Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1947 volume:

PARSGNS JUNIQR CCLLEGE Parsons, Kansas 19117 iw! gift Q., Q FN J Q P 1 SGQV . vfff' fo -2 S n Schoo! Bo d 1 A3551 .. it 2 'E 2 all 2 i FACULTY , . LUCILLE BAILEY .- B.S.Q NLS. Commerce ,,,:,, ' KENNETH E. KNOX . :::: A.B.g Ms. I V x ' M a th e m a t i C s ---: I LORENE BAILEY Biological Science I KQV N ,X Aff ' W i K 2 J. 9 ,, ESAQA 25 L L it f A 1 .. 3 wiv-5? CHARLES PIATT B.S.g M.S. Commerceg Latin VESTA SMITH B.S.g MS. Home Economics IOHN VAN RIPER A.B. lournalisrng English Wages LEETA M. SCOTT B.S.g M.A. Etticiency Survey VICTOR L. HALL B.S.g M.S. Mechanical Drawing MARY LOGAN SCOTT BS.: M.A. Social Science I PAUL A. KOMATZ Industrial Arts CARRIE RANDALL ' . Languagesg English D. R. MORRIS f Approved Certificate gre is Physical Eoucationg C High School Coach ,.,.,. MRS M D CHASE I tzt iit 5 ' ' ' i Aff ll 1 RAY E. WILLIAMS 1 .'i' :f..fIEZi:. B54 M-5' zzz :ZIAA A,:,, Social Science VELMA y. SISSON , B.S.g MS. CHARLES S. MCCRAY Instrumental Music MILDRED CUNNINGI-IAM A.B,g M.A. Rsychologyg History .14-M I. H. I4ooNTz B.S.g M.A. Commerce CLARA MORRIS A.B.g M.A. Art Appreciationg Mathematics E R BRANDENBURG Agricultural Administration FLORENCE HAROLD B.S.g M.S. E Home Lconomicsg Director ot Cafeteria FACULTY CARNIE SMITH BS College Coachg American History MARGARET SMITH A.B.g M.A. Counselor ot Womeng Speech W. 1. NEWELL B.S. Printing HELEN S. BARTLETT Librarian L, L. PEASLEE Certificate of Approval Vocational Machine Shoo INEZ CUNNINGHAM BSC MS. English ROGER H. JOHNSON BA. Vocal Music 3 Harmony FRANCES CLARKIN Registered Nurse Home Nursing CHARLES E, THIEBAUD B.S.g MS. Chemistry PAULINE S. BRACKEN B,S.g M.S. Physical Education Page Six JC 'cv 1 'bs ,My vw h---d4 '.4,J,,v ,P 4x4 VW-'rx 1 i GUQSS WHO? SYN '91 'Md 9 df! Si 'Xd'fJ'S ,S,O'4v! 'w'O'O1 'ra +1 'ONES' d'3'b 'Mu 'Q ,S fl Z' 'S TlJ'S 'WG 'Z HAH 'MTL '9bl'I 4 , , ,, 7 .,w,,.,.. .,.: ... s .,':5: z A f-2::1: ' - J- x...+.yN . 5 .,.f?fze:2. J . if! 0 fr' QQ AY 9 1 fx 2 1- , 'ls ,I I AZESW A if I 1 of SOPI-IOMORES MARIE BARDWELL Alpha Forensic 1215 Orchestra 1415 Band 1415 International club 1215 YWCA 1215 Annual staff 1 I 1. GARLAND MCCORMICK Golden Eagles 1115 A Cappella choir 1l15 Footlights club 1I1. MOLLY Sl-IRECKENGAUST Annual staff, business manager 1I15 A Cappella choir 1l1. I-IERSHALL CARPENTER Golden Eagles 1l1 5 Football 131. DOROTHY JOHNSON Photography club 1l 1. CLYDE MCKINNEY Golden Eagles 1215 Footlights club 1l15 School play Ianie. I uvnll DO N N A GA N N AWAY ' I l::'Q International club 1215 YWCA 121. , :,.r,- . iAMEs WR i GHT ' 1 if-. vVv1.,,A Golden Eagles 1l 1 5 Orchestra 13,1 5 Pre- ' engineers 1l1 5 luco 121. . I jQ ',ll MARGIE TREPWAY ll : ,,.:..:.v '1 , Alpha Forensic 121 5 Reporter staff 121 5 f ,f :,, - YNVCA 121 5 Footlights club 1 I 1 3 Drum . 4' .'llAAf71w':2 corps 131 5 Aeronautics club 1l 1 5 GAA 'J Q' -'Tf2'NN: -2 iii. EUGSN E McCARTY Golden Eagles 1l,1. BETTY BRYANT Alpha Forensic 1315 YWCA 1215 Pep club 1215 Pre-medics 1l15 International club 1l1. BUD O'l-IARA Golden Eagles 1215 Basketball 1215 School play, Ianie. PEGGY PATTEN International club 1115 Drum corps 1415 Reporter staff 1 I 1. DON Cl-IILDRESS Pre-engineers 1l15 Basketball 131. io sHELLMAN Pre-engineers 1l15 Student Council I 'W f :li ii? lrzii i'1f fu :E21:E'V tt :EE if ri Q A iss I ', ,, 'Y A ,..,.l,. ...,. . Q E5 I , 4 ziz. i' errr 'T ok p f I ,-, ' A vv::-:. I 1,,.,.. i:,..::--- i,i, ,g 'iii zi. L ----- . i., 9 . , :ii f Lf L 5 5GAA1l1. ZANE DEWEY Alpha Forensic, president 1l 1 5 Golden Eagles 1I1 5 Reporter staff 1 I 1. BETTY DESSENBERGER Drurn corps 1315 YWCA 121. WAYNE PONTIOUS Golden Eagles 1115 Alpha Forensic 1l1g Band 1415 Orchestra 1415 Stu- dent Council 111. LLEN ARMSTRONG Alpha Forensic 1215 International club 1215YWCA, president 1213 Annual staff, assistant editor 1l15 Drum corps 141. ELMO CAMERON Golden Eagles 1215 Alpha Forensic 1llg Aeronautics club 1l1, ELAINE MAGNER Alpha Forensic 1l15 Footlights club, president 1215 