Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

! , W ar Qfiignm - 'v AA. Q fix 'H . -LI ' 4: Nl K Srjif-rf' . Hz Q' v-N F! V , ,K ,Z A ' ? Jj?!P. A ul -RA J Q has ' xx I 1 'Q amonfi unior Gofige pardond, .jccndcw 4 i f .- all is The above photograph ot Parsons Junior College was taken from South Park Street. This structure houses one ot the best equipped schools in Southeast Kansas. Shown at the right is the west entrance of PJC. This dramatic picture ot PJC is of the front entrance. wax Shown at the iett is Rees Hughes Field, which is located just north of the PJC building, .zdclm in L6 frafion l l DEAN CHARLES THIEBAUD --- SUPERINTENDENT WALLACE GUTHRIDGE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION W. C. Crawford, Treasurerg Lyle Widupj Dr. R. W. Urieg dentg Glenn Jonesg M. D. Clwaseg Superintendent Wallace Gu'rl'1ridgegS. H. Louglwmiller, Presi- Bill Beechg Harry Ireland, Clerk. i zfifor of You've seen Them in classes, At dances you've Seen Them whirl. Now look o'er the lovely faces Of each teacher, lad, and girl. mm ,W Cllfblkg fs L . V .L ' A . gi W ..V. if . algi g A A. . f 'N .3 ,,-i X VV ..Q' 2AQ,f. Q Vtizr ., . -- -' 5 i -. : f .. H2 l 1 .L : ':',. gff' .75 C. H. Franklin, Miss Lucille Bailey, Miss Patricia Marquardt, and Max LORENE BAILEY LUCILLE BAILEY Schiefelbusclw pause for refreshments after a tough day of educating, .,B'5'5M' 'S' Pg SJM' S' Bmloy.:.cal Sumner- Clzrnrncrce' EDDICE BARBER WILEUR BOLANDER B. S. 3 M. A. Speci:1lDagx'ec Iiuglish Auto Muc'lu1nic:s EPHNER J. BOWIN A. E. BOWMAN MRS. PAULINE BRACKEN MRS. Nl. D. CHASE IS. S. B. S. 3 M. A. B. S.: M. S. B. S. Commerce Journzilism 1 Emrlish Physical Eilucation: Art Efficiuixcy Survey MILDRED CUNNINGHAM E. F, FARNER C, H. FRANKLIN RALPH W. GAIER A. B.gM. A. li. S.gM. A. B. S.:M.E. B. S. Social Science Mathematics Psyclmlugy: Ag!-iquliui-Q Teacher Training INEZ CUNNINGHAM B. S. : M. S. Flnglislxg Dvamatics VICTOR L. HALL IS. 1 M. S. Mcchniiivzil Drawing: HERBERT JAMES HAROLD JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON A. B.: M. S. A. 15. Il. A. 5 M. S. Foreign Languages Physical Education 3 Vocal Music 3 Theory Social Science: Viking Basketball Coach RICHARD KEMM KENNETH KNOX PAUL A. KOMATZ B.S.:M.M. E. A. B.:M.S. B. S.:M. S. Instrumental Music Mathematics 3 Physics Industrial Arts MRS. EDITH LIGHTFOOT PATRICIA MAROUARDT MRS. N. I. MEIK B. A. B. S. Cafeterian Foods Librarian W. J. NEWELL L. L, PEASLEE B. S. Certificate of Approval Printing Vocational Machine Shop MARY SCOTT MARGARET SMITH A. B. 3 M. A. Counselor of Women 5 Speech B. S. 3 M. A. Social Science CHARLES PIATT B. S.:M. S. Commerce VESTA S M ITH B. S. 3 M. S. Home Economics MAX SCHIEFELBUSCH LEETA SCOTT 1?.S.:M. S. B. S.:M. A. I Social Science Efficiency Survey Mathematics CHARLES STROKER WALLACE SWANSON B. S. 1 M. S. B. S. Chemistry College Coach : Mathematics Mira Brady and Leo Parleft concentrate on an entertaining JACK AITKEN volume found in PJCS library. FFA 141 FFA Reporter 121 lntrzimurals 131 Scholarship 111 Sopkomorea ROY BALDWIN Oiclustia 121 Band 121 Choir' 111 Student Prince THERESA BOECKER MIRA BRADY Sch11o1Sv1'vicv 111 School Sei-x ict: 131 GAA 121 Drum Corps 131 Art 131 NANCY BURTON Vifarctles 111 S1l11lC!ll,CO1lI1C'il 111 Drum Corps 121 Alpha lfrxrcnsic 121 Alpha 1-'orensiu Prcsi dent 111 SL-liolarship 111 JOYCE APPLETON Drum Cnrps 111 GAA 111 YWCA 111 Scholarship 111 Pep Clulv 111 RAY BEN N ETT Trzxnsferreil to PJC from Minnesota this your. FRANCES CAMPBELL ViCax'L-ttes 111 Siudvnt Council 121 Choir 1111 Ulwii' l'1'esi1lL-nt 111 Drum Corps 131 Mixed linsvmble Mikado Student Prince Desert Song YWVCA 131 YWCA Set-r1ftu1'y and Vice-President Scholarship 111 Fuotlijzhts 1211 l ootli1:hts V106-l,l't151llk'Ht Music Club Music Club President 111 Triple Trio Dramntics Dear Ruth January Thaw GI RICHARD CANNON MARIAN CLARK IMOGENE COOVER if 55 V. L R M 12101: Track CU Alpha Forensic 113 Choir Q13 ' , fy M' Intramurals Q43 YWCA 12? GAA llj , K, , Xl 1' International Club Ill JuColleens ill ' H3 ft ,LVD A C' F 7 Scholarship 42, YWCA 12a 4 J X2 A A ek Footlights ljij Pep Club l ll We ' FRANCIS COPELAND DONNA COTTONGlM JAMES CURRIGAN RICHARD DALE ViC2ll'S Q11 lntrzxmurnls 13l ViCars IU Intramurals WSJ Student Council 111 Choir L32 Student Prince Desert Song Parlizln fly YMCA l3J YMCA President Scholarship Ill Photography Club fill Photoyzranhy Club Vice- President Boys' Quartet llj DOB DAVIS BILL DEMOSS RICHARD EVANS TOMMY FALKENSTIEN Football gill Football ViCars Ill Football 121 Basketball ViCars President Clj Basketball QZJ ViCars Chf-'il' tml ViCi11'5 fll Sports Club Alpha Forensic llj Student Prince Student Prince Scholarship fll Desert Song Redbirds Club Redbirds Club L21 Glee Club ill Vets Club f2J Boys' Quartet Q11 Golf KZJ Cheer Leader GEORGE FOSMIRE Football llj ViCzxrs 4 1 I Mikado Orchestra Student Prince Orchestra Purlian Clj Alpha Forensic 121 YMCA 131 Scholarship 149 Band LZSJ Orchestra fiij Bonnie Hoffman and Joe Martin discuss the relative rY1eriTS of Parsons and 'Weir in PJC's concession room, TOMMY FOUST Choir Q17 Scholarship 123 LEE FOSTER Football Q41 ViCars 1 1 I Sports Club L11 Track Q2y School Service 113 lntramuruls KB! Redbirds Club llj FIDEL FUENTEZ Golf HAROLD GAHAGAN BOB GOODE DON HAMILTON Intramurals 413 Footbzill Pep Club llgl Alpha Forensic llj The Lau- George Apley BONNIE HOFFMAN Reporter l1lQJ School Service llj Drum Corps Q31 YWCA Hy lnternatioual Club QQ Football 'H-...nv A II' it 1. ,l 1 'liiliiislimy RICHARD LO Football 123 WARREN KNARR ViCars 1 13 School Service 123 Alpha Forensic 113 YMCA 133 Scholarship Footlights 1l3 The Late George Apley Electrician for various PJC productions .IOE MARTIN Basketball 113 ViCa1's 113 Track 113 ln? rarnurals 12 3 Alpha Ifcicnsie 113 Iiasketball ViCars Redbirds Club BARBARA LEONARD School Service 111 Choir 113 Drum Corps 133 GAA 123 Student Prince YWCA 113 Sfcholarshiu 113 Footliyzhts 113 .IIM MCGANNON Intramurals 123 Student Council 123 Alpha Forensic 123 Scholarship :HW JOAN LEWIS ViCarettes 113 CAA 123 GAA President 113 YVVCA 113 RAYMOND MCKIERNAN ViCars 113 FRANCIS NORRIS Football 123 Basketball 123 ViCars 113 Student Council Student Council Presi- dent 1 13 Choir 123 Student Prince Desert Song Redbirds Club Vets Club 'NK TOMMY O'CONNOR LEO PARLETT F F A Football 123 Track 123 Basketball 123 Redbirds Club 123 KAY FULTON PETTERSON ViCaretics11fQ3 Mikado Student Prince Desert Song YWCA 123 Scholarship 123 Footlights 123 Music Club 133 Spanish Club 113 Spanish Club President Writers' Club Write1 s Club President Jean Wadsack gives Ray Bennett a little assistance in the chemistry laboratory, where the latter spends a great deal of time. BARBARA PHILLIPS Choir 131 Drum Corps 439 Scholarship 11 I YWCA l2l Reporter lll Reporter Assistant Editor l Ly PurKan 41 l Internzxtional Club UQ MERLIN PONTIOUS Mixed Ensemble ViCars Student Prince Descrt Song YMCA Band Orchestra MELVIN FONTIOUS ViCars Student Council Choir Mikado Student Prince Desert, Song YMCA Scholarship Music Club Band Orchestra PAT REGAN ViCurs ll: Track ll r Intramurals CHARLES SCOTT .HM SHARPE ROSEMARY SHARP DARRELL SMOKEWOOD Choir till YWCA tlj Football Student Prince Desert Song Alpha Forensic t2l International Club llj Scholarship 12l Boys' Quartet LEON WOMBLE l , V? RALPH STEVENS DELBERT TAYLOR R. C, URIE Vets Club ViCars Football 423 T1'21Ck IU ViCars Ill k Intrzimurals Ill Choir IU A LLOYD UTLEY Student Prince ViC:1 rs Ill Desert Song Sports Club IZVI Music Club 121 Choir 123 Tennis Q43 Student Prince ALFRED VOLMER JEAN WADSACK Desert Song Renlbirzls Club LZ! Music Club 12j Tennis f2l Vice-President of ViCars Choir Annuuncer ETTA WARREN Intramurals I2j . , .. .,,,:, BONNIE WALKER School Service 145 Choir my Drum Corps I3l Mikado Desert Song YWCA f2,l Footlights U31 Music Club 1.31 Band 111 