Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

1 5 z s v K c v J 5 s Q Z E 4 , And Miles to Go . . . To every student, a graduate leaves a legacy that unites with that of the more than 4,000 graduates and the addi- tional thousands of students that have acquired from 15 to 50 hours' credit in this college. As each student completes his junior college career, he bequeaths a part of himself to the coming sophomores. Since the first graduates of Parsons Junior College in 1923, self-respect, pride of school, stamina, and the ability to co-operate with fellow classmates and teachers have been the most-valued bequests. Strengthened by the ideals and knowledge gained here, those who earn a diploma or merely take subjects are ready to face a long courageous life ahead. The college, too, with almost half a century of worthy service behind her looks forward to a successful future. May this ParKan record the joys and pleasures of one year's mile of that long road that leads confidently ahead. -The Editor DON JONES, Pm'Kan Editor WDC: P Kem 965 CONTENTS Page Dedication 2 Administration 3 Board of Education 6 Sophomores 7 Freshmen 24 Royalty 33 Honor Roll 44 Activities 47 Sports 61 Retrospect 73 Faculty 90 Advertisements 92 edited lou the journalism elcisses il3c:1rsons Junior College IDcirsons, Kcmsos Page Two EDICATICDN Mr. C. H. Franklin Teaching in the departments of biology, psychology, and industrial arts, he has acted in many capacities in our school system. In the field of sports, he has been a coach, an athletic director, and an ardent Cardinal fan. For his 34 years of service in Parsons, his understanding and inspiration to all students, and our fondest affection for him, we, the annual staff, proudly dedicate the 1965 PARKAN to Mr. C. H. Franklin. ADNIINISTRATICDN MR. WALLACE H. GUTHRIDGE As superintendent, Mr. Wallace H. Guthridge heads the Parsons Pub- lic Schools. Mr. Charles E. Thieloauol is clean of Parsons Junior College, and Miss Margaret Smith, Wornen's counselor of the college. MR. CHARLES E. THIEBAUD g MISS MARGARET SMITH Page Th -Q-: M E g1Qi2-25315 ....L ..., ,+.. Q , 3 'v X 5 X' Q K M E , .: M if N t X - x . N1'-1 3 .. kX . 5 v- ..,, ,-M-+-...su--x..3-niiiifsiiizv-X W Q. . Q k Q' :ff K' ...-- ' M'riQWM -- ------ lggffffwl mkihn. wk M N. wx-f?.7f-M.T:'::.'e'-f-E--Tig-W'T?N'.:Qi'-1... 3 if -- ... Q. . L . .!1f5.gl1ggE M 'Q ...K X ,S N ,E V ai.g,.:L1'5Y?'fi-f5kv,T- xv Q. ul Q AQ: 5 - i 1 51:2-if ifili W i 'T' ' ' fixiihffzg ,sian-f- s sw gs 5 EE EEE FF ES SEQ EES ES Q 5 ..,:: , L E 7 3 5 , il- M---n - , 5'-1: Zig gt pzzlylwfzecl by 7110 KOZlI '7lCl!i8Ill Glasses, NN 1 4 1 'H I 1 !lJIl1'SO1 l 8 ll7 1iOl' QOHUQU7 SIJCITSOIIS, ZIUIISIIS ECDAIQI3 CDI: EEDLJCZATISNI First row: Mr. XV. D. Hughes, prcsidentg Mr. Powell Awbrcy, vice-president: and Mr. W':1lter Crawford, treasurer. Svcomf row: Mr. Al. S. Gribben and Mrs. J. C. Piper. Third row: Mr. Lyle L. Widnxp, Dr. Earl A. Martin, and Mr. Paul Bolander, clerk. rr l Page Six And beyond lies our immense campus! exelnims April. Isn,t That the Look of Love? Occupational therapy can be fun. Sophomore Class officers for 1964-65: T!'l'd.YIll'l'l', Ben Witty View-111'fxi:1c'11f, Keith Sanders Sl'f'l't'flIl'J', Judy Kjcllnndei' Prwizfwzf, Dan Dick JAMES ALLISON ffjirnlii Chetopa Coaching Football '63, Track '63, '64 State Champion '63 AIOE NEAL ALLISON ffjogff Altamont Murkvfing Intramural Basketball '63 DA VID MASSEY AMOS rfR0J,:: Q Parsons - Olbfollzvfry Dean's Honor Roll '64 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Tennis '63, '64 LARRY ANDERSON ffA7ZdyJl Parsons Bzzsimfss Cardinal Choir '63, '64 Golf '64 Page Eight CHARLES A. ATKINSON C111zcfa Scammon C ozzcbin g Track '64 RALPH EUGENE BAKER Erie Mft-lawful E11gi110c'riMg Dean's Honor Roll '64 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Mathematies Achievement Award RUBY IRENE BAKER Erie Sr'z'rz'farial Work MARILYN E. BISHOP Parsons S jmfly Tberalwy Student Government '64 Pz11'Kun Staff '64 Rf'jmrfw' Staff '64 Drama Club '63, '64 The Ghosts Go XVest '63 Ebb Tide '64 Student Government Treasurer '64 Symposiasts '64 NORMA N BAXLEY Parsons NANCY CHERYL BISHOP Parsons Elcfzzrfwzfnzj' Eclzzcafiolz Student Government '62, '63 .IANICE FAYE BEARD rrjllnin Parsons Sl'L'7'l'1'tll'illl Work Pep Club '64 Spring Prom Queen Attendant '63 JAMES BLANSETT ffm, B Johnstown, Pennsylvania Cjlltlfllfllg Football '63 Track '63, '64 Page Nina y LEONARD G. BOZIC Lenny Johnstown, Pennsylvania Physical Iidzzcatiou Football '63 Track '63, '64 LOUITA ANN BURK McCune EIL'171l'17f0lVy Eclucaiion Cardinal Choir '64 Pep Club '63, '64 KENT J. COOPER Oswego Medicine Drama Club '64 Symposiasts '64 Ebb Tide '64 Page Teu ROBERT JOSEPH CROSS UBOIJJF Oswego Ari Erfnrafion Football '63 JOHN T. DERNOVISH, JR OM Mun Parsons Iznzior NltIl1!lgC'17ZC'l71f Football '57 DAN S. DICK Parsons Af'L'OIllIfilIg 4.0 Honor Roll '64 Dean's Honor Roll '63 Student Government '64 Sophomore Class President '64 Drama Club '63, '64 ELAINE DRINGENBERG Galesburg .4c'c0z11zfi11g 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Pep Club '63, '64 Pep Club Trexsurer '63, '64 Drama Club '64 JUDY FAGER St. Paul Music 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Cardinal