YWCA 1315 Student council 1215 A Cappella choir 1415 Orchestra 1415 School plays: Mrs. Minivg-r, lame, Pride and Pre- judice. MARGARET BRASHEAR Pre-medics 1l1 g Alpha Forensic li 1. JOE ALTEPETER Football 131 g Sports club 111 g Pre-engineera 121. AUDREY GADDIS Pep club 121g GAA 121. IOAN ROBINSON A Cappella choir 131g YWCA 111. TED EDGZLL Golden Eagles 1213 School ploy, Pride and Prejudice. EUELIA DICKERSON Pep club 1213 GAA 131. lOHN HENDERSON Golden Eagles 111 g Student council, president 1l1 lOANN CLlFFORD Pep club 141. EMMETT HOFFMAN Golden Eagles 121, Sports club 1l1. MATTIE MAE PERRILL Drum corps 1l1g YWCA 121. lAY RICHMOND Golden Eagles 1l1 g Orchestra 131. 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Irene Peercy . .Raymond Christy .....Barbara Paul ,Dorothy Lancaster . . . .Ellen Connely . . . . .Ted Edgell , . .Bill Chandler The play and production statt which was composed ot members ot the Fo-otlights club included Patty Clark, Max Pickerill, WiIbL,1r Gillette, Zelda I-lowell, Alice Petley, Jerry Gillette, Barbara Thompson, Joe Sample, Richard Leonard, Claire Grothusen, Margie Tred- way, Bernice Dutton, Anna Marie Redden, Socorro Hernandez, Donna McKee, Mary Sternitzke, Joyce Higgins, Lois Middleton, Betty Jo Gibbs, Ralph Johnson, and Jim Lane, under the direction ot Miss Inez Cunningham. Page Thirty THE TEA SCENE THE FAMILY DAUGHTERS AND SUITORS MR, AND MRS Page Thirty-One UUTLIGHTQ - 'F ' x Footligbts Club presents Cbristrnas assembly, Wb',,f tlie Cbirnes Rang! . . . Club rnet bimontbly' to discuss various pbases at tl'ie theatre. Front row, lett to right: Betty lo Gibbs, Betty lean Vxfaters, Barbara Thompson, Dorotny Lcniaster, Seconrl row: Delores Knarr, Myra Polson, Alice Pefley, loyce l-liaains, Clfiarlotte Robbins, Anna Marie Reclden, Bonnie W'all4er. 'Fbira row: Lois Miflcleton, Eva Pottortt, Milicent Bucnanek, Donna McKee, Vetta Stewart, Margie Trea- way, lrene Peercy, Socorro Hernandez. Faurtb row: Mis, lnez Cunningbam, sponsor, Anna Ruth Harris, Dana Fiicnnfioml, Claire Grotbusen, Betty Anderson, Barbara Leonard, Bernice Dutton, Ellen Conne'y, Mary Sternitzke, Max Diclqerill, Fittb row: Kay Rogers, Zelda l-lowell, Lvrenna Fanatia, Richard Leonard, Garland McCormick, Frances Campbell, Elaine Maaner, Patty Clark, Teil Edge l. Sixtb row: Glenn Peak, Vlfilbur Gillette, Russell Park- inson, loe Sample, lerry Gillette, Jim Lane, Merrill Lurnan. Tbose not in Picture: Martba Ann Martin, Ralph lolwnson, lett Greer, Beverly VVarlQn1an, Frances Ellis, Lnla Exam, Eugene Beaver, Veya Arnall, Otticersi Elaine Wlaaner, Presidenlg Merrill Lumen, Vice-presialentg Max Pickerill, Secretary, l '4-in PJ'r ' Al fi X ffgw NYSE me First row, left to right: joan Robinson, Patty Clark, Mar.ha Kelley, Irene Peercy, Betty jo Gibbs, Harold Heth, Garland McCormick, Revo Dwyer, Dana Richmond, Mr. Roger Johnson, director, Pot Tedstrom, Avelina Yanez, Russell Davis, Kenneth VanCleave, Glenn Peak, Lois Middleton, Elaine Magner, Geraldine Carson. Second row: lrma Ruth Dodds, Anita jobe, Barbara Phillips, llo Smith, Paul Deever, Otis Vermilion, Richard Combs, Mary Sternitzke, Anna Marie Redden, Gladys Fish, Ruth Brewer, Dorothy Heenan, Stephen Shawger, joe Sample, jim Lane, jean Halpain, Ellen Connely, Zelma Winslow, Bonnie Walker. Third row: Socorro Hernandez, Nadine Amrine, Norma Amrine, Donna Gilley, Gene Connely, jay Richmond, Harry Woods, Roy Bennett, Dolores Pearson, Betty Dellesega, Frances Campbell, Mary Cheney, Ray johnson, Dale Duckworth, William Talbot, Merrill Luman, Barbara Paul, Nadyne Fleming, Mary Estopy, Donna McKee. Those not in picture: Jack Mathis, Donald Young, Leon Womble. Officers: Stephen Shawger, Presidentg Merrill Luman, Secretaryg Lois Middleton, Librarian, Dana Richmond, Li- brarian, Garland McCormick, Business Manager, Harold Heth, Assistant Business Manager. A CAPPELLA Cl-lOlR The i946-47 season of the A Cappella Choir season was one of much activity and success. The first appearance of the choir was with the orchestra in the