Riverton High School - Electron Yearbook (Riverton, KS)

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All Were Part Of The Junior Routine SETTING THEIR GOALS HIGH wiill ille BSSiSl2II1Ce Of Jack pfesidentg and Nano' Sneed, secretary, discuss sales strategy Clarke, magazine salesman, junior class officers: Gary Gilmore, and prizes for Qhe fundqaising Project, presidenlg Janice Carnahan, treasurerg Leroy Ludlum, vice- - , V,R Nancy Boyd Michael Brooks Hazel Brown Janice Carnahan Earl Carriger Robert Clark Billy Cossairt Helen Ferguson

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Cleaning, Consuming, Learning, Laughing- AT LAST! Our long-awaited status symbol-class rings- arrived. Larry Albertson Charles Auman Galen Auman David Barkley ,lan Baumann Terry Bond Prestige and power were the key words for the class of '66 this year. Whether they were out selling magazines or enjoying the banquet,,it was easy to see that the juniors took life as it came and were looking forward to being the big wheels of Riverton next year. Members of the junior class plunged- eagerly into the duties of their class in October when they oc- cupied their after-school hours by selling magazine subscriptions. Another money-making project was the selling of candy at ball games. November was really a month of Thanksgiving for the juniors. They went around saying, Pm so thankful our play is over! and l'm so thankful our rings finally came in! The junior play, Crandall Steps Out, was hilariously funny and a-huge suc- cess. The class rings were greeted no less enthusiasti- cally than last year. The highlight of their year was the junior-senior banquet. Under the supervision of the class sponsors, the banquet was a never-to-be-forgotten event.

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Carol France Gary Gilmore Nancy Graham Steve Green Pat Hatfield Jerry Hodge Holli Howell Teresa Lammie Trudy Lankford l They Discover That U pperclassmanship Brings YOU MEAN I ASKED THREE OF YOU to the movies tonight? David Barkley fKipJ questions Joyce Russell, Kathy Scott, and Hazel Brown fthe Norwood triplets? in sur- prlse.