Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

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Crawford Mr. Lyle Widup 1, 13.425 511 . fx A , .. : J L-t J -1 ? 1. . af' 1 1 1 .wi ,W U 11-Mail-Q 1 ' 51. lf' W' , 1 will -1LHZf1.-1 K-jr: W jlffh W 11-a-manual-.ng ...QL .... H .,,, WW.11i1m-....mmm..M1.11-11XllliP9!?4WwW4?2wfQ5lY5l'Llml111121-11111. X... , . ,1,fb:..3:i1.L'?W3.? . 1-H '11 1 1 , M.iM..,W.-.1...1. 1 -. . . ,,,X., 1-'yi' 1 1, W 1 1 -PM xl -. MR. CHARLES E. THIEBAUD Dean, Parsons Junior College Mr. J. R. Beech Dr. Earl A. Martin Mr. Kirk Austin Mr. S. H. Loughmiller Mr. Glenn Jones Mr. Paul A. Bolander ' sf- I-,: I Presenting . . . I Jfu ,,, 6,0 JI . .V --U.. ,, i I f fm f . A A 44 N ,M.A. 4. . Ma- .. LORENE BAILEY, B.S., M.S. Nafural Sciences .,., .EI , . . i f U LUCILLE BAILEY, EDDICE BARBER, WILBUR L. BOLANDER, EPHNER J. BOWIN, PAULINE BRACKEN, B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A. A.A., B.S. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. Business Adminislrafion English Aufo Mechanics Business Adminisfrafion Girls Physical Training, Drum Corps ZADA CHASE, INEZ CUNNINGHAM, MILDRED CUNNINGHAM, G. KENNETH EPP CHARLES F. FOILES, B.S. B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. B.A., M.S. Arf English Political Science Mufhemolics Chemisfry ? C. H. FRANKLIN, B.S., M.E. Psychology, Educafion RALPH W. GAIER, VICTOR HALL, DWIGHT HOWARD, JAMES S. IRICK, B.S. B.S., M.S. B.A., B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. Vocafional Agricullure lndusfrial Drawing Librarian Business Adminisfrafion, Physical Training HAROLD JOHNSON, ROGER H. JOHNSON, HERBERT KELLY, KENNETH E. KNOX, B.A. B.A., M.S. B.S. Physical Training, Vocal Music, Dramalics Agricullure Human Relalions LESLIE R. MARKS, JOHN McCALLUM, A.A., B.A., M.S. Physical Sciences PEARL MORTON, W. J. NEWELL, 1 1 is 452- 'V ,,,,,' , , A . I 7 ' 2: ,..i - I ' xv -. R .' I . -cfq fi HERBERT JAMES, B.A., M.S. Foreign Language, English PAUL A. KOMATZ, B.S., M.S. Woodwork, Mefalwork Ji K I QM , ff If W ,c I1 is: . .., ...SI .I 1 we MAX SCHIEFELBUSCH, B.A., M.M.E. B.A., M.S. B.A. B.S. B.S., M.S. lnslrumenfal Music English, Journalism, Radio Foods, Cafeferia Direcfor Prinfing Polifical Science, Physical Training LEETA SCOTT, MARY L. SCOTT, MARGARET E. SMITH, VESTA SMITH, WALLACE A. SWANSON, B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.S. M.S. B.S., M.S. Efficiency Survey Social Science Dean af Women, Speech Clofhing Physical Educafion, Malhemalics, Geology 72 '7 I x 41-A i 00 4 2' - f N ' 2' ffm A '-?' gd- x xy 0 , V 1 X W, A A ' , O 4 M if - f Va' xl , 4 ' 'Q Q iff I KN UY5 ,N OLLSN , V G 'Vp ' 54 'f ra, sr it L 7 , 'an' Q Q 4 i i s fi . X L f A 'G' . X' JI' J xx? ' 'gf T nr fj, V913 , I.: ' Hn? Ti Q .. , ,-3 ,J 4, gf : 5 f Q. .V,. ., ,L,A-M-.. , M . , .. . W-. . A , X v'::' + .. . Jeannine Allman Clarence Calclwell Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas T9GCl1ifl9 Engineering Bond Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Corps 2 Truck 1, 2, 3, A Pep Club 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 School Service 2 lt Men Played Cards 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Pep Council 4 Intramural Champs 4 Conrad Downing Parsons, Kansas ParKan Associate Sports Editor 2 ParKan Sports Editor 4 School Reporter 2, 3 Radio Workshop 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 School Service 2, 3 Intro-murals 2, 3, 4 YMCA 2 Pep Club 3, 4 ,Svpho 11124, Dwayne Holmes Peggy Ann Buttington Richard Watson Altamont, Kansas Mound Valley, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Football 3, 4 Kindergarten Teacher Medicine Basketball 3 Choir 3 School Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Track 3 Pep Club 3, 4 School Service 3, 4 Red Mill 3 Intramurals 4 School Service 3 Student Council 3, 4 President Student Council 4 Tennis 3 Most Memorable Boy 4 H. .... uuuu ce . ,Z A , :j, ,,.,,. .. wx gl i , :Q,,f5E55 1 ' 'rm 1' is ' of A W -We 4 f im. T.. f 2:3 - ff? iw zfgigk V .ig in ' ii 'if' 'ii Q fl -1112 - ,, rrr' if ' fl: . 5 'f f 3 'T ifstww , me . ,t , f. ,ei Jerry Mathis Parsons, Kansas Medical Lab Technician Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Polychromes 2, 3, 4 YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1 Football 4 Pep Council 3 'lVagaband King 2 Red Mill 3 Lottery 3 Skin Of Our Teeth 3 ParKan Stott 3 Pep Club 3, 4 ParKan Photographer 3 Reporter-Photographer 3 President of YMCA 4 Amahl and Night Visitors 3, 4 lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Bishop Misbehaves 2 Singing Christmas Tree 1, 2 School Service 1, 2, 3, 4 Jane Hoisington Parsons, Kansas Elementary Teaching and Music Band 1 Polychromes Accompanist 1, 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Student Council Secretary 2 Student Council Vice-President 3 The Vagabond King Accompamst 1 Red MiII'l Accompanist 2 l'Carousel Accornpanist 3 Amahl and the Night Visitors 2 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Pep Council Vice-President 3 Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3 Viking Football Attendant 1, 2 Cardinal Basketball Attendant 3 ParKan Favorite-Mast Musical Girl 1, 2, 3 Most Memorable Girl 3 Jerry D. Adams Gail Yvonne Miller Sylvia Ann Cain Parsons, Kansas Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Parsons, Kansas Printer Elementary Teacher Elementary Teaching Football 2 Pep Club T, 2, 3, 4 YWCA T, 2 Intramural Basketball T, 2 YWCA 2, 3 Pep Club T, 2, 3, 4 T,-ack 2 Footlights T Drum Corps T Band 1 ParKan Statt 2 Footlights Club T Choir 2, 3, 4 Polychromes 3, 4 YMCA T, 2 YMCA Secretary 2 Hi-Y T, 2 Father of the Bride T The Vagabond King 2 The Red Mill 3 Carousel 4 School Service T, 2, 3, 4 ViCars T, 2 Committee Service 2, 3, 4 Amahl 3, 4 The Lottery 3 Francis A. Grillot, Jr. Parsons, Kansas Engineering Intramurals T, 2, 3, 4 Choir T, 3, 4 Polychromes 3, 4 Student Council 3 FFA T, 2, 3, 4 FFA Officer T, 2 The Red Mill 3 The Lottery 3 Amahl'f 3, 4 Track T, 3 ViCars T, 2 Pep Club 3, 4 ParKan 3 School Service T, 2, 3 Committee Service T, 2, 3, 4 TLS g e: ,..,.,.. 