community Thanksgiving service. The Christmas program was, perhaps, the climax of the choirs program. The choir members pyramided themselves around a silvered tree, forming a pictur- esque background for the singing of carols and Christmas anthems. The choir joined with the orchestra .lanuary 30, and April 22 for concerts. Road trips took the choir before the stu- dents of the Altamont, Chetopa, Mound Valley, Oswego, Edna, Erie, St. Raul, and lVlcCune schools. The choir formed a nucleus for the annual presentation of Dubois' Seven Last Words, which opened the Holy Vifeek Services in the Municipal Auditorium. The choir finished a successful year with singing at the Baccalaureate service and the Graduation exercises for the Mercy Hospital Nursing class. Achievement awards to the choir mem- bers were made on the basis of all around musicianship and the students contribution to the musical life of the church and community. Page Thirty-Four A Cappella Choir presents The Singing Tree tor Christmas assembly. Basses flat ,,.. choir in regular Monday night practice, Mr. johnson demonstrating how to get a round, full tone. 3 P ':, 'Q Q I U ' ll Page Thirty-Five N C'z MEIXVS GLEE CLUB First row, lett to right: Russell Parkinson, joe Sample, Gene Connely, Tommy Falkenstien, Kenneth VanCleave, Shephen Shawger, Russell Davis, Glenn Peak, Second row, left to right: Garland McCormick, Dale Duckworth, Darrell Mullen, Mr. Roger johnson, director, lay Richmond, William Knapp, Otis Vermilion. Max Smith, accompanist. Front row, left to right: Avelina Yanez, loan Robinson, Martha Kelley, Dolores Pearson, Mary Cheney, lrene Peercy, Dorothy l-leenan, Lois Middleton, Second row, left to right: l-larold l-leth, Russell Davis, Roy Bennett, Merrill Luman, Mr. Roger Johnson, director, William Talbot, loe Sample, Stephen Shawger, Garfand McCormick, Max Smith, accompanist. MIXED ENSEMB Page Thirty-Six ' is g , mmm.- Orchestra members celebrate with potluck dinner. Flutes sharp again! Pop practices new number with orch- estra. Elaine Magner, Dorothy Schoenberger, and Ann Chester play trio at the Winter Concert. CDRCHESTRA First violins: Dana Richmond, Marilyn Ridenour, Naomi Estopy, Betty Oram, lanice Copeland, Dorothy Han- ley, Catherine Hartzog. Second violins: Ruth Mary Rogers, Juanita Brooks, Mary Helen Sprenger, Donna Sue Kyle, Donna Lee Knapp, Claudia Harris, Bobbie Birdsell. String basses: Mary Estopy, Lorraine Willis. Saxophones: Louanna Rude, Dolores Watson, Glenn Peak. Pianist: Elaine Magner. Director: Mr, Charles S. McCroy. Clarinets: Marie Bardwell, lim Lane, David Harrington, Donald Shoemaker. Bassoon: Bill Knapp. Flutes: Betty Waters, Nadyne Fleming. Oboe: Jay Richmond. French horns: lchn Campbell, Ann Chester. Drums: Max Smith. Cello: Livona Calvird, Trombones: Melvin Pontious, Leonard Overturt, Samuel Ricketts, Pat Haley. Comets: Wayne Pontious, Gene Peoples, Merlin Pontious. BAND Clarinets: Marie Barclwell, lim Lane, Claudine Payne, Merle Shoemaker, David Harrington, Donald Shoe- maker, Rema Lee Troester, Eddie Marshall, Michael Ca'lahan, Norman Burris, Shelia Thomas, Philip Gruber. Cornets: Wayne Pontious, Gene Peoples, Reva Dwyer, Harold Albertson, Kay Coonrod, Merlin Pontious, Anita lobe, lack Callahan, lerry Taylor, Bill Remmert, Fred Thompson, Charlene Gilpin, Charles Brooks, james Lauren, Saxophones: Dolores Watson, Louanne Rude, Dolores B'own, Bill Woodward. Director: Mr. Charles S, McCray. String bass: Mary Estopy. Flutes: Don Franklin, Nadyne Fleming. French horn: Ann Chester, Bass: Marvin Lawrence. Tuba: Claude Oyler. Snare drum: Max Smith. Bass drum: Naomi Estopy, Trombones: Melvin Pontious, Samuel Rickets, Dale Cale, lohn Lauren. HA place for everything . . and nothing in Wayne Pontious leads the band in Trombone-Boogie itl between halves at basketball game. 1 W' 'i ' X , ll ' . 