Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1948 volume:

is O ww I Ji H .F Q' WA VSWN W f-,Tm WHSZQJ A MM an N ' g k, ' . 46753, +,I:E:., . f f, e 'Q' , Pm, . .:. .:,.: .,,.. ,. 1. ., , M, 414- nm. N ' if , l'U:1f:Vsw?Zi . ,ww If 5 W ,wil-L, ww, ' we . -': E ,. ' dv 'CN,,J'vff . W E.: - I H , Q AL. ,. f f N W ' J K P ?' Q, .xg 1 lm ll.. 2 5 s '?'ifw:,?H :ft N ge '--f Q hhmWhHb1w ' M., 5, in sf, PARSONS JUNIOR COLLEGE rf U E A 353' s yE'w A x Q2 PARSONS, KANSAS DEAN E. F. FARNER To Deon E, F. Former, who resigned This year offer serving for twenty-four yeors in the C0- pocify of Deon of Persons Junior Cellege, the Staff respectfully dedicotes the 1948 PorKor1. gill illllllw'-F1 V ,af . . me ., iii 5 ii., Ee. fr A -K E i A X .- ll.. . . ' mm WALLACE GUTHRIDGE Superintendent 'V THE BOARD OF EDUCATION W. C. Crawford, treosurerg William Deorth, clerlq Superintendent 'Nol- lcice Guthridgeg Lyle Widupg Dr. R. C. Urieg Glenn Jonesg M, D. Choseg Bill Beechg S, H. Loughmiller, president. FAC U LTY I S CHARLES THIEBAUD ' 7 if B.S.3 M.S. L 'W' ' iff- Chemistry PM . . 5. if QW' H Q in imma A. E. BOWMAN QE. Q 3, . goirnalismg English INEZ CUNNINGHAM ILS.: M.S. English: Dramatics W. J. NEWELL ILS. Printinil LEETA SCOTT B.S. 3 M.A. Effi.ien1-y Sur-'eyy Mathematics CHARLES PIATT ILS.: M.S. I.atin: Commercial MARY SCOTT ILS. : M.A. Social Science KENNETH KNOX A.B. : M.S. Mathematics: Physics MARGARET SMITH A.1i.: M.A. C unseloi- ui' Women: Speech - J. H. KOONTZ 1!.S.: M.A. Commerce LORENE BAILEY 1i.S. : M.S. Biological Science WILLIAM WOOLFORD A.B. I-'oreisrn Lanuuaxres LUCILLE BAILEY PLS. , M.S. Commerce VESTA SMITH ILS. , M.S. Home Economics D. R. MORRIS B.S. Physical Education 3 High School Coach HELEN S. BARTLETT Librarizin L. L. PEASLEE Certificate of Approval Vu1'?ti0nal Machine Shun RUTH E. KOHLSCHREIBER Reuistered Nurse Home Nursing' ROGER JOH NSON B.A. Vocal Music: Theory MRS. M. D. CHASE 13.5. VICTOR L. HALL ILS. 3 M.S. Mechanical Drawing .RF 3? CHARLES S. MCCRAY Instrumental Music: MILDRED CUNNINGHAM A.I4. : M.A. Sovizil Scioncc WALLACE SWANSON li,S. College Couch: Nlathcmzllivs C. H. FRANKLIN ILS. : M.S. I'sych0Iugy 3 Science Survey MRS. CARRIE RANDALL Appmvuil Certificate English RAY E. WILLIAMS ILS.: M.S. Sucial Scivm-c PAUL A. KOMATP g- ILS. lmlustrial Arts 6' MARY E. TUPPER 15.5. 5 M.S. Homo Economics: IJ1i'L-Latin' of CZ1fEtEl'12- F. R. BRANDENBURG iif1iiCLll1lII'z11 Aslministralion MRS. PAULINE S. BRACKEN ILS.: M.S. Physical I-Imlilczxtiurxl Debate s W-ff ..,-wv' f--Q.,-1-M ,ww yy . Q A .,.. ' ' H .......wv ' Iva, RUTH DELAY Y.VV.l'.A. 123, lnI1'l'nz11i1Jnz1l Club 123, A 5:11131-IlzxCh1mir 11.. 3, CHARLES W. REGAN, JR. Gohlun Plzlulvs 113. BETTY JEAN WATERS O1'1'lu-:atm 133, Drum Cm-ps 133, Y.W.C.A. 123, Annual Stuff' 113, lfnntlixrlxts Club 123, l3l'U!-f1'2llYl Chair'- mzlu: School l'l:1y, Pri1l1' :xml Pre- ju1lif.'v g Mik:ul1m. DOROTHY L. MEIER Y.W.C'.A. 1:43. Prvsinlz-uf: ln101'lm1lun:1l Club 123, EUGENE CARNAHAN lfuutlmall 123. lie11bi1'1l Snort: Club 113. VIRGINIA GULICK Y.w.1f,A. 113. ELAINE SHIELDS Y.VV.l'.A. 1233, ln10l'nz11'i1xu:1l Club 123. VERLAND E. DRINGENBERG l1'.l+',A, 13 3, AC'l'13H2lll1,lL'S 113 , Emil- lu-1-rirlyf I1 3. MARY LOUISE BOECKER Y.XY.l'..-X. 113, llumc l-IC0u1rn1ic's Club 113. ILO JEAN SMITH Drum C'13r13s 121--I. A Falun-11:1 Vlmir 123. Student Council Ill, Hwnu- li 11- Qornin-S Club 113, G.A.A. 1l3, Mika- co. JIM ODELL tiulalen lizxulcs 123, C1101-r lmuclex' 113, .'XlI3ll2l. l 13l'ur1si1' 113, l3L':xr Ruth. LOIS MIDDLETON A Unmrellzl Clmir 143, Sc-1-ro1.a1'yg l1'ou1,liuhts 123, Y.W.C.A. 1233, Treas- 1l1'L'l'IAlpl'li1 l 1n'1'nsi1' 123, Music Club 113, Drum Cm-ps 143. G.A.A, 123, Mixc-11 lCnsembI1- 123, MiIazuI13. SOPHOMORES ZELDA JOHNSON F1mili1:l11r, Club 123, Y.W.C.A. 113. RALPH W. JOHNSON Y.M.C.A. 123. Alpha l 1n'cusiC 11x AZul1lun lizxiflcs 123. MYRA JEAN CANNON G.A.A. 123. LIVONA CALVIRD Y,W.C.A. 113, Owlu-s3z':1 123, Annual Stuff 123, Drum Corps 123, Alpha Fm-- 4-usiu 113. A, C TURNER YVONNE MUCHMORE Drum Corps 133, Orchostrzx 143, Choir' 123, lizxml 123. LORRAINE L. SEIBERT Pep Club 133, Vin-1--l'resi1lent: Y.W.- C.A. 1253, Alpha l 1u'1'nsic 123, G.A.A. 133, Vis-0-l'1'Q5ifls3n1 :.n1l T1'0:1s11I'vI'C Spurts Club 113. JAMES WHEAT l'l113113g:I'zml1y Club 113, Alpha Furun- siv 113, Y.lVl.K'.A. 113, Annual Stuff 1 P3 VETTA MARIE STEWART Drum Corus 1333, Choir 123. Dra- mulivs Club 113. ,p-1. JACK NEWELL REYNOLDS Rcllurfel' Staff I-11, Sports Club 111, 1111:-:oball Ill, A Cappella Choir 121. CI-IARLENE DISKIN Drum Corps 131, S0c1'L'1a1'y. MANUEL PEREZ Y.M.C.A. 141. WILLIAM D. I-IOPPER I-'outball 121, Athletic Club, I'x-1-simlent. NAOMI SHARP Y.W.C.A. 121. RALPH C. PERRILL Music Club 111. Y.M.C.A. 111, HMI Ica1I11 . HAROLD L, PEAK Redbirds 111, Basketball 1l1. NADYNE FLEMING Orchestra 141, T1'uasu1'vx': A Camwlla Choir 1731, Y.W.C.A. 1-11, T1-easux-vr: Home Economics Club 111, Musiv Club 111, Band 141, lVIikadu. JACK DUNLAY Golden Eaglvs 111. Sports Club 121 ELVIS DYE Golden Eagles 121. EMILY GRIGGS NEAL RIDEN, JR. Basketball 121. Alpha Forensic 111 DALE HOPKINS livmlbirrls Sporis Club 111. KAY ROGERS Pu- Medics 111, Ilranwatics 121. ROBERT LORTZ liasketlmall 121, Football 121, Gulslvn haglos 111. DALE SILLIX Student Council Ill, Golrlen Eapfls-s 121, President. CAROLYN WELLS D1-um Corps 11'.11, Orchestra 111, In- ternational Club 111, Alpha Forensic 111. MADISON TRASTER Redbirds 121, Secrctaryg Fnzotball 121, Captain. KENNETH L. ERVIN Gulllcn Iiaulvs 121, Secrvtaryg Basket- bzzll 121, Enuirxcer Club 111, MARY JEAN REGAN PIxu1u::raphy Club 111. HAROLD MCCORMICK Football 141. Basketball 1731, Debate 111, Student Council 121. Secretary I Iv, 1 HAROLD HETH, JR. A Cappella Choir 141, 1'jl'C'SlllCI1t1M1XCKl Ensemble 121, Male Quartet 121, Foot- ligrhts Club 121, Cheerleader 121, Y.M.- C.A. 121, Secretary and Treasurer: Sports Club 1I1, International Club 111, Alpha Forensic 111, t'Mikado. ANNA RUTH HARRIS Y.W.C.A. 111, Dramatics 111, Orches- tra 121, G.A.A. 111. CLYDE A. HAZLETT Golden Eairles 121. GARLAND MCCORMICK A Cappella Choir 111, Mixed Ensemble 111, Footliuhts Club 111, Me!1's Glce Club 111. Y.M.C.A. 111, Mikado. JACK VAN HOOREBEKE Golden Eagles 121. RUSSELL DAVIS A Cappella Choir' 14',fi'.1. Mixed En- semble 121, Men's Glee Club 111, Male Quartet 121, Y.M.C.A. 111. Basketball 1341, Mikazlo. YEATER HULL Basketball 121, Golden Eagles 121. BILL TALBOTT F.P,A. 1-51. STEPHEN SHAWGER A Cappella Choir 141, Football 121, liasketwall 131, Student Council 121, Alpha Forensic 111, Dramatics Club 111, Male Quartet 111. Intra-Mural 111, Mikado, QD f WILLIAM SPEAR Golden Ealiles 111. ,,.l0 moms HASSUR Drum Corrs 131, Photoyzraphy Club Ill, Pre-Medics Club 111, Student Council 111. PAUL DEEVER Music Club 111, Alpha Forensic 121, A Cappella Choir 121, Vice-Prcsi- dent and Librarian: Annual Staff 111, Y.M.C.A. 121, Vice-President. JERRY FREEMAN A Cappella Choir 121, Y.M.C.A. 121, President: Sports Club 111, Mixed Ensemble 121, Footlislhts Club 111, Mikado EUGENE ALBRIGHT JAMES LYLE Golden Eagles 121, President. MAX E. MCRAE Reporter- Staff 111, Editor. CHESTER LEONARD KENNETH VAN CLEAVE Men's Ensemble 111, A Cappella Choir 121, Mixed Ensemble 111. Golden Eagles 111, Y.M.C.A. 121, Presidcntg Mikado.', OTIS VERMILION Y.M.C.A. 131, Secretary: Music Club 111, A Cappella Choir 1Z5'..1, Secre- tary, Alpha Forensic 121, Mikado GAYRON E. BOOKER Alpha Forensic 111. PHIL VVILLARD rg!! Or fsck at-4-ve.