Orchestra Ill Triple Trio lll Choir Secretzi rf: and Treasurer DOLORES WATSON GAA 113 School Service tlj YWCA C21 Scholarship 12p Footlights Qlgj Band 131 Orchestra Q33 BOB WILLIS Football 131 Basketball L2J ViCars flj Sports Club Ill Intramurals Ill Tennis Q32 Football flj ViCars Ill Choir 435 Mikado Student Prince Footlights l2j Glee Club Ill The Late Georg January Thaw e Apley -435.9 While waiting for her breakfast, our coed, lVliss Rolleen Elliott, sips a glass of milk and tries to get in a few last minutes of studying before beginning her classes at PJC. A friendly smile is the greeting to Rolleen by Don Franklin, ber steady beau, as they meet at PJC's west door. 14 may in we 30,4 0 C, PQ C amz In Mr. Farner's geometry class slwe draws Circles On a blackboard and explains the solution of a problem. Like many other ll1l'1 graders, Rolleen spends an nobr each day at a typewriter in the commercial department. Hare she is taking a time test, At a Footlights Club meeting, Rolleen reads over her lines in a one act play along with Marcia Martin, Margaret Schittert, and Lois Edgell. Our coed is very happy as she leaves a basketball game which turns out to be another victory for the Vikings, l-ler beau is a starter on the tough Viking team. ti E 5 After the dame Rolleen and Don attend a dance in the cafeteria. Meanwhile Rolfeen has changed from her ViCarette outfit to a party dress They say goodnight at har front door, thus ending a day in the litre ot a typical PJC co l l -v .,,,q- ., , ,. ,.,.,,,.. ,.,- ..,,...,.,W .,,, , H-,,-, ., .QPQJAFYIQII 1 MARVIN ACKERSON l JUNE BOLINGER AL HENDRICKS AND BETTY DEAN BELIEVE IN THE OLD ADAGE. TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE. CHARLES BROOKS DONNA SUE BULKLEYI CHARLES BURCH DALE BURRIS KATQIERINE CAMPBELL VERNON CATES NAN CHARLES ANN CHESTER SAXBY CHESTER ELIZABETH CLARKE KAY COONROD PAT CURRIGAN BETTY DEAN Three of the four students whose names are listed below were I3th graders at the start of the school year but will have finished the requirements for graduation at the end of the forthcoming summer session. Bob Scott, on the other hand, was confused with a I3th grader of the same name. The pictures ot these four students appear with the l3th graders. DONNA SUE BULKLEY ViCaret'tes Q11 YWCA ilj Reporter Q21 Scholarship 111 Choir QZQ Footlights QZJ Drum Corps Q37 Music Club Q11 Drum Major QIHQJ January Thaw Student Prince KAY COONROD Boa scorr Football lfiy ViCars Basketball Q31 ViCars Q13 Track fly Band tlj Orchestra L15 Tennis Golf NORMA JEAN SMITH ViCarettes tlp Reporter QXQJ Drum Corps Q25 GAA 115 Scholarship ill Footlights tlj The Late George Apley BOB DICKERSON NICK DIVINE MARY EVILSIZER LOREN EVISON MARIANNA GROBE HELENA HALL KARL HANSEN HARRY JEFFERSON RUTH DODDS ANNA LEE FRESHNIAN FRANCES HAMSHER DAVID HARRINGTON ALY E LEE HARRIS ALBERT HENDRICKS LOUIS HINES C KENNETH KIMBLE BARBARA LARERY ROBERT LARSON PEGGY LAVIN BILL LAWRENCE ARTHUR LOCKER CLARA JEAN STEVENS AND KENNY DISKIN TRY TO ABSORB SOME SUNSHINE ALONG WITH THEIR STUDIES. PAT LOUGHMILLER RICHARD LUNDY CHARLES MCGEE JAY MCMILLAN WILMA MOFFATT DALE NETH CHARLES NICKELL EVELYN PAPPAS THERESE PATTEN GENE PEOPLES ALBERT PHILLIPS E. R. 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AUVIGNE CLEO BEOUGHER BOBBY BITZ DON BITZ JAMES BLACKBURN NANCY BLANCHARD HARRIETT BLUM GLORIA BONFIGLIO CLEO BEOUGHER GETS A LITTLE ASSISTANCE FROM ANNA MARIE REGAN IN LOOKING UP A PHONE NUMBER. ALLEN RUTH ARMSTRONG MARGARET BLACK PAT BRADY , . , as ELDUN BROWN ALICE BRUEGGEMAN BOBBY ELMER BURRIS JACK CALLAHAN BETTY CARTER RAY CHRISTINE DOROTHY CHASTAIN DALE ff?-99 ,J , Q, :-gs:f'f:: ff - ,. . .g, W T .E 'fl , nswQN?',-wx , v:2wf!wQf,,w,f'-Rv - . 5: aww-1 Iafwf - m:2Ia55.p:ai2I51 ,1 - I A -, if f! ' Iii- li 153 ,D I' ., , 5' 4 qi fi ' BILL COLLINS BERTIE CO BURRIS ,fy Je I -z ,Z COLE I , . 1 f , W? gfw , wb - fimfeanw 4:2 -2 --1 lv I I , .,.f f x xg OPER SUZANNE CRAMER BOB DEVINE LOREN DILLINGER JERRY DILLDN JOAN EMMONS WANDA ENGLAND GEORGE EVANS BUDDY FIELDER Y 5, 5: f f'H' .-uk. . I I I ' , if A , 6 ES, 42 wh , , .- r ...ew tsfezm -f QQ if I f L Q ,- G I Q ww, , ,M , 5 T H 150 Q , - , T I -.- 1 GARRY LU GARR EDWIN GOULD .ww . 4 2 Q- 1 S S f f- A use , JINIMIE GROFF JANET GROTHUSEN PATSY GULLETT JOAN GUTHRIDGE MARY HANCOCK ANN HARDING PEGGY HASSEL TED HASTINGS CHARLEAN GILPIN SOMETHING AMUSING IN,THE NEWS OF THE DAY HAS BEEN FOUND BY ALLECE MERWARTH AND GEORGE EVANS. JENE GRAY RICHARD GRAY DWAIN HALL LORETTA HIGHT JIM HODGKINSON 5-'M I is , BETTY HOLLAND Q I 53 WL JERRY JAMES any ROBERT JOBE FRANK JOHNSTON LAVERNE JOHNSTON BILL JONES DON JONES BETTY JOSEPH fa E. DONNA KNAPP HELEN KUFFLER ELLIS LARKIN BERYL LAWRENCE BETTY LAWRENCE JAMES LOEWEN JOHN LOEWEN MARTIN MCGINTY OLEVA MCKNIGHT ALLECE MERWARTH f Q MILLIANNE MOON DON MURPHY ' s EILEEN O'BRIEN AND JERRY TAYLOR DISCUSS POLITICS AND THE WEATHER, EILEEN OABRIEN JACK O'HARA JEANETTE PICKERILL SUE PROCTOR ANNA MARIE REGAN . A :ii Iv ,X JEAN PURKEY CHARLES RHOADES .WAI BEVERLY REASOR KENNETH ROBISON LOIS REEDY RUDDICK MARGARET SCHIFFERT ' I RUSSELL SCHOENBERGER ALICE SCHMITZ MARY SCHROEDEL ,fl RICHARD SCOTT 1 ALICE SHAW4 lj! BETTY SHIELDS BOB SHIELDS JAMES SHIRLEY ALOIS SMITH .P I A . j A T ', A CLAUDE ESTHER SMITH ROBERT SPEER MARY HELEN SPRE JERRY TAYLOR FRED THOMPSON JENE uRTE NGER BETTY STEMPLE CLARENCE STOTTS JACK VOGEL IDA RUTH VOLMER ELAINE WAGNER ALBERTEEN WARE BILL WILSON INTRODUCES SUZANNE CRAMER TO ONE OF HIS GOOD FRIENDS. DON WATSON DORIS WHETZEL CATHERINE WHITE DARLENE HEARSON BILL WILSON CAROL WINSLOW CHARLES WOLFF WANDA YOCKEY WILLIAMS ABOVE--Driven into the gym by rain, dancers at The annual Mixer have a dreat time. LOWER LEFT-W Tommy Falk- ensiien and Janet Grotlwusen alwavg make a lovely twosome af PJCS Darties. LOWER RlGl-lT7l-lere is a typical Scene at a PJC party, Farr? Zim LEETH Lce Foster gives Norma Sabalka a boost at the annual fall Mixer as Beverly Reasor applauds. BELOW7Tlwe participants in this vicious game are lleff to right! l-larriett Blum, Donna Lee Knapp, Lois Redman, and Norma Sabalka. ? leyheyeai 4. if ,I , un iam WANDA ATTEBERRY CLEO AYER5 CYNTHIA CREEL LOOKS ON AS DOYLE HAYT PUTS ON A GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION. MISS CREEL SEEMS UNIMPRESSED, , CLAUDINE BAYLESS GEORGE BEHLER BETTY BENNETT 2 .rw 1' . ME , N is A EW' ff I ...I A I fi? E 1 I .,.I, . I 1 A . gs- Egfrfv 5:13 5 E gf -ZR - : M gf' F , aj ' 9 NORMAN RURRIS ROSETTA BURRIS JERRY ELISSINGER EARLENE CARES MARCELENE CARES WANDA CHRISTINE JACK CONRAD GLEN COOPER CYNTHIA CREEL BERNARD CURRIGAN PHYLLIS CURTIS FRANK DABALACK JERRY DAIGH LEO DEMOSS BILL DEVINE MARY DEVINE EDDIE DICKERSON CHARLES DURONI ROGER DUTTON LOIS EDGELL ROLLEEN ELLIOTT RAYMOND ELLIS BETTY EMERICK GLADYS FARRAN JIM FOLLOWELL DON FRANKLIN PAT FRASCO ADA GADDIS ERNEST GARTON EUGENE GULICK JANE HALL ITS THIS WAY, SAYS MARCIA MARTIN TO BILL DEVINE ON PJC'S FRONT STEPS, JOAN HAPGOOD I , f III ,, T .f,.T ' i Ii' '. A I ff Q I J: I5 Ffffrkfliy- F-'Q' DOYLE HAYT ARTHUR HILL IRMA HOEFLING IVIARGIE HOFF FEROL JACKSON SHIRLEY JOHNSTON BARBARA JONES JIM KELLY KATHLEEN KEL'LY JEAN KINZER l I , iff, ,-ff f' ASL ' MARGIE HALLACYN ,,,.4ff I gf ' I I' . 4: , IIIJCLIA- fv' af v 'anus' ,MKII I! 1' I 1 , ,f L' K F ,BETTY HAMMOND V, I fr ' 46 FRED LARUE NORMAN LEISTIKOW MARY HELEN LORTZ CLAUDETTE LUNDY HOWARD MARKLEY MARCIA MARTIN JAMES MAY CAROLYN MCKAY BOB MCMILLAN EUGENE METCALF DIXIE MINGEL JACK MORIARTY SHIRLEY ANN MYERS SHIRLEY JANE MYERS ROGER NELSON JOYCE NEWFIELD I RUTH OLER CATHRINE PENDLETON BARBARA RHOADES KAY RICHMIRE .sf A EVA DEAN RINGSTAFF MARGIE HALLACY AND WAYNE MORIN ECONONIIZE BETWEEN CLASSES. . K I 2 A gf? Z5aE1jjf1','.rww..,':f:-:u-. i gsqgh:-gf - Gag: - 4,333 I 1 1 3g,, N-Lfsnjqglezg f ' my . K, my -,..