9 ,1 ,I I' Page Thirty-Eight rfi- 'lr'---- -- , QA F X W I :f K 1 QVA' 4 Po -4 .CARDS FINISH IN GRID VICTCDRY. Back Row: Gale Adamson, student trainer, Coach Carnie Smith, Bob Lortz, Bill Slceters, Pete Carpenter, Dabney Lawhorn, Chester Leonard, John Henderson, Dale Hzpkins, Madison Traster, Dean E. F. Farner. Second Row: Al Williamson, Bob Ellis, jim Russell, Bob Reese, Bill Hopper, George Clarke, Robert Perrill, Bill Rude, joe Altepeter, john Hartman. Front Row: Robert Hohenstein, j. W. Dickey, Clyde Cabioc, Ernest Leachty, Bob Kyle, Gene Carnahan, Jim O'lXleal, john Birt. Although the l9'4l6 broadcast of the Parsons junior College Cardinal football squad got an unfortunate start in the first Kansas junior College Conference play since l94l2, the Redbirds finished in glory when they handed the joplin junior College Lions an unpredicted 32-O defeat at the first annual PJC homecoming game on Rees Hughes Field. The bulk of the Card grid crew, with few exceptions, are expected to be baclq in the lineup next season, giving any team in the area a threat. SEASONS SCORES Parsons 7. . . . .Arkansas City Z4 Parsons 7. . . . .El Dorado 20 Parsons O. , . . .Independence 6 Parsons 6 .... . . . .Fort Scott I3 Parsons O. . . . . .Chanute 6 Parsons 7 ............ Coffeyyille 27 Parsons 32.. .... .......... J oplin O An El Dorado junior College eleven loses yardage when a tough Cardinal line breaks through as seen from field glasses. Coach Carnie Smith passes out last minute instructions before the Cardinal crew carries ye ole school spirit to the turf of Rees Hughes Field. Page Forty .VIKINGS PLACE FIFTI-I IN LEAGUE. is Back Row: David Presley, Sam Grobe, Bob Elliott, Lloyd Gifford, Richard Long, Mike Rhoades, Gus Gahagan, Charles Scott, Tony Pollaro, lack Cox, Bill DeMoss, Leon Womble, john I-Iuston, lim Peters. Third Row: Coach D. R, Morris, lim Sharpe, Jim Emery, Bob Allison, Gene Gaddis, Leonard Overturf, George Fosmire, Don Stuteville, Bill Chandler, Iohn Bonfiglio, Evert Gannaway, Assistant Coach Roger johnson. Second Row: Richard Combs, Kenneth Ellis, Curtis Ladage, Lloyd Utley, LeRoy Foster, Bill Sinclair, Tom Falken- stien, R. C. Urie, Bob Willis, Bill Gullett, Wayne I-lodges. Front Row: Lyle Nelson, Ivan Reed, Bob Mosier, Bud Woods, Nick Divine, Tom Crispell, Bob Davis, Bob Ellison, Truman Dearing, lock Mathis, The finis of the I946 sportscast found the lower division Vikings in fifth place in the SEK League after the Norsemen dropped the last two tilts to Pittsburg and Columbus respectively. Independence and lola, two teams atop Parsons in the standings, bowed to the Morris squad in gridiron competition. Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Cherryvale O Coffeyville 30 Independence 6 I 3 Chanute lola 7 Fort Scott I 2 Pittsbu rg 27 Columbus I4 A Viking book receives opposition from two Fighting Cherries Coach Crum Morris leads the Vikings through practice sorimgmage J MCARDS IN i8-GAME SCHEDULE . Back Row: Coach Carnie SrniTh, William Adamson, laik STephens, l4enneTh Ervin, Edward O'l-lara, STephen Shawger. FronT Row: John l-larTman, l-larold VanCleave, Bob l..orTz, Bob Richardson, Donald Childress, lim Russell. The PlC Cardinals opend The i9-i7 sage season wiTh a deTeaT over The rnyThical sfate jaco champs of The previous year, El Dorado junior College. PraTT and Char1aTe were The other opponenTs who bowed To The Red- birds on The hardwoods in The Tiffeen-game Schedule. l.orTz completes a Redbird seTeup. .VIKING FINISH IIXI LCDWER BRACKET. Back Row: Bob Mosier, Darrell Mullen, I-larry Woods, Leonard Oyerturt, Bob Willis, Coach D. R, Morris. Front Row: Robert May, Waldon Dye, Lloyd Gifford, Ronert Allison, Tommy Fallqenstien, David Presley. The Viking cage auintet, usually tne underdogs in lneignt, played a rough basketball season during the year, ernerging on tI'ie long end of the score in three out of thirteen games and in 7th place in SEK League standings. Besides participating in seven league tilts, true Norse club was also engaged in tive non-league attairs and one game in tI'1e regional tournament at Pittsburg. llid l.,ariky lk 3YlF,JfCl make it? Woods ana Dye head for o possible rebound .CAMP AND PLAY WITH