Riverton High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Riverton, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

E , wk' ww ,z ,fr ' ,Q , i I ii? 5 1 'wa 31 55 - , E312 L55 ,,f 55,4 . If .U , A .,aA HU! 5 1 Lrg: ga , 3 ' g Eg , Q Q ,S ar 1 K , 'iv' f 1 3 is f f 22. fy- ' '- 1 'wax + w ,.9f .vj' WV fr ' ,gf A ,Q , M it X1 EQ ,A Q X I 'rw if 3 ,f M f , Q Q H f ig A 'P f f . Ng' if f '44 'Mm 'Mv- ,f THE 1960 WOLVERINE RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL Riverton, Wyoming 'N xx fs , W I ' f 1' if ,- ' If ' I . ' X ff t V K K, 1 K I I XX 4 f If if . I V 4 -K xg g -if 4,4 r 1 lb- ? .nl W Q P lv muvvvldlnlllv M .mR.4.4.. my -----,,:'..: .:..4.-- - ............-, . ........m.... ..,..l., .- Y ..........,,..,.. ................,.l .....,..,..,,.- :.........,...... , ........-,.-V. . ...... ...,. 'wg W., .. '... '...1'.:'L -- : 0.-,... W... 3 - - .- -.......,-.. .,. 'rr Q: .......... .. .. Y- ......-...- .. .. - ......- . ... .,. . ..-W . L: L3 rx ..- 2-1.,f'C - ' Q.. -the buildings: Old High, a vet- eran of many years . . . New High. which will he the proud youth of the future . . . the Gym. in which lingers the memory of victory and defeat. V4 W., -1 4 Q N A f Q ' 'YP 2'- '-11. I .. 1. . :g Ig E.':'.P'.I5.fxfE T5 ' --those silent Sentinels of the past that guard the- slury of the years . . . OUR ROOM -the storehouse of knowledge- our library . . . 'Nina 1131? if Music- the organization of sound . Home Economics-the training quarters for - future homemakers . . 3, Q '- -E-M CLASS S -Art Clagx. where Crvativity S K-J! E I ,M .A f Bmlo x where we learn thff mner wwrkm of lmng thmg Chemistryla land Of strange sounds. smells. and sights . . . I up I F , ,S , 99'-me 41 Q, f N 4' W 2 LSA! Jr. 1 2 I ...f , ,4 0 . wh if 141- j 5 1 K, I., ., ,Q A I ill - rhf- art of c0nitru1'IivP ar umm-nt. Uvbatm- . . High instruction . Gym classes-buildvrs of mind and body those that watch - for those that dance ur for . . . I! ACTIVITIE the things that make school fun - 5 111.-4--Q-'ff if s . X ' '24 ' -A -fr 3 X X i for those that perform before the foot- i hghts Hthe show must go on . . . mb iii-.Hi - P Qfsiiqywlf? ' 'H he X f ef-swf' 3 :vm ,Q f 'J WU , ,'.e , , W: 'K , , V-T-Vknfx '!'f1G 53, , D A , M s. . 9 r-.LLM - ' 'ww M' rv. -X f' VJ W 1 a ' tram .-JP? S-f 4 y V. v 4' , :f1 f+ , t , fx l n ig 4. ' ,, Q l 2' Q 5 iff ' G raw' , j 3, H W , A .5 rw- AF -pf Ab ' if . , .f .X S Q I af - 4135 v - A ,U I my fkl ,f 'P 'x if E 1' ACTI ITIE .Q ,Av -U ' .Q Q . - w 'M HEL :UQ- fika, ' ,A f 5, - 'fa f' X -meetings. Homecoming preparations, and just plain old small talk are hut a minute part of our student life 'X' f N Fifi? 5 5-QAM Mr Y 'r i SPECIAL THINGS 'a H f rl l 5 1 r f zh rh t 1 I 1 fl 1 r I J.-..f - L I I if Q if if X 55' , n . f ax k+ ff,1,., 5, A 3 Q I f f -I 'QFD f 1? 5, I I 5 V 1 :Vg 1 K M. ' I X ? , Q ggii:, Amufzs9'vf1? ' l- .L. I Q, 'J U' I , il bw.-.9 kfff M Baeketball the pectators favorlte PORT -our Coaches, the masterminds of strategy and attack , . . our Knlght of the Crldlron UA 1 iinisvlvd glacliatnrs of thi mat . . . ,FGA 2 W 5?-iw fSwimming. a growing part of our physical education progTam . . . 4 L X as ff l I STUDENT LIFE X Ig' J W Q the- to 'lin 4 f , A ' S il ' 1 1 U, our skillQ . . . Q eff :vial A kr!-A2 P Y N H X N N 1 x 'X N. W P' I STUDENT LIFE our leadvrs . . --1 our Enthusiasm . . . art on wheels . . . -tho' we may tire, we seldom rest . . . 1 Ili ADMINISTRATION MR MOORE Supermtendent TVIR HART Prmclpal MR LAHTI A lstant Prmclpal QTANDING Clayton Axhelm Roy Coulson Ell1otM1n1ck SITTING Jake Haun Wllllam Moffat Frank Hill MORNING STAR NIILK It Tastes Better Because It Is Bet Rlverton Wyomxng UL 6 9661 I flu I. 7 E D U C A T 1 o N FCLTY RICHARD BAUGHMAN ALBERT R. BLACKY English 10 Commercial GLENN BURGESS ERNEST J. CLARK CALVIN COLEMAN NORMAN DICKINSON Football Coach Mechanical Arts Band Social Studies Social Studies xx, '41 FRANKLIN ESAU IREINE GOODNIAIN NIARJORIE HART BEVERLX HILLMER Sr High Science Jr H Soc1a1Stud1es Jr H English Sr H Girls PE. Ir H Art LESTER LUMBER CO. Your Handy Dealer Across From the High School Dependable Service UL 6-3259 I 9 QV? 'mix NIADCE JEWETT DEAN JOHNSON IVAN JONES ROBERT KEEL Librarian Jr. H. Health and P.E. Wrestling Jr. H. Math and Science RH FACULTY Sr. H. Boys' P.E. if ,fir .fe LEORA KENNEDY Jr. H. Girls, P.E. v Wk THOMAS KENNEDY Basketball Coach Sr. H. Social Studies A HARLEY KITTLE BETTY KING ALFRED KOENEKE JOEL LYMAN Jr. H. Spelling Latin 2 Commercial jr, H. Xfath English 9, 11 20 RAILSBACK FORD Your Friendly Ford Dealer 200 East Main UL 6-2254 SEN IORS . ,M- '3 ' Q1 2 5 Q S 1 SE Left to right: Mary Griffin, Student Council' Richard Baldes Stu- dent Councilg Darla David, Treasurerg Randy Barton, Student Councilg Ed Polf, Secretaryg Donna Peters, Student Councilg Carolyn Logan. Presidentg Ron Warpness. Vice-President fNot picturedb. ED ABEYTA JACKIE ANDERSON DON .mms -4 GENES CHEVRON SERVICE PIONEER REXALL DRUG 101 W. Main Better Health to All From Rexall 24 UL 6-9390 UL 6-2496 GLENDA BELL WANDA BREWER RICHARD BALDE5 BRYCE BAY RANDY B ART ON QHIRLEH BROWN LEE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS W. J. BIOREY, CONTRACTOR Exclusive 1 Hr. Service 206 W. Madison UL 6-3326 UL 6-3976 BEVERLY CARLISLE DUN CLARK Lors CLNNINGHAM KEIN COOK RON COOK is . CHUCKS TEXACO ARTCRAFT PRINTERS Texaco Product- For Quality Work UL 6-2265 117 S. Broadway WANDA DRAKE MARY GRWUN mac DARNALL 3 ifii GIRARD 81 COMPANY Fremont County's Oil and Tire Shopping Center BETH users ROGER EUUN S Compliments of the FOODLINER Groceries, Produce, and Meats 28 CAROL HAMBURG ROBERT CALLINGER GREG FLORENCE BEVERLY HARDY MCCRARY MARIANNE HANSEN GARY GORDON fments of CE DALLASOISQMEVRCLISQNE SERVI ox Compliments of ES HOMES HAISL 6-9131 LD HARDY CAROL HENDRTCKSGN EDDIE HOTTMAN CAROL HOLMQUTST GARY HOLT jp- COTTER BATTERY 81 ELECTRIC C0 CHOPPING CHEVROLET INC M C t Tune Ups and Electrlcal Work We Dont eet ornpffl 1011 Box 466 UL 6 9729 We Wake It . 1 XT L 'Y Y QA-,Q ' ' , K 1' I a C. ' ' I ' Af ,g ia . . , T , . - . 6, , . . I U ,M 1, . ., , , W i' W ' ,aw - . 2 VERONICA IENKINS DALE HOVANDER CAROL BILL JACOBY HELEN ROLHER B U-L KNIGHT LAPEYRE HOTEL OSBORNE S SHOE STORE Clean Rooms-Conveniently Located Shoes for the Entire Family UL 6-3734 UL 6-3793 LKNDA 115 LOGAN GERALD KORELL AKE SHARON LE CAROLYN f 1 UMMY KMGH GAYLE LAW J XI XICDON XLD CONIPANX FIN XR T XNCDEN t 1 h Re ar Q o flofhm for 411 the Famllx p LL 6 9641 Dealer for Red W ln Qhoe DEAN JACK1 H LEWIS PAGE Moss JACK LEWIS E MYER UGH W. JONES AGENCY Kermit P, Fleming See Bob Knobel TEXACO BULK PLANT Insurance and Real Estate UL 6-9626 JOHN MARTINEZ HAR DO OLD NLXYLXND NNA PETERS LINDA PARSONS DEE ANN ORMAN RXCHARD MXLLER www' fwifiggfk' DR. H. L. PETERS Chiropractor SADLERS GOLDEN Everything 10 WQSULE UL 6-3841 UL 6-3488 UL 6-3598 '2- BILL MILLS ED POLF I ROBERTA JENNIFER QUINE REEVE5 PLAINS FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of Furniture and Carpets Free Customer Parking 224 East Main GARY REEB PERRY R055 KINIGHT THEATERS Acme Gem Km ht Drne In To Entertain You Is Our Busmess Rlverton Wyomxng UL 6 3936 ALOH RON S A RODGERS CHMXDT 'um ' Q ' I h 'Y r ,7 ,I Q , 1 S J 'Zi I 1 P A it