-1 L 2 -ff' -- J fffl I S, BEL I LLOYD GI FFORD DELORES WAYNE MITCHELL my LEECH ELMER JARBOE CASTELLA ABERNATHY JOE MORENO OWEN LOUGHMILLER WILMA DAINS JOHN SHEA GEORGE BAUGHMAN JEANNE FISH H. R. PHILLIPS WILLIAM B. MOSSE BETTY WILLIS DON R. LARSEN Gulmlcn Eagles l2I, lizmd IZI, Or- ulfluslru I4I. MAX PICKERILL Student Cmlncil IZI, President: Foot- lights Club Illgl, Alpha Forensic 111, lntrzl-mural l1I. BOB WINSLOW BILL WINSLOW Fuutlrzxll l2I, Baseball Ili. RAYMON D C H R I STY 1Special Student I . BET-IFE ODELL Alpha Forensic IIJQI, Dear Ruth. DALE MULLEN Alpha Forensic 123, Golden Ergles FRESHMEN PATTY CLAR K fi aj ,. I ,W v 'y f A ff RUSSELL R. FOSMIRE CARRIE ELLEN CHASE SHIRLEY JEAN HOLT WALLACE C-ALLEA JANICE RICE RITA JO VOGEL ROBERT WIENS EUNICE EDNA RICE -12 SS OPAL LOUISE HUGHES RICHARD LEONARD ANNA MARIE REDDEN VIVIAN STURGEON KENNETH ELLIS DOROTHY HEENAN RUTH BREWER ROBERT P. SELANDERS DANA JANE RICHMOND PATRICIA BURTON W mf - ' GENE CONNELY , fat' ff JEANNE CHALKER IJ JOHN ROBERT O'MALLEY JOAN C. FORD CHESTER EVILSIZER AUGIE OBERZAN NAOMI ESTOPY HAROLD BERENDS CHARLES K. STARTZ ELAINE PATTEN TOMMY O'CONNOR MILTON FRED LYON, JR, MARTHA LEE HUSTON JACK FRENCH JOHN R. ELLIOT ROSALYN FRESHMAN MERRILL LUMAN LEE E. CATES GENEVA E. CANFIELD VERLYN PHILLIPS RICHARD WILSON JANE A. KOCH TOMMY WHITE , -if V17 JEAN HALPAIN BOB KYLE JIM GANTERT JUANITA BROOKS GISER OZELLA BOYER LEWIS WEIDERT SENIORS was BONNIE OWENS 4Spccial Stumlenty THERESA BOECKER MILDRED GARTON HAROLD GAHAGAN MARY ANN WOODS RAYMOND MCKIEARNAN ALBERT WHITE JOYCE APPLETON CHARLES SCOTT JOE O'HARA JOAN LEWIS JIM EMERY WILLIAM BRINGLE BERNICE NICHOLSON CHARLES MORIN PATRICIA HORN JACK AITKEN MARTHA LEE KELLEY BETTY EDMON DSON WAYNE COOVER MARY COOVER NEOLA ANN BENSON JAMES M. CLJRRIGAN MARY CHENEY LORENNA FANATIA DAVID L, HARRIS VIRGIN IA RODECKER MARIANNE BURNS LYLE NELSON MIRA JEAN BRADY DELORES KNARR BILL MITCHELL MARY HOFFMAN GLORIA JUNE STAFFORD LEON WOMBLE WANDA WHEAT FRANCIE ANN WESTHOFF JOHN HUSTON ANITA L, JOBE MARTHA ANN MARTIN JAMES RADABAUGH GLADY5 FISH MARY ALEXANDER BILL DeMOSS DON NA COTTONGIM BONNIE HOFFMAN IVAN REDMAN BETTY LOU TREDWAY FRANCES CAMPBELL BILL GULLETT WANETTA COOLEY ELLEN CONNELY JOHN MEIER MILDRED BURRIS MARY PAT DOBEL JOHN BONFIGLIO NADINE AMRINE , , Me' ROBERT MAY ELEANOR JOHNSON DON STUTEVILLE LEONARD CALDWELL . IMOGENE COOVER HOWARD MERWARTH SAM GROBE VERNA BERENDS GERALD MCMILLAN DELBERT TAYLOR MAY ROBINSON JIM SHARPE TOMMY FALKENSTIEN JULIA E. BOOKER RICHARD LONG RICHARD CANNON ELAINE E. CALDWELL TOMMY FOUST LEONARD OVERTURF MYRTIE SWIFT 'ff-32 GEORGE P. FOSMIRE DOROTHY LANCASTER BOB DAVIS NANCY NAFFZIGER ZELMA WINSLOW DON HAMILTON VELMA JEAN BREEZE DOLORES WATSON LEE FOSTER BARBARA ROACH I5 icy BARBARA PHILLIPS BOB MOSIER JEAN MYERS LOUANNE RUDE KENNETH DAVIS MARIAN CLARK PAT CONROY WARREN KNARR EVA POTTORFF NORMA JEAN GLEASON CURTIS SALYERS BONNIE LEE WALKER NEAL ALLISON CAROLDEAN FULTON ALFRED VOLMER MILLARD B. KINDRICK ROSETTA ADAMSON R. V. MILLER RICHARD DALE BOBBIE BIRDSELL BOB WILLIS DAVID PRESLEY MYRTLE WHETZEL FRANCIS COPELAND PAT HALEY RUTH DODDS ERNEST HOSFELT ELLSWORTH ZAHM BARBARA JEAN THOMPSON ROBERT ELLIOT MELVIN FLOYD PONTIOUS ELEANOR GRUBER MERLIN L, PONTIOUS ETTA MAE WARREN R. C. URIE I BARBARA LEONARD IUNIORS JACK FLYNN BILL WOODWARD LARRY FRIESNER DOROTI-IEA SNODGRASS DONALD FARMER ROBERT DIXON JORITA HAWKINS ROBERT SCOTT DAVID ROBBINS BETTY HENDRICKS ROBERT LEE LARSON DWAYNE J. STEINLE ELLARE RICE CHARLES BURCH KARL HANSON RALPH DILDINE DAVID FARRIS DOROTHY CLARK DONALD REEDY BILLIE EOLLOWELL BETTY LOUISE WELLS JACK CARTER CHRISTINE JONES SHIRLEY BLJCHANEK NICK DIVINE BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS PEGGY STRINGER A. W. CARES JR. JEAN MARIE WORKMAN PEGGY ANN LAVIN BILL LAWRENCE DANA WELLS CLAUDIA HARRIS BOBBY WOODROOF MARGIE BLACKBURN MAY ELLEN EVANS JAY D. MCMILLAN EDITH MAE STUTEVI LLE an I J' IDA EMERICK CHARLEY MCGEE CAROL WADE PATSY BLAC KBURN JIM MCGANNON HELENA HALL BEULAH CHRISTENSEN ALBERT HENDRICKS DOROTHY THOMPSON 'VPU RUTHANNA CHARLES ROBERT FRANKLIN PAULINE CHRISTINE BETTY TUTERAL T. J, BAUMGARDNER LEAH DORIS HUMPHREYS BARBARA NELL DURBIN DON HUTCHISON MARGARET KOCH VIRGINIA DODSON CHARLES EDWARD BROOKS JACKY STIGALL NEDRA FLEMING A. O. BROXNN PAT MARTIN JUNE BOLINGER E. R. PRIMM JR, ANN NELL JONES PATTY ROBERTS ELDON MARSHALL GLORENE DRINGENBERG MARIANNA GROBE DALE NETH BETTY DEAN CLARA JEAN STEVENS KENNETH KIMBLE LORENE DRINGENBERG I K DONNA SUE BLJLKLEY BILLY JOE ROGERS CLAUDINE PAYNE ALYCE LEE HARRIS MAX SMITH THERESE RATTEN F I RICHARD PARKER ANN CHESTER RICHARD LUNDY JAMES TERHUNE CAROL SUE ENGLER GERALD GIFEORD DON NORTON NANCY BURTON CHARLES N ICKELL 454 JIMMY BARNARD MARGARET MILLER CHARLES E, DANIELS DAVID R. HARRINGTON, JR, BILLIE MCDONALD ARTHUR LOCKER GENE WESOLAK MAURINE MICKLER HARRY JEFFERSON BILL TRUSTER ELIZABETH CLARKE DALE D. DODSON PATTY LOUGHMILLER DALE BURRIS FLORENCE COCHRAN CLARICE TROEGLE LLOYD BROWN ANNA LEE FRESHMAN PATRICIA SCHIBI GEORGE F. BRUEGGEMAN EVELYN PAPPAS ,qw R DELORES PICKERILL MEL MEYER SHIRLEY ANNE THOMAS MARY KATHRYN EVILSIZER BILL REMMERT NORMA JEAN SMITH BILLIE ROSS MARVIN H, ACKERSON ANNALEE GADDIS CARMEL MATHIS ROBERT EDWARDS MARY ANN FLYNN -.