Prescott High School - Hornet Yearbook (Prescott, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1966 volume:

Our local community has played a very important part in the lives of all of us. It is. indeed, the very core of our social life and has helped us a great deal in be- coming young adults. It is here that we find our homes, churches, schools, and other institutions which are either necessary or provide a richer life for us in some way. We also now have the wonderful city lake which makes our water system possible and provides a good place for community get-togethers. One of the most important functions of the com- munity is to provide a school for the education of its youth. If it were not for this community there would be no Prescott High School, and therefore, no yearbook. It is for this reason that we have chosen to dedicate the '66 HORNET to ... our great community. Jfornet 5 a Our working staff--on strike!!! ADMINISTRATION fr r V . ■j«v v7 s ' V m7 S . 1 Congratulations to the yearbook staff for this fine portrayal of high school life which has been presented for this 1965-66 school year. A high school education is largely a col- lection of memories. In years to come, as you look through this yearbook. I hope that the memories recalled will be rich and clear. Sincerely, Edward Barnett ScAooI A) oar as High School Board; Ellwood Stambaugh, Director; Bert Gorman, Clerk; James Sutherland, Treasurer. Grade School Board: Walt Ham, Director; Floyd Cosens, Treasurer. MRS. VERA ODELL Grades 1 and 2 MRS. AGNES FOSTER MR. A. W. ANNEBERG Grades 3 and 4 Music MRS. HELEN GOLLADAY Grades 5 and 6 MR. HARRY ROSE Grades 7 and 8 'JAe r endeavors mane our leaders of tomorrow. 8 Tacu ti y 7% f)uil( cim slrenyi en many rues. MR. EDWARD BARNETT Superintendent and Business MR. LEON WALROD Coach and Shop MR. MARION ROSS Math and Science MRS. ELLEN SIZEMORE MISS KATHLEEN SLOAN Home Ec. and English Spanish MISS ADA GRIFFIN Social Science OtAer Sc Aoo C mpfouees Caught in action at the homecoming” CUSTODIAN Kenneth Ungeheuer COOKS BUS DRIVERS Violot Keating Marjorie Walrod SECRETARY Irwin Endecott Leigh Casteel Delaine Sutherland t 0 • ■ A i. 0 4 - v •f r 4=4 - A . . lOf jg 0 V .m tfT 0� „ , fc« ™ 0 • d ♦ 7 i ' n 7 F � • a -W : VvV A ‘fb. . - ■ ’ fc'’ . fA A, 4 .4 “ % 4� 4 N« . 0k % ).••.-. . 4 y ,d ±1 J 0 l r v • «1 • ® • 4 � « C 9 (A j!m ? .1 2 0 t A% t-cT ' V t 4 , ' m :« • if 4 A A 4 . 3 4; • • 0 f.f.. ♦ • ; wl w 1 % Jtf A r w 1 •j 4i r ■. L _, «' 4 i 1 4k yr % 'mr v % ■Ti • s fu 2 % ) € . 1 k __ 0 4- r l nr T'V« � .y f’i r 4jklf ■! ! . • % C| 3 4- Ex 3rw t j0. r v tWI L « 4. | K 1 M ■ ♦ • r ' j0 . 4 |rW % wj 4| —i - ry , ..0’ 9 i l-wt i SENIORS f'bU: ' I- 9 ? -• f P� .$« ■vjs.; ‘'. W iC ♦%}'Va$v v |Kfe1£ft ftPTO ? � 'S jA ’4 - a 4jT jlV 7 - i 7 4«l ’ mT' i 5 _ V' 4 DICK CLARK Student Council Representative LAURIE COSENS President CINDY DUNLAP Vice President Paper Editor MARITA ROSE Annual Editor CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge Is Power FLOWER: Yellow Mum COLORS: Blue and White Chris Peacock •: % ir- s i w Mk A I '«IK . h “ Tk � a iNx . r | T V 4 Sir •' t 'V- ■„ • v fc -T6 A ; % f« •� kP •. r , r . , . k -4 i A % “ j A_ W i • v - 4 , i7ii flfr 4f • mjJrm . A k'- . 