Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

-U C CJ Q-co:3'UD-' CCT ow P0 The IQO uParKan :J--I nJ3-1-Cf3L- CU 3w--- C7 nn- UJCDUDUD we vQ's5fU P t'+'COCJ DD CDH' 3300 UC c... u:r+-' 'TCD-'IC OCD Parsons, Kansas Page Two e dike , im Our 1967 PARKAN IS dtditat- ed to the new and expanded de- partments on campus. Addition of Drama and Sewing Departments and expansion of Music to a full- time department exemplifies the air of development that surrounds K LCJC this year. fm W -.N ij , ., fmy Jream are 5 5 Afferfhp 1?ea,zgf.7 Although stars have for ages symbolized success and lofty aspirations, these illusive celestial gems that still escape the expanding power of man have lost none of their power to inspire ideas and deeds. Oun 1967 PARKAN theme was selected because of this symbolic connotation. Certainly, hard working imaginative stu- dents 'have set the mood this year with their accomplishments and dreams. Individually and in groups, many students have, by sheer hard work and some luck, brushed the glitter from the rays of success. These radiant moments accompanied the successful presentation of each concert and play, the coronation of each queen, the distribution of grades, and, for the yearbook staff, the com- pletion of this, your 1967 PARKAN. Aiming for the future, students, faculty, and trustees have united to promote a new campus. Enthusiasm, unfelt before, was generated by this new purpose as plans were proposed, argued, and defended. With these thoughts in mind, we have assembled this yearbook to reflect the feeling of 1967. We hope this PARKAN will become a symbol of your edu- cational experiences, and that the successes of 1967 will become the inspiration that helps change present dreams into future reality. -The Editor 96.7 fewer- fanef fifefvffmz llllltEIlt5 Dedication Board of Trustees Administration Sophomores Freshmen Activities Royalty Honor Roll Sports Snaps Faculty Boosters Index Page 2 4 5 7 27 37 49 62 65 75 89 92 95 Page Three Page Four Maurice Wyckoff LaMar Davis Harold Rohmiller Edward Seward The Board of Trustees and the President are: Mr. Hugh Charles, Mr. Edward Seward, vice- chairmang Mr. Walter Crawford, treasurerg Mr. Paul Bolandcr, clerkg Mr. Harold Rohmiller, chairmang Mr. Maurice Wyckoff, Mr. John Schmokerg Mr. LaMar Davis, and Mr. Charles E. Thiebaud, president. Paul Bolander Hugh Charlbs John Sehrnokcr Walter Crawford ADMINI TRATION President Charles C. Thiebiud is one of the busiest men on campus. Among other things he is actively engaged in keeping the present system running smoothly while he makes plans for a new' LCJC campus. President Charles E. Thiebaud Page F iw' I Page Six MR. BILL POUNDS, Registrar MR. ELDON HUFFMAN, Student Counselor MRS. PAULINE BRACKEN Girls, Counselor These vital staff members spend many hours working with students on enrollment, schedules, and extracurricular problems. The creation of these new offices is another step in the ever- advancing progress of our college. . lv y SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President W, ,,, Carolyn Dixon Vice-president ,,,, , ., Terry Hatfield Scerctzzry-treasurer ,,, Cheryl Cantrell -M-M-we- 'W ,, , S -----M sa er X .,ff'f Page Seven RAYMOND BAUGHER Parsons AgI'fl'IlIfIlVt' FANNIE D. BEARD fBoHw1zj 'tSwcat Pea Parsons Pxyffnology Pep Club ,66-,67 Young Democrats '66-'67 Drama Club '66-,67 Choir '65-'67 Band '66 Anna Lucastan '66 STEPHEN JOE AUMAN crow Parsons Draffing ROBERT Bob Chetopa Dl'llffi71g Page Eight BARNES JAY L. BAIRD Oops Parsons Auwmlzflcal E7'1gll7lUll'Ig Basketball 1.5 Honor Roll Young Democrats Red Sh1rts TIM BAZE Parsons Business HARLAN BOOR McCunc CINDY BRACKEN fB0ifon1j Parsons Nursing Band '66 GARY R. BILLIONIS Pittsburg Physical Erlucafion Track Soccer MICHEAL BREWER Miken Parsons Business Aehninislrafion if I f -1 . ,ff .Z W DEANE ANN BGLICK rwn UDCCU Cherokee Law Banxl '66-'67 Choir '67 RAHIIVI BORHANI Shivaz, Iran Arc'l1itc'c't11re International Club '66-'67 International Club President '67 Soccer Page N ine LOGAN CARL BROWN 'tKid from Big OU Osawatomie flt'COTlf7lfi7'lg Basketball ,65-,663 '66-,67 Intramural Spring Soft Ball '65-'66 JANE CAMPBELL Janie Parsons Businexx Pep Club '65 Page Ten CHARLES E. BUBB Charlie Parsons Arclaitecfure Rvjmrtcfr '66-'67 ParKan '66-,67 JAMES LEROY BUSH, JR. Butch Parsons Recreation, Biological Science Basketball ,65-,663 '66-'67 Tennis '66-'67 PLIVKIIIY Advertising '65-'66 CHERYL CANTRELL fI301'1'omJ Parsons liqfxilzvxs Iizl11c'ufio11 Secretary freshman class ,66 Secretary-treasurer sophomore class ,67 JOSEPH GARY CAMPBELL, JR. Parsons Azztonzofiue Tvcfalzology Captain Soccer Team 66 67 RUSSELL L. CARTER, AIR. LARRY A, CASTLE R.L. Parsons MICHAEL SCOTT COLE fB0fz'0mj Chetopa Bzzsiwss Eflufation Band '66, '67 Thayer General Education