if , JIM SCHMIDT WAYNE SCHROD JANICE 5 KATHRYN SULLIVAN EDD I HASTINGS PLUMBING SHOP KLINE'S MEN'S WEAR Contracting and Excavating Service 309 East Main UL 6-2389 UL 6-2788 E STOVER CALLEAN THOMPSON UNK SWXFT RAYMOND SW AN SON GLENDA VON KROSIGK MICKEY R ANDY THOMP VOGELQANG SON TREGO 5 B Onmmmle 8214 ZHOP fflC6 and qchool S 00115 310 Ea r Ham Ui1P6Pg1?i 1 DIANE WALKER RON WARPNESS RIVERTON DRY CLEANERS Your Cleaning Is Our Specialty Let Us Clean For You Free Pickup and Delivery UL 6-9882 RREN NER 1 5 'A r BARBARA WHITELEY EW KNG 3 ANICE RIVERTON LUMBER COMPANY Where the Home Begins Your One-Stop Luniber Yard 2nd and Main UL 6-244-4 l v1RG1N1A W ', rv' 1Ls0N Cheaters . . SENIOR SNA S What-a-ya gonna give for 'eml I V' R.H.S. Women's Reserve But we've worn these same shirts all weekf' Mother said I cou1dn't go out with boys! Inmate: . . l' 40 WESTWOOD TRUCKINC Haulers of Ore and Aggregates Excellent Service and Equipment UL 6-5351 V ffm , wp '3- ' '43 if W ' f f hm-fx' 0, Qffw f ' T' ' , 8 X ? ,,Ju,N, ' 1 xx X , I -M w A 'ii ' I ' V 4' za-My ,P , f 3 .fam-5 w.. xh ' A X f 'ws Q H ,, 'K Q 2 3 N J U IORS 22' Sir' My gx I 1 1 .813 JU IOR CLASS OFFICER ,ai X M ,X S,-ff' .fabr- -'Duff 2 wi- Left to right: Judy Connell, Student Councilg Nlyrna Stanbury, Secretaryg Judy Troxel, Student Councilg Larry Peters, Vice- Presidentg Bob llutscher. Student Council: Larry Amundson. Student Councilg Barbara Anderson, Treasurerg John Hursh, President. -1 The Juniors had a very hard working group of officers this year. The officers, along with the help of the other members of the class, organized many activities and money making projects which enabled them to produce a very outstanding prom. The president takes over ROSES JEWELRY MISSION MOTEL For Fine Jewelry Strictly Modem 415 E. Main UL 6-2451 44 luv. t . .l UNIORS The Juniors set a new all-time record for the annual magazine sales held in the fall of the year. The class sold a total of 53357.00 worth of magazines. Bob Butscher set a new record for high boy salesman at S31200. Special thanks goes to everyone that helped make the drive a huge success, especially to Mr. Dickenson for his untiring help and leadership in the sales campaign. YOLNGE CONOCO ROY E. HAY'S STORE Service While You Shop Groceries to Suit Needs 422 E. Main Fine Clothing for the Family Carol Adams Betty Ahlbrandt Larry Amundson Barbara Anderson Robert Anderson Sharon Applehans Arlene Befus Bill Bias Patsy Blomberg Judy Brasel Shirley Brown Richard Brown Stan Bryant Bob Butscher David Cain Kay Callahan Judy Connell Carol Cooper Peggy Cooper Richard Cornish Lyle Cox Rebecca Culver James Dalley Donna Davis Doris Dennis Barbara Dermer Kay Dilts Charles Dunn JU IOR Under the new system of class organization, set up by the president, John Hursh the Junior Class ran verv smoothlv and had bv far one of the best years in the history of the class. Sharon Melvin. the activities committee chairman: Jerrv Kintzler. the prom committee chairman: and Barbara Anderson. treasurer and chairman of the finance committee, contributed excellent service for the clam. CILPATRICK FURNITURE BARNES TRUCKING Where You Can Buy Better For Less General Trucking UL 6 9874 UL 6 2491 6 WI H ir fi 'T X-...A .l UN IORS S ecial thanks to our untirinff s onsors. Mr. Sta . Mrs. Suvak, Mr. Dickenson and P e P gg Mr. Robertson. Also to Mr. Scott for directing our play. l'The Boy Wlho Changed The World. L,-XZY K MOTEL WVYOMING HOTEL 119 WV. Main By Day. W1-ek or Month Fanzily Size Units UL 6-9580 Arlene Duran Josephine Eisemann Jerry Emrnack Vicke Farlow Ken Fleming Cary Foster Carol Hall David Hansen Ed Heimsoth Bob Heinrich Evelyn Higgs Wes Hill Dennis Hollenheck Diana Hottnian Diane House John Hursh Jeanette Hubbard Juanita Hull Lavonne Iback Suzanne Ihnot Grace Iturrian Joan Johnson Bob Jordon Fred Kilfoy Jerry Kintzler Kathy Kistling Liz Korosec Karen Lancaster 'Y 13' i .6 Xl' ' ' 1113223-r UNIUR Many of the Jumgre lettered 1n athletle manv partxclpated ln the IDUSIC program and many xx ere the OLlt4l3I1dlI1g leader m R H S ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Today-Rest Tonight For Complete Insurance Needs 47 UL 6-2651 x'-' V 'N . Q' JU IOR Courtesy of BURLESONS DRUG STORE DR. JOE VINCENT Your Prescription Drug Store LL 6-3463 UL 6-3569 Keith Lange Kay Leake Sandy Lee Nancy Logan Bobbie Jo Lowder Richard Martin Josie Martinez Sharon Melvin Jim Miller Travis Moffatt Myrna Montgomery J im Morey Patty Morris Mike McGuire Ilarlem- Xelsnn Maurive Xeville Bob Norris Bill Norinark ,lobn Oldman Barbara Oneyear Ellen Ore Robert Ornelas Nancy Peden Larry Peters Eddie Hailsback Eugene Raymond Vlvesten Reeves Carole Rodgers UNIOR l',XRlS CLEANERS Lmllpliriielztx or Sr1I1'.w711v11'ol1 Gzzaranteeil DR. INCK I XNNVNC -1 Hr. Service 'E' --aqua . .wr lk -SWK? Tiff , L 'Z' 'inf JUNIOR WYOMING AUTOMOTIVE SURPLUS MART Ez-erywlzere in Wyoming Values Hard to Beat UL 6-2265 UL 6-2384 Linda Rodgers Francis Rodgers Judy Roylance Janice Sauer Cordon Schumacher Ned Shelly James Sherard Ruth Soper Myrna Stanbury Judy Stoeger Don Stone Gordon Stover Rosina Sutherland Charles Tonkin Judy Trnxf-l fXnnif' Vigil Russ Vogelsang Iiibflllfv Vr1nlxr0Sigk Sharon Wdllllllllt Gene Wari141c'k Pat Wells Carole Willrixw' Stan Wilson Gene Winterrnote Howard Wise Lonnie Woocla1'cl lflla Mvffrary lion Hansen J U IOR 3 DR- XQRRIS AXTHELBI DR. ULU TON ,XXTIIFLNI DQ-nliq Dvllllrl Temple liuildinff 'l 'll'I'll' lillihlillt 5l . SOPI-IOMORES . T9 Q, A, 'il-4. kv 3 Kim 14-s'+f,k . Q I ,QV ul' -nf' 6' Hs g J..-nv. 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Deposit Facilities for After Hours Available KL 6-2211 OPHO ORE Paul Christler Margo llilclay Cheryl Eastman Kathy Plmt CUINHP Crnss Charlvs llirfkinsnu Uianc llif-trivk Helly llnnatlran Dennis Urakf' KPIlIlf'll1 Drury Realm l'lIlQlSlI'4lIIl Turn lfxans ,lilll lfskm-Isml Ann Vrvdirr Xrlhur lfrcvl qw-d Pat Grcvnhalgzl1 Harp Cyllster Janice' Grant lLx1lynbr1ff1n lfonzplirnefzts uf EMPIRE TREXTINC COMPANY E' 'IQ' if are 7 231 Lew ls Heusslnan kenneth Holt S o 'L n Itturian Wanda Jennings Ciy4it',IUilI1FUIt ifxan Kaye 1 ' X 'X OPHOMORE Sharon Haines Judith Hamburg John Hardy Dennis Harmon Jo Lynn Harmon Niarlys Hart Robert Hastings Harold iieiwrleiii Barbara Heil Jim Hensley Louis Herrera Larry Heslup Wfayne House NICIJONALDS BODY SHOP Class Installation. Expert Painting, Customizing We Specialize in Quality 105 W. Madison to 1 OPHO ORE llnugz Ixnkpalruk fllvmla l.ilIlf'ElFlt'I' Jimmx Lille-x Why nf' xIilj4lI'S 6- Rubert Ixrvhlor NIUIHP I.ar'0y Cmmicn Lain W zum' Pallrlfx oanml .I im Ll Jim Nlwflcl ok Lurhly if .m Xldfll Bm Xlurtimv 1 June Hcrrlll T? Charlefs Miller DICK TRUCK LINES ' Fuml and Hcavv Haulinff 011. ' - ' . I' :- L1'z'e.:mfl.' Ilauling Day' Or .Vghf KL 6-2753 41 Priscilla Nliralwal Ca 57 ,A W1 gr, June Ann Mix Rieharfl Moore Marjorie Musfelt Q53 Pat NICCOB' Robert Mc,-llonalcl Bob Mcfliarlancl Jane lieecl Mary Oaks Leonard Oldman Jennie Ornelas Richard Pierson Micki Portwood bharun Roclenian Dennis Roshurg ATWOOD EQUIPMENT Your International Dealer For All Farm Equipment 2nd and Washington UL 6-9236 SOPHOMORES Tommy Mr-Cox Linmlzi Neil Wray ne Oswald Mike Redman S 1 ih- X dak 'Z-'.' O F 5 . F J A f, NJ gf I fy., .JK ll 33 . f 6 I V 1 f 3 .Q ,vt F RESI-IME W 4 n 1, I 4 A ,g 2' 1 ,fy i 5 fefffguj ,, ,ww ,NM ,f I ww. Q P'?'fsi4 - ,W H si Wg 8 FH an ff, Kg 5 ff 4 ' 3, V N1 K 52 K A N Q I -Q5 v 1 , , FRE HME CLA-XSS OFFICERS Ili-Xli0l.ll SICK tljresiclentl u- '-T JACK PETFCH lljresiclenti V7 KIARIIXN Nlell.