Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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To QCUR PARENTS We Declica+e This l958 EdHion of 'rhe ParKan

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Mr. and 1 1 W lil' M1 1:1:1: :r:1:1 1'1'1' 111 l1'1'1 1,1I1, '1'1'1 HI lll llllll 111 Ill WI :1,1:1 'lil lilly 111 1:1:1: 1I1,1, 111 111 11:1 ill 111 'Ulf llllll W, 111 41,30 lllili l:l:l: lilbl, Ill RQ ' ' ' ' ' Mr. a Mrs. Frank Brandenburg Native Parents W1 lxlblb llgll llllll H 0 n C r lgfgig Thy Falher by 111 lll 4 l,l II l lvl 111 lll lil lll 1'1'1' 111 111 II 111 IW lll lil and ll Thy Mower Q nd Mrs. Ralph Brown 'Toster Parents 'H-f.n?' 1 5 I ' f 1,i,f,:fiT T 1 -,1ff:5l 'g-J.. p f- . v 4 .1 0 A ,jg . ,.-. F any? 4-v ig: ! 25' -lie: , . h 'V V. They Who Guide Us There are times when words seem woefully inadequate, when our thoughts lie almost too deep for utterance. These are the times when we think of our parents, those who have so patiently stood with us, those who have never let us down, those who had been our counselors and friends and have showed us the right ways in life. With their unending list of kindly attributes, pa- tience, unselfishness, and practical wisdom, they have led us through the years and will continue to guide us. They have bestowed upon us gifts of wisdom, counsel, and knowledge and have given us the understanding so we may succeed in life and reach our destiny. As much as we would like to, we cannot put pictures of all our students' parents here in our yearbook and so we chose to feature Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandenburg, the parents of our Student Council president, Robert Brandenburg, who has repre- sented us so faithfully through the year, to represent our parents. Wfe also chose to use a picture of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, in native Japanese dress, to represent the foster parents of us who are not so fortunate to have our parents with us but have been adopted by such kind, generous, and charitable folks as the Browns, with whom Junji Oba resides. Too, we chose to use a picture of an audience at one of our school functions as at least a token representation of all the wonderful parents who have helped in many ways to support our school, as well as to make sacrifices, to have understanding, and to guide us cheerfully always upward and onward. We thank you, dear parentsg we love you: and may God bless yOu!

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,N-, f - .av Put that knife down. if you Want my pencil, cries Editor Don Dickerson to Myrna Marshall as Marty Morarity looks Un. ParKan S+affe rs Say Doing some of the artwork and helping with layout suggestions is Frank Peoples. 'A' A i as i A, ,u ,.. 4557? Inspiration, where art thou? Leon Atte- bery thinks while Sharon Dodson, Judy liaity, and Myrna work on layouts. it my r-37 ,,.gs,.M Hanging, the negatives up to dry is Ted ef- . Q ,Q X 3 , , Day who took care of the important dark room chores. Do A Page A Day Bolh A Work And Play 4 K . - L Posing with his camera instead of th usual getting a pose with his camera photographer Ronnie Koinatz. flhecking a print for the right density range is DcAnne Day, who preceded brother Ted in the dark room operation. 1 . it