-,- X, -- f ' -sA.,f,,w- AC: ',,, LVEA.. f.... . :..E., , I . ,,, BARBARA SCOTT JERRY STIGALL SKIPPY SHAFFER CARL STOTTS WANDA ROBBINS RONNIE ROBSON ROSANNE RUBLE JUNE SHIELDS WALLY SMITH SANDRA SPEER ROBERT STOUFER DARLENE STOUT ORVAL TAYLOR JOHN THOMPSON VIRGINIA TUTERAL JERRY IYLiR DON WALKER KATHRYN WALLER MERYL WALTERS 1 I , , Q ,. I . 5, 12 if 5 gg ff' Ii? 4 is W, - ' Ht: - ' ., H 3 -' -I .. 1 BETTY JANE WHETZEL BETTY JOAN WHETZEL JACOUELINE WILSON TOM WOODS le A b.., L. . fg l ,L M6 at .gi V- A 8. '. llkfiflgl f ' fig X3 'fl+lE?eE5?33 SE E A , Q91 may - 'MX Ii ,fy . Q Q1 2 5 sw Off of Cfalw SAMJ Upper Left --lrmn Hocfling is mvcnt into ax council job. Ummm' Right -liufl Zahm and Hob Elliott Q0 all out to adver- 1 lisnr Jzlrxllzlli' Tlmw. Ca-Iltul' Leff- fDavie Tzwlol' 1 has zx birtlulzlv Unrty. l Cmxiz-1' llirrht- Leon Vlfomlule, , liuml Znhm, :xml Rusty' Schoen- lxcrucu' allow liill Dvvinu to Luke it, 1-zlsy in QL Humccomim: zxrlvfey- Llsilm stunt. lmws-1' lmft Willis Hzlmmmxrl :xml Lllv l'.Ilf Clwristmus l'loz11. fwmu- ozlsl rm Main. Lowa 1' liiulml QHUOII wzmmlirlzxic Clow llmzllglmifr lwings lxm' 0:4- 1-nrl ll'yn1,l1i:1 C'1'vL'lr 111110 ill? stzuif- lluring' ax muck crslwmzztirm. l 4 f6,Z,f ATHLETICS of PJC Our Cardinals tlew high with the rest. The Vikings sailed ably on their way. They did so well that we all agree In Athletics they earned their A. 623325 V1 'izZ:7!ETfiS?4l7lW1?',2iATMP' 'i,?f:ETZ iQ,lifHzi fz'.5 Efi ., J ' x ' Yi, f1U':fiMVK:5 Umm' Wally Swanson wings rsffffw. in x3s5Z11'ff'ffZ,3 xfyi' . . , fi-Af? ffifzs ' :gm , q-ggg:ii,gi' , vi . Eiiiiiff 'Q' 1 fl X.22?':h 5 2515 IV mm '- . ' W . W.,-, . Bob Dickerson , 16 '15 '-:-, 'Ft ' lgi1'f5? g - ' 'fi.. S.E5'! 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N A L, Al Hendricks Louis Hines Marvm Ackerson ,Nick 1' ' ' if age 1 4 ,ai . ig, . .4 -5 f Y '21 'tl N vii, 5 Kay COOMOU Lee Foster Joe Marcin Slick Norris ff :ga ' f - rr x 5: ' Darrell Snmkewuud 2 is if , Q f L Sv! R I XF N ,M 1' M I 1 - Bill Rogers Wilford Robison .lim Terhune lwnode Q , ,., V :,,, .i dv K rki , A ff . iii K f' is B b v im I 1 ixmwi iw K i fr 'Wy gk 6 it 's R - IW -i . f Allen Ross James .' if -fl . g, L., Y rrrrr r r ,r. rir gi -ff :A f J oe Harvey CARDINAL GRID SQUAD: Fmmnt Row---Russ, Mcnrs, lizxvk. limit-iw, K'iicst1 ', Hf'c'knl't, VN'illis, Davis. Sccznml Row Hvzxmi Conch Swanson, O'D:1ffQV. Ccmriroli, Parlutt, Martin, Phillips, Tm'1'iiiint-. VVs'i1', Ruhismi, Lino Concii Onion. Thirmi Row Dic'ke1'- sun, Wklsuizik, Lzxrsun, Hines, Goode, :Xciwl'smni. Sullivan, Hzlrvuy. li:u'IxfiL'l1l lfuzu-ii Mvvizur. Tun Row Diskin, lm-uni YliilIlilL1fO!', Hennlrivks, Fustev, Dziniuls, Grzihzini, Norris, Divinv, Nefth. Srwwiwxxmnmri, Husss-ll, ti-:un nizlnzifxvr. ' fx, 43 664 whiz a K 6lL'L'l J The Curciirinls opened und closed their '49 grid- iron 1-zumuziixrn with vin-trn'iL-s, but the mud in between xx-:is ii littlv mt-ky. 1-luwuver, Mentor VVuily Swansorfs :i1gg'1'L-ssivv zigrgfmuzitiuii rnzinugual to cup fourth plat? in thc- Inu atm-n Division uf the Kansas Junior College l'41xifU1'urim'0. The lim! Rzivuis of Cuffeyville zuznin wnn the n'n11f'el'eli4'v hunting with tho Iriclepemieeiicv Pirates Vunninf: n 1-lose sucumi. Iiuii Davis. gilzixwi, and L90 Pu1'lL'1.t, buck, were pxvkui for the All-I 'lzlstc-rim Division fnutlmll smluud. Iimicwnbic mention bn-rths on the stellar squad WLWU won hy fXlbv1't HL-nmlricks tcndj, K'liz-irlvy Dun- ' 1 uw 11:14-lais-r, Wilfnn-:I Rulxismi lgllzxull, and Nick Uivinc- u-1-litvrl ,. P nviuns HP, :lI'SUiiS i':i1'smnis l'zn'srms Pzxrsmis VIH rsmis SEASON , li fi , ,21 . T U lforfuili ':l':xl'smis l'1ll'smih I':nl'snnifa , , U ,, 7 H20 :iNmm-l'rvlii 's RECORD lincrnio . , .,... . 0 Hutchinson , ,..... G0 6 ' 66 iuizx ,, . Coffcvvillv ,,,,,, ,,,,,, . Indepemleiico , ,, ,, ,, 39 KSTC. 1 'ittsbL1i'g B . 0 Joplin ..,,. 13 Chzlnutv ., , .,..., 25 Fort Smvtt , ...... 6 0x'0uc'0 fizxmffri zirtin itil makes a gain l,ppc'V Imfi M :xuninsi iolu. Other C'z1i'riin:1ls shown are I':1x'ln-It 1luflr, Aukursuii 1l5l. Goode 15l, iiinc-5 IZIH, :xml Nm'l'i:4 1Tl. imxvuy' In-ft Noih Mila, :i Vzinlinzil end, X vinexs in in Slnvzxx' 11 Puri Svutt bull Cm'- Vivr. iimvnl' Iiiixhl An iiulvm-xirlviivm' bac-ic, Smith, is snu-:in-il hv I'n1'lu11 :Anil two ullu-l'l'zl1'4lilmlw galwbnaf joofgaf Miss l i'anc'cs llamphi-ll was crowilccl 1949 Carclinal lfootball Quccu during the half-timc of thc Parsons-liiclm-pcmlcncc game on Octo- hor 125. L00 Parlctt, C0-Captain, cscortcil Miss Caiiiplwli to thc throne and presented hcl' with thc royal CVUNYII. Tho traclitiollal l'OI'OIl2lil0ll kissvs wi-rc afliliiilistcrefl by Co- Captains Loo Parlctl ami Bob Davis. Ai thc ClJI'0ll2lii0Il C'Cl'L'Ill0llX' Queen Fran- cvs was swcilailcd by 'thc Melody Mauglcrs- llic-hard Scott, Tom Winslow. Paul Black, and Charivs Scott-who sang Lct M0 Call You Swccilwart. Miss Campbell. an attractive 1-ith grader, is 111 yi-ars nhl. stands 5 fcct 6 iuchvs, and has blond hair and hmwn cyvs. A1 lnff are slunvn thi- vahfliflates as the-V posvml on lives Hughes Fielii, 'They are lleft to Vigrhtli Juan Lewis, Clara Jean Stevens. l i'am-Qs Camplwll, Vat linbg-i't:s, Therese Pat- ten. lmwul' L1-fi Qilvvn l i'am'es aml hcl' Gs- Crurt. Umwhll Snmlia'wuml. leanl the grruml march at thv cfmimmitimi mlancv immwliatelv following the game. Luwvi' liiizhi Quoin F1'am'es hoses with hw' zittumlants anzl fo-Ciilbtziills Parieit ami D-:vie Ilutnl- IJ ..., Alf... V 1 -- - 5 v Q 91 2 S I w X 1 1 S K 35 W X, 4 xg ww Q, WW 2 is Dutch Rorhe ., !1 1 K.. v,,,. 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'Ei Frank Dabalack .. 3. - ,... 1.: ., Vi,?Tf5,.gggag3jg,g,1: 1-, Q 5 A ,,e:: 1 ..n.' lig5a1f11HW'f?:e..1 -- . 1.'::,r2. f f':l1EriifI2f ff.. 1 ILZ If ,' 1 .v...1. .X LQ... ,.., H., -, ,W V ,. ,, .gm ,.2,.12, W. ,,1.6, . 1524 1: 5: Ku 135333 .11 - . L ,,-, . .,, MW.. ..,,,.,. .. ,.,..,,.. 1 .. .. .., A 6 , . rf r 2 'X N. , EI Q wezsws, a m11Mm...agsL1.,l-,1,n1L,wQ1f1w.W15v5i,5411111 Charles Duroni Charles Rhoades Fred Allen Perry Smith an Mr VIKING GIIIIJ SQIIXIJ: Ifvunt Him' 'I'Innn1usun, Iinrris, Iinwtn-, Iiitz, Iiviins, Dt-vinv. Rtnmmtvs, iirny. Iiwvilyftieig ftIni'1vIt5. NN Snith. tlulivk. D:iImIzivIi. Svumnl Iimx .Xssistnnl Quit-I1 ,IuInisun, Dlirmii, lJicl4v1'soii. I.ziIine. IIIIQN, tiutusim, Ilziyt. Tz13Ifn Sm-1 i'. I5I:n'IqIn1i'l:. I'Icl'n:inch-z. Dziigih, Twp Rim' Ituzul Umicti Smith. .XIIun. .Xtnivyy Shivtcts. Dnttun. Ifrainlitin. XX'-wits. IMiIsni Mnrin, I', Smith. Nfirti Ain 9 Q'l'CLA'I',5 With only six ont ut' lust st-zisuifs 27 In-ttv1'nn-n l't'ItlI'IlII1yL. Lozivti t.IlIIHl'lI SIIIIIIIIS 'til 1-tlition ot' tht' Vikings was giwzutly Il2ltllIIl'2tIJ1Jl'tI hy El Invk ut' x'zn'sity t'XIll'I'IL'ttl'k'. Nlnny ul' tht- ganna-s wt-iw Inst hy II2lI'l'UXY inzirgins. unit z1II nt' thcni wvlw- sgmiritt-tl tnsslvs nntit thc t'innI gun snnintcmt. Thi- Nurst- tvznn was Iairgt-ly L-uiiiposi-ml ut' jnni4n's, who picki-il up ll grvzit etvzil nt' vnrsity 1-xpt-l'it'11t'v this Xt'itl'. Thcy shuulzt turin tht- lttlt'It'tlS ut at Itxilgltt'-IULIKIIIIQ tuznn nvxt t':iII. Thi- Ivzigin- UIIZIIIIIJIUII this xt-an' was tht' tIuI'I't-yx'iIIt- llultlt-n 'I'cn'nznlu with at 11-c'o1'tI ut' six wins nlnl tint- tiv. 