-XNIELS lSCCfE'l8l'XI lil? KISLING Vlirvasurerr JAY RILITOY lftuflent Councill 5 PON SURF Nlr. Esau Nlr. jones Q ! The Class of 1963 hafl thc largest numher of high school students with a total of 155. V The Freshman began the high school year with a lvang. Their foothall team com- pleted the season with ll perfeet reeorfl. In basketball the first few games were dis- couraging hut the Freshmen came back antl non top honors at the Casper Invita- tional TUlll'Il1lIIIl'lli. The lfreshman Class reeeivetl the recogni- tion of the school and the community not at-tixities musiv. sc-it-me ancl avaclemir' fUl',lf'f'lF- Thinking over Class husinvss are i l't'XllIIlLlI1 officers: Harold Fi:-k. Marilyn YH Om, Hr hw, Smdems can be gixen all NICDaniels. EdKis1ing. Jay Kilfoy. anfl .lavk Pet-ell. tht- honor for it is the Freshman Class as a uhole that tl:-st-rws clue reeognition. ITXSHION HAR X lfl.I.UNX f'l'UXl'f till. t,HXll',XNX l'vll,NlllllH U'1'w an Fasfzforz Ellis Xloliil l'i-oilugi. Qll lfast Nlain ll, o-.'5JS.'iT 63 only in sports hut also in other worth while 5 as V l S Delores Buller Vivilliam Burleson Slex en Calnplvell Susan Cassity Mary Coats Mike Coffelt Nancy Colva Alferd Coyle Lawrence Crippen John Cummings Roy ce Daniels Sky Daniels Virginia llanoyslq Terry Davis Jerry Dennis hn- ig fd .0-, W , xx-if s FRE HME ,Iini Abeyta Jim Alley Gorclonna AlHIlI1ClSOI1 Helen Anderson Marlene Ancling .-Xnita Apoclaea Nlaxing Apodaea Lawrenf-e Balfles Ruby Barela Dearlene Barritt qliaron Befus Nlarilxn Blomber Nlalissla Bourne Rodney Bracken C Broun 4 , DORIS' llE.'XIfTY SALON RXDIO 8 TY SALES S4 SERVICE pill lieazzfy Serzicew Ralph Schaefer DL 6-2763 I 'I. 6-3697 .,,. P , L'.'5f'i'-ff! F1 gm.A,o,q A Delbert Denniston Sanflra Dess James Drake Roy Drake Fern Felter Dennis Fike :Xnn Fleenor Beverly Florence Mary lforlvis Frankie Fordyce Karen Floyd Gary Fullerton Caroline Fullerton Diane Gallinger Gerald Garnick Ai Kenneth Corclen Georgia Criffen Cary Hackleman John Hains Dorothy Hamburg Wayne Harkins Steve Harmon Karla Hawks Margert Herrera Parker Hill ,lim Hubbard Mary lsorn Freclcly Jannsen lg Barry Johnson eg Gloria Johnson X X W 1 SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY XVAGON WHEEL TRAILER COURT 917 East Washington WPS! Of RIVSFIOH UL 6-2629 UL 6-3768 X. 3 Carol Leake Jeannie Legard Berna Luers jerry Liekani Mike Lindlof Jinnny Lund Wanda Nlanclies Dax id Hanley John Nlartinez Alive Monroe Gloria Montoya Ruben Montoya Sharon fllorfeld Karen Moses Nlarilyn Nlcllan iel V.. ,Ego FRESHMEN Jerry Johnson Marian Johnson Roy Kappus Karen Kelly Bruce Kennedy Patrivia Kielian Robert Kier ,lay Killoy Edward Kisling Jackie Knohel llarlon Kolnel Paul Kotas Linda Lane Nora Large Allan Lawrence 1 . 71 1.3.-J' 31' H, , v , x 4 i ' 7 ,flu Q ' Q gl' x x ill- ill f xi it Q . HA'l'LlFl AGENCY HIYERTON HARDWARE R1-al li-tate and lnauranu' 405 East Main L'L -3411 lfL 6-2569 Christine Neville Jody Nevin Sally Noah Roger Norris Leonard Nostrum Benjamin Oldman Terry Olson Robert Urth Rodney Osborne April Payer John Perea Luc-lla Perea Mary Peterson Jack Petsch Jane Petsch FRESHMEN Picfure of Available JA .4 Picfure Noi Available Q-g-. Peggy Pitts Robldin Poff Roberta Poff lNot picturecll Larry Redman Jim Richarrls Merle Roflcl Harry Rodgers Kerry Rogers Roy Rogers RUF' IQUSS lNot picturefll Fliirly Ross June Runyan Xanvy Fcliaper Hollis Sederstroni :Xflel Sheldon XIOLFXTAIN VIEW' XIOTEL Cgxll..-XGllER FREIGHT I.lNl'i5 T20 W e5t Blain T08 Raft I-iI1Cnlf1 Lil.. 6-2-I-18 lil. 6-3672 Bruce Seilalski Bob Tueker John Valdez Clayton Van Houten Susan Vogelsang Michael Wiarren Lorance Weaver Ronnie Weber Chelsea Werner Ronald Whelstine Elizabeth W'hiteman Barbara Wvise De Etta Vtiood 3 w 4,0 R . x. Q. 1 A , liuixi' SM! f 4 ,1 W 'ing' an A Q xx 5x1 X I s jx Tb X FRE HIVIE Janet Shelley Kent Sbirly Glen Shriner Harold Siek Harry Simons Drue Sims Joe Sisneros Linda Slagle Richard Smith Muriel Soper Margaret Sorenson Margret Strahan Elaine Stone Herbert Stover Dennis Sunderman KISLING PAINT CONTRACTOR SERVICE PLUMBING Sz HEATING All Work Guaranteed We Are In Business for Your Health UL 6-3759 UI. 6-2683 Just call me Herman FRESHMAN SNAPS Now according to this folder- HIIUD WS'-----. Huw Isn't he a dream! 'W RIVERTON ICE 81 COLD STORAGE , FOSTER SADDLERY Processing and Freezing of Game and Fish Riding Equipment, Western Wear UL 6-3777 UL 6-2707 Even freshmen like art class. 69 fe qi I 2 3 1 4 ifn . ,J ' . sn, 1, if 5 ,M ' .,i?ff'f sl., 5 - 5 ' 4112? ' 'F ff f ns K , X um fam ,bg 512, H if If Ii F? Lrg , J W EG' MS. I i 's I 1 2 ACTIVITIES B-XCK ROW Joan Roylance June Nlerrill Xlice Nlonrot Nancy Lflxa Juanita Hull Peg y Cooper Carol Xdana Su an Yogel ang Patricla Kxellan Carol Xdamx Sharon Nlorfield Carolxn Io an Janice Strahan Pat Turpen Sharon Nlelxm THIRD ROW Jeanette Hubbard Jeanle Legard Teddy John on Chri tine lNew111e Nlargo Dxlday Linda 'Neil Kathy Flint Nlarlys Hart Janet Shelley Nlargie Soren on Ivlnrta Sullixan Sylua W1 ner Joanne Lo hrx SECOND ROW Jackle Ander on Nlary Lynn Iom Jean Nlartin NIPII a Bourne Nlichex Portwood Pricllla Nllrabel Xnn Fleenor Su an Ca ldy 'Xlargle Strahan Elaine tfnr Xdel Sheldon Carol Leake Nancy Schaper FIRST ROW Judy Bra el Nlary Forbi June Runyon D t lhmluur Ianrct Coburn Yickxe Nlllhken Helen Xndr-r rn Mr 1n1a Danoy ky Jane Sackman Kathy K1 in Nlarlenf- Xndin karen Floyd Drue Sim BACK ROW: Bob Butcher, Jerry Guthrie Danny Marley Ron Cook Jared Ro.burg Larry Peters Bill Nor lark Bob McDonald, Chuck I-Iull,, Parker Hill, Harold Seik. THIRD ROW: Clayton Van Houton, Gerry Kornish, Dean Stover. John Hardy, Maurice Neville, Bob Saddler, Roy Drake. Rodney Osborne, Ted Davis. Gary Reeb, SECOND ROW: Charles Tonkin, Bruce Sevitalski, Wes Hill, Gene Case. Gary Goster. Eddy Terry, Paul Kotas, Raymond Swan- son. FIRST ROVV: Roger Norris. Freddy Jassen, Terry Nostrom. Jerry Kintzler, Richard Smith. Gary Lund. Steve Harmon. UTAH MINING CORPORATION Building for zz Better Tomorrow Q22 A 4 -fy, X 3 V- ' Se' -52 9457 5 is 57 ff. 3 , xl Ji: NRA 'W 'NA 'W -5 'Y fwngagqf V' f A EE 5 is if 4 W' W ig, aw W M I f 9' - VOCAL MU IC GROUPS BOYS' OCTET Hill, Bob Sadler, Jerry Kintzler, Lawrence Balde 1 I GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO Kathy Flint, Jeanette Hubbard, Margo Dilday, Sharon Melvin. Marlys Hart, ,Iean Martin. Kathy Kistling. Judy Brasf-l, fN0t pictured-Juanita Hullb. These vocal groups unfler the direction of Mrs. Judy Suxale rwmtrilmutefl many hours of enjoyable musir' to both the School and the Community. IDEAL SHEET METAL CO. AINSWORTH BUICK Fur Prompt Service Anywhere-:Xnytime Buick-Opel-Pontiac-Jeep UL 63300 Complete One-Stop Service Ron Cook. Jared Roshurg, Bill,Norrnark, Wes RI ERTO v CONCERT BAND l wws... ig The Riverton High School Rilllfll eonsisting of 60 ineniliers, perforniecl at the home football anfl haskethall games. :X Fine Arts Festival was inaugurated this year in whieh the hand gave a thrilling concert perfornlance, Various nienihers of the hanfl also performed as soloists and as ensenilmle groups. The highlight of the 1959-60 season was the inception ol the Wolverine marching lvancl. Mlllffll received manv fine r-oninients from the school anrl the r-onnn'unity. Thr- Convert lianrl also reeeivefl a superior-plus rating at tlw llistrif-t Nlusif' l7estix al. Sona- 30 of tht- lvantl nienihers also qualified forthe State Festix al at Casper. JSR AUTO REPAIR All Types of Repairs Complete Auto Service ,,. U- 4 , Q A S I W fe . '.,A V ' vii, ' W ' 9 1? L- Aft , Q, ' ,L ' X f ? :Q 1. -Q gb i r A . v ' ' , ' 7 l YL l l I f I F . 