4m, • m • A « � _.?4 1- “ ' £ � i - v . ; lr4 . x %v y- ■' %!ia • ? 4 - «■ Jl r -jH , • w K ■ V . Sm £ • -JVJ % V_ a e 41 «4 SOPHOMORES t m m J � « � Ti . k il ; W I ■ '. x'•V, C� • ri juT Eaclene Dunlap Edward Cantwell John Sutherland Connie King Linda McQuitty Pam Walrod President, Dale Headly V. President, Patty Stevens Secretary Treasurer, Earlene Dunlap Patty Stevens Barbara Troth Phyllis Walrod M rv, r � i Y| •’ � , v w? . f w, a r ■4i' A 1 t$ av«i vs ■ Ffc fr f J : V % ?YyY w «I 4 ! , • f BE FRESHMEN � Az,r y7 t-i A A' V'A I f K «A ‘t W t'+ A A J Jay Casida Karen Clark George Downing President, D. Pinkerton V. President, J. Epps Secretary Treasurer, S. Springer Marion Phillips Danny Pinkerton Steve Springer Cheryl Stoughton Craig Wood William Thomas Jerry Walrod Reporter: G 0 u n c 1 M. Rose Secretary Treasurer; S. Stoughton OFFICERS: Cindy Elliott, President; Mrs. Size- more, Sponsor; Janet Thomas, Vice-President; Shelda Stoughton, Secretary; Earlene Dunlap, Treasurer; and Cindy Dunlap, Reporter. eens STANDING; Barbara Troth, Mrs. Sizemore, Carol Cosens, Pam Walrod, Cheryl Stoughton, Phyl Walrod, Jerry Walrod, Karen Clark, Sandra Black, Janet Thomas, Carol Post, Barbara Barker, Charlene Springer, and Cindy Elliott. SEATED: Cindy Dunlap, Carol Wood, Jennifer Epps, Shelda Stoughton, Linda McQuitty, and Earlene Dunlap. Anything for news! Officers Laurie Cosens, President; Sandra Black, Vice-President; Christine Higgins, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Carol Wood, Reporter; and Mrs. Sizemore, Sponsor. Earlene Pam Linda Marita Pep ( u£ STANDING from left; Phyl Walrod, Barbara Troth, Janet Thomas, Carol Post, Char- lene Springer, Cheryl Stoughton, Laurie Cosens, Carol Wood, Mrs. Sizemore, Cheryl Higgins, Shelda Stoughton, Jennifer Epps, Karen Clark, Cindy Elliott, Christine Higgins, Patty Stevens, Sandra Black, and Jerry Walrod. Cheerleaders: Earlene Dunlap, Linda McQuitty, Cindy Dunlap, Marita Rose, and Pam Walrod. 7 )arsitu )asiet6a STANDING From Left Dick Clark, Don White, Steve O'deil, Larry Ham, Dan Pink- erton KNEELING From Left: Coach Walrod, Pat Gorman, John Sutherland, Gerald Springer, Connie King STANDING From Left: Edward Cantwell, Bob Pinkerton, Craig Wood, Roger Bloom- field, Bill Phillips KNEELING From Left: Steve Springer, Jay Casida, Marion Phillips, Coach Walrod 7) arsi tu 7eam Jn Iction Don White FORWARD Steve O'dell FORWARD Pat Gorman GUARD CAPTAIN Dan Pinkerton FORWARD Larry Ham FORWARD John Sutherland GUARD Gon cert J)ancf BACK ROW STANDING: Katherine Spencer, Craig Wood, Connie King, Carol Cosens, Mr. Anneberg, Lawrence Spencer BACK ROW SEATED: Steve Springer, Laurie Cosens, Marita Rose, Edward Cantwell, Glen Sutherland, Don Casida, Charlene Springer, Jay Casida, Steve McFarland, Cindy Dunlap, Christine Higgins, Karen Clark, Phyllis Walrod, Jennifer Epps, John Sutherland FRONT ROW; Patty Stevens, Linda McQuitty, Cheryl Higgins, Barbara Troth, Connie Cosens, Joyce Clark, Donna Sizemore, Lanza