DONALD L. CONLEY UDOHN Parsons Religious and Rvcrcatiozz lizlzzcuiimz College Y ,66-,67 Young Democrats ,66-'67 Vice-president Young Democrats Choir '66-,67 fpublicity Chairman, Announcerj Drama Club '66-'67 Radio Club Station Manager KPPS-FM Cardinal Showcase Vice-president Student Government Band '65-,67 BARBARA COLE Parsons EICIl1ClIf6l7 j' Ezfzzcafion Newman Club '66 Band '67 JUDITH ANN COOMES K!Jude7, St. Paul Page Eleven ANITA SUE DICKASON Parsons Sr'eomia1'y Et!1iCllIfi0lZ Pep Club '66-'67 Vice-president College YU ,67 PARKAN advertising manager REPORTER advertising manager CAROLYN M. DIXON fliigfalfj Parsons Elelfzeiatalfy Eiizicaiion International Club '65-'66 President sophomore class '66-,67 Student Government Honor Roll ,66 Page Twelve STEVEN COON cwfo Parsons Mechanical E71gil1f'C'I'i71g and Business Edzaicazfirm Symposiasts 365-'66 Young Republicans '66-'67 International Club '65-'66g '66-'67 Drama Club ,66-'67 Student Government '66-,67 STEPHEN COOPER Steven Parsons Tea flying Young Democrats '6 5366 Soccer ,6 6 Intramural Basketball ,6 S -'66g '66-'67 DoRoTHY JEAN DENNIS fLf'ffJ Dotty Parsons Elelfzriaialfy Eff zzt' ation Secretary Pep Club '65-'66 President Pep Club ,66-,67 CAROLYN DERIXIOVISPI Parsons s 3 KEN NETH DALE DOYLE Parsons Law ALLEN EICHHORN flzigbfy Ike Pittsburg Fhysinzl Ezlzzcafifm Soccer '66-,67 Intramural Basketball Spring Soft Ball JUDY JoLENE EICHHORN ujudyn Altamont Nursing JAMES M. ELLIS Uiigbfj jim Parsons Engineering Red Shirt Club '66-,67 ROBERT D. EVANS flfffl .. Demo Clmctopa K Animal Hzlsbamlvy MICHAEL FARRAN Parsons Page Thirteen ESTHER LOUISE FERGUSON GARRY FRAZEE xzL0u3: Parsons Elementary Education College Y '65-'66 Young Democrats ,66-'67 Columbus Agriculture BRENDA GRIMMETT JOLENE GARTNER .qodyv Altamont Airline Reservation Pep Club '65-'66g '66-'67 Cheerleader '65-'66g '66-'67 Young Democrats '65-'66g ,66-,67 Page Fourteen Parsons Accountzng PARKUAN 165,66 STEPHEN GARDNER KTOPJ Parsons Nlaffaenzatics Secretary-treasurer Circle K ,66-'67 LARRY GUDDE Lar Parsons Engineering International Club '65-'66g ,66-'67 Drama Club ,66-'67 HOXVI-XRD L. HANDSHY Wow Parsons Aftlfl7!'lIIlllliCS Circle KU ,66-'67 S'l liVI2 I-IEISKELL P, XV.', Parsons Crmvbifzg GORDON HANNY XVILLIAM HATFIELD '1Gord0 Q'Tcrry Parsons Q Parsons Inrluxfrizzl Arts Law REPORTER editor '65-'66 President Young Democrats '66-'67 Vice-president sophomore class NICHOLAS V. HEIT l!NiCk'!3 Parsons Afcounting Intramural Basketball KIANICE LOUISE HELLWIG Parsons I5lr'111c11fary Education Page Fiffvwz JOYCE MARIE HELLWIG ujoyss Parsons Elemcntary Eclnfaiion DAVID ALLEN HORNBACK fB0ttomQ l'.QDaVC3l Parsons Fl0l'fL'Il1I'Ill'L' JUDITH HERNDON ujudyu Parsons Secrc'tm'ial Practice ,IUDITH ANN HOSTETLER nludyu Parsons Psychology Treasurer Pep Club '65-'66 Pep Club '66-'67 ELAINE HINES Erie Speech Treasurer Drama Club '66-'67 Anna Lucasta CAROL HUDSON Parsons Secretarial Training Pep Club '65-'66g '66-'67 Page Sixteen BILL L. JACK lQBi117! Altamont MAX JACOB, JR. Markvfing Parsons Pbarnmcy ROBERT L. KLINGSPORN fBo1fi0111j Monett, Missouri liflncniion MARTHA KAY JACOB Parsons Scfrcfumzl TVdlHI71g RAY D JONES 1 Mound Valley Education MARY M. KELLEY J Choir '62-,63 Parsons Blnd ,62-'63g '66-'67 Nursing College Y '66-'67 Vice-president Pep Club '66-,67 Page SU1!L'l'lfL't'll PAUL E. LAFORGE Paul Parsons BIl.Yjl7l'SX and E11gi114'w'i11g Basketball ,es-'eag '66-'67 Golf '65-'66 Young Democrats '65-,66g ,66-'67 WARREN L. LARSON fliiglytj Mike Parsons Pbarvlmcy Band '65-'67 Drama Club '66-,67 International Club '65-'67 PEGGY ANNE LINDLEY Parsons Elwfzcfztary Erlucafion Pep Club '65-'66g '66-'67 Honor Roll '65-'66 Cheerleader '65-'66g '66-'67 Harvest Ball Queen '65 Publications Staff ,65-,66 Symposiasts '65-'66 SUSAN LOUISE MARCHBANKS fliigbtj Susie', ' Oswego Business Education Page Eiglatccn -gi-x ?XR 's,AY TONY MARIANO 'lThe Long Island Flash Garden City South, New York Symposiasts '65-'66 Newman Club Intramural Basketball Soft Ball MICHAEL K. MAY Parsons Social Scief1c'es Young Republicans '66 ALAN L. MILLER cufw Parsons Agl'iCIlIf1H'C' jfs NICE, MILLER Parsons Afrlimf llosjrifalily Newman CIub '65 Drama Club ,66 JUDITH MONROE ct-Iucqlyi! Parsons Rc'c '1'flfi011al Tfxrajry Pep Club Cheerleader ,65-'66 Student Government representntrve Symposinsts '65-'66 Prom Attendant '66 LYNN MONROE fRigblj Parsons Hixfory freshvn ' n DAVID MINTON Parsons Business ELAINE MONROE Oswego Secretarial Training Page Nineteen JANET MCMUNN ujanss Parsons Home Economics Vice-president College Y '65-'66 President College Y '66-'67 International Club '65-'66g '66-,67 REPORTER Staff '65-,66 Associate editor REPORTER '66-'67 EtlitO1' IJARKAN ,65-,665 '66-'67 Young Republicans '66 4.0 Honor Roll '66 LYLLIS IIAYE NEWBANKS fB0z'fomj Faye,' Oswego IfIw11w1fu1'y