3 '... , ,121-55,2 ii! Q :v'--- Y r liiil Y trim .4 , Eff: j W . sin .fe i , Reporter Staff 2 Reporter Editor 2 GAA T Girl's Intramural Basketball T School Service T, 2 Jean Newbery Parsons Kansas Elementary Teaching Pep Club T, 2, 3, 4 Choir T Drum Corps T Pep Council 4 Committee Service 2 Spring Choir Concert T Usher T Head Usher tor Carousel 4 Football Queen 3 School Service 4 Kenneth Winn Parsons, Kansas Journalism YMCA T, 2 ParKan Photographer 3 intramural Basketball Lorne Schlatter Oswego, Kansas Medicine Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Carl Stanley Stueber Parsons, Kansas Printer intramural Basketball 3, 4 Intramural Basketball Champs rw , , f.,,,g..,. M., .., ,A ..,,,,,,:,,,,, . 1: ,,.. .,i,.,,ft 15:1 rt. an 19 fir QT 3 Mike Martinez Bert Brown Barbara Ann Foster Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Toronto, Kansas Engineering Football 7, 2, 3 Elementary Teaching Basketball l pep Club 4 Tmtk l l'Carousel 4 Choir 4 Ruth N. Vann Parsons, Kansas Intramural Basketball 1 Loren D. Morley Belleville, Kansas Agriculture Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 School Service 4 5 Q gl? 553 21 if Wt 2 E iii? i if f 3 sw 3 'S1fsQif' SQ f A Q5 it L 1 c 1 School Service 3 Elizabeth Jean Tarvin St. Paul, Kansas Air Forces tor Woman lTentativej Choir 4 4 t .,,,: ' 5 .- m5fi:1i,zs'. are 534353 .ww-' , K 'H L 'bH wb - me .WA '19' I mgi ,335 -, Q23 ,. ti Bill Ledbetter Parsons, Kansas Music Polychromes l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Officer 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2 Blithe Spirit T The Vagabond King 2 Amat1l 3, 4 Intramural l, 2 The Red Mill 3 The Curious Savage 3, 4 Aria Da Capo 3 The Latteryl' 3 Carousel 4 Committee Service Barbara Dixon Parsons, Kansas Social Science Choir l, 2, 3 Polychromes l, 2, 3 Drum Corps 1, 2 Pep Council 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3 School Service l, 2, 3 Football Queen Candidate 3 Basketball Queen Candidate 3 ParKan l Singing Christmas Tree T, 2 Harriet Craig l Blithe Spirit 2 Vagabond King 2 Amahl andthe Night Visitors 3 Sena Ann Jensen Noel, Mo. Personnel Work Choir 3, 4 Polychromes 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Drum Corps 3 ' GAA 4 lnframural Buslceiball 4 Pep Club 3, 4 School Service 3, 4 Foofball Queen Candidate 4 Baskefball Queen's Afiendani 4 The LoHery 3 Amahll' 3, 4 f'The Red Mill 3 Carousel' 4 if Donna Campbell Farsons, Kansas Elemeniary Teaching Choir T, 2, 3, 4 Polychromes T, 2, 3 Drum Corps T, 4 YWCA T, 2 YWCA Officer 2 The Red Mill 3 The Vagabond King 2 Amahl 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Football Queen Candidafe 4 Baskeiball Queen Candidate 4 Sfudenf Council 4 School Service T, 2, 3, 4 Fooilighfs Club T Vicareiies T, 2 . nlnn 'M , +R I Y-if Begg 3 2' fy, 1 5 , X , Q, 4 , , was , , i, 'ii ,, 2 K 44 5 S 9 if 2 ,Q A s egkfgiii .22 ff. L' - I r 2:1 Q 4 ' lisa 1, 2e?ssf221: 3zr::s BQ' Q firzrr zrfzf 5 Wfgsiw m 1, i wie web Q. F '- ': Huw Li 3, N51 IL I'I If.fI-.Ii',E3: -3 '- ii - -4 i'g,:.. 355, we-EW 12 , :: , Fred Swinger Parsons, Kansas Band T, 2, 3 lairamural Baslcefball T, 2 Track T Nancy Ann Proctor Parsons, Kansas Music Vagabond King Lead 2 Red Mill 3 Carousel Lead 4 Amahl and The Night Visitors Singing Chrisimas Tree T, 2 Choir Concerls T, 2, 3, 4 Soloisi T Polychromes T, 2, 3, 4 Band 4 School Service T, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club T, 2, 3, 4 YWCA T, 2 YWCA Secrelary 2 Fooflighis Club T, 2 HarrieH Craig T 'iSkin of Our Teelh 3 f'The LoHery 3 Curious Savage 3, 4 ParKar1 T, 2 ParKan Associaie Ediiar 2 Scholarship T, 2 Spring Band Concert 4 if ifmm., ,s 1. ,,.. W V Jizz. am , .... Q K 3 V ? 3, 5, :L ' 3 sr , ... L.., 5 f Bob Hizey Richard Snyder Bill Wheat Natalie Leistikow Parsons, Kansas York, Pennsylvania Parsons, Kansas . Pqrsqns, Kansas U- 5' AYFYIY Coaching Clerical Work Foofball l, 2 Inlramural Baskelball 2, 3, 4 Choir T, 2, 3 lnlramural Baskelball l High School Baskelball l Polychromes 2, 3 School Service 3 Foollighfs Club l Foofball 2, 3, 4 The Vagabond King l Track T, 2, 3, 4 The Red MilI'f 2 Co-Caplain Track Squad 3 Carousel 3 'lAmahlH 2, 3 Candlelight l Band l, 3 Pep Club l, 2, 3 ParKan l John MacLean Campbell Parsons, Kansas Law Enforcement Foofball i, 2, 3 lnlromural Baskelball 3, 4 Band 3 lnlramural Champs 4 LeRoy Henry Warren, Jr. Parsons, Kansas Cabinet Maker Intramural Baskefball 3 gf rwii or J ss: ef Qwi W xxx ,H .1 wa-A-. Wif r bf ,cities . smiikifii 3.5211 'V Barbara Jean Johnson Parsons, Kansas Seamsfress Inlramural Baskelball l Baskelloall Queen's Aflendanl 4 School Service 2, 3 Commiliee Service Barbara Unruh Parsons, Kansas Secretary Choir l, 2, 4 Choir Feslival l, 4 f'The Vagabond King Properfies Commiflee Carousel 4 Drum Corps l, 2 Amahl Usher 4 YWCA l, 2 School Service l, 2, 4 The Curious Savage' Choir Concerl Usher 4 l f Usher 4 The Vagabond King l ...Q Russell A. Mairs Altamont, Kansas Law Choir 3, 4 Polychromes 3, 4 School Service 3, 4 Student Council 4 Committee Service 3, 4 Skin of Our Teeth 3 The Red Mill 3 lf Men Played Cards 3 ZThe Lottery 3 Amari-il 4 Carousel 4 Junior Rotarian 4 if Harriet Newell Parsons, Kansas Music Choir T, 3, 4 Polychromes 4 International Club 4 YWCA 2 ParKan T Footlighfs Club T Red Mill 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Council 4 Curious Savage 4 Carousel 4 Amahl and the Night Visitors 4 The Curious Savage 3, 4 fs, A' nr Kent Merchant Ray Czpcmsky Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas YMCA 1, 2 Football Band T, 2 Track William L. Coin Parsons, Kansas Veterinary Medicine Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Ag Judging Team 2 in Q mai? , ' 2 W sim, . 1 5 ,, was sal? .M ls S -sv, . . Xssiie Zigi- 2 s-1' - :: iiiz its-,L , s fr .A g:,g,g,.3.5. ,.,, .f :,:.:.. . 1 , ..... I WW , .. .:.. -fi . - ., 2'1' 1 - '- . : f:'5 f'E:' - f '5 Ef 'E: I5:,,:g ,. ,I N,.f.:s.,1- ,, s ..,. i :,,:::'. 4 4 W E, . . , 5.1.1. X -: ., gags 'il -5:1 iz, A , if fi ?-f ff- :gif ' 1-re -1: -1- . . wmv , ,. Lena Taylor Altamont, Kansas Teaching Bill Jones Parsons, Kansas Printing 'MW 1'2fa1f:Q::a:5:55 if -z s .. H 1' -V -. v :.-. 'F '- :,, , -,-, ' 'L .ig 5 Q l is , , if 7 'E X if 1 tg , M , I ., ji 1 221 i 1313, K ' i 3 15:3 f 7 1 Q ,,..,, is V 2 A - .. - Q . -.-ang -:pair 4.4- Bernie Liebst Kenneth Blevins Benny L. Phillips Charlene Griffith Tunison Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Teaching Engineering Medical Lab Technician Band 3 Nancy Stevenson Bill Truster Mathew Lopez Don Norton Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Pre-Engineering T90Cl'1iY19 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Mikado 1 Student Princel' 2 Desert Song 3 Amal'1l and the Night Visitors Carousel 4 Late George Apley l Football I, 2 Golf 3, 4 School Service 4 Polychromes 3, 4 YMCA l If H H- 'El i' ':IvI.' SEZ X . 