Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

 - Class of 1964

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. s..'..-,-'fm f -- ' ,if 1 L N-rgvrgefvl dm? ofzewofzd I The 1964 ParKan has been a group effort. It is the com- bination of endeavors by many persons, as it should be. The contributions each staff member has made vary from large to small, but each has been beneficial in preparing the type of yearbook that our school deserves. Photography was performed by .lan Lewis of the staff and Kent Cunningham of the Parsons Sun. Leon Crooks Studio and Platter's Photography processed the pictures. The Sun Engraving Company and the Carpenter Press have done their best to see that your yearbook is of superior technical quality. To E. F. Farner, former dean, the staff is indebted for the picture of the first assembly in 1923. Appreciation should also be extended to faculty member Don Staten for his splendid art sketch and to photographer Kurt Jafay for his ParKan royalty selections. Certainly not unforgotten are the ParKan promoters, the businesses and other individuals who have aided our finances with their advertisements. Guidance and encouragement by Miss Eugenio Harrison and Dean Charles Thiebaud directed the publication away from costly mistakes and time-consuming delays. It is the intention of this annual to show pictorially and editorially the academic and social functions .of this college. The goal was to represent the atmosphere in such a way that a person could relive a bit of it no matter when he should chooseito open this book. Staff members sincerely hope they have fulfilled all these ideals. Each day has been an educational experience. The Editors GUIQUMGS SGMGTBUIQ 'PGPKCIH' 1964 ff flglwlllg- 1 ,-1 lo l - 'Kr V xi-'L vl,,,.l.i f zQ'?v'f?'l -,I lg l li mee li Pmisonf HTCKIBIEUIQ edited lou tne journalism classes Parsons Junior College Parson s, Kansas CONTENTS Board ot Education Sophomores Freshmen Royalty ........ Honor Roll . Activities Sports ......... Snapshots . Faculty ....... Advertiseme t AN THROUGH THE AGES has attacked his inherent prob- lems in a great variety of ways as first one, then an- other, school of thought prevailed. Viewed from man's perspective today, three generalities of time are assumed. They are echthes, semeron, and aurion - descriptive Greek words for YESTERDAY, TODAY, and ToMoRRow. Growth, achievement, and adaption have marked the de- velopment of both our alma mater and her important product from the beginnings pictured by the first assembly of 1923 to the present. But what of the future? Using past experience as a guide- post and present demands as a starting point, we must aim for higher goals of understanding and culture .... much, too, is ex- pected of him who has much. Tomorrow we must come to be honest with ourselves, each saturating himself in his own way in the affairs of all men, seek- ing knowledge bound not by the bigotry of yesterday nor the indifference of today. Only then can humanity's destiny be clear- ly viewed. This is the purpose of education. Echthes ...... Semeron ...... they are gone and fleeting. But what will be done with Aurion? LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY - SO DOES TRADITION l Parsous junior College has jzassezl its fortieth birthzlayg children of grarluates 77010 attelul the institution, aurl soon there -will be granilehilzlren. Nearly 4,000 have been grazluatezl aml 171111131 more thousaurls have acquirezl fifteen to fifty hours' erezlit. As the years pass, the halls of P. I .C. will .signify ever more to you - the stuileuts ami grazluates. You have fou-ml P.I.C. is big enough to challenge all your abilities, yet small enough to lei even the least shine brightly in some way. Much of life's true enjoyment is maile up of 'memories -- fortuuately, we remember' the best. To you about to clejnart, let me say humlrecls come baelc auuually with brightly buruiug memories of P.I.C. The ailuzi-zzistrafion wishes every hajipiuess that you aim, auzl work for. To those who will return, let me say great responsibility rests ou you - because as our college grows, its influence is exfemlefl ouly as stuclents play their vital roles. Qyffa 5. Dean of College MISS MARGARET E. SNIITH NIR. WALLACE H. GUTHRIDGE Dean of Woliaen Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION Page Five ECDAJQZ El: EIZLJCZATICDIN First row: Mr. J. S. Gribben, vice-presi- dcntg Mrs. C. Piper, presidentg Dr. Earl A. Martin. Second row: Mr. Lyle L. Wfidup, Mr. Walter Crawford, treasurer. Third row: Mr. Powell Awbrcy, Mr. XV. D. Hughes, Mr. Paul Bolander, clerk. Page Six w W w fl. 'V 1 -,. H nfs 1: mn ms 1-.Wm .mfg K - 'M--N-,cf M mix an-az -as yxQsmx'n , uf fain '- Q -kgs. . KYLE? ' M3991 n E 413,325 Sig ' 'Li X! E H A H H H H K Alai? -, H W . H - as H., B T I . E .:., ...,. 3 - -- 5 4 E' 'YJ E il H HP' -B E2 M E WMM B Y, B822 ,A . m ,I A 1.-1 H E m - rs H mi . H B Q M Q H :xx aw mf if fi ummm mama., ga 5. mn is :xx7ss BAE. .Mx-as Aggmu 543 SOPHGIVIORES mx- N ug-'x 3-sm Q nu K W-L ss x-x - m --is Page Se-vm a 5. ,-.i wrist n 'Li r-T' gsm. ,W we 4 - -. Y no rf.'esl'E -' V-1 1 , -..ea ,,, Us wggw' - buf W in N Je-'ef x. 12222 as QQ? -1 . .md 'ww vi HC. wax , 2 sis. :....' 