Eclucutiolz LINDA MORRIS Parsons DONNA MARIE NEWTON Parsons Business International Club ,6S-'66g '66-'67 Secretary-treasurer International Club Social Chairman Newman Club '65-,66 Page Twenty CLI NT EARL McCOLM McCune A cc'ouf1f111g PHYLLIS KAYE NEXWBANKS uliayei' Os wcgo Elt'I114'lIft1l'y Etlllftlfftlll MARY JANE PEARSON C T010 Parsons, Kansas Sl'L'0l1lllll'j! English Student Government '65-,GG XI 'XRTIN PRUITT Spot Parsons Dwzffilzg CRYSTAL JO PONTIOUS Parsons Iilcmcntary Education Pep Club '65-'66g '66-'67 Band ,65-,66g '66-'67 Basketball Queen Candidzte '65 3.5 Honor Roll ,65-,66 JANICE RIDEN Parsons 12Ic'111c'11tary EtlllL'6llliOl1 Drama Club Cheerleader Pep Club Young Democrats RITA RAYMOND Parsons Psyclaology Newman Club '6 S-'66 Young Democrats '66- '67 DOUGLAS K. RIKE flhzftomj Doug Parsons M zzsic Band Choir Circle KU Page Twenty-om DAVID SALISBURY Dave Butler, Mnssourl Drafting Intramural Basketball JACKIE EUGENE ROBINSON KTOPJ Parsons Drafting TED SCHMID Congo Parsons Recreation Page Twcntyftwo DAVID W. SCI-IMIDT Parsons Social Science Teaclaing SHARON SANDERS Oswego Src z'c' tarial Education Band '65 EDWARD B. SCHMIDT, JR uEds! Oswego Social Science JAMES H. SCHMITZ Oswego Art Education NONA JEAN SHANE N0nie Parsons Elcvucutary Education Choir' '65-'66g ,66-'67 Library '66-,67 Cardinal Showcase '65-'66 Drama HOWARD SEARS MCCune Psychology Basketball ,65-,66g '66-'67 Young Republicans ,66-'67 DALE SEWARD Red Parsons Mathematics Drama Club '66-'67 Anna Lucastav Student Government '66-'67 BOBBIE L. SHEA fB0ff01'lfLj Parsons Business Reporter NASSER SHARAFEDDIN Nicky,' Tehran, Iran Cilril Eugiuccriiig International Club Soccer Page Twenty-three BRENDA WOODS SMITH rarsons Business Young Democrats N EVELYN LADEANE SMITH Parsons Business Education Drama Club ,66-'67 Stella in Anna Lucasta' FRANK R. STEVENSON Franky', KAY STEELE Parsons St. Marys Psyvlwlvgy Business or Commerce Band Symposiasts Secretary '65-'66 Ch0iI' Page Twenty-four RONALD K. SPRIGGS Ron Parsons Maihenzatics Student Government '65-'66 Student Government President '66-'67 College Y '65-'66 Young Democrats '65-'66g '66-,67 NORMAN R. STICE fB0f!01nj Norm,' Oswego Physical Education lntramural Basketball Championship Team '66 ,ww BETTY CHERYL TACKETT Parsons Elementary Education Treasurer freshman class '65-'6 Pep Club '65-'66 Symposiasts '65-'66 International Club '65-,66 Student Government Secretary '66-'67 l Honor Roll '65-'66 LORETTA TAUBE QlToby3! 6 Parsons Home Economics Pep Club ,65-'66 PATSY UNDERWOOD Pat Parsons N ursmg 5 CHARLES TREADWAY tlCl1LlCk,, Parsons Rmrrcation Soccer ,66 Young Democrats '65, '66 Intramural Basketball '65-'66g '66-,67 MARY ALLEAN THOMAS 5710111 Lean Parsons Nursing Pep Club '66-'67 Drama Club ,66-'67 Young Democrats ,66-'67 Choir '66-'67 Anna Lucastal' Member of the Wfedding' YASUSHI XVAKITA Wfakoll Chiba, Japan Azzfonmfirz' Tll't'lIllOlllgJ' lnternztlonal Club ,6S-,66 Cl10l1' '65-,66 Page T'lUf'71fJf-ffl't WILLIS WEST CT0111 Willie Blue Mound RALPH G. WHITE Parsons M u fl7C'11I!lI'iCX Page Twenty-six MARY ANN WHEELER Eric liIr'n1r'11tary Educafion REPORTER Staff '65-'66 4.0 Honor Roll '65 3.5 Honor Roll '66 SUE WINCHELL Parsons Ari Young Republicans '66-'67 Pep Club '66-'67 Secretary- treasurer College Y '66-'67 VERNICE BARBARA WHITTLEY Dennis Social Work - State Training School Volunteer january '65g May '65 ' HASSAN YEKTAFAR flioffomj Tclicran, Iran International Club 1 I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Ji President , --- Gary Reynolds 4: . Vice-president WM. -CS Ron Allison ' Secretary-treasurer ,,, -- Chris Steinmitz .- 5 Y Page Twenty-.ww Il M.-'J' Row Tbru, Harry Beggerly Don Benedwt Syndee Berman Elnora Bevan Row Four Don Bllckburn John L. Bla1r Dan Blankenslnp if af S Row Om' Leon E. Allen Ron Allison Mary Jo Alvarez Janice Anderson Elizabeth Aronlmlt Row Two Connie Rutll Baldwin Ivan Barnett Randy Bayless Eudora Becker Bob Booker Row Fire Maurice W. Booker B111 Bowman Ehzabetli June Boyer Sandy Boyle Donald Brooks Q.. Page T1uv11!y-eight Row Om' Bill Brown QSophomorej Dana Brown Teddy Gene Brown Kenneth R. Bryant Jim Burke Row Two Phillip Butts Gerald Caldwell Carol Sue Carnahan Steve E. Carter Row Tlarcc Dale Cauthon William Chapman Thomas Edwin Circle Karl Lynn Cooper Row Four Steve Cox Sherri Dean Candace M. Denney Catherine Depce Row Ivuc Bob Dernovish Jerry Dhooghe Marsha Dick Kay Diediker Roger A. Duroni Page T'llf'L'lIfy-lljllt' 'van-........A www Row Tfmu' Cirrol LaVon Flowers Nancy Foster Lyn liulelier jeff Fuller Row Ifozzr Alan Fulton Duke Ggiisei' David George Maxine Goodnight Row Ifizv Floyd Guinn Dale Humblin Helen Harlow Rutli Harris Larry Hirwool Row Om' Nancy Heck Mary Hedges Ann Henningsen Susan Hett Row Two Clmrles Hiatt Carol llownrd Marlene -Iohnston Mike Keal john Kelley ,MY '1 'f,'Lf Row Tbrvc Susan Kliewer Sally Kyle Huey M. Long Sammy Lopp Row lfou 1' Roberta Ann Lusebrink Elaine Maberry Paul Marquardt Anne Martin Row IIZL Rebecea N1.11I11'11C David Maueisberger Ronald Meier .f David L. Miller Marilyn Kay Morris QI' me Page Tbil'f,j'-1711 3-we R ow Om' Carol Ann Morrissey Antonio Munoz David XV. Myers Joe MeAtec Row Two Billy MeCurry Larry Nnecurnte Clurles Nash Melvin I.. Nelson Nobu Olibn gp...