-ff, If f K f -' XXX XX 5 N 1 xc A ' X 79 -T' V Y ' PK x' x . i A N R K 1- Z E 4-,J if F l ORCHESTRA VlOI.lNS: Dana Richmond ll-'resident anal Concert Mistrm-ssl, Naomi Estopy ll.ili1'a1'ianl, Wilma Dains, Marv Hi-lvn Sprenuer, Claudia Harris, Donna l.ee Knapp, Flon-m'o Cochran, Shirley Thomas, Anna Mario Reagan. Donna Sue Kyle. STRING ISASSESZ Geneva Canfield, Wayne Mitchell, Patty liuil- ilieli. f'ELl.OS: Jorita Hawkins, linli Jolie. FRENCH HORNS: Ann Chester, Louis Hefley, Charlean Gilllin. SAXOVHUNES: Dolorts VVatson, Louanne Ruile, Glen Peali, liill W'ooilwa1'nl. The -orchestra under the direction of l'Vlr, FLUTICS: Nailyne Fleming, lSi-tty Jean VVatL-rs. CLARINl'I'l'S: Daxirl Harrinpgton. Donald Shiwniakvr. CORNETS: Gi-ne Peoples, Mi-rlin Pontious, Kay lhimron, Charli- llronlis, Dunalii Slevn, liill liemmerl, liill I ai'i'ull. TROMISONICS: Melvin Pnnlious, George lfosmiru, licimzzril Oven turf. TYMPANI: Max Smith. PIANO: Yvonne Muclimorv, DlKlCC'l'Uli: Mr. Cll2x1'l9S S. lllL'f'1':i5. Charles S. McCroy has presented assembly programs bofh here and in surrounding cities. The talent and sincerify of This organization add much to the musical reputation of Parsons. -E Right: Pop McCroy conducts a rehearsal. Left: Orchestra members get To- gether for their annual feed. A CAPPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW: Yvonne Muchmore, Zelma Winslow, Martha Kelley, Bernadine Hart, Dorothea Snodgrass, Dorothy Clark, Patty Clark, Kenneth Van Cleave, Harold Heth, Russell Davis, Merrill Luman, Steve Shawger, Otis Vermilion, Jerry Freeman, Lois Middleton, Dorothy Heenan, Ruth Brewer, llo Jean Smith, Ellen Connely, Nadyne Fleming, Nina Marie Hall, Dana Richmond. SECOND ROW: Ann Chester, Carol Engler, Clarice Trcegle, Katherine Martin, Colene Snead, Marie Hernandez, Lola Exurn, Ruth Dodds, Glenn Peak, Merlin Pontious, Melvin Pontious, Dicky Dale, Cliff Howard, Paul Deever, Jack Mathis, Leon Womble, Max Smith, Tommy Winslow, Opal Louise Hughes, Nadine Amrine, Francie Ann Westhoff, Florence Cochran, Lidia Romero, Bonnie Walker. THIRD ROW: Nedra Fleming, Irene Peak, Barbara Phillips, Barbara Thompson, Gloria Stafford, Louanne Rude, Frances Campbell, Mary Cheney, lda Emerick, Martha Martin, Don Larsen, Gene Connely, Tommy Falken- stien, Don Norton, Ernest Hosfelt, Wesley Pierson, Bill Mawhiney, Ruth DeLay, Shirley Thomas, Patty Lough- miller, Jean Halpain, Geneva Canfield, Delores Pearson, Margaret Guest. FOURTH ROW: James Lyle, Charles Scott, Bill Woodward, Verlyn Phillips, Mr, Johnson idirectorl, Ralph Webb The Parsons Junior College A Cappella Choir had a successful year under the direction of Roger H, Johnson. Several radio broadcasts were made. During the Christmas season the choir presented The Singing Christmas Tree. On Christmas morning the group went caroling. The Spring Sing, an event originated by lVlr, Johnson, was presented in Par- sons for the first time this year. All junior Colleges in this area were invited. The guest conductor was Dr. Orville J. Borchers of Kansas State Teachers Col- lege in Emporia. The annual spring concert was given May l4, Choir officers were Bud Heth, Presi- dent, Clifford Howard, Secretary, Merrill Luman, Treasurer, llo Jean Smith and Paul Deever, Librarians. SINGING CHRISTMAS TREE students ot and N1 de pular DO has, through choir Cappella A he T by d Te VGSGH VIP roductia UP 11 as Tree, HW ST Chr Singing he T f. EVEN nual OH OD 9 ns eo le becom I OW 1' and Is COVO and HS hym GS ristm Ch appropr ate V19 SO and tree yed VO SD ilver S huge O selves around them ed pyramid bers GHW D1 he T bers. HW HU stive te and ac red S FO SGVG sang ch mble, whi SG GH mixed the form obes F tin HO Se ho T GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Left to right: Nadine Amrine, Florence Cochran, Ellen Connely, Dana Richmond, Mary Cheney, Ida Emerick, Anno Marie Redden, Louise l-lughes, Dolores Munoz, Bonnie Walker. MIXED ENSEMBLE Front row: Bernadine l-lart, Delores Pearson, Pat Clark, Dorothea Snodgrass, Dorothy Clark, Lois Middleton, Dorothy Heenan, Ruth Brewer. Back row: Max Smith, Harold Heth, Russell Davis, Kenneth Van Cleove, Mr. Johnson, Merrill Luman, Steve Shawger, Otis Vermilion, Jerry Freeman. BOYS QUARTET Left to right: Harold Heth, Russell Dovis, Jock Mathis, Steve Shawger. MW BAND il .XRINI-I'l'S: Daxirl Hui-rinLtim, Hiiwarrl 'l'lmmps4-n. Carl Jones, HARITONFIS: Gaul-up Fnsmire, FH-il 'll1mnpsfin. liornziiwl Ctltwigran. lilllly Pflzxlsllall, Dmizilll llurris. Mi haf-l BASSES: Vx-Hvm, MiN.he,l14 Gen? c'Unm,lx.v Don BHHVU4 ful t f'znll.ll1z1n, Shuilu Tlinnn .s. Dunalfl Shoum' lu-x'. Evans- ' A iUliNl'I'l'S1 Gene Pcliplos, ML-rlin Puntious, .l:xr'k Czllluhzin, Jerry S, f' H NE3 D I ri L. IA 2 2 I 1, 'l':lylm'. Rolwert Vvqilfv, t'lmi'lus Iiroolis, Ilunzxlcl Steen, Bill 143,205 FJN' iilziljuirvi 1DS0n' 4, uouliiinl hu 1' I inmlss-y, liilly l Axr'i'L-ll, John Locwmen. iUT S' 'H lm cfnliig' on I hmx Ill' H N llilCNl'll HURNS: Ann Clivstm-i', Anita Julio. Chzxrlvzin Gilpin, l'lalxCUS,SION: Nzmmx lzstrmy- MUN 5m'llL CWUUVRI C21U-lf'lll- IA-Wis Hefley. TVVIRLERS: I lm's-nr-Q Cochran, Mary .lane i'nQhl'z'n. UMHONICSZ l.1on'i'l Ou-rtllrf, Flmlvzxlwl l'1lrln'. Melvin Ponti- , ' , v . 2 . xy 1 ous. ,l imc! l.om-'wr-li, Mitchell Martini Dzxlu Cole, Glen BAND MAIOR4 Dum RK immu- l'r+41pci'. ,liiyce Nvwlivlil. DIRFICTOR: Mr, Chzlrlos S. McC1'uy. The band appeared at every home football and basketball game, furnishing march- time music at the halves. Marching at football games and at home and out of town parades made an interesting and active year for its members, Included in some ot the out ot town trips were those to Fort Scott, Cherryvale, and Oswego. On the occasion ot Halloween they appeared on the football tield in masquerade. THE BAND MASQUERADES FOR HALLOWEEN AND MARCHES ACROSS REES HUGHES FIELD MUSIC CLUB FRONT ROW: Anna Marie Redclen, Dorothea Snodgzrzzss, Frances Campbell, Martha Ann Martin, Joritv Hawkins, Clauzline Payne, Jack Mathis, Fussell Davis, Cliff Howard, Mr. Johnson, Ernest Hosfelt, Garland M:Corrniek, Morrill Luman, Dana Richmond, Lois Middleton, Pat Schihi, Jean Fish, Dorothy heenan, Ruth Brewer. SECOND ROW: liernurline Hart, Lidia Romero, Dolores Munoz, Irene Peak, Nedra Fleminq, Lora liell Carr, Rosalie DeHart, Harold Heth, Clarice Troeirle, Coleen Snead. Cai-:gl Sue Engier, Carol Wade, Nadine Amrine. THIRD ROW: Marie Hernandez, Ann Chester, Barbara Williams, Gloria Stafford, Aretta LaRue, liouanna Rurlu, C12 roldean Ful- ton, Ida Emerivk, Ann Jones, Steve Shawzrer, Don Nqrton, Max Smith, Jerry Freeman, Lloyrl lirovin, Bull Bennett, Merlin Pontious, Melvin Pontious, Paul Deever, Otis Vermilion, Dorothy Clark, Ruthanna Charles, Namlyne Fleniimr, Rose Marie Cervantes, Patty Loughmiller, Ellen Connely, Mary Ann Flynn. The Music Club, which was sponsored by lvlr. Roger Johnson, presented The Mikado, a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta about the lighter side of events in Japan. This was the first of a series of such pro- ductions which the organization hopes to produce. Two separate casts were selected, and performances were given on two successive nights. The money raised by the perform- ances was used to start a musical scholar- ship fund. MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS PRACTICE ON MlKADO CHORUS NUMBERS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. JOHNSON 'QMS 5 x N -sv .gg ,...,Z,f3, t Q.. wr HMM. x S X Q-. , ga,- vk Xa, kk 4. 