Riverton High School - Electron Yearbook (Riverton, KS)

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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

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,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

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