7 N , . ' ws 1 , . 'fn 4 ,-MM, J! . U My V Q f ' - Maw' ,' Q -V ,, Y , Q f Er g l me 1 89 . , s 8 25 - Qi 4 sf: ' .... ,,... ali. Wayne Parletl Labelfe, Kansas Engineering Foolbull 3, 4 Baskefball 3, 4 Harold Louis O'Connor Parsons, Kansas Chemical Engineering Track 3 lnframural Baskefball 4 4 sf-slang X1-, if 5 : , 1:5 .Wav fp, Joyce M. Henderson Charles Beale Parsons, Kansas Tulsa, Oklahoma Teacher Business Adminislralion Shirley Walfmire Parsons, Kansas Airline Hostess Cl-noir 3 Band 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Drum Corps 2 Reporfer Sfaff 2 Commillee Service l Baskelball Queen Candldale 4 X si-XMW ff 4 ff ,WWA Geraldine Mae Sullivan Parsons, Kansas Elementary Education Pep Club 4 School Service 3 Scholarship A i .- , . 'f 3: , ., , ,,,.. .. ..,, A I uyvv A ,A,, M: .,,. N ,,., I ik ! -.,. ,.,V. ,, ., ,,.,., ,, - . 2 ? -em ,,, .iiif Q. saw 'sq-My f 'mm 'fesffr N uw if 1, ' r ,, wh- M. :HM rr f mv ,B QE? xx 'gs SW' , , - f 2 331333 g1ml33:,f.,.W W' . - Y, A3275 ,Q . WJ? 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G7 Shirley Exum Gene Farran Susie Freshman Larry Good ....,. p ie f'fff5 lS ' A' Q55 Jahn G.w.ng Lena Graham 'Sn 'WA Vx' iw-5 ll 'aim-P A if -mls SWK - If F egg-A, j. ' rf .,...w' mesa -' , Q. NO' Don l-leady Ernest l-linman Pat Hobson Gary lreland km in-'f ' Christine Kerr E3 Bruce lvlaclflyain John Manges Myrna Marshall John Mapel Pat Joh nson j Shirley Keele fy Paul Kelley iw ll' 2-g-'Y' iii . r.l,.ll,l : ll f if l l ' 2 Raymond Kelley John Kennedy Pat Ledbelter Donna Lewis Larry Lewis Jean Lakes Charloltee Lakin Ronnie Komatz new Eff ' . ,ivy ggi. l,,g,- .s.,. . N K we-W A i .15 2 ik 39 5 we fb. A gym' .wi Wg 'ser 2' . .5 r vw.. , .,' 5 '-if ! f I M E 3 ,ga 3 r--. 9 'iw 'mums .K W V We 'M f-fy, ,Wm ,A hm. A., NL. 41 sf iw Mary Kay Mason Anna Lou Maupin E Ai Mr QW Everett McCormick Joan McEIhaney - if I b Henry Etfa McKinley V, Kay Mefzen 'L .,,,,,.. Martha Moriarty 3 .' - , X1-353 Wk 1 Qssiv, gg' 1, Linda Merwartn Judy Mohn Carol Morrow I ? 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V ' 3 , 'Ziff iii? if xi-if S 5 , J., Alice Ward Carl Williams Jerry Williams Richard Wilton Sara Wolverton JoAnn Waller Tommy Waltrnire Priscilla Wells Kay West Ed Wheat Harold Whetzel Jeanette White Don Willard Robert Utley .loan Vann Linda Wall Eleanor Warren Donald Wells Ronald Trentham Eugene Triplett Craig Turner Myrna Underwood lf 512' ' 52252 N-nr' 453 ' WM 1 Second Swmlm w 4 u any M, Loren Evison Dorothy Howard and .Speclhi 4 fffigflgglf 2 . gfwsfggfgm l-:,. - Mia. ,,5?5ig- .. .... , . We ,SSW JM, . I 73 Li is firm? ' .. J 55 I E ggf????,S' . . f 2.:.53 , .,-., ,, ., :,: fel ve : Q -2 ia- f eww, :egg gi' 1-Wa A , af , , 51555313555 ,Q 9 it ,xy uf, . ..,. 1 Q: f.' Q lk , W 'Bi ' A Wg .KNNH A - xl as YA , F Q. ,, ww I 1 1 Q Dixie Kelley Mary JoAnn Schreuer Ilene Stelljes Henrietta Harris Jimmie Snyder Ben Thomas Maynard Harding Don Merwarth y 8 ppm Wilma Anderson Geneva Bane Barbara Larery Bill Chapman I I X I ' 62 me ,,A!s.g4 '.. I ' 1 '-f'.J,,v ' xl 'N l lx W x N x x ,QW mi .:, my ,off j? t NXQBQYV QLVQ' X R ' X YYX9 X655 IU' Q NNE ..., 4:-Vffgix X p 5 :V x 'H-.. M755 X542 ' + any Q LZ- 3? x f X 7 -sw M r sr me ' f 'l .fs Q. x M 'xx' S?:11cli'g left to right: Doug Lee, Jim Noel, Jim Fultz, Beth Berkenmeier, Jerry Pickerill, and Velma Gewickey. Not L.iI Sprenger, and Jerry Overby, Sitting left to right: pictured: Verna Sutton and Bill Williamson. Phyllis Smith, Editor Pat Porter, Arduth Allman, Kay Seibert, jim? n.4,,,Scho1, E: This year's REPORTER statt under the direction ot Pat Porter as editor attempted to strengthen its purpose as a publication tor and by the students of Parsons Junior College. Whereas the basic editorial policies ot the paper remain unchanged, several inno- vations marked the i954-55 publication year. A new column to find a great deal ot favor was Velma Gewicke-y's Alumnotes. Beth Berkenmeier cleverly compiled an ex- changed column headed Much Ado About Nothing. A special feature was a series ot pre-CAROUSEL features by .lim Fultz. In addition to their regular sport page chores, Doug Lee and Jerry Overby com- bined to edit and publish Viking and Cardinal basketball publicity brochures. Several commercial newspapers made favorable remarks about the booklets. As usual, Bill Sprenger must receive heartfelt thanks for his work in the darkroom and photo lab. Bill's willingness to work with the staff made the picture taking task a pleasure. As the ParKan goes to press, plans are underway tor the second annual Journalism trip. Kansas City or Tulsa are the proposed cities tor the journalists visit this year. It Q3 rs 31' .ax , Q Q WM. , ggi' 1 QL 3? ,gg t Zig, W M ii is 3 L K, ,g gf ,N A in ,i f ,, 3. ,iii 'Kiev i ,law M U ffsnmws. -.uuggi was ,ai X + ifiifi' W 7 jimmy' A 4 i i if ff ' ' .. , 3:31, -fvvfwwv ' W 3 Q' , ,,. 7 ' i mit'- Q was-iiQ?f e i',,.:u,-S'5P'p' .v m.,,M7x he M THE EDITORIAL STAFF Standing left to right: Kay Metzen, Virginia Stephens, and Pat Porter. Not pictured: Gene Farran, Dave Black- Peggy Stewart, Jim Fultz, and Arduth Allman. Sitting burn, Ed Sandritter, Bill Sprenger, Conrad Downing, Jerry left to right: Kay Stevens, Phyllis Smith, Virginia Lyon, Overby, and Doug Lee. wf'?W 'a Llfl, With a large, competent, and interested staff, Betty Ringo's iob as editor of the l9.,5 ParKan was an enviable ONE. From the very beginning, the staff had ideas to improve the yearbook. In oddi- tion to the King and Queen of the ParKan selection by Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, this, in the estimation of the staff, is the first ParKan to use color extensively, Other innovations are the added pages- total number of pages this year is 96 in- stead of the usual 88-the title page by .ei-ff Bibler, and the Queen Portfolio section. .,,, ' Second semester ParKan members, left to right: Dave Black- burn, Ed Sandritter, and Gene Farran. THE BUSINESS STAFF A new set-up for the ParKan staff was the School Publications class which met twice weekly during the first semester and three times weekly during the second semester. It was in this class that ParKan work was done. Thus, rather than irreg- ular staff meetings, the group was able to meet on a regular schedule, which al- lowed for more thorough and detailed work. Much of the credit for the beauty of the ParKan you now hold in your hand must go to Phyllis Smith, the Art Editor. Her ideas and concepts aided greatly in mak- ing this Hthe best ParKan ever, Our thanks must go to Mr, Jack Grib- ben of Sun Engraving, Mr. Mark Griggs and Mr, Elmer Columbia, Jr., of Com- mercial Publishers, and Mr. Don Peterson of Peterson Studios for their help, pa- tience, and assistance, From left to right: Jerry Overby, Susie Cooper, Louise Frame, Gary Ireland, Sandy Dye cmd Dick Sengpiehl. 