'I'hv .lzixzitmvii c'i't-xx' Ill2lIlllQCtI tu sc'u1'v only tIn'c-c 'l'. Ilfs against tht- fighting Numa-nn-n, . ul thmmst' wt-rc virtnzll gifts. SEASONS REUORIJ 'inet two iIPzii'suns , , It CI1uri'VvztIc 1-I l':i1'snns U Inlzi , , ti I'nr's4ms 0 Crvffcvville It! l z1i's4mns ti linlcnemteilcv I2 t'I'zii'suns I2 I4Imporizx ZIH I'n1'sm1s 7 l'iltsIxlil'rJ 27 l'zii'snns , ll Ctmnntf- 253 I':1l'sons tl Columbus T I':1i'suns , T Fort Svott. I2 :I:Nm1ii-Iivzurlw tlzliines Top Ittmtu I'l:xyL'i's on thu Viking Iwncti svn-:ini ui:'u1ii'z1pra'ri1vi1t :is the-ii' Lizunrnzitcs tmttlv l'uItnnIsns :tn A l'niist,ic-v Day. Cmitm- I'tn1t.u Viking' Don Ifrnnlclin is Iwmxnc-It in hy ttirvv IIltIt'IlL IllILlI1l'U Lzii'kI9i's. Iiuttnm I'huto Dntuh Rm-tw sions I itt's Tut IVIuritg'm1im-r'y, hilt not Ile-form the latter svures :i tnnnfh- miuwn. ,M in joofgaf lil-igning us Viking Football Qui-cu this your was Miss Curry I.u Gurr, an 12th grader. She wus i'I'OXYIlCli in il c'0lorl'ul i'0l'Clll0llX on Arinislice Day' ufiernoon during the lialftiim- of the Viking-IIolunihus gzune. As the PJC hzunl plziyecl A Pretty Girl ls Likc il M1-lowly fllco Bcoughur plurecl the crowii on the royal brow. Beougher and Clmrlcy liliozidcs, Vik- ing Co-Clzuitzxiiis for the Columbus HZIIIIC, pro- scnlecl the trznliiionul corouuiion kisscs. In the L'V0lllIlQ Miss Gurr reigned over an Viking Prom in the PJC gym. Miss Gzirr is 5 feet 615 inches tall :incl has brown huir and brown eyes. Right -The Viking Football Queen canclinlates strike :1 pose on Rees Hughes Field. They are tleft to l'l2'l'ltII Gloria Bonfiglio, Carry Lu Garr, Margaret Black. Jean- ette l iCkerill, Audrey Hcwit. Lower Right The Queen comes onto the ficlcl in u convertible driven by Mrs. Vincent Fink. NNith the Queen are Cleo Iieougher, her escort, and Max Sq-hiefelbusch, Jr.. the crown bearer. Lower Left fHer lV!z1Aiesty noses with Vikings Cleo Bvouyher llefll zlnxl Charley Rhoafles. The ziitumlzxnts sit at her feet with the crown bearer. W. ,f x uw . ,, f '42i'g??5g,f + , gg, gg' ky . 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Upper Right fr Norris fires for two 1111ints against H11tc11i11s1111. Other Cz11'11:1 s111111'r1 are HH1'Y'S'N' 1551 211111 Coonrod 13311. Lower Leftf N111'1'is, Diskin. and Aclu-1'sc1r1 are a11 6UPl'2lLfC11 in this bit of :1cti11n in 21 Parsons-C11ffc1'1'i11c game. Lower Rir:htfSm11ku- woofl and Ackcrsun go after a 112111 lost by 21 Fort SC11'1L11l:1yc1'. 6tg6l 5, S olleagble XVinning their first league erown sinee 1942, the Vikings, eoaehed SEASONS RECORD by Harold Johnson, raeked up one ol' the most impressive reeords ill fr 'fri A ii the state. The Vikes kept the nets popping throughout the season as Parsons -V ,fff fffi F-llurnblls they averaged 54.14 points per game while holding their foes lo an Parsons ' ' f ' ml rliomhka .... . Hutehmsan Invitational Tourney average of 40.11 points per game. Pmhsom H V A V nm Alwmim H ln the league, the Norse eagers won 12 games and dropped two in Ififlllililitkalllf thrillers, one to Colleyville and one to Fort Scott. The Vikes also Plmgomr A ,, vAV 1,-,M SUM bested five out ol' seven non-league teams as they eompleted the sea- galzfflflf V - f V ?fifSlHH'H son with an overall reeord of 17 wins and 5 losses. Their fifth loss if ' 52 qii,Qi,uQ'fQ, was in a regional tournament. rm lj- An aggressive group of Columbus Titans defeated the favored mf . Vikings in first round play of the regional tournament held at Pitts- A-- '- burg, thus eliminating the talented Parsons erew from possible play p,,,-gong ff' ,,,fffa7 1t,1g' , f if in the Class AA Slate Tournament, which was won by Salina. 1:-I WVYQ- iviiig ,lim Shirley, Cleo Beougher, both seniors, and Don Franklin, a Parsons junior, were named on the All-SEK League squad, and Glen Cooper, 1,,,m,ns H ,vuuv .,,V 5 G CUh,,,,1,,,S -I a junior, received honorable mention for his outstanding play. faNon-can11-1-t-ace Games Upper Left fCooper, Shirley, and Taylor go after the ball as Chanutels Spent-er seems to be pushed out of the play. '12 :so :asa A-:4 25 43 .Mi 36 42 20 -10 '13 55 ill fltl 515 24 3554 115 37 56 itll l17 IM ing are owen Biiss Jeanette l3ic'lie1'ill was crowned 153315 Viking Basketball Queen during the llilllllllll' ofthe Eli!IJOI'i2l-P2lI'S01lS game on Nlureli 3. Viking Clen Cooper escorted Miss Pickerill to the throne, presented her with the royal crown of yellow carnal- tions, and adniinislered the traditional eoronution kiss. Cliff llowarcl sen-mulerl Oueen .lenn- eile ul the Coronation ceremony by sing- ing The Sweethezirl ol' Parsons High to the tune of The Sweetlieurt of Sigma Chi. Miss Piekerill, an 12th grade beauty. is 17 years old, has blonde hzur, blue eyes, und stands 5 feet, 4 inches. Posing at the right are the candidates. They are tlnft to rislhtlz Marcia Martin, Joan Hapgood, Joan Cuthridfge, Jeanette Pie!-zerill, ziud Margaret Black. Lower RightfQueen Jeanette danees with hm- vsseort, Glen Cooper, :Lt the eoronzliion Urom held in the enfeteria immediately followingf the game. Lower Left-Queen Jeanette and her zittenslziiits nose immediately following the eoronation. At een- tar is little Susan Johnson, daughter offCoz1eh and Mrs, Harold Johnson. She was crown bearer for the ceremony. 'SID 'S El I l Will? H227 , .. L ,M ing ederued we A . .,4 ,.,,. , Q , I dw? -sw. 1- rpg VIKING B SQUAD Players are, Front Row--Fred Thompson, Charles Taylor, Norman Stephens, Joe Chalkei P in Hiiiell Sec onrl Row Coach Cliff Smith, Jim Strathe. Kenny Moore, Jim Scalett y, Jim Stark. The Viking BU squad again racked up the best record among B teams in the entire SEK League as they amassed a Collection of 14 wins against only 2 reverses. Vsing the same fire wagon type of play as the Vikings, this fine squad will undoubtedly proi'e extremely valuable in the development of another league-winning Viking team next season. After losing their second game of the season to :1 strong lnclenenflenec team, the Bees, who were eozwlieml by Cliff Smith, collected a string of 13 eonserutive victories, before losing their final game ol' the season to a very tall and talented crew of limporians. Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Pu rsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons ,-V M, it if 1 f, ,FEM SEASONS 12 , -15 35 57 411 56 52 lil! , 58 44 51 57 , 58 G3 fll -10 RIN 'ORD Altamoni lnzlepenrlenvt Columbus Fort Schott l'itt,shurII lola , Chanule Columbus , Cuff'-yville ln1lvDenrl1-nrt Fort Srolt l'it,tsl1ur11 lola Chanutt- 4'ofl'4-yville liniporia TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Members of Jim Cooper's championship touch football team were tleft to rightlz liill Hammer, Edward Fryar, Bill Wilson, Glen Cooper, Captain Jim Cooper twith halll, Davie Taylor, Harvey Lewis, Bob Burris, Jim Shirley, Intramural sports, under the able direction of V. I.. Hall, again proved popular at PJC this year. The .lim Cooper team, unbeat- en and untied in six games, won the touch football championship. Other teams were captained by lticharml Cannon, Ernie Garten, and Clarence Stotts. The Cannon and Garten tied for sex-oncl nlaee with 3-3 records. .lim ll'iCGLlI1I1OI1,S basketball team won seven straight for the cham- pionship of the intramural league. Other team captains, named in the order that their teams placed, were: Richard Cannon. .lim Ter- hune, Don Murphy, Don Norton, Lelloy Foster, Clarence Stotts llf'l Al, and Bob Dickerson. .yn fl 6Ll'l'llfl.l 6l laorfo BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Jim MeGannon's championship basketball team was composed of: Front Row! Harry Jefferson, E. A. Gilbert, Kenny Kimble: Second Row-Bob Woodroof, Bob lgldgards, Jim Sharpeg Back Row-Harold Gahagan, Charles Daniels, Captain Jim c annon, l llfI, Olf' l ing 77ef6fer5 in . g P The Vikinnf tennis team aspirants pictured above are: Front Row-Verle Shoemak- er llH?1Yb0?l, Merle Shoe- maker lmaybe'?l. Joe Ahel, Russell Slchoenberszer, Jack Callahan: Second Row- Meryl VValters, Norman Leis- tikow, Chuck Duroni, Don Franklin. Jim Shirley, Frecl Thompson, Hill Lindsey. Cleo lieougher and Howard Thompson were not present for the picture. At press time the Vikes harl lost only one match anrl hopecl to win a league Cham- pionship. ai' 'U ,F lllllg lll IHQII The Viking golfers pause on the Katy course with their eoaeh, Shown in this picture are: Top Rowe Coach liob Meeker, Jimmy Scaletty, Glen Garrison. Jimmy Strathe, Dave Moreno. Charles Wolff, Charley Fuentez: Bottom Row--Dannv Hernandez. Don