-.... Q'-lvlnu gr Tluirfy- Iwo jvfbf Rmb Tfmf Gary Oler Kieliird L. Overmnn Bill Owens Susan Owens Row lfoni' Dinny Pgirlett met Patrick 5hu0n Phillips Gene Pontious Row l iz'z' line Pruitt ime Redman Steve Reed Guy Reynolds Mike Richardson Q-'fl' Row Tbrcc' Robert Smnh Trmette Staten Anna Chrxs t1ne Stc1nm1tZ Ron Stevens Row Your Peggy Sue Stevenson Larry Stewart Rebecca Lou Stice Susan Stice Row Five Lynn Stringer Robert L. Swank jr Mark F. Switlik Ronald Dean Tnllman David Tarvin 4 f ' Row Three Zane H. Tullis joanie Turner Lonnie Vance Twila Annette Vaneli Richard Vaughn Row Four Bob V elander Alice Lee Waring Carolyn Washburn Rodney Westlloff Row Fifuc' Margaret T. Witty Nancy Womeldorff Gary Woolard Kenneth Wright V-Q. WY Row Ona' Alanice Taylor Mary Thiebaud Edwin Thomson Lorraine Thompson Robert L. Thompson Row Two Katherine Ann Torchia Nicholas A. Treadway Leon Tricbel Robert Trout Additional Students Alex Ybarra Eugene Proff1tt Nick LaForge Donna Madl Somsamorn Powcharoen Janice Mcwhirt Leslie Maphies Leonard Scott Donna Crockett John Cole Page Thirty-fi uc --aug u Mary had a little lamb, little. . . 35 ,V Mixed emotions! uMe? Learn all of this? 'Tm sorry I saw a ghostfy flllmfavf l'He thinks hels a man. spot. Isnt this the cutest w 2 f 6, ,,sLv? 5 ' Concentration! Pagv Thirty-six l1,1iri1. hw 'N I 'B' 1 One wise Comment out of y and l'll use it, too. gf-ly '-YSY HIFI WTIE5 Page Tbiffj'-St l'I'1l lllllllllll lIlllB You,re right, college kids always Hellllppppp, Oh, boy, Now We can have a big party. the grubby jobsf, Main activities of the Drama Club this year have included four plays. Members are: First row: Steve Reed, Tom Turner, Marsha Dick, Mary Thomas, Fanny Beard, Elaine Hines, Janie Redmon, Dale Seward. and Dale Hamblin. Second Row: Russell Saltzman, Kay Diediker, Steve Coon, Sharon Rust, Bob Seward, Nona Shane, and Kirby Turner. Third Row: Mr. Ed Hendershot, co-sponsor, Don Conley, Elizabeth Aronhalt, Mike Larson, Janice Riden, Larry Gudde, Evelyn Smith, jim Land, and Mrs. Kathleen Rice, co-sponsor. Page Thirty-eight STUDENT GOVERNMENT I F? Y Q 5 i .uw-iuwmgg, pl .x ig,,,p,g4,MA.7 ld t rcrg Dale Seward, reporter, Janie Redmond, First Row: Don Conley, vice-president, Gary Rcyno s, rcasu Carolyn Dixon, and Mr. Eldon Huffman, co-sponsor. Second Row: Mrs. Kathleen Rice, co-sponsor, Betty Tackctt, secretary, Ron Spriggs, president. Third Row: Steve Coon, Rod Westhoff, Ron Allison, and Rob Smith- 'Wf- Q- bv - . After the meeting Hurry up with .thin butterfly net. l'm falling. Page Thirty-111111 Meeting this year ns 21 study group, College Y members studied many of the Christian aspects of the stranger, self. Members of the College NY are first row: Anita Dickason, vice-presidentg Janet McMunn, presi- dentq Sue Winchell, secretary. Second row: Connie Baldwin, Judy Hostetler. Third row: Mr. Kenneth lipp, sponsorg Nobu Ohba, Don Conley. Back row: David Tarvin, Ray Jones. International lub . 4 A- lt is the belief ,of International Club members that knowledge of customs and ways of other countries promotes friendship and understanding, which started on Ll personal level, can grow toward world peace. Seated: Mary ,Io Alverez, Diana Riffel, Janet McMunn, Rahim Borlizni, president, Donna Newton, secretary, Nobuliiro Ohbn, vice-presidentg Praneet Eurpongpun, and Thippaporn Vilnpanaphrucksa. Standing: Nasser Sliarnfeddin, Hassan Yektnfnr, Kongunk Vajakiet, Rangsgm Niyomelmi, Ynsushi Xvilkllkl, Krungsuk Vongnnglkasame, Krinngkrni Kunmotarn, Mike Larson, jerry Stotts, SurnClm1't Surnrocliprnjulisa, Max Seliiefelbuseli, Chertelni S.1e lioo, Larry Gudde, Suraelmrt Stribuuthong, David Tnrvin, Steve Coon, and Dale Hamblin. Page Forfy-0111 pfint Shg I9 Yixcbard Swv cos RIC '11 A011 ard Sf e C Sq, veils EMM. pfeton BHK Cokzman NYwcheXX Ymrckx ber :on Yem Danny G el-Qld Ho yan d 'Yea B de Bumsk Davkd PM , Fm y-:wo Ro Ser V Ogej f F K , 'R Ol' f' 1 S l' U I' C1 n, ep el' U The REPORTER staff meets daily as a class. Its purpose is to provide members with practical experience in s reporting and other necessary duties carried out in putting together a newspaper. PARKAN staff members are responsible for assembling the school yearbook. nl-l, Reporter Staff Anita Dickason, advertising managerg Sharon Rust, editorg Janet MCMunn, associate eclitorg Steve Reed, photographerg and Russell Saltzman, news