Prescott High School - Hornet Yearbook (Prescott, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1962 volume:

The Hornet SENIOR CLASS PRESCOTT RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Prescott, Kansas Title Page T able of Contents Dedication Hornet Queen Hornet King Spring: (Grades) Summer: (Underclassmen) Autumn: (Seniors) Winter: (Activities) Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 8-17 18 20-25 26 28-35 36 38-55 In Dedication To the Alumni, we dedicate the 1962 Hornet. Only they can know what treasures an education can meanto the youth of tomorrow. Though many grains of the sands of time have elapsed into . the past since the first graduates estab- dJco- Jk lished the beginning of traditions - - . traditions that are still followed , today by our students - to these _ i I . we express the sincere hope OOfy that they are and will o' ' continue to be ptoud Qf . Jf of the school. 1 of the school, which we all are so fortunate to attend. Carolyn Andrews Sharon Brown Diane Casida Lanza Stambaugh Paul Stevens Nancy Williams Ken Lee Black Wayne Earnest Zo Ann Jackson Debra Shattuck Second Donnie Caslda Stanley Emperley Connie Nlckell Randy Springer Roberta Williams Thomas Downing Judy Fyock Freda Raef Ethel Thomas Billy Joe Earnest Debbie Holslnger Anita Robertson Beverly Troth David Wood Grade 0 ) Linda Kay Earnest V' Jesse Earnest Bradley Jackson Linda Ham Vicky Roberts Third Grade GALVINS DRUG STORE OBER’S SPORT CENTER KONANTZ MORTUARY McCRUM-MAUPIN SHOES Fort Scott, Kansas Tol LA PETITE BEAUTY SALON Ft. Scott, Kansas Kathy Post Freddie Thomas Lawrence Spencer Bobby Williams Anke Stambaugh David Williams Grade George Downing Roger Lee Cheryl Stoughton Timothy Williams Karen Clark Cheryl Higgins Marion Phillips Billy Thomas Micheal Wood DR. HENRY F. STOLOWSKI HUMPHREY GROCERY and T.V. HINTON and QUERRY STANDARD STATION Hume, Missouri HAMMOND SEED COMPANY Hammond, Kansas Sixth Cheryl Dentler Connie King Pam Walrod Grade Shirley Brown Edward Cantwell Earlene Dunlap Patty Stevens Phyllis Waliod Linda McQuitty Marylin Stark John Sutherland Barbara Troth OUR COMPLIMENTS KITES GARAGE WHITES CONOCO SERVICE Prescott, Kansas WHITESIDES IGA STORES ROGERS FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSE Fort Scott, Kansas 0 Danny Cannon Carol Jean Cosens Seventh Grade McKENNY CONOCO COOKS TV CENTER Pleasanton, Kansas Carol Leanne Post Charlene Springe Arlene Vaughn Donnie White Danny Gale Wood Sandra Black Phillip Emperley Steven Odell Bobby Pinkerton Janet Thomas 14 Cynthia Elliott Larry Ham Danny Peacock Shelda Stoughton Carol Wood Eighth Grade Barbara Barker Dickie Clark Pat Gorman Roger Bloomfield Cindy Dunlap Billy Phillips Gerald Springer Lester Wills Beverly Stevens Laurie Cosens David Dentler Christine Higgins Chris Peacock Marita Rose Katherine Spencer SCHASTEEN and MASONER GROCERY ROGERS FUNERAL HOME LINN COUNTY COOP FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK Mound City, Kansas IS Grade Basketball CHEERLEADERS C. Dunlap C. Higgins B. Stevens L. Cosens M. Rose SQUAD Coach Miller, B. Phillips, S. Odell, D. Dentler, D. Clark, R. Bloomfield, L. Ham, D. Can- non. BACK ROW: E. Cantwell, G. Springer, B. Pinkerton, J. Sutherland, C. King, D. White, D. Wood. Grade Snaps 1. Phyllis Walrod, 2. Judy Fyock, 3. Edward Lee Cantwell, 4. Steve and Rodney Springer, 5. Charlene Springer and Danny Cannon, 6. Patty and Beverly Stevens, 7. Cheryl Campbell, 8. Donna Mae King, 9. Ed, Bob, Pat and Rose Ann Gorman, 10. Randy Lucke, 11. Kathy, Carol, Rickey Post, and Steven Chaney, 12. Lanza Stambaugh, 13. Sandra and Ken Lee Black, 14. Roger and Debbie Lee, 15. Mari- lyn Homes, 16. Barbara and Beverly Troth, 17. Wayne