queen of the 1948 ELECTRON. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winfrey of Riverton and has attended the Riverton Grade School and High School for twelve years. She has taken part in many of the musical activities. El:-rlron P gc' F rly se n HONOR ROLL SENIORS Alice Anderson 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Louise Gibson 1, 2, 3, 4 Juanita Livingston 1, 2, 3, 4 Walter Ballard 1 N. J. Coyle, l, 5 Maxine Mooney 2, 3, 4. 5 1 Harlan Mills 2, 3, 4. 5 Freda Bilke 4 Dora Lou Joanne Scott 4 Qualls 4 Steve Carnahan 5 Emma Larison 5 Norma Rose Lathrop .5 JUNIORS Wanda Williams 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Max Livingston l, 2, 3, 4, 5 Joseph Rea l, 3, 4, 5 Edna Coifman 2, 3, 5 Lyle Ballard 2, 5 SOPHOMORES Ethel Garrett l, 3, 4, 5 Mary Osborn 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Marilyn Prather 1, 5 Norma Driskel 3 Clifford Hardy, Jr. 3, 5 Patty Thatcher 4, 5 Chester Bilke 5 Lloyd Hockett 5 Mary Ann Hodson 5 Bobby Joe Lyerla 5 FRESHMEN Lillian Anderson l, 2, 4, 5 Donald Hutto 2, 3, 5 Doris Winfrey 4,5 Clark Fleming 5 If lqf I Robert Venturella 5 E 1948 E R. H. S. MISS MARIAN PICKERING, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pickering of Brush Creek district, was crowned Sweetheart of Riverton High School at a special coronation assembly on Friday. February 13, 1948. Marian was the junior class nominee in a contest sponsored by the junior class. She received a gold compact and each of her attendants received a box of chocolates. ATTENDANTS JEAN MAST JOAN GIST PATSY IARISON Electron Ihmc Forty-nine THE DOCKET SEPTEMBER First day of school. 150 students enrolled. Two new teachers were introduced: Miss Mary Louise Atkins-Social Science Mr. A. B. Culbertson-Manual Arts Classes were organized. Another year of study began. Class oflicers and sponsors selected. First picture show- Football Tactics. Freshmen began to get fear! Freshmen were given edict by seniors for initiation. Cheer leaders selected: Joanne Qualls, Freda Bilke, Joyce Dene Laughlin, and Wanda Williams. Freshman initiation!! Movie actors and actresses were here in Riverton? Seniors entertained at an all-school party for the freshmen. Pep Club organized-We ought to have a Winning team with pep like that. Band gave an excellent performance in Lions' Club parade at Baxter Springs-appearance of the new school flag for the first time. Ramblers had peppy assembly to help the team beat Cherokee. We did-46-6. Juniors selected their class rings. Seniors ordered graduation invitations. Senior talent assembly. Miss Mary Louise Atkins spoke on the subject of Preparation for College. Baxter burned at the stake! Pep rally and snake dance through town. Lights were turned on for first time. We played a thrilling football game with Baxter. We won-33-0. Riverton Alumni vs. Baxter Alumni-their game. Assembly program in honor of Francis E. Willard Day. Rev. Mrs. Thompson was principal speaker. OCTOBER Election of Lyrian oiiicers: Erma Myer-President Juanita Livingston-Vice-President James Grimes-Secretary Dora Lou Scott-Treasurer Sophomore class had a Weiner roast at Barr's farm. Riverton B-team vs. Baxter B-team-another victory-7-6. We defeated Wyandotte-20-6. Dust, dust, and more dust! Riverton football boys knocked Edna cold:-finished with a score of 3 3 - 7. Page Fifty A THE DOCKET--Continued Ramblers Went into fray with Altamont-WOW!-Altamont 26- -Riverton 21. The students enjoyed the Lyceum-Howard Legare pianist and narrator. Grade school PTA Carnival. Riverton B-team 13 vs. Baxter B-team 7. Our favorite rivals-Galena what a game! We beat them 13-7. Maxine Mooney was elected as Football Queen for '48. Electron King and Queen announced: Buddy Ball and Bessie Winfrey, seniors. Freshman, sophomore. and junior pictures were taken-those Pepsodent smiles! Ramblers stepped over Chetopa 14-O. NOVEMBER The band gave a splendid performance at Claremore. Oklahoma-Will Rogers Day. Where there's life there's Hope CBobj . Ouch-got K-O'd by Frontenac. The score-13-25. We made merry while the teachers attended State Teachers' Meeting at Independence. The drum major and twirlers went to Pittsburg for an excellent perform- ance at Pittsburg's homecoming-who wouldn't for a meal like that. Armistice Day vacation. Band paraded at Iola. Home-coming game Riverton 12 vs. Mineral 12. Football Queen, Maxine Mooney, was crowned by Captain Buddy Ball. Senior Day at Miami, Oklahoma. It rained cats and dogs -We stepped over more puddles l! Seniors posed ?-for annual pictures. Group pictures taken. We had Oswego as our guests. Riverton 19-Oswego 0. 'Nuff said- said they. Lyceum. Connie Cochran and Vernon Ishmael in The Romantic Era of Music. We Want more, was the girls' cry. The sophomore play, It's Papa Who Pays, was a great success. Thanksgiving assembly. Rev. Mrs. Winfrey was guest speaker. Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER Basketball season started out with a bang with the Ramblers losing to Frontenac 34-25. B-team Riverton 32--Frontenac 25. Football banquet. John F. Lance, speaker. Bob Mitchell was elected as football Captain 1948-49. Good luck Mitch. Riverton vs. Wyandotte. A-team Riverton 46-Wyandotte 31. B-team Riverton 29-Wyandotte 30. Turn about fair play. We won over Quapaw. A-team 36-31. B-team 44-1 l. Electron Page Fifty-on THE DOCKET-Continued Riverton vs. Baxter alumni. Riverton 15-Baxter 48. Grade school operetta. Edna game played here and we won again. A-team 46-12, B-team 19-11. Seniors were all happy-Annual pictures arrived. Christmas Assembly in auditorium--Lyrians Hrst appearance. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town and we got a vacation. Back to school. Mound Valley game there. Our game. A-team 64-38. B-team 35-24. JANUARY Happy New Year! Here's to a new year of success. Riverton vs. Oswego. We 43--They 31. B-team-We 32-They 16. Ramblers were victorious over Baxter Lions. A-team 45-32. B-team 32-23. All students took finals-were they worried? Oh, Man! Galena was defeated 44-42. Yea, team, keep it up! B-team Riverton 30-Galena 31. Riverton vs. Commerce A-team, their game 40-42. Riverton B-team fell before Joplin B-team 27-16. Triumph over Altamont A-team 36-27. B-team 19-18. After a hard fought game, Ramblers lost to Chetopa 34-43. B-team evens things up by winning 44-20. Kids for a day???-The Lyrians enjoyed a Kid Party in the gym- nasium. The Ramblers journey to Edna for another victory. A-team 38-24. B-team 16-14 Ramblers downed Oswego with a score-A-team 34-24. B-team 19-18. we did it again. Classes elected candidates for sweetheart contest. Freshman-Patsy Lari- son: sophomore-Joan Gistz junior-Marian Pickering: and senior- Jean Mast. I-Iot dogs were served in the foods room for twelve fishermen and ice skaters. Students-of course. Kansas Day program was presented by Fifth-hour Government class. 'Twas excitement for the calmest when the A-team beat Baxter 33-26, and the B-team won 31-22 in a fair an' square game. FEBRUARY Seniors got name cards-proud seniors!! Galena squeezed one point victory over us with a score of 41-42. B-team skinned us 37-30. Lyceum-Art Hook, told of his experiences in Alaska. Page Fifty-two THE DOCKET-Continued LYRIAN CONCERT. The Lyrians gave a very fine performance which was enjoyed by all. Mr. Oliver Sovereign was guest artist. The group consisted of selected members from the mixed chorus. Senior Valentine party. Good eats, good games, and good sponsors. Fire drill, just in case. Girls' volley-ball team played Miami and lost. Girls, you were slipping. T.V.L. Tournament began with Riverton leaving Baxter in the dust by whizzing to a 40-28 victory. A nerve-racking, heart-stirring game with Altamont was gallantly cli- maxed with the score 27-21 in favor of the Ramblers. Another toward victory in the T.V.L. We defeated Chetopa on their home court with a score of 31-24. making the Ramblers T.V.L. Champs. Yipe-e-e-e-I Coronation of the Sweetheart of 1947-48. Marian Pickering. a member of the junior class, won this honor. Congratulations, Marian. Ramblers tromped Altamont with a score of 32-29. B-team 28-24. Sophomore class enjoyed a theater party in Joplin. Senior football boys were guests at the Pittsburg banquet. Our school spirit was kept at high pitch by the winning of our last league game which was played with Chetopa. A-team 29-22. B-team 20-28. B-team Neosho Valley Tournament began extra good, Oswego 20, Baxter 24. Galena 20, Riverton 37. Final night of the N.V.T. Oswego 39-Galena 19. Riverton 33. Baxter 23. Our B-team was the champion this time, a good prospect for next year. Seniors were busy taking measurements for caps and gowns. Head sizes were