1 ,sms H' . vw v Q 5 , ..W,, L im . m,,, , si ,i i 'E Q JAMES WILLIAM BAKER Ii-nz Parsons Efzgineering Mathematics Achievement Awar EDWARD CHARLES BEGEY Parsons M ufbr' mafi cs Page Eight cl 62 JOE NEAL ALLISON ffjocil Chetopa Business CONNIE LEE BAILEY St. Paul ElC l71L'7lflll'y Erlucation Pep Club Treasurer '62 Secretary '63 Cardinal Choir '62, '63 Spring Prom Attendant '62 Homecoming Queen '63 CLARENCE A. ALBERTY Bird Parsons Graphic Arts Basketball '62, '63 Track '62, '63 NANCY PEARSCN ALBRIGHT Taxsy Parsons Business Al117li7ZiSf'Vdfi01Z School Service '62, '63 Student Government '63 Student Government Treasurer '63 Prom Queen Attendant '63 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer . .,, ,-EQ 2 M in He ' ei N H 35553 13515,-V 4' L Q , WM. 75 1 fe -s ,ae F gs .L get .et WILLIAM N. BENDURE, JR. ffjajjll Parsons Pm-Vc'lc'ri-i1a1'y Mezlicilzc RICHARD JOHN BLACKBURN Rick Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Physical Education KPPS:FM Radio Broadcasting '62 Program Director '63 Cardinal Clioir '63 School Service '62 Football '62, '63 Intramural Basketball '62, '63 Student Government '63 se H, JOI-IN RAYMOND BOEGEL, JR. FCI' Ro: Parsons Bizriizcss Au'111il1istrafio1z WEL? 6' GEORGE LEONARD BRITTINGI-IAM 1 ' Lennie Parsons X A Psyrbology JOYCE BULL Oswego RICHARD BENJAMIN CAMPBELL Bonny fi Erie VE M W H. Biological Science Cardinal Choir '62 Track '63 Intramural Basketball '62, '63 Page N ine sg 2-Seger LARRY LEE COBBLE Wicliitzl Psychology Football '62, '63 All-Jayhawk JuCo Conference '63 Intramural Basketball ,62, ,63 RICHARD E. COOPER, JR. Columbus X E11gi11r'c'ring ROBERT CHARLES CREAMER rrB0bu Tyrone, Oklahoma Psychology Page Ten WILLIAM LEE CARTER Bill Parsons jozzrmzlis-zzz Reporter Feature Editor '62, '63 Pll1'KU7Zi Headline Editor 362 Co-Editor '63 MRS. SHIRLEY CALLAHAN Parsons Eleflmrzfary E11 ucafiou Pep and Stage Band '59 NVILLIAM K. CLARY ffBi!lD Parsons B1Lsi1zess A11-111i-fzistmfiou 1.5 V, ff. ir- ' if ,gre li :S UW . lisifi 'N I Kg ,. 13' 1 j. CHALKER N mp TEDDY E. CREED rrTL,rl1: Parsons Political Science SHERMAN DILLARD Sharm New Castle, Delaware Secondary Ezlucazfion Basketball '62, '63 CLIFTON DUFFIELD, JR. Cliff Olathe Marketing Tennis '6 3 ': A :ww V N H ,,, H , ,sis 'U w,1,N,. Y, H! mul lu 1, JAMES A. EATON HAI DJ Oswego FRANCIS MAX EVERY Maxx Parsons Accozmzfivzg KERAMAT FAKI-IERI jerry Seraz, Iran Dentist-ry International Club '62, '63 Page Eleven I a ii :K 5 Q SHARON SUE GEDDES Lebanon, Missouri Library Science Cardinal Combo '62, '63 Cardinal Choir '62, '63 Pep Club '63 Pi1rKm1: Activities Editor '62 Co-Editor '63 Rcfporfcfr: Business Manager '62, '63 Assistant Photographer '63 3.0 Honor Roll '62 Plum Tree Play Cast '63 ROBERT I-I. GLASS PfB0bJJ Chicago, Illinois Libcr11lA1'is ' Football '62, '63 Page Twelve ATAOLAH FAROKHPOUR Arty Tehran, Iran Imliixtrinl Arts International Club '62 International Club Vice-President '63 JUDITH ROSE ANN FREEMAN ffI1ltli3I Parsons Psychology Cardinal Choir '63 wi , ' m ' ii L, . Rini, if WILLIAM GALLAGHER Bill Oswego Auto Mechanics Teaching ROYCE ALLEN GAY Denison, Texas Social Science Teaching Basketball '62 Track '63 ' 'f f f ff'a'1' S' f i .1 I , JAMES T. GRILLOT fi11zV11zy Parsons E1zgi1zeeri1zg THOMAS GLEN HAIGI-I T017Z, ' McCune Biology 2.5 Honor Roll '62 PHILIP CLYDE GODFREY Phil Parsons Animal H11sbn1ufry College- Y '62, '63 MARSI-IA ANN GREGORY Parsons Home Ecoizomics College- Y '62 Cardinal Choir '62 Pep Club '62, '63 GARY LEE HARRIS Parsons Bzzsimfss A!1ll7il1iXf1'0IliOll Intramural Basketball '61, '63 JACK LEE HARRIS Parsons GL'71C'l'llI B11.vi-:rms Rcporicwr Activities Editor '63 Advertising Salesman '63 P:11'Kn1z: Assistant Headline Editor '63 Page TZ7iI'lf0l?II H ,... ,J 1 l S al? x. 1 E NANCY PIOXVARD Nance Erie Business All 111i1zix1!'-razfiolz Cardinal Choir '62, '63 Pm'Ka-11 Business Staff '63 Plum Ti-ee Play Cast '63 AI ISHIKAXVA Narita City, Japan B11xi1mrx All-zzziilziszfmfion International Club '63, '63 Page Fourteen ,S RITA JEANNE I-IEIT Dennis Cl7e11zisi1'y Pep Club '62, '63 International Club Secretary '63 CLYDE EUGENE HOLIXVELL Manhattan Merliml Technology Football '62, '63 Track '63 Intramural Basketball '63 BERNIE NELSON HAYEN Burney Belleville Pre-Mvrlicine ,IAN ROBERT HAYEN Erie Pre-Mea'ici1ze Football '62 Cardinal Choir '62 Sophomore Class President DEANNA I-IEDRICK JOI-INCOUR Deke Hiawatha Recwutiozml Tbvrujfy Rcjlorter Staff '62 ParKa1z Staff '62 Spring Prom Queen '62 DONALD BARRY JOHNCOUR ffBy1.!1eJI Irwin, Pennsylvania Physical El17lCllIff07l Football '62, '63 All-Conference Team '62 All-American Honorable Mention '62 Sophomore Class Vice-President ESTHER BARNETT .IOPINSON Altamont Lab Teclmology ALLEN GALE JONES Wllite City Nlnthc'-nmtics Football '62, '63 I no l MILDRED ARLENE KELLEY Parsons BZIUIZFSX Atlllli7ZiSf1'llIli0ll Cardinal Choir '62, '63 Pep Club '63 College- Y '63 SHEILA KAY KELLY Parsons English, Sc'cf011rf:1ry Erlucfzfiolr Pep Club '63 International Club Vice-President PIIVICKZH Business Staff '63 KPPS-FM '63 Page Fifiacvz '6 PAUL RICHARD KINSCH Parsons E11 gil1L'C'l'fI7 g MARY ANN LEWIS Parsons Page Sixfecu MARCUS LAWRENCE Leesburg, Florida I1zrl1zs1'1'ial Arts Radio Broadcasting '62, '63 Football '63 Intramural Basketball '63 JANET KAYE LEWIS ffjanll Thayer Business Azl'minist'rati01z Cardinal Combo '62 Pep Band '63 Pep Club '62, '63 PHTKHYZ Business staff Accountant '62 ParKzz1z Business Staff Sales Manager '6 KPPS-FM '63 College- Y '63 RC'P0l'f8F Photography Editor '63 Pm'Kzz1z Photography Editor '6 3 JA MES THOMAS MANTONYA Tom West Mineral Biology Wwe? 'Q 55 L9 IANIE IONE MARTIN Oswego Home Economics PI-IYLLIS JEAN MATI-IES Shorty Parsons Ele11ze11tr1ry Eflvzcafiozz Cardinal Combo '62, '63 Pep Band '63 Cardinal Choir '62, '63 Pep Club '63 I Y 1 I LARRY LYNN MILLER Parsons E 'ect-ronics PETER NICHOLAS MIDER Pete Conemaugll, Pennsylvania Football '62, '63 Intramural Basketball '62, '63 RITA DIANE MIKELS ffMike3! La Crosse, Wisconsiim KPPS-FM '63 PnrKa1z Business Staff '63 NANCY KAY MILLER ffNanJJ Neodeshn Bzzsimfss Afl77li'l1iSfl'dfi07Z ' if -:J 43 X25 me :rv N J V555 fiiiiw -fx- ,H -1 -ess' .45 , mn, . Y fi' 5 .iL. 