4- ,-, f, ,VM 51.3 5 . 9, wi'-f Q ,pf X 4 , NM Y N X y A A6.,. , K fi X X X 31 5 5 - A ,QUUL CAST Ruth Vxfilkins .............4.. Bette ODell Lieutenant William Seawright . .Ralph Webb Miriam Wilkins .......... Alyce Lee Harris Mrs. Edith Wilkins ..... Martha Ann Martin Judge Harry Wilkins ......... Merril Luman Albert Kummer ........ ..., J im ODell Sergeant Chuck Vincent ....... Jack Mathis Martha Seawright .... . . .Claudine Payne Dora, the maid ..... . . .Frances Campbell Harald Klabbermeyer . . ........JimWebb if Students who served on the play and production staffs for the annual all-school play were as follows: Jim Emery, Donna Sue Bulkley, .lorita Hawkins, Lloyd Brown, Delores Pickerill, Jeanne Chalker, Carmel Mathis, Ruthanna Charles, Barbara Williams, Therese Patten, June Bolinger, Anna Lee Freshman, David Harrington, Dorothy Clark, Charles Nickell, Pauline Christine, Fred Lyon, Marianna Grobe, and Warren Knorr, These students are all members of the Footlights Club. ir i. K FOOTLIGHTS CLUB FIRST IQOVV: Claudine Payne, Barbara Thivmpsnn, Dorothy Lani-asia-r. Anna Mario R1-ilili-n, Max Picl-ierill. Delores Pizkorill, lk-lm'e4 Knfrr, Martha Ann Martin, Ellen Cunnely. SECOND ROWV: Miss lnfcz Cunningham, Peggy Stringer, Ann Chvstm-i', Nanvy Naffziuvr, lluiiv Jean VVaters, Donna Sue Hulk- lvy. Therese Patten, James Tcrhune, VVarrvn Knarr. THIRD ROW: Charles Nickell, Barbara Williams, Richard Lcnnnril, Jim Emery, I-it Clark, Alyce Lee Harris, Marianna Grohe, Norma Jean Smith, June Rulinger, lflolm May. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Waldo, Georgie Braclivn, Marian Clark, Ncirla lic-nson, Jerrx' l i's'vman, Dorothy Clark. Carmel Mathis, Frances Campbell, David Hari-infzton. FIFTH ROW: Harold Heth, Anna Lee Freshman, Morrill Luman, hai-ulfl Brown. Pauline Christine, Jeanna Chall-.er, Ruthanna Charles, Jorita Hawkins, Fred Lyons. Ol l lClCRS: President, Merrill Luman: Vicc--Ilresiilent, Frances The Footlights Club presented several one-act plays and helped with the produc- tion of the spring play. Proceeds from one Caniirlivllz Secretary, Ili-lin-us Viclqcrill. ot the productions made possible the final payment on our scoreboard. Sponsor is Miss Inez Cunningham, One Fine Day, a Footlights Club produc- tion, was presented to help pay for the basket- ball scoreboard. l-lyacinths tor Christmas was the Footlights Club's gift to PJC students and faculty members, -Q 0 -4 'X 1 YN 4' 'UL 'nk' Vx fi , ir pf WN, ff L ff 52? p W i 'ig- f J w hey Y' A ,. 1 Q 9 w K fx V W in , Ma' , ,'AA-- 5 N? ff G MHS. ,W 1 :fm-mx K , W Mg, m XM X yd ,4 , -Z L -V 5:11 ..-, if A 9 x f ' CARDINAL GRIDSTERS , . iff: -' fi fiff A ...., - .... A. 2..'.:sz:.a::,:f:'. ' .... mwgfriszsssiitz,-of rf P X sr 12 iffsgwsi A if. .- f 4 it ' ...,. ' ..... , . ..L-' fs i iii: ' WT f1h.,.?'5': 51 M'?l?1 giiif' H , em tr s ' :QW git ' A ., .. .t St 5 5 it 2 4 FRONT ROVV: Charles Startz, liugrene Czirnixhzxn, Jim lJ'N?E1l, Don Smith, Harold McCormick, Jim Webb, Bill Hopper, Craig: Ramsey. SECOND ROVV1 Hzlrolil Fi'aneis:'o. Fred Lyon, Vlfallncu Gallea, liiul Nelson, liill VVinslow, Kenny I-lllis, Don Warren, Melvin Hensley, H. R. Phillips, THIRD ROW: Assistvnt Coach Cliffortl Smith, Hob Pt-rrill, John 0'M?ll1UY. Paul Nelson. Owen 1.ou1lhmi1l9r', Ernest Leachty, Auuio Oherzzxn, Chester La-onzxril, Tom Crispell, Cozuh Wnlluvc Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Rivhzxril Buchus. Verlyn Phillips, Don Bowen, Dale Hopkins, lloh Wlhezxt, lioliby Kyle, Madison Traster, Holi Kyle, lioli Lori Z. Coach Wally Swanson's tirst Cardinal football team highly pleased its followers with its continual drive and spirit during a hard schedule. The team, despite the loss through injuries of two fine tullbacks and other valuable players, scored victories over ,av K IQ Arkansas City, Chanute, and Joplin. At the close ot the season Jim O'Neal and Bob Kyle were given berths on the mythical All-Eastern Division Juco teamg Richard Bachus and Don Smith placed on the second team. SEASONS RECORD A 1 rv Parsons .,....... i3 Pittsburg B ,, N22 Parsons. . . . , l4 Arkansas City O Parsons. . . . . 7 Independence 26 Parsons . 6 Chanute . . O Parsons. . . . 6 El Dorado , . l9 Parsons. . . . O Fort Scott . . 20 i n Parsons... ..l2 lola l3 im,,.,. Parsons, . . . . O Cotfeyville . . I4 Parsons... . 6 Joplin .. O 5 at Dale l-lopkins and Craig Ramsey grim:ce at opposing linesmen before crashing through for a Crushing tackle. VIKING GRIDSTERS if X FRONT ROVV: liols Fi' nliliii. I-ltlwziril Iilliifll'I', Charles Iironlcs, Holi Misiur, I,c11n:li'd Ove.-l'tL11'f, Torrimy Fullu-nstien, Go 11:0 Firs- mire, Riclmrfl Longr. SECOND ROW: Cxrich D. li. Mol'I'is,. lioh Elliot, Dun Norton, lizirry Frivsner, John Huston, BL-nl'1:n Smith, llill DQMUAS, Marvin Auliersim, K'y lfimnmrl, Hob Ilickei-sun, Assistant Clinch Jixc Murnliy. THIRD ROVV: Rol 3' l.zi1'sL'n -X U. lil' ' L - I ste' F- 1 WV mc it . . . ann, ec Us i, ,cnc esolak, Dale Nr-th. Bill l.aw1'L-lice, Boll Davis, liull Vlfillis, Kenny Davis, Ilile Doilsnn. i OUIi'1'HtTOW: Lyla- Nelson, Paul lirarlvri, Nick Divine, Chzulvs Daniels, Ii. C. llric, Allvvrt Hvnilriclis, liill Stover, Don lVl1n'phy. The l947 edition of the Parsons High School Vikings football team started End ended its season with victories, but the road in between was not so smooth. Because of numerous injuries to key players lparticu- Season's Record Parsons l 6-Cherryva le Parsons Coffeyville Parsons Independence Parsons Chanute Parsons Iola Parsons Pittsburg Parsons Joplin Parsons -Columbus Parsons Fort Scott larly the backsl, Coach D. R. Morris was never able to field a team which had prac- ticed and played as a unit. The Vikings finished in sixth-place in the SEK League with a league record of one win, four losses, and two ties. l i Leonard Overturf, Tommy Falkenstien, Nick Divine, and Bob Davis radiate confidence before taking the field for a game. Ov-:rturf ond Dodxcn UFTQVG HT ffTrfl'1Gi4i'3 f ,M aw, -5, Mosicr cracks the fine. 