5. ,v . if - I in I 3 4.lb - W s N ,V5 v, ' Y' 3 ' I A. In ' ' 1 X . 'x Q,s 1,-N' ' ' i - 1 - 1? 2 ifi ' 1 'F 'o V ,11Qzw.7f if f ' 5, 1 f y ah QA -1 Y . , 2 fg,. ' - HIIIIIEMQEEQE I , . K hiw3if igza IQFV fiii iil V , 'QIQQQ 6. ,l - 552 ri' , ,. , SENIOR PLAY THREE-ACT COMEDY APRIL 7-8 1960 Jeff . . . Randy Thompson Peggy . . . Janice Strahan 4 D XS fb f an 1 X ' ' f I Q 4 A L :,f -' ,N E 5 x f f Ulfumw 'f grid- ,pn N ' JL ll :rl fl'- -7 - - - -E a xx ,Q ' w i i i Q, Peggy nnn,7nn..,nn,n.n.nn,n,n,,,nn7nn,,,nn7nn7nn7nnn,. Janice Strahan Mrs. Trimmer ., ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Glenda Bell Lerlore .,,7Y,,,,,,, ,,,.,, G lenda VonKrosigk Hyacyntlz ..,7,,7 .,...,,,,..,7 M ary Griffin Eve , .,,,.7 .7,,.7777 C arrol Kirkpatrick Sarah ,,,.. ..,,,...,,,,7 P enny Short Helen ,, e,,,,,,. Mary Ellen Smith Carol 7 Y,,. .,,,,,e...., C arol Hamburg jeff ,, H ,,,e,,, Ra-ndy Thompson Wesley ee,Y,e,, Loren Cornifh Truck Driver H , ,,,,,7,,,,,,777,..o77, ,lack Lewis Director . S .e,,,e,77,e7.e7,e,7e,,7e7 Richard AE. Scott Promplers Marianne Hansen Helen Kohler RIG SERVICE WELDING Welding and Blacksmith Service 921 West Main UL 6-2390 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY MTHE BOY WHO CHANGED THE WORLD feorge Dorothy Agatha fohn the Strong lrung the Great Hose Ralph the Fast Runner Wes H111 Jerrx Emmack Patsx Blomberg Cars Fo ter Jerrs Kmtzler Charle Tonkm CAST Irma Ruth Bear Cennele Scar ace 'Vlo elle Featurzng Top Brands of Sports Equxpme rt For the Entire Famlly WENTERN' SPORTING GOODS Rwerton Sands Lee Carol Cooper Blll Normarl Ruth Soper 7 Bob Norrl Barbara Wlmpennx 77 1 ,,..,,,, V ,.,,. VV V V VV ,.,YY, ,,,,, V V V . . ,,,, , A V V V V -V .Y R ,t,, ,, , 1 1' S '- ., , Paul the Professor ,, ,A,, ,,,,,.,, , ,, , ,,,,,, Maurice Neville Spear Y,,, ,, ,, ,, Y, A , , Weston Reeves .1 I 1 iiiiiiiiiixi viii -iiii i Y ' f iiii,.iii-if-iiii iii iii -iiii ii iii .ii ii if i LY 'S V 5 . 1 Z VVVVVV-.VV ---VV-V ff I 1' A1 ONUER H S R.H.S. SUR? RESSED 'Q F, ji IF MEN PLAYED BRIDGE AS WOMEN DO DESKRES BEATYS Gifts-Houseware UL 6-2486 Riverton, Wyoming xx X1 WRONG N 5093 ' DRAMA 'NXBEYX Z., CLUBS i , be Q K- .. -, ' six? X N -NS SlfA'l'ElJ: Randy Barton, Al Suxak-Sponsor, Carolyn Logan. Mike Young, Richard Baldes. ROW 2: Deena Sack man. Mary Criffin, Judy Troxel. Donna Petr-rs, Mary Cilster, Glenda Lancaster, Judy Connell, Maureen Ceraud Cc-ln-atc Fuwkcs. ROW' 3: J h ' J S V' ' Y ' 0 nm an en, Stue Campbell, Gary YonKros1gk, John Hurrh, Larry Amundson, Bog Ilutshvr. Harold Sick. Larry Hcglep CIL ' if X s Iraq, , . rm W 'xS JL 'f H'iffn on bull - 1? mm ,ward .L C. PENNEY 81 CO. We Haw Top Merchandise For Low Prices ffonzv In ami See Our Stofl: UL 6-2716 is F53 STUDENT COUNCIL A prominent part of Riverton High School is the Student Council. The council acts as the leadership branch of the student body. The council has been responsible for many worth while activities during the year. The publication of a weekly news letter was put into effect this year for the first time. Its purpose is to inform the students of council affairs and activities of student concern. Under the direction of the Student Council the monitor system was again used to keep order in the halls between classes and at noon. The Student Council is also in charge of the activity points system. This system is set up to give the students credit for their outside activities. After achieving 100-200 points a student is rewarded with an Honor certificate or Honor pin. Tournament helfl in Riverton. X President Lain congratulate: Scott Caturia on hi: being voted most outstanding wrestlerwof the western half of Wyomingk Regional Wreatling KEY CL B The Key Club homecoming float. Bill, Ken, jack, and Randy lmuev decorating for homecoming. Hard work and many activities are 'iStandard procedures for Key Club. BSI NILSIC 8 APPLIAXCES CLOER LAKNDRX Philco Appliances We Specialize in l'I. 6-9001 .Hotel and Hotel Linens 1. le-fm to right: Coach G14-n Burgess, Gayle Lain, Larry Amundson. Richard Brown, Mike Young, Ray Bickel, Eddy P0 I Hom. I4-ft In right: Hob Vuhlr-1. Richard Baldy-s, Randy Barton. Larry P:-te-rs. Keith Lange. Hill Javoby. 'i MRQV CL B Fr-rimxf lfusinw 5 av' f MR CLUB S A S 53 ff R Club concession stand Girls or fish? ?? President Baldes presides R Club meeting BLHO QR S NATIONAL 0 Q Howon socuew Y 7 7 5 X! 1 N6 BACK ROW Kathy Klslmg Robert Anderson B111 Normark Wayne Schoeder Mlke Young Jeanette Hubbard MIDDLE ROW Jenn Qume Darla David Carol Hamburg Carolyn Lo an Nancy Iogan Judy Connell FIRST ROW Mary Grrffm Donna Peters Patty Morrrs Barbara Ander on Shxrlev Brown OFFICERS Presldent SHIRLEY BROWN VICE Presldent JUDY CONNELL Treasurer DONNA PETERS The Rlverton chapter of the INat1onal Honor Soclety IS orgamzed for the purpo e of 1nsp1r1ng Wllhlfl the students a desrre for knowledge and for promotlng student partlclpatlon 1n extracurrxcular actlvltles No student who has recelved a 4 on a semester grade basls 1S ehglble for tl'l1S orgamzatlon A Sophomore must be 1n the upper 595 of hls class a Jumor 1n the upper IOZQ of h1s class and a Semor ln the upper 1396 These students must also possess at least a 2 O as erage or better to be Cllglble for Honor Society The sponsor of th1s club 15 Mr Blackw KWRL GENE LEE NIOTOR 1450 KCS General Sales and Service Good Muslc Statlon All Brands of O11 and Gas secretary ot,,,.,o fSfl11QffRfffffffff'WAYNE scuom-:R BACK ROW: Ron Cook, Larry Peters, Priscilla Mirahel, Joan Roylance, Jana Sackman, Cary Foster. SECOND ROW: Charles Tonkin Jenn Quine, Page Moss, Maurice Neville, Mary Ellen Smith, Ruth Soper, Wes Hill, Judy Connell, Carolyn Logan. FIRST ROW Raymond Swanson. Treasurer: Judy Roylance, Secretaryg Bev Hardy, Presidentg Mrs. Sackman. Sponsorg Bill Normark, Vice-Pre ldent Initiation THE PIA 'S The Riverton Thespians is a dramatic cluh. organized to provide a wider fellowship for those interested in draniatics. The main oh- jective of the organization is advancement of the dramatic arts in education and recreation. lt is primarily a social group. Their sponsor is Mrs. Lois Sacl-cman. Compliments of LUCKY BIC URANIUM CORPORATION Riverton, Wyoming UL 6-2241 Yi r A f J .,., F as +, 31 , ' -' . .4 1. f? 3. 3 51 2 4? 5 5 W , ff? K. my A. A 'S A ,K my - XMI W '1-, nf 4 ff M 5 pe- sf ew ' A . W? :Se ix :f 2? 6 eg , A .- rfg.f'-?.-E 2 ik., il 5 ,- ' -K i . 5 xc , H ff- ' - ,iff ' M Q? Y 'Y' I' gf S L, , 'T Hs, . Exist F 1 .Q A '56 ' f W , f L 2 ' 7 7,1 4 I Q . X iQ M X: Ai '4 f--3? xl, 3 . Q ' WA ' 02'-'H W ' fi-',f '.,p 'if-'GJ ,. 