'iff' 1-5.1 5,1 Q I H 1 3' rs ,T e ,QQ A ,.,-. I ,- W' QQMQQQ' M - T -' ' ' ' r ,, , 21,- 367 Y' ' f 2 'Iii ' ' 73 , ly. V Mfr ,. 1 . I mms - 26932 1 u vi l A Q 5 M We R , M 1 ., 4 ' 1 , . JAHAN MINOUI ffjobnii Teheran, Iran Political Science International Club President '63 Tennis '63 College- Y '63 Page Sevcwtem ., ,, Un 1. CI-IERYL QUAIFE POTTER Squeak Hiawatha Cheerleader '62 Pep Club '62 LINDA JO QUIRK Lynn Parsons Sociology Cheerleader '62, '63 Pep Club '62, '63 School Service '62, '63 Page Eighteen MAKOTO ODA PCMHCJJ Chiba City, Japan Teaching International Club CONARD POOR Mound Valley '62, '63 JAYNE ILLEENE MONROE Oswego - Bnsivzess flll'7l1il7iXfT!Ifi0lI Cardinal Choir '63 MARILYN JOHNSTON O'BRIEN ffszleu South Mound Business At'I7lZi11iXf1'dfi07Z Cardinal Choir '62, '63 ParKa1z Business Staff '63 Plum Tree Play Cast '63 LARRY D. REDMON Parsons Social Science, Iozirvzalixm College- Y '62, '63 Rc'p0rtcr: Associate Editor '62 V Proof, Feature Editor '63 PnrKa1z: Copy Editor '62 Co-Editor '63 SHARON LEE RHOADES Parsons Business Aa'mi11ist1'ati0n .mi-g-1 . ag N I-,:'::.-,, l ' 9 , wir Li . nl fa 1 im 5 I Q V ' DONALD EUGENE ROBINSON Iola Podiatry Student Government '62 Student Government President '63 Football '62, '63 Track '63 Intramural Basketball '62 ParK:m King '62 Freshman Class Treasurer Basketball '63 RICHARD DALE ROBISON Rick Parsons Pre-Theology College- Y '62 College- Y President '63 ' in 5, , 11: ,i .Y--Q-L? 'lu' an vu j A La el m fs, W 1 , I- ? -g E res' i -M hgLQggwg5,,.-,uigx V, 3 - ASBN ff i l at 'wha Y, H mvixwwwuww . DAVID ROLLER Dave Parsons College- Y '62, '63 Cardinal Choir '63 KOUROS SADRI NKIIJID Teheran, Iran Imlustrial Arts International Club '6 2, '63 Page N i7lC'fL'6lZ DIANA PAYE SCHOFIELD Uliglatj Parsons Business Arlnzinistmtion MARY ELLEN SMOOT fllowcr Leftj Little Brother Elk City English Teaching International Club '63 College- Y '62 Pa1'Kan Business Staff '63 KPPS-FM '63 LARRY DWIGHT STICE fBelo1u Ccnterj Oswego Social Science, Physical Erlncation DUANE LEROY STRICKLAND .fBelozu Riglotj St'rick Chetopa Mafbemmfics Teaching in BE iw .Li will :gl All ' Wi Z PAUL ANTHONY SCALETTY Parsons Business A!l11Zl71lSf1'dfi07l MAX A. SCHIEFELBUSCH Schiff Parsons Biological Science Tennis '63 Intramural Basketball '62, '63 DANIEL JGSEPI-I SEVART fBt?l0'lU, Oswego Chmnistry l I V i I Page Tweiity iff TN QE 'Wh i g, EDWARD LEE SULLIVAN Ag1'ic'11l2f11 rc Parsons JOHN MARTIN TEAGUE Twig Parsons Business Law Student Government Junior Rotarian '62 Vice-President '63 Tennis '63 Intramural Basketball '63 TERRY WILLIAM WAGES fBc'lowj Parsons Mmfbematics Student Government '62 Freshman Class Vice-President ! In ,N MICHAEL RAE WALKER Micky Parsons PI-IYLLIS ANN WESTHOFF f Lower Lcftj Parsons Business Admi1zis1f1'ation Pep Club '62, '63 JAMES LLOYD WHITCOMB, JR. fBclow C6lZL'61'j Chips Kansas City Secorzrlary Eflucaiion Football '62, '63 Track '63 Cardinal Choir '62, '63 Cardinal Combo '62, '63 Student Government '63 VERLENE ANN WHITE I Below Rigbtj Ver Parsons Ele11ze111fm'y Education Pep Club: Secretary '62, President, '63 Page Twenty-om' LINDA LEE WILLIAMSON Witch Parsons Nursing Pep Club '63 International Club '63 College- Y '62 Cardinal Choir '62 GARY EUGENE WITT Parsons Speech 65 Drama College- Y '62 College- Y Secretary-Treasurer '63 MARY LOUANNE WYRICK fFL01L!J Parsons Science Teaching Pep Club '62, '63 Cardinal Cboir '62 International Club '63 ParKan: Assistant Make-Up Editor '63 Reporter Styles Editor '63 JAMES R. YOCKEY ffJi7n3J Parsons Mathematics Teaching Page Twenty-two GEORGE D. 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Judy George Mollsen Gharahbaghian if l Mary' Ann Gilmer N Page T1ue1zty-five Many Ann Golden Norma Lee Golden Cznol Kntlnyn Golman Gfnry W1yne Glccn Marguerite Grosshans McArthur Hall Gary L. Hataway George Willialm I-Iellwig Apul Slnrlene I-Iendrvc Donna Hemy Leon Gemgc I-hues W1ll11111 Hoffman III Patuck Lynn Horn F105 d Horton Neil Mwrtin Hudson N1th'1n111 T. Ingr'u'n Terrell Eugene Jackson Mrs Slurley Janssen Leota Mae Jrmzen Page Twenty-six Neola Faye Janzen 5 Mlm Don Gilbert Jones Margaret Kelley Sharon Kay Kolb Jeanne Marie Kramer Margaret Leila La Holt Evaughn Love mpg l Judy Kjellancler Danny R. Kolb 1 ' HF'- i m l -V M-in-fire: Martin McCue Rick McGuire 5 Harvey B. McKinley Bob McXVhirt Stephen Kent Mans Kenneth Andres Martinez Patricia Miller Davicl Moon Evelyn Morris Robert D. Morse Frances Newland Bill Newton Page Twezlty-scvml Tedclie Lee Nibarger Thomas Aubury Niebaurn Larry Novak Jo Claire Nunnink A-P5 Z 5 Hut, ww '1 Larry Nutt Stella Mae O'Connor Gary Lee Oler Ronalcl Ray Patchin ff: Lawrence Howard Peacock Michael C. Peck Bill Pierce Verneta Ray Pierce t ii Y: T l L We gi 1 . . ': :1 S , l Page Twenty-eight Michael D. Reed Vicki Riggs Gary Wayne Robinson Kenneth V. Robison l Robert Merlin Pillot Thomas E. Potter V erlinda Jane Price Mitchell L. Puckett Q, ,Y jf Margaret Schmidt Vngmia Rae Scovell Lawrence John Skibi Arthur D Smith Robert A. Soles Alice Anne Stafford John Chester Stephenson III Carol Jean Rodarme Nancy Louise Romine Keith Averitte Sanders Doyal Saye Marilyn Tarvin Edward Tayloi Milton F. Thompson Judith Ann Trammell Tom Verner MHFIHIH Waring W1ll1a1n E. Warwlcli Eileen White Robert Wayne Williams Page T1ue11fy-vzim' Ben Witty fi!! H2 ,H H. 