editor. Charles Bubb, business man- ager, is not shown. uParKanU Staff Anita Dickason, advertisin managerg Sharon Rust, held line editorg Janet MeMunn edi tor-in-chiefg Charles Bubb business managerg Steve Reed photographerg and Russell Slltf man, cutline editor. Page Forty fm: Collegiofe Young Democrofs The Collegiate Young Democrats is a club organized to provide students with a means of political expression. First Row: Fanny Beard, Mary Thomas, Jody Gartner, Mary Jo Alvarez, Dan Parlett. Second Row: Rita Raymond, Louise Ferguson, Marilyn Morris, jay Baird, Paul I,aForge. Third Row: Elizabeth Boyer, Janice Fulton, treasurer, Hannah McDaniel, Carol Morrissey, secretary, Terry Hatfield, president. Fourth Row: Charles Nash, Olivia Redmond, first vice-president, ,Ianiee Riden, jerry Briseo, Deane Bolick, Tony Munoz, Ron Spriggs. Fifth Row: David Miller, second vice-president, Gary Wooltird, Don Conley, Bill Brown, and Mr. Max Schiefelbusch, sponsor. Page Foriy-four Collegiate Young Republicans , XVell, l think my wife will vote for me. . . Mr. Chairman! The purpose of the Collegiate Young Republicans is to advance the principles of the Republican Party and offer the student body a means of receiving a political education. The members are: Front row: Bill Daley, campaign chairmang Tim Secly, first vice-chairmang Ron Allisong Russell Saltzman, chzxirmang Rob Smith, treasurerg and Richard Overman. Second row: Mr. james Hathaway, co-sponsorg Dale Hamblin, Sue Winchell, Mary Thiebaud, recording sccretaryg Susan Owens, Elnora Bevan, corresponding secretaryg Janie Redmond, janet Mclvlunn, Steve Coon, and Mrs. Kathleen Rice, co-sponsor. Practice makes perfect! fllfdilllll fhllil' Under the direction of Mr. james Hathaway, the College Choir has provided an opportunity for study ind enjoy ment of ,ood music. Members of the Choir are: First row, below: Fannie Beard, Sandra Austin, Mary Thomas, Maxine Goodnight, jerry Briscoe, Flnoi 1 Bevln Shuon Phi ips Second row: Ann Hen- ningsen, Mary Kelley, Deane Ann Bolick, Nona Shane, Diana Riffel, Carrol Flowers. Third row: Willizlimm Julian, Doug Rike, Tony Munoz, Norris Nash, Bob Seward. Baels row: Tony Nash, Russell Salrzmim, Don Con- ley, Larry Gudde, Yasushi Wfakita. Pflgi' l nrfy-six lf lndusfriol Arfs X few more quarters, and I'll be loment of anticipation! Wfhosc fingerl? Hey! Wfhcrc did that green thing come from? A fits into B. Somebody stole the hole! ! ! . . That do-hicky slices the what-you- I'I'l3.-..... Page Forty-seven KPP -FM Radio station KPPS-FM is the only junior College radio station in Kansas. Operating on Ll wave length of 9l.l megocyeles, KPPS-IJM is fully licensed by tlle FCC and has unlimited broadcilsting ltours. liroldcnsts are usually presented only while tlu college is in session. Standing ure: Mr. Edwin Hcnclersliot, sponsorg Janie Redmond: Lawrence Willinmsg lid Wfilsong Dale Scwnrdg .und Ron Fitzgerald. Seated: Susan Marchbnnks and Terry Blackburn. WW Ss Q5 xx? SS xx -.J 4-u-if em, , N.,-5 X s Pizgf' For!-y-viglnf 2 Hg., ,k,,k' ,E ,,,,,,WA , I ff I VVVYVV ,. . ,kkM3,,5,3,N,mEWQ,.,4, A,M,f.wWk,Ww.W,u1E,fy ,,..,'., w,,,...,,.1,W ,,., .N .7 , A.,,L ,f,,-H-..iw,:1:4f-,,W.w4,..4 W ,ffk my - WMM ., ,L ., ., M, , V . ,. , ., Q35 U4 CQ CV 9 Q. ST U4 Quczczm Qjgfimg Cgob Qewmd gg-Q CanoQgm CDMM Jang 4fQQgmoQd9 Qblanglma 5Df c,L Qfifiowand Qezans Clwngfl 5WiQQiaw1Q Q4 2 M N ' 'K i Kiki A A wx, M W www? wwfwf,-, ., . Qfwxwfww Lf X. ' , , - 1- CIWQ CQMMQQE- Q34 fPJlf'l2CJ4U4JXV CKQJXKQ Q A.. E I U Q 9 l 9 KQ Q Q Q OIH' Qbxcenni CDQQVI uflttemdamfs First Girl Attendants-Sharon Phillips Second Boy Attendant-Jeff Fuller First Boy Attendant-Earl McC0lrn Page Fifty-six Second Girl Attendant-Barbara Ferguson DEB AH IRENE Dsssrs B ANT 4911 west mano sms OVERLAND PARK KAN SAS 6 207 F genia Har She a diffi eb-rua 1967 rison bette Community Iunior College Parsons Kansas Dear Miss Harrison as selected the following candidates says you had such a fine group 1 was cult decision to make. King Steve Heiskell ueen Sherri Dean Boy Attendant No l Earl Mccolm oy Attendant No 2 Jeff Fuller irl Attendant No. 1 e Sh ir Attendant I am aron Phil ips No. 2 - Barbara Ferguson enclosing a photograph of Debbie as requeste d Sincerely fMr a Whiles ecretary s 2 Berth I h ' 'S UICB NH -XXXX-XXXS--xxxe -f f-f- e-ax x-X ---A --- V-Xexx--H -- A- - A --Us . .-.N DX,a..D,,, on 'A RY E ET 5 , 6 f ry 1 I L3 ' ' Debbie h ' ' : Q Q o B .. - G l G l ff' S . 