7 'Wf fYWt' f 22125-fM1MsiA4eWwn4f:syv1 ' W m.,vmM,.,,N Wm.......Wwf'ff , 1 f W if:-ww rf' Jim. 7955 pm gm This year PJC boasted one ot the largest and loudest Pep Clubs in the school's history. Over 150 PJC-ers ioined the Pep Club to cheer the Vikings and Cardinals on to victory on the gridiron and the hardboards. As in the past, the organization was headed by the Pep Council, pictured on the facing page. One of the features of the Pep Club this year was the Pep Band, an organ- ization of llth and 'l2th grade boys who banded together to cheer the Viking hoopsters on to victory. While the band didn't get started until second semester, their support was enthusiastic and followed the cagers right through to the State tournament at Manhattan. 6' There is no doubt that a cheering section is only as good as the cheer- leaders. And the i955 Cardinal cheer- leaders were tops. ln addition to add- ing new yells, the girls sparked Card- inal cheering sections to bigger and better yells. Pictured from left to right: Audrey Gray, Jackie Richmire, Carolyn Chap- man, Sena Jensen, and Jane Hoising- ton. H0146 What with State and Regional tourna- ments facing the Vikings, the cheerleaders had a busy basketball season. l-lere, too, we have a group of girls who worked long and hard to get the support every team needs. The Viking cheerleaders were especially active in adding new yells to the cheering section list. Pictured from left to right: Roberta Har- low, Carol Sue Ellis, Don Bolander, Marlene Olmstead, and Lu Turley. jim Map, fn nr,iL Although pep is a spontaneous expression of student support, it takes organization and planning to be fully effective. lt is here that the Pep Council steps in to chan- nel the activities ofthe Cheerleaders and the Pep Club. One of the most important functions of the group is the scheduling of pep assemblies. The officers of the Pep Council also act as the executives for the Pep Club. The Council is made up of three students from the lower division and three students from the upper division. This year saw a change in faculty sponsors as Mr. l-larold Johnson, Viking basketball coach, stepped into the job. , Council officers are: Bill Ledbetter, presidentg Jane Hoisington, vice president, and Jackie Richmire, secre- tary-treasurer. Lower division members on the Council were Pat Pap- pas, Peg Owens, and Terry Walker. Upper division mem- bers are Jean Newbery, Clarence Caldwell, and Harriet Newell. From left to right standing: Terry Walker, Clarence Sitting left to right: Peg Owens, Jackie Richrnire, Bill Coldwell, Mr. Harold Johnson, and Jean Newbery. Ledbetter, Jane Hoisington, and Harriet Newell. ,,,,, .,,.,4lL, . , 659' V X,,.,,...,-aww VX Standing left to right: Myrno Underwood, Dwayne Moirs. Sitting left to right: Susie Cooper, Jane Hois- Doniels, Jerry Mathis, Bill Mahieu, Gercxlal Baum- ington, Dick Watson, Stuart Awbrey, Roberto Hor- gurdner, Miss Mildred Cunningham, o..d Russell low, and Neola Hcxmsher. OFFICERS Dicla Watson, Jane Hoisington Stuart Awbrey, President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mildred Cunnlngharn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Sponsor The Student Council is the student governing body ot Parsons Junior College. lt is through this agency that student opinion may be expressed and cooperation between administration and students fostered, This year's Council has been particularly active under the presidency ot Dick Watson, Through the Foster Parents Plan tor War Chil- dren, the Council has continued its support ot Ko- rean war orphan, Choi Su Bong, Council plans are also being made to bring two students trorn Japan for the tall semester. ln addition to selling PJC pillows during the football season and the regular monthly calendars, the Council sold PJC book covers. These funds, .QQ ,,7 added to the Twirp Week returns, wcre used by the Council tor their various school and charitable functions Other activities ot the group were student lounge sponsorship, student talent assemblies, elec- tions, and many others. Fourteenth grade representatives were Donna Campbell, Jerry Mathis, Russell Mairs, Dick Wat- son, From the l3th grade, Dwayne Daniels, Susie Cooper, and Jane l-loisington. For the l2th grade, Bill Mahieu, Stuart Awbrey, and Roberta Harlow. Eleventh grade delegates on the Council were Myrna Underwood, Gerald Baurngardner, and Neola l-lamsher. YMCA UFFICERS Jerry Mathis ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,..........- P resident J. R, Fultz ,,,,,, ,,,,,, S ecretary-Treasurer Jim McKinney ,,,,,,,, ,,,, P rogram Chairman Mr. Herbert James ,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ponsor The Parsons Junior College YMCA is actually two clubs in one. Members of the lower division echelon are classed as participants in the Hi-Y program. Jim Rowland is at the helm of this organization within an organization, Upper division students are represented as YMCA members. The PJC chapter of this national organization is unique in the scope of its activities. The group acted as ticket sellers for the Music Departments production of CAROUSEL. High sales- man for the club was Gene Hamilton. The Hi-Y attended this year's Model Legislature proceedings at Topeka. This summer, selected members will attend YMCA conferences and activities in Colorado's Estes Park. The group meets twice monthly and stimulating disc-issions highlight the meetings and programs. Row nearest the camera: Wally Hancock, Roy Fincher, ilton. Fourth row: Jim Rowland, John Monges, Ronny J. R. Fultz, Wcrren Bloich. Second row: Jim McKinney, Hill, Dick Siever, Standing: Jerry Mathis ond Mr. Her- Hcirold Cooper, Robert Johnson, Jon Seifert. Third row: bert James. Harold Dole, Gary Ireland, Jerry Simmons, Gene Hom- in 32 '92 5, ,, WJ, Q Standing left to right: Mary Bray, Priscilla Manges, Sitting from left to right: Miss Edclice Barber, Julia Alyce Crail, Patsy Cox, Gerre Thielaaud, Sue Cunning- Dove, Virginia Stephens, Betty Ringo, Mary Murphy, ham, Donna Lewis, Phyllis Smith, Marilyn Morford, Charlene McClanahan, Peggy Owens, Betty Walker, Sharon Dodson, Annie Callen, Sari Wolverton, Marilyn Christine Anderson, and Kay Stevens. Halpain, Lillian Caldwell, Sallye Stevens, and Shirley Lakin. OFFICERS Julia Dove ..... ....,,,..., .... ....,...... P r e sident Betty Ringo .,,,.......... ...... V ice President Virginia Stephens ...,,, ......,,... S ecretary Mary Murphy ...,..,..........,........................ Treasurer Betty Walker .,., World University Service Chairman Charlene McClanahan .........,,. Devotional Chairman Miss Edclice Barber ...... .,................... S ponsor The YWCA, on its Centennial Anniversary, stands as an inner source of strength on the Parsons Junior College campus. Long recognized for Christian fellowship, the YWCA combines pleasure and duty. Fund- raising projects are undertaken for the group's various worthy causes. The highlight of the i955 program was the World University Service Drive during March. A benefit basketball game, a candy sale, and a chili supper were held during the week for the benefit of the drive. Mr. Gilbert McArthur of Aberdeen, Scotland, was speaker at a WUS assembly. Christine Anderson Kay Cudcly Donna Lewis Sari Wolverton Mary Bray Sue Cunningham Priscilla Manges Sue Raypholtz Lillian Caldwell Sharon Dodson Marilyn Morford Phyllis Smith Alice Ann Callen Marilyn Halpain Kay Stevens Peggy Owens Patsy Cox Shirley Keele Sallye Stevens Ada Gaddis Alyce Crail Shirley Lakin Gerre Thiebaucl Geneva Bane FFA OFFICERS Wallace Bolinger. ..,,,,........ President J, C, Maple ,AVw,,,, Vice-President Don Cunningham ,,,,,, .,Y,,,,YY S ecretary Bill Bolinger ,,,....., .,,,, T reasurer Don Heady ,,,,... ..Sentinel The FFA is an organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. They conduct the SEK Dairy School here each year. The annual spring FFA Parent-Son Banquet was held March 22 in the PJC Cafeteria. On October l4, the FFA went to Kansas City to attend FFA sessions. While they were there, they visited Swope Park, the airport, Armour Packing Company, Kansas City Board of Trade, Larabee Flour Mill, and Staley Feed Mill. ln their classes on January 26, three of the FFA boys attended a speech meeting in lola. On February 7, the boys traveled to Altamont for a Shop School. The school was con- cerned with farm machinery parts and repair. The members of PJC's FFA group are as follows: Dale Newland Gene Hamilton Cecil Janssen Bill Shields Leon Ginn Alden Shipp Wayne Shields Richard Hornback Keith Kugler Jomes Koger Rolland Breneman Francis Grilloi Ronald Muyden Roy Shockley Raymond Roller Don Cloke Jim Oler Jim Neighbors Jack Stringer Richard Jump GAA Priscilla Manges ,.,,....,,,,....,,,,,, .......... Le Noir Hankenson ,,,,, Peggy Owens .,,,,,... Phyllis smiih ,A .A... . Mrs. Pauline Bracken. President ..,,Vice-President Secretary ,,,,Program Chairman ,,,,,,,,,,Sponsor The Girls Athletic Association meets Tuesdays at noon hour, These active girls participate in various organized sports: basketball, soft ball, archery, badminton, volley ball, and wisket. This healthy group will try anything in the field of athletics -and the result is fun, Standing left to right: Priscilla Manges, Judy Mohn, Deloris Campbell, Sena Jensen, Phyllis Smith, Myrna Marshall, Betty Ringo, Norma Lee Nelson, Verna Lee Sutton, Roberta Harlow, Pat Ledbetter. Second row standing: Joan Quarles, Shirley Keele, La- Vera Havely, Marguerite Cooley, Linda Merwarth, Mary Pudron, Myrna Sue Freshman, Barbara Erdman, Beth Berkenmeier, Alyce Crail. Front row sitting: Delores Moreno, Peg Owens, Janie White, Charlotte Lakin, Pat Pappas, Le Noir Hankenson Louise Frame, Kay Seibert and Henry Etta McKinley. A .t . , ...W -1,. g, - gy 5 - -A -4, T I 5551 5 s i mfsmstns Names of members from left to right are: Back row: Gerre Thiebaud, Hollis Toal, Robert Johnson, Befkenmelerf Hwflel Newell' Julia Dove' Celbert Porter, Jim McKinney, Peggy Stewart, Don Wil- Front row: Marilyn Halpoin, Miss Mary Scott, Sharon lard, Tom Bayless. Dodson, Sari Wolverton, Mary Bray. Middle row: Janette White, Martha Moriarity, Charlotte Others not pictured are: Christine Anderson, Ray Fincher, Lakin, Shirley Lakin, Mary Murphy, Sallye Stevens, Beth John Manges, Pat Ginn. gniafrnaffbnal, Klub The International Club, sponsored by Miss Mary Scott, is dedicated to a better understandin of forei n countries. International roblems form the order of the meet- 9 9 P ings every other Friday. The debates are stimulating and of interest to the members. Officers for the first semester were Celbert Porter, president, Mary Bray, secretary- treosurerg and Jim McKinney, program chairman. Heading the diplomats second semester were Ray Fincher, president, Sallye Stevens, secretory-treasurer, Harriet Newell, program chairman, and Don Willard, chaplain. 53' F? ld 'Maw 'NM Seated from left to right: Martha Moriarty, Beth Berk' Standing from left to right: Miss Margaret Smith, Debate enmeier, Kay Seibert, Kay Cuddy, Eugene Triplett. Coach, Gene Farran, Garland Ruble, Leon Attebery, and Steve Narmat, 5q,uad,11 794 The Debate Class, including the coach, Miss Smith, spent many hours study- ing the state debate question: Resolved, That the federal government should in- itiate a policy of free trade among nations friendly to the United States. During the early part of the debate season, the PJC squad attended a De- bate Clinic at Shawnee-Mission. They participated in the Annual Invitational Debate Tournament at Pittsburg and the Regional Tournament at Independence. At Christmas, the class celebrated their successful year by having a party. 2 E O B IIXIESS3 L K HO WNITH5 l we-.iw is-Amar' 4.x ' Uh-M . r. John- M P- .- 4- 0 an E Teds rom, lm Ruble, .lo rlond Go H Ronnie 6 vw G : U LZ T: 3 E U U QI u C ua L U U C IE o I ons, imm YS le-fr bel sed ncrecl i cmd we embers song 70m L- O Uv c vu -A r: O u L 'a .C L 2 0 Q e C u su .C t- 3 O Q. E U L .L C 0 .11 year. r ng The du PJC the mus cal reputation of uurles. 