Riverton High School - Electron Yearbook (Riverton, KS)

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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

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'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

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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