54 . -.,if'1'S'i . I- . ,Lfll Page Fffw M J6ctQvxduvxkQ Q UWQE lady! Y UMM Qauxlce LIVMQQQTK ight Queam CJ-fQiQUvQfr g Cp CQ L9 JV Q CD CQ Q Jlfl Q CIA 9 9 JV Page Sixty Will the 1. e N 'New 31 QPQFKQUJ mg and Queen ple ase stand up Y With aspirations toward a aturaXX3' Shot pecan crown. - 11 e Wg' be Steve: You gues 1. W ' Wag? riezet ten. s who br oke You ai r came! QL. You know those pizza's I ate. . .H Tell us another funny one. CPG Qflfam' CQQQQ Stand still, you hm e .1 two-headed bug with yellow stripes in your hairf' Now THIS is the life. Don't just stand there! Move!,' Now What? UBLlfl3.1l'11, don't look now, but. . .H I would ask you to dance, but I have two wooden legs. Page Sixty-one MIKE LARSON I SANDRA LAWHORN I BETTY TACKETT SHARON PHILLIPS Page Sixty-two HOWARD I-IANDSHY HELEN HARLOW Also on the President's Honor ROII is NANCY WOMIlI-- DORFF. LORRAINE THOMPSON CAROL XVILKINSOIY TERRY HATFIELD I H, nf J r - k,,Q,,,41, , , . f . -, L-f ew: J I f' . ,.'-,- -,-, . , :-- ,If ...f. ,K f f' -: .::-e-- .f NJ wr -f -5- , - :A , . . .,,.fMJ.,w.wIe.II ' QQ W lg if W...-Q fi fi :,5fi'-gk 1 1 111- 1,5 v ffi 'CYZJQ IA. Www DANA BROWN RICHARD OVERMAN ii 5 f E . I ig tudents with 3.5 Grade-Average or Better KAY DIEDIKER T JANET MCMUNN ARQYLN WASHBURN E MARILYN WINSLOW CRYSTAL PONTIOUS 0 MARY ANN WHEELER PEGGY LINDLEY RANDY TROUT DOROTHY DENNIS DALE CAUTHON JOYCE HELLWIG CAROLYN DIXON Page Sixty-three Students with 3.5 Grade-Average or Better CINDY BRACKEN NONA SHANE MARGUERITE SHEPARD JUDY MONROE VERNICE WHITTLEY SALLY KYLE ROBERT VELANDEI KATHERINE NIEBAUM JANICE TAYLOR STEPHEN GARDNER MARY THIEBAUD JAMES ELLIS Page' Sixty-fum' TRINETTE STATEN A L- W Z X Q C 0 M M U . ZX i Zi, JUNIOR C0 J swf Members of the basketball team are, kneeling: Bob Nirschl, Nate Pratt, Oren Duscnbery, Paul LaForge, Steve Carter, Mike Sarwinski, jim Bush, Otis Scarborough, Don Garigliett, and Frank Stewart, Back row: Ed Wilson, Carl Brown, Lawrence Williams, Charles McNeal, Richard Smith, Howard Sears, Steve Cox, Joe McAtee, Mark Switlik, and Mr. Gene Schickel, coach. BASKETBAH Nate Pratt Page Sixfy-six Coach Gene Schiekel Charles McNeal Carl Brown .4--., f Howard Sears Paul Lalnorge Don Gariglictti Ed Wilson Steve Cox Stcvc Carter joe McAfee Mlrk Switlik sl im Bush . 1 ,r,y,aQz:w 3w,,:wv -, i . Q, M' d5' kQfAf3fQ,i If ' 'Q it' ,ff or . W ir. VM K r Lawrence XViHinms Richard Smith Otis Scarborough 1-f. L ..A. , l r 5 . 11. 24' rr r .QIA ! BEE T? , ' TR' o rrrr A r ...ww Oren Duscnbcry Mike Sarwinski Page Si.x'fy-scwrz 44 1 7' lvxaly JUC 1xAVCLCL Crystal Pontious lxlgl' Slvfy-eigfyt Janice Riden Liga ,L Jolene Gartner C - P E ! -, J, N ax Peggy Lindley h l f h P C1 b. Members assist the Cheerleaders ,in yells Generating Student body enthusiasm at school and sports events is t e ro e o t e ep u lvhich let the team know that their best is appreciated. Members of the club are, first row: Elnora Bevan, Peggy Lindley, Janice Riden, Crystal Pontious, Jolene Gartner, Mary Jo Alverez. Second row: Mary Thomas, Carol Carnahan, Geraldine Holland, Carol Hudson, Cheryl Williams. ' Third row' Anita Dickason, Ruth Harris, Jane Pruitt, Peggy Witty, Mary Thiebaud, Fannie Beard, Bessie Gross. Back row: Janice Fulton, treasurer, Mary Kelley, vice-president, Alice XVaring, Elizabeth Boyer, Dotty Dennis, president, Mrs. Vera Pearson, sponsor, Judy Hostetler, Olivia Redmon, Sue Winchell, Loretta Taube. Page Sixty-mmf 1 mn,t-wr M-Q. 'Ms-aw A,Xf its we T11 'it' S my toe. u U and Changi? there NY x .QHUHY gang at us, ou ve got pretty legs too -we PCOPR loo , SOCCER Comparatively new in the area, soccer was introduced to our campus this year. Members of the soccer team are, first row: Allen Eichhorn, Ron Davis, Steve Reed, Tony Nash, Chuck Treadway, Sanford Attebery, and Prudy Munoz. Second row: Krnngsuk Vonganakasame, Nasser Shnrafeddin, Gary Billionis, Welton Booker, Surachart Stribauthong, Hassan Yektnfar. Third row: Nobuhiro ohba, Rangsan Niyomchai, eoachg Cary Campbell, cziptaing Steve Cooper, Krinngkrni Kun- lTlOCil1'I'1. A , . .. .,., A , , .,,,,,,.w J , ,,.,,1,1m,H,.,,,,, ,Ml Pictured above are Nick LaForge and Randy Bayless members of the Golf team. Not shown are john Schneickert and Don Gariglietti. Players who reported for tennis at the beginning of the season include: Ronnie Allison, Dustin Walker, Charles Tred- way, Steve Reed, Steve Cooper, Jim Bush, John Cole, and John Schneickert. Golf cmd Tennis Nick LHP otge Stev 6 Reed John Schnezckert 5 Bob Detnovish Page Seventy-om i Track and Field RICH ARD HORNBACK GARY DAVOLT NATE PRATT NORRIS NASH A N A ROGER VOGEL Page Sf'l'f'nfy-fw0 - -m...X..., , r VE BOLINGER 'W' EUGENE PROFFITT R f TON Y OI-IBA TONY NASH FLOYD GUINN RICARDO CAMPBELL LEON AL LEN 1 I 7 I .flg ,qi .L ,Y x DON BLACKBURN Pgge Sw 'wffy-fhrvc I The World holding Atlas up. 51 X . Q, 'fl 'Q Jw 4' Charged I can't reach it Now 1f all shoes felt th1s good, I . 