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Two of the contestants rlnring the ten years he jarlgerl the Miss Colorado Pageant have become Miss A'7IZ6I'lCII.Y.,, Born in Berlin, Germany, and a graduate of the Conteinpora School of Photography ana' Fine Art there, Mr. Iafay came to America as a teen-ager anzl later servea' in the American Arvneal Forces. He holils a Masters Degree in Photography, has written a book. aml magazine articles on photography, and often lectures on the subject. He has hail a portrait stnzlio in Beverly Hills, California, and has been associated with Underwood and Una'erwoorl, The New York Times, anrl Paramount Stnalios. Mr. Iafay serveil as chief instructor in the West Coast School of Photography and has been president of a six- state regional professional association and presirlent of the Professional Photographers of Denver. Iafay Photographs, his present stnrlio in Denver, is Iocatezl at May D and F. Page Thirty-eight GR January 30, 1 964 EETIIVGS to the Editors of the 1964 Parlfan: Larry Rednlon, Bill Carter, and Sharon Geddes,- A And salutations to all of you at Parsons Junior College vv have enthusiastically participated in the annual activities particularly in this selection of the Royalty for th You handed nqe quite an ass' good-looking portraits to jud and their attendants DQ pictures in the ho , and e l96 ' ignfn ge th . As ever ' ne ' sele ' 4 yearbook. ent when you sent Ine such e contestants for the Kin a photographer, I often ha lie? and often Ihave to r gatzve. However, I didln ction. It was a difficultj shown on the photogra gent and handso every-011 1 I g and ve be ll y ver oh bec phs, I me. e els ' Queen en asked, The answer is y best to make a careful ause all of the individuals as ang sure you will agree, appear intelli- I only hope that, in addition to the Winners, e will be pleased with my selection. The winners ofthe 1964 Park-an Royalty are: Paz-Kan Queen H Par-Kan King DONNA HEIVR Y ROGER ZET First Attendant First Attendant PATRICIA MILLER JAHAIV MINO UI ,f Second Attendant Second Attendant I Rim wants MAX scnrsrsin uscn I enjoyed serving in this capacity as judge, and Wish to extend to all of the participants my very best wishes for a successful futur S'ncer ly yours, h. I I I 3 F Kun T rr IIIZY1 MERCH , JA AY, Q, Photog, AIWIISE MART - 16111 at A lZ4l54LH2E SY' . - LHB! 7232.2 ' , LOL6l ' Adlh aux! 6 12121 ....,,.a-..-.X-.Y-a ' 'R 2 I TL ,I -llille Tbllfjl PHSU XX ui ug XXX -XC XX X 5 XX - X-X yzzwfi W XX -Xff XY! BBB S8 XX X321 Nh MNH E X- XE' X -X X Xin, XXX 'Y-XXX X --XX XX K! S81-is X - ,Q XV? NXM W L. X .wi X X Q X X H .Ai -QW. 'XXX .. may ,E JXW ZS . X mm Q5 XX, X - 5.E if WSE? X .. VX XE XQXWW ,XXX XXXXXXX XXXX37 XXXXX XTHX QXXRI B X ,X sg -XX,-. 1512 ,X-f5..,, 5' wigs X- XE X XX 2 My My-EX 4 N, FX SX., W1 XXX- X X X WX. WX X 5. XX .E i XX., MX iw X YZF! 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I SHIRLEY CI-IALKER PATRICIA XVILLIAMS V ERLENE WHITE ' WILLIAM FLEMING 1' RANGES NEWLAND JUDY AKINS LARRY RIIDMON Shown VAIL 'IPI ifff K .,--' T3 5 , , 53 f , f 'I-'I 'I VICKI RIGGS DAN DICK DELIA MAXWELL HOXVARD RAGAN Page Forty-three Studcnts with an cflfuemge of 3. 5 or Gyfigher MARGARET LA HOLT SI-IEILA KELLY LEOTA JANZEN MARY ELLEN SMOOT XVILLIAM MAY BARRY JOHNCOUR FARI-IAD RANJBAR ROBERT CREAMER . A A 'Q- X , ' f . L I , K iw . I SHARON GEDDES I JUDY K IELLANDER 1 MIKE REED TOM VERNER We X! NANCY HOWARD Nor Shown: RALPH BAKER LARRY FRAME Page Foriy-four f f . JO CLAIRE NUNNINK ALICE STAFFORD 'Lf H v - ' ' - I TACK DONAHOE DAVID AMOS ' f A uv EILLY LOCK APRIL HENDRIX I aw CJQTIVIIIQS an I A? STUDENT GOVERNMENT-,PRESIDENT DON ROBINSON ' LEADS THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PRECEDING AN ALL- SCHOOL ASSEMBLY. AN EMPHASIS ON EXTRACURRICULAR AND OTHER ACTIVITIES IS STRESSED AS A COMPLEMENT TO THE DE- VELOPMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL. Page Forfy-five DKK N The royal .court of the Pdl'KH71' Ball just Llfter the coronation is pictured at tlrnel left. Preparations for the ball are shown in the other snap shots. Page Forzfy-six l James Whitcomb, Larry Skiba, Jan Hayen, Nancy Pearson Albright, Rick Blackburn, Mr. Max Schiefelbusch, sponsor, Janie Price, secretary-treasurer, Don Robinson, president, John Teague, vice-president, Keith Sanders, Lou Bethea, Kenny Martinez. Student Government To serve both the students and the faculty of the college is the goal of the Student Government. The organization endeavors to represent the students by considering their problems, ideas, and sugges- tions, then promoting cooperation of students and faculty to realize the ideals set forth. Thus it is that Student Government is not a dictator to the student body, but rather a representation through which the students may let their wishes be discerned. Page ,F0I'f3.V-SL'L'C'll -Q Page Forty-eight its , 3 gg f YW T7 4-I sv 55 :QQ V461 iff T -f , 2 infefmafional clull From? row: Mr. Roger XVinzeler, sponsor, Ai Ishikawu, Mary Ellen Smoot, Linda Willianmon, Sheila Kelly, Kermnat Fakheri, Ataolah F2'lI'OlillPOL1K. Back l'0lU! Hcginio Munoz, Mansour Szmberi, Masoocl Golamain, Jalmn Minoui, Mohsen Glmrxxhbaglnan, Ali Molmslwmi, Makoto Oda, Kouros Sadri. E olnllpgv 'Q' F rout Row David Roller Philip Godfrey Virginia Scovell, vice-president Richard Robison, president Gary Witt, secretary-treasurer Larry Redmon Mr. G. Kenneth Epp, sponsor Back Row Mildred Kelley Marilyn Tarvin Neola Janzen Jan Lewis Leota Janzen Margaret Kelley Page F arty-nine GCI dimal Choi Page Fifty Members of the Cardinal Choir are, front row: Virginia Scovell, Nancy Howard Leo Adkins, Leon Hines, James Whitconib, Larry Anderson, Pat Horn, Margaret Kelleyj Zelma Nash, Sharon Geddes. Second row: Mrs. Roger North, director, Jeanne Ksrarner, Shirley Janssen, Sue Johnston O'Brien, Judy Fager, David Roller. Back row: Phyllis Marhes, Margaret Schmidt, Marilyn Tarvin, Mildred Kelley, Judy George, Connie Bailey, Cheryl Daily, Jayne Monroe. L Candimafl combo Members of the Cardinal Combo include: Virginia Scovell, Alice Stafford, Phyllis Matlles, Sharon Geddes, Jack Stephenson, Gary Green, James Whitconib, Judy Pager, Mrs. Roger North, director, Norris McGilbray. Page Fiffy-om' as f wr-M1 1 mm M! nl ' Classes - Q lim we . -L x ss I ???:-x.fw,z,:,,, wr 4 A W F1 ' L U M- X-I LK. 5 - -2- 1:i...: ' . qs- E ' ,.i,:'j: - V x :2- IAF ff' :Z'1f:e:- U PM , f- L. - , K1 - X, , I .JI . 