and Lester Earnest, 18. Paul Stevens, 19. Jay Lee, Donnie and Diane Cassida, 20. Danny Cannon and Patty Cannon, 21. Brad and ZoAnn Jackson. Darrell Bloomfield Janie Cosens Nancy Cosens Sandra Elliott Secretary-T reasurer Ruth Ann Huckaby Willa Mae Jackson Eddie Stark Greg Stoughton Vice-President Bobby Sutherland Schery Walrod Patty White Mary Williams President CLASS OFFICERS Will you marry me?? I am a Green Freshman' Lunch Time The Board of Education I'm Not Hungry Initiation — ’61 Betty Jo Barker Sophomores Compliments of STAMBAUGH MAGNETO ELECTRIC STARK GROCERY Prescott RICHARDS IMPLEMENT KOHL SERVICE STATION Pleasanton CLASS OFFICERS Billy Tom Clark Eddie Clendening Sharon Dunlap Bill Emperley Vice-President Stanley Grigsby Bobby Gorman Donnie Lowe Freddie Phillips President Jerry Elliott Terry Elliott Cheryl Endecott Johnny Epps Secretary-Treasurer President Larry Laderer Fritz Norbury Kristina Stambaugh Vice-President Half Page Sponsored by PRESCOTT LUMBER COMPANY Prescott, Kansas Half Page Sponsored by COMMERCIAL GAS COMPANY Prescott, Kansas Juniors CLASS OFFICERS “Along Came Junior Page sponsored by FARMERS EXCHANGE Prescott, Kansas The crooks and their victim. Johnny Joe Epps Fritz Norbury Wally Williams Cheryl Endecott Bobby Walrod Forrest Odell Larry Laderer Terry Elliott Jerry Elliott Kristina Stambaugh Mary Ann Sutherland Junior . . . Senior Banquet and Prom Harry Sutherland President Mary Alice Jackson Charles Johnson Vice-President Sue Walrod Secretary-Treasurer Eddie Gorman REN-NETT STUDIO Ft. Scott, Kansas Georgia Clark Jerry Cantwell Bob Vaughn Euleta Shaw Johnnie King PRESCOTT STATE BANK HAM IMPLEMENT CO. Prescott, Kansas Senior Play “Everybody’s Crazy Now” April 19, 1962 Kiss me, darling. Eddie Gorman, Sue Walrod, Larry Laderer, Bob Vaughn, Georgia Clark, Jerry Cant- well, Charles Johnson, Mary Alice Jackson, Harry Sutherland, Euleta Shaw, Johnnie King. 30 Our Home for the Next Five Days. The Beach!! ! Not Bad for a Morning of Fishing! Basic ingredients for Hornet are — Ingenuity, Teamwork, Work, Work, Work, and More Work!! Hornet Dedication Page Many long minutes of deep thought and meditation go into each page during planning. The SPONSOR of Hi-Crier and Hornet— Mr. Orval W. Beck EDITOR - Georgia Clark TYPISTS — Mary Alice Jackson and Euleta Shaw ART EDITOR - Sue Walrod Front page of Graduation issue, Easter issue, and Christmas issue. Class of ’62 History With trembling voices and shaky knees, twelve students emerged as Freshmen in the fall of 1958. They were: Velma Cline, George Craigmiles, Mary Alice Jackson, Euleta Shaw, Sue Walrod, Georgia Clark, Harry Sutherland, Jerry Cantwell, Charles Johnson, Eddie Gorman, Bob aughn, and Johnnie King. They found that they didn’t know nearly as much as they thought they did upon graduating from the eighth grade. The Seniors didn't help matters any with the really rugged initiation they put the Freshmen through. Right away they got into the hang of things by electing as the class officers: Johnnie King, President; Velma Cline, Vice-President; Harry Sutherland, Secretary-Treasurer. They chose Velma Cline to represent their class as cheerleader for the year. Sue Walrod was the lucky girl to represent the class as Homecoming Queen Candidate and Annual Queen Candidate. She chose Johnnie King as her Homecoming es- cort. Harry Sutherland was elected as Annual King Candidate. Eddie Gorman and Euleta Shaw were elected to be the Student Council Representatives. Mr. Gerald Falletti, Coach, was their sponsor. Knowing more what to expect from high school, all of the former Freshmen returned with the exception of Velma Cline, who had moved to Mound City. They gained Barbara Epps in her