Choir '63, '64 Cardinal Combo '63 Pep Club '63, '64 Pep Club President '64 JOHN FINNERTY rrlackv Parsons Rf'fr'rv1fi01ml Tl1m':zAl1y STEPHEN FLANAGAN Ozic ' Altoona, Pennsylvania Coaching Football '63 Track '64 Ugly Man on Campus '64 XVILLIAM E. FLEMING WillJ. ' Des Moines, Iowa Mafluwzafics Dean's Honor Roll '63 3.5 Honor Roll '64 Chemistry Achievement Award '63 JERRY R. GADDIS Parsons Aldo M!'C'fJH71il'S Page Eleven Nw. MASOOD COLAMAIN Mike Tehran, Iran Bllxilless Ar1 N1i1lixf1'afi011 International Club '63, '64 International Club Vice-Presiclent '64 NIARY ANN GOLDEN Parsons SK't'0lIt1'L1l'J' Tmlvliifzg International Club '64 Pep Club '64 Page Twrlw IWOI-ISEIXI GHARAHBAGHIAN 'arrow Tehran, Iran Buzzking International Club '63, '64 PHILIP CLYDE GODFREY Phil Parsons Agrieulfflrr' College Y '63, '64 JERRY M. GARTIN D0c ' Wichita Dorfor of Mr'a'icim' 3.5 I-Ionor Roll '64 Student Government '64 Student Government President Football '63 Basketball '63, '64 AIUDITH ANN GEORGE Indy Oswego Bzzxiuess AtI'll1iIIi.Yfl'llfif1II 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Cardinal Choir '63 NORMA LEE GOLDEN Parsons Elf'111f'ntu1'y Education International Club '64 CAROL KATHRYN GORMAN rrBig Red!! Erie Art Echication Student Government '64 International Club '64 GARY W. GREEN Parsons Iminxfrial Edzzcafion Cardinal Combo '63 MARGUERITE GROSSHANS Parsons Cheerleader '63 MCARTHUR HALL rrMaCJ7 Kansas City, Kansas Social Work Basketball '63, '64 GARY L. HATANVAY Parsons Biological Science Page Thirteen G. XV. QPETEQ HELLWIG rcLc,c,7J Oswego BIIXITIFSS JERRY HENRY Parsons Azztomofiwf Tvclmician CLEORA LOREE HEROLD Altamont Mafhrmufics Cardinal Choir '64 Debutants '64 Page Fourfeeu APRIL S. HENDRIX rrBabSJJ Parsons Airline' Sivwm'rl0ss 3.5 Honor Roll '63 International Club '63 ParKan Business Staff '63, '64 KPPS-FM '63 KPPS-FM Program Director '64 Symposiasts Permanent Recorder '64 Office Assistant '63, '64 Drama Club '63, '64 The Ghosts Go West '63 XVILLIAM HOFFMAN rfwilljlry Oswego Biologiml Science Football '63 PATRICK L. HORN rrpatrf Oswego Psychology Cardinal Choir '63 Intramural Basketball '63 FLOYD I-IORTON LEOTA MAE JANZEN Parsons Altamont S!'l'UlIt,tII'y Eu'11caiiolz TC'4C'l9i1'lg 3.5 Honor Roll '63 College Y '63, '64 Drama Club '64 NEIL MARTIN HUDSON Parsons Maclainc Shop Teaching DONALD GILBERT JONES ffD0'l7l Osage City Cfmcbing-Tcizching MARGARET N' KELLEY Pm'Ki11z Staff '63, '64 Maggie Iil'l10l'l'l'l' Staff '63, '64 Parsons Basketball '6 3 , '64 Elementary Education Golf Team '63, '64 College Y '63 '64 SymPOS'2'St' '64 Cardinal Choir '63, '64 Rrjnorlvr Editor '63 Pep Club ,635 ,64 ParKr111 Editor '64 uDebutantS,, ,64 1Jtll'KHl7 Business Staff '64 Drama Club ,64 RONALD T. JOSEPH ff-Ron!! Parsons Wildlife Conservation Page Fifteen saw Ns as JUDY KJELLANDER Gracie Parsons Rc'c'1'eaii0naI T'l7f'l'lIPy 3.5 Honor Roll '63 PurKa1z Staff '64 Rejzorier Staff '64 Cheerleader '63, '64 Pep Club '63, '64 Symposiasts '64 Assistant ParKz111 Editor '64 Sophomore Class Secretary '64 Basketball Attendant '64 DANNY R. KOLB Parsons Sf'l'0l1I1'll1'y Erlzzcafion College MY '64 Cardinal Choir '64 PnrKrm Staff '64 Reporter Staff '64 SHARON KAY KOLB Parsons Business AlI'lIlfl7i.Yf!'dff!lll College Y '64 Pep Club '63, '64 College Y Secretary '64 JIMMIE G. MAYFIELD Parsons Industrial Arts JEANNE KRAMER Galesburg Social Scicnce Dean's Honor Roll '63 Cardinal Choir '63 ParKa1z Staff '64 Rcjlorter Staff '64 Pep Club '63, '64 Pep Club Vice-President '64 Drama Club '64 Page Sixteen STEPHEN KENT MAIRS Kent Altamont Track '63, '64 Intramural Basketball '64 LARRY LYNN MILLER Parsons Tccfonifzzl EIf'Cfl'011iC5 LARRY E. MOORE Parsons ALI MOHTASHEMI frB0bJQ Arak, Iran Civil Engineering PATRICIA ANN MILLER International Club '63, '64 Im Parsons Elc'11ze11fury Eflucaiion Pep Club '64 ParKan Queen Attendant ,63 Basketball Queen ,64 I , EVELYN MORRIS I Parsons Sccomhzry Edzzmtion Drama Club ,63 Parsons Symposiasts '64 LARRY V. MOORE Commercial Ar! Page Seventeen MOLLY ELLEN MCCORMICK FFMOIIJJD Parsons EIf'lllt'lIf6lI'y EKLIIIYIHOII Cardinal Choir 364 LARRY RAY NUTT Parsons RICK MCGUIRE Moon Dawgien Parsons Elcffironics KPPS-FM Station Manager '63, '64 THOMAS A. NIEBAUM NTOIIZU McCunc l'xyrl10I0gy Business 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Student Government '64 Golf '63, '64 junior Rotnrian '64 Page Eighteen STELLA MAE O CONNOR Parsons Sl'l'VC'IL6Il'ldI Work Radlo Broadcasung 64 RONALD RAY PATCHIN Pafrb'3 Parsons Golf 36 3 , ,64 VERLINDA JANE PRICE Imac Parsons Speech Therapy Student Government '63 MITCHELL L. PUCKETT Mifflin Parsons Cardinal Combo '63 Golf '64 V ICKI RIGGS Parsons Secondary Education Dean's Honor Roll '63, '64 Pa1'Kan Staff '64 Drama Club '63, '64 Drama Club '63, '64 Drama Club President '63 Football Queen Attendant '63 Spring Prom Queen '63 Symposiasrs '64 Student Government Secretary '63 The Ghosts G0 XVCSUU '63 NANCY LOUISE ROMINE Nance Oswego Business 4.0 Honor Roll '64 GARY W. ROBINSON rrR0bv Parsons Business Pm'Kan Staff '63, '64 Reporfer Staff '63 Radio Broadcasting '64 MANSOUR M. SABERI ffjiflnll Gonhad Kavous, Iran Page N inetcen LEK SAETIA 3 If 'S ' Bangkok, Thailand Arrlaifecfure