Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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i r I W. 1 ,... V - ea fl, 1 . -,.- Z . mm 9 ' K Y . ...,.-,-.-::-,h , Charley Daniels 4' ' n Younyu' Co-Captain ' E' ' Allen Ross Co-Captain :ni 'mem FQ R b ears it ..... . Z it V,,, , . X . , , -- . ., ..,,f. , 2 3: M it 1 'Q M ' .. I .a I R' ' :mm Dalia . .,,.. .,A,, , ,, Y p is , Q ohn Ilusfm, E , .I,: ami. . E K :g y t p A ,I Alherf . ' 5 ' - -Jg, 2f 'fQ , .. M is Phfllfhs ' - I I gf -Q ,. , V .nm Graham 1' 'Rise' W QE ssaifef Qs ,sweet sis? H 1-- Benton S W--.. H. 'Hold Handqhv -.- ..,. A -A Marvin Fielding Q Q 1 Q I ftgttesass - r e 'h 'W It f , i Fred Nibarger A . fx fllsfflf .1 . :fi ' -2 1 11 smsows RECORD 'Parsons..-.i,,., 0 Bacone.........1.,6 I mi--:gilt 'Parsons 7 ElDorndo..T..,,32 k -5 kgfa nizgqyg-1, Pal-aans...,.,i 21 mln . 0 ff 5,5 2, ' 1,9 jc Parsons.........0, Coffeyville,........39 3 ' D Parsons.,...,,i14 Independence...,,,7 3, 'se - , , A Q Parsons-..l..7 Joplln,,.i,,,,0 4: Z. ki Parsons..i......26 Chanute ill X. 5. 'Parsons ,Ll KSTC, Pittsburg BL 39 I Parsons ..l.44 Fort Scothl,-.. 0 Q K 'Non-Conference Games f -I Q Billyzi k ' ,. Il Max Schlefelbusch , Trainer , ,, Ei., by 13: 51. Vi-it-if CLI' Lila if John , 0,-in When the Cardinals defeated the Independence Pirates in a 1950 Pd rff football game it was a great feat, for no other Cardinal team had , beaten a Pirate team since 1931. This was far from the only achieve- ment of the Cards, however. They copped second place in the Eastern I Division of the Kansas Junior College Conference, dropping only one - 2 ,gg encounter in the process. The Cards also warmed up against Joplin ' ' and emerged a 7 to 0 victor over the previously undefeated Lions. ' j- , . -s,.,'s',. The Redbirds also held their own in respect to positions on the All E-K Conference team by tying with Coffeyville for the most berths, four. Dale Neth, sophomore end: Charles Daniels, sophomore tackle! - M Jim Ince, sophomore guard: and Delmar Bolinger, freshman quarter- back, rated first string positions, Neth being the player coming closest Gen, Li to being an unanimous choice on the squad. de rn3,, Gene Wesolak, sophomore tackle, Nick Divine, sophomore D. center: and Benton Smith, sophomore back, were placed on the Q --5'-, ' second All E-K team, while Al Hendricks, sophomore end: Bill A Lawrence, sophomore tackle: Billy Zink, freshman guard: and : Carroll Cobble, freshman center, obtained honorable mention. ,E ::A-:I-:,'2' -222,-' A rv A 2:1 D J any Tlrlny gi 'x . Aw . 3-, 4 .. ,. Wesvp il ' l Rex Rifhter

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ueen grfie Q9 A fy , f , ef'- Z Q xi'-f 2 L Miss Bertie Cooper was crowned queen of P.lC's Silver Anniversary Homecoming at the halftime of the Parsons-Joplin game October 27. She received her crown and the traditional kisses from fardinal Co-Captains Allen Ross and Charley Daniels. Crown bearers were Johnny Maier and Tonya Jan Hapgood. The candidates for Homecoming Queen are shown above. They are ileft to rightlz Norma Middleton of McCune, Queen Bertie, Mary Ellen Houk of Moran, Suz- anne Cramer, and Gussie Domeny of Oswego. Queen Bertie reigned over the Homecoming Ball which followed the game.