especially difficult to decide upon. What was your weight too?? Our music department spent the day at the Oswego Music Festival. Everyone made a ine showing. Congrat's, Tama. Riverton A-team vs. Pittsburg B-team, and were victorious with a score 42-27. Hurrayl Wouldn't you shout if you hadn't had a birthday for four years? MARCH Who had stage acting ability?? Senior play try-Outs. Coming soon The Daffy Dills. The Ramblers went to Pittsburg for the District Tournament. They returned home with a victory over Walnut 65-44. We were behind you boys! More pictures were taken for the annual. The Lyrians entertained at the Woman's Club in Baxter Springs. The Ramblers were still holding their title as Champs by winning over College Hi with a score of 43-39. Yea! Team. Electron Page Fifrq-Ihre THE DOCKET-Continued We won our last game in the District Tournament by beating Mulberry with a score of 44-39, which was Mulberry's first defeat this season. Yea! Ramblers, another trophy. Congratulations to the cast of A Girl named Pat. -Freshman play. We did it again! The Ramblers won over Uniontown 31-28, in the Regional Tournament held at Pittsburg High School. Where was Bill Mann? Hmm-m-m got caught in a snow drift. Plenty of it. Lyceum. G-man, Samuel Grathwell. Ramblers won over Fontana 37-34 in the semi-finals of the Regional Tournament. The Ramblers emerged as Regional Champions, winning a thriller from McCune in the iinals by a score 38-36. Hutchinson, here we come! Pep Assembly was held in the gymnasium for presentation of the Regional Tournament trophy. APRIL I won't assign any lessons for tomorrow. Yeah, we knew it was an April Fool joke. April showers. Lyceum. Jack Rank in the Taming of the Shrew. Neosho Valley League Banquet, honoring regional basketball champions. Dr. Forrest C. Phog Allen, speaker. Senior play. The Daffy Dills was very successful. Talent galore. Full house! Juniors have circus! Clowning after school hours. Alumni banquet. MAY It won't be long now. Senior class assembly. What a dignified group! Junior-Senior Banquet. Thanks, for the lovely banquet, juniors. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Speaker, President Rees H. Hughes from Kansas State Teachers College. ' Senior Sneak Day-when!! Last day of school. Pagc Fifty-four ROCK PILE Ur. Culbrrison .u- nvrviucs sccnnd lmur Limwing clam, In, fiuirriuux lilll-' lnvvv ,1vrn'l wc ' XYIHI' Pcuplv wmlung in lwnnklwrpunl 3 fwltb hour lvpnug 4 Ikhur Q.--UI uw.-nu hh' bv thc llilh hun: g.n.-rnvu.-nn .luv 5 U11 x' s r mwvr.-vgrx, guest Artur. Il.-.lffw I'n.1.- I-'firq five ALUMNI DIRECTORY Bell, Bessie CMrs. Bill McMinnJ ..,.,...V,,,,..... .. ...,.,-..-..--.,,. Pasadena, Calif. Chestnut, Norma CMrs. Donald Welchj ,,,.,,.. Deceased Beatty, Don t,,,....,,,,a,,.,..,,,. .... G alena, Kansas Kemp, Eula fMrs. Milo Peckl ..,,..,,.,,, ........ ,...-..-..,.,.......,-..,-,...-,-- Wichita, Kansas Kirk, Myrtle fMrs. Lloyd Swindlel ,...,,........ Wichita, Kansas Colgrove, Bill, Sr. .,.,..,,..,...,.,.,Aa.,AA Deceased Dobkins, Hugh. Sr .,..,,.,.,,,...,7 Lowell. Kansas French, Claude .............,.... Hugoton. Kansas Harrison. Mildred fMrs. John F. Richmondj Galena, Kansas Hodgkins, Hubert .v,.,. Baxter Springs, Kansas Shira, Bud .........,,,........,,,......... Ojai, Calif. Kline, Harold .,.,., ,....,,,,,7 S an Diego, Calif. Brasch. Myrtle CMrs. Harry Bowersb .... . ,...... ,.-.---,....-,---,,.........-...,..... Dallas Texas Burr, Donald ..,.,.........,.,..... Parsons, Kansas Burr, Harold .............,.....,.. Riverton, Kansas Butterworth, Katherine fMrs. J. G. Barrl .... W..,.,.,,-.----,--,-,,-.....,.. Riverton, Kansas Carlisle, Frank .,.,..,......,.l,,... Quapaw, Okla. Carnahan. Alice CMrs. Herb Hiettj ..,,,,,,,..,,, Carthage, Missouri Carnahan, George ........,,.. Minneapolis, Minn. Chambers, Mildred fMrs. Parham Pennockl ...l.,.,......., Shively, Kentucky Chambers. Nellie Jane .,,..,.,. Lowell, Kansas Clingenpeel, Walter ..,..,.,,,,.....,,.,,,,,,,,......... Hibler, Helen fMrs. Wilbur Jonesl ,, ...... .. -.-.-.-.-...-.--......,..-.......,.. Lowell, Kansas Bowers, Harry ,,..,,,,.,,,........e,, Dallas, Texas Burch, Velma CMrs. Floyd Lyonsl ,,,,,,,,...... ---.--------.--------.-.-..-.-- Tucson, Arizona Carter, Elsie Mae CMrs. Ira Freemanl .....,,,.. Deceased Derfelt, Arthur .......... Baxter Springs, Kansas French, Bob ,..........,,.........., Chicago, Illinois Gaston, Juanita CMrs. Johnnie Wilbertj ...... Goss, Elizabeth ............ Siloam Springs, Ark. Newby, Pearl CMrs. Joe Hopperj ...........,..,. Commerce, Oklahoma Schultz, Lavon CMrs. Gaylen McCallisterJ ..,. Lowell. Kansas Alsenz, Elizabeth QMrs. Betty Rowej ,,,....,.. ..-.-.---...-.---......--.....-..- Chicago, Illinois Altetmatt. Jr., Roy ............ Joplin, Missouri Archer. Betty CMrs. John Linkj ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Galena, Kansas Carlisle, Jr., Doss. .,............,. .South America Carter, Nellie fMrs. Francis Fergusonj ........ -...-..-.....---......--.---..---....- Malden, Ohio Christy, Jacquelyn fMrs. Jimmie Taylor, .,,. ............---...--...-....-....... Galena, Kansas Eleclron Page Fifty-six 1927 Kirk, Faye fMrs. Bill Ballardj .,.,... Deceased Kline, Mable CMrs. Harvey BurnsJ-,Deceased Stempke, Edris fMrs. Lawrence Simonj ...... Bradford, Pa. 1928 Mosier, Russell .....,,,,,,,.... Oakes. N. Dakota Nigh, Dean ,..,.........., Baxter Springs, Kansas Skaggs, Howard ..,.........,...,, Joplin, Missouri Weaver, Chester ........,........,.. Arlington, Va. 1929 Kreiger, John ...,.......,,,,, Crestline, Kansas Rigney, Dorothy CMrs. G. C. DeWolfeJ ...... Chicago, Illinois Weaver, Armond ..,...,...... Arlington, Va. Wellman, Bud .............,...... Riverton, Kansas Winfrey, LeNeva CMrs. Bud Shiraj ........,.,. -.,------.--------------.-.....-....... Ojai, Calif. 1930 Hodgkins, Morris ...... Baxter Springs. Kansas Lenquist, Beulah ................ Riverton, Kansas McCallister, Gaylen ....,.,..... Lowell, Kansas McKinney, Harold ....,,......,,,. Downey, Calif. Morgan, Wilma ............., Los Angeles, Calif. Neely, Jess ................ Baxter Springs, Kansas Patty, Julia CMrs. Eddie Scale, ....,,..., ....,,,. Columbus, Kansas Potter, Ethel CMrs. Carrold Osbornj ,,......, .....-----.,-------.---.-.,,.... Joplin, Missouri Potter, John ....... - .........,. Riverton, Kansas Rogers, Dorothy fMrs. Arthur Elliotj ......., ..-,-.--------.-..Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Rogers, Mary fMrs. Robert Woodruffl ........ Portland, Oregon Stempke, Malter .....,.,...... Bell Gardens, Calif, 1931 Shrock, Hazel CMrs. Ivan Collinsl ,...........,, Galena, Kansas Simmons, Ruby fMrs. Floyd M. Black, ...... -..----.-,--,,---..,----------- Joplin, Missouri Williams. Lyford .............. Los Angeles, Calif. Miller, Clark ..,...... ........ L ivermore, Calif. Morgan, Ruth .,.............. Los Angeles, Calif. Mosier, Harrison ............,......,..... .California Neely, Velma fMrs. Tompkinsj ..., California Williams, Marjorie fMrs. Ott Martini ..,...,. Pittsburg, Kansas Wright, Zelma fMrs. Carl Bennettj ....,....,,. Galena, Kansas 1932 Commons, Emma fMrs. Lloyd Forsenj ,...,... ......-.-----.---..--.--...----.-.-. Galena, Kansas Dobkins. Deloris CMrs, John Roachl .......,,, --...-----..------.------,--East Lansing, Mich. Dunn, Melvin ..............,..... Kansas City, Mo. Elliott, Arthur .......... Oklahoma City, Okla. Fleming, Ina fMrs. Danny Dolozelj .,..,,,...,. -..--.--......---..Grants Pass, Oregon Glassner, Robert ,....... Kansas City, Missouri ALUMNI DI RECTORY-Continued Fleming, Vina fMrs. John Bassfordl ..........., ,,M..,.,,,..-.,,......,.--Grants Pass, Oregon Harvey, Floyd ....,,,......, San Francisco, Calif. Huey, Grace QMrs. Don Beattyl ...,......A....... Galena. Kansas Humphrey, Jack ........,.., Harbor City, Calif. Kelly, Roy ...,.,,.............., Columbus, Kansas Leverick, Harry ....,...,......... Quapaw, Okla. Lopp, Allene CMrs. George W. Gunnl .,,...,, Ludwig, Erma CMrs. Haysj ,... Galena, Kansas Lyons, Floyd ,...,....,,.,..,.... Tucson. Arizona Marney, Margaret fMrs. Jack Berryl .,..,,...... Claremore, Oklahoma Alsenz, Herman ....... ,,,.,.. ,..,,.,,,, D 2 ceased Beers, Joe ,.,,.,l,.............,,,..,, Parsons, Kansas Brasch, Floyd .........,......,., Joplin, Missouri Burch. Raymond ............ Columbus. Kansas Burnett, Veta CMrs. Veta Ledbetterj ......4...., ,.,,,,,,,--,....,.,,,,,--...