Stambaugh, Diane Casida, Sandra Black Tianrf Officers Director, Mr. Anneberg; President, Marita Rose; Vice President, Laurie Cosens; Secre- tary Treasurer, Cindy Dunlap; Librarian, Christine Higgins JlCajorefies jearers Connie King JlT x ecf C 20 'US BACK ROW, Left to Right- Dick Clark, Roger Bloomfield, Craig Wood, Larry Ham, Steve Odell, Don White, Dale Headly, Connie King, Edward Cantwell, John Suther- land, Jay Casida, Steve Springer MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right- Carol Wood, Katherine Spencer, Cheryl Higgins, Kay Stoughton, Laurie Cosens, Jennifer Epps, Cheryl Stoughton, Karen Clark, Christine Higgins, Earlene Dunlap, Charlene Springer, Carol Post FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Janet Thomas, Cindy Dunlap, Linda McQuitty, Pam Walrod, Sandra Black, Jerry Walrod, Carol Cosens, Marita Rose, Barbara Troth, Phyllis Walrod, Patty Stevens cJir s ’ cJ ee C uS BACK ROW: Carol Wood, Katherine Spencer, Cheryl Higgins, Shelda Stoughton, Laurie Cosens, Jennifer Epps, Cheryl Stoughton, and Karen Clark. MIDDLE ROW: Earlene Dunlap, Christine Higgins, Charlene Springer, Carol Post, Janet Thomas, Cindy Dun- lap, Phyllis Walrod, and Marita Rose. FRONT ROW: Mr. Anneberg, Linda McQuitty, Sandra Black, Pam Walrod, Carol Cosens, Jerry Walrod, Barbara Troth, and Pat Stevens. Dick Clark, Roger Bloomfield, Craig Wood, Larry Ham, Steve Odell, Don White, Dale Headley, Connie King, Edward Cantwell, John Sutherland, Jay Casida, Steve Springer, Mr. Anneberg, and Pat Stevens, accompanist. SOLOS Cheryl Higgins (2) Linda McQuitty (2) Karen Clark (3) Accompanist: Mrs. Sizemore From Left to Right Steve Springer (3) Patty Stevens (1) Edward Cantwell (4) Accompanist: Patty Stevens J FRESHMAN FIVE From Left to Right Steve Springer Cheryl Higgins m As r v rv n 1 ' . Hk£ ,' rj % • -J ' % m . aw-ui s m � 9% V • f A iv 0 V 7 ■ -■• V ?' • $ V v; .: L f T V i I L Wff- . Jm � . '. V.; v • v ? i r i A ■ m I '«i 3 . • i V, -Jt . .i,.x A • I V ► A A Jl ACTIVITIES JL, U,f tti.Ti J H v a JL. | A “ «T J. • L v i A jjj � « a y „ fc 9W HMf € f. Lfe. A V • i; ;i rrA v;tf -« 3 _______________ ♦ Hail, hail the gang’s all here! To our health Freshmen on the Go-Go. Olunt ( atfu'e s C at Jjresentecf by t ie 'Junior (' ass October 141963 The sponsors—Mrs. Sizemore and Miss Griffin—hashing it over CAST Bill Pryor--------- Miss Jane Trimble - Miss Cathie Trimble Margaret Trimble - Dorothy Trimble - - Maria Garcia------- Jose Barcia - - --- ----Larry Ham - - - Carol Wood ----Sue Elliott Shelda Stoughton - - Leanne Post - - Sandra Black - Chris Peacock Gas Man--------- Officer--------- Mr. David Brent Elizabeth Pryor - Tilly Pitts----- Miss Walker - - Extra Man------- - - Bob Pinkerton - - - - Don White Steve Odell - - Janet Thomas Charlene Springer ■ - Jeanne Cosens - - - Steve Odell ( imf) Cjueru JjToun ain SENIORS Candidate: Cindy Dunlap Escort: Dick Clark JUNIORS Candidate: Sandra Black Escort; Larry Ham Queen Cindy was crowned and kissed by Captain Pat Gorman. SOPHOMORE Candidate: Pat Stevens Escort: Dan Pinkerton ATTENDANTS Robin Sizemore Douglas Temple FRESHMAN