952 ' -4---1'i,:f?f - :'5Z7'75'- . ' Lf W V W in P 7 'ff' 4, Y 155 5. L fL , ATWEE LQ 2 Sig ,, L . g in fig? . i .qiff , 211,152 fzffh- -xywwff f m, K W Q 4 mwfa rx? alt If van. 'V 'fWQ2' :ml ,Q Q aaa- mf- Pantomime FUTURE TEACHER The activities of the Riverton Chapter of the Future Teachers of Xmerica were many and varied during the 1959-69 school year. This Jrganization was in charge of the concession stand at several of the tome football games. They also constructed the Queenis float for the ?lomecoming Parade. As a service organization the Riverton club nstalled the Lander F.T.A. President, Joanne Henton, was a platform guest at the District Teachers, Convention held in Thermopolis. The ?.T.A. was also responsible for the distribution of seals and pins luring Red Cross Week. Another exciting event was the F.T.A. Talent Show held in April. The show consisted of various acts presented by nembers of the school. This club also had a strong substitution pro- gram and many of its members were called upon by the faculty to do substitute teaching. Hidden talent . . . One of the highlights of the F.T.A. Show. An F.T.A. memb HURSH INSURANCE AGENCY Ifs a Good Policy Not To Have a Bad One Riverton, Wyoming UL 6-2233 BACK ROW Tommy McCoy, Gary Weber, George Coen, Richard Moore, Ferry Dennis, Weston Reeves, Homer Blomberg Stanley D1 hy Glen Fulerton. THIRD ROW: Kenny Holt, Jim Snider, Jim Abeyta, Gary Fulerton, Bill Bias, Dean Hubbard Richard Brown Dale Howander Richard Miller, Keith Lange, Eugene Raymond. SECOND ROW: Fred Jensson, Steve Cambell, Bob Kier Roy Drake lim Lucas Ferry Likman, Harold Heberline. FIRST ROW: Bill Mills, Vice-Presidentg Lyio Cox, Parliamentarian Gerald Korell Secretary Dick Darnall, President, Gary Gordon, Sentinelg Stanley Wilson. Treasurerg Stanley Stone, Reporter. Vocational Agriculture boys hold a prominent place in local and state activities. The Riverton judging team placed third in state competition. Dick Darnall earned a State Farmer Award-a very small percent of F.F.A. boys in the state receive this award. Twelve things F.F.A. boys try to remember as they prepare for their future careers are: the value of time, the success of perseverance, the pleasure of working, the dignity of simplicity, the worth of character, the power of kindness, the influence of example, the obligation of duty, the wisdom of economy, the virtue of patience, the importance of talent, and the joy of originating. This is the first year since 1956 that the F.F.A. boys have had the privilege of working in a shop. The new shop is, of course, a great asset toward the furtherance of Future Farmer training. The new shop also includes some conveniences that the old shop did not have. FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA FREMONT COUNTY CORONER'S OFFICE Drive Slow-We Can Wait Davis Funeral Home ! vw Wffp, -ww :H , -'D A W ,fig 'y fa,-ff,-Z. ,' L 1 U sv W 1 'GC' 4 , ,, . 1 Q Af, 1' w 5 I s , 4 A K Z-Q 'if H w au 1 la 55 , , 'iz :Wg 2. g y' Q 2 I 'ff-,,,.', f ' ., ,A J, ' Y 7' if, ' ' Jiffy z ' 'A-,A ' 351633, ' ef 3?-125542 '5223 f' Q' i v fymv M1 v. , , . an x Af k 5 my Q ,,w ' if on g4'l:f'i Af' if ' ff 7' as 4 .U ,, WN, --5 Z ,pf Av , , f 6, N: Q: V. ' Us A M sw ,glaix W X T' TOP ROW, left to right: Carol Carper. .lanette Hubbard. Judy Conn:-ll. Rolwrtu Ref-xt--. ttmlrvy YonKrosigk. Mary Cilster. 111511111 ltvglleryl. Pat Turpin. SECOND ROW: Wanda Drake. Linda Rogers. Evelyn Griffin. Carol Hamburg. Patty RIOTTTS, E1111118 10811 T311 .mda Fchrinar. Charleen Banta. FIRST ROW: Mary Griffin. Georgia Griffin. Nlarilyn lllnmlmurg. Patsy lllmnlwrgz. Sharon Haines, Marlevn Anding. Patricia Lewis. Mrs. Cosner. The Riverton FHA. Club has been active during the 1959-60 school term under the leadership of Mrs. Teresa Cosner. Mary Griffin was the chapter president. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in home economics and to realize the importance of home and family life. The club colors are red and white and the motto is: 4'Toward New Horizons. Four members. Mary Griffin. Carol Carper. Mary Gilster. and Judy Connell, attended the state meeting at Laramie. Some major actixities for the year were a bake sale. a dance. and a sale of Carrot sticks at some of the ballgames. The Future Homemakers had a banquet at which the F.l7.:X. buys serxed. Dirk Oarnall was c-hosen PHA. Beau. Xlr. Connell. Mrs. Fhepherd. Mr. Carper. and Mr. Griffin were elected Chapter Mother and Fathers. Judy Connell is able to go to Tvashington UC. lrt'l'3l1S6 at the end uf the term she was elected State N-vretary. X E FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA A. N. NELSON General Contractor 317 North Tth 92 riL 6-2847 x ,.,,'1 Q FUTURE URSES Although the Future Nurses are a small organization. they are very active and work hard towards some day attaining their goal. The project of the club this year was working, in shifts, at the hospital as nurses aids. Their work consisted of helping the nurses, cleaning the rooms, delivering meals to patients and learning the correct way to take temperatures and pulse. The officers of the organization are: President. Carol Adamsg Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Heil. Future Nurses are at work. TOP ROW: Peggy Cooper. Carol Adams, Donna Davis, Pansey Klaiber. Sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Connell, June Ann Blix Barbara Heil. CHOPPING CAFE LOC.-XNS AUTO PARTS We Try Hard R. M. Logan To .Wake lt Like Home-Cooked .Heals VL 6-3328 93 - P ???f2?'1?2- ' wht V 5 My ff fs , 2 ,T 5 f 1. if 5 iw if iv ,A wma. v K ,iq i . , if . -' . ,nag Tk ' f X A 5 fe 23, 1 v 4 U ' A I s. 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'vw , -. ynfll, Aj' -- TOP ROW left to rlght Rlchard Smlth Lyle Cox Robert Anderson Bob Tucker Bruce Swrtalskl Harold Slek B111 Burle on Roger Norrls Herbert Stoxer THIRD ROW Bob McFar land Anme Vlgxl Peggy Cooper Carol Adame Jo Lynn Harmon Marlys Hart Steve Harmon SECOND ROW Sponsor Mr Shephard Nancy Kova Helen Andereon 'NIary Forbes Vlfglflla Danowsky Sharon Nlelvm L11 Korner Donna Dau Joan Roylance FIRST ROW Lmda Sichlrmer Ahce 'Nlonroe Nlarron John on Nlary Peter on Jeanne Logard Adel Sheldon Carol e er Preeldent LIZ KOROSILC Vice-President: MARLYS HART Secretary: DONNA DAVIS Treasurer: DONNA DAVIS FRENIONT PAINT 81 GLASS 117 West 6th Street UL 6-9843 TOP ROW, left to right: Robert Hastings, Dennis Rosburg, Mike McGuire, John Hursh, Dennis Stack, Rodney VonKrosigk. SECOND ROW: Robert McDonald, Jim Legg, Kathy Flint, Nancy Logan, Jean Martin, Clara Weber, Larry Amundson, Duane Stenner. THIRD ROW: Charles Van Brunt, Bob Butcher, Evelyn Griffin, Sylvia Wisner, Sharon Haines, Mike Young, Gene Case. FOURTH ROW: Larry Heslep, Bob Sadler, Pat Turpen, Mickey Portwood, Glenda Lancaster, John Hardy, Connie Lain. FIFTH ROW: Bradley Bach, Priscilla Mirabal, Margo Dilday, Judy Connell, Eddie Terry. President: BOB SADLER Vice-President: JEAN MARTIN Secretary: NANCY LOGAN Treasurer: KATHY FLINT GOOD'S OIL COMPANY Carter Distributor UL 6-2651 4' , 'K 1 , W-.M 1 ' QR I 1' K ,fl X f xx Lvft tu right: IVJ1-nnis Stack. Hr. Snook. Sponsorg Wayne House. Pete Ashbaugh. fs ' 'ig Qjrf- ' . In Naaaaaa, this is the right way, fellows! PHOTO f CL U 6 x 'V RIYERTON CRE.