International Club '63, '64 KEITH A VERITTE SANDERS Keif6 6 LLIIU Student Government '63 W Junior Rotarian '63 Track '63, '64 Sophomore Class Vice-President '64 DOYAL L. SAYE Parsons Pwfllfflfw' VERNON L. SCHMID Parsons Radio E5 Tr'l0t'ixio11 Bromlr'asti11g Student Government '64 Student Government Vice-President '64 Rrfporfvr Editor '64 Symposiasts '64 Drama Club President '64 Ebb Tide '64 VIRGIINIIA RAE SCOVELL Altamont ElC'N7f'l1I'dl'j' Erlurafion International Club '63, '64 College Y '63, '64 College Y President '63 Cardinal Choir '63, '64 Cardinal Combo '63, '64 Symposiasts '64 STEVE SNEDDON Parsons High School Trwrlaing MICHAEL R. SPURGEUN Pittsburg Biological Science Pm'Ka11 - Rzfjzorfvr Staff '64 I School Photographer '64 Symposiasts '64, 4.0 Honor Roll '64 5 l Page Twcfizzfy E f Leesburg, Florida 1 NIARILYN M. TARVIN fflfiyl St. Paul E1f'llII'I7f!li'j' Effzzrrziiofz II1fC1'HLlt'OlT'll Club '64 College '63, '64 Cardinal Choir '63 Drama Club '64 College Y Vice-President ZANE I,. TODD Za11z ' West Mineral Pxyrfwfflgy PlIl'KtIlI Staff '64 Rt'llII27'fK'7' Staff '64 Football '63 DENNIS TREXLER Tiny Conemnugh, Pennsylvania Twlfflfllg 5 Coaching Football '63 Track '64 GARY L. UMBARGER Thayer Ollf0llIl'fI'JJ L -il XX Q ALICE ANNE STAFFORD Parsons lff1'111f'11f::1'y lfllllftlfiflll 3.5 Honor Roll '63, '64 International Club '63 Cardinal Choir '63 Cg1rdinaI Combo '63 P41rKr111 Stuff '64 Rl'fIOI'fl'l' Staff '64 ParKm1 Business Staff '63, '64 Symposiasts '64 SANDRA STIZIZNROD CSpeciaI Studcntj Parsons JOHN CHESTER STEPHENSOW III lack Trenton, Missouri Cfyemical 12l7giH!'l'I'ilIg 3.5 Honor Roll '63 Cardinal Combo '63, '64 Page Twc nt3 am Mgr' CHARLES R. WILLIAMS Parsons l7l'f!'l'fl1tIl'j' All't1il'iI1I' BEN B. WITTY Gr'm'11ir J Parsons Football '63 Basketball ,63, '64 Sophomore Class Treasurer RONALD XVOELLHOI7 WiI1ic', Manhattan Afcozzfziizzg Tzvwffy-info TOM A. VERNER Parsons 3.5 Honor Roll '63 R1'jm1'fc'r Staff ,63 Golf '63, '64 RI'fJOI'f!'I' Editor '63 Intramural Basketball Champions ,63 'KUgly Man on Campus Attendant ,64 NVILLIAM E. WARXVICK Bill Bartlcsville, Oklahoma Drxign D1'Hlffil11Q Intramural Sports '63, ,64 PHYLLIS EILEEN XVHITE Phil Parsons Pep Club '63 ADDITIONAL SOPHOMORES BRENT A. BERRY rrAIx7 Kansas City, Kansas Markvfing LEONARD BRITTINGHAM nLl'l77'Ill',, ' Parsons l ml zzxfrial Psychology WILLIAM R. BURCI-I ffafzrf Des Moines, Iowa Electronic Engim'c'ring i E CHERYL I-IOUSER NATHANIEL INGRAM, II BETTY CAWEIN ffNate1, Parsons . . , Altamont Aliguippa, Pennsylvania Medical Technology Moyiumfy Science Elementary Teaching Track '63, '64 Ugly Man on Campusn Attendant rrlackv Kansas City, Kansas X-Ray Teclazmlogy Basketball '63, ,64 VERETA PIERCE Vee Parsons Social Work Pep Club '63, '64 Parsons A rcbitecfure TERRELL EUGENE JACKSON ROBERT W. WILLIAMS, JR. Page Twenty-three Freshman Class officers for 1964-651 Pl'l'SfdC'17Ii, Ron Smith SI'L'l'l'f6lI'3', Barbara Hooper Tl'f'6Z.Y1ll'f,V, Tom Zuzzio Vin'-111'r'SiJc'11f, Dick Horton HAA , Mk, f ff! 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Austin Dclrm Baker James Benton James Blanton Julia Boddie Gary Boss Anthony Caputo Klaosrow Chelarenegar Nancy Christian Sherman Collins David Baum Cheryl Houdyshell Beck Edwin Becker 7 james Beeson David Brenner Gary Brown jim Bruce Leonace Cz 1111 pbCll Page Twv111'y-fiw' J I age Tfzuwzty-six Carol Hartwell Wanda Harvey Bill Hazlett Gayle Hearson Richard Horton Marvin Janssen Florene johnson George Johnson Dyanne Gust Carol Guyett James Halla Don Harrington Robert Hiatt Kathleen Hoffman Barbara Hooper Lawrence Eugene Horton Randy Jolmson Anita Jones Doug Jones Ray Jones Page Tfu'c1zty-smwz Susie Jones Bill Kitterrnan Toslaiko Kobayashi Wayne Kurtz Johnny Linden C. H. Marquardt Loretta Martin Hossein Mirfakhrai Rodney Kyle Lawanda Lacy Linda Lawson Richard Lawson Don Morris Marcia Morris Beth Mullinax Barbara Mundis Page Twwzzfy-eight Edwin Muninger Prudencio Munoz XVilliam Myers William McAllister 'I erry Nelson Charles Newlurk AI. 1111 es Nxehols Marsha Oakes Richard Oler Barbara Owens Pam Paden Jo Rita Pearson Anita McClure Bruce MeReyno1ds Don Nuff Nona Neises and Plow man Danniel Prater janet Pr1ee NV1ll1am R 1111503 Ohvette Redmon Debbie Reel Don Reel -fs' Ired Rmne Page Twflifj'-llflll Susie Schmid Brad Schmidt Robert Schoenhofer Richard Shepard Mary Lou Smith Ron Smith Tom Smith jackie Snyder Page Thirty Charles Root Edwin Root Joyce Ryan Bruce Sanderson Melym Shoesmith Lillian Simmons Sally Simmons Cynthia Smith Norman Stice Robert Taylor Russell Tcstorff Roy Thompson jeff Thrasher Casey Tippct Christine 'I ippet Jerry Treadway Cirln X in Mieghem Nlncy Wall C rtrude Wwrren Judy Wfnshburn Robert Willis Darrell Wilson 'Why 'M' Ioyee Wfomcldorff ArLhur Triebel Rick Tucker Karen Turner Mike Underwood Larry Wells James West Ginger Westnll D. 