place. Barbara made a big hit and was elected as Cheerleader. Mary Alice Jackson was chosen as the Homecoming Queen Candidate and the Annual Queen Candidate. She chose Harry Suther- land as her escort for the Homecoming. Johnnie King was elected as Annual King Candidate. Georgia Clark and George Craigmiles were chosen to be the Student Council Representatives for the Sophomore year. George Craigmiles left at the end of the first semester and went to Hume to finish the year. Class officers for this year were Eddie Gorman, President; Johnnie King, Vice- President; Charles Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. With these wild officers, planning class parties was a blast. The class sponsors, Mrs. Doris Huckaby and Mrs. Virginia Machlcao, didn't think so, though. Everyone returned as upperclassmen with a new addition, Frank McCulley. Barbara Epps left to attend school at Ft. Scott. Euleta Shaw and Jerry Cantwell were selected as Student Coun- cil Representatives for the Junior year. Sue Walrod was chosen as Cheerleader while Euleta Shaw was honored with the position of Homecoming Queen Candidate and Annual Queen Candidate. She picked as her Homecoming escort Jerry Cantwell. Jerry was also the Annual King Candidate. In order to carry out their business in a democratic way, they elected as class officers the follow- ing people: Mary Alice Jackson, President; Frank McCulley, Vice-President; Georgia Clark, Sec- retary-Treasurer. The entire class presented TAKE IT EASY” as their class play on November 10. Mr. Orval W. Beck and Mrs. Joanne Chapman, class sponsors, helped plan a delightful Jun- ior-Senior Banquet and Prom centered around the theme GAY PAREE. Now for the year to be remembered!! The class was sorry to see Frank McCulley return to Pleasanton but they were glad that the rest of the class was still here. In the Student Council Officers election last spring, Jerry Cantwell was elected as President and Georgia Clark was elected as Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Council for this year. Mar-y Alice Jackson was chosen as the class representative. Sue Walrod was Cheerleader again this year. Class officers for this year were: Harry Sutherland, President; Charles Johnson, Vice-President; Sue Walrod, Secretary-Treasurer. The Hi-Crier was published by the Seniors with Georgia Clark as the Editor, Sue Walrod as the Art Editor, and Mary Alice Jackson as the Business Manager. The same staff continued when it came time to publish the annual, The Hornet. Georgia .Clark was elected as the Homecoming Queen Candidate with Johnnie King as her escort. She was chosen as' the Queen by the Student Body. Charles Johnson and Georgia Clark were chosen as the Annual King and Queen Candidates. Since the Seniors sold the most annuals, their pictures will be near the front of the annual as the King and Queen of The Hornet for 1962. EVERYBODY'S CRAZY NOW was the name of the play presented this year on April 19. Larry Laderer, Junior, helped out by portraying one of the characters. Mr. Joseph Reed, Superintendent, was the class sponsor for this year. The Junior Class had an excellent Banquet and Prom for the Seniors entitled OLD NEW ORLEANS. After graduation they went to Galveston, Texas, where they spent five wonderful days for their Senior Trip. Six of the graduating Seniors have gone to school together for the past 12 years. They are Georgia Clark, Mary Alice Jackson, Sue Walrod, Eddie Gorman, Char- les Johnson, and Harry Sutherland. RED BARN RESTAURANT Fort Scott, Kansas SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Joseph Reed HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Joseph Reed, Superintendent; Ellwood