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Wu First row left to right: Gary lreland, Mary Bolander, Jerry Adams, Carol Sue Ellis, Jan Seifert, and Harriet Newell. Second row left to right: Mary Catherine Owens, Kay Widup, and Natalie Leistikow. Third row left to right: Carole Cowden, Nancy Proctor, Jane Hoisington. Fourth row left to right: Tom Bayless, Russell Mairs, Bill Led- better, Don Norton, Jerry Mathis, and Jim McKinney. Fifth row lett to right: Julia Dove, Jackie Richmire, Sena Jen- The Polychromes, under the direction of Roger l-l. Johnson, represented the PJC Music Department well during the l954-55 school year, This group is composed of the finest voices available and is known throughout the area for the supcrb programs it presents, lnsofar as the maximum number of participants is 30, Mr. Johnson set up an open participation plan this year OCTOBER: JANUARY: 5 Zone School I2 Talent Assembly 7 Lions Club 20 Chamber of Commerce T4 KOAM-TV T6 lndepengence J. C. Convention FEBRUARY: l8 Eastern tar 2 20 Garfield School 10 iegjzxil-l-fa Womens Club 22 Insurance Underwriters Convention 14 DAR 2l Eastern Star NOVEMBER: 23 Rotary 6 Homecoming 11 KOAM-rv MARCW T8 Concert at Junior College 24 Union Thanksgiving DECEMBER: T3 Kiwanis Christmas Party T6 AMAHL at KSTC, Pittsburg 20 AMAHL at PJC 20 Christmas Assembly 21 AMAHL at KOAM-TV McCune, Oswego, Altamont High Schools 9 l0 McKinley PTA T6 KOAM-TV I9 APRIL: 7 District Rotary Convention, Pittsburg 8 Altoona, Humboldt, Erie High Schools S sr Q t .g ,, jf: if mimi ff ' Q in fgf'u,: H, A .- it at '- . .- J X if r 1' - f . , 9, 91 V :MV 3 . at .r -2,4 C, ' 9-Q ' If 5' H ' Q ,. - l T - L' C5 ' 4 1 if 4-'Y Q '- K 'T ' r fn cy 1:55 as lift . it -H' R A ' ff 1 -T l T, 1 sen, Director Roger Johnson, Donna Campbell, Marcia Walters, and Kay Loughmiller. Last row left to right: Dick Siever, Ronnie Hill, Garland Ruble, Bill Hoisington, Ed Heslop, and Francis Grillot. Members added: Jerry Simmons, Harold Cooper, Virginia Steph- ens, and Pat Ledbetter. Substitutes: Marilyn Halpain and JoKay Anderson, The following withdrew at the end of the first semester: Jerry Mathis, Carol Sue Ellis, Danna Campbell, Bill Hoisington, and Francis Grillot. which allowed members of other PJC vocal groups to challenge individual voices in the Polychromes. lf it was found the challenger represented the greater talent, a transfer was made. The tirst ot these Challenge Con- tests was held early in November. Mr. Johnson and sev- eral ot the Polychromes acted as judges. Appearances for the Polychromes during the year have been: 74 Talent Assembly l7 Rotary Convention 25 Women's Convention at Parsonian 25 Chamber of Commerce Welcome to New Parsonlan 28 WSCS Convention, Washington Ave. Church MAY: 3 Twilight Concert 6 Letter Carriers Convention 9 Washington School PTA 9 Kansas Council of Churches 75 State Convention of Associated Press I9 KOAM-TV 27 Palychrome Picnic Legion Memorial Services l2 Presbyterian Women's Guild .X4 Queen g ,Mum aww 1 ff -3,3 '-Mfrs Qristage With lfarousel WWI- Bill Ledbetter, Jerry Adams, and the Male Chorus in Blow High, Blow Low. Jan Seifert, Don Norton, Pudgy Owens, and Bill Led- better. The Spirit of Billy lBill Ledbetterl returns to l.ouise's graduation exercise. Harriet Newell and Carole Cowden take stage center with June ls Bustin' Out All Over. Carole Cowden, Jerry Adams, Bill Ledbetter, and the Girls Chorus, l-larriet Newell sings the praises ot Mr. Enoch Snow. Q? ,J 1.4. QMS? at -, F it? 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E C l bx LE .C from the conven- a departure 954 l of ta he t ln CCHA the of CCHUSQ ester, lu D1 SC second he t Dur ng large ORG ot lace UD cl te D aTTSrTl H VVQS gan zatio onal or aga n groups were both work on CAROUSEL, Centrated ual an tsp 9Cl WO t to ed in the choir was cl vicl OUD, QV V3 O performing single and have remained a th rown together hoped BS NV t phonics e Sym Th n cl 8 GS H1 VO e Polych in particularly I , personne male ncreased tion, l Z3 gan OF COD- an organization to provide more of TYPE ugh this FO h CON- be TO he split plan t enable ion, will Ct HOV SG te he 5 t phonic H1 Sv he T oups. F Q th bo tO nstruction entrated another year tinued in sted BSS and rt HCC i9 Co ovcmber N in the orrnecl rt r- D3 hey T OH, T di acl ln program. horal C BS ristm Ch GS U1 FO Polych he T th rl4 wi VVO hona antip in ed icipat the t ch Th t C D6 t l l l 9 llThe Curious Savagel' The Drama Department presented an excellent production of The Curious Savage on December 3 in the PJC auditorium. The play, a hilarious comedy about grasping relatives and a not-so-crazy asylum inmate, was presented in 1953 and was repeated this year by popular demand It was written by John Patrick. The cast included? Mrs. Savage- Pudgy Owens Fairy Mae- Carol Sue Ellis Hannibal-W J. R. Fultz Jeftrey7Bill Ledbetter Florenceflxlancy Proctor Titus-Celbert Porter Samuel--Robert Johnson Dr. Emmett7Russell Mairs Miss Willie- Pat Ledbetter Lilly Bellee -f-Kay Loughmiller Mrs. Paddy-V Mary Bray Russell Mairs was in charge of the stage and Jerry Piclcerill in charge of lignts. As the ParKan goes to press, plans are being made for a second semester drama- tic production. Tentatively selected by Drama Department head Roger H. John- son is the James Thurber and Elliott Nu- gent comedy The Male Animal. ln addition, future plans for the group as of deadline time include a program of one act plays similar to last years effort, All these plans show a lively interest in the drama and the theatre here at PJC. Forming the nucleus for all dramatic production is Mr. Johnson's Play Produc- tion class. l Kay Loughmiller, Celbert Porter, Pudgy Owens, Russell Mairs and Bob Johnson. 2. Mary Bray, Jim Fullz, Bill Ledbetter, Nancy Proctor, and Pudgy Owens. 3.Pudgy Owens, Bill Ledbetter, Mary Bray, Nancy Proctor, and Jim Fultz, ll me MAN olv campus reaanfc XM H W 5 MM g A N Zi U xl mpg I f kg' 9 U Tm X r ,H -ACC F 1 kvfjfk ,X Jane Hoisingion cmd Dick Viloison Mos? Memoroibie Boy and Gif! Af FIC parjgan auorifed Jackie Richmire cmd Dwciyne Dcmiels Mosf Popular Boy and Girl Af PJC gy. PGPJKUH auoriferi Mary Catherine Owens and Bill Ledbetfer The Most Talented In Dramafics Jane Hoisington and .lan Seifert Musical Talenf To Spare 67 Priscilla Manges and Bill Guthriclge The Most Athletic parjgan javorifed Mary Catherine Owens and Stuart Awbrey Most Likely To Succeed 1 ufxexf yu . Pmenaonx U ing joofgaf agua? Queen Claudia Dodson Carol Affendqnf Sue sms M 5 fwcff mf 07022 wwf Carol Woods V Eiizobeth Schreuer fc A . it 4 U- ff ' 1 FQFJQ-I1 ..!4ffel'l6!ClI'l.i5 Gene Davis Paul Purdon, Jr. 5 A KEQYZJEO U T335 ET ii 5 E ilfif-K3 FJQTE if Q ,. N62-1. X'--TW Coach. Wall wamsan Af ' I .1 ' xl ff' 'X 'W G0 d ,.,,, A,... 