11 ss Q., MW- ei -hm mga -A-S Lam M Wx HH Ea E EQ, ,QV .Mm . gh, Q E MA. wi FW A il M 'si 'li 1 YS Qi N Y '- xx . -gi Qi, H lf, Q41 , . U 12 - 'Q ma X288 K M km zmawfw ,SM M ima is an H? Pa ge Fifty-two Sr 'PorKon' 'Reporfer' Sfoff 4'i73Si:?' Q1.YN5.'Q r T' D ' my T . , i - 'ri alll? in 1. I Pb- 5 ,A 4 -14.- is ,,..--,Q Row one: Jan Lewis, photographer, business manager, assistant proof and make-up editor, The 1JH7'KdI7j photographer and assistant proof editor, The Reporter, Mary Ann Lewis, former member of the newspaper staff, Louanne Wy1'ick, assistant cutline and make-up editor, the annual, styles editor, advertising salesman, the newspaper, Sharon Geddes, editor in charge of make-up, assistant photographer, The ParKzmg business and advertising manager, The Reporter. Row two: Melvin Wilhanas, headline and assistant proof editor, the yearbook, movie and assistant proof editor, the newspaper, Larry Redmon, editor in Charge of planning, The PnrKang chief proof editor, humor co-editor, The Reporter, Jack Harris, typist, assistant headline edito1', the annualg activities editor, advertising salesman, the news- paper, Don Jones, assistant sports co-editor, assistant make-up editor, The ParKa1zg managing and sports editor, advertising salesman, The Reporter, Tom Verner, assistant sports co-editor, assistant make-up editor, the yearbook, editor, advertising salesman, the newspaper, Bill Carter, editor in charge of informal cutlines, The ParKang humor co- editor, advertising salesman, The Reporfer. Page Fifty-three I 31 .v w 'T 1 uf P 'f IS K , Uh to n P iffy-four KPPS-FM staff members are, front row: Jan Lewis, Eileen White, Sheila Kelly, Mary Ellen Smoot, Rita Mikels, Mike Reed, Rick McGuire. Back row: Lillard Harris, Larry Peacock, Rick Blackburn, Ruben Russell. Absent was April Hendrix. c, 5' 35.5 A rf fl JUDY DWYER XY ANITA ASBILL '- H T LINDA QUIRK MARGUERITE GROSSHANS im 3 K . 'in 1 M fum, A., l:.i':,, ,FJ JUDY KJELLANDER Cardinal Cheerleaders include: Linda Quirk, Judy Dwyer, Marguerite Gross hans, Anita Asbill, Judy Kjellander. l 211 'F ii .-:I I . . ..:--Is: ...gf ' N. H , m .. ,ff 'fiifwgw H . ii Q, f Heil.. E V I B U7 'ifi fl I aes. -JI is 1 A . ' i .. 1 - I x . .4 . :,. .. I . . TI ,II . gk III- Q , -haf 1 ' . . A -' . 5 if f -' -3? -W f . is E .. an STH 1 . air 'Si F S8 X5 N - .. e . .. I ii MM 'r:- .I -me N V 1 ' - 5 is G ee ,g II eg? -1. Ea . i ' S8 B if E 3 Milf? . 3 . W. , W M w . 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FMI 1 2 ,.,,,, . 22' in E -- ii---rm-in 1 WM uw Cardinal Cheerleaders are, front row: Linda Quirk, Judy Dwyer, Marguerite Gross- hans, Anita Asbill, Judy Kjellander. Pepsters are, second 1'0-zu: Elaine Dringenberg, Cheryl Daily, Verlene Wliite, Connie Bailey, Jan Lewis. Tbirrl 1'0'1u: Phyllis Mathes, Linda Willianlson, Eileen White, Louita Burk, Jeanne Kramer. Fonrfb 1'0'lU! Judy Trammell, Rita Heir, Margaret Kelley, Marsha Gregory, Mildred Kelley. Back row: Sharon Geddes, Judy Fager, Louanne Wyrick, Shiela Kelly. Page Fifty-5611011 S A tense moment is reflected in the faces of player and coach in a league con- test. Coach Gene Schickel gained a profes- sional reputation for calmness and strategy in his coaching career spanning nine years at this college. An impressive record of 143 wins and 79 losses was climaxed by the National Junior College Athletic Association Basket- ball Championship in 1960 and fourth place honors in the N.J.C.A.A. tournament of 1961. His teams never finished lower than third in the Jayhawk Juco Conference Eastern Division. A former student of this junior college, Mr. Schickel has coached many players who have gone on to star in four-year schools and has influenced Countless others. Pep Club members diSplaYiI1g their RCW The Rev. George Lakes addresses the Col- pep banner Created by the Art DCPRYCHICHC- lege- Y on the subject of civil rights and race relations. Af1dfeSCabfef0andNmCYH0Wafd,Smndsemestef Additional second semester membership of the campus Interna representatives of the Student Government. Page Fifty-eight tional Club. '.: E I -ww .ff -am : . 'R ' ' ' 'P' X .M 5 N 3 W M A pw W Q wg '- v-1- '..,. 11- -4 .V . DHQKA ,E 5 H M ,,m ,,,W I I af k L WI . - Mi , V N 'X , 'W :zz , .Qu Q 1 .gp ,Y Q 9 Mqy ,q,. qi!! I' . 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Centers Mike Heinz, Larry Novak, Bob Carpenter, Don Robinson. Coaches Carroll Cobble and Joe Vacca Members of the Cardinal football squad are, first raw: Jan Hayen, Jim Buskirk, Roger Zettl, Allen Jones, Bob Glass, Stanley Davis, Forrest Coulter, Terry Lawson, Maurice Gatewood, Clyde Holiwell, Gene Williams. Second row: Don Robinson, Charles Dowell, Henry Mueting, Jim Allison, Mike Heinz, Jim Clark, Leonard Bozic, Arthur Amelio, Brent Berry, Jim Blansett, Lou Bethea. Tbirfl row: Bob Carpenter, Pete Mider, Larry Skiba, Steve Wforkman, Leonard Sloan, Rick Blackburn, Larry Novak, Ben Witty, Jerry Gartin, Bill Pierce, Coach Carroll Cobble. F01L1'fb'ro1u: Coach Joe Vacca, Tom Dennison, Barry Johncour, Marcus Lawrence, james Whitcomb, Darrell McClanahan, Larry Cobble, Steve Flanagan, Mike Peck, Dennis Trexler. Page Sixty-fwo QAbovej Halfbacks on the front row: Maurice Gate- wood, Stanley Davis, For- rest Coulter, Terry Law- son. Second ro-zu: Jim Clark, Clyde I-Ioliwell, Jim Blansett, james Whitconib. Fullbncks Jim Allison, Art Amelio, Brent Berry, Lou Bethea. fAbovej Tackles, front crow: Tom Dennison, Dennis Trexler, Bill Pierce. Second row: Steve Flanagan, Henry Mueting, Darrell McClana1l1an. Ends, front row: Jim Buskirk, Leonard Bozic, Guards, front row: Allen Jones, Charles Dowell, Rick Blackburn, Mike Peck. Steve Wforkman, Leonard Sloan. Svcomz' row: Larry Cobble, Ben Witty, Jerry Svcoml row: Pere Mider, Marcus Lawrence, Gartin. Larry Skiba. Page Sixty-zfbree r T? a..