Stambaugh, Director; Donald Epps, Treasurer; Carl Laderer, Clerk. GRADE SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Harry Rose, Principal; Walton Ham, Director; Floyd Cosens, Treasurer; Ralph Rose, Clerk. GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Harry Rose Seventh and Eighth Faculty MR. JACK DRUART Industrial Arts, Mathematics MRS. HELEN GOLLADAY Fifth and Sixth MR. ORVAL BECK Business, Mathematics MRS. VENIT A FLASSCHOEN Music MRS. JOANNE CHAPMAN Home Economics, English Coach, Science MRS. AGNES FOSTER Fourth MRS. VERA ODELL Second and Third MISS ARDITH DIEHM First Student Council PRESIDENT Jerry Cantwell VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Ann Sutherland SECRETARY-TREASURER Georgia Clark REPORTER Sandy Walrod i k L. SPONSOR Mr. Joseph C. Reed MEMBERS: Jerry Elliott, Geor gia Clark, Sandy Walrod, Mr. Reed, Jerry Cantwell, Billy Joe Rose, Mary Alice Jackson, Mary Ann Sutherland, Eddie Stark. OFFICERS From left to right: Presi- dent, Georgia Clark; Vice- President, Sue Walrod; Sec- retary, Karen McQuitty; Treasurer, Cheryl Ende- cott; Rep., Betty Barker. Sponsor MRS. JOANNE CHAPMAN CLOSING DEVOTIONS From left to right, FRONT ROW: Betty Barker, Georgia Clark, Scherrell Walrod, Kris- tina Stambaugh, Cheryl Endecott, Mary Ann Sutherland, Patty White, Mary Williams, Karen McQuitty, Sandy Walrod, Sharon Dunlap, and Sue Walrod. BACK ROW: Mary Alice Jackson, Euleta Shaw, Sandy Elliott, Willa Mae Jackson, Nancy Cosens, Ruth Ann Huckaby, and Mrs. Chapman. Pep Club STANDING, Left: M. Williams, M. Jackson, E. Shaw, B. Vaughn. STANDING, Right: L. Laderer, G. Clark, B. Walrod. TOP ROW: C. Endecott, M. Sutherland, B. Sutherland, L. Wood, G. Stoughton, F. Phillips, B. Rose, L. Stambaugh, S. Grigsby, D. Lowe. MIDDLE ROW: S. Elliott, J. Cosens, N. Cosens, K. McQuitty, S. Walrod, W. Jackson, B. Clark, E. Starks, D. Bloomfield. BOTTOM ROW: R. Huckaby, S. Walrod, F. Norbury, C. Johnson, J. King, F. Odell, J. Cant- well, H. Sutherland, B. Emperly. Left to Right Patty White, Sue Walrod, Diane Shattuck, Kristina Stambaugh, Sharon Dunlap. After! ! ! Hornet Squad 44 What a oute couple I Flower Girl - NANCY WILLIAMS Crown Bearer - RANDY LUCKE S-s-s-s-s-s-smack!!! Queen Georgia Clark, and her attendants Cheryl Endecott Sandy Walrod Ruth Ann Huckaby Leland Wood shooting Louie Stambaugh jump shot Jerry and Terry Elliott, running screen play Donnie Lowe blocking shot Stanley Grigsby shooting free throw M-o-r-e Basketball THE SQUAD Darrell Bloomfield hook shooting Johnnie Joe Epps shooting free throw Baseball Team Mr. Miller, Harry Sutherland, Leland Wood, Standly Grigsby, Darrell Bloomfield, William Rose, Mr. Reed, Larry Laderer, Charles Johnson, Bob Sutherland, Eddie Clendening, Eddie Gorman. Team picture unavailable. Track team consisted of: Bob Vaughn - miler; Jerry Elliott - half1 mile; John King - broad jump; Donnie Lowe, Stanley Grigsby, Bob Gorman, Louie Stambaugh Medley Relay; Wally Williams, Bob Walrod, John King, Jerry Elliott - half-mile relay; and Billy Tom Clark - shot put. LETTER GIRLS and SHADOW Phyllis Walrod, Donna Mae King, Carol Post, Marita Rose, Laurie Cosens, She Id a Stoughton, Carol Cosens, Cheryl Stoughton. FRONT: Sandra Black. Patty Stevens, Sandy Elliott, Linda McQuitty; U.S. Flag: Leland Wood; Kansas Flag: Freddie Phillips; School Flag: Darrell Bloomfield. DRUM MAJORETTE: MASCOT: DRUM MAJOR: Ruth Ann Huckaby Carla Black Bob Walrod MAJORETTES Sandra Walrod, Patty White, Sue Wal- rod, Mary A. Sutherland, Karen Mc- Quitty. Band Concert RATINGS DISTRICT Donnie Lowe-------------------------I Mary Alice Jackson............... III Billy Tom Clark-------------------III Eddie Stark (Vocal).................I Eddie Stark (Trombone)--------------I Billy Joe Rose---------------------II Mary Williams----------------------II Bobby Lee Sutherland---------------II MIXED ENSEMBLE STATE Left: Sandra Walrod, Bobby Sutherland, Sharon Dunlap, Billy Rose, Mary Ann Sutherland, Freddie Phillips, Sue Wal- rod, Donnie Lowe, Georgia Clark, Bil- ly Clark, Karen McQuitty, Eddie Stark, Kristina Stambaugh, Stanley Grigsby, Mary Alice Jackson, Mrs. Flasschoen. Rating III. Eddie Stark (Vocal).............I Eddie Stark (Trombome)........