3 1 is ,,,.:,.. C i Zifk ,,2:,,E Q zz' i ':' k 71 A M 4 I 1 ,.,. , W. V . Wvqhggmr V fig it J, wN L+x.,.ww Nl , -ax. 1 M, X Q A wmv W.Q:.iA WW Fu Hfon X sk ', W ww i V A f- f', '1 is M fly Jack . ,gif Koen M if A S.. 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' - Jwn '-'I 4 ' 5 dex-. ,rf:ss41:,,.b, .::,: 1 I E hy f ' JKA Gene Davis , Q ,yjj 3 , X Charles SM' .A I 125 9' 'B 12 'fkg ggz Q9 r F ' 4 W' -:aa '15 z 11.5-xii, I H M1 Bef-1. Q, ,WJ -1. . an-Mr 1 A ff s EF , ,E ,.. Wim , 5 R' .' , .. B ww H MMM , T Samba 5c.o+!' BQJTL55 Jer-'S 50Pc Jctnj 'Km T C0'CGPlQiY1, f u Wa no ?3ar'Xe,?i if 2 Jesse Alvarez. in Dwalonc B!-H Dolnxlelg -...NN Bm Wdliamson 53 Norris Bob M X CXGYQYTCC Edwapds n Blurfoq Caldwell Opponents... 30 25 20 25 I3 32 33 28 74 The Cardinals ln their first year in the newly formed Jayhawk Juco Conference, the Parsons Junior Col- lege Cardinals were victims of a long losing streak which dimmed the i954-55 football season. The Cardinals, under head Coach Wally Swanson and line Coach Ralph Onion, proved they could put up a good battle as they held up under the terrific bombardments of their op- ponents, Throughout the season, the Birds fought hard to shake off the jinx, but to no avail. Injuries took a high toll of the Cards starting early in the season. Bill Ledbetter, starting center was crippled in the opening game. Starting backs Bill Wheat, Wayne Parlett and Dwayne Holmes were hampered by injuries all year. , ge. wfifr-e1iT'.:tY'ts 6 32 32 33 34 32 O 66 ? f 4 We 39 21 O 13 14 O 14 41 O The Vikings Coach Jim lrick's 1954 football team gave an excellent account of themselves this season in spite of the fact that they were extremely small and had few returninq lettermen. The Vikes, expecting to lose by two touchdowns, rolled over Cherryvale 39-O in the season opener. The Vikings proved the first game was no accident as they passed to a 21-6 victory over Iola. The Vikes dropped their encounter with the Coffeyville Golden Tornadoes 32-O. lt was a hard fought battle but the Vikings couldn't seern to get rolling. The Vikings homecoming was spoiled as they lost a heartbreaker to lndependence 32-13, One Vike touchdown was called back, The Vikes lost another encounter to a big, hard-charging Joplin eleven 33-14. The Vikings then met the number one team in the state, Pittsburg. The score stood 6-O at the end of the first half but the Vike defense let down and the final tabu- lation read 34-O. The Vikes lost another heartbreaker 32-14 to Chanuteg they led much of the way but were finally defeated. The Vikings rolled over Columbus 41-O in their best showing of the season. They scored from every angle against a Columbus defense that was helpless. They dropped the final tilt of the season to Fort Scott, Coach Jim lrick's boys gained a lot of experience and should be a leading contender for the league championship next season with 12 returnfng lettermen. Simmons Q f Q 6. Campbell Chapman 7. Lovin Rhodes Q 8. Wilson Sengpiehl 9. Gufhndge Scheifelbusch 15. Beech J Williams 16. Burton Newton 17. 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At the tournament held in Parsons, Webster was selected for the first five of the All-Tourney team, Also given special recognition for their fine all-around playing throughout the tourna- ment were Sonny Laskey and Lorne Schlatter. Perhaps the most notable game played all year by the Birds came in the tourney held in the Queen City. Parsons almost upset the Division champs and favorites of the contest, the Coffeyville Red Ravens. The hard-driving Cardinal quintet lost in the last 30 seconds, 53-50, Coffeyville took home first place by downing Independence in the finals. Co-captains of the i954-i955 Cardinals were Dwayne Daniels and Webster Gaylord. Parsons Parsons Boliver , ,,,,, , Kansas City Parsons Arkansas City Parsons El Dorado ,,,, Parsons Independence Tournament Parsons Chanute .,,... Parsons Fort Scott ,,,, Parsons Fort Scott ,,,. Parsons lola ,,,,,,,,. Parsons Chanute ,,,.,, Parsons Coffeyville , Parsons Independence Parsons Arkansas City Parsons Fort Scott Parsons Kansas City ,, Parsons lola ,.,.,,,,,,,, Parsons Coffeyville ,, Parsons Chanute ,...Y, Parsons EI Dorado ,,,, Parsons Tournament Coffeyville . The Champs High on the list of outstanding basketball coaches is Viking coach l-larold Johnson who guided his small but spirited team into the state tournament at Manhattan. Nothing but words of praise were received for the fighting Viking squad. The team lacked height and in this respect was the smallest since Johnson took over the reign of Viking basket- ball. The Vikes had a record of i5 wins and 7 losses, highlighted by the three defeats of the Coffeyville Golden Tornado by the Norsemen. ln the regional tournament at Pittsburg, senior Fred Strathe tallied Sl points in a single game to set new scoring records. Fred received many honors this season as he was unanimously placed on the all-SEK basketball team and was selected for the first tournament team at the state tournament. The highest honor for Fred was his selection as a member of the All-State team. Sharing the honors for fine all round playing was Bill Guthridge, selected for the second five-all-tourney and second five All-State. Bill served as the season play maker and sent both games at the state tournament into overtimes in the fading seconds with field goals. Fine all-round team play sent this willing and alert team through a successful year. As assistant coach Max Schiefelbusch would say, They are a wonderful bunch of boys. Parsons Parsons Parsons Topeka ........ Fort Scott .... cla .......... ........59 l Wichita North Tournament Parsons Wyandotte .. Parsons Salina .......... Parsons Coffeyville .. Parsons Chanute ....Y. Parsons Pittsburg .... Parsons Independence Parsons Columbus .... Parsons Fort Scott .... 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Q QHV' ' 'H XX in ' ig . 