GAA . Camp and play with the GAA, slogan ot the Girls' Athletic Association, brietly summarizes the activities ot the or- ganization. Regular teatures ot the GAA during the past year have included sott- ball, hockey, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, aerial darts, badminton, bowling, skating, and hiking. An extra project ot the organization was the sale ot TB seals before the Christmas vacation. Approxi- mately SIBO worth ot seals were sold. Regular meetings ot the club are held after school each Wednesday evening. Mrs. Pauline Bracken is sponsor. Extra activities include: lnitiation party and weiner roast. .October l Bowling party .............. October Zl Play day at KSTC, Pittsburg .... October l9 Sports night ..........,. . .March 25 Back Row: Mary Cheney, Pat Conroy, Anna Dolisi, Euelia Dickerson, Donna Beougher, lohan Willis, Cathrine Williams. Fifth Row: Barbara Leonard, Mary Beth l-lottman, Delores Watson, Mary Ann Woods, Ellen Connely, Theresa Boecker, Mary Pat Dobel. Fourth Row: Iona Larsen, Norma Amrine, Elaine Patten, Mary Sternitzke, Eunice Rice, Lorraine Seibert. Third Row: Neola Benson, Betty Lou Tredway, Janice Rice, Mrs. Pauline Bracken lsponsorl, Virginia Engler Barbara Boyse, Bernice Dutton. Second Row: Frances Brueggeman, Elaine Caldwell, Dorothy l-leenan. Front Row: loyce Appleton, Alice Wilson, Wanetta Cooley. Page Forty-Four Gym classes swing into an interclass volleyball tournament GAA OFFICERS, President ............ Vice-president .. Secretary ....,.. Treasurer ........ Program Chairman ., Publfcity Chairman . 1946-47 . .Euelia Dickerson .....lOl'1an Willis . . , ,Elaine Patten . .Lorraine Seibert ......,Eunice Rice . .Mary Sternitzke GAA initiation-The beginning but the END ' .VIKING llB'S SPLIT GAGE SEASGN. The Viking B squad split o twenty-game schedule during the post season, taking two from Ankortite Products, one from the VFW in the Y, M. C. A. commercial league, and winning three from Chetopa High School, two from Dennis, one from East High, and one from the FFA. Games lost were to the VFW, Parsons Sun, and Sportsmen's club in the commercial league, and Chetopa, East High, West High, and FFA. Back Raw: Mike Rhoades, Robert Miller, Robert Davis, Don Hamilton, Charles Scott, Coach V. L. Hall, Front Row: Gus Gdhagan, Tony Pollaro, Iohn Huston, Richard Long, Ernest Hosfelt, Lyle Nelson. Not shown are lim Sharpe, Richard Dale, Dean Campbell, Bill DeMoss, and Leonard Martinez. . VIKING DIAMDNDMEN TD TGURNEY . A Viking baseball club took to the field in May of IQ46 under the super- vision of Coach Paul Komatz, Two exhibition games were played with Columbus High School in this area and toward the end of the month the diamondeers entered the state tournament at Wichita where they defeated Cathedral High School of Wichita in the opening game and bowed to Wichita East High School in their second encounter. Members of the Viking squad were: Lloyd Gifford, lst baseg Harry Iefferson and Melvin Meyer, Znd base, Waldon Dye, 3rd baseg Bill Winslow, shortstopg Kenneth Ellis, catcherg Nick Divine, Leonard Overturf, Lloyd Utley, lack Reynolds, pitchersg David Presley, centerfieldg Ernest Hosfelt, right field. SEASON ' S SCOR ES Parsons S ...,......,.. Columbus 6 Parsons 6, , . . .... Columbus 9 Parsons 2 ..., .,.. W ichita Cathedral I Parsons 3. . . .... Wichita East I5 J I Page Forty-Six X-Eb Page Forty-Seven PEP CLUB The Pep Club ot P. I. C. appeared at all basketball and football games in Parsons and at many out ot town games, and they presented many assemblies .... lead a snalse dance through town .,,, sold pencils and pennants, Letter P: Lois Miller, Virginia Engler, Lorraine Seibert, Alice Wilson, Imogene Coover, lohan Vlillis, Lillian Brown, Rita lo Vogel, Wanda Wheat, Neola Benson, Betty Lou Treclway, Norma lean Gleason. Letter l: Frances Brueggeman, Mary Pat Dobel, Pat Fulps, lean l-lalpain, Joyce Appleton, Marie Chalker, Delores Leech, Donna Beougher, Velma Sisson, sponsor. Letter C: Jeanne Chalker, Patsy