--I Donnie Lowe---------------------I Left, BACK ROW: Bobby Lee Sutherland, Greg Stoughton, Freddie Phillips, John King, Leland Wood, Darrell Bloomfield, Donnie Lowe, Billy Tbm Clark, Stanley Grigsby, Eddie Stark, Harry Sutherland, Jerry Cantwell, Charles Johnson, Bob Walrod, Billy Joe Rose, Mrs. Flasschoen. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Dunlap, Sue Walrod, Georgia Clark, Nancy Cosens, Euleta Shaw, Mary Alice Jackson, Cheryl Endecott, Kristina Stambaugh. FRONT ROW: Sandra Walrod, Karen McQuitty, Mary Ann Sutherland, Scher- rell Walrod, Sandy Elliott, Willa Mae Jackson, Mary Williams, Janie Cosens, and Patty White. Rating - III. SOLOISTS Left: Donnie Lowe, Mary Alice Jackson, Billy Tom Clark, Eddie Stark, Billy Joe Rose, Mary Williams, Bobby Sutherland. (See Ratings at top of page) Music SEXTETTE II Karen McQuitty, Mary A. Sutherland, Scher- rell Walrod, Georgia Clark, Mary A.-Jack- son, Kristina Stambaugh. SEXTETTE I Sandy Walrod, Scherrell Walrod, Mary A. Sutherland, Janie Cosens, Kristina Stam- baugh, Sharon Dunlap, (Not Shown), Mary Williams, Accompanist. CLARINET ENSEMBLE Kristina Stambaugh, Janie Cosens, Euleta Shaw, Georgia Clark. CONTEST RATINGS SEXTETTE I.................... II SEXTETTE II...................Ill CLARINET ENSEMBLE..............Ill TRIO I.........................II TRIO II........................Ill TRIO I Mary A. Sutherland, Janie Cosens, Scherrell Walrod. TRIO II Mary A. Jackson, Georgia Clark, Sue Walrod. WANTED (1) Mr. Reed, (2) Kitchen Work- ers! 1!, (3) Senior Stooges! 11, (4) Charlie and Bob. (5) Surprised!!!. (6) Harry, Mr. Beck, Mr. Druart, (7) Mary Alice, Harry, Euleta, (8) Y-Teen Devotions, (9) Violet Keating, (10) Marjorie Walrod, (11) Euleta Shaw, (12) Johnnie Epps, (13) Bob Walrod, (14) Mary Alice, Mary Ann, Eddie. (15) Mary Ann, Larry, Terry, (16) Don't fall, Ken- neth! !, (17) Mess Hall after the Jr. Play, (18) Cheryl Endecott. (19) Mr. Miller, (20) Kristina and Sue, (21) Typing Students, (22) Kenneth, (23) William Rose, (24) Mr. Rose. (25) Patty White, (26) Christmas at the High School, (27) Basketball Squad, (28) Larry Laderer. (29) Billy Tom Clark, (30) Karen Mc- Quitty, (31) Bob Walrod, (32) Lar- ry Laderer, (33) Jerry Elliott, (34) New Sho Addition, (35) Sandy, Sharon, Betty Jo, (36) Billy Joe. Stanley, Johnnie, (37) Senior Class, (38) 1961-62 Cheerleaders, (39) Scherrell, Patty, Ruthie. (40) Mr. Beck, (41) The feet of 42, (42) (42) Quintette, (43) Donnie Lowe. HORNET BOOSTERS PRESCOTT Stevens Produce Dari Ette LaVern's Beauty Shop PLEASANTON Blaker Lumber Grain Main St. Barber Shop Tornadens Funeral Home Dan Smith Rexall Mid West Auto Linn County Bowl HUME J. D. Adams Raster Hardware Crystal Cafe Jack Lent Horton Grocery MOUND CITY Irwin's Dry Goods Scott Dari Cone Ernest Irwin Plumber Stoysdill Blacksmith Ed Woolston Chevrolet Nickelson Sons Insurance FORT SCOTT Shoe Center Bagnalls Men r Boys Wear Adams Jewelry Fort Scott Greenhouse The Medicine Chest Land Inn Hurst Rexall Drug Calhouns Department Store Federal Land Bank Association Liberty Savings Loan Connie's Carry Out Merchants Supply Johnson's Electric Wall Street Body Shop TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made