Bitz, Ed Olenmlorff, Henry Hernandez. Mr. Meeker also eoaches the Cardinal team. The Viking linksmen were getting ready for the SEK Leapfue tournament as the ParKan went to press. C , urchrzaf in Chic J Cardinal Thinelamls-fMembers of the Cartlinal tra:-k squat! take a breather with their coach as this picture is snapped, They are: Seated Charles Lovelarly, Allen Ross, Albert Phillips, John Oringclerff, Albert Hendricks: Seeoncl Row Marvin Rob- inson, Joe Harvey, Darrell Smokewootl, Leo Parlett, Dale Neth. Coach Wally Swan- son. There was no Viking track squall at PJC this year. The State Jaco Meet loomed for the Cards as the ParKan went to press. H. R. Phillips was 4th in the 220 yarll :lash in this meet last year. Foster was -lth and O'Dabber ith in the mile run E t I 4 3 fa Watt The Cardinal tennis souad pauses a moment with theirl :coach before starting a prac- tire session. Ther are cleft, to ugfhtr : Kay Lloonrol, Rich-' ard Dale, R. C. Urie, Holm Willis, Darrell Terhuntxf Coach Charles Stroker teen-f terl, Bill Lawrence, Dwavnel Steinle, Jim Sage. Jim Ter-l hune. Bud Utlev and Mm'-l vin Ackcrson were not pres- ent, Mr. Stroker also eoaehesl the Vikine tennis team. Four straight vietories was the record of the Cards at press tinxe. 'k Carcfinafolin melzl The Cardinal golf team hatl to clepenrl upon quality insteacl of ouantity this sea- son as it was composed of only three members when this picture was taken. They are: Bill Fuentez llast year's. state championb, Richartll Buzz Evans, antl Don Nor- ton, As this annual went to press, the Garrls were prep- aring' for the State meet at Fil Dorado. Last year Fuentez won the state ,jueo Champion- ship. Richard Buzz EV- ns was President: llovd Nucl Utley, ice-President: and ob Willis. Treasurer. Quad leaders were len Coober, Tom foods. Cleo Beough- '. Jim Shirley, Bill awrence. Nick Di- ine. E. R. Primm, . C. Urie. Louie ones. and Bob Davis. Q Q, xii., J CABBI' Jacky Stigrall l Jav McMillan liivhartl Lundy l l . . 5 M Fr QP - V V1 CA Ni E.-Q 'vm X F W fr. Y VAQAQS V all-W9 masons 'QMS :VDCARS ' mg 5 lm? Magnus A g. - ' ' .ARM V2 CMS V1 CMS mi' I 'WSONS ' Pfwsuwf mgaom k UNSW MCARS , ' 'GSIPNS A - lm sf lfzwg , v, ii . vi Q 5 , VICARETTES Following the organization of the ViCars, PJC's girls c1rif,rinate1l another pep club known as the Vi- Carcttes, These two clubs worked together to improve pep at PJC. The ViCare-ttes were so late in getting organized that officers were not elected. icard This veal' a new boys' singing pep club. the ViCars, was organized by Mr. The Rosen' Johnson, group attended games in a group to sing and cheer their teams rm to victorv. QZLHLIBF5 lievvrlv Roasur J:-rrv James Br-rtio Conner I I QPCA Q5 fl 6L This year the PJC orchestra perforined for the first time under the direction ot' Mr. Richard Kennn. During the school year the group pre- sented several radio programs and played lor Thanksgiving and Holy VVeek services. Many ol' the lnenlhers played in special orchestras I'or the school plays and The Desert Songf' The group also played at Baccalaureate exercises. On April 18 the SEK League Orchestra Festi- val was held in Parsons. About 250 students l'l'U1ll various schools were here for a day of rehearsals and a concert in the evening. The guest conductor was Mr. C. F. Lehoxv of Salina, and Mr. Kenneth DIRECTOR RlCl-IARD KEMM ' Tehoxv directed the violins. ' Special letters were presented to 1ll0lllliCI'S ot' the orchestra instead of certificates at the Achieve- ment Banquet. At press tiine the orchestra was planning a Spring concert to be given in May. . o i L W 'Y 0 VIOLINS: Mary Helen Sprenpzer, Joan Guthridge, Marcia Jar- boe, Mary Devine, lietty Joseph, Donna Lee KnaDD, Char- lotte James, Barbara Brown, Harriett Newell, Peggy Sterl- ing, Grace Harlow, Nannalee Matthewson, Ramona Mund- ing, Margot Peterson, Ann Crawford, Karene Meriwether, Joan Cook, Mary Murphy. CELLOS: Meredith Clary, Mary Kay McKain. ,, STRING BASSES: Sue Dowty, Bat Stuteville. FRENCH HORNS: Ann Chester, Roy Baldwin. Charlean Gilpin. FLUTES: Don Franklin, Jane Sue Hoisinirton. CLARINETS: David Harrington, Don Steen. Norman Burris Sheila Thomas, Howard Thompson, Mike Callahan. CORNETS: Gene Peoples, Merlin Pontious. Jack Callahan Jerry Taylor, Bill Lindsey, Charles Brooks, John Loewen. TROMBONES: Melvin Pontious, Jerry Tyler, James Loewen Dale Cole. BARITONES: Fred Thompson, Charles Brooks. OBOE: David Harrington. TUBA: Georile Evans. PERCUSSION: Don Walker, Donna Jackson. PIANO: Patsy Rucldick. FIRST ROW: lfranees llamslier. Ann Chester. .Xlleee M-ei-wartli. SECOND ROXV: Eva Dean Ringslaff, llois Reflman, .lac-nnlelinz Patsy Rullcliek. Vat Iirafly. Lois Iiemly. llrlary Helen Spren- Vllilson, Frances Campbell, Kay Riehmire. Garry l,u Cari' X gfer, Shirley 'l'honias, Darlene Stout. Nancy lilaneliarll. Mar- Margaret Black, Janet Grothusen, lietty llamrnoncl, Mary Gia Marlin, .loan iiullirimlplv. Marixaret Seliiffert, lionnie Devine. Shirley Johnston. Jean Purlwv, liarlmra Jones. VVallieV, VVansla Robbins. THIRD ROVV: Janus ilroff, Russell S1'lioenlme1'i.rer, lilllpsfene Mel- TOP ROVV: Hob Jobe, Jerry James, Charles Meilee, Mr. linger calf, Tommy l :nllienstien, liicharll Gray. Cliff Howarll. Dick Johnson lDil'eCtoVl, Lloyrl Bud Utley, Charles Svott, Don Dale, liiclmrml Seoti, Tom Woozls, Cleo lieouyxher, Melvin Franklin, E. R. Primm, Donalrl Recsly. lfartei' l'ai'lton, Pontious. Don Murphy, Jerry Taylor, R. C. Urie, Roger Dutton, David Harrington, Frcrl Thompson. QLIQIGQKLL CAMP An organization llllllfll in cleinancl in Parsons was lllis XQZIIJS A Cappella Choir. Rarely clifl llie ineinlmers have liine lo ealcli their brealll as they inacle public appearances in rapicl succession. The g1'o11pn1'ovicleclprograins al various elnlrclies. sang al Holy XVeek services. nresenlerl several pro- grams over raclio slations CKIQKC of Parsons and KOAM ol' Piltsliilrgj, went caroling on lllirislinas morning, anpearerl at several PJC asseinlilies. anrl presenlefl llie annual HSlllQlllQ Clnislinas 'l'1'ee. ln aclrlilion. llle group was selieclulefl lo sing al liaeca- laureale Services. ' ' During llle first seineslel' llle Clioii' look parl in llle Slili League Choral lfeslival in Clianule. al wliieli llie clioirs ol' the leaQue's eight seliools nresenlecl a mass eoneerl. liaeli elioil' also nresenleml Iwo nuinlrers in1lix'iclu:slly. Un llie same clav llie Choir gave a von- eerl :ui 'l'liaye1'. Choir ol'l'iee1's were: lfi'am'c-s llainnlmell. Presi- clenlg Bonnie Xxvllllill, SCCl'Cl1lI'Y-'lll'i'2lSlll't'l'I li. Il. ljI'llIlIll. Business Managerg llarlmara Jones. l4llJI'2ll'l2lll1 Dick Dall' and Marcia Marlin, Holme Managers. DIRECTOR ROGER JOHNSON .Sin gin? CAI'iJ!lYlfl.1 jvc 011 DCCGIIIIICI' 15 lhc- Choir pre- sented the fourth Zlllllllili Singing CllI'iStHl8S Two, Ll lH'OgI'lllll orig- inated by Mr. JUIIIISOII. The 9-119 prog1'z11n coiisislvd ol' a stllnulatlng Y2lI'll'iy ol' Cl11'isl111z1s n1us1c. Solos were sung hy Ricl1z11'd Stott, Shirley VFIIUIIIUS. Ann Hard- ing, Joan Gulh1'idgo. Lois Hoody, Marcia Marlin. P1o1:c1't Johc. and Nancy BiZ1I1Cii3l'Ci. Kay Fulton Pot- terson was I'011l111'1-mi i11 lxvo solo dances. The ZlCC0lIllJ2llliSi was Mrs. Zoo xviilllil Hold, linsi .illlllOl' lllgh vocal nlnsic' l0z1cl101'. mwgnwwwmwmwmuqnwmvwmmmgmwf :wmqm.wwm- fum nm ufiic FRONT ROW: Harriett Blum, Joan Guthridize, Rosanne Ruble, Darlene Stout, Mary Helen Lortz, Ann Chester, Marcia Martin, Eva Dean Ringstaff, Wanda Robbins. SECOND ROW: Mary Devine, Patsy Ruddielz. Frances Campbell, Pat lirady, Kay Richmire, Betty Hammond, Mary Helen Spren- ger, Dorothy Chastain. TOP ROW: Carolyn McKay, Kay Fulton Petterson, Gloria Stafford, Richard Scott, Bob Jobe, Mr. Roger Johnson tSponsorJ, Rich- ard Dale, Melvin Pontious, Nancy Blanchard. A number of members were not present when this picture was taken. Each year the Music Club produces an outstanding operettzi. This year the production was Sig- mund Romberg's t'The Desert Songn on March 30 and 31. Mr. Roger Johnson, the director, and thc club members worked some three months to develop a smash hit. Officers of the club were: Melvin Pontious, President: Carolyn McKay, Vice-Presidentg Merlin Pontious, Treasurer. ederf Song Orcdefi fra z w K - 5 ' 2 D an iee. 5 F An. .M Members of the orchestra which played for The Desert Song were as follows: First Rowe-Zoe Wilma Reid, piano: Mrs. Mary Jarboe, violin: Norma Jean Peterson, violin: Jane Sue Hoisington, flute: Marcia Jarboe, violin: Barbara Brown, violin, Charlotte James, violin: Mrs. Lucille Kemper, clarinet. SECOND ROW: Markwood Holmes, concert master, violin: Clifford Miller, percussion: Merlin Pontious, trumpet: Gene Peoples trumpet: Earnest Robb, oboe: Anna Ruth Harris, cello: Mrs, Isaac Hampton, cello: Richard Simon, bass: Edward Rude trombone, Roger Johnson, director: David Harrington, clarinet: Richard Kemm, trombone. 