Riverton High School - Electron Yearbook (Riverton, KS)

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And Dreams Fill Part Of ophomores Lwes f-WHO SAID LADIES FIRST? asks Russ Garber, president first: High schwllcuswdlan Arr Berry walrs patiently r of the sophomore class, as Juanita Myers, vice-presidentg and fecelve fllfflf m0neY m the lunch Ime Marjo Gold, secretary-treasurer, plead with him to let them go David Anderson Donna Anderson Ruth Babb Sharon Baker Kennith Bartlett Kay Bates

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David Porter Larry Price Mike Rawlins Cheryl Ray Joyce Rhoades Joyce Russell Kathy Scott Johnny Shafer Terry Shetley Final Year At RHS. Looms t Ahead For Class Of '66 Dates, Decisions, Lila Starina Jimmy Umphenour Wilma Youngblood ...N N anc' Sneed Jerry Speer NATIONAL SCHOOL PICTURES Bill Duckwall, Representative Jackson, Mississippi

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EXPERIENCING MIXED EMOTIONS of excite- ment and nervousness is Darlene Hilton, football queen candidate, as she prepares to circle the football field. 90 Sophomores Allan Bond James Brewer Linda Carrlger Jane Case Billy Cates Brad Clark Barbara Coles Janet Crane Carolyn Daugherty Elated at no longer being lowly freshmen, 57 sun tanned sophomores returned for a second year at R.H.S. With their newly acquired status, they happily re-entered the high school world of class parties, homework, and athletics. Stacking lockers, creating noise in the hall, pushing in the lunch line, and yelling at pep assemblies were some of the other worth-while activities of these upper, lower classmen. Full of class pride and loyalty, the class of '67 gave the upperclassmen real competition. There were moments of complete maturity when they were one hundred percent adult, although they always returned to the special world of not- quite-grown-upf' As the exciting 1964-65 school year finally came to a close, sophomores eagerly looked toward surihter vacations. The true Rambler spirit will carry the sophomores through their remaining years at R.H.S. in the honored role of upper- classmen. Proudly Become A Part Of