Silverwoocl, Cathrine Williams, Mary Daugherty, Iona Larson, Rosalee Lincicome, loann Clittord, Anna Dolisi, lean l-lostord. Otticers: President, Eunice Rice: Vice-Prefiflent, Delores Leechg Secretary, Rita Io Vogelg Treasurer, Pat Fulps. Cheer leaders, left to right: joe Samples, Eunice Rice, Bud lnleth, lanice Rice, lack Casner, Carol Cunningham 0, VVQQWJ 3 mi if ...DRUMVCDRP MEMBERS , M First Row lseatedl 1 Bonnie VValker, lrma Dodds, Francie Ann Westhott, Vetta Stewart, Mattie Mae Perrill, Dana Richmond. Second Row lseatedl: Myrtle Whetzel, Ruth Brewer, Sue Creel, Eleanor Gruber, Deanne Ginn, Alice Petley, Delores Knarr, Barbara Thompson, Pat Tedstrom. Third Row lstandingl : Betty lean Waters, Eleanor johnson, Mary Ellen Coover, Dorothy Heenan, Barbara Roach, Gladys Fish, Myra Polson, Bonnie Hoffman, Barbara Phillips, Peggy Patten, Doris l-lossur, Ellen Armstrong, Pat Clark, loyce Higgins. Fourth Row lstandingl: Mrs. Bracken, sponsor, Rosalyn Freshman, Wanetta Cooley, Margie Tredway, Lois Middleton, Mira lean Brady, Anna Marie Redden, Donna McKee, Elaine Patten, Nancy Naftziger, Frances Campbell, Evelyn Crossley, Barbara Leonard. Top Row: Ellen Connely, Martha Ann Martin, Virginia Rodecker, Carolyn Wells, Virginia Moore, Geraldine Beecham, Barbara Paul, Claire Grothusen, Betty Anderson, Pat Burton, Charlene Diskin. Guard Right Pick Up Your Feet Donna McKee leads Drum Corps as Drum Major. Drum Corps big event of year was the trip to the American Royal at Kansas City. Marching at Parsons-loplin game Make lt Good l Q l 9, Smga Q s-I Q 92 as if Frcnt Row: Mildred Cunningham, Sponsor, Norma Thompson, Lois Middleton, Ellen Y W C A Armstrong, Barbara Raul, Elaine Magner, Rat Clark, Martha Ann Martin, Ellen ' A ' ' Connely, Nancy Nattziger, Marian Clark, Lorena Fanatza, Bonnie Walker. Second Row: Lorraine Seibert, Patsy Silverwood, Anna Marie Redden, Marie Chalker, Marie Barclwell, Betty Waters, Charlotte Robbins, Norma Lacy, Nafline Amrine, Barbara Leonard, Betty Tretlway, Dorothy Meier. Third Row: Vivian Sturgeon, Flarriet Strom, Pat lohnston, Mildred Garten, Frances Campbell, Luanne Rude, Mary Ann Vlifoods, Mary Sternitzke, Ruth DeLay, Rosemary Denney, Elaine Shields, Lois Miller, lean Halpain. Fourth Raw: Dana Gilley, Mildred Guest, Mfanetta Cooler, Vwfanclc Wlheat, Roberta Whetzel, Barbara Thompson Dorothy Lancaster, Virginia Gulick, Phyllis l-lamrick, .Myra lean Poison, Bobbie Birdsell, lanice Copeland. Fitth Row: Cathrme Vyilliams, Zelda l-lowell, Donna Garinaway, Naomi Sharp, Mattie Mae Rerrill, Gloria Stattorzl, Barbara Boyce, loyce Appleton, Alice lNilson, Veva Arnall, Marjorie Cnenowcth, Pauline Braden, loyce lanuary, Sixth Rowi Anna Ruth l-larris, Barbara Phillips, Bonnie l-lottman, Delores Watson, Anita lobe, Martha Kelley, lrene Peercy, Frances Bruegaeman, Elaine Caldwell, Mary Ann Burns, Barbara Roach, Mary Hotfnian, Thelma Hyatt. Seventh Row: Delores Pearson, Eleanor lohnson, Mira jean Brady, Betty Xiyicker, Betty Bryant, Eva Potortt, Eleanor Gruber, Martha Baker, Mary Snyder, Rosetta Adamson, lmogene Coover, Velma lean Breeze. Eighth Row: loan Robinson, Mary Estooy, Margie Treclway, Donna Beougher, Mae l-latatin, Ruby Mclflfhirt, Dana Richmond, lda Mae Conrad, l-lenrietta Blackburn, Bernice Dutton, Rosalee Lincicome, Eunice Rice, Revo Dwyer, Eva Abel. First row, lett to right: Otis Vermilion, jerry Gillette, Gene Connely, Merrill Luman, jerry Freeman, lack Mathis, Paul Deeyer, Garland McCormick, Second row, lett to right: Wayne Mitchell, Flarold VanCleaye, Charles Lyon, Zane Dewey, Herbert l-lanauer, Darrell Mullen, Dale Mullen, Dee Cunningham, Charles Thielnaud, sponsor Third row, lett to right: Glenn Peak, Russell Parkinson, Melvin Pontiaus, Merlin Pontiaiis. Bill Knapp, Max Pickerill, Richard Willis. Those not in picture: Ralph johnson, Harold l-leth, Ray Bennett, Harley Sterling, Richard Leonard, Russell Davis, Marion Tuteral, Bill Talbot, George Fosmire. Y M C A Dtticersi President, jerry Freeman, Vice-President, Merrill Lumang