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Standing are: Mr. Ralph Gaier, sponsorg Ron Smitll, Rick Tucker, Larry Nutt, Dan Dick, and Mr. Clurles Foiles, sponsor. Pagif 1io1'ly-eight Student Government Snaps , Page I College ' ' Page Fifty The College Y , open to all college students, promotes an atmosphere of fellowship and Christian brotherhood among students of PJC. The organization sponsors such activities as Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies for the student body. Officers of Colle e YU in center front are: im West, vice- resident, Vir inia Scovell, resident, g P g P and Sharon Kolb secretar and treasurer. , Y Other members include: First row, seated: Nancy Christian and Linda Lawson. Second row, standing: Toshiko Kobayashi, Marilyn Tarvin, Leota Janzcn, Sara Pegues, Margaret Kelley, Margaret Johnson, Joyce Womeldorff and Mr. G. Kenneth Epp, sponsor. Third row, standing: Danny Kolb, Rick Tucker, and John Linden. International Club The people, customs, and government of foreign countries are discussed at the weekly meetings of the International Club. An annual banquet is held in which each student brings a dish to represent his country. Through the club the foreign students become more familiar with our country. Members of the club are: first row, seated: Khosrow Chehrenegar, Hossein Mirfakhrai, Ali Ghareh- baghi, Mohsen Gharahbaghien, Krangsuk Vongnnakasame, Hukseng Sac Tang, Lek Saetia, and Moham- med Khosravi. Second row: Michio Tamura, White Saeling, Kongsuk Vajakiet, Farhad Ranjbar, Suchai Vadhann siripong, Rangsan Niyomchai, and Surachat Sururochprajuksa. Third row: Virginia Scovell, Toshiko Kobayashi, Mary Golden, Carol Gorman, Norma Lee Golden, Margaret johnson, Marilyn Tarvin, Joyce Woinieltlorff, Esmaeel Ranjbaran, Judy Kjellander, and Mr. Max Sehiefelbusch, sponsor. Page Fiffy-on Coirolinol Combo Page Fiffy-two Playing at the basketball games, school assemblies, and civic organizations is the function of the Cardinal Combo. Under the direction of Mr. Albert Thompson, the group meets twice weekly for practice. Members and their instruments are, front row: Mr. Thompson, director, Virginia Scovell, accordion, Richard Oler, baritone saxophoneg T. Austin, tenor saxophone, Jerry Allman, alto saxophone. Back row: Ron Smith, percussiong David Fenton, tromboneg Jim West, French horng Sara Pegues, French horng Rick Tucker, trumpet, John Stephenson, trumpetg and Norris McGilbray, percussion. . H ' Fred Ri77HF, Iobfz Lirzzlm, Danny Kolb, nm! Jim KVM! are fha' four male 7lIL'!lllIl'I'X of fha CtlI'Z1fl7!ll Choir. Bl'Sit1!'S singing in fborzzx vlnsx, fbey jlrzrficijuzhd in jrrogruuzs in ffaf' fall and Ch7'iSf17HlS lIIIlXfl' l'1I'0gl'lIllIS. Tln' bass jmrf was sung by jolm amz' Danny, while Frrrl and Jim sang fcnor. J XV d I M1 Q Z O IL W. Fred Rinne, John Linden, Danny Kolb, James West. Providing music for downtown club meetings and assemblies are among the duties of the Cardinal Choir, directed by Mrs. Norma Jean Seaton. Members of the choir are, first row: Molly McCormick, Virginia Scovell, Nancy Christian, Toshiko Kobayashi, Loretta Martin, Sara Pegues, Lillian Simmons, Cleora Herold. Second row: Mrs. Seaton, Jo Rita Pearson, Charlene Colman, Nona Neises, Sandra Nunnink, Catherine Van Mieghem, Vera Warren, Judy Fager, Joyce Ryan, Karen Gregg, Diana McClanahan, Margaret Kelley, Louita Burk. Page Fifty-tbwe 7 1 K 1 Pc: rKcm, Reporfer Sic: ff Page Fifty-fuzz 1' The Journalism classes publish The ParKan, the school yearbook, and The Rejlorfer, the news- paper. Members of The PnrKa11 and The Refnorfer staff are, seated: Alice Ann Stafford, associate editor, advertising manager, proof reader, The Reporter, advertising sales manager, The Plll'Kd11j Don Jones, sports editor, advertising salesman, proof reader, The Rejlorfer, editor-in-chief, advertising salesman, The 1,dl'KHl1, Judy Kjellander, news editor, advertising salesman, The Rej1o1'fe1', associate editor, The Pdl'KH11j Marilyn Bishop, styles editor, The Reporier, assistant make-up editor, The ParKa11. Standing: Danny Kolb, business manager, The Rejnorfer, accountant, The PdI'Kdl1j Zane Todd, assistant sports editor, The Rejvorfer, sports editor, The PdI'Kdl7j joan Verschelden, feature and make-up editor, The Rej1orfe1', make-up and headline editor, The Pa1'K1u1, Vernon Schmid, editor-in-chief, The Rejuorfer, humorous cutline editor, The Pdl'Kt1l1, Craig Willianis, club news editor, The Repo1'1'er, associate sports editor, The Pdl'K6Il1j Jeanne Kramer, editorial editor, The Rejnorfer, assistant make-up editor, The PKIVKIZIIQ Mike Spurgeon, photographer, The Reporter and The ParKmz. I know thatys me . . . but itls still the prettiest picture. Itis hard to Cut yourself out of a picture. We W una' ov at home. Hurry up , . . hurry up . . . I don't care if I never get a Pulitzer Prize. This is just like :L puzzle I have Ever try to type with a east on your hand? TRU' -wg. ul I keep telling you not to draw moustnehes on the pictures. I x Yzckvf You're right, Miss Stafford, that is a funny story. Editor . . . SlI1L'llif0l' . . . I'm tired of this 18-hour day. I did it and Fm glad! Page Ififfy-fire I yuan. glffj .x Print Shop 4 fd K. P. P.S.