'Nw Ellis, Trosfer and Sforfz stop Independence Gill. Bucky Broy skirts end, ms Ewa CARDINAL CAGERS FRONT ROW: Bob Kyle, Harold Peak , Coach Swanson, Lloyd Gifford, Yeater Hull. SECOND ROW: Jim Webb, Bill Mawhiney, Verlyn Phillips, Bah Wheat, Don Smith. THIRD ROW: Earl Richter, Augie Oberzzrn, Dean Nelson, H. R. Phillips. Charles Carrier and Richard Bachus joi Coach Wallace Swanson's Cardinal cagers broke even in conference play this year, defeating Chanute and Iola twice, splitting with Independence, and los- ing twice to Fort Scott and-Cotfeyville. This earned the Cardinals a third place tie in league standings with the Independence Pirates. Bill Mawhiney was the scoring ace at the Card- inals. He scored 37 points against Independence in a neil the squad during the latter part of the season, game here and dropped in 35 points against Iola at lola. In the invitation tournament at Independence during the Christmas vacation, the Cardinals placed seventh by beating lola. Mawhiney was selected tor the all-tournament team, and H. R. Phillips was elected to the second team. Seaso Parsons ,,,, 38 Miami ,,,,, , , Parsons ,, 41 Arkansas City .. Independence Tournament Parsons 40 Arkansfs City ,. Parsons 50 Joplin Parsons 50 lola ,,,,,,,, I Parsons 24 Arkansas City ,. Parsons 50 lola ,,,,.....,. ..,,,,,, n's Record Parsons ,,,,, 44 Chanute ......,,,,, .. 37 Parsons H 32 Miami ,,,,,,...,,,.,.,,, 35 Parsons . ,, 60 Independence ,... 55 Parsons 34 Fort Scott , ,,,, H 50 Parsons S2 Coffeyville H ,, 40 Parsons H . 41 Fort Scott ,,,, ,,.. 7 0 Parsons ,. , ,,,,, 59 Chanute ,,,, , H , 43 Parsons , 53 Iula . ..,,,, ,. .. 47 Parsons , ,, , 33 Independence 44 Parsons 39 Pratt ..,,,,., 40 Parsons ,, Coffeyville , 60 VIKING CACERS FRONT ROW: Jzimcs Shirley, Cleo liuoiurher, Dull- NL-th, Clmrlvs Daniels, .lzum-s Ml:Gz1nnon, liill Stover, Marvin Ackerson, Iliin Norton. BACK ROW: Harry .lc-ff:-mon, Kay l'ooni'1irl, Tmimmy lfulke Dzixid Presley, Vozivh D. R. Mm-ri: Coach D. R. lVlorris' Viking Cagers placed fifth in SEK league play this year with a seasons record of six wins and eight losses. At the end of the season the Vikings defeated Columbus 48-46 in the regional tournament semi-finals at Pittsburg. De- Season's Record lhirsons , , l':u-sons . l'zly's0ns ,, l':n'son-. 'i:l'zu'siin l':ix'sons . i'l'nI's1in , irsons l':u'sons Pzirsons l':irsons ll':u'sons ., lfl':xrsons l'ul'sons , xp: League Games. 127 29 Z6 Z9 Z!! Zi!! :LT 215 243 :iii 35 ZX iifl fiii A rlianszxs City , llitlslaurg Ottawa lola , ,, lmlercniloncc- Chunutc Coffeyvillc Columbus: Innlepcnilcncu Joplin ,, Pittsburg lolu ,, Fort Smit! Vlianliu- 25 44 251 32 38 21 25 1-ill 30 A194 49 34 ISN 27 nslii-li, Nirk Diximi, l,wimxl'il UXl'I'llll'l', Boll Mosin-V. Tony l'oll:xi'4i. spite a 53-35 loss to the Pittsburg Dragons in the tournament finals, the Vikings earned the right to enter the state tournament in Topeka. In the state tourney the Vikings lost a hard-fought battle to the Winfield Vikings, 45-38, in the first round. Regional Tournament llarsiins -18 Columbus , Ali l':1i'sons , 255 Plf.tSlllll'L! . 53 State Tournament Vursons , HR VVin1li1-lil 43 Webb pots a one-hander against Iola. s if Overturf jumps high to score. 'f--nun, -.--ww-'vii EQLA against Independence. H. R. Phillips slips in for a set up. Mawhiney nets 37 points Divine scores against ArkansasCity. E po i nts. w awww ,M Pollaro aims and fires for two G. A. A. N TT 'lr mm -, , 'YW 1,53 in CENTER JUMP The GAA had an eventtul year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Pauline Bracken. Every -W Tuesday evening the girls participated in a game A ot volleyball, basketball, softball, or some other sport. ln the tall several ot them attended a p'ay day at Pittsburg, The initiation party, play night, and other social events were enjoyed dur- i ing the year. Officers were: President, Dorothy HeenanQ i Vice-President, Lorraine Seibert, Treasurer, Louise l-lughesg Secretary, Mary Ann Woodsg Entertainment Chairman, Janice Riceg Publicity Chairman, Ruth Brewer, l!O'lTOM R 0 VV: NYzxr1nlzx VVhezxt, Murizxlm i Grulie, Mary Ann Wimicls, Norma Jean Smith, Dor- othy Clzxrk, l.niri':1i1w Seilrcrt, lim'imi'zi Iieomxlwl, Theresa Bu- eckor, Nlziry I-Ix'ilsix0i'. Dorothy Hounzxn, Clarice 'I'i'iioi,rlv. MIDDLE LOXV: Alive VYilson, Ruth Brown-i', Ifrzxnces Iii'i1vg:y,!emzin, Eliiiivv liiCe, Annzilce Garlilis, Nzirlinr- Arnrine, Jayco Appleton. Maury Hoffman, Lmiiso Hughes. TOP ROW: Delores Piclivrill, Jani:-1' Rin-0, lVI:1i'y Put Iliiliel, Mrs, lii'aclu-ri, l l1la1'e Rive, Frances Hzmislioi-, Florenuv Urn-hran. G. A. A, INITIATION Sh Oth INTRA-MU RAL SPORTS INTRA-MURAL TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPS own zxlfnve is Jim 'llOl'llllTlClS touch I'mmt,ltz1ll 4-lxun1pior1sl1ip tv m. Tozxm memlzm-rs: Irim- Jwlx Ilynnm,-liolzluy Woml1'41ul'. Chzxrln lllll'L'l'l, J, IJ. Wilmuth, lilmlun Marshall. liuuliliolrl Bob lVl:u'sn:1ll. liulw Svult, .fmx Te!'l1v.l'4- lczllrlsunr el' iuzlms whlclx cmnupftcfl worn- those 1-apt invrl luv Szxxlw Clicslm' Vfml Ulwucr J'1cl' lVl'1tl1i' ' ' ' ' h A - . . 1 X . A 1--ui pl.u'c-1. :ml L.ill Illvmn ntlth plzxcel. V. I,. Hull was 5pon4o1'. INTRA-MURAL BENEFIT GAME o FFA lzxskn-tlmll loam. lhfI':l-YY1l1I'2ll clmnmifm. is :Nlrwn flrllbltiml the f'l:m's1.:w- f'l1ns'1in-.. in an su rfdmzuu-ll lwm-fit ff: 1. Sh ' 'mln lCfl in li' l-'ll M l V' 11 .. am: :mn . nc 11511 . zum ?ll'Sl2lll, hnxlvy Clw-1f0l', limb Mulshzxll, Vs-rmm Vulvs, .lzzvli .-Xiilwn. Hn-nu i':u'n'1- hun. l2e:'z1l4l McMillan, Monk lVlc'3r'l', Dun Silllmille. M:-nmlmrs nf thc Tun sqlxzlnls nwl flmxvrl :ln-: lflfk wzun H Vulfl lfvrcmls. Dun SpriLru's. .lzxy Mc'lVlilI:Ln, l'z1L1l H1-zulyg Cluster 14-lm Jglplq Lyngnqq llllill stukrulingxs in ihu c-ight team int1':1-lpxxlwl ls-:mmm-wf-1-L-1 FFA, Isl: lively nm! Dcnlsnm tozmne, tie for Zmlg f'l1s-sim' ts-um, 1111: C1-wlvull tm-urn, Sth: Mathis :md Prlmm tm-:uni tu- for Fith' Divinc- tm-'nn Yth IJ: l ' if nn 1 . - ,J . 1 , . . umm w -: x wzm :L 1m11'11:1n1enl :I the vnnl uf ilu- c:zlrn1u11:1n. N, l,, Hull also sprnnsmwfl lnlru-m111':1l lusketlmll. 'l wr any QW' F.. gf 1 ff l N., Q i 1 Newlra l'ln'mim: was 4-rmvneml fmuofvall quvvn at ihv l'2:1'- s'ms4CUffs-yxille Jllvu Ltzxnir: hure Novemlfr' -1. Those 1 piclurvml ure: lhm Jean Smith, attemlzintg Bob Davis: tho Queen: Leonaiwl Oven-t.n'F, xxhn 4-mwm-il Miss lfloniimrg .Iuhnny ' Newc-II. crown In-:n'ei': Huh Willis: Ruth lfrevscr, zxttemlalnt. 1 'F .ati fs A . K: Z:- .X Xi i'f1,HfglU rs A I' 1 lv Coaches D, R. Morris :xml VV' lly Swursun pose in fmni uf the new li:'s et'vall sz-m'Ql10:1i'4l rn whivh final p:15'l1iL'n1 was mzirlc this Xuan: The Council spvnsured L-vents Us hvlp raisc money for the scorelmarcl. wk- IU-COLEENS 3 3 W M CHEERLEADERS: Frances Brueggeman, L'oyd Brcwn, Eunice Rice, Merrill Luman, James ODe'l, Janice Rice, T, J, Baamgardner, Shirley Thomas. The Ju-Coleeris, who were present at every home game and some at the out ot town games, were sponf sorecl by Miss Mildred Cunningham. Highlights at the year were the pep assemblies. The Pepsters met once each week. MEMBERS: Palsy Blzxc'l1liu1'n, l i':1nt'CS Hl'llt'5.fQfE'TI l2lll, Shirley lllivlmnvli. l,4i1'en0 Dick, Virginia flfmilsiirl, Mary lCvilsizei'. Imlgi Exilrn. Ann lu- Gaclilis, .IL-:in Hzilirin, Fx':1ni'1-5 Harnslu-i'. Dm'iitl'5 Hvenzin. Arinutts Lipsciimln, Kz1thel'ineMa1'lin, Pill Liiiiuhmiller, Mziilrlue Mit-lxle-V. Al- luertzl N1-il, Beverly I-'iCket1, I'1llzu'c' liiuv, Eunice Rice, .lzinivo Riunm Patty Svzirs, Lorrziinc Scilwrl, Jacky Stigzlll, IH-gfgy Striiiujiir, lictly ANY Tredwziy, Claricv 'l'l'i1egle, Helly Tlltvrzil, Dann Vllmflls, VV1mil:i VVlu-xii. Jean VVm'kman, Ruth Rrewvr. Patsy lSl:ii'klmui'n, Juno Km-h, Flr,n'em'i' Cochran, Claudia Harris, Riisuttie Ailaimsiin. lniiigvrw LTW-ver, Us-115 Dean, PCJILIX Luvin, Billie Ifullfmcll :xml May Iffllvn Evans. UIWICERS: Eunice Rice, l'1'esirlon1,: ltiwrsiim- Sciluert, Vii'c-Pix-Siiln-nit: Jczin Hulpain. Sl'C'l'Cl.1lI'yI E1la1'c Rico. Tl'C2lSl1l'CI'. SWT, , C, p my I . . J JA, .Y 2 ,.,45,e . . .X 3 M A kg g , , ,, , ,v V , -Y B k n Q V f s ,uf-'ws r is E J 4 R A ,, 53, , T .V , K, . ,. , fi? I YS ' --13 L I 'HRV WQWQ5, M . -is 1 G 17 2 V J 3 Q R.. Q i '15, A , . ,A , 1 i 'J S! 