Candidate: Jennifer Epps Escort; Craig Wood Komecominy ’66 T'ebr 'uanj 4 Captain, Pat Gorman came crashing through. Music for dancing was furnished by the ESQUIRES Tension was high from the very begin- ning. Dancing was greatly enjoyed THE STARS Ma and Deede heating Pa entertaining the audience Er ya serious, Oby? the house. Senior P ay 1l. Mo un ia in (Ja ' ’ Presented on April 1, 1966 Sponsors Mrs. Ellen Sizemore Mr. Marion Ross Ain't a bad place ya got hyar, Mrs. Gordon. TKoon iyfit ancf Koses Jr. Sr. 'flan (fuel aruf 'Prom May 7, 1966 Dancing to music by the XL's. Practicing for the big moment! ( o n m en ce n en May 20, 1966 PLATFORM GUESTS Mr. James Sutherland, School Board Mr. Bert Gorman, School Board Rev. Father Aiduk, Benediction Mr. Edward Barnett, Superintendent Mr. Ellwood Stambaugh, School Board Mr. Gerald Pearson, Speaker Address— Geared for Progress Senior Girls quartet singing— Climb Every Mountain Valedictorian and Salutatorian comparing speech notes Graduates of '66 Happy days are here again Senior SneaA May 26-30 Lake Lawn Lodge With a refreshing pool Plenty of recreation A lounge for tired sponsors A cozy home away from home And good food too! A midnight snack at the barbeque pit Our happy honeymooners Miss Sloan, what are you doing on top of the refrig- erator? Watching the late, late show We visited Dogpatch ... and Bridal Cave Two on a paddleboat FUN FUN... But all good things must come to a happy ending 1 fornet [Roosters PRESCOTT Lola's Beauty Shop Phillips Dari-Ett Walrod D-X Service HUME Geroge M. Horton Bogans Cafe Hume Banking Co. PLEASANTON FORT SCOTT Konantz Mortuary Wall Street Body Shop Peerless Products Inc. Doctors Elliott and Elliott Roger's Greenhouse Home Lumber Co. Murray Cleaners Gross Realty Co. Fort Scott Greenhouse Family Shoe Store Calhoun's Dr. R. R. Nevitt Bagnall's Men's and Boys' Wear Medicine Chest Adams Jewelry Leeks Bryden Auto Supply Allied Exterminators Liberty Savings and Loan Fort Scott Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Bakers Supermarket Miller's Clothing Blaker Lumber and Grain George's Gas and Electric Heiser Clinic Thatcher's Barber Shop Hazel's Shoppe Smith Rexall Drug VanHercke Buick First State Bank MOUND CITY Clarks Sporting Goods Ed Woolston Randall Hardware Farmers Merchants Bank Mound City Sundry Clark Tractor and Implement Supply Nickelson and Son Insurance Fairchild Funeral Home FULTON Browns 66 Service Station Ife Senior ( ass wishes io express i fie ir sincere appreciaiion for ife suppori if et fave receioecf. Jfanf Voti ! ! (2u arier Jjaye flc s SCHASTEEN AND MASONER GROCERY Mound City Kansas DOCTOR FRED DUNLAP Pleasanton Kansas MERCHANTS SUPPLY CO. Fort Scott Kansas TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Fort Scott Kansas WHITESIDES IGA GROCERY Fort Scott Kansas McDonald implement COMPANY Fort Scott Kansas MEIN IMPLEMENT Fort Scott Kansas UNION L. P. GAS COMPANY Pleasanton Kansas FINLEY'S STANDARD SERVICE Hume Missouri WHITE'S CONOCO STATION Prescott Kansas STAMBAUGH MAGNETO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE Prescott Kansas SUTHERLAND'S