- F.M. The only PM radio station operated by a junior college in Kansas, KPPS-PM is designed to train and give practical experience to students interested in radio broadcast- ing. Since its birtla, in 1960, the radio station lias designed its programming for discrim- inating ears and tried to broadcast only the best in music and educational programs. At times sportseasts also are featured. The station is operated entirely by students. KPPS-PM staff members shown above are, left to right, standing: Lillard Harris, Larry Peacock, Ruben Russell, Bill McAllister, Stella O'Connor, Norman Baxley, Gary Robinson, and Rick McGuire, station manager. Seated are -janie Price and April Hendrix. Mike Spurgeon, Mike Reed, Rick Pickens, and jim XVest also help operate the station. Page Ffffj'-Sf'l'l,lI PEP CLUB First 1'0WJ Left to right -- Linda Bolander, Judy Kjellzmder, Nancy Wall, Susie Schmid, Susie Jones. Sfcomzl row: Mrs. Vera Pearson, sponsor, Pat Miller, Cynthia Smith, Marsha Oakes, Judy Eager, Elaine Dringenberg, Jeanne Kramer, Sharon Kolb. Third row: Beth Mullinax, Pamela Paden, Nona Neises, Margaret Kelley, Verneta Pierce, Wanda Harvey, Loretta Martin. Fozzrfh row: Janice Beard, Marilyn Tarvin, Mary Lou Smith, Louita Burk, Carol Guyett, Lillian Simmons. Page liiffy-aight CHEERLEADERS Left fo rigbf: Linda Bolander, Susie Schmid, Susie Jones, Judy Kjellander. Sfamliug: Nancy Wall. .. ,.v' SUSIE JONES 9' ax 4-,ff LINDA BOLANDER JUDY KJELLANDER NANCY WALL SUSIE SCHMID Page Fifty-nine Sy posiasts Page Sixfy A new organization, the Symposiasts, joined the rostrum of Parsons Junior College this year. The group holds Weekly meetings to discuss various problems and ideas that concern the world and the nation, politically, socially, and religiously. Designed for stimulation of thought in the college student, the Symposiasts is an important part of college lifef' says Larry Wells, chairman. Seated left to right around the discussion table are: April Hendrix, Alice Stafford, Bruce Mc- Reynolds, XVilliam Fleming, Robert Fleming, Miss Dorothy Daniels, sponsor, James Thrasher, Vernon Schmid, Larry Wells, Ray Whincry, Kent Cooper, Ed Root, Rick Pickens. Other members have joined the club since this picture was taken. 43 R SP0 -3 Page Sivfgr-frm Back Row: Bob Taylor, Tom Zuzzio, Don Jones, Doug Jones, Jim Halla, Bill McAllister McArthur Hall Larry Peacock, Charles Davis, Coach Gene Schickel. Front Row: Ben Witty, Jim Forbes, John Carrig, Lillard Harris, Jim Nichols, Terrell Jackson Mike Callier Ruben Russell, Jack Crane, Jerry Gartin, Mike Johnston. At the time this yearbook went to press the Parsons Junior College Cardinals had a perfect record defeating all seventeen opponents played. Scores were as follows: 78 89 93 89 86 94 94 79 76 75 82 66 94 89 73 04 78 Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons Alumni Joplin, Mo. Hutchinson El Dorado Fr. Scott Chanute Miami, Okla. Coffeyville Independence Fr. Scott K. U. Frosh Independence Arkansas City El Dorado Joplin, Mo. Iola KU State Frosh It's foins, voinf, one! 5 ., Ev t History never was this rough. Look out, Witty, it's my turn to shoot! Boy, I knew she would be here. Oh, no you don't! Page Si.x'iy-fbrvc CARDINAL A 2 , g ' Jim,- ,,. 1 VI: ai A if , , f S A S RA A A A J TERRELL JACKSON JACK CRANE '3 if f A? f 3 , 1 li BEN WITTY V A A Q -2: A a f BOB TAYLOR in , , .URM JIM NICHOLS ' DON JONES f , fy ,, W, ff, Jn C LILLARD HARRIS BASKETBALL K ,M OACH GENE SCHICKEL - 54,1 V Jzmgggr 2 ' Q if f, w A - Z, .... f E i K if 4 'Q , '9 f 1 1+ 'Q 1 X 1 LARRY PEACOCK :w g V .. . L 2 ' D MCARTHUR HALL ,,,.,, an I :,. s .-V. 34,2 If .V 5 V-V-, ' L ,1,A.,:. f ,I 5 Q Z. ar avi 'Z J E3 CHARLES 1 m 4fam?M f DA ff f J .5 VIS JIM HALLA E JIM FORBES gf' ,f f MIKE CALLIER RUBIN RUSSELL f' .f x .1 1 f ff ,1 V, L . fi W 353 S N A P S O F G A M E S Larry Peacock makes his move against the loln Red Devils, who placed second in the ,Inyhnwlx tluco Sub-regional Tournament nt Fort Scott. xl i X if J This may look like offensive strategy, but it is really X .incl O N. The other group had 33'f fewer l Shout and jump about. Coach Sehickel and his Green Mountain boys Lillian and the girls mm ' Moment of Glory. 2 is X Sub-Regional Champions. Cardinal Brass. The G0'G0 Club- qg X Robert Smith, Coach Jim Huff, Middle Distance ,544 , , , YN Q 8 Charles Davis, Shot-put TRACK AND FIELD ,KWH 495: Coach Smith with Jim Allison Keith Sanders, Nate Ingram Three mainstays of the 1965 Parsons Junior College thinclads are: Chuck Atkinson Shot - put, 880-440 Jim Allison, and Keith Sanders. Sprints Page Sixfy-nina' Jim Allison, Javelin Cardinal Thinclacls Roy Thompson, f 19' gf.: L, .iffm M , -i-. - .. ' 4 i,,A,, 'wr ,,. Aff., 12-r Chuck Atkinson, Sprints Middlg Distance Tony Cllpuwv Sprints Richard Lawson, Sprints Rick Tucker, Discus George Johnson, Sprints, Jumps Page Sz'L c'l1iy Don Reel, Javelin Norris McGilbrny Hurdles, Relays fi 3 Jim West, Mile-run Bill McAllister Mile-run Ron Patchin Jim Nichols Don Jones L4 f'n:f '-1 Tom Verner I-larry AndC1'gsO'j MifCil Puckett Larry Nutt Golf cmd Tennis Golf Team, Back Row: Jack Crane, Tom Verner, Mitch Pueket, Don Jonesg Front Row: Larry Anderson, Jim Nichols, and Ron Patchin. Larry Nutt was absent when the picture was taken. Ray Lawrence Jack Crane Doug Moses Doug Jones and David Amos Page Scvenfy-one International Cl Bang et Dis' must be the place. l clon't know whutis in these glasses, hut Twenty-two per cent fewer cavities. it's good. This is an old Iranian custom. --v-.,,,g,1 What are you doing Sure is funny . . . watching all these people