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LO, ' wa- W W:-5 mfgsigi ,, rf gl W, -A , , ' im J 232.2155 ' wi? ir ,1 ZiJlf ' rs. 2 ef ' ' - 4 - 3 imff. - , U -vi-f , :rn-e ,?11r f5g f 1 A, SF V5 ,, ,ga-1 ,+'? ,j c , .wc ---- V: - 'ma it Q ei - K' lg' ff' ,Wu 4P','y:- 151 V , , Q! - .we sf ir,,wrQ,f- ,m f ,ml . HN.-EQ, . Jgzaw, D us I . ,- ,s - W s I . x .,., ggi ., f,g,3 'w -,zfkm , J i f- , ,V A fn' .f-gfaw mi 'ww 5 4- . bv K 4 W , cm.g f1Q51f? 'g k,ge:,,:ff3gg5aw Q X is n 'H ' ,. f ,y If., W.- 1 ,Q ' gf J .X N U5 . E ' A , t -f-f?5lgg3vT?'SfL, -rtz' - ' '-51,145 t f 4 7' f i V 'f' iii... Ui,-V ji- .L If:-,Q-,' ,Q 1 ,. 44 42 V f - - Q f 'gz pf, gb, Q , 'ipsyy A r 'x ' V . WZ . -. - -AS,-:Z ----'-' , 1, 73 ,542 5 . .3 X .We A .. Q R X f- V, A U r mc , 1, -. nw-' is .i 'X - - Q H-sz, K ,. U aff? J' A 1 ' ' , f X' t 1 DRUM CORPS FRONT ROW: Jeri-y Gifilis. Dorothy Heen' n, Donna Sue liulkloy, Billie Ross, Francie Ann Westhnff. SECOND ROW: li:ii'l1ai'a Phillips, Iinnnie Hol'f'man. Myra Bitrly, Norma Gleason, Juanita lSi'ool,s, Dolores Knarr, Delores Pivk- erill, Barbara Roach, Plleanm' Griilier. THIRD ROW: Ruth lirewvr, Ronnie W llcer, Myrtle Whctzel, Nerlra Fleming, BettyAHemlric:lis, Anna Lee F!'l'Sl'l!I l2.H. Mary Pat Doble, Neola liensiin, Aretta LaRue, llarlmara Leonard, Alyue Lee Harris, Marianna Grohe. Eleaniii' Johnson, Yvonne Much- fTlf7l'9. FOURTH ROVV: Ruth Dnrlils, Annz- Marie Rn-zlrlun, VVanila VVlu-at, Alice Wilson, Joyce Arpleton, Martha Ann Martin, Ellen Connely, Mary Ann Woods, Mary Ellen Cimveiy Therese Patton, Pat, Miilftin, Dorothy Clark, llat Clark. FIFTHQ ROW: Lois Middleton, Ann Jones, Mary Cheney, Christine Jones, Betty Dean, I l'anccs Camplioll, Nancy Burton, Bal'- iara Thompson, SIXTH liOVV: Gladys Fish, June linlimger, Narnia Jean Smith. The Drum Corps, sponsored by Mrs. Pauline Bracken, had a very successful year of marching at home and out-of-town basketball games, football games, and parades. They visited Cherryvale, Chanute, Erie, and won first place in an exhibition at lola. Ruth Brewer and Yvonne Muchmore were co-drum Wi ' majors and used, for the first time, lighted batons. fl' wr if .irmska if 1 .gui Ei' if if if X Q Drum major Ruth Brewer leads PJC Drum Corps in annual Christmas parade. Twirler Donna Sue Bullcley performs Y. M. C. A. l lliNl' RONY: limb May. l'21lll fjvvxvr, Melvin l'untiu11s, llit-ky Ilzilc, Hrirulrl Hvth, .lim liniery, Vzirl Szlnmlwitli. VVnl'l'ori Knvrx' l liill hm-' V. liill Ilivilw, Otis Vi-l'milimi. SKVUNIJ HOXV: lizilph Jullusun. Him-et Havsfn-lt. Jzivli Nlzxtllis, Ri lizxrfl lmolizxlwl, Nczll Allison. .lorry lievins, Ricluiiwl l'zix'liu1'. Jerry lfrcermm. lizilplm l'm-rrill. Mr. 'l'l1iL'lw:1l14l 1Spur1sm'l, THIRD HOVV: lVlV. John G11-nn, lSvn'l'ct:'1'y ul' city YIVIUAD. Merlin l'cmtimls, Lewis llrwrlorl, GL-no l'unnQl5, Vllzlyno Mitchell, lilul l licrinctt. llwziyiu- Stuinlc. Szixluy Chester. Max Smith, Dun Nurtml. FOUli'l'H ROVV: Russell lfusmiw, Georgie Fnsmire, Iiill Talbott, Kenneth Van Cleuvu, llllll Zuhm, l x'e'4l Lyon, Dzilv lVll1ll0n, Stn-vc Slwziwgn-V. OFFICERS: President, Kenneth Von Clezveg Vice-President, Paul Deeverg Secretory, Otis Vermilion. CONCESSION ROOM X Y 1 ' A 5 - W .FEED .. SIX Y. W. C. A. FRONT RUNV: lfrzxnces Czxninlw-ll, Euninc Riu-, Sliirloy Biivlmneili, .Inns Kovli, Jcfunne lfisli. Jenn Htlpuin, Nzulynu lfln-ming, 1 x Midillvton, Donna Sue liullxley, llctty Juan VV:1ts-rs, Gloria Stzllloril, Dorothy Meier, Rutli Ili' Lily. , sk, BEYOND ROVV: lllorem-11 Coclirzin, Plvvlyn lnnpas, Uluricv Troefflv, Bonnie Lew VVullxL'x', Norma Kurlxoff. l4'u'zim-1-- H'mx14x Colvnu Snuzul, Elaine Sliis-lrls, Ellt-n Connely, liettv 'lll1tL'l'ill. Lorenu IJ1'iii,11viil1vl':1, ,-Xlxiialvv Gmlmlis, Cilorm-nv Diillyvnlmcrx THIRD RUVV: Ruth Bri-wrrr, '1'lxvrcsu l':1ttcn, Alyce Ive Harris, VVilma lluins, l':ltriL'izx liurton, Vvlmzl .loan li1'vL'm1, Roxitti Adamson, Naomi Slizirp. Mary Ilouisc liouclxvr, Mary Ellen .l:xnu:1ry, Allmc-rtzi Neil, l,orc'nv Dir-li. Patty Scars. FOURTH IQOVV: lflleanor G1'11lu'1'. lizxrlmairn Rlzwh, Mzxv Ellvn Evans, Monza Conrail, Clznumline Iklync, l':1i1lina- Flirislins-, Dolotix Clark, Mm-izxnnzi Grolzc, Norma .I4-Lin Smith, June liolinfror. Dunn Wells, Shirley Tlnrnus, I-llizzlwelh Vlzxrnx, FlI 'l'H ROW: Carol Suv lflnillvr, Ida l'lnicrix-lc, Virginia Dodson, Cznringl Mathis, liluincf Czllnlwcll, lmoul-ne Cooxur, Mzlriun lliil Nancy Nal'fzi1rcr, Louanm- Runlc, Pat Louzzhmiller, lizirlmru Williams, .Jacque-lyn Linecomlv, Penny Strinfvr, TH ROVVg .Im-ry Gilvlxs, Leah Huninhreys. lie-ITB' H mll'iulQs, Rlltlmnnrx Churlvs. Clfirzx .le-an Stevens. Clzimliu Hzirrif. Mum' it Micklur, Carol WV:ulv, Roma 1.110 Troestvr, Joritzi Hawkins, Murtlizi Jxne linker, .Ivan Sr-urlos, .lolnn S1-zxrle-S. SEVICNTH ROW: llorollly Heenzln, Janice Rive-, Wnnmlz Wll 'zt l- run -1: li h A 1 L L , Las rllcigryfornzin, Ilorothczl Snodgrass, lizxrlwzxrzx llurlmin, llo othy Thompson, Noolzx Bvnson. Mzary Evllslzcr, .lucky Stigslll, Plyg Pottorff. EIGHTH ROVY: Dolores Piclwrill, Mary Ann Nkzooxlx, lS:1i'bul'u Phillips, lit-tty l,ULl Trerlwzxy, Alicn- VVilsun, Jtjw l 0 l l lC'FI 1 If X Rim-, Pat Rlncklxurn, Miss M1l4ll'L'll Clllllilllilhlilll, sponsor. nu Xpplvion. lf ll un l QS: Pwsimlcnt, Dorothy Meier: Vine-l'rL'siflent, Ellen Connt-ly: S0n'x'0t11ry, l'r:1ncmm l'g1mpllt-llg 'l'l'vzlsu1'1-r, Nzulynn- Iflvlnln Y. W. C. A. VESPER SERVICE Ov af 4 DEBATE Debaters discuss the national topic prior to attending a debate institute at Lawrence, Lett to right: Leon Womble, James Emery, Mrs. Pauline Bracken ldebate coachl, Paul B'acl4, David Farris, Nancy Burton. Members of the PJC debate team and their coach attended a debate institute at Lawrence, Kansas and participated in tourn- aments at Independence, Cotteyville, and Leon Womble, Paul Black, Nancy Burton, James Emery, and David Farris warm up for a forthcoming debate. Pittsburg. One of the Parsons teams reach- ed the semi-tinals in the SEK league meet at Independence. The debaters also presented debates before various local civic clubs. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ,,...-.--s LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Chavez, Thelma Ily'?Ltt,Ntlt2lll1' Moreno, Edith Stiitvville, Eva Pottorff, I.ezih Humphreys, Miss Vesta Smith, 4S1mnsorl g Christine Jones, Nlziriv Uhzxllu-i'. Jerry Gilwlis, Pat Conroy, Mona lieth Cum-ual. The girls in this orgonizotion rnet once o week under the sponsorship of Miss Vesta Smith. They met to sew on clothes for the Red Cross. During the yecir the 'members mode skirts, toble cloths, ond mony other things. Members pose in dresses which they made ilxenise-Ives. Those shown are: FRONT ROW! ROSHIYH FFf'Shm11n- PM fl0H1'OY Betty Treilwfly. BACK ROVV: Delores Knzxrr, Thelma Hyatt, Dorothy Lancaster. F. F. A. wm, A MM 4 I k J: Q- - . ..A,,, 5 3 ily k f 2 5 2 . E is it I-RDNT ROVV: J Ck Aitlcn, Eidon Mzxrshlil, Mr. l51'an1lQr1lvu1'g, Dun Siutuville, Jay McMillan, Gvrulcl McMillan. MIDIVLE ROW: F1'am-i- Begey, Mm-tin 0'NeuI. Robert Mg-Millzm, Joe' O'Hur.1, Rulu-1't Shim-lmls, .lurk Vogel, pjugcnp ggulickv Jw,-y Iillssixxjgxw. Paul Hvudy, I,Lfu De-Mosse. RACK ROVV: Fhzlrlos U'H:1r1n, Dick VVuml, From! Allen, KL-nneth Iilvvins, Imrcn Ilillengn-V, Hzxrulnl Iieremls, Dwvisl 110041, Knith Grzxvur, llwuin Hull, Jack O'Hz1l'u. 1 O1 I Il'I'IliS: I'r'4'siden1. Don Stlxlcvilfug Vi 0-Prvsirlvnt, .Iny MulVlill:1n3 Sv1'x'1'i:11'y, ilm'.1l4l Mc'MilI:xn: 'I'1's1:1sllx'vl'. Elclun Murshzlllg lim-In-1'1ol', Jack A it ken. F. F. A. Sl-'IOP ALPHA FORENSIC CLUB Ll'll 'l' TO RIGHT: .lerry l 1'r'c'n1an, Otis Vermilion, Pzzul Denver, James wheat. Hzirulil H4-th, Jnnws ODUII. Miss Mziry Scott. Sto- phen Shawgc-V, Ralph Johnson, Zelcl-1 Johnson. Wlallarc Gallen, Lois Middleton, Riulmlwi Leonziril, Mvrrill lumunx Roy Ben- nett, l.oi'i-Pino Seiluert, Livonn Czilviiwl, Gayrun Booker, Wilma Dains, Carolyn VVells, Mr. Kenneth Knox, l':xtri1-1:1 liurton, Gene Cimncly, Neal liirlen, Kenneth Coffielsl. Dale Mullen nl ilesk. Not in picture: Nutty Ullell. 0l'I l1,'l'IRS: Prcsimlvnt, Dzxlv Mullen: Vice I'r'esimlvnt, Paul Deevcrq Seem-tzil'y, Livunzx Czilvirml. The Alpha Forensic Club met twice each month to discuss important topics of the day. At each meeting one speaker presented the affirmative argument, and another, the nega- tive. After each member had been given an opportunity to express himself, all members voted on the question. Sponsors are Miss Mary Scott and Mr. Kenneth Knox, f 2232527 3552 i 1 ui iii? 2 1526 Q Q3 A. if it R , , 42 1: fswsh.. , V ,M M -7-Alsfsfsikgggfjg Mfg? . Q , 2 ,za Uiisrmii 2,5111 7 ' ft ' W. 4, ff, A E' , it ?g 'Q Q - 5 Ziff? 2 . 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'EN' f f f i ' 1 A 'ff i',,4f',7w7giSi5 Y'fif.'::f7sc' ff' A f V , milf g A ,r . M R K' hr, i'A i1.ii'T'f1il, 'V .... X , It 9 Alpha Forensic members are shown debating the merits of price control in o regular meeting, REDBIRDS CLUB HUTTOM ROW: Chester Leunaird, Vcrlyn Phillips, Evniv I.e-zichty, Wziyne Huplcins, Don Smith, Charlie Str rtz, Boll Kyle. MIDDLE ROW: Ownn Loughmillev, liill Hoipcr, Augie Ulu-rzzin, Jim O'Nez1l, llvun Nelson, H. R. Phillips, Marlisan Truster, Hai'- olmi Peak, Tommy Crispt-ll, Cwxvh Swanson. TOP RORVI Bob l.m'lZ, John O'M11lle3. Hziixmlil Mm-Coi'niit'li. Bull Nolsiin, Iflugjpng Cm-nnlmn, Bob Kyle, Hzirold Francisco, Earl Rirhter. The Redbirds Club, sponsored by Coach Wally Swanson, is an organization of upper division athletes. At meetings at the club, athletic plans were discussed. The group gave a party in the spring. LEFT TO EIGHT: H. R. Phillips, Jim Weluh, 141ml-ry lim-hiis, Cum-li Swanson. ,lim O'Neal, Mzuliscm 'l'i'z1stc-r, Ernie Leachty, Chester Iieunzxrrl, Bill Mzxwhiney, Verlyn Phillips, Kenny Ellis, liud Nc-lson, Bill Winslow. FIRST ROW: Nzltu SPANISH CLUB sf js, X ,fs-W N... ' ff lic Moreno, Kay Fulton, Marie Hcrnitnclez, Donna Craig. SECOND ROW: Tvd Emlsfcll, Mary Chnvl-Z, Tony Morvno, Jnu Moreno, Mary Ann WVumls, Richzxvml l,COIl1ll'1l, Mr. VVUUIFUVA lS1x 501' I . This yea1 s Sy Included in Spanish vanish Club nrvsenlvrl a 4-ulm'l'ul Spanish Fiesta. Everyuno enjoywl thc- 4-xccellunt fuml und tho Sp: nish rlunr Club uctivitivs vverv tnlks on Mexico, discussions of Spanish ways unfl cusfnms. 11 picniv, mul mulling nm-xx papers frorn Mexico. xlflwggi QYSLQQP The above scenes were taken at the Spanish Fiesta Vl1'lCl'l was pl-osentml Deccnmlws-1' 15, 151.11 Rebecca and Ramon Hernandez tleftl are shqwn.p1'ese'nting 21 nminlvrn Mexican clzlnnu. Mary and Emma Chavez trighty are shown Slfllllllg a Spanish love song. un INTERNATIONAL CLUB ,.. QM x. .A E f ill - A f lt i 2 U il' 1 Y I 5 International Club members are shown in a friendly discussion. Members are lleft to riuhti: liud Bennett, Wallace Gallea, Cat'- olyn Wells, Pat Burton, Juan Searles, Charles Scott. Joann Searles, Dale Mullen. John Ott, Martha .lane li:'lvoi', Miss Mary Scott 4Sponsoi'l. Gene Connely. International Club activities included discussions of international affairs, book reviews, current event discus- sions and reports, talks by outside speakers, and movies. Miss Mary Scott is sponsor of the group. OFFICERS VVERE: lst sernvslci' VVallaL'e Callers, Ptesimli-nl: Jean Searles. Vive-Pi'i'sirlent anml l'i'ogi'an1 Cliairnian: Gene Cun- nely, Se1'i'Ctai'y, Znrl semester Gene Cunnely, llresiflent: Dale Mullen, Vice-l'i'esiclL-nt anrl l'l'ui:i'ani Chairman: Jean Searles, Secretary. Dr, Albert Bramble speaks concerning Understanding Russia at a meeting ot the International Club. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB BACK ROW: Riz-harcl D ale, T. J. lkaumgardner, Dwayne Steinle, Lee Cates, David Harris, Paul Black, David Farris, Don Steen, CENTER liOW: liill Remnie-1-1, Eleanor Gruber, liarlrara Roach, Mary Alexander, Lillian Brown, Marianne Burns, Harley tel' intl. SICATIEDD: Kay livery, Clara Jean Stevens, 'l'hei'eso Patten, A. E. Bowman 4spansm'l, Alyce Harris, Florence Cochran, Evelyn H.Ilp2lS. OFFICERS: Lee Cates, Pre-sidentg Riuhvril Dale, Vice-President.. Activities of the Photography Club included camera hikes, portrait photography sessions, talks and demon- strations by professional photographers, reports and demonstrations by members of the club, and the showing of Eastman Kodak slide series. Cluli menilu,-is use Evelyn Pappas and Clara Jean Stevens as sulijects. From left to right: Dwayne Steinle, Don Steen, Luv Cates, Rinzllarsl Dale, liicharil Lundy, David l'l2Il'I'lS, lileanm' Grulwer, Barlvara Roach, Evelyn Pappas, Clara Jean Stevens, SCHOOL REPORTER FIRST SEMESTER STAFF STANDING: Paul lllaclr, L02 C los, Mwllsun Traster, Jim Gantert, Verlyn Phillips, Harold Gahasxan, Kenneth Van Cleave, Pat Haley, Daviil harris, A. E. lIuwman tsponsorl. SEATI-ID: Jack ltevnulrls, Charlis Stern, Ruth Brewer, Mary Alexander, Marianne Burns, Anita Julie, Elmer Jarboe, John Shea, lfrvd Lynn. Max Mulizxe. Nut prefrentz Dwayne Steinle. School Reporter staffs pat out a total ot thirty issues during the school year. First semester editor was Max McRae. Serving as editor during the secorid semester were Jim Webb, Shirley Holt, Dave Farris, and Dorothy l-lee-nan. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF STANIJING: A. lif. Bowman iswvnsorl, Marianne Burns, Isaac Coby, Wmslcy Pierson, Ruth liruwer, Charles Stork, Harold Brown, lic-i'r1zulirio Hart, Clin-stun' lCvilsi.ei', Tln-rose Patten, Dwayne Steinle, Harold Bcrenels, Alyce Harris, John Shcy Dorothy Hcclnan, .lim U'De-ll. Shirley Holt. SEATED: Leo Cites, Emily Colvy, llavirl Fzxrris. Jim VVebb. Nut present: Ralph l'c1'i'ill, Pat Haley, Harold Gahagan, PARKAN STAFF Editor ................ Dana Richmond Business Manager ...... Mary Ann Woods Co-Editor . .... Naomi Estopy Assistant Business Manager ..Paul Deever A. E. Bowman STAFF MEMBERS Ruth Brewer Nancy Burton Lee Cates Dorothy Heenan Shirley l-lolt George Fosmire Delores Knorr Steve Shawger Dwayne Steinle Barbara Thompson Betty Jean Waters James Wheat SPONSORS W. J. Newell awww NN ParKan Photographers: Lee Cates, Dwayne Steinle STUDENT COUNCIL Q K X r,. 'bv FRONT HOW: T74-lures Pickerill, Mary Ann Woods, Max Pickerill, Kenny Ellis, Dana Richmond, Lloyd Brown, Balm May, IZACK ROVV: Kenneth Kimlmlc, Yvonne Muvhrrxore, Dale Sillix, Leonard Overturf, Tom Crispell, llo Jean Smith, Miss Lucia Scott lspon-orl. OFFICERS: Max Pickcrill, President: Kenny Ellis, Vice-President: Mary Ann Woods, Secretary. Dale Mullen was elected to replace Dale Sillix when the later' left I-'JC at the end of the first semester, The Student Council sponsored sale of candy at football games to help support Jacques St. Martin, 9-year- old French boyg planned and backed school parties and frolicsg produced numerous school talent assembliesg dec- orated the annual PJC Christmas treeg helped sponsor activities to pay for the basketball scoreboard, and planned the annual Achievement Prom, Shown above is Jacques St. Martin, Shown above is the Christmas tree which the whgm the PJC Sfudgnf Council Student Council decorated. Qdopfed, ACHIEVEMENT PROM Student council members make preparations for this year's Achievement Prom. LEFT TO RlGHT: Max Pickerill, Dana Richmond, Dale Mullen, Kenny Ellis, Mary Ann Woods, llo Jean Smith Yvonne Muchmore, Leonard Overturf, Delores Pickerill, Lloyd Brown, Bob Moy. Those pictured above with Dean Farner earned six achievements each at the l947 Achievement Banquet. Those pictured are: Elaine Mogner, Dona Richmond, Dean E. F. Farner, Merrill Luman, Betty Jean Waters. nw,-.1 ,Q-wr? mfg ,, I , MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL MAX PICKERILL and MARY ANN WOODS MOST TALENTED BOY AND GIRL MAX SMITH ond DANA RICHMOND ZITI AYISA AA -I B52 1122 .g.,. ., J IVIOST ATHLETIC BOY AND C-I RL DELORES PICKERILL cmd VERLYN PHILLIPS , rf -I M,wg15w:w:'r1'fv:f:' MOST POPULAR COUPLE SHIRLEY HOLT ond JACK FRENCH Q FOOTBALL QUEEN FOOTBALL QUEEN NEDRA FLEMING ATTENDANTS: ILO JEAN SMITH AND RUTH BREWER 1 rw av Agia? VT CAFETERIA The cafeteria staff is shown preparing lunch lor hungry students and teachers. They are lleft to rightl: Mrs. Ella Knorr, Miss Mary Tapper lcafeteria directorl, Mrs. Ethel Denrus, Miss Hazel Shearhart, Mrs. Marnie Taylor, Mrs. Margaret Lavin. Mrs. Ella Knmr is shown taking the luncheon urrlers of hungry students. The students are lleft to rightl: George Beech, Party Mrn-tin, Nedra Flemimz, Donna Sue Bulkley and Alyce Lee Harris, Industrial and I Vocational Department PJC has one of the best equipped de- partments in South- east Kansas, .e g:. if CLASSES Q OPERATION BULLFROG S510 SHORT PJCS LEONARDOS SAY A-0-0-h ATOMIC SCIENTISTS CLASSES COUNT YOUR ERRORS CUSTODIANS Student janitors pose with their queen, Miss Myra Jean Cannon. BACK ROW: Robert Wiens, Gene Connely, Saxby Chester, Max Pickerill, Richard Cannon FRONT ROW: Jim Webb, Richard Bachus, Myra Jean Cannon. Student janitors worked atter school and joined the force during the second semes- on Saturdays to keep the rooms and halls ter. Miss Myra Jean Cannon was selected of the building clean. Darrell Nick Divine as janitor queen by members of the force. w'l l '--...u Custodians Bill Miller and John Crockett take it easy after a tough day. Bill Fricke, night custodian, had not ar- rived yet to relieve them at the time. f 3, HH W was K 9.-x 22 Mm rv? -,X-' 11 '- '3':, .f. ff. 5 B ., I, s Y Y M? f nf W 4 is is :LQ , K , 1 x if' 4 nf 5 . a Q , Eiga. W if Y A W Q M M, .1 raw. ,455 .gay ,Kr 5 Q -,.,- 5.23-, .' 55,- fww F V ww .. ' E A- , 52 4 2 N is Q4 X 3 1,1534 . ro The PorKon stoff wishes to express its sincere thonks to the following firms ond business men whose support mode possible our I948 yeorbook. ANDERSON'S MEN'S WEAR ANKORTITE PRODUCTS INC. G. A. BERGLUND, OPTOMETRIST BODWELL C1 LEMMOND REAL ESTATE CO. BROWN MOTOR INN BURNETTE PRINTING CO. KEENEY CHARLES PRESCRIPTION SHOP CLOONAN MOTOR COMPANY INC. COMMERCIAL PUBLISHERS, INC. COURSEY RENDERING SERVICE, INC. HARRY EDWARDS SPORTING GOODS CO. ELAM'S CLEANERS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PARSONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRAME OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. G-H MOTORS THE GAS SERVICE CO. JARBOE'S SHOP JOHNSTON MOTOR CO. KANSAS ELECTRIC POWER CO. KIRKPATRICK INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY LAMBERT-DUFFY-MELONE CLOTHING CO. LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. McDOWELL MOTORS INC. MARTIN FURNITURE CO. MILLER'S SHOE STORE MOORE'S OFFICE SUPPLY MOSS MOTOR CO. NEWFIELD'S JEWELRY OLSON MERCANTILE CO. PARSONS COMMERCIAL BANK PARSONS COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. PARSONS ICE CO. PARSONS-KANSAN-KATY THEATRES J. C. PENNEY CO. D. PETERSON STUDIO C1 CAMERA SHOP PFEIFFER JEWELRY CO. QUALITY CAFE REED MOTOR CO. E. W. REYNOLDS INSURANCE SERVICE RICHMOND MUSIC HOME RUST HARDWARE SALLY ANN BAKERY W. E. SEELEY INSURANCE SERVICE SHELLMAN WHOLESALE GROCERY SLAYBAUGH DRUG CO. HERMAN SMITH CLOTHING CO STATE BANK OF PARSONS STEPHEN'S WOMEN'S WEAR SUN ENGRAVING CO. THOMPSON ICE CREAM CO. LOUIS V. WALLEN INSURANCE SERVICE WARDROBE CLEANERS WATSON MOTOR CO. WEAST HARDWARE WHITE'S FURNITURE CO. O. E. WOODS LUMBER CO. WOODWARD'S BOOKS fr GIFTS WORKMAN PLUMBING CO. AUTOGRAPHS