Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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HANcocKfTack1e. ,.,HE J U 0,0 .N It ' , A Hanie one of the largest men on the Ju-Co squad was dependable at his posi- tion in all the battles. Hancock was chosen left tackle on the All-Kansas eleven. GALLEA-Quarterback. Mutt the sensational pilot of the '27 team proved to be a mighty man in the backfield. His spirit and playing ability was of unusual quality. Mutt was named quarterback on the All-Kansas Conference team. This was his first year fighting for the college. CLAY-Full Back. Cliff the triple threat man deserves much credit for his playing ability. His persistent fighting was feared by all op- ponents. He Was selected all-state full- back. This is the first year Clay fought for Parsons. HATCH-Tackle. Hatchie, the stockily built tackle played the usual good game throughout the season. Hatch won his first letter from P. J. C. this year. EE 'rwEN'rY EIGHT 69 Xf

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xx .9 f Nu-i ME xv ia Q. LI wtlb C1HIJl:lQT I 4ASwVBi :f l f Iii: cl GN! l J November 11-Coffeyville . . . . . November 24-Fort Scott . . . . . . . . RALPH VOHS aptain of Football Ralph Vohs, after two years of loval ' f service or P. J. C. leaves us this year. He was an able player whose ability to snag passes Won our championship game. Vohs a lettei m End-C , ' an in football, basket- ball and track his freshmen year, again repeated the same campaign his sophomore vear. He was a colorful player in the state conf ' ' ' eience last fall, Winning end and cap- tain on tl1e All-Kansas Conference eleven. Ralph stayed elegible all the time-and worked his way through school. Can another junior college athlete ,shoot as high? - .- P September 30-Pittsburg Teachers. . . - - October 8-Eldorado . . . 7-Here . . . 6--Here L p .... .... October 21-Arkansas City. . . . . . . November 2-Iola ...... Here .. O-Here .. 6-There . , THE SQUAD October 14+ Inde endence 6hThC1'C 12-There . . . . - 6 l arsons Junior College Football Schedule Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Z NINETEEN TNNENTYEIGHT xf

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inn! ,bi-f 'S Pm rl 'ls Kilhygqs bf 27 in Ihr ability . 'ls mils FUJI' rm His OP' ull- gh! lc K' II I9 V I .I Q m i J C. 0 a N I it 'S' W 1 ti Ps jig' I I ffm H RE VE R-Center. Johnnie, the bulky center was seen in the action in every game this season. Rever received his first letter from P. J. cl C. He was all-co f second tea.m. n erence centers on the COAD-Half Back-Captain-Elect. Sheriff Coad,s ability won him ca tain of the 1928 squad. He ficient player and a valuable team. Coad was captain of All-Kansas eleven. p- was an ef- man to the the second HEDRICK--Guard. - Carl a heavv linem N an for the Ju-Co machine won his second and last letter for Parsons. Carl was a consistent tearer in the line. R. KELLEY-Guard. Bob, a tall heavy Cardinal lineman was fighting ,for Parsons all the time, Fight- ing Bob received his second letter from Parsons junior college. He was selected P guard on the second all-conference team. g N .I N ET E E N ,'fw,..Ev,NT.Y EIGI-If-T'X xx