'ff 1 ' ' A k' I don't CARE if the mascot always gaiiednt mind Wal mg to the f rides in the trunk. I Won't! The coach told us to relax. Pagu Sc'1fe11iy-fozrr 'le' if -.XA M , www 5 I 'f ' Q. i ' . ' ff - Go ahead, cross the linef' Page Swwzfy 3 Q s l 7 A Q- -,fmt :L ' nl . ., x aff 1 A ' ff' ' 4 A ' ., W r V V 1 1 if f if in UTHAT is an 'A'? ' W Q , ' '. .751 5 v A I wouldn'c dream of loading you down with my books un- less you insist. . . .All ll pack of lies! Of course, I'm the editor. X ,, f ,,5,,tf7f'?' N. I , wf Gi, , Q ff i'i, A 321 5 J 1 15' ff' 5 , -As. - 4 W- 5,5 , g fix vga- nm ff an K Y These REPORTERS sure make clan airplanes. Are YOU looking for a fight, too?', Pictures in papers never do C1 thing for me. Page Sz' L 't'II fy-six Aaahhh ..... ! Steve, d0n't you think I'd make a cute picture, too. At least this is better than dancing with a broom. Aw, he's not the tramp he seems to be. I l X X gi-u fjg. 3 X -, Now, what could he be finding more interesting than me? O Rang, I think I swallowed your contacts? Page Sc'w'11iy-sc'zfe11 And Sally said that Beth said that Sandy said rhnr. . . Maybe if we wish real hard, hcill drop the cameraf, Cuff Link, cuff link, where'd I drop it. .Q Tell me you really didn't say, 'Cut it three inches LONGER., U Page Seumty-eight Down with you, Red Baron! I've always wanted to be an important bus ness man .... 21 business man. . . .a man. . . f' F' lx fl 1 Now whcrc did that wall : from? Dad, remember that side of the gc you always worried about my ng? Well ...... if ,,,,,,,..-v' Good Grief! Y I I I 4 fffmcfa The sky is falling, Mr. Hen- dcrshot. You go tell Chicken Little This is the wily wc sweep tllc I floor. . . 1 feel washed out. H. '-M ,,,, , Rough day! .4-- W Page Sc'vc'n1'y-fzim' ,f .df-1f There ARE disadvantages to being a voodo doll. See the dog. See the cat. See the girl sleeping. Ron, do you really have the solution to all world problems? This IS my favorite study position. Maybe if I study real hard, that Cute little red-headed girl will notice me. im, 5 ..,,,.,, .taiwan H XVould you believe we're studying for finals? Pagv Ifigbfy z i , r : .35 'E ' b y s . rt A I . 1 s - if 7 3, ,-' gi . 2' if, I ' , 5 3, Eg,':,.'jg' ' f ' - . isyys s f - ,V as f y ea A ge 1 J jf - :- 0 1 fi 3 y, .fi 4 'A ' i, 1 Q 1 A 9- OK wise guy now we've built L1 jnilg now how do We get out? 1 K w Now if he had pink eyes, he might be sort of cute. Listen kid, grow two more feet and then come I-Ii! Of course, I eat all my English comp. assignments. They have to be digested, you know. 2 i J 1 'X Q ' lf N, J 1 V3 A' ' it NNA i s i fafifizw 45:5 ,i - :Kumi 'xToP'4M M we 23 1 sg gf Funny. It was there last Wcekf' .1 Page Highly-Um' He a photogrlpheri Honestly Pegay you Ire C Smile, Dale, youire on Candid Camera. All To skip or not to skip when the grade is in question. fight, 2-10 Ahead and Pout- funny sometimes. 3. uf' 5 UC-B-A, C-B-A, I wonder if Bieh started this way. Now Fll just lock her in and wait till she agrees to go to the dance with me. Fancy that, there are two Page Eighty-two two's in four. 5 2 S 5 , 5 1 Romeo, Romeo, for goodness sa come get me, Romeo. How about giving a poor overworked teacher a lift to the lounge. Merry Christmas my footg it's cold up here. Shall I autograph it, too. ' l Boy, was she big. You mean we're gonna have to :and like this all day. It isn't really Atlas who holds up the world. 'ww' xfhry Whcre,s japan? Oh, Betty just atc it. Page Eigbfy-lbwv ll I Pagv Ei glazfy- f our Your dress bugs me. Well, Honey, boys will be boys Hey, itis Raining. . . .on stage? Gil-ls! Leave it there, buddy. 'KOh, what she said. . Gee, l liope after this sliot, Mr. lfoiles turns bick to Mr. Foilesfi Yeah, mine kicked :L lot, too. You see, when y its .wp X , ou take hold of hot glass, your fingers stick? I FRESH! wwsshk You say that was a grassliopper that XVcll, it really doesn't taste too badf' kicked me? K4 f i I l1 tl11t the I s of But it says right ere i - cg li ers stick strniglit up. preserved grass opp Page Ifigfzly-fizz Internutinnul Banquet You shoulcln't ask questions like that. ,,......- flfliiizg ...J When the moon hits your aye as awk PEVSI all Look international. That l has a Camera. .. X. ,it , .sv-, Q4 Z ,' , , A ,lr , V N A. . f 1 1 H, . ,- . M . ' , ,A , ., ..,. .- M K Four score and twenty. . .no it was fifteen. . . .yes it was twelve. . . years. . X' It's moving! Pagv Eighty-six I wonder how many people will notice these live goldfish. You know, these do taste better than baked beansf' I wonder what Mr. Thiebaud will say about this thing?', It Ms., l'd rather use my fingers. 7 sum.: 7 'Tm dreaming of the National Art Museum. . . .1 p,yf.,' fzk my I 1 X is J' 'Egxrf ' I T 4-li :ff 5,562 ' . , 'Z g e ' ,f fi 2 is gif , u .9 1 1 I if ' 1 '55 swf! 'K it 'i if 3 Yiliy , L Q NFOI. this I came to Col- Teacher's awayg students sleep. lege? just grew here, eh? Ah, Mr. President, have you seen any strange robins, lately? Now if nobody blows on it. Sha . fl R U St: Secon d term Stu Co Ihemb el' nd best friend a d ..... Man' s d frlefxd an irlend an XKCXQV. '. '. . . Cond sew M na WN Swxxxg, S6 Tony' was 33915. stef H510 Sw term Bob D radio 61-nov. . 