---.,,,, Galena, Kansas Cairns. Deborah fMrs. Gilliganj .....,,, Oregon Carnahan, Ethel fMrs. Perry McNelleyD ,..... Anadarko, Oklahoma Chambers, Virginia fMrs. Callawavyj .,,,....,... Francisco, Calif. Clingenpeel. Ester .,..,,....,... Kansas City, Mo. Cutright. Albert ....,...,..,.... Riverton. Kansas Cutright, Alta fMrs. Albert Cutrightl ,.., .... ,. ,.,.........,.,.,,..,..,,,.. Riverton. Kansas Darr, Elaine CMrs. Merle Sparlinj ..,..,...,..,.,, . ,,., ,,,,., ................, S e neca. Missouri Dean, Hugh, Jr. ,.........,.....,. .... ,...... D e ceased Derfelt. Una fMrs. Harry Mooneyl ..,,,.. . .... .. ,.,....,,,,.,,.. ,.....,,,.,,,. R iverton, Kansas Fleming. Beulah CMrs. Ernest GallianJ.....:.. 1933 i934 Mast, Howard ..,..,..,....................... Deceased McCallester, Keaton .,.... Baxter Springs, Kans. Myers, Max ..,...,,,,,,........., Pittsburg, Kansas Patty, A. C. Mae fMrs. Frank Piggj ...,..,... Maywood, Calif. Robinson, Treffel fMrs. Malter Stempkej .... Bell Gardens. California Shanks, Ethel ..........e............... ..... D eceased Skinner, Raymond ..........,, Pittsburg, Kansas Smith, Bernice ..,,............,.., Joplin, Missouri Webb, John ...,.,...,........,,.,.. Webb City. MO. Webb. Rose Ann fMrs. Ollie Hensonl ....,...,. Duarte, Calif. McClure. Ellis ,,,,............ Long Beach. Calif. McMinn. Hazel CMrs. Robert B. Hoodj ...... .--.,.-.--..-....,..........-..A Joplin. Missouri Mishler, Hubert ,.,..... Baxter Springs, Kansas Moreland, Mable fMrs. Elmer Hillj ..........,. Galena. Kansas Neely. Naydene fMrs. Garold Bright! .......... Joplin, Missouri Niles, Erma CMrs. Harold Vermillionj .,.,,... Galena, Kansas Niles, Mildred CMrs. Claire Winfreyl ....,..... Galena. Kansas Pendleton, Herman .... Baxter Springs, Kansas Potter, Maybelle CMrs. Arthur Derfeltj ,....,.. ...-..-......-......-.--Baxter Springs, Kansas Oualls, Elva L. CMrs. Fred Richardsl ..,... Belliiower. Calif. Richards, Fred ...........,...,.,.. Bellflower, Calif. Shepard. Dorothy ,,.,,........... Joplin. Missouri Weaver, Donna CMrs. Stanley Bjorkl ...... . Arlington, Virginia White. Warren .,,...,......,,. Columbus. Kansas Winfrey F. Claire ,....,....,.,...., Galena, Kansas Wygle. Jack ...,,.,.,.... ...,.,,..,,...,,,,.,. A rmy Irey, Ellen CMrs. Thomas Lesterj ,.,.,,,,....... Waynesboro, Va. Kinion, Orval ,,,.,.,...........,,,, Lowell, Kansas Kreiger, Augusta ....,........,,, Crestline. Kansas Lengquist, Margery fMrs. I. R. Lloydj ,..,,,,. Vallejo, Calif. Meeker. Allen ................ Los Angeles. Calif. Mitchelson, Dean ...... Baxter Springs. Kansas Vesta, Calif. Humphrey, Anna fMrs. Hall McEwenJ......., . .......,.. ........,....,.... W ilmington, Calif. lrey. Glenn ....................,..........,.. .. ,......,. Augustus. Roy ...,,,,.,..,.... Hynes. Calif. Augustus, Zelma CMrs. Roy Kelley! .........,.. Columbus, Kansas Binderim, Earl .....,......,......... Galena, Kansas Bowen, Vera fMrs. Keith Mitchellj ..,,.,r Wichita, Kansas Brown. Addie ....,........,......... Galena, Kansas Brown. Henry . ................,,. Galena, Kansas Burch, Muriel CMrs. Wm. Blackl ................ .......,.,...-......-..,..---.-- Tucson. Arizona Burnside, Pearl fMrs. Morris McKinneyJ ....,. .............,....-.---.Baxter Springs, Kansas Burnside, Elsie fMrs. Wayne Howardj ....,... Columbus. Kansas Capron. Allene fMrs. Herman Alsenzj ,.,,.... Columbus, Kansas Christy. Elmer .................,,...,,.,....., ,,..,.,,,, Dixon, Howard ........................,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,, Flowers, Johnny fMrs. Jimmie Hickeyj ...... Dodge City, Kansas Graham, Harold ,..,............, , ....,..,..,,....,,.,,, , Glassner, Clyde ...........,.,.... Alhambra, Calif. Hohler. LaVon fMrs. Wade Kirkj ,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,, . . .................... .... .... R 1 verton. Kansas Moore, Leona fMrs. Leslie Wilsonh ............ Baxter Springs, Kansas Morgan, William. ............. Los Angeles, Calif. Kansas Rogers, Floyd ..................,.,.. Lowell, Kansas Shultz, Don .........,............ Crestline, Smith. Belle CMrs. Clifford Piggy ,...,....,...... Baxter Springs. Kansas Washom, Paul ..............................,...,.,....... Williams, Alpha ........ Arkansas City. Kansas Williams, Alvin .,.,.,....., .,.. - .Torrence, Calif. Williams Hazel fMrs. Cecil Jonesj ............,. A.--.------...-....-.-..... Galena. Kansas Williams, Orvil ................ Columbus, Kansas Williams Nelson ..... ...,.,.......,..,.,,..,, C alif. Electron Page Fifty-seven I 1935 ALUMNI DI RECTORY-Continued Beers, Martha CMrs. Lee Lundyl ..,..,,,w,,,.,.. U,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,-.-----.-.----.-.....-.-. Florida Bowers, Roy ,..........,......,. Phoenix, Arizona Burnett, Marjorie fMrs. Floyd Rogersj .,...,.. ,,,,.,,...,,-,.,-,,,.---.-----.-.,,, Lowell, Kansas Carnahan, Henrietta CMrs. Earl Peck, ,,....., ,,rrm....-.,.-........---. Washington, D. C. Carr, Harold ..,.....,.....,....... Riverton, Kansas Christy, Bessie fMrs. Arlie Moorej ,,...,........ Pigg, Erma fMrs. Henry Nausleyj., A....----.....--.,,,-,,...-,,...,... Galena, Kansas Potter, Margaret CMrs. D. R. Buckmasterj .... Riverton, Kansas Robinson. Bill ..,,..,..,,..,.. Bell Gardens, Calif. Schnieder. Arthur ..,.......,,.,.,., Galena, Kansas Schrock, Margaret CMrs. Williarnsonj .,,...,.,. ,..,.-,.-.--,-,...-..-..Baxter Springs. Kansas Skaggs, Lorene fMrs. Ray Kirkdendallj ....,,r, Columbus. Kansas ....-.,.-.,,-.-..--..-..Baxter Springs, Kansas DeGfaff, Farris ,,,l,,,,,,,A,AA,,,,r,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,, Army Walker, Irene fMrs. Joe Kinionb .,..,,,.....,,, . Eckler, Milton ..,.,........... Los .Angeles. Calif. ,,,.,....,t.,... ef.......... e -- ,,,. Galena Kansas Kirk, Wade .,,..,.................. Riverton, Kansas Kohl, Eula CMrs, Lee JacksonJ,.Joplin, Mo. Lowther, Mary Ann fMrs. Orval Kinionl .,,. Lowell, Kansas Maxton, Edward ..,..,....,..... Chandler, Okla. McKinney, Morris .,.,,,,... Kansas City, Kansas Weiss. Thelma Lou....Baxter Springs: Wells, Edna fMrs, Ralph Mosierj.. .....,........r,........,.., Crestline, Williamson. Elizabeth CMrs. Harold Gregoryj .l......,.........., Galena Kansas Kansas Kansas Winfrey, Helen fMrs. Lawerence Robinsonj Millender, Roy ..........,,...,.. San Diego, Calif. .....,,....,.....,.........,..., Tucson, Arizona Nunn, Harold ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Riverton, Kansas Winfrey, Estelene fMrs. Hedrick Wadej ......,. Patty, Mildred CMrs, Clarence Wallaceb ,,,,,,,. .................,,,.,.. B axter Springs. Kansas ,,.,-..,.....-....,........--, Columbus, Kansas 1936 Augustus, Nadine ...,,... Baxter Springs, Kansas Mellow. Clarence .... .,.......,.....,.,.r.,,,.,....... Beary, Cooper ..,.,,,,.,...,...., .Houston, Texas Mellow, Florence ..,.........,,,.,,..,... ,,,..,.......... Beaty, Francis ...................... Galena, Kansas McClure, Homer .......r...,.. South Gate, Calif. Beers, Georgia fMrs. James Porterj ...,.......... Miller, Wayne .................... Tucson, Arizona -..-....-.-..-.-..,.----...,........ Galena, Kansas Beets, ' ' Brewer, Wilma ................ Washington. D. C. Chambers, Marie CMarriedJ ........ California Chambers, George, Jr. ................ California Chapman, Vest ..,..,,,........., Chetopa, Kansas Levi ........ . .......,..... Savannah, Georgia Mitchelson, Hal ...,r.......,.,..,.r.,,.,,,,.. Mosier. Chas. Curtis, Jr ..... Tulsa. Oklahoma Newby, Myrtle CMrs.lJ ,,,, ....., .,s.--...-s.--...,...--.Baxter Springs, Niles, Evelyn fMrs. Oliver Davisjv Kansas -,--.-,........-..,,..-..,,.-----.....-- Washington Clarkson, David .,................ . ........,., Deceased Rogers, Lucille fMrs, Jack Scotty ...........,.,,. Darnall, Glendola .....................,...,..........,,,. ..........,,r,,..,,,.,.......... R iverton, Kansas Graham, Bessie CMarriedJ .....,...... California Rosel, Florence CMrs. Ross Hepnerj .,,.,.,., Harvey, Dorothy fMrs. Clyde Glassnerj ....r. .............,...,...,.. P ort Orchard, Wash. ---.-.-........-.--..----.--..-- Alhambra, Calif. Hodson, Dale ..,,.....,.... Grant's Pass, Oregon Hohler, Byrl .,,...,,............., Joplin, Missouri Houston, Purnell ...,....,,.,.. San Diego, Calif. Kinion, Mildred CMrs. Roy Chewj .............. Scott, Jack .....,., .. ..........,.. Riverton, Kansas Smith, Dorothy fMrs. Wayne Millerjzz ,..,,, , ---.--,---..---.-,.--.-.-....-.- Tucson, Arizona Watkins, Dorothy CMrs. Gus Hayesj ..,,.., In Pacific Grove. Calif. -...--......---..--..-----.....-.... Lowell. Kansas White, Grace fMrs. Ivan LynchJ.-....-.....,.,,,, LeMaster. Opal Cmarriedj ...,...... Joplin, Mo. .,........,,...,,.,r,,.,,..,,r Columbus. Kansas Lengquist. Byron ,.s,....,,...... Ottawa, Kansas Workman, Frank .........,,.,,, Joplin, Missouri Lovejoy, Bernice .,,..,........ Fort Scott, Kansas Beaty, June .,.................. Bethany, Oklahoma Berry, Alvin ,,.......... Baxter Springs, Kansas Boyes. Harold ..,............,,.,,.... Galena, Kansas Brown. Mary Jane fMrs. Marion Wilson! ...,...............,.. Galena, Kansas 1937 Foster. Orville fArmyJ ,..............,,,, ,Deceased Gilbert, Virginia fMrs. Lee Hopkins! ,..... Joplin, Missouri Harvey, Marion ,.........,.,,,, Alhambra, Calif. Hohler. Gordon Dale..Baxter Springs, Kansas Burkhart, Maxine CMrs. Tony Walken- Hulvey, Helen CMrs. Howard Pricej ..,,,,,.r,,, shawl ..,.,,..........,.,..... Galena. Kansas ....,..,,..,...,,...,,. l .,,,,.. Galena, Kansas Camden, Joe Ben ,..,..,........,.s.,...,.,.. Deceased Jones, Bruce .,.,,r, ..,,.,.......... . Galena, Kansas Cassell. Lavon CMrs. Bob Paxsonj ,,,,,...,....r ,.,..............,.. Baxter Springs, Kansas Clark, Mildred fMrs, Martin Paxsonj .,,,,r,r .,,.-,--.,....----...--.Baxter Springs, Kansas Colgrove. Katherine CMrs. David Livingstonj ...,,,, 7 ,......r Galena, Kansas Derfelt, Freida fMrs. Lloyd Paxsonb ,.,,,.,... ,.-..,Baxter Springs. Kansas Dobkins. James Dale .......r Manhattan. Kansas Fitzer, Mary .,,.,.....,,..,......, Joplin. Missouri Electron Page Fifty-eight Jones, Evelyn CMrs. Louis Hildebranclj ,.,...,. ...,,,..,..,.....,,,.s,,Baxter Springs. Kirk. James .,s.,..,..,... Baxter Springs, Loucks, Norman ....,,,.,, , Columbus, Mallatt, Eva B. fMrs. Earl Bryantb Galena, Mishler, Geraldine fMrs. Luther Warbingtonj ...,....,,. Riverton, Potter, Helen fMrs. Raymond Fryj Tieton, Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Wash. is ALUMNI DIR ECTORY-Continued Patty, Ruth fMrs. Earl DavidJ..Vista, Calif. Paxson, Lloyd .......... Baxter Springs. Kansas Smith, Lulu fMrs, William Wilsonj .........,.. Riverton. Kansas Skinner, Minnelva CMrs. Hugh Turnerj ,..... ....-,--,,...,...,.,-.--Baxter Springs, Kansas Schell. Clint .,....,..,.......,i. Pineville, Missouri Stone, Bonnie Ann CMrs. Robert Craigj ..,... ,--...--.-..-,-...,,-.-.---.----..--,. Anna, Texas Potter, Pauline fMrs. Carl Stark- weatherj ...,,.....,....... Joplin. Missouri l938 Kansas Augustus. Glenn ..,.,... Baxter Springs, Beattie, Temple CMrs. Ralph Martinb ...s..,. .-,..,......-..--.-,.,.-.-,.,. Columbus, Kansas Bowers, Marie CMrs. Verl Martini ,i..,...,,., ........,.,.,........,-,Baxter Springs, Kansas Bradford, Adelia fMrs. Alvin-Clarkj ....,,,,..,. Riverton, Kansas Bradshaw, Betty Rae QMrs. Harry Adamsb .....,........,.,,., Pittsburg, Kansas Brooner, Mildred CMrs. Orville Wigtonj ,,,,., Walnut, Kansas B-urr, Ruth fMrs. William Chaplinl ,,,.....,... -,.....,..,.-,---...-....,.--, Miami. Oklahoma Carnahan, Irene CMrs. Alvin Berryj t,....,,,... ..,,....,,..,-.,.....,-.Baxter Springs, Kansas Chambers, Glenn .,,,..,....,.,.. Pasadena, Calif. Chapman, Louise CMrs. Joe Justicej ......,.,... Faulkner, Kansas Dean. Earl ..........,.,.,,........,... Galena, Kansas Derfelt, John ,....... ......,....... R iverton, Kansas Fleming. Marie fMrs. Vemon Meansj ,.....t.,. ...,.,......,.Baxter Springs. Kansas Frazier. Ray ......,. .,.. .,.. K a nsas City, Missouri French. Richard ,.............,.,.....,.,., California Hilderbrand, Chester ....,,,..,.......,.,,., ,Nevada Irey, DorisfMrs. Ben PattersonD.,Joplin, Mo. Johnson, Jewel fMrs. Ed Boggsj ....,,.......,.. Columbus, Kansas Kinion, Riley .,,...,......... Canyonville, Oregon 1939 Archer, Alene CMrs. Elmer Gatesj .,,..,...,,.,. Galena, Kansas Clifford Smithj .,,,.,.... Wichita. Kansas Baker. Kathleen .....,..,..,.,.... Joplin, Missouri Bailey. Wilma June AuguQf'tiQf'i5LIfi 'fiii1I5f ,.......,,,Crestline, Kansas Bond, Edd ..,...............,..... Riverton, , Kansas Brewer. Marion ...., Brooner, Glenn .,a.,...,.....,, Denver, Colorado Brown. Marvin ,.....,........, Columbus, Kansas Burkhart, Wanda fMrs. Wayne Del-Iartj .i..., .....,,,.-,M13ml, Ohio Columbus, Kansas Carr, Dorothy Lea fMrs. Robert Lowtherb ....,......,...,.. Riverton, Kansas Craig. Nona June CMrs. Allen Brownj .,.. ..., Texas Christy. Mable CMrs. Clifton Heeleyj ,,,...,.,. -.......--.--....-..-...-- .-,..-. Augusta, Kansas Cox, Wilma CMrs. Manford Pricej .......,,,,. .-...-.-....-.......---.Baxter Springs, Kansas Dardenne. Marjorie fMrs. Buster Rammj .,.r Galena. Kansas Fleming, Glenda fMrs. Charlie Sandburgj .... .....-...............--..... Crestline, Kansas Fulwiler, LeVaughn CMrs. L. H. Hanson? ,,,,................., Lenexa, Kansas Schnieders, John .......,,,,,..,..... Galena, Kansas Welker, Ella Mae CMrs. Wayne Kingj ....... I.- Diego, Calif. Wells, Izuma fMrs. Clifford Haywardj ........ Galena, Kansas Williamson, Aaron ...... Baxter Springs, Kans. Wilson, Lois CMrs. Cooperj ..,.,.............,,.. Pittsburg, Kansas Wilson, William ...... .,...,t. R iverton, Kansas Kirk, Elmer .,..,,,r.,..,,,, Springfield, Missouri LaTurner, Allene CMrs. Harley Hallamj .... Galena. Kansas Lee, Maxine ...,.,.,,.., Baxter Springs, Kansas Mitchelson, Ray ..,..... Baxter Springs. Kansas Moody, Wilbur ..,,-.,,....-...,,,,Galena, Kansas Mooney, Nadeen CMrs. Francis Beatyj .,,.,..... Galena, Kansas Morris, Leonard ,.....,,.....,.. Pittsburg, Kansas Mowry, Leonard ,....,.. ,,...... P ittsburg. Kansas Osborn, Jane CMrs. Walter Millsj ,............... Tulsa, Oklahoma Paxson. Martin ,.,,.r., Baxter Springs, Kansas Pennock, John ....,.........,..,.... Galena, Kansas Podgorny, Grant ....,,,,..,..,.,,... .,... D eceased Robinson, Darrell ..,....,..,. Key West, Florida Rosel, Laura CMrs. A. J. ClickJ..Joplin, Mo. Shaeffer, Wayne ..................,......,........ Army Skaggs, Jack ..,.,...,..,....,..... Joplin, Missouri Taber. Burgis ,,.,.,..,...,......,,... Lowell, Kansas Tims, Dortha CMrs. Roy Millenderj .... .-,.,.--.-.,....,,,.....,.-..., San Diego, Calif. Vanl-lorn, Estella fMrs. Earl Statonl ,......... ...W........,...-,....Baxter Springs, Kansas Walker. Leonard .,,......,........,..,,. x ....,....,..., Watkins, Johnnie ..,,,......,,,,,..............., Army Whittenback, Gene ..,...,.......,.,.,..,,, Colorado Weaver, Beulah CMrs. Beulah McDonald, ,.,. ,.-.--,-.-..,---...-,----,...,-,,,..Arlington, Va. Hodson, Warren ,... ,.,,.,..,..,... . Homer, Alaska Holt, Geraldine fMrs. Justin Aheml ..........., Crosse. Kansas Hulvey. Don ..........,,.......,,,.. Galena, Kansas Kansas Kirk, Clay Lee .,,.,,.........,.. Riverton, Lenquist. Philip CArmyJ ,.,...,......... Deceased Lynch, Lloyd .....,,............,..,..,..........,.....,.,. Lyscio, Fritz .,.......,,.,.......,, Joplin. Missouri Mann. Thelma CMrs. Jay Stewartj ,...,......, Wichita, Kansas Martin, Lulu fMrs. Dorsey Marshalll ....,.., -.....-..-,.-....-,.,..,.,,.--,,-. Joplin. Missouri Messer, Josephine CMrs. P. Dukej ...,...,......,. Joplin, Missouri Moore. Wayne ,...,..,,, Baxter Springs, Kansas McCoy, Waldon ,...,.....,,.,.... Oswego, Kansas Niles. Charles ..,..,......,..,., Los Angeles, Calif. Pruitt, Ralph .,.........,.,,.....,... ............,...,.... Sawtelle, Granville .....,..,....., Galena. Kansas Scott, George ....,.,,....,...,..... Butte, Montana Smith, Ruth fMrs. Ted Schmidj . .....,...... .. Parsons, Kansas Stempke, Betty Lou CMrs. Albert Sneedl .,,, , . ...... : ..,............,.,,..,. Riverton, Kansas Still. Vernie ,....... .....,.....,.,.. L owell, Kansas Taber, Rebecca fMrs. Glenn Chambersj .....,., Electron Page Fifty-nine ALUMNI DIRECTORY-Continued Glendale, Calif. VanHorn, Leonard --..Baxter Springs, Kansas Watkins, Cecil .................,,...............,, Army Watson, Lorene CMrs. Nelson Kelly! .....,,...,. --...--.-.-.-.....----.-Baxter Springs, Kansas Wells, Nadine fMrs. Don Sears! ......... ......... Beary, Naomi ................ W ashington, D. C. Beets, June CMrs. W. Newton! .........,........ .,.--------.------------.----- Pontiac. Michigan Blake, Robert ................ Los Angeles, Calif. Bradshaw, Eleva Mae CMrs. Eldon Irwin! .... Lawton, Kansas Burkhart, Delpha ..,... Baxter Springs, Kansas Byrd, Virginia CMrs. Carl Walkup! ........,... -...-...---,---.---------- Webb City, Missouri Chambers, Mary Ellen CMrs. Ben R. Crouch! ...................... Glendale, Calif. Christy, Bill ...................... Portland, Oregon Colgrove, Bill ..............,......... Galena, Kansas Coyle, Wanda CMrs. James Rowland! .,...,.. .L.--..---.,---.-.----.-..---.-.-- Galena, Kansas Dardenne. Barbara fMrs. Rudy Tillis! ........ -.-.--...-.--..-----..------------.-.- Kyoto, Japan Epperson, Pauline CMrs. Don Shultz! ,......... Crestline, Kansas French, Lloyd .,.,..............., Chicago, Illinois Gibson. Mona Clare fMrs. Carl Price! .....,.. ...----..-.-- Columbus, Kansas Haner, Ellen CMrs. Timothy Murphy! ,...rr.. Clearwater, Calif. Jones. Thurman .,,..... Baxter Springs, Kansas Kirk, George. Jr. ,,....,. Baxter Springs, Kansas Anderson, Idamae CMrs. Ronald McNeil! ..,. -..-.-....,.---.-...-..-.......... Wichita, Kansas Auman, Bill .............. Baxter Springs, Kansas Bellanger, Alice CMrs. Paul Anderson! ......,,.. --....,.,....