5, I - I L' Q7 1, ,j' - 5 M'-A A if 4 ' ? , K' jj' 1,,vm xnf A A . gf fkgluf .1 l -RN W4 ima? , f 'ff' 223' X,-ff' yO!fZ3f!fG Q S Qifelnf Ong . CAST or CHARACTERS 1 t Sid El Kar ,,,,..A,,,,,.,.,..,..... ..,.,...... , ,,,... ,,..,, D on Franklin Understudy ,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,,,... , , .. ,. , Richard Scott Mindar ...,,,.,,,,A, ,,,,,,,, ,, Albert Phillips Hassi ...,.,.,,.,, Lyle Cookie Nelson Benjamin Kidd . . ,,.,.,.,. , .,,, , Jerry James Capt. P: ul Fontaine , , , , Robert Job? Under-study , , ,, ,, ., Louie Jones Azuri ,, ,... .,.,.,,.... , Kay Fulton Pctterson Understudy ,,,, , Shirley Jane Meyers Lt, La Vergne ,,,,, ,.,, , , Cleo Beougher Sgt. Du Boussac , Melvin Pontious Margot Bonvalet . , Marcia Martin Gen. Birabeau . Charles Scott Pierre Birabeau .. H ,..,.,,, Clifford Howard Understudy Lloyd t'Bud Utley Susan ........,........., ,. Frances Camnbell Undex-study Jean Purkey Edith .,,,, ,,,,.,... , Joan Guthrillsre Ali Ben Ali .,.,,,., , ., Lloyd Bud Utley Understudy , , Tom NVoods Clementina ...., Shirley Thomas Neri .,......,...., .. , .. , . , , ,.,, Betty Emerick Hadji .,.. ,, , ,, ,, , ,, H .. , Fred Thomnson Guards , ,,,,, , ,,.. ,,,,. D on Murphy, Russell Schoenherger CHORUS PERSONNEL WOMENS CHORUS: Ann Harding, Betty Emerick, Jean Purkey, Barbara Jones, Joan Guthriclge, Lois Reedy, Shirley Schultheiss, Wanda Robbins, Patsy Ruddick. Pat Brady, Marg- aret Black, Nancy Blanchard, Carry Lu Garr. Janet Grothusen, Darlene Stout, Bonnie Walker, Allece Merwarth. Kay Richmire. DANCING CHORUS: Patty Loughmiller. Gloria Stafford, Lois Redman, Betty Jane Whetzel, Beverly Reasor, Alyce Lee Harris, Wanda Atteberry, Shirley Jane Myers, Marjorie Hallacy, Mary Helen Lortz. MEN'S CHORUS: Richard Dale, Francis Norris, Harry Jefferson, Tom Falkenstien, Richard Scott, Jimmie Groff, Don Murphy, Cleo Beougher, Louie Jones, Roger Dutton, E. R. Primm, Melvin Pontious, R. C. Urie, Tom Woods. George Evans, Don Reedy, Richard Gray, Russell Schoenberger, Fred Thomp- son, Al Phillips, Jack Callahan, Jerry Taylor, John Carpenter, Don Norton. BEHIND THE SCENES HELPERS: Harriett Blum, Betty Hammond, Merlin Pontious, Margaret Schiffert. Frances Ham- sher, Mary Schroedel, Rolleen Elliott, Donna Sue Bulkley, Jackie Stigall, Betty Joseph, Leon Womble. Barbara Williams Larery, Marian Clark, Norma Jean Smith, Bill Devine, VVarren Knarr, Dwayne Steinle, Charles McGee, Jean Waclsack, and Gene Russell. ln addition to these students. many members of the cast and choruses helped out in behind the scenes cana- cities. Some eighteen faculty members also assisted in one way or another. Some twenty girls served as usherettes for the shows. The Desert Song was truly an all-school production. The design used on the adjoining page and on the Dro- gram covers was by Don Murphy. ,iw YY x it vp 'lt . in Jerry Taylor, Gene Peoples, and Jack Calla- han practice a tough number. , 501161 Parades, concerts, illlll the SEK League Band Festival helped give the I-'JC band a busy year. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Kemm, the group performed at 25 home athletic events and two out of town contests. Among the parades the band participated in were the Christmas and Fall Festival at home, Ncewollah at Independence, and the Corn Festival at Erie. The band also partici- pated in the SEK League Band Festival at Inde- pendence in March, presented a concert on Feb- ruary 9, and played for Commencement exercises. A highlight of the school year at PJC was the band concert, Mr. Kemm's first as director in Par- sons. A large American flag was illuminated by a spotlight as the band opened its concert by play- ing The Star Spangled Banner. During the course of the varied program Ann Chester and Gene Peoples played instrumental solos and Bob .lobe sang I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts, with the band singing a chorus for the latter. During the basketball season a German band was organized by five members of the band and Leon Womble, who served more or less as direct- or. Playing members of the band, which is pie- tnred on the Music division page of this annual, were Gene Peoples, David Harrington, George Evans, Bernard Currigan, and Melvin Pontious. The group performed at a basketball game and an assembly. Mr. Kemm's dachshund served as a mascot. FLUTES: Don Franklin, Jane Hoisington. CLARINETS: David Harrington, Howard Thompson, Ervin Mad- ison, Mike Callahan, Bill Hoisington, Charles Baxley, Ber- nard Currigan, Don Steen, Norman Burris, Sheila Thomas, Eddy Marshall, Carl Jones. CORNETS AND TRUMFETS: Gene Peoples, Merlin Pontious Bill Lindsey, Jack Callahan, Kenneth Moore. Jan Higgins Charles Molohan, John Loewen, Jerry Taylor. BARITONE: Fred Thompson. SAXOPHONES: Don Kaufman, Charles Lasky. FRENCH HORNS: Ann Chester, Charlean Gilpin, Roy Baldwin. EUPHONIUM: Charles Brooks. TROMBONES: Melvin Pontious, Edward Rude, Jerry Tyler, James Loewen, Dale Cole. BASSES: George Evans, Edward McCall. PERCUSSION: Mary Helen Siprenger, Mary Devine, Donna Knapp, Don Walker, Donna Jackson, Barbara Brown. DRUM MAJORETTE: Margaret Black. ASSISTANT MAJORETTE: Charlean Gilpin. TWIRLERS: Shirley Jane Myers, Barbara Peak. MLP KLANS af PJC Klans in the 1950 ParKar1 Are our organizations so busy. Each tried to make this year As active as a jolting tin Iizzy. The drum corps represents an airplane in march- ing down Rees Hughes Field during halftime of the Viking-Columbus game on Armistice Day. Led by Co-drum Majors Donna Sue Bulkl and Jean Purkey, the PJC Drum and Bugle Cor marched in parades at Altamont, Nleflune, and l dependence, in addition to football and basketb games and two parades-the Fall Festival a Christmas-at home. In the Christmas parade the group first us new flashlights which were fitted into their he These were very effective later in the darken gym when the group marched at basketball gan and for queen eoronations. Another feat demc strated at a basketball game was the art of squz dancing, half of the members being dressed boys and the remainder as frontier girls. At the halftime of the Armistice Day footb game the corps worked with the band in maki several formations of a patriotic nature. A sh a Cannon, a battleship, and an airplane were p sented in marching formations. Mr, Richard Kemm and Mrs. Pauline Brac J li are the sponsors. J C lnlfllflfl 0I'l06 FRONT ROW: Audrey Hewit, Delores Garretson. Gloria Bon- figzlio, Marcia Martin. SECOND ROW: Donne Sue Bulkley, Joyce Newfield, Betty Emcrick, Shirley Ann Myers, Claudine Bayless, Margie Hallacy, Betty Whetzel, Alice Brueggeman, Elaine Wagner, Lois Reedy, Rolleen Elliott, Suzanne Cramer, Kay Rich- mirc, Jean Purkey. THIRD ROW: Barbara Jones, Dorothy Chastain. Mary Helen Lortz, Margaret Sehiffert, Allece Merwarth. Garry Lu Garr, Cynthia Creel, Wanda Robbins, Joan Guthridge, Betty Joseph, S-hirley Johnston, Janet Grothusen, Jane Hall. TOP ROW: Doris Whetzel, Peilgy Hassel, Pat Brady, Ruth Arm- strong, Anna Marie Regan, Margie Hoff. Jean Kinzer, Betty Hammond, Mary Jo Schroedel, Carolyn McKay, Gladys Farran, Sandra Speer, Beverly Reasor, Ruth Oler. Not shown are Jene Urie, Millianne Moon, Barbara Rhoades, and Wanda Atteberry. 