Secretary, Bud Fleth. The YWCA lounge offered a place for relaxation or studying. The Y officers discussing the Chinese- American relationship with Miss Shen Ot the World Student Service Fund. Eat, drink and be merry for the next hour is rhetoricfl Hat dcgs and cokes finish oft an eve- ning of fun, l i AFFIRMATIVE Merrill Luman and Mary Sternitzke - - A NEGATIVE Patsy Silverwood and Roy Bennett DEBATE After a lapse of several years, Parsons Senior l-ligh School again entered the field of debate, offering a course in that subject and producing a four-man team that set an enviable, although not exceptional, record. The team, participating in the Debate lnstitute conducted October l8 and l9 at Kansas University, defeated the Newton negative team and lost to the Salina af- firmative team. Topic of the debate was the national high school subject: Resolved: That the Federal Government should pro- vide a complete system of medical care available to all citizens at public cost. Other matches in which the team par- ticipated were a tournament December l6 and l7 at Pittsburg, debates before the Annular Club, the American Legion, the lVlen's Club of the Christian Church, and before students of PJC. The team was coached by lVlr, John Van Piper and consisted of Patsy Silver- wood and Roy Bennett, negative, and Mary Sternitzke and Merrill Luman, affirmative. Page Fifty-Two KNITTING CLUB First Row, lett to right: Naomi Estopy, Nadyne Fleming, Mary Estooy, Elaine Caldwell. Second Row, Iett to right: Pat Iohnston, Norma Thompon, Roberta Whetzel, Vesta Smith, sponsor. Knit one, pearl one ,.... girls perfect their knitting under the supervision at Miss Vesta Smith ot the I-Izme Economics department. Girls modeling garments made in clothing department at a Christmas tea in the I-Iome Economics living roam. Left to right, Leola Percell, Betty Kensett, Gladys I-Iall, Miss Smith, Ellen Armstrong, Cathrine Williams, Carol Cunningham, Betty Madison, Bernice Duttong seated, je-anne Chalker and Ellen Willis. SEWING Page Fifty-Three if Officers, left 'ro right: jack Aitken, Eldon Marshall, Frank Brandenburg, sponsor, Don Sfufeville, Howard Merwarfh, Gerold McMillan. Second raw: lack Vogel, Bob Shields, Bob Giefer, lack O'l-lara, Kenneth Blevins, l. L. Paul, Don Lytle, Charles Shields, Don Spriggs, Wayne Dillinger, Keith Kugler. Third row: Curtis Ladage, l-larold Berends, Alfred Manners, lay McMillan, A, VV. Cares lr., Paul l-leady, ,lohn Meier, loe O'l-lara, Duain l-lall, Aabery Gaddis. Fcarfh row: Loren Dillinger, john Cox, Thomas Murphy, Alfred Volrner, Leon Sfargeon, lack Shaffer, Fred Allen, Charles Burris, Dick Woods. l H P' l A -NV Jv'vvv- GGLDEN EAGLES First row, left to right: Claude Oyler, Richard Skeen, Dafe Sillix, Max Pickerill, Ernest Leachty, Otis McKinney, Bill Marnell, Frank Greer, Clyde Hazlett, George Clarke, Arthur Gillette, Kenneth Kirk, john Henderson, john Campbell, Yeater Hull, Bob Stafford, Omer Hoffman, Phillip Willard, john Hartman, Charles Shields. Second row, left to right: Chester Leonard, Raymond Chapman, john Wilkinson, Ralph johnson, Charles Hucke, Russell Davis, Garland McCormick, Kenneth VanCleave, Ted Kistler, Bernard Leech, Leonard Martinez, Aaron Mantooth, jay Richmond, Dabney Lawhorn, Bill Kobel, Herbert Shira, Ted Edgell. Third row, left to right: Neal Riden, Kenneth Green, Herbert Cannon, Thomas Winslow, Dale Hopkins, jesse Yanez, Fred Gaiser, Otis Vermilion, Bill Workman, Charles Lyon, james Sage, Zane Dewey, Albert Rea, james Lyle, Kenneth Ervin, VVayne George, jeff Greer, Clifford Howard, Frank Gewickey, Marvin Cline, Ralph Perrill, Bob Wellborn, Tom White, Bud Bush, Homer Downum, Leslie Walters, Carnie Smith. Fourth row, left to right: Robert Perrill, VVayne Hopkins, Robert Butler, Elvis Dye, james O'Neal, jack Nickell, Wayne Pontious, Norman Farris, Bob Winslow, jack Van Hoorebeke, Eugene McCarty, Charles Bayless, jack French, H, R, Phillips, Madison Traster, Leroy Nelson, Robert Braden, junior Blackburn, john Willis, Dale Howell, Richard Willis. Fifth row, left to right: Gayron Booker, Willie Graham, Bob Lortz, Billy Sketers, jack Stephens, Dee Cunningham, Homer Neil, Emmett Hoffman, Bill Rude, Bill Neighbors, Bob Berglund, Bud Hayes, Don Gleason, jack Dune lay, Dick Clark. Officers: President, james Lyleg Secretary-Treasurer, Kewneth Ervin. 