7 gl 1 , f ' f: 1 M g 3 ggi , A f ? i-:-- 1'7' ' A N A ' if ff 'aim lf' E ' M6 ', ,. eemfgm. ww We First row: Curl Williams left and Kim Beard right. Second row left io right: Gerald Buumgardner, Tom Clancey, Dick Ney, ond Hurley Runey. Third row left to right: Stuart Roller, Rollo Lakes, Gary Cantrell, and Fred Myers. Viking B Squad The i954-55 season was another excellent one for the Parsons Viking B squad. Under the leadership of Coach Max Schiefelbusch, the squad finished with a sea- son average of l5 wins against three defeats. The Viking Juniors will certainly provide Viking Coach l-larold Johnson with a great deal of fine material for next year's first team. In addition to playing other B squads, the second team provides Coach Johnson with strong reserve strength for his A contests. Viking B Stark ....,.,,,,, ,...... 5 3 .... ....... 5 9 Fort Scott ,,,., ....,,, 2 2 ,... ....... 4 9 lola .,........... ..,.... 3 5 ,a.. ....... 5 9 Cotteyville .....,, 39 .... ,.... . .35 Chanute ....... ....... 5 O .... ....... 5 l Columbus ...., ....,.. 3 l .... ....... 6 l Pittsburg .......... ....... 4 5 ...A ...,... 5 9 Independence .........,.. 23 .... ..... . 58 Columbus ........ ....... 4 7 ..., ....... 6 7 Fort Scott ...., ......v 3 8 .... ...,.Y. 5 9 lola ........,..v. ....... 3 9 .... .....,. 4 7 Chanute ....... ....... 4 8 .... ....,.. 4 9 Cofteyville ...... .,..... 7 3 .... ....... 7 S Independence ............ 36 .... ....... 5 8 Pittsburg ..... .... ....... 4 l . ....... 6l Coach Max Schietelbusch - 3, 1 - 1 lfffliiif Standing left to right are Coach Swanson, Jim Jarrett, Bill Norris, Bill Wheat, Clarence Caldwell, Wuyne Bcxnzei. Kneeling are Merlin Hopper, Marvin Foglemcnn, Rollcxnd Elliot, Ed Blurion, Jock Koon. Cardinal Thinclads The college track squad was small this year and lacked well-rounded competition in both track and field events. There were some strong individuals, especially in the dashes and mile run. Special mention should go to Bill Wheat who placed in the top division ot college dashers and Ed Blurton, likewise. Rolland Elliot showed great promise in the mile run, The coach was Wallace Swanson, Here is the schedule ct the I954-55 season: April 4 KSTC at Pittsburg Invitational KB squadl April I4 Cotteyville Invitational April 20 Independence Invitational April 23 K. U, Relays April Z8 Cofteyville Night Relays April 30 Baker University Relays May 6 E. K. .luco Meet, Independence May I4 State Juco Meet, El Dorado May 20 GZI National Juco Meet, Hutchinson Viking Thinclads at First row Coach lrick, John Wilson, Fred Strathe, Jim Chapman Bob McKinzie Ed Wheat Second row Bob Burton, Arthur Moore, J. B. Munsell Jerry Rondoll Gary Ireland Robert O Kelly Third row Carl Williams, Joe Clancy, George Darkis Jim Rowland Rolland Breneman Fourth row Jerry Williams, Gene Solsbery, Harley Roney Dale Stevenson Joe Prater Twenty boys reported to Coach Jim Irick early in March to start working out for the coming track season. GEORGE DARKIS Coach lrick was encouraged as the I955 squad showed more depth than in previous years 550' Puf Fred Strathe was winner of the l955 Viking decathlon The Norsemen finished third in the first meet ot the season at Baxter Springs The chedule was as follows: April 7 April 9 April I5 April I9 April 22 April 26 April 29- lnvitational KSTC. Ottawa Relays. -Pittsburg Relays, Independence Invitational K. U. Relays. Chanute Invitational Fort Scott Relays. May 7fPittsbu rg. May l4-- Eureka Regional. May ZOeWichita State. Pictured at left and below are the returnin JOE RHODES Dashes Viking Golfers Yi! 5 '27i3' ' , M. xN., Back row from left to right: Bill Guthridge, Coach Harold Johnson, and Jerry Martin. Front row from left to right: Bill Mahieu, Craig Turner, Gary Cantrell and Dick Ney. Both teams of PJC golfers were hoping for tournament competition this season but os the ParKan goes to press, no definite schedules have been made. Coach Johnson is again handling the direction of the squads. The teams practice each day, weather permitting, on the Katy golf course. Cardinal Golfers 2 iisr T rl' Q 1 .l,, t 5, .gg A A -ex . 'J 5 Y fi: M5 ' rl . If or s l Bill Ney lleftl and Don Norton, Not pictured: Coach Harold Johnson. P i Cardinal Racquet Squad S I l . l . , ' Q7 w axy ' as gyl 2. 1 +w4i-4-s a 1 22 QIQ-25' ':':L'4f +-+- acisigiw-vi 6 't 411- is 47 .,,.,. gi, A --aa-,,, + i- far la, 4 Y I Ztflai i. V4-val A, 19.44 ap . tiff-1+w+.i.,. -v-ree.--. ,.. .. v-ww... -Pviva M-asa. 'tfvfio Vnrfwryf 'N-7-+Mct 7 liifqegiw' 3455: ' ,4. fi 9 Standing left to right: Dwayne Daniels, Ecl Sandritter, and Lorne Schlatter, Kneeling left to right: Larry Parker, Charles Laskey, and Don Norton. 7 'l'1 Hf'l 'll 'TINOQ pictured: Coach Gene Scheckel. There was a great deal of interest in tennis this year as evidenced by the turnout tor both Viking and Cardinal squads, The teams practiced on the City courts at Forest Park. Coach Scheckel has attempted to arrange meets with schools in the vicinity, Pittsburg has been men- tioned as the first opponent for the Viking squad. Viking Net Men ..,..-- Stancling left to right: Gerald Baumgardner, Jim Rowland, Stuart Awbrey, Bruce McElvain, and Coach Gene Scheckel. Kneeling left to right: Gary Beech, Dick Siever, and Dave Falconer. Seated left to right: Barbara Tomlinson, Roberta Harlow, ancl Marlene Olmstead. Standing left to right: Louise Frame, Carol Breneman, and Sherry Holden. Not pictured: Arduth Allman and Ramona Hernandez. Intramural Girls Champs As is the custom at PJC, each basketball season is marked by an extensive and intensive intramural basketball tournament. Pictured above are the girls who made up the top team in their division for the 1955 season. The girls all played excellent basketball and downed their competition by comfortable margins. The general intramural program is aimed at giving the all students the oppor- tunity to participate in school sports. The program is under the co-direction of Mr. Charles Foiles and Mrs. Pauline Bracken. Harlow Drayton .... ,.... 4 ,........... l 4 Richmire ..,......... l 3 ............ l 6 Owens .............. 8 ............ l O Berkenmeier Hankenson ........ lO .,.......... 20 Crail ..,.............,. 9 .,.......... lO Nelson ,.... l 7 .......... .22 79 Wwzlfan, Suppv AUTOMOBILE AGENCIES PARSONS AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS APPLIANCES KEELE APPLIANCE CO. 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