GROCERY Prescott Kansas MAC'S RADIO AND T. V. SERVICE Prescott Kansas SECREST GARAGE Prescott Kansas Quarter Jjaye 7!c s(Gant.) COMMERCIAL PIPELINE CO. , INC. Clean Modern Gas Prescott Kansas LOCKWOOD'S STEAKHOUSE Fort Scott Kansas DAVID'S BARBER SHOP CAP KRULL AGENCY Mound City Kansas Mound City Kansas TORNEDEN FUNERAL HOMES Pleasanton Kansas Hume Missouri HAM IMPLEMENT COMPANY Ford Farming Headquarters Tractors and Machinery Full Line of Parts THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Prescott Kansas Fort Scott Kansas FARMER'S EXCHANGE PRESCOTT STATE BANK Manager Don Epps Prescott Kansas __A__ r d w -. • - ■' • 4--' , ¥ •rt • «% c, • % m. % i ♦ ; % • i. v . � 4 W V' - % a « 5%, a 3 • 9 v I §y y u +A '1 ■ i • j . ■ r i ( + J� Kb . - % A� V- i 1 • J V • a'J m ‘4 ■ jf i r; i V J v • -for « AvT tf V V • 4 A ®L 4 4 . ‘r- ELEMENTARY 1. • t ‘A . • ?iKgP VS«-iitf ♦ % ’4 •■. ■ v w A« ■'«� s . _____________________________ Jirst (Jracfe L. Amer J. Avery V. Clark C. Black J. Cosens D. Dabbs W. Downing H. Folsom D. Garrett F. Garrett D. Harold T. Sutherland D. Temple W. Thomas M. Walrod K. Wood 'D lircf Jracfe S. Atkisson C. Black L. Dabbs R. Downing R. Earnest J. Folsom C. Mayhugh A. Phillips L. Rose R. Sizemore fourth Jracfe C. Campbell H. Downing W. Folsom T. Fyock G. Robertson D. Robinson D. Shattuck J. Smith G. Thomas K. Wood Jracfe D. Casida S. Dabbs L. Endicott L. Earnest R. Gleason R. Post R. Roberts L. Stambaugh P. Stevens S .x A Jracfe Seventh cJracfe J. Clark C. Cosens L. Earnest L. Ham B. Jackson V. Roberts R. Robinson R. Smith G. Sutherland P. Walrod C iyhth Jracfe H. Atkisson L. Bloom field C. Campbell C. Downing B. Endicott R. Gorman D. King S. McFarland K. Post H. Smith BACK ROW: D. Wood, H. Smith, R. Robinson, S. McFarland L. Spencer, L. Bloomfield, B. Jackson, F. Thomas FRONT ROW: R. Springer, R. Springer, W. Earnest, K. Black, Coach Walrod, B. Earnest, D. Casida, P. Walrod, G. Sutherland Ul.)a A L)our Own i II Jrcicfe Cjo nmencernenf TICay IS, 1966 A little nervous before the big event. The seventh and eighth graders lifted every voice The graduating girls sang He in song. JliyA ScAoo 2ife Js . . Playing basketball Being Aunt Jemima (besides studying) And having a pancake supper Being an actor Or an actress Or having a slumber party Keeping the restroom clean Taking pictures Just plain being active! Iutoqrapns Da 's Oat Better to 7U Our annual has at last been completed and we are very proud of our efforts. Many long, hard hours of work have been spent in an attempt to make this annual a success, but we have learned much and enjoyed the work. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our teachers, advertisers, fellow annual staff members, and the many other people whose contributions have helped in making this annual possible. We hope that in years to come your 1966 Hornet will serve as a treasure chest of pleasant memories of the 1965-66 school year. As you browse through it in later years, we hope you can smile and recall many good times as P.R.H.S.” Sincerely yours. Marita Rose, Editor Christine Higgins, Business Manager • •