-...-----.-.......... Henrietta, Okla. Bond, Clyde . ,.,.....,...,...,,..... Joplin, Missouri Brooner, Mable CMrs. Albert Wigton! ,,,,,,,. ....--....-..-.----.-.--.-..-. Columbus, Kansas Baysinger, Clifford CArmy! ...,....... .Deceased Burr, Laurence ..,,..,.,,........ Riverton, Kansas Blanchard, Ruth ..,.,... Baxter Springs, Kansas Carnahan, Fred .....r....,,.,,... Riverton, Kansas Clark, Don .,...,........., Baxter Springs, Kansas Crow, Rayma Jean CMrs. P. P. MuTascio! --..-.---.-.---.--.---.---.-Palm Springs, Calif. Fulwiler, Dolorise CMrs. A. M. Hearrell! .... ...LW,....-..---,-........... Riverton, Kansas Gibson, Mildred ..,.,.......,.. Miami, Oklahoma Hardy, Glenn ..,... ,.....,., F ort Scott, Kansas Kinion, Robert .... .,....,... W ichita, Kansas Anderson, Vernon ....,.., Cameron, Oklahoma Beaty, Dorothy .......,,.,... Washington, D. C. Brooner, Aileen ....,..,..,,,,,,,. Bolivar, Missouri Colgrove, Rosemary CMrs. John Muich! ,,,.,, ..................,. Red Bank, New Jersey Crane, Earl .....,....,......,....., Pittsburg, Kansas Cunningham, Charlotte CMrs. John Daniels! .,.,......,.,..,.. Miami, Oklahoma Dean. Bob .........,.,.,,.,....,.. Miami, Oklahoma Dixon, Margie fMarried!.., Joplin, Missouri Dixon, Paul ...................... Pittsburg, Kansas Evans, Wesley .................. South Gate, Calif. Electron Page Sixty 1940 1941 l942 Crestline, Kansas Williams, Leah Jean CMrs. Virgil Thomas! .......... Baxter Springs. Kansas Winfrey. Rosa Mae CMrs. Burgis Taber! ...... Lowell, Kansas Lengquist, Geneva CMrs. Carl Weiss! ,...,..... Joplin, Missouri Lowther, Robert ............... Riverton. Kansas Lyons. Harold .... ............,.,. T ucson, Arizona McClure, Lola Mae fMrs. Larry Gordon! .... Los Angeles, Calif. McReynolds. Maxine fMrs. Ervin Myers! .,,. Moore, Jewell Deane fMrs. Jack Havens! .... Riverton, Kansas Oliver, Irene fMrs. Charles Niles! .,......,......, Angeles, Calif. Paradee, Glenn .....,,.............,,,..,.,.......,.....,,, Pigg, John ..,............. , ,.......... Galena, Kansas Porter, Minnie Ruth fMrs. Jim Berry! .....,.. ....-....-..............Baxter Springs, Kansas Scott, Forest .........,,.............. Galena, Kansas Shirley, Dean ..,..................... Galena, Kansas Starina, Bill .................... Los Angeles, Calif. Stone, Susie CMrs. Milton Hall!' ............ ,,.. .. ....................... Baxter Springs. Kansas Tillman, Esther CMrs. Dale Mayhood! ......., Columbus, Kansas Williams, Fred ................ Lansing, Michigan Winfrey, Dick ......e............. Wichita, Kansas Young. Juanita CMrs. Edd Bond! .........,,..... ' Kansas Riverton, Lee. Kathleen fMrs. Bill Mitchern! ..,.,......... ........................Baxter Springs, Kansas Mishler, Marion ..............., Riverton, Kansas Murry, Gail ..............,........ .Riverton, Kansas Philips, Jake ......,....,,...,...,, Riverton, Kansas Pennock. Marcella CMrs. Ralph Young! ..,. L ...............-.-..-......-...B0nnyville, Wash. Powell, Dorothy fMrs. Don Graham! ....,,,.,, Joplin, Missouri Price, Carl .............. ..... C olumbus. Kansas Sawtelle. Doris fMrs. Aaron Williamson! ,,,, .......-...............Baxter Springs, Kansas Sandford, Charles ..................... Ames, Iowa Shanks, Howard ................ Pittsburg, Kansas Taber, Neal .............. Baxter Springs, Kansas Winfrey, Reba fMrs. Darrell Robinson! ...., .. -.............-..-----.-........Key West, Florida Williamson, Raymond..Baxter Springs, Kans. Young, Virginia CMrs. Fred Carnahan! .,,,., Riverton, Kansas Foster, Irene .. ............ , .. ...... ..., J oplin. Mo. Fribley, Lelia Grace CMrs. Breeden! .... ......... . ,..... ,. ........... ., ...... Oronogo. Missouri Fulwiler. Wanda .,............., Riverton. Kansas Garber, Lester, Jr. ...,............ Lowell, Kansas Glasgow, George ........................ Joplin, Mo, Hardy, Juanita CMrs. Ralph Jopp! ....,..,,..... -.....................,.Baxter Springs, Kansas Hockett, Leone fMrs. D. Bartlett!. ,.... . . . , ............................-...Kansas City. Mo. Hodson, Dean ............ Baxter Springs, Kansas Hudson, Ed ...... ............. P ittsburg. Kansas ALUMNI DI RECTORY-Continued Jones, Alma CMrs. Spain Howerj ................ ,.,.,---,...,..-.,....-.Baxter Springs, Kansas Kirk, Lloyd ..,..,.................. Riverton. Kansas Kirk, Ruth .,...,......,...,............,...... Deceased Lamb, Peggy CMarriedJ ...... Joplin, Missouri Lawson, Rachael ,..,.... Baxter Springs, Kansas Mast, Winona CMrs. William Boycel ..: ,,..,i T, ' .........,...... f .....,..........,.,,,.,.... C allifornia Michaels Valentine ...............,....,..,,.,.. Army McClure, Jack ,.......,r.,.i........ ,,..... C alifornia Mitchelson. Bill ........ Baxter Springs, Kansas Paradee, Marie CMrs. Ernest Scottl ,r........,... Mesda, Calif. Paxson, Erma .i..,...,, Baxter Springs, Kansas Saunders Emma ...........,,. St. Louis, Missouri Anderson. Dorothy CMrs. Dale Hallj ..,,.,,i.. ..,.,..--.-.-..-.-......Baxter Springs, Kansas Anglen, Elizabeth CMrs. Raymond Taylorj ,,......,,,,,,..,,., Crestline, Kansas Bell, Wilma fMrs. Earl Morrisj .,.......,,,,,,.., Tacoma, Washington Blanchard, Thomas ........,.........,.......,. Army Bowers. Howard .........,.,.,...,.,... ,Ames, Iowa Bryant, Irene fMrs. B. Burrisj .,........,,,,,. -.....-......-,.-..-........-.,,..,. Galena, Kansas Burr, David ...,.... ,.r,....,., M iami, Oklahoma Coyle, Virginia CMrs. Harlan Mundellj ..,,.... Bethany, Oklahoma Dale, Bill ...........A.,,,.............,,....,.,...... Texas Dixon, Bonnie CMrs. Chester Keithj ....,,...... 1 ....................,.,,.,.,., Columbus, Kansas Epperson, Irene fMrs. Bill Daleb ,...,,.... Texas Frazier. Ellen CMrs. Joseph Boonel ..........,. Covington, Kentucky Fribley, Bill ...,, ........ C restline. Kansas Allen, June fMrs. Howard Brooneri ..,.,,i. Galena, Kansas Anderson. Alva .......,.,.......,,. Troy. Montana Bailey. Kathryn ..,..,,..Y...... Crestline. Kansas Bilke, Colleen CMrs. Johnny Simonej .......... .,........,...,.........Baxter Springs, Kansas Blankenship, Joyce CMrs. Wolfel ,... Arizona Brooner, Howard .,,............... Galena, Kansas Burnett. David ..,......, Baxter Springs, Kansas Burris, Clarence ........,,...,..,....,,.,. ,,..... A rmy Burris. Neva fMrs. Harold Myersj ......,..,.,,, .- .................,..........., Enid, Oklahoma Card, Carmen CMrs. Ben Flanniganj ,..,...,.,,, Crestline, Kansas Craig. Peggy fMrs. Alfred Overholtl .,......., -.....,...-..--.........-....... Granby, Missouri Crane. Lelia Mae CMrs. Lester Garber. Jr.J Lowell. Kansas Carnahan, Ed ...,..,......... Columbia, Missouri Cutright. Jean fMrs. Raymond Pulleyj ..,,.... Riverton, Kansas Darnell, Jeanne fMrs. Jack Greerj ..,, ,.,......,. .....,-..-.r--.-......--..Little Rock, Arkansas Dixon, Betty fMrs. Plemmonsj ,.,.,.., ,...., . ., Joplin, Missouri Fleming, Elsie CMrs. Ray Robinsonj .......,..,. Rio Vesta, California Mann, Robert ..................,. Joplin, Missouri Mast. Ralph, Jr. .........,.,.,,.., Neutral, Kansas 1943 1944 Scott, Ernest ....,. ....,,., M esda, California Shanks, Rex ,,.................... Pittsburg. Kansas Shanks, Richard .........,.,.,.. Columbus. Kansas Van Horn, Lucille fMrs. Lester E. Bybeej ....,,.,,..,.......r Hollywood, Calif. Venturella, Bessie fMrs. Bill Reedj .r...,.....,.. Galena, Kansas Watkins. Helen June CMrs. John Batemanl ,..,.,...,..,.., Fairfax. Virginia Weakley, Elaine CMarriedj -.j.Galena, Kansas Wells, Lee .....,............,..... Pittsburg, Kansas Williams, Mary Louise CMrs. Charles Sandfordl ,,.,........,,..,....,,, Ames, Iowa Williamson, T. J. .,...,,. Baxter Springs, Kans. Hall, Robert .,,,, ,.,.,. B axter Springs. Kansas Jones, Allen ,,,,,....,.,,. Baxter Springs. Kansas Kline, Marjorie ........s,,,... Sacramento, Calif. Lengquist, Valliere fMrs. Lowell Eggerti .....,,..........,.r Pontiac. Michigan Livington, Betty fMrs. James Wootenj ...... Galena, Kansas McDaniel. Donald .,,,.,,......... Galena. Kansas Mooney, Jack .,.,.......,.,..,.,. ,,Galena, Kansas Niday, Esther CMrs. John Dewey! .....,,....... Scammon. Kansas Podgorny, Bill ..,,,..,.....,.... Merchant Marines Potter, Wanda ...,...... Baxter Springs, Kansas Qualls, Betty CMrs. LeRoy Bashl ,....... ....... A..........-.-.-....--.....,.--,... Lowell. Kansas Rindt, Wilma CMarriedD ,.,.,, Webb City, Mo. Saunders. Ellen ....,.........,. Washington, D. C. Shoup, Frances ..............,.... Joplin, Missouri Willard, Josephine fMrs. Robert Bosmaj .,.... Cassville, Missouri Millender, Eveleena fMrs. Asherj ..............,. California Murry, Ada Marie fMrs. Frank Larisonl , ..., , ..,,,,.,.. Riverton, Kansas Myer, Maxine fMrs. Gail Murryl ,.,,.,r......... Riverton, Kansas Myers, Bonnie .,.......,.,....., .,.. . . California Paxson, Mary Ann fMrs. Clarence Kinionl ..........,. Baxter Springs, Kansas Piercefield, Doris CMarriedJ,, ,..,. .,.,... ,.... . . . .......,,,.,,........., Baxter Springs, Kansas Plummer, Helen fMrs. Ray Pattersonj ........ ..,. ,,...................,.,. J oplin, Missouri Potter. Wilda CMrs. E. D. Lynchj ...........,., ,.r...-,....-.....-..,.rBaxter Springs. Kansas Qualls. Patsy fMrs. Arthur Sizemorej ,.,,,.. Fresno. California Scott, Pauline fMrs. Matt Dayj ........,......... Riverton, Kansas Shanks. Glenn ............ Baxter Springs. Kansas Hite. Billie Faye CMrs. Kellyj ........ .,,....... s,..-...--..-..-..........Kansas City, Missouri Hockett, Helen .......... Kansas City. Missouri King, Ruth ....,,...,.,.. Baxter Springs. Kansas Kinion, Clarence ........ Baxter Springs. Kansas Standefer, Betty CMrs. Raymond Williamsonj ...... Baxter Springs. Kansas Stone. Cleta fMrs. Bill Aumanj- ,...,..., .....r.. .,....,,....Baxter Springs, Kansas Electron Page Sixty-one ALUMNI DIRECTORY-Continued Van Horn, Delene CMrs, Walter Pickering5 .,...,......,.,. Miami, Oklahoma Wellman, Eva Jane .........,.. Riverton. Kansas Auman, Richard ,,,,..,, Baxter Springs, Kansas Baskett, Billy Ray .7....,....... Riverton, Kansas Blake, Clara fMrs. L, R. Nelsonj ..,..., 5 ....,,, i Carthage, Missouri Burch, Myrtle CMrs. Rex Shanksj ................ W.,,,,,.,,,.,--....-----....-- Columbus, Kansas Burnett, Corrine ..,..,.. Baxter Springs, Kansas Colgrove, Robert .t........,.......,.....,.,, Marines Coyle, Thelma ...........t.. Bethany. Oklahoma Gibson, Edward t..., .,.,,,,... . Columbus, Kansas Gibson, Ruth fMrs. Francis Maloneyj ....,,,, Columbus, Kansas Hayward, Dee .......... Baxter Springs, Kansas Hudson, Betty fMrs. Paul Birgel ......,,.,,,,,, 3 Lowell, ,.,r....rm,,,,,,.--.,-..Kansas City, Missouri Augustus, Coleen fMrs. Jack Mooneyj .,,,,t,, -..H.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r-..,, Galena, Kansas Beary, Henry .....,......,.,...,..... Galena, Kansas Bilke, Bill ...,,,.,. .,...., L owell, Kansas Bro, David ,....,..... ,...,,,, G alena, Kansas Burris, Florence ,,,t.., ..,......., G alena, Kansas Carter, Helen June .........,r..r., Galena, Kansas Coffman, Ernest ....,..... Kansas City, Missouri Commons, Helen ....,.,,..,,,,,,.. Lowell, Kansas Coyle, Tom ,,,.,r.r,,,, .....,,...........,.. M arines Elleman, Phyllis ,.......,,tt........ Lowell Kansas Emerson, Raymond ..,...., Great Bend. Kansas French, Max .....,...... ......,.... G alena, Kansas Fuller, Robert ...... ,r,rr,,,,,,,,r........Army Graham, Fred ,,,. ..................,, N avy Haner, Ralph ,,,,,,,. ,r,,,.,, G alena, Kansas Haner, Robert .,,....... ...,... , Galena, Kansas Hockett, Juanita .........,....v. Crestline, Kansas Hopkins, Aileen ,.......,....,..... Galena. Kansas Jones, Erma . ,.,........,. Jones O al . p ........---. Kerley, Neale ....,..... ...-......Joplin. Missouri --Baxter Springs, Kansas ..Baxter Springs, Kansas Winfrey. Gladys CMrs. Lynn Eignusl. ., ,,,.-.-..-,,.,,......,,.,,,, Friendswood, l 945 Texas Larison, Hattie CMrs. Darrel Shumakeb .,,,, . Columbus. Lathrop, Eugene Frank ........,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,-,.-....-...Baxter Springs, Kansas Kansas Lathrop, Jewell CMrs. L. R. Rozelll ..,.,,,,,,,, ,W,M.,,r,-.-.-,.,-.-.-....,.-,.-- Lowell, Livingston, Kenneth ..,...,,...,., Galena, Lynch, Edward , ...,,.. Baxter Springs. Mitchell, Dorothy Lill ,,,.,,., Pittsburg, Riley, Ivan .,...,.. .......,,.......,.. G alena, Sears, Phyllis .,.......,,.,,,,..,.,, Crestline, Shanks, Cloyd ,,,, ,...,........, C olumbus, Shanks, Lloyd B. ,........,.. Columbus, Watson, Grace M. ..,...,..,...... Galena. Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Wilson, Lois Marie fMrs. Lee Mattoxh ,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,..,,,,-...,,,.-.,-Baxter Springs, Kansas l 946 Nelson, Wanda fMrs. Lee Richeyi ,,,.,, . ,,..., . Galena. Kansas Paul, John .....,,.,,,,....,..... Miami, Oklahoma Paxson, Lester ....,...., Baxter Springs. Price, Evelyn ,..... ,,.....,,,, C olumbus. Reed, Imogene ,,.,.....,,..,,..,, Riverton, Kansas Kansas Kansas Riggs, Clyde ......,..,r.,..,.....,,. ,......, Navy Riley, Dema fMrs. Kenneth Livingstonj , .r,,-r,,,,,,,,,,.....-,-.,..,...,.., Galena. Kansas Robinson, Norma fMrs.--3.Chicago, Ill. Roller, Anna fMrs. Robert Moatesi ,.,....,,, , ,,,,,,...,-,,,,,.,,,-,,, Commerce, Oklahoma Saunders, Sadie .......,..,..... Muskogee, Okla. Scott, Irma fMrs. Charles Cranej ,,,,.,....,,..,,,...,-....,... Miami, Oklahoma Scott, Thomas ......,..,,.,,. Mesda. California Stempke, Martha ............. Riverton, Taber, Bill ....,.,...,,.... Baxter Springs, Venturella. Wayne .........., Galena, Williams, Naomi fMrs. Kenyoni ...-....---..-..---....-..,.,--.. Hays, Wilson, Mary Ellen fMrs. Joe Casej Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas King, Ivan .,,..c...,,..... Baxter Springs, Kansas Kitch, Howard .......... -....--.. Lowell, Kansas Lambert, Josafay .,.,.....,.,,. Miami, Oklahoma Livingston, Virginia ........-.....Galena, Kansas Allen, Don ..................,. Kansas City, Kansas Anderson, Ray ,.............,.,,,. Troy, Montana Barr, Glenna Dell .....,..,. Bethany. Oklahoma Bowers, Lloyd ........ Card. Robert ......,, .-...-.Riverton. Kansas .,..-. ,.,Lowell, Kansas Coffman, James .....r.....,.... Denver, Colorado Coffman, Troy ............ Kansas City, Missouri Crane, Charles ..... Dardenne, Fred ..... Garber, Bill .,..,,,. Garber, Bud ..,,... - Gibson. Helen ,...,,. Griggsby, Patsy ,.... ..-...-,Miami, Oklahoma --.-..,.-....-......-...---.Navy .-,,.-.Bethany. Oklahoma ,.....Bethany, Oklahoma -.,,...,.Columbus, Kansas -.,,,c,.,,Lowell. Kansas Hardiman, Bunnie ..........,., Crestline, Kansas Hardy, Mary .,,..,.. Jarvis, Ruby ttt.. r Kuns, Wanda ,,,,t,.., ...,,....,Pittsburg, Kansas L. .....,.. tt Galena. Kansas ,,,.,.,....Miami, Oklahoma Lambert, Earl ....,..,..., Baxter Springs, Kansas Livingston, James ...,,c,,..tt,t,... Galena, Kansas Electron Page Sixty-two Winfrey, Clyde .......,.,..... , Winfrey. Lorna .,... Yuma, Arizona Riverton. Kansas Mann, Margarete ...,.,.,,,. Galena, Kansas May, Scottie ,,,,.,...,,,........., Lowell, Kansas McGuire, Max ...........,,...t, Galena. Kansas Messenger, Wayne ...... Baxter Springs. Kansas Miller, Gladys ........,,,,...., Galena, Kansas Mishler, Donald, ,......,.,,,.,, Columbus. Kansas Outt, Howard ..,..,, H Colorado Pulley, Eugene ,,,,,.,.rr,,..,,... Riverton, Kansas Roberts, Madge ,,,,,,,.,,,,,-,,, Neutral. Kansas Sears, Dan ,,.,,,,,,c,,,,,.,....,,. Pueblo, Colorado Sizemore, Opal fMrs. Robert Boulbyi .,,....,-,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,..., Tracy, California Southard, James t,,,,.....,...,. .... ,,,,, N a vy Watkins, Robert ,...... r,c,., G alena, Kansas Watson, Alan ,.,...,........,..,, Lowell, Kansas Williams, Jane , ..........,,,.... Riverton, Kansas Wilson, Mary Jo CM rs. R. R. Taylorj Knoxville, Tennessee Winfrey, Calvin ...,....,,.,.,..,,, Lowell, Kansas 1 lim.-n1.ux, lam lee, l'.ll .ln-l Nmnm, Q uv lu' hm. lwlllv lmur guvrrn ml-nl lwlx! nun Klmkung. -I XYILH .uc vnu dis uwnng' 'H l4l.nl-llwmnl in sun lull. ORDER I THE COURT v .Sulyflhn , IN DEX TO ADVERTISERS The American National Bank ....... Allee and Randall ...................... Ball Grocery ......................,.... B. id G. Hosiery ,........ Baxter State Bank ..... Baxter Supply Co. ...... . Baxter National Bank ....... Beck Floral ................. Bill Nigh .,.,...........,..,.....,...... Brands Dry Goods Co. ................. ,..... Brown Furniture 'iff Appliance ...,. .,........... Burke Drug ,.......................,..... .. .,...... Butterfield's ...............,........... Bowlus Supply Co. ..... . Cecile Winfrey .......... Citizens State Bank ..,... C. J. Bond Garage .............. Charlie Plummer and Co. Christman's .............,.........,... Churchill Manufacturing Co. ,--- Chillicothe Business College ...r.. Coulter-McGuire ......,,....,...... Dallie Baldwin ........,........,........ ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,-,,,, Empxre District Electric Co. ...... ,, ,,,,,,-,,,---.-, , Ernie Williamson Music House .,,., Galena Machine 25 Electric Co. .... . Calena Roller Rink ..................., Golden Rule Clothing Store ...... Hartley Farms ..........,.,........, Howard Electric Co. ..... T ...., - J. C. Penney ...,......,......,....... Joplin Globe 8 News Herald ..,,,. , ,,,,,,,, Kroger ................................ L. G. Balfour 25 Co. .,... , Lammers Jewelry ......, Louis Price .................. Luncheonette ................... M. Robeson Lumber Co. Matlock Stores ,..,,........ Midway Grocery ......... Mitchell Flower Shop ....... Nellie Swaney ...,..,,.. Newman's ....... Phil Parham ...., Quality Store .... Q ..........,... Ramsays ....,.,.............. , ...,. . R. C. Gibson Real Estate ....... Riverton Grocery ,..,...,,.,., Root Manufacturing .,.... Royal Cleaners ........., Supreme Studios ........... Waite's Variety Store ....... Wene Funeral Home ..,,. Western Auto . ....... -- Electron Page Sixty-four Page H N ff fy n H n. H U rf ,- I. fy if ff fr 11 H H U H rr H rr n ,- n n n n if H 1, 1. H H fy 1. n n n n n H n n u ff an ur H if n Hia far . '13 2 I- EIEEIUQ P7 'f LE G0 ' 7 ,f if ' I X ie ss f ll Iulllid 5 ' 7 r f' , 2:7- Ij,,ll'll I Y ,if 'A THE ROAD AHEAD For some it leads to college ...... for some, a place in business or industry . . . . . . for the girls, perhaps, it's mar- riage and a home. Regardless of your choice, opportunity lies ahead. Oppor- tunity that stems from the American way of free choice, free speech, freedom to build a future. The Empire District Electric Company, a business-managed, tax-paying, free-enterprise wishes the class of 1948, good luck ...... and good living ...... the American way! THE IKKIEIIIPIRDW DISTRICT ELECTRIC CCI m PH nv Milf Serving the Empire District of the Southwest for 38 Years Iql JESSIE CARDIN HUNT, Chairman W. C. HARTLEY, Ass't Cashier WALTER C. HARTLEY, President L. R. MITCHELSON, Ass't Cashier OTIS EVERITT, Vice-President MRS. ELSIE BLAND, Ass't Cashier E. J. WHITAKER, Cashier CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF he Ilmeriran Ilflational ' anh At the close of business, October 6, 1947 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans ...,...........,......,...............,,,. 35 361,853.08 CAPITAL STOCK-COMMON.. S 50,000.00 Overdrafts .....................,.....,...... 81.50 Surplus ........................................ 25,000.00 Federal Reserve Bank Stock ...... 2,250.00 Undivided Profits ,....... 31,450.84 Banking House ....,.........,,,..,,,.., 9,000.00 RESERVES ......,,.,,,.. 5,400.07 Furniture and Fixtures ..,.....,... 1.00 DEPOSITS ...,......... 3,377,972.73 Other Real Estate ........,,.,.,..,,..,. NONE U. S. Bonds ........ 3 1,184,400.00 Other Bonds ........ 384,342.51 Cash, and Due From BANKS ........ 1,547,895.55 3,116,638,015 S3,489,823.64 fsiisfiei Deposits: November 2.1946.8l,457,893.64 Deposits: October 6.19-47. 33,377,972.73 The above statement is correct. E. J. WHITAKER, Cashier Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DIRECTORS: Walter C. Hartley Mrs. Jexie Cardin Hunt Otis Everitt J. H. Boswell Mrs. Maud C. Boswell John E. Hunt A. J. Root, Sr. P. D. Hartley Earl Childress -nrr-rm-.r..-mr-..- - - - - 1 - - - 1 .. - - - - - - - - ... .. - 1 .. -rm- Infrron Page Sixty-six WENE FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE J. LANCE WENE BAXTER SPRINGS PHONE 44 l6'aafar Nafiaaal l5'aak REXALL DRUG STORES PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED WITH GREATEST CARE PUREST MEDICINES AT REASONABLE PRICES BURKE DRUG COMPANY BAXTER SPRINGS AND SCAMMON 1 1 1 1 1.1.11nn1m.1.un1uu..m.1lm...uH1-nu-....1uu.-m.14.11.1411 1 1 1 1 ll P S' CQNGRATULATIQNS TCD TI-IE SENIQRS ALL RUEERY Seek yc iirst thc kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. lVlatt.6:33 II I P Sufi!-1' ah! 4....,.-......,.-,...-....-..........-..,.-...-....-...........-....-..... .. -............I.-,..,....,...,...,.,,....-...-..........-..-....+ I a 1 1 A I 5 LAMMERS JEWELRY ALLEE sf RANDALL I : I ! IHAMONDS HOME 3 I WATCHES I I JEWELRY FURNISHINGS 1204 Military Phone 10 1316-18 Military Phone 553 I BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS I I i CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1948 - I I FROM ROYAL CLEANERS 3 BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS 5 I I 2 I I I I I 2 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 5 I BAXTER SPRINGS, I KANSAS I I I I I , CONGRATULATIONS STORE i WIZARD BATTERIES Q I DAVIS TIRES HOME OWNED DOUTHIT BROS. I 1240 Mui ary 1 I BAXTER' GALENA' PICHER BAXTER SPRINGIS. KANSAS I FOR FAMOUS BRANDS THE QUALITY STORE i A I BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS I 1 +m. ......-..... ---m------U----QMWI .I.. -... ..I, -III .I., III, .II. I.,. ,.I. I' fu-mnL' 1. llvrr ir comes, Buzz. 2, Rick .md llrucl, wcnr wlmiwlwrs, 3. Yu, Finial! Yu, Bilkc!! 4. M a r i .1 n Pickering lull of l:lln.1' 5, T h r r r promising 1'omh.1ll players. 6. D.av Drrnming. 7. llvllo down llwrc. 8. Nadine' NVl'bb. 9. Not n calc in ilu' world. lO. Thrcv fair Maidens. ll. Pntxy poses, IZ, Sumr llnnil mvmbers .ll Oawrgu. A CH IN GANG 4, ...N-...........-..i.-..,.-..,.-.,..-H..-.,.,-.,..,-..........-.,.,-.,.,...,..-....-....-H..-Mn-.,..-....-....-.......,...-..n..,,........-.....-.........-,,', - MAYTAG - WESTINGHOUSE - PHILCO List Your Property With Us SERVEL ELECTROLUX Compliments For Sale R' 6' Brown Furniture 81 Appliance Co. BAXTER SPRINGS' Res. Phone 130 sim 160 KANSAS 1228 Military Baxter Springs, Kans. BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. 1015 North Broadway PITTSBURG, KANSAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT PHONE 177 MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED BILL NIGH GASOLINE, LUNCH ROOM AND GROCERIES North Willow on Highway 66 Phone 509 BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS PHONE 31-61 GALENA CECILE WINFREY BEAUTY SHOP RIVERTON, KANSAS NELLIE SWANEY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 6002 MAIN ST. PHONE 88 GALENA, KANS. ARE YOU FULLY PROTECTED? 4.-r..-....- - - - - - ..r.-....-....-...,............-.........-.,..-....M-...-...... - - .. - ...n-,.-....,....g'. I1 P S-'-lu ull- - '--- -n---------- -- -1,, - .w.v ,1-1 -.---- ,.., .-...,- ,..y -..m-.m- .... - - - - - - - -m.-....- T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 1948 ilitizens State Bank of alena Halma, Kansas MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION It Pays to Trade at the GOLDEN RULE STORE T. C. SENTER, Proprietor Since 1878 405 MAIN SALENA, KANSAS -1- - -f-- --I ---- -- ---- -'-' --H-'-I- - ------ -m--'---- - + I 'Ihr b.1Ktlv's ovfr uvw wx fat ' Vu:-.' H.urrh!, Rxx. X In--hmm' 1-fy u rbmy' 4 lwnxvnf 'I lu- --:hm 'VII nv! Ilmxl 1 .nu m 'X1vu.1n-Lx mn INN Y 1 IVamus ha- I-11 Um ' ,vm-m-1 P1 'wmv mm- xhnrl Muni xxlun vwu can uml .x mxuguxg-ur, Immmm-vm Du IU Ht. Mum: we ul' lx Doin' Things They Shouldngt llnn 1 l'm Slnmlulhu Rout Manufacturing Co -4' 1- 1- '-'- -- -A-- -- H- -'- - - -' -'-H-w- - - - - do 1.11. COMPLIMENTS OF THE ini... 1 1 my-four BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS HOME OF PATHHNDER MOWER -.iuilimiiniiuu1M1nn-.vu1iu.-m..-im1im-.....-i...L......-nn-UII1iw-ui..-nn--un1mi-.i.i1un.-.in1nn1.1ii1ini1uii1iui1iin1 CLASS RINGS and COIVIIVIENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS for RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL supplied by L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Thanks for your patronage I.. Ci. BALFOUR COMPANY IOOZ Walnut .IOI-IN ROONEY. KANSAS CITY. MO. Dist. Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCHILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of ROMP-ON TRANS-I-LAC BINDEX ALADDIN ARM-A-COTE A FLOOR MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR EVERY TYPE OF FLOOR I.Ocal Representative: 900 Lane Street NIR. C. H. JASPERSON TOPEKA. KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS! We know you are going to make our community bigger and better M. 1601165014 Lumber Gampauy GALENA, KANSAS We Will Gladly Furnish Building Advice and Estimates PHONE 125 ,mi ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -...I-1.-.1m.1.i..1,1 ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1,1 ,,,,,, fl P S nlu li THE BAXTER STATE BANK BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS at the close of business December 3Ist, I947 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash and due Capital ...... ....,,.,. S 50,000.00 from Ban ks .... S 527,603.62 - U. S. Government Securities ........ 2,87I,208.5I Municipal Bonds.. 230,920.36 S3,629,732.49 Loans and Discounts ................,,.. 327,644.35 Overdrafts ..,................, Bank Building ....,...,... Furniture and Fixtures ..... Surplus ...............,.,.. a0,000.00 Undivided Profits Semi-annual dividend and Reserves .,.... 137,147.50 S 237,147.50 3,7I6,656.54 payable January 5th ........ 3,750.00 175.20 Deposits ............ ....... . .. 1.00 1.00 3 3,957,554,011 S 3,957,554,174 ,.-u.,1uu1uu1 ..1nn1.u-1m,1nu ctron Page Svumly-six 1.1.1 1 .