-' sf,-f ze R hx A , t xfx v A x , f 4A xiii: my li? f f rj Z? . . ' v V V 4. v 45' . Emir' x ff M 1 W , Bl M Q 5- if M 5 gf Q26 - e ri' . ' 'Ei' 1 K l H. ,lf 1 V -VVW warg' Wi li? F,-2' s ' 5, cv V .! ,fa-fl : mil if L fu . .- ,,, 1 N, N 7! gi lg' A :F Q f4,.,. .. ,'. 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M g,.W,m ,V mil :mfg l,.W1:zgiffmsw.a.rXn Q-igfgign-m,A-K T .: Liyw Emmy?- ,w. iifsi, :rn 'A M' ' my H ' L' Page Sixty-eight lr'-.DE-l'lQCDE5I:EC3'l l Page Sixfy- X . V1 ,F 1 ,fl jf ,gil x A ws 3 Oh, look whac I got! mi Q I 4 so N M050 Wfell, therc's . . The '64 model has three arms. s of gt lik Tom nipping ch Pugc' Sc'-Lfwzfy Drury ' tanks e happy juice. X . All this and it still won,t rain. Now is it straight? May we cut in? ,Y The end of Cl long day r Your eyes are like rubies - bloodshot! ' ,, 3: l H, M ug, Ml - Mu of M ' - I :L ' . ,bv 1 , 'A 'xv 1 1 ' -1. I 1-' Ever wonder why office girls know so much about everybody? Gee, he's waving his cheliped at us. It n- Gabriel's proteges. Alfred E. Neuman J , W 'E A QJT F -' 1 - Domestic duties escape no man. will Inspiration, where art thou? But I was home all night! Page SL'L't'lIf3f-OIIC Rick in the croW's nest Don performing his magic act. Climbing the stairway to knowledge, on the lookout. Sir, the class objects! Chemistry taught the easy Way. I always want gravy on my lettuce. Popcorn for three? Is that a distress signal? Page Se1fe1zty-tbme , Lx, timwz 4 ,L 3 -A Z. Q 'H 1115.-flat' si JZ., uw az - if -a ev if 1 3 9 iw 3 5 U! 'X H Y Y - zu 'L hy wwy. ' MQ 1 'HQ' 3,12 u WY' , - ff! iw -11 fl rr w:awf..1 Ever-present, effervescent John. TiCkCCS, please? Wanna go Dutch? 'fi' WW in M Aren't your eyes bigger than your stomach, Arty? What's Mider up to? P. J. C. ratio - 3 to 1. -mf.. 'W 1-r-it V- ' tc ,J -..,. -X, 1 i gr- , t I xx . -x, ,,.- - .N ,Z Those lounge teachers are still the best Alice, come blow your horn. f,a:sJv.a5: , . , ' - . .4 Hn -. ,: - if ' --':,,::.v , . , ,,,,, 'ffm' n '- A ,,, ' ,- V : if f'1Q'gf:f1'sf 14 11-A -A f -' 'e e -' A P '11 0'a? fQi3J'ryf3fhe: f?5?li'r 'E . A Wm Q l f ?54i19'fl5 '15 v In - K 1 'H ' QL f' H ' C1 H . 3 W i if or 5 vw I W ST. iw - f gsm , 4'-irq M 2 ff ' I 1 ff Q5 1 ' , 1 5 fi 1 f rl I i L H ,L ln: H. xi 1 f ' ' 1 fx 1 H ,ff S ,fu 'se 1- -- -2- ,nf-H11-:A -z:f,1,--45.21 4 M. i - , ,I i.4, Y .bw my Q , H , . , Ala, ,, , , I F' 1 , . .J ' ' Hf fyia S f.a'-f,3l:f: :.,, More prop n gancl a. 1 L A 11 f,'f: : 2' 'A l f'51 !fqgwst 'vf' V , e iiio fo eei e See? Just press this cletonator and - - boom! vp QQ, . if? H222 .1 Y im We gs, R ui vi -1,1 , Mngg-5.12: is 7 w w4s I as iv, I Bowling them over again, eh, Jahan? Photogenic, nrerft they? Oops! I-Ie's waving again! Limbo fun. Oh, get out of here! J. T. G. pleads the Fifth fl iwg. .l lf Y b. ,xx X . Why are Mondays always worser? Three-thirty - that glorious hour. I give up!! Dorft shoot fthe cameraj. Let's see - where do they keep the comic books? just a few items I picked up . . . 'ill dx u , l uw l ,M , 2 1 X555 W H To keep that youthful figure. ll L. V ,,.. Q30'-, , 7g'Q?51O?.' , sq '91 , r we W 3 X! 14253 .. . . Se th Clow ' tl ent r? Please! Never mterrupt an art1st. e .e H In le C C Future Miss Americas. ' UU fgusnun Sweepmg can be fun He's just gorged 18 hot dogs! Cobb1e's jokes will break Glass yet. Prepared to face and overcome any problems - even tests?? Iran and Japan meet at the end of the table Q if Q ' - Hmmm' The cosine of 2 89 IS Mm, you got qll the answers! Somebody take this thing. Quick! magma it Go away! Fm proposing. .. -r-., . via illf' Rift QM, ia-si . 5331 gn., ' Is this high enough? lllllll tw Now is the time for all good . . . . tall Q Not so fast - - not so fast!!! im is impressed, slilxltlllil ww N uw .eg se The cat is cornered by the mouse. M, ull!! !,!!!l!,! ' . ,W . F!! w - ' 'HHUJ '. l 2 'ea ,Q This crazy English alphabet!!! ai? You can practice yoga anywhere. EA Long-tall Texan. Three Musketeers prepare to leave Page Sewllfy-11i11cf M What do you mean, One to a Customerv? , The royal council. Heads We go in, tails We don't. Fm tough - see? Page Eighty Janie finally gets the joke. One happy family. F45 All These jam sessions are pretty wild. This is ax private ballot booth? , I i Eg 1 'il It's more fun if you win. ns-Q One, two, three . . . Say! You dance a fail, leg there Hortensei TWO girl friends for Marcus? More hotdogs anyone? Carft sleep much with just S minutes between classes. May we have seconds? Oriental cocktails. A token for the Queen. Page Eigbzfy-one mn awww , warm M m , an fm an a wma? ss a nf nm an ms nu ss vga -.L Tly a postage S aB ss is a ss nu ss m A E E .. M E W 55 Quang N.. 5 stamp next time, Vernon. an Emu W QQ Tw -Km an ss ,- mmm: gm mai va, nm new-1 ss Silence awaits the grade card. The dnt 1S 71111101 the bed, not on 1t' Naw, I haven't ever cut my Check the g1s 'md f11l the O11 Mrs, to Mr.: W.i1l you go away so I can type? n if an srmiisw 1, I six am- mm fm sw lm li Bill helping ll teacher in distress. if ii- ,.n is iv im me an ,mf Swag is i m iw 'E - mwisi fx mmQ5'L'igEl'7-?,5a 5 l:,w.'rWfi ii!! ' HMS BEE-eliyliig B. 'E M We-fmwasw MAH gf Bgnwggfiag-Z ,ii , N E E mmm H mix F -X ea E ma i E M H s E. Us mn is mn sux 'es And then some like to work City with their hands. i H N Q H Mg ii.-. M- Kfiiiigike .imizgmi minute HEY? - QE. E '35 M is sw E E. mi SW an iw ma 5 is Eiimfxfws nw-'W is mmm-x M -WMW is K sa E LHWEQLYZLQ gerffk-gag mlgiiigqggm we We EEE E- H Y H? 