Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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JOAN GUTHRIDGE Other noteworthy activities were the sponsoring of after game shindigs, the formal Spring Prom, the Achievement Banquet, and the tour corona- tion proms held in honor of our queens: the installation of a pop corn machine which was run bv the various service organizations of the schoolg and the selling of football purses and car tags. Representatives from the PJC council attended two confer- ences, one for high school dele- gates at Neodesha and one for junior college delegates at Jop- lin. ALYCE LEE HARRIS r FRESHMEN if li r 1 fbw i 3, as -Q' v , 9 1. ,. A get X ,,, ei M H ,, , r . .55 ,At , S59 , ' W it 1 lfifffafiiii' Y 2, gf, f ' - w ,spa .1 gg S . . W 'i is Y J f' 48 ! .,,' ' . 1 1 w 4 0 ' JOHN YOUNG SUZANNE CRAMER Vice President E. A. GILBERT MISS MILDRED CUNNINGHAM Council President Council Sponsor SOPHOMORES ii fi - .g ,,. L ' it ,. . ,. 4 ' .Y if JE A' .fl if tl E 5 J KENNY DISKIN THERESE PATTEN

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JUNIORS I A 'W-. P V 5 JIM STRATI-IE JEANETTE DANIELS JIM SCALETTY lFirst Semester Onlyl Doing their best to follow the wishes of PJC students as they expressed thern in the ques- tionnaire last year, the student council spent a busy year, be- ginning with the vigorous elec- tion campaigns in the tall and winding up with the annual dance for the graduating classes. zwxwiwj 4 The biggest projects of the year were the installing of a stu- dent lounge and the support ot our adopted French boy, Jacques St. Martin. PAT KELLEY JACQUES ST. MARTIN Junior Representative PJC's Adopted French Boy lSecond Semester Onlyl SENIORS my V ' ?f?.5 2 5 if ,, ,qt W Ms f, , as IRMA 'ITOOKIEII HOEFLING GLEN COOPER ROGER DUTTON Secretary-Treasurer

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CENTER LEFT -The PJC choir under the direction of Roger Johnson serenaded the students and faculty with gay Christmas songs before classes began each morning. LONNER LEFTfBob Palmer, Bob Weidman, and Tom Woods are shown with three unidentified carolers who graced PJC's front this year, CENTER l52lGl-lTiMr, and Mrs, Bob Cratchett lErnie Garton and Joan Emmons! served Christmas dinner to their son, Tiny Tim iDe-Witt Spearl, and Ebenezer Scrooge ll.oren Evisonl, at the annual city Christmas parade. LOWER RIGHT-The tree erected by the Student Council on the third floor landing won the approval of all the students.