staring at us. after the dance tonight? ulsetys eat . . . Letis entw . . . tl1nt's all l ' - ever hear! Page Serefzfy-1'w0 All l ever do is set the cable! if if Q? Bi is 5 55 if lei we Q, ei E Q fs e ii E. , il iv as e 12 92 if S1 CI ei BOHEMIAN PARTY Man, I'm digging this bash! Shades of Fort Lauderdale. Take three steps and then turn and fire. I don,t know what you call it, I dOn,t Cue Whit thu dog b ' , '11 . . ' ' ', . I f , u 1 S sl Y dld to my pantsg Im wxth 1t. 9 Come on, eye make-up. honey, show them your Y The OHC OH thc 1Cff is ll SPY- Wfhnt Ll funny growth on your knee. Page St,'L'L'Ilfjl-f07L1 The Beatles? .Y A, Q L 1 sig ' if by 1 N-'w Honest! He was Hoi: big! There seemed to be a shortage of chairs in the classroom. I don't know who she is, but she looks sneaky. Are you sure this is the way all the girls pose for the annual? H .. ,, TNQ H Li He helps me with my home- work. It seems that I have to carry the weight of the world. Look at the camera, fella, the Camera. I.et's see now . . . this color goes in People always said this numbered space. I was built funny. Page Severziy-fiat' See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, do no evil! One! two, buckle your Shoe ' ' ' I Want you to meet my financial advisors. , 3 WWE ww 419- Q x 2 , i VL 1 Sf., f W . 'W 1 Z':?Qf,fN,:s,n,,, 'lW,,,,, V A - ' I like walking in soybeans! We still don't have enough pennies to buy socks. I tolcl you it wouldn't run! ff! ' , I . Tb Page St'l'f'IIf'1'-SIX Orff IOUCI1 mC 01' Ii!! - - ' Idiot! I know it isn't my ear! Sure do like to break legs. f Quiet! They,ll never know l'm here. The Limelighter! He smiles when he sleeps. I just can't see how that rope caught on fire. My arm's l book. l l The Thinker. xl, i You just Can't have your Two birds with one stone. stuck! doing- Sure, I know what lym Page Sz'L'wzfy-.u X According to my calcula- tions . . . . . This sure is n funny way to pose. XVlmt's that you said! WS. Y id' Certainly I wear contacts, Wfhy do you ask? Grrrrrrrrr! Out of my way! fi ,,.- '1 X x Joint meeting of the house. Committee on economic affairs. Heli! Heh! Heh! Pagv Smwzfj'-vigbzf Moment of sxlent prayer. ww.. ,L 1. Roger, ten-four. N' r Y The day after the night before. You mean you don,t know either! Fr' h Spell ig. First page ..... and I'm Already lost. lr 53.4 I got n down card? I think mine moved. M Boy, did I pedal fast! Q Burmese home-brew. Page Sm mfg'-zzifzr' Jolly Green Giant. XVhat's our hurrv? - Y I. Cuttmg Class agnm? Moe, Curley, Larry, and Joe. My fingers are all thumbs. Page Ifikgbfy Gary,s Counterfciting Shop. One-and-11 two-and-n. Forget 1t. Maybe we had better hide these extra parts. -1- .. t A x Cold floor, hot books. WHOA! If he were Ll gentleman, he would carry my books. Ann meets the press. Never used a typewriter like this efore. fi . p 4. , .,,, I . Y af , . M M Matt Dillon and his deputies. Mac is speechless for the first time. Smile, Chucky-poo. sa sfwfefli s sf' g K.. -P 1 X Brave, Courageous, and Bold. So you wanta see my paper? :Sim 1 :Xiu Let me in! Let me inli' ' 2 1 'K M Q, -me The Cardinals' theme. . s v.4..s.,. , , 'pgs K, X - ? X -X t t bt ,xg A 9, SE! gif 73? X Xknygi 3-gjg' ily i 'SS 1'i'ra 5'-iv ,- is 'Y . ,lb 3, X s 14? X xxirgitjk t.. Li X, x A a .,' i at Jani y 2' . A 1 if bs Iii ,Q W f 3 A Q. V T D, s ' ,,,.a uf 'E :Si rug: ' ' 1 April and her golden toe. Miss Smitlfs speech class. Page Eighty-one an ses W NEW PERSONNEL SECOND SEMESTER Page Eiglnfj'-flea 6.1 New members of the Student Government organization and radio and journalism classes second semester are shown in the above snapshots. .5 V W ,J mm H In ,MM , 'MM We R s A l3c1rKC1n Ball ff' Y As King and Queen, David Brenner and Anita Jones Qabovej reigned over the ParKan Ball on February 12. Boy attendants were Doug Jones and Rick Tuckerg girl attend- ants were Marcin Morris and Molly McCormick. Page Eigbiy-ifarvcf 'Q Candid Snap Shots fa- ,,A 4 , H 'W,. V Baum' .ru 'UL' I ,.,,,,L +-. Q. Cf Teachers KRW Santa Claus Ball Clptfrin Kangaroo is my favorite, too! f J What a strange old man! f , , . , , , Sir Bruce and the ladies of the Round Thls ccrtamly IS an mtrxgumg story. Tqble Stupid gun! Z O.K .... O.K .... C'mon, fella, F11 teach you how to play. WRX hcre's your old letter opener. Now, I'11 much up your rouge, Pagv Ejgbfj'-Sl'Z'l'77 The Copacabana is proud to present . . . W'ho plugged up my sax? The Songbird of S.E.K. Play it . . . I cnn,t even figure out what it is. When does the dancing start? Swinging, SW11YinS Sound of ' ' - Vve worked as n doorbell off and on for ll long time. .I ji' 'fl 2 f fi, ' Zi, I f fx A 'ff- ft '3- . f 5 Qi of it , And now for Ll selection from the ul,JL'lVLll'iL1l1 Rhap- sody. Page liigbiy-eigbi '53 AQ' How come the tall guy always gets the toy saxophone? l've counted these keys seventeen times and I still nm one short. Ss.. Whoooeec, what Ll party! Wotlltl you like to buy a pamphlet? How do you do? My name's No- vember. Chief Executive in charge of Engineering Maintenance. Well, if the rest of the party would just get here. XVe have been guarding these for years. O.K. l1ere's your half! last? I wonder l'1 0 w much longer this will Page lljgbfj'-llilll, Firsi Row, Righl