-UIERY AND DAIRY BAR Coffee Time Is Pleasant Here We Haw All thv Dain' New-ds You Want Handy UL' 6-9617 CLB Q LIBRARY CLUB if -4 -1:1 Barbara Wlimpenney Linda Schriner Emma Jean Tait Jeanette Hubbard Judy Roylance President Vice-Pre51'denf Secretary Treasurer Executive Comm The Library Club members have spent many hours learning the functions of the library and helping the director. Mrs. Madge Jewett, to operate the library efficiently. Besides the regular meetings. the organization held a dinner party for the Honor Members. Carol Adams was given a gift for putting in the most hours of library work. As a special project, the club donated a wall clock to the library. Judy Connell Carol Adams Brain factory, R.H.S.l Assistant, ,ludy ,l. Barrettg librarian, Mrs. .lewett 9 ...I ...1,..... i -L- Beverly Hardy, Kathy Kisling, Barbara Anderson, and Carol Befus. ...WML 4V-4 F QL- WIND RIVER READY MIX BERT'S CLEANERS 81 LAIINDRX Concrete Mix to Specifications Drapery Cleaning-Alterations UL 6-34-03 UL 6-3947 T ..-:KQV ery good. Wheeeee' The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization providing an opportunity for the girls interested in sports to participate. Some of their 1959-60 ar-tivities included: a demonstration of tumbling and trampoline work at half-time during the Lovell basketball game. and such individual and team sports as softball. basketball, volleyball. swimming. tumbling. and trampolining. The sponsors of this vlub are Mrs. Rachel Ratliff and Mrs. Beverly Hillmer. Plopl ICR HIGH A E 3 f if ' a B S I S x 1 E 1 i 1 1 E 5 Z i 5 K fiti, -gf, A l A ,, ,lv---'- . x .Y x - ara, EIGHTH GRADE The officers of the Eighth Grade Class for 1959-60 are: President, Gary Von Krosigkg Vice-President. Evertt Befus: Secretary. Carol Davis: Treasurer. Alan Hardy. Deena Sackman and Ricky Scott represented the class in Student Council. Mrs. Mote. Mr. Lyman. and Mr. Porter were the class sponsors this year. The Class of 1964 with 150 pupils. has completed a most successful year. The Eighth Grade had a-float 'Swat Out Landeri' in the Home Coming Parade. The Jr. High had a highly successful basketball season. They received third place in tournament and several were chosen for the all-tournament team. Vicke Hiemsoth and Carol Lee Isom were the eighth grade cheerleaders. There were also four twirlers from this class. Several of the Eighth Graders won awards at the Science Fair in Riverton, Powell and Casper. Congratulations, Seniors of '60 Courtesy of VITRO MINERALS Am 'EI fs ,g 1 4 In-af' EQ EIGHTH GRADE WYOMING MARKET Get Your Fresh .lleats and Vegetables From Us UL 6-2895 Sandra Adams Larry Anderson Vivian Andrews Rose Apadaca April Apgar ,lim Barker Jamie Barrilt ,lean Bavles lean Beatv Michael Beck David Becker Evertt Befus Bill Black Connie Bracken Linda Brandon Jim Brannon Keith Bruce Delores Burton Beverly Buttars Rodger Campbell Diana Cassity Sharon Cassity Donald Cavaness Timmy Coleman Roy Coulson Clearance Crippen Stanley Dalton Glendene Davenport Eugene Davenport Lyle David ' EIGHTH GRADE THE SPORTSMALN Bowling-Coffee Shop 611 East Main UL 6-2636 Carole Davis Patrick Dean Robert Deaver James Denoski Betty Dierks Michael Donelson Karyn Eller Bob Elliot Patricia Elliston Phillip Evans William Farthing J im Foley Nina Fullmer Joan F orbis ,lacequeline Fyffe Patricia Gartner Marilyn Gonder Otto Gotte Pat Griffith Dorma Hager Chuck Hall Geraldine Hambu Carolyn Hammett Gerald Hansen Alan Hardy Donna Heil Vicki Heimsoth Dale Hill Eugene Hinkle Russell Hinkle rg EIGHTH GRADE RIVERTON RANGER First With News and Pictures Advertising-Job Printing 421 E. Main UL 6-2244 Joann Hinsley Dennis Hoffman Larry Hinton Leonard Hixon Tom House David Hubbard Sandra Hunter Sheryl Inman Carol lsom Noel Jeffers Jerry Johnson Lydia Keller Linda Kenny Charles Koster Terri' Lacev Sandra La Chance Fred Larsen Karen Larson Eddie Leake Jackalyn Lee Judy Legg Jimmy Leikam Libby Logan Patrick Logan Richard Loghry Robert Loghry Leona Luers Joyce Lund Gary Madison Mary Madock Q, T7 Q 41 l08 J M! 1:2 35.3. ti EIGHTH GRADE L. K. Lewis STANDARD BULK DEALER Premium Quality-Dependable Service Box 307 UL 6-2689 Donna Martin Rex Martin Kennith McCoy Vicki Miller Tom Nlirahal Mary Monson Norman Moss Clayton Neely Karen Nicterian Cheryl Orth Justine Parker Laxsrenve Parkin Terry Pam-oe Alive Perea Phelnie Piggott Shiela Raetz Susan Randolf Jerry Redman Mary Reeves Dennis Roberts LeRoy Romero Kennith Rosbery Denna Sackman Wayne Salum Harry Sauer Richard Scott Jack Sheldon Weldon Shelly Jim Shoemacker Leonard Short i EIGHTH GRADE RIYERTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses Sale Every Tuesday I.'L 6-3367 David Shoup Vickie Stephenson Mickey Stoger Elise Stone Bob Swann Warren Swanson Sharon Sutton Sandra Syrie Cary Thompson Karen Trenary Pam linderwood Robert Underwood Nora Vigil Gary Von Krosigk Phyllis Wassink Joyce Weast Eddie Weaver Alice Weber Wesley Weber Donna Weiser Aloma Wilkinson Thomas Willman Randy White Sherman Whiting Cary Whitstine Billy Wood Cheryl Woodard Ronald Woodral Sharon Writenhouse .Iudy Wunder XX 'Nlaurine Geraud Presidentg Robyn Porter, Secretaryg Johnny .lannsen Student Councilg lid Young, Vice-Presidentg Celest Fowlks, Qtudent Council Bobbie Ann Le Clair, Treasurer. GR DE The Class of 1965 has opportunity in store for it. This class is the largest of anv in the high school with 190 students. This class will have the-privilege of being the first eighth grade going into the new Riverton Junior High. This vearis Seventh Graders will have the responsibility of setting good traditions, organizing the activitiesi and providing the leadership which will be the guide in this new building for the oncoming classes. The activities of the l960 Seventh Graders covered a wide field. The Seventh Grade provided members for the Junior High football. basketball. and track teams. The class competed in the interesting. highly competitive intramural program. Two Junior High cheerleaders and one twirler were selected from the Seventh Grade. Three members of the student council represented the class. The Seventh Grade also entered a float. Lets Land on Landerf' in the Homecoming Parade. The Class of '65 also had two colorful dancing parties during the vear. One was held in the fall and the other was in the spring. The Riverton High Schools Science Fair was dominated by the Seventh Grade. which sent ten winners to the District Fair in Powell and two entered the State com- petition i11 Casper. 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II7 - on M lv ,Is 4 f 5 I a ' , ' , V - l.t-ft to right. TOP ROW: Coach John-on. Weldon Slit-lley. Alan Hardy, Bill King, Gary Madison. Melvin Dickman, Donald Cavaness, Eugene llinklt-. Nlarty Ns-why. Steve Cole. Tommy Warren, James Kennedy, Coach Robertson. SECOND ROW: .Iohn Tucker. Tom Henton. Guy Simons. Dick Johnson, Bill Novotny. Bolt Woodward, Randy White, Cary Whetstine, Jim Barker, Terry Lacey, Everett llefus. Gary Thompson. THIRD ROW: David Beker. liolm Deaver. Brad Redfern, Johnny Janssen, Sherman Whiting, Rex Martin, Tom lacolry. Morris Workman. Wendle Harkins. Ricky Scott. Larry Henton, Roger Campbell, Mike Conelson. FOURTH ROW: ,lim Heberlin, KPN .If'HIlIIlgs, Don Anderson. Alan Moore. Clayton Neely, Boll Swan, Charles Farthing. Dennis Rossman. Gerald Hansen, Mike Blackford. Gary Yon Krosigk. Ken Rnsburg. Denny Elkins. FRONT ROW: Norman Anderson. Rodney Ross, Ed Yound. Johnny Lucero. .lim lforlmis. .lack Sheldon, Terry Paskel. Warren Swanson, Mike Beck, Mickey Stoeger. Jim Strahand. .Iimmy'Brannan. Left to right: Coach Robertson. Coach Mower .IU TIGR HIGH FOOTBALL Riverton.. .I9 Thermopolis . 