'A FSS M - SKBHBXEB BE ng Eggmnm ELS 5' xx :MBYMBH mgfwigffg H fi 5 Wgqyilgvunsg at z S iw mm Y hymn H 73 : ,H -1 QREAQ Q4 ff: nawgis E W NS sm W AMN mn ma mn mn ms E K spa ms n m aria is 5 n mn mm: M H lm Q yy' H S8811 EE -Xi boy vx. farm boy: who'll win? Could you also arrange Q1 nine months' paid vacation, Santa? Q- im SSE ,fifmnk f' iwiiglfl ,wifi if Q :sig - ay ?-.ii HJ- T-gy m F an m- 155:42 . ,is A - E V -. Q Q H W2-' H mlflziiiwziw E .H N' mmm mms .EE mamma nm- ms mn .ms wa' was sm ms mx mm fm is if YEA gm K an 5 Mr. Clean B. S. M.'ers drinking spiked milk yet? Page Eigbly-three Plastic tastes good when you're hungry, fella! Behold the precious minutes before the test. is Ah, happiness is a cup of coffee and thouf' . . if E Q f ' W X E we x as si E 'L X, XVe're off to Hot Springs! mnwww u M,-. A W Now, Rick, you know the Price is rightl All fried Parlez-vous Francais? Cours de Francais! Page Eigbfy-four :J toge chick ther now - wipe that messy en off. -...ir Smiles do charm, you know. 1 w With a little practice, we might beat Garfield. Guardians of suffrage Well, Mitch, you owe us two credits. A truck load of winners You do the odd ones - I'll do the even. The jokester's the one who won't look up. Page Eigbfy-five Wg , an , nf H. 25 N N I Page Eighty-six fl Ji -4. Y fe: , ggg ww,,, 3 w 2: f? , 4 H . ,sf 1 Hg., ,. E y X- n ,J Q 1 Ulf v ,V u-.t M Zi- in gi, X A B X I x , f W Eg i5YwL?5':ijW ,STV 725, x hw -xbisfii u 'I 3 r .. H can? face e Picfufzae maqisffzofaum ,fx K f.W4 f ik . Q,- Pagc Eighty-night xg 'Wy V ,f Page Eighty-lvinc' ' ' 'CS First Row, Left i ew ,Xi A Wfilbur Bolander, A.A., B.S., Auto Mechanics Ephner Bowin, B.S., M.S., Business Education Pauline Bracken, B.S., Health, Wolnefffs Physical Education I-'T-',ACZLJl-'l'Y Sccoml Row, Above Tbiffl ROW, Right Carroll Cobble, B.S., Gene Schickel, A.A., B.S., . . . . . Basketball M.S., . . Mwfs Physical Education, Track, Football Max Schiefelbusch, B.S., M.S., . . . SOCir1l SCi01lCL'5 D0l'0fhY DflHiClS, B-S-, M-5-, ---- Sofia! SCMTCCS Gene Seifert, B.S., M.S., ....... Guizlavzce G' Kenneth EPP: B-S-, M-5-, - lVffWfbC'11NlfiCS Margaret Smith, A.B., M.A., . Dean of Vfomen, Speech Below Charles Poiles, B.A., M.S., ...... Chemistry Fomlfb Row' Right C. H. Franklin, B.S., M.E., . . Psychology, Philosophy Dfmald Staten: B-S-1 M-Sw '---- Arif Fmllcll Ralph Gaier, B.S., M.S., .... Biological Science Florence T0Cd1T11H, B-S-, M-S-3 ----, - L7l7 f 9' Eugenia Harrison, HS., A.B', Bug. in Education, Joseph Vncca, B.S., . . XVoofl1uork, Assistant Coach M.A., . . .... English, Iomfnalism, Raalio Roger Wfinzeler, B.S., M.S., . . . Bwsi-ness Educatio-iz Page Ninety First Row, Left D011 L. Jackson, BS. in Education . . Machine Slvojm Kenneth Knox, B.A., M.S., . . Nl'!1fZ7C7l7IlffES, Physics Szfcoml Row, Below Paul Komatz, BS., MS., Wallace Newell, B.S., Imogene North, B.M., Myles Pember, B.S., M.A., ww ,T J,,,.,. a ,IE E H My fs m Ivzzfusfrial Arfs . Graphic Arfs . Claorws, Ba-mf . . Englixla Mu 2 n' . :sv mga' 'swim G ' 1 L W Y' M -mifseiil . : : Q ii m Aa- Ml H f lm, Q , df, -:-, - 1 , .. ' w w f Y Page Ninety-0116 GIDCIPKCIM' Dromoters Pa1'Ka11 Business Staff rnembers: Evelyn Morris, Sheila Kelly, Mary Smoot, Rita Mikels, Business Manager Jan Lewis, Nancy Hoxvarcl, Sue O'Brien, Carol Roclarme. Absent: April Hendrix, Alice Stafford. ABSTRACT COMPANIES LOCKE ABSTRACT CO., INC. Erie, Kansas Marjorie Howzu-cl, Mgr. AIR CONDITIONING CRANE SHEET METAL. INC. Heating' - Air Conditioning APPLIANCE DEALERS ED WILLIAMSON STORES, INC. Three Stores of 'Value Chanute, Parsons, Oswego AUTO AGENCIES PARSONS NEW CAR DEALERS THOMAS MOTORS Parsons, Kansas See Us for Clean Cars AUTOMOTIVE, ELECTRICAL C1 MARINE ERVIN AUTO 8' MARINE SERVICE Iillectric Motor Service - Genuine Parts 2122 Main, Parsons, Kansas Page Nfllffy-f'ZUO AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES HASKETT C1 PEDLAR AUTOMOTIVE SUP. The One-Stop Store for All Your Automotive Needs MOTOR SUPPLY 216 North Central SPOONER AUTO TRIM 1916 Grand, GA 1-2770 Custom Auto Upholstering' Our Specialty BAKERIES DO-NUT SHOPPE 107 North Central Parsons, Kansas TEMPTER BAKERY Quality that Competes: with Home Cooking 1705 Main BANKS fr LOAN COMPANIES FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Cr LOAN ASS'N. GA 1-3500 One of Aniericnfs Insured Financizil lnstitutionsu PARSONS CLEARING HOUSE ASS'N. THE COMMERCIAL BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE PARSONS STATIC BANK THE PEOPLES BUILDING C7 LOAN ASS'N 1817 Main, GA 1-4600 Insured Savings BOTTLING COMPANIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. The Pause That Refreshes' Independence, Kansas PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. For Those VVho Think Young Coffeyville, Kansas BOWLING ALLEYS TOWER LANES RFD 4 Bowl for Health and Fun CABINET MAKERS MILKS BROS. CABINET SHOP Form lea One of Southeast Kansas' Largest Stock CAFES BUSH'S CAFE 200 N. Central, GA 1-D677 Fried Chicken Every Deny GOLDEN DRUMSTICK Pan-Fried Chicken and Choice Steaks Townsman Motel on Highway 59 ParKan Promoters CANDY COMPANIES COKER CANDY COMPANY 1Vhn1esale Parsons, Kalmsas CLOTHING STORES ANDERSON'S MEN'S WEAR A Quarter Century of Fine Clothes 1825 Main, Parscms, Kansas BILL COLE DRY GOODS COMPANY 1731, Main, GA 1-4650 I-lmne of 'liixelusive Brands LAMBERT-DUFFY-MELONE, INC. 181-1 Main Quality Clothes for Men - VVomen - Boys NICHOLS' MEN's, woMEN's cf Bovs' WEAR ' 1804 Main Home of Botany Brands STEPHENS' WOMEN'S WEAR 11.3 South 1Sth, A It Pays to Shop Stephens' First COLD STORAGES PARSONS COLD STORAGE 2021 Gabriel GA 1-4100 DAIRY PRODUCTS A fr W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN 543311 3124.111 GA 1-2190 DAIRY PALACE 3125! INIain GA 1.