XVilhur Bolnnder, A.A., B.S., Aufo Mechanics Ephner Bowin, B.S., M.S., Business Etlncafion Pauline Bracken, B.S., H ealfh, W0l71C11,X Physical lizliicafion Billy Harris, B.S., M.S., Guidance Not Shown S I-:ZXCI LJ L- I Y Secona' Row, Above, Right Tbinll RUW, Right Dorothy Daniels, B.S., M.S., Social Sciences G. Kenneth Epp, B.A., MS., Mafhclnaficx Charles Foiles, B.A., M.S., Chemistry Below C. H. Franklin, BS., M.E., Psychology, Philosophy Ralph Gaier, B.S., M.S., Biological Science Eugenia Harrison, B.S., A.B., B.S., in Education, M.A., English, Ionrnalism., Rarlio Don L. jackson, B.S., in Education, Machine Shoji Max Schiefelbusch, B.S., M.S., Social Sciences Norma Seaton, B.S., M.A., Vocal Music Margaret Smith, A.B., M.A., Dean of Wfomen, Speech Robert Smith, B.S., M.S., Men's Physical Erlncation Fourth Row, Donald Staten, B.S., MS., Ari, French Albert Thompson, B.M.E., Instrumental Music Florence Toedman, B.S., M.S., Library Joseph Vacca, B.S., Wrnodwork Right Page Ninety u Firxf Row, Rzqfvf Kenneth Knox, B.A., MS., A ltIf!N'lIlrIffC'X, Pb-ysirs Paul KOIUQIIT, BS., MS., 1ll1fIlXfVilII A Vfx Svfozzzf Ron W'nllnce Newell, BS., Crujrfziz' AVIS Vern Pearson, BS., NLS., Blzsilzrxx liffzznlfiolz Myles Pember, BS., M.A., I5lIgIiXl? Gene Selmiekcl, A.A., BS., Baxkvffuzll I:arI-Can rorwmoters Q , Tom Verner editor of 1 The Reporterl' for the first semester last year, served as an advertising salesman on The ParKan for the second semester this year. ABSTRACT COMPANIES LOCKE ABSTRACT CO., INC. .EI'16, Kansas Marjorie Howard, Mgr. AIR CONDITIONING CRANE SHEET METAL, INC. Heating - Air Conditioning 40S X. Central, GA I-3171: APPLIANCE DEALERS ED WILLIAMSON STORES, INC Two Stores ol' Value Parsons and Oswego, Kansas AUTO AGENCIES PARSONS NEW CAR DEALERS THOMAS MOTORS Parsons, Kansas See Us for Clean Cars Page Ninety-two Rick Pickens, public re- lations director for MThe Re- porterv the second semester this year, also becnne a mem- ber of The ParKztnn adver- tising sales force the second semester. PzzrKa1z business staff members, chosen early this year, include: Danny Kolb, accountantg Gary Robinson, sales- mang Alice Stafford, sales managerg Vicki Riggs, sales- womang April Hendrix, office records manager, and Don Jones, salesman. AUTOMOTIVE, ELECTRICAL E1 MARINE ERVIN AUTO Cr MARINE SERVICE Iflle-vii-iv Motor Service M Genuine Parts 2122 Main, Parsons, Kansas AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES HASKETT G' PEDLAR AUTOMOTIVE SUP. The One-Stop Store for All Your Automotive Needs MOTOR SUPPLY 21.6 North Central SPOONER AUTO TRIM 115111 ilrainl, GA 1-2770 t'us1o1n Auto I,'pho1s1erinp,' Our Sp0riaIty BAKERIES DO-NUT SHOPPE 1117 North Central Parsons, Kansas TEMPTER BAKERY Quality that Conipetes with Home Cooking' 1705 Main BANKS Er LOAN COMPANIES FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Er LOAN ASS'N. IIA 1-3500 One of An1eri1'a's Insured Finanf-ial Institutions PARSONS CLEARING HOUSE ASS'N. THE Commicncmr. naxiq THE FIRST NATILINAI. RANK THE PARSONS STATL: UANK THE PEOPLES BUILDING Cr LOAN ASS'N. 1817 Main. GA 1-41500 Insured Savings BOTTLING COMPANIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. The Pause That Iief1'esIiees Ilnlenellrlenee, Kansas PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. For Those VVho Think Young tioffeyville, Kansas U CABINET MAKERS MILKS BROS. CABINET SHOP Iforniiva Une of Southeast Kansas' Largest Stocks ParKan Promoters CAFES BUSH'S CAFE 200 N. Central, GA 1-0677 Fried Chicken lllvery Day GOLDEN DRUMSTICK l'an-Fried Chicken and Choive Steaks Townsman Motel on Highway 50 JOHN Cr VERA'S CAFES -VVQICHIIIQ1 All .Iuc-o Students Parsons and Bernic-e, Oklahoma CANDY COMPANIES COKER CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Parsons, Kansas CLOTH I NG STORES CO DA DE ANDERSON'S MEN'S WEAR A Quarter Century of Fine Clothes 1825 Main, Parsons, Kansas LAMBERT-DUFFY-MELONE, INC. 1814 Main Quality Clothes for Men - VVon1en - Boys NICHOLS' MEN'S, WOMEN'S G' BOYS' WEAR 80 ' 1 4 Main Home of Botany Brands STEPHENS' WOMEN'S WEAR 113 South 18th It Pays to Shop Stephens' First LD STORAGES PARSONS COLD STORAGE 2021 tlaliriol GA 1-4100 IRY PRODUCTS A Cr W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN 3330 Nlain GA 1-2100 DAIRY PALACE 31,20 Main GA 1,-6460 A 1 y The Sign of the Flashing tom: DARI-ACE 1500 Main i Sandwit-hes - Drinks MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 2012 llelmont GA I-1300 WILLSON'S DAIRY FOODS Servin,s,' the People of Parsons for 00 Years ZESTO 1301 Main Parsons, Kansas PARTMENT STORES JL PENNEY CO. 1120 Main Parsons, Kansas MONTGOMERY WARD Parsons' Largest k Most Complete Dept. Store - 1800 Main - GA 1-4450 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS DON DIVINE'SY Q I'?lllI,0IlS For I1l'lt!tI CI'l1L'Iit'll'I 10th and Main DR UG STORES STEWART PHARMACY Your Rexall Store GA 1-1150, 1712 Main ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WHITE ELECTRIC CO. Light Fixtures and Supplies 2515 Main - Phone GA 1-6330 ENGRAVING COMPANIES THE SUN ENGRAVING CO. 1S1S Broadway - GA 1-6200 FLORISTS HYDE'S FLOWERS Flowers for All th-Caslon 2000 Corning RANDALL'S FLOWER SHOP 710 N. 26th, GA 1-0490 XVe Grow the Flowers WVe Sell FUNERAL DIRECTORS BLOSSOM FUNERAL HOME 2300 Main - GA 1-5600 CARSON 6' SONS' FUNERAL HOME 11528 Broadway -- GA 1-1200 FURNITURE STORES CHAS. KINZIE, A. I. D. Kinzie Interior Furnishings 1707 Main, Parsons, Kansas SENGPIEHL FURNITURE COMPANY 1906 Main Lane Cedar Chests GAS G SERVICE STATIONS GRAY'S STANDARD SERVICE S2031 Main f KIA l-0731 Parsons, Kansas G-REENFEATHER'S DX SERVICE Ifyiitl Main - 41.