Riverton High School - Electron Yearbook (Riverton, KS)

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, 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

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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

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