4 ,f iw .- it sn ,CG HW Standing lleft to rightpz Mr. Herbert James lSDonsorJ, George liehlcr, Warren Knorr, Jerry Daigli, Glen Gurrison, John Loewe-ri, .lorry James. Chzxrles Duroni, Bob Shields, Merlin Pontious. Seated: Richard Scott, Russell Schoenberger, Jack Callahan, Melvin Pontions, Roger Dutton, Don Franklin, Richard Dale, .Robert Jolie, Fred Thompson. 'l'hc Young Men's Christian Association co- sponsored scvcrzil activities with the YNVCA this year. Among them wt-rc the conccssion room, thc 'l'l1zn1ksgiVi11g and l'l2lSlL'l' 2lSSCIlllJlil'S, and the World Sludcnt Service Fund drivc. The local group scnt two dclcgutcs to thc YC coiifcrcnce in Estcs Park, Colorado, lust snniiner. Jerry .lznncs rcccivcd thc outstanding honor of ht-ing clcctcd Covcrnoi' of thc ISI-19 Hi-Y Model Leggislzlturc whcn thc Hi-Y division of the PJC YMCA went to Topcku on Dcccmbcr 2. James also wcnl to Lincoln, Nchrzlskzl, on March 4 to speak tit thc West Central Area Council banquet. YMCA oi'l'icc1's were as follows: Melvin Ponti- ous, Prcsidcntg Bud Zzihln, Vicc-Prcsidcnt-first scmcstcrz .lcrry Junics, Vicc-Prcsidcnt-second scincstcrg Frctl Thoxnpson. Sccretairyg Bob Jolie, 'l'1'cz1sui'cr and stndcnt lll2lll2lQl'l' of thc concession room. Mr. Ilcrbcrt .leuncs is thc club's sponsor. ..C. The second semester YMCA officers are shown engaging: in 21 little horseplay in the concession room. 6 T A an V , ffl? 'f.. m Mif H. ..C. Mrs, Charles Scott, one of the speakers who appeared at YWCA meetinxrs, is shown above with a group of the club's members in the YWCA lounge. STANDING tleft to rightl: Mary Devine, Rosanne Ruble, Ada Gaddis, Carolyn McKay, Darlene Stout. Kay Richmire, Mary Jo Sehroedel, June Shields, Cynthia Creel. Patsy Ruddick, Miss Eddice Barber tSponsorl. SEATED: Lois Jean Edgell, Betty Hammond, Lois Reedy, Allece Merwarth, Ruth Armstrong, Margaret Schiffert, Joan Guthridge, Nan Charles. The Young hV0lll9Il,S Christian Associa- tion, which is sponsored by Miss Eddiee Bar- ber, niet every other Thursday afternoon during the school year. The Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies were among the events sponsored jointly by the YMCA and YYVCA. The YYVCA provided a Thanksgiving basket for a veleran's Iain-- ily, sponsored the sehoolis book exchange, and helped with the VVorld Student Service Fund drive. Miss Sonia Grodka, VVSSF work- er, was here for a day to speak for an assem- bly and at a joint YM-YVV meeting. This yearis YNY progrznns featured speak- ers who presented ideas connected with building outstanding CllZ1I'ElCf6l' and found- ing a Christian home. Officers were as follows: Joan Gnthridge, Presidentg Garry Lu Garr, Vice-President: Lois Pmeedy, Seeretaryg Allece Merwarth, Treasurer. SEATED: Bob Shields, Bob McMillan, Mr. Ralph Gaier 1S'ponsorl, Carl Stotts, Carl Jones. Bob Goode. SECOND ROW: Don Stuteville, Dwain Hall, Tom Allen, Glen Hearty, Wallace Bolinger, Francis Grillot Ju, Robert Gomer, Billy Curtis, Roy Stringer, Junior Smith. THIRD ROW: Jack Aitken, Archie Collins, Clarence Stotts, Loren Dillinger, Leon DeMoss, John Thomp- son, Louis 0'Brien, George Bolinger. TOP ROW: Jack Vogel, Jim Blackburn, Don Kaufman, Chuck O'Hara, Sam Shaffer, Jack O'Hara, George Myers. Not shown are Howard Markley, Harlen Neth, and Curtis Stotts. .3 Included among this year's FFA activities were: a pest eradication contest, shop contests in Altamont and Chanute, a poultry judging contest in Coffeyville, and the development of various projects. The club makes a practice of loaning Hampshire gilts to members, who in turn give back two gilts to the club after breeding is com- pleted, Many boys have such projects as dairy cows, beef cows, and other livestock of their own. Last spring a team composed of Bob Shields, .lack Vogel, and Loren Dillinger placed seventh in u state dairy judging contest. This year the shop team composed of Shields, Vogel, and Bob McMillan placed second at both Chanute and Al- tamont. Officers were: First semester-Carl Stotts, President, Carl Jones, Vice-President: Bob Goode, Secretaryg Bob Mt-Millan, Treasurerg Bob Shields, Reporter, Second semester-.lack Vogel, President, Carl Jones, Vice-Presidentg .lim Blackburn, Sec- retary, Bob 314-Blillan, Treasurer, Dwain Hall, Reporter. Shown judging a Hamp- shire sow are tleft to rightlz Archie Collins. Dwain Hall, ' 1 CW Bob McMillan, Carl Stotts, and Mr. Gaier. The sow be- longs to Stotts. Parsons School ff.i'f'f tFive and Five Girls Elected o Ste ' t 1 1301 gmdo McG:mn .. ASW First Semester Staff-Members of the first semester Reporter Staff shoyvn above are Cleft to Hoffman, lticlizuwt Parker. Dorothy Chastain, Norma .lean Smith, Patsy c ili liich'u'ml Scott Betty Dean Barbarzi Phillips, Donna Sue Bulk- riafhtlz Don Murphy, Bonnie ltilrtrlick, Peggy Lnvin, Betty .los '1 , . . , A . . Boyyniin ti ions rl Butlmtv 7-ihni tlfrlitor-in-t'hicfJ Nancy Blancharcl. Not shown in ley, Mr. A. li. ' z .1 so , . 4. . . , A this picture are: Nlillianne Moon, Bob lilliott, and Bill Sullivan. The Reporter staffs did their best to give an conilmrehensive neyvs and picture coverage of l'.ltI activities in the thirty issues published during the school year. Q t'T s2M tW'e't' 'e't' tw Maisie?seassgi'fssiUsi3za?T2ff?sia3,a'fsf ss'i950 b M i y Wmfffgfigf it Nmlntes Named Wt Sw f'Mm tViking Queen Candidates Set l Sedond Semester Staff--Shown planning an issue of the Reporter is the second semester staff, The members of the staff are Cleft to rightit Mr. A. E. Bowman Cfiponsorl, Ina Clark, Richard Park- er, Betty Joseph, Norma Karhoff, Skippy Shaffer. Patsy Rudciick, Eugene Metcalf, Don Murphy, Nlillianne Moon, Nancy Blanchard. Richard Scott tlirlitor-in-Chiefl, Barbara Phillips tAssistant ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 'I ' tli- PJC shop by W. J. Newell litlltoril, Bill Sullivan,-Betty Dean. Phe l-lcportcis were printtr in 'c and his printing students. an l lt a . Q . ,., E A. ,sew-wind VTP! lava.,-wif , K ,W ' ..s.-4s,s,a-rssggalitei .f ALYCE LFE HARRIS THl2ltIiSI-I PATTI-IN liditor-in-Chief Assistant liditor 10...J1..,. sa!! Directing the compilation of this year'5 ParKan were two 13th graders, Alyee Lee Harris as editor-in-ehief and Therese Patten as her assistant. These girls started planning the annual months befort sehool opened last fall. From a financial standpoint, the work of ltiehard Seott and Mai garet Black Cupper right photol was extremely important. Scott, tht business manger, and Miss Black, his assistant, persuaded seventy four business men to help finanee this year's annual-no little task. They also were in charge of the sale of books to students, of sehedul- ing students for individual pictures, and of distribution of the books. Shown in the photo seeond from the top is the art staff. Those pietured are lleft to rightl: Cleo Beougher tart editorl, Mrs. Zada Chase tSponsorl, Ada tiaddis, Dorothy Chastain, .lerry Taylor, Oryal Taylor, and Susie Cramer. Another member of the staff not shown is Lewis Gordon. Photographers shown with their eameras are Don Murphy tleftl and Dwayne Steinle. Murphy switehed from art editor to photographer dur- ing the early part of the seeond semes- ter. lluring the first semester Bob lil- liott, then photographer for the Sehool Reporter, took a number of pietures used in this annual. Iiugene Metealf and Skippy Shaffer, though not offieal- ly on the staff, took