-C460 The Sign of iho Flashing Cone' DARI-ACE 1500 Main Sandwiches - Drinks MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 2012 Belmont GA 1-1300 WILLSON'S DAIRY FOODS Serving the People of Parsons for 59 Years ZESTO 1301. Main Parsons, Kansas DEPARTMENT STORES J. C. PENNEY CO. 1725 11Ta.in Parsons, Kansas MONTGOMERY WARD Parsons' Largest k Most. Complete Dept. Store - 1800 Main - GA 1-4450 DRUG STORES STEWART PHARMACY Your Rexall Store GA 1-1150, 1712 Main ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WHITE ELECTRIC CO. Liipqlit Fixtures and Supplies 2515 Main - Phone GA 1-02120 ENGRAVING COMPANIES THE SUN ENGRAVING CO. 1818 Broadway - GA 1.-6200 FLORISTS RAN DALL'S FI.OWER SHOP 710 N. 20th, CA 1-154110 We Grow the Flower:-: We Sell FUNERAL DIRECTORS BLOSSOM FUNERAL HOME 2300 Nfain f GA 1-50040 FURNITURE STORES CHAS. KINZIE, A. I. D. Kinzie Interior Furnishings 1.707 Main, Parsons, Kansas: SENGPIEHL FURNITURE COMPANY 1900 Main Lane Cedar Chests GAS G SERVICE STATIONS GREENFEATHER'S DX SERVICE 1530 Main - GA 1-11718 I Goodyear Tires -it Batteries BEN'S SERVICE STATION 2131. Main Complete Automotive Service BUREL'S APCO SERVICE 1230 Main - GA 1-0711, Gas, Oil k General Repairs GIFT SHOPS HARRIS CHINA Cr GIFT SHOP 1812 Main - GA 1-1560 Complete Bridal Registry GLASS COMPANIES PARSONS GLASS COMPANY 212 N. Central Glass for All Purposes GROCERIES BELMONT IGA Red Carnet Servive fm' the Lady Vvho Pushes the Cart BENJAMIN GROCERY 3320 Main. GA 1-4660 Finest Quality Foods FREW'S FINER FOODS 31-I S. 15th. GA, 1,-2360 Save XVith Satisfaction OLSON'S SUPER MARKET One Stop Shopping Center SAVE TIME- - SAVE MONEY HARDWARE STORES ALDERMAN'S ACE HARDWARE Hardware and Lawn Center 1817 VVashington -- GA 1-221.0 CROOKS AND HART 2931 Main, GA 'I-2480 I'I211I'dXV2ll'4:1' - Plumbing Supplies SCALETTY HARDWARE 5' SHEET METAL Your Authorized Coleman Dealer H.-X1I16I'1C?l'S Only Bonded Line WEAST HARDWARE 21,20 Main Everyth ing: In Hardware INSURANCE E1 REAL ESTATE AGENCIES ABSHIER REAL ESTATE fr INSURANCE 117 N. Central, Parsons, Knnsns I-Iolme Security - 'Insured Safety TOM CRAWSHAW B.M.A. Life - Hospital - Group 'Rox 720 - GA 1-5150 BILL DEARTH INSURANCE, INC. 'VVm. A. Deslrth - W. E, Seeley, Jr REYNOLDS Cf HUGHES Insurance and Real Estate 1823 Main TRAMMELL Er BELLAH REAL EST. 121 N. Central, Parsons, Kansas GA 'I-36311 JEWELRY STORES NEWFIELD JEWELERS 1827 Main A1't.carved 'W'ediclIing,' Rings PFElFFER'S JEWELRY 1810 Blain Jewelers Since 1873 LAW FIRMS GLEN N JON ES 171.2 Broadwzny Attorney-at-Law MARKHAM AND SMITH 1 904 Broadway Attorn eys -at- Law LUMBER COMPANIES HOME LUMBER 6' SUPPLY CO. 1,700 Waslmingtoii GA 1-3850 O. E. WOODS LUMBER COMPANY -7 . 1. -' . ' r' -1.5-t A -VVZlSI1ll1g'I10l1, GA 1-21,-.10 Serving Lalsette County for 'Olver 70 Page Nfliffjl-fbI'l'0 8' INS Years MANUFACTURERS ANKORTITE PRODUCTS, INC. 1000 Wilsnn - GA I-IIIYIIIII Pnvsrms, .Kansas MOBILFREEZE CO., INC. I1QI'l'Ig'6l'ZlIGlI Truck Bodies Hex, 001 - Parsons, Kansas TOM BRODERICK CO., INC. 2400 l2!1'o:1clway, GA 1--1070 Gi1'ls' Athletic: Tags STEVIE TOGS Cr FRED RONALD M NL2LI'lllI'HC-Llll'6l'S of Boys' Clothing Just Lliko Da,rl's fm' Little Lz1,cls MEAT PACKING C-r PROCESSING BARNES BETTER BEEF MOTELS SPRAGUE MOTEL 6- OIL CO. 'linsl Main - IDHVSOIIH OFFICE EQUIPMENT FRAME OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1R15 Main Hlflvcrytlming' for the Office McCARTY OFFICE MACHINES 112 S. 18th - GA 1-55510 SCM, Admin-X, Hermes ORGANIZATIONS Y.M.C.A. 2000 I3 rn a c'l way .lnin Llio 'Y' 'l'0rl:1y Y.W.C.A. 1714 Corning' V XVOn't, You .loin Us? PAINT STORES SEWALL COLOR CENTER 1800 B1'nnc'lvvay, GA 1-2520 FG. ParKan Promoters PHOTOGRAPHERS SHOE STORES LEON CROOKS' STUDIO Er CAMER Parsrn1s' Olrlest lCsLal1lisl1ed Studio S.E.K.'s Must Complete I Il0L0,LZ'l'21DI1Y PLATTER'S PHOTOGRAPHY SHOP go - I . ' 1 .II Minn lQx'ery111ing' lJl1oLogi':1pl1ic PLUMBING COMPANIES CO. PR PR PU A-A-A PLUMBING Cr HEATING 301 Kelty - GA 1-5040 Repair NVIIVIQ Our S1Jecia.lty OWENS PLUMBING C1 HEATING 2112 Main - GA 1-2540 Allis-rL Owvns ESCRIPTION SHOPS BRENNER PRESCRIPTIONS 15111 Main, GA 1-A1050 Drive-In 24-I'10ll!' Service INTING COMPANIES BURNETTE PRINTING COMPANY 1811 I?vl'02ltIXV1ly, GA 1,-25490 .E'1'inters and Stationers CARPENTER PRESS, OSWEGO I.-'hone T05--1413 A SHOP JAMES SHOE STORE C1-nt,c1 ' Printing - I.'I.1I'JIIHI1II'Ig - Office Supplies COMMERCIAL PUBLISHERS, INC. 1.801 S, Blvd. - GA 1-4300 S-nun-Out Cnrlwn .FlJl'IllSH BLISHING COMPANIES PARSONS NEWS 1027 Main Southeast Kansas' Large:-at Weekly PARSONS SUN RADIO STATIONS KLKC RADIO 1,540 on V0111' 'l'fJi:'1.l RECORD SHOPS f'Tmnplelc 'Paint .Q XV':'nll1mpm' Supplies Page N inety- four NEWKlRK'S RECORD SHOP 1825-27 Rrnnclway, GA 1,-0780 S.lE. Kansas' Largest Selection of Records 1.8051 Main - GA 1-0040 For FeeL's Sake, Put Yourself In MILLER'S SHOES ISIII Blain, GA I-1500 II'Il'II'SI1GIIl'l Shoes SPORTING GOODS CONNELY ROD 6' GU N SHOP 1028 Main ci-:A 1-5110 HARRY EDWARDS SPORTING 1813 Main It Pays to Playu OWEN'S SPORTING GOODS 112 Wegt 5111 - MA -1-mas-1 Joplin, Missnuri STOCKYARDS PARSONS STOC KYARDS CO. 1720 N. Blvd. - GA 1-1280 The Friendly Market SUNDRIES L G' N SUNDRIES 410 N. 26111 Our Sh GOODS Owned and Oneralocl lay Aggie Finley TELEVISION REPAIR KOCH'S RADIO Er TV SERVICE 2527 Main Service on All 1VYa,lces TIRE SERVICE B fr R TIRE SERVICE 210 North Central XVe Trade Tires VETER I NAR IANS CRISPELL VETERINARY HOSPITAL RFB' 1 - GA 1-1000 Parsons, Kansas M. D. MORRIS, VETERINARIAN Q,l ai'snns Animal Hospila.lJ 36151 Main - GA 1-2220 O08 I --..,,Y.,, , K Umfw '---Q -gn -T: J


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