0 Riverton, , ,, 26 Worland ,. 0 Riverton., , .19 St. Stephens .....,,,....,,..,, ,. , O Inter Squad Red I3 White 6 HATS OFF TO THE JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM WHO WENT THE ENTIRE SEASON WITHOIQT HAVING A POINT SCORED AGAINST THEM. MARTINS JEWELRY HEATH MOTEL Diamonds Watches Silverware PhonesiTV I I8 ,UL 6-3346 AAA x M ,fs5,x,fi5t 13 Ol TOP ROW Eu ene Hlnkle Bob lNeelw Gary Yon Kro igk, Jim Barker. Eve-rett Befus, Mike Heck. Ed Weaver. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Qcott Gary Nladl on Bob Swan Alan Hardw Terry Lary. Charle-Q Farthing Glanagerr. THIRD ROW: .lohnny lanven. Ed Xoun Bob Ro Q Dick John on Norman Nnder on Coach Bob Porn-r. UNIOR HIGH BASKETB LL Coach Porter and the Jr. High boys had a good season with 4 wins and l loss. The team also took third place in the Jr. High tournament which was held in Riverton. 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Heim- snth. K, Nivlitvrn. I. Be-nn:-tt. T. Luo. K. Davenport. S, Stringfield. R. Neely. M. Geraud. B. Dirks. NI. llontlvr, ll. I-'owke-s. Nl. Ulmlarml. J. Ificlienlwcrgvr. B. Loghry. W. WX-rnvr. ROW 5: KI. Ray. S. McMichael, V. Str-plie-ii-mi. I.. Kinnv. .l. Park:-r. S. Stultz. JUNHHIIHGH BOYS'GLEE CLUB IH ROW 1: C. Martin, D. Heumier. D. Heckart, L. Spenver. J. Lucero. T. Pescol, J. Yan Velson, 0. Young, R Lucas. R. Schaefer. ROW 2: D. Johnson, J. Janssen, R. Stover. B. Redfern. B. Eastman. D. Becker. C. Farth- ing. K. Rosburg. S. Cole, K. Brasel, C. McFarlane, N. Jeffers. ROW 3: E, Young. R. Smith. J. Heberlein. K. Cook. D. O'Neill, J. Lejkam, E. Weaver. A. Hardy. E. Leaks-. P. Brown. R. White, J. Foley. D, Huh- bard. ROW' 4: BI. Neroley, R. Campbell, S. Whiting, S. Dalton. J. Brannan. NI. Beck. F. Lrasen. R. Hinkle M. Stoeger. Bolm Deaver. J. Kennedy. T, Mirabal. M. Donelson. L. Fhort. T. McCoy. D. Lewis. v RIYERTOX ELECTRIC COMPANY Wiring and Lighting Supplies Lighting Specialists LL 6-3386 QE ' H M 3 is-ACK-Zi Were-ioyalloyou... Aff Y Q Put on the 01' English, Coach! Aspirin, anyone? Miss Riverton. 1960 'i i'Oh. no! I forgot my lincsl' What happened, Randy?? - V S XlJLEli'5 QLOLIJKX Rl LF .l XY5 WPILIJIXU X NIMIHIXI-I FHHI' Efcrytlzing to Wear 602 W, Hain Nairn- Iiranfi- KL 62821 C' 1 Q , 5 SPORTS O GLENN BIQRGESS Head Foothall Coach IVAN JONES Assistant Coach Shake him, Richard! RI ERTO l 19 t131!B54g i--6.-. Il,.,. 1,--.' TOP ROW, left to right: Bill Bitne-r, Cone Warnock, Eddy Abeyta, Randy Barton, Rodney Von Krosigk, Larry Peters, Ron Cook, Richard Brown, Coach Burgess. THIRD ROW: Coach Kennedy. Bill Jacoby, Ray Bickel, George Baldes, Greg Mower, John Hursh, Gayle Lain, Mike McGuire, Stanley Bryant. SECOND ROW' heginning of the 1959-60 there were only six seniors. The squad registered two with wins over Losell and Cody. which ended in a outcome was decided in who won the California play highlight of the season w Fifty-fire men reported for practice at the season: of these wins and one tie: Thermopolis. The as the game with tie. However. the favor of Riverton -off. 4 V W Q I I 5 7 wg' ff.. , W . X r riu E I O 0 I 2 i ,I S ' R 51 12 46 A ,Zn -Wx ,Hin X Richard Baldvs. Ed Hnttman. Bob Butcher, ,lim Morey, Bob Sick, Ed Polf, Mike Young, Keith Lange. FIRST ROW: Eugene Raymond, Ross Vogelsang, Ken Fla-ming. Paul Christlvr, Robert And:-rsrm, Wayne Lange, Connie Lain, Larry Heslep, manager. CO-CAPTAINS--Ed and Gayle TOM KENNI-IDX Assistant Cuavh BOB PORTER Assistant Coach Bring him down. ,41- W.. 4-ff -2-,5f?.f.1gQ'-f gt n 'Hu -A X ts. , Yi vig AJ.A,. A Q te. Q ' If 4, v I I. r , A ffggff I I . I KEITH I..-KNCE RICHARD BROWN Ilalfluavk Fulllpuck 110x119 M 1 II is RICHARD BALDE5 MIKE YOUNG ED POLF JOIIN HLRNH lialfhack Ouarte-rlxark Tum-klv Ouart .1 if n fa-In f I x if AI l - WI I 7 B J! ' 1 I IIII I Q-gf 4 .' A ' If, , . :I I I X ' A VIIILL .IACOBY QENE WARNOCK RON COOK BILL BITNER WAYNE LANGE GEORCI' BALDEN Iavkle- ffuurcl Cvntcfr C ard Halflmack FuIIIJz1 si iq A. if D. Seniors Help! Let me out! I 'BU' II73NI75W ugh, v xx-fy QQ j e 'Km - , ' LI '735z -6 J! j 2 9- x c xi 3 Q X Ei 1 155' X E X F I f 1 1 I x LARRY PETERS GAYLE LAIN GREG MOWER MIKE HCCUIRE RAY BICKEL RODNEY Eml Encl Center Guard Fullllack VON KROSK lx End G' 5 .riff ! X X J Elf E4 A I A A GORDON SCHUBIACHER BOB BUTCHER BOB SIEK Tackle Guard Tackle 5 A 4 , .Q 1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Riverton, ..,7 Green River ..A,...,.A.....A. Riverton , 0 Rawlins ...... Riverton ,,,, ,12 Lovell .,,,,, Riverton ,,7,.. 13 Cody ,.,........, Riverton ,,,l.. 13 Powell ...,,,,, Riverton ,,,,,, 19 Greybull ..,.,,., Riverton ,, 0 Worland ,,,, Riverton ..,,, 38 Thermopolis ., Rivertonw, ,,,, 6 Lander ir 18 22 13 37 26 26 18 25 7 Jil Flying Saucer? ? ? VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Z TOP, left to right: Coach Robert Robertson, Larry Peters, Dennis Rosburg, .lack Russell. Rodney VonKrosigk Cordon Schumacher Randy Barton, Richard Brown. BOTTOM: Ross Vogelsang, John Hursh, Mike Young, Gayle Lain. Keith Lange, Robert Ornelas George Baldes. Wayne Lange, Ernie Scott. Riverton ,,,,,,,,. .t.... Riverton ..,, Riverton e,.,,,, ,,,,.e.. 44- Riverton ,.,,,,,,, ,,.,.. 48 Riverton ,,....,,,,,,..,, 37 Riverton ....,,,,,,,,,,,, 48 Riverton ..,.,.,.,,, ,,,, Riverton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 41 Riverton ....,,,,,,,,,,,. 40 Rivertbn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41 Riverton ...,,,,,..,..,., 4-0 Riverton ...,..........., 48 Riverton ................ 47 Riverton .........,,,..,, Riverton Riverton Rlverton ..,............. 45 Riverton ...,.,...,.,,.,. 46 Riverton Riverton .........,....,. 44- R1verton...-..-.-a-..66 'Non-Conference Games 31 1959-60 BASKETBALL SEASON ' 37 38 44 'Green River .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,.. ,, ,,,,,,,,, 45 'Green River 49 50 4-8 'Craig ,,,,,,,,.., ..,,, 'Evanston , Thermopolis cody ,.ee..,,.,e.. .ff 52 Powell .,,,. 43 51 38 52 43 Lovell ,.....,,... ..,,,, Greybull ..... .frfr Worland ,,,,, .,,,, Basin ......,,.... ,...,. Thermopolis ,,,. ...... 5 1 Lander t ....,.,. ff.,f, 3 9 Powell ...,,.,,. fff,. 40 Greybull ...... H --... 48 Basin .,,,,,, f..... 5 0 Cody .,r..,...... ...... 5 5 Worland ,,.,., - ..... 48 Lovell ,,.,... ..... 4 5 Worland .r..., .......... 46 38 Lander ......,. --- 'ffwffv qw, 4 R gm 1 fm 1 Y .,-, 5 .rf , .F ,M 4 ii is Ka 1? I. 33 A Q f .. -N A yn ' W fa. 'es Q I an T' M 0. ' a Sl X TOP HOW: Cwavh Burgess. Mike Ywung, Chuck Tonkin. Dick Cornish. lmu- Warnwk. Juhn Hursh. Rodney Y0nKrosigk. Randy Barton. Richard Brmsn. Ed Kisling. lark Russell, Paul Christler. Berry Johnson. Coach jones. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Franky Fordyce, lark Pm-tvli. Hay Bickel. John Valdvz. Claytun Van Houtcn. Ken Fleming, Larry Pen-rs. Wayne Lange. Richard Baldes. Harold Sick, Jim Lf-gg, BOTTOM ROW: Davcd Moffat. Stanlvy Bryant. Keith Lange, Donny Fikv. Chuck Hill. Bill Burleson. Bill Bitnvr. Jerry. TRACK I l, Mile' N11-dley Bvlayf-Keith Langlv. Larry Pe-lf-rs. Ray Bickel. Stan Bryant----4-t nvw scliool and district record I3 minutes 50.4 sccondsl. fi , A z T K' S: A. f Q QL J. Y Q H .1 ' Q V , w ,134 ' viwkgv ,- . 1-4. . tc , - , .Aw . N . .. , . - -If 'vi s 011.3-'Q , ls-'1'r'..f'f+--..,.'2 Q , 1 , 'Q 'W' MZ 1 .. Richard Brown-2nd in Discus, 3rd in Bob Butcher, Rodney Von Krosigk 4-th in 220 at Keith Lange-2nd at District in Half Broad Jump, 4th in Shotput at District. District. Mileg Stan Bryant-lst at District in Half Mile. if it 100-Yard Dash ' - ' an I Track season opened Nlarch 15. 1960. with 38 hoys reporting. Y- ' Riverton Vifolverines copped 3rd place at the Fremont County meet Randy Bart0nA2nd in Shotput and 4th in Discus at District-set new school of high winds. Randy Barton was the only double winner of the day. f9C0fd in Sh0fPUI and DiSCl1S- at Morton. Riverton's 8841-yard relay team set a new record in spite winning the shot and setting a new record in the discus with a distance of 132' 8 5 18 , At the Cody Invitational, Riverton placed third behind Cody and Powell. Randy Barton won both the shotput and discus setting a new school record of 110' in the discus. Rodney VonKrosigk. Boh Butcher. Ray Bickel. and Gene Warnock established a new school record in the R80 yard relay with a time of 1:37.25 The Vfolverines finished the regular track season in a tie with the Cody Broncs as Co-Champs of the Big Horn Basin District Track Meet with 53 points. It was truly a team victory with many of our men contributing points. Keith Lange, Rodney Vonlirosigk. Gene Warnock. and Stan Bryant set a new meet and school record in the mile medley with a time of 3:50.-1. Richard Brown. Randy Barton. Stan Bryant, Keith Lange. Charles Hull. Dennis Fike. Rodney Vonlirosigk. and Gene Warnock qualified for the State Meet in Casper on May 20 and 21. I37 H' A ,A 'e 4 fi Q - , ff ,3- .qk W ye A x I VL -w-1 it tri 4 Nl f A 3 .q ? X ax 1' N Aff +G. ' ' u ,I 5' 'P fe-Sf t if wuw,4,q,, 'vw' A I , V KI W1 Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton Riverton ,,,,,,,, Riverton Riverton Riverton ,, , Riverton, Riverton Riverton Riverton Worland Crevhull ,.,i, Cody Powell ,,,,,, , Lander Saratoga Evanston .,,,, Lovell YY,,,,,,, Thermopolis Rock Springs Casper , ,, , Thermopolis Lander ,,,,,, Bob Anderson has advantage over opponent. RE TLI G 34 12 33 43 38 25 45 21 23 28 Unidentified Riverton man i in a rough spot. 28 29 17 Wrestlers Anderson, Darnell, and Raldez pose with other Fremont County winners at Regional Tournament. 1 sl ' , o , 'W-Nm RIYERTON VALLEY ELECTRIC ASSX. ':Ownerl by Those Who Serve '39 N, ? wma ,lfii A .,,fIfq,l M5 2 14 R mira aw rf .59 H if Q.. 'kid ,Q ng' s..z,., ' . ,af ar- -M , f .-sgv- ,, ' 4 ,' , lf HOMECOMING ROYALTY , o First Place-Art Class HOMECOMING November 5 and 6 was the date for the 1959 Homecoming celebration. Although plans had begun many weeks in advance, the actual Homecoming festivities were set in motion with a snake dancen the evening of November 5. The long line of students wound its way from the park, across town, to the High School where a rousing pep rally was held around a huge bonfire. Activity resumed the next morning and despite the cool, windy weather the festive spirit burned warmly. Seniors, Jennifer Quine and Carolyn Hendrickson, and Iunior. Barbara Anderson, were chosen as Homecoming candidates. A very scenic and colorful parade traveled down main street to conclude the morning festivities. At the game, lovely Carolyn Hendrickson was named as Homecoming Queen. She and her attendants were honored at the half-time ceremony. The royalty reigned over the remainder of this annual activity. The hopes of cheerleaders, students, and spectators were high but at the final gun a more determined Lander team had become the victor of the afternoon. Although spirits were dampened by the loss of the game there was still fun to be had at the dance that evening. This was the one big happy event of 1959 wrapped up and presented by and for R.H.S. labeled Homecoming Second Place-Juniors Mickey or Jerry? HILLTOP STANDARD Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Specialists- W e Take Good Care of Your Car 820 W. Main I43 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 9 xe- m NINRNX NFXNRL RH K I IIN BXRI XRX XNDFRNOX X11 ndwm T R I v Y 1 ,f - . 'R . pr WV ,y 1. vm ' Q i A n 2 2 ,, ,,L , , 7' f X ,ww ' R MMU- f 4-- 'k R Vln, ..,- Q V Yi ., 5 2 .HFIU TROXITL- -Viv lam Y N' A Y' ' 'g J 'fl' 4 Z, g , Aw , .N O --, 4- K . K, A 1 W . A 0, s .K pf' f n'k 3 lv, M: 1 9 K we ,.,., .. -m a is ff 1 W A -FI-.1' . ---- 5 ,,.:,a:,, F QQ-5 2 5:2 3 2 Ja J? 4 .- X V v ,. ,Mrk ' QE 'B , , if -r W -- 5-,A . 1 4: yj A-'QQQTQ 11:45 f , AV, ' . .3 ,, Q. Q5 vf 5 if 'z ff ,Q ,E 5 5 3 A Z ll' Wx w , W gf n .- gi 5 J EE .1 1, 1' ii ii ,. , ,... f y i '42 1 ., 2- -3 Tw 5 522 J 6 1. Mfigi-f 2? 2, , 4: 'QP P' 5 334: fwixv CLASS OF 960 The Proces ronal The Pre entatron The cherl hed po es xon CONINIEINCENIENT Rn erton H1gh qchool Program Nlax 19 1960-8 O0 P VI Processzonal RHS Band Imocalzon 'Vlarx Grlffm Qalumforw Address Shlrlex Broun Bows Octet Ure Judrth Suxak Dzrector flddrvss Wasne Qchroeder R H S Concert Choir Come and Let Ls Wor hlp Together Yea Though I Wander Address Jenmfer ume S010 Jared Ro hurg Acc 'Vhss Ellen Lambert Paledzctory Address Carolsn Logan Presentatzon 0 Auarfls Supt James 'Vloore Presenlalzon 0 Class Prmcrpal Floxd Hart Presentatzon o Dzplomas Wllham Moffat Benedzctlon Vhke Young Recesszonal R H S Band I47 GIRLS STATERS Left to rlght Jeanette Hubbard Judy Connell Barbra Anderson LIZ Koroeec Sharon Melvrn Kathy Klstllng BOY AND GIRL OF THE MONTH BACK ROW 'Nlary Gr1ff1n Donna Peter Harb: Hart 'NIIDDLE ROW Sharon NICIVIII B111 Nor mark Larrs Peter Kelth Lan e BOTTOWI ROW John Hurh 1Not howsn xI1k6 Xoun Gaxle Lan e Randy Barton Jerry K1nz1er Caro Iyn Lo an Beserly Hardy Judy Connell Jana BOYS STATERS Left to rlght John Hurah, B111 Normark, Larry Petere lNot Qhown Bob Butcher! PACIFIC POWER 81 LIGHT Q ': A Y ' ' , 5,A 1. . , : 1 , - , 1' 5, g. Y , 'z 5 . . s ' : 1 g. ,' g - I 1 ' v ' ' 2 1 ' 1 v Sackmanl in 7 : 1 v I 'Y . . 39 A 1 f . . i ' ' ' ' 1, 1 . nf I X N 9 . 1 , , Compliments of The 1960 Student Bofly Presidential Election was helfl during the week of :Xpril ith to the tlth. The three nominees for thi- high honor were: larry Peters. Bill Norinzirli. anfl John Hursh. The Campaign proxerl to he one of the inost exciting and the inost interesting one of several years. The posters were numerous and xarying anrl on the clay of the election the grin was rlecforatefl profusely with all sorts of earnpaign slogans zincl posters. :Xfter heing introflueeml hy their respective campaign managers. the three hoys gave campaign speeches. The voters were also very enthusiastic and afterwards at the polls they rnatle their choice of the 1961?-61 Ftuclent Body Presirlent: John Hursh. 3... STUDE T BODY PRE IDE T IAL ELECTIO K5 c A G GUY BREWER KI. 6-9900 I49 f QUUA Q. 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