-X 1-IWW Goodyear Tires K Batteries MODICA fr HAM CONOCO 1710 Broadway Complete Auto Service GIFT SHOPS HARRIS CHINA G' GIFT SHOP 2 9 1 ' 1 131- Main GA 1-15,60 Complete Bridal Registry GLASS COMPANIES PARSONS GLASS COMPANY 212 N. Central Glass for All Purposes GROCERIES BELMONT IGA ll:-d Carpet Service for the Lady VVho Pushes the Cart BENJAMIN GROCERY 22320 Main, GA 1-4660 Finest Quality Foods OLSON'S SUPER MARKET One Stop Shopping Center SAVE TIME - SAVE MONEY HARDWARE STORES ALDERMAN'S ACE HARDWARE Hardware and Lawn Center 1817 Washington - GA 1-2210 CROOKS AND HART 2031 Main, GA 1-2480 Hardware -- Plumbing Supplies SCALETTY HARDWARE 8 SHEET METAL Your Authorized Coleman Dealer America's Only Bonded Linel' WEAST HARDWARE 2126 Main lGve1'ythir1g ln Hardware' INSURANCE C1 REAL ESTATE AGENCIES ABSHIER REAL ESTATE fr INSURANCE 117 N, Central, Parsons, Kansas Home Security - Insured Safety BAUMGARDNER G- SEATON AGENCY 'l'he lnsuranc-e Center' 2510 Main, Parsons, Kansas TOM CRAWSHAW l2.M.A. Life - Hospital - Group Box 726 - GA 1-5150 BILL DEARTH INSURANCE, INC. 1Vm. A. Dearth Y VV, IG. Seeley, Jr. REYNOLDS Cr HUGHES Insurance and Real Estate 1823 Main TRAMMELL Cr BELLAH, Real Est. Cr Ins. 121 N. Central, Parsons, Kansas HA 1-3030 JEWELRY STORES NEWFIELD JEWELERS 1827 Main Artcarve4l 1Yedding Rings PFEIFFER'S JEWELRY ISIII Blain Jewelers Since 1873 LAUNDRIES HOME SERVICE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 1.11 1-4050 Parsons, 2100 Main Page Ninety-fb1'fff LAW FIRMS GLENN JONES 1712 Broadway Attorney-at-Law JOHN B. MARKHAM 1904 Broadway Attorney-at-Law LUMBER COMPANIES HOME LUMBER G' SUPPLY CO. 1706 Washington GA 1-3850 O. E. WOODS LUMBER COMPANY 21st lk Washington. GA 1-21150 ParKan Promoters PAINT SEWALL COLOR CENTER 18709 Ilrozirlwziy, GA 1-2520 4'rIinpIete Paint 8: WVallpaper Supplies PHOTOGRAPHERS LEON CROOKS, Master of Photography Parsons Ulclest listalilisln-ll Studio: S.lfI.K.'s Most Complete 1'liotograpl1y Center PLATTER'S PHOTOGRAPHY SHOP 1 S20 Main J'1V9I'Yll1ll1fL' Photogra phien Serving Labette County for 'Over 70 Years' MANUFACTURERS ANKORTITE PRODUCTS, INC. 1900 Wilsoln -- GA 1-3000 Parsons. Kansas MOBILFREEZE CO., INC. Refrigerated Truck Bodies Box 691 - Parsons, Kansas TOM BRODERICK CO., INC. 2400 Broadway, GA 1-4070 Girls' Athletic Togs STEVIE TOGS Cr FRED RONALD M Manufacturers of Boys' Clothing Just Like Dad's for Little Lads MEAT PACKING 6' PROCESSING BARNES BETTER BEEF MOTELS SPRAGUE MOTEL C1 OIL CO. East Main - Parsons OFFICE EQUIPMENT FRAME OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1815 Main Everything for the Office McCARTY OFFICE MACHINES 3021 Main, GA 1-5530 SCM, Addo-X, Hermes ORGANIZATIONS Y.M.C.A. 2000 Broadway. Q W VVon't You Join I s. Y.W.C.A. 1714 Corning The Y.W.C.A. Belongs to You PLUMBING AND HEATING A-A-A PLUMBING G' HEATING 301 Katy H GA 1-5040 Repair VVork Our Specialty OWENS PLUMBING 5' HEATING 2112 Main 7 GA 1-2840 Albert Owens PRESCRIPTION SHOPS FG. CO. BRENNER PRESCRIPTIONS 1519 Main, GA 1-4950 Drive-ln 24-Hour Service PRINTING COMPANIES BURNETTE PRINTING COMPANY 1811 Ilroaulway, GA 1-2890 Printers and Stationers CARPENTER PRESS, OSWEGO Phone 795-4413 Printing - Publishing - Office Supplies PUBLISHING COMPANIES PARSONS NEWS 1927 Blain Southeast Kansas, Largest Week1y PARSONS SUN RADIO STATIONS KLKC RADIO 1540 on Your Dial RECORD SHOPS NEWKIRK'S RECORD SHOP Er 1.827 Iiiwzirlwziy ARCADE l1a1'g1-st Se-Iertion in SICK I SHOE STORES JAMES SHOE STORE 1809 Main A GA 1-6940 For Feats Sake, Put Yourself MILLER'S SHOES 1816 Main, GA 1-1590 Florsheim Shoes SPORTING GOODS CONNELY ROD G' GUN SHOP 1928 Blain GA 1-5110 HARRY EDWARDS SPORTING 1.813 Main lt Pays to Play OWEN'S SPORTING GOODS 1.1Ith M Ilzinge Line, MA -I-1i6SNl Joplin, Missouri STOCKYARDS PARSONS STOCKYARDS CO. 1720 N. lilvd. - GA 1-1280 The Friendly Market SUNDRIES L Cr N SUNDRIES 410 N. 20th Owned and Operated by Aggie TELEVISION AND REPAIR ln Our Shf e GOODS Finley KOCH'S RADIO Cr TV SERVICE 2527 Main Service on All Makes VETERINARIANS CRISPELL VETERINARY HOSPITAL RFB- 1 - GA 1-1600 Parsons, Kansas M. D. MORRIS, VETERINARIAN 1Parsruns Animal Hospitalj 3610 Main 4 GA 1-2220 Pictures were taken by Leon Crooks' Studio, Platters, Photography, Kent Cunningham of The Parsons Sun, Mike Spurgeon, Jim West, and Norman Baxley. The Sun Engraving Company made the cuts, and the Carpenter Press of Oswego printed and bound The ParKan. Mr. Don Staten advised the staff on art problems and drew the original design for the Cardinal that appears on the cover. ParKan,' supporters also helped make the yearbook possible. Dean Charles E. Thiebaud helped with his insp'ration and delivery of the copy and cuts to the printer. Page Nimfzfy-fozuf l r 5 4 E 1 p E x w L r --- HVV--Y-------Y-----iw--Y--vw--------.-- 4.