43 men not in picture. The veterans had their own room and presented a benefit assem- bly, the proceeds to be used to buy furnishings for the room. mv... ALPHA FCDRENSIC First row, left to right: Betty Bryant, Marie Bardwell, Ellen Armstrong, Zane Dewey. Second row: Alice Petley, Lorraine Seibert, Barbara Paul, Elaine Magner. Third row: Howard Dye, Margie Tredway, Richard Cameron, Lois Middleton. Fourth row: lerry Gillette, Dale Mullen, Bill Knapp, Claire Grothusen. Fifth row: Charles Lyon, Paul Deever, Max Pickerill, Sixth Rowi Gayron Booker, Otis Vermilion. SPONSORS Not in Picture Mildred Cunningham -M Kenneth Knox Margaret Brashear, Robert Clark President ..... .... Z ane Dewey Vice-President . .. . .Ellen Armstrong Secretary . . . .Barbara Paul Page Fifty -Six l in REPDRTER STAFFS First row: left to right: Charles Lyon, Margie Tredway, Delores Leech. Second row, left to right: john Shea, Zane Dewey, Dale Mullen, Norman Farris. First semester journalism students: Charles Lyon and Murgic Treaway, co-eclitorsg Dale Mullen, news editorg Lane Dewey, feature editor, lack Reynolds, photogropherg Iohn Shea, sports editor. Lett to righti Patsy Silverwood, Margie Treclway, Ciintow Wright, lohn Shea, Mr. G. Van Riper, instructor, Pat lohnstan, Norman Thompson, Howard Dye, Max McRae. Second semester journalism students under editorship oc Howard Dyeg Margie Tredway, associate editorg john Snea, sports editorg lohn Hartman, assistant sports editorg David Harris, photographer. ,mu P' r 'TA Sponsor I. G. Vanlliper EditOr'in-Chief Liyona Calyird Business Manager Dona Richmond Asst. Business Mgr. Mary Ann Woods Sports Editor Charles Lyon Art Editor lcrnes Vyfneat 6 J :Elf 4 f 4 I . Sponsor VV, l. Newell Business Manager Molly Slwreckengaost Assistant Editor Ellen Armstrong Copy Editor Marie Bardwell Photography Editor Merrill Lumen Art Editor Clworlotte Robbins 4 ff ,ff STUDENT CGUNCII. Seated: Doris l-lassur, Max Pickerill, john Henderson, Kenny Ellis, Wayne Pontious, Elaine Magner. Standing: Richard Dale, Mary Ann Woods, losephine Shellman, Dee Cunningham, Leonard Overturf, Ruthie Brewer, Dana Richmond, Leeta Scott, sponsor. Officers: President, lahn l-lendersang Vice-President, Max Piclqerillg Secretary, Kenny Ellis. Student council members decorated Christmas tree and the cafeteria for Achievement Banquet. the the jacques St. Martin, PlC's adopted French boy. jacques' father was taken by the Gestapo after the occupation of France. With PlC sending money, food, and gifts it is hoped that this nine-year-old boy will regain some at his childhood security. . ,,.:gg55:5..,:g5:5sz :':1 f: 4: .ff-zzz: -.gif ' if E 5i'51':1Q32fE'i gi: 2:12. EW' '2-13:5 A 1 J W., ,E553p:,,.- :,?., , :: ,55:E5A,'Ei?3.:-:-15:-I l EN -,251 . ....,,.,. . . ..,.., . -Q.. 3. Q - '.:':f2'1l2 - 5-:-:EE-2' 54 :1 -,.' A124 '12,x::33Ey'f -f ' i-x,-JU, .'.-. P ' ' ' i,tt it if Miss Mildred Cunningnom The Star of The Snow Food ond Reveries, The Achievement Bon- ouet is on onnuol event ot PIC. Honored guests ore tnose students who ltcive excelled in some porticulor tie-ld, including sports, minor clubs, ond scholarship honors. ACHIEVEMENT BANQUET 1946 Glam Pzllux AH'Qr1cl0h+ P 6Q!!w, AZ rx? 5' xxwhfff qi L-. fgulliffjuwvv 2 AH'2nd arrf' L M- , gffl , MCDST PQPULAR STEADY CCDUPLE ,Q-f 'if X553 :VS QUWWBN M Ax 5 2:f x ' :'2: 2 a W MOST TALENTED BOY AND O!RL JACK REED AND LORRAINE WILLIS MOST AT!-H.ET!C BOY AND O!RL EUNICE MCE AND BOB EDRTZ L...-.-.T . - MOST ALL-AROUND BOY AND GIRL ELLEN ARMSTRONG AND BOB MAY MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL RUTH BREWER AND MAX RICKERILL Qs ODIS' fa fi 5530 C7 M 'affix I X80 CL Q0 oft? 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