-.uu..uu-...m1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 1 1 DIRECTORS JOHN I. COOPER H. W. PRICE LEROY C. SCOTT CARL O'LEARY H. C. LUMBLEY Q20 OFFICERS JOHN I. COOPER, President CARL O'LEARY, Vice-President H. C. LUMBLEY, Cashier W. E. LOVE, Assistant-Cashier F. C. CHASE, Assistant4Cashier Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 1nu1ri-I..,n1 x Xu du lu u- IPH In hh Xuxxk n s X. .....z x..,f Bly Nmnh Ivllx 1 N1..h.m....1l3v V Hn X r. X xm tint' .lvvx r- ny x muy-..f M.: lxpr vy NIU 'xhn xr u-wk IU hm lxrvwxvp' I1 Huw OBJECTIONSO ERR LED ll..Jf. vw Inu. M 1.n:gfx.l q.1un1m.1 1 1 n1nu1uu1.m.1.m1-1.1.1111uu...W1W1.m1..n1m.1i...-.m1.m.-....1.iu1m.1.m1..,.1, 1 1 1 4, PHIL PARHAM CLEANERS Bring your clothes to 607 Military-Phone 124 3 - GARMENTS 51.50 - 3 FUR COATS - DYEING - WATERPROOFING HATS - RUGS - MOTH PROOEING COMPLIMENTS OF B St G HOSIERY SHOP Joplin, Missouri HOSE THAT WEAR LINGERIE AND WASH FROCKS OF QUALITY CALENA MACHINE HOWARD 81 ELECTRIC ELECTRIC Co. ll39 Military 5ZiQiX1lniZQ1iL I Phone 3 THINGS ELECTRIC ALWAYS . . . When you ask for the dependable Jewelry Store in Joplin, they send you to- BUTTERFIELD'S BAXTER SUPPLY CO. HARDWARE - - APPLIANCES BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS 1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1nn1nu1uu1nu1m.1u..1.....1un.1un...lu1 1 1 1.1 11.1 Ir P S il gh 1111111111.-1-.11-.111..1..11..1....,1.m1l CHARLIE PLUMMER, Inc. BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS TO 1948 GRADUATING CLASS WAITE,S VARIETY STORE Phone 551 BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS 534.3 Keck 910ml I-'luufvrs That Speak for ThIfn7sclL'es BAXTER SPRINGS' KANSAS DALLIE BALDWIN GARAGE BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS REGISTERED SHORTHORNS HARTLEY FARMS IM miles west of Brush Creek Bridge on Highway 66. north of Baxter Springs. Kansas M. R. HARTLEY. R. F. HARTLEY 606 East 13th Sr. BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS Phone 404 HERD BULLS FOR SALE I -5- ..-..... ....-....-....,-....-.....-....-..i-i.......- .... -......, .,,. - .- - -...-..-.-.-...-..-,,f, E11 P09 ' my nim 'I' Wnlclx thc bmilc lmyi. M 0 S t impurunl mcch.mif.1l device m R. Il. S. XVh.u's she matter Dnrolhv? 4 .'Xrcn'I we lllgnlicd Hummmmif v Rare Spccie, lv lkm um: 1 lhrlx' Girls' 'K .lmn. Bcuv, I'rcd.1, Louise, 0 XXh.1l .Ire vnu read- ing that as -an ln' Irrcsling? IH Yun. Dada Ycn. Scotx i ll If-!uc.1tinn.1I inf! it' lhumn Paw I1-1 lu or- J fn X.. wi Q HE RYE! HE RYE! HE RYE! ,- . V . I ,ii 1 sf Wk .inn ar: inn--M1nn1nu1v-n-nn1nn1nn11un:un-w-- wnnn :un-un-uu1un1u-n-un1uun 111111 1 :wi-v-1+ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF . . . 48 C H R I S T M A N ' S JOPLIN'S FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE fdnplin CElnhv JOPLIN NEWS HERALD These two daily newspapers have been serving the people of this great dist ct for a half .1 centurx Q oulter-me uire FOR .IOPI.IN, MISSOURI YOUNG MENS Thr' Districfs Quality S1 r ATTIRE Sim 1890 rio xmix 1oP1-1N Efwz Wdlawam Mama ,Howie BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS PIANOS AND RADIOS RECORDS I'IT'I'SBURG. KANSAS JOPLIN. MISSOURI NIEOSI-IO, MISSOURI 408 North Broadway 611 Main 10 South Wood EVERYTHING IN MUSIC NE WMAN'S JOPI.IN'S DOMINANT STORE 1.1-. 3.1 .1 1 lim,ini1iiii..un1inu1v.ilu..14.1i1....1i.1.1m.1i.,.1i.....i. y1M....i-i.-M...-i.i.1 1 H1 H- ..1.i..-. I I I nur I 151l'lu In Brain. Folk - - - to a degree an l. Iilsl ycnr durhirug Wlml wr lnmldrug .xt Hu mmm ' 3. Sumnl hvuv guvrrn munl. -8. In cms x1,v Jun! knuw what 111.11 uw il is 1 lnuhr ' 5 Chrmxxlrv KIM-:. u Sunivv gurls an .hm lilvv, XYUWIWM king X Nm. .md I'crlv 'P .luvcv .Jrmw rin- tl.: us 1....1....1....1 1 1 1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1 1.1....1....1 Photographs for Young America Exclusively Req Killian PHOTOGRAPHER ASSOCIATED WITH SUPREME SCHOOL STUDIOS 7147 Main Street Kansas City 5, Mo. THE LUNCHEONETTE FOUNTAIN CAFE MAGAZINES PHONE 527 1302 Malimy, BAXTER SPRINGS MITCHELUS FLOWER SHOP For Your Satisfaction DAY PHONE 207 NIGHT PHONE 32-616 GALENA BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF BRAND DRY GOODS CO. Phone 374 DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS -....1 1 1 1 1 1.14.-....1....1....-....-....1....-....-....1....1....1....-....1....1...1...1....1....-...1...1....1..,....-.1...1 I I I I 1 Flu Il 4. ... .....n.-,..,.,,,-,.,...,.....,..-....-....-....-H.-.,..-....-...............I..........1..-.n..,.-..-,.-..-..-ui..-.... 1, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GALENA ROLLER RINK GARNER'S THE FRIENDLY STORE RIVERTON KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF LO UIS PRICE MIAMI BAXTER SPRINGS CHETOPA C. J. BOND TEXACO SERVICE STATION WILLARD BATTERIES PIRESTONE TIRES RIVERTON GROCERY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES NOTHING BUT THE BEST - NUTRENA FEEDS Phone 31-2 H. Dale Card RIVERTON, KANSAS +-,...-NT.- -. - - - - - - -.1-.-u1.m-nn-....-.m-Tm-.m-m.- - - -u-UT----14.-.H-I.-I..-an-...F 1' mm I E I ,nuim.-..H1.,..1...rt.,.,-.m1m...m.1....1,.,....m-4.4.-...,,.1...r1..n...m1nn1.4.,1H.,1...,im.,.Hr.-.4H.-u.,1.,.,-..,.-.mlwi,., .m1m.1.1.,...,,,1,,,,1,.,1 ... 1 1.m1.r..1.......rn1y--11u..1....1....1..y.-. ..-...1....1,...1..1...1....1..,.1...1.,.,1.,, 745 WITH AN ENVIABLE EMPLOYMENT RECORD gil! ,xi . :, Ill, ,-' E E Vrw' 'l ,J - J fx fi- K 1 954 555 Q ara 251 : E E ' ..,,1 CHILEISCCOLE-EG! RQ, , , BUSHEE1 H E M 1 S S 0 0 R' P. f W IIXWWQ . , - 'Q E . ly Ath m tivi ron ent en Attend on credlt. Send for free catalog. KROGER SUPER MARKET BAXTER SPRINGS. KANSAS Tho Curnplcie Ifmm' Stow CAMERA CLUB l,vl'I lo riqhf-Thomas Garber, John Connor. Leo A. Sanborn, lSponsorJ. Max Invnngston. B111 lxnrk. EI P 1 ,Ja -SENIOR CLASS WILL-Continued 33. I, Joanne Qualls, will my methods of checking up on Jack every hour to Joyce Dene Laughlin. 34. I, Retha Bowman, will my love for physics to any girl with nerve enough to take the stuff. 35. I, David Osborn, will my desire to write 15,000 word themes for Miss Atkins to Bobby Joe Lyerla. 36. I, Fannie Burnett, will my quiet ways to Otis Atkins, Clifford Hardy, Jr.. and Chester Bilke. 37. I, Louise Gibson, will my trip to the grade school for Miss Atkin's lunch to Jack Watson, maybe he can stay in class this way. 38. I. Horace Saunders, will my bundle pitching ability to Harold Price. 39. I, Nadine Webb, will my chartered seat in the dressing room to anyone who can think up excuses to get out of study hall. 40. I, Walter Ballard, will my hair that I lost when I had my crew cut to Max Livingston Csee Lee Carr for the remainsj. 41. I, Raymond Paul, will my nick name half-pint to any one little enough to H11 it. To Miss Stairrett and Coach Laughlin we leave all of our good times as you were the ones who made them possible. To Mr. King we leave all the good voices from the Lyrians so he will have a good chorus next year. To Mr. Madaus we leave all twenty-one bookkeeping books, adding machine, typewriters, borrowed pencils, and erasers and all the time we sacrificed for him. To Mr. Sanborn we leave all the good luck he could possibly use because he has been so nice to us. To the juniors we leave our Fifth Hour Government teacher, Miss Atkins because we think you can carry on where we left off. To the sophomores we leave the job of carrying the spirit of R.H.S. To the freshmen we leave all our fun and intelligence to help them through the next three years. To Mr. Barkley we leave a bottle of perfume to overcome the odors from the foul mixtures made by the seniors in chemistry. To Mr. Culbertson we leave the ear plugs that we used to deaden the noise made by the planer during the sixth hour. To Rgliss Hughes we leave our thanks for preparing the sandwiches for the us trips. 'A' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY-Continued Mr. Ray Lee Williams strolled up and incidentally he was wearing his trousers knee-length. lt's his own best advertisement, since Mr. Williams is the manufacturer of those gorgeous gams you see enclosed in nylon hosiery in the shop windows. The managers of that swank hash-house, Alice Anderson and Maxine Mooney were there. We hear the food is excellent and their specialty is Lucifer Cake Cfallen angelj. Retha Bowman is the newest addition to the Globe Trotters, the Hawaiian dancers part. that is. Emma Larison is the society leader of Riverton, and she invited all the ladies to tea next Thursday afternoon at 2:00 p. m. Bessie Winfrey has fulfilled a life long ambition and an here-to-fore undiscovered secret. She has found the spot that Pepsi-Cola hits. Fannie Blurnett is that grand bookkeeping teacher. They say she is going to Washington this year to see if she can balance the budget for the president. 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