several pietures. In the lower pic-ture two sponsors and other members of the staff are shown. They are tleft to rightjz Mr. W. .l. Newell, business staff sponsorg ltolleen lilliott, business staff: I.ois lidgell, editorial staffg Cynthia fireel, editorial staffg Don Murphy: Kay ltieh- mire. business staff: Barbara Phillips, editorial staffg l.ois Needy, business staffg Dirk Dale, business staffg Nan Charles. photography editorg Mr. A. li. Bowman. editorial staff sponsor. Char- ley Burch, sports editor, was working at his Parsons Sun job at the time and Could not be present for the picture. F N., t , , X ' S N Council in Session .gjfzwlenf Conn Cc' P.lC's Student Council had a busy school year, starting ot'l' with vigorous election campaigns in the fall and winding up with the planning of the .ftchievenient Banquet in the spring. The group sponsored two iiUI'lll2li dances, the Christmas Party and the Spring Pronig in addition to planning many shin- digs after football and basketball games and the four Coronation Proins held in honor ot' l our Queens. The Council was also in charge of such activities as eoliecting food at Christmas time to give to the Salvation Arinyg support- ing the World Student Service Fund drive along with the YMCA, YWCA. and the lntcr- national Club: and supporting Jacques St. Martin, our adopted Freneh boy. Two Council activities were especially noteworthy. The first was the subznission ot' a Questionnaire to the students. and the second was the sponsoring ot' a .lunior Col- lege Student Council Conference on March -1-J Dwayne Steinle was in charge ol' the questionnaire project. liaeh student was asked his opinion on various PJC matters. NVhen eoinpiled, the information proved 1 valuable in directing the Council's activities. 1 The Conference was the l'irst of its kind to be held in this part of the state. Joplin, Fort Scott, Independence, and Chanute were represented by delegates. .lim MeGannon was in eharge of 2ll'l'2lllQ0lllL'lltS. Lower divi- sion Council l11CIlliJ0l'S attended a high sehool conference in Chanute on October G. Bliss Mildred Cunningham. Sponsor Francis Slick Norris. Council President 1 t t l i I Q25 5' X N, - -1 . X 4? Qt ,Q A wp ,V V ..:. I A- . A:- H 2 ew ,ff . ,V A' f f 3,4 611 51 ? :Y if pe 1 1 K lc 5 A , Z: of an Sluclcnl fJllll1l'll .MA 50,96 Ofn 0l'F.f Thi- l ltll Slrzulv Counvil members airt- Shown in the process of stflurtilil-I Commit- tees for n forthcom- rv ing: Coronation Iizmll. Frances Camubell' Melvin Pontious Nanci' Burton .j'8JAh'l2l1 Jim Meliannon Therese Patten Dwayne Steinle PJC's l?'!th Qrzulv Council members are shown selling tickets at one of the many g:j:h 5 3 1 shimliyrs sponsored by the Council during the school year. en i ons In the process of mlvcrvrnting for one of PJC's many parties are the 12th grarlers on the Council. Jim Shirley Jeanette Pickerill Don Murphy un ford Music! Music! Musirfl is the ery as these llth grade Council mem- bers bring: l'JC's records und rec- orrl playing equipment to the cafe- teria for n shinrlier. . -4 . Pcrllzzlms the nmsl llmnlilt-ss vltlll all llll, IS lllzll nu-znber. lim-gamllcss ol' how Lois Edgell Glen Coouer Irma Hoefling ounci hz Imrfl lhcsc pc-oplv iry. ilu-5' czurl Sll1'L'CCll in pleas- A . ing l'Y0l'X0lll'. lint try thc-y flisl! They trim-rl lo ob- Cflon luin what lhc stuflcnls wz111'rt-tl :xml at tht- sanne time llllllI'lJX'C l'.lC. pg gjauorifed l90l9LlALl' go? an!! 7770Jf E091 flllfl Cleo Beougher and Frances Campbell Joan Lewis and Cleo Beougner 3 1- -- A M- u- xl ' an M , ,. l fe ,ww ,- X A MX!-N, jafelzfezf gay an!! y770Jf !'Q0f9llAU' -glleflfffj 601770 Melvin Pontious and Marcia Martin Garry Lu Garr and Cleo Beouglfuer '--E MAA ACTING af PJC Acting is our second Ag It gave us laughs and fhriils galore. Each play was a big successj Who could ask for anything more? 'M Hi -w-.ff ?'..f Mi The first semester all school play. Janu- ary Thaw, was presented December 8 under the direction of Miss Inez Cunningham. The hilarious comedy was centered around 2111 old Connecticut farm house and the two families who were trying to gain possession of it. The Gages were good Democrats from the city, and the Rockwoods were staid lie- publicans from the country. For a time they lived in the same house amid constant dis- agreement, hilt through the help of a blizzard they finally became friends. The production staff, which was com- posed to a great extent of members of the Footlights Club, included: Bud Zahm, Joyce Newfield, Donna Sue Bulkley, Marcia Martin, lilaine XYagner, Lois Iidgell, Kathleen Kelly, Mary Hancock, Barbara Rhoades, Jacqueline VVilson, Norma .lean Smith, Bonnie NValker, Marian Clark, and Shirley Ann Myers. Milli- anne Moon was prompter and Warren Knarr was electrician. UPP'l41lt PHOTOfUncle Walter ilferol Jacksonl at the rixrht brings startling news to Mrs. Margze Gage llfrances Campbell! and Jonathan Rockwood ftlim Keilyl. Cl'INTEIiW-George Husted 4Jerry Tyler! demands an ex- planation from Barbara Gage lDunna Sue Bulkleyl, his fiancee, as Mother Gage looks on in amazement. LOWER PHOTO George tries to wrim: a secret out of Sarah Gatre lJane Hallr. Fl'lCll2l, the maid .,,,,,,,.... .lovce Nt-wficlcl SZIVQII Rage, an catlghtcl' ....,.,, zmc llull Pzmlzl Gage, Zllllitllel' 1l2lllQlltQI' ....,,,,A,,..,., Nlrs. Marge Gage ..,..... l 1':1nccs Czmmlmcll 5 B2ll'lJill'2l Gage, the oldest KIZIUQIITUI' ..,..... llrs. Mzltllilmlu ltockwoml ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, , IS1l.1.1lut1x 21'J'I .1 NIV. l.uumis, an luwycl ',,,....A .,., B url Zulmm l'm'lc Walton '.,....,.,,., ..,.,,..,, I fvrol .l2li'liSlJll Nlnll liockwuorl, an lazy lad ,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,l,7 Frwl rllllOIIllJSlJIl IIu1'sm1, thc ccmstublc ,,,, liiclmarrl Lumly N'-9,. M gan! 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NI2lI'iilIl Mrs. M1111lgr111101'y, M111'1'i5 ,lx 'lr lv ' I H H Towllsa-11d's slsicr ,,,, N1z11'01z1 Mz11'l1l1 il 'H X M 1 HJ 5 l mUtU' FIRST ROVV: Mary Hancock, Joyce Newfield, Marcia Martin, Lois liclgell, Barbara Rhoades, Dllaryzaret Schiffert. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Chastain, Betty Stemple, Millianne Moon, Jacqueline Wilson, Elaine Wagner. THIRD ROW: Miss Inez Cunningham lSponsorr, Rolleen Elliott, Leon Wonilnle, Jerry Tyler, Gloria Stafford. 300fA,if, cm The Footlights Club under the sponsorship of Miss Inez Cunningliani, was sluall but effee- tive this year. Nlueli ol' the time of the members was tleyoteml to making the two all-school plays sueeesslul. Many ol' the members were nieiu- lzers ol' the easts for the plays, and others served on promluetion eonnnittees. Another ae- tiyity ot' the Club was to aet as a make-up erew tor The Desert Song. 'l'hree one aet plays were prepared for pre- sentation, although a planned Studio Night was eaneelecl because oi' conflicting activities. Blue Beads was presented over Station KLKC on January IZ. A scene from Sally and the Villain is shown on the Dramaties division page of this annual, and a seeue from Magic on Mainstreet is shown in the Life of a PJC series. A Halloween rlinner party was helcl in Oeto- lmer at the Girl Scout Little House. Ol'fieers for tlie year were: Gloria Stafford, Presitlentg Leon Wonible, Yiee-Presiclentg and Holleen Elliott, SOCl'L't2lI'X-TI'C2lSllI'CI'. l2I'8 Cllfl L! 5 ABF? By looking from left to rislht and in rows fiom top to butwm on this page, you can match thesv clues xxl h pictumms. Sitllrlents chem' mzlrllv in 21 pop assembly, The concession room. 21 butweon classes oasis. Doris Whetzz-l gets somv export help. Miss llulkley steps out. Jzxnua1'y Thaw practice B. C. lbufore curtziinsl. 1Sec The Dcsert Som: picuwes for :L glimpse of P.lCls now Clll'fHlUS.l Watson and his boluvecl cycle. 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