1 11 mth AZ, 201111 C ' d 01 Hendirilaine Ot- Ines MM 1 and W Nat U,-I-VV Gptaft - Ffidaygy and two are fiV6. , .Th m Seco ank goodness WS nd i Pg , . Pheasant u hom? oder ghss? Where are uline Bracken, B.S., Psychology, Health Womenls Physical Eclzzcaiion Wilbur Bolander, A.A., B.S., Auto Mechanics Ephner Bowin, BS., M.S., Business Education G. Kenneth Epp, B.A., M.S., Mathematics harles Foiles, B.A., M.S., Chemistry Dorothy Damels, BS., M.S., Social Sciences C. H. Franklin, B.S., M.E., fBot1fom Row Centerj Psychology, Philosophy Ralph Gaier, B.S., M.S., Biological Science Page Eighty-nine f Eugenia Harrison, B.S., B.A., Edwin Hendershot, B.A., M.A., Helen jones, B.S., M.S., H omc Economics Paul Komatz, B.S., M.S., Imlzistrial Arts B.S. in Education, M.A., English, Radio, Dramatifs English, journalism Don L. Jackson, BS., in Education hlavhiizv Shop Kenneth Knox, B.A., M.S., Mafhifuzaiics, Physics XVallace Newell, B.S., Vera Pearson, B.S., M.S., Graphic Arts Business Education Pa ga N imfty Bill Pounds, B.S., M.S., Kathleen Rice, B.S., M.S., M athc matics English, S peech yles Pember, B.S., M.A., Max Schiefelbusch, B.S., M.S., Social Sciences English ene Schickel, A.A., B.S., Health, Social Scicnccs, Baslzcthall, Mcnls Physical Ecluca tion Donald Staten, B.S., M.S., Florence Toedman, B.S., M.S., Ari, F rcnch Library fNot Shozwzj James Hathaway, B.S., M.S., Iizsfrziuzwzial, aml Vocal Music Eldon l'luffmnn, B.S., M.S., Tra cle Page Ninety-one APPLIANCE DEALERS PAUL GOOD 1810 Broadway, GA 1--1380 General Elec-trio Sales 8: Service ED WILLIAMSON STORES, INC. Your Friendly Route to Quality Parsons, Chanute, Oswego AIR CONDITIONING CRANE SHEET METAL, INC. Heating - Air Conditioning 108 N. Central, GA 1-5470 AUTO AGENCIES PARSONS NEW CAR DEALERS THOMAS MOTORS See Us for Clean Cars Parsons, Kansas AUTOMOTIVE, ELECTRICAL 6' MARINE ERVIN AUTO Cr MARINE SERVICE Electric Motor Service - Genuine Parts 2122 Main, Parsons, Kansas AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE HARPER'S SERVICE Custom Lluals Ng Pipe-Bending 3126 Main Parsons TREDWAY AUTO SERVICE -114 North 26, Parsons, Kansas AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES HASKETT Cr PEDLAR AUTOMOTIVE SUP. The One-Stop Store for All Your Automotive Needs Pugf' Ninety-two 7 'Po rKcJn Boosters MOTOR SUPPLY 216 North Central Parsons, Kansas SPOON ER AUTO TRIM Custom Auto Upholstering Our Specialty 1916 Grand, GA 1-2770 WESTERN AUTO 111 N. Central Your Friendly Family Store BAKERIES RAINBOW IS GOOD BREAD, Big: and Enriched Bread iimporia, Kansas BANKS E7 LOAN COMPANIES BANKS OF PARSONS 'rms COMMERCIAL BANK 'mn FIR-sT NATIONAL BANK THE PARSONS STATE BANK FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Cr LOAN ASS'N. GA 1-3500 One of Americas lnsured Financial Institutions LABETTE COUNTY STATE BANK Altamont, Kansas Since 1915 THE PEOPLES BUILDING G' LOAN ASS'N Insured Savings 1817 Main, GA 1-4600 BEAUTY SALONS ELEGANTE HAIR FASHIONS Newest, in Hair Styling 408 N, 26th BOTTLING COMPANIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. The Pause That Refreshes Independence, Kansas H PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Por Those VVho Think Young Coffeyville, Kansas The 1967 PHFKHH business staff is composed of: Top row: Sharon Rust Duke Gaiser, John Ends, Anita Dickason, Russell Saltzman, Charles Bubb Second row: David Cochran, Kathy Torchia, Rebecca Martinie. CABINET MAKERS MILKS BROS. CABINET SHOP Forinica One of Southeast Kansas' Largest Stocks CAFES AND RESTAURANTS BUSH'S CAFE 1-'ried Chic-ken livery Day 200 N. Central, GA 1-9677 DON DIVINE'S Famous For l4'1'it-tl Chicken 10th and Main KEEGAN'S RESTAURANT 1Sth and Main CANDY COMPANIES COKER CANDY COMPANY VVhole-sale Parsons, Kansas CLOTHING STORES ANDERSON'S MEN'S WEAR A Quarter Century of Fine Clothes 1825 Main, Parsons, Kansas LAMBERT-DUFFY-MELONE Quality Clothes for Men - -VVOUICH - lioys 1314 Main NICHOLS' MEN'S, WOMEN'S G' BOYS' WEAR Home of llotany Brands 1804 Main STEPHENS' WOMEN'S WEAR lt Pays to Shop Stephens' First 113 South 1Sth WALKER'S WOMEN'S WEAR Always Something NNY 1811 Main H YE OLDE CAMPUS SHOP WHITE ELECTRIC CO. Campus Clothes for the Young Alan 1720 Main GA 1-6030 COLD STORAGES PARSONS COLD STORAGE 2021 Gabriel GA 1-4100 CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES LaFORGE Cr BUDD CONSTRUCT INC. 3101 Main Parsons, Kansas DAIRY PRODUCTS A Cr W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN Home of the Burger Family 3330 Main GA 1-2190 BIKE'S BURGER BAR Quality Foods-Painless Prices-Snappy Service 22nd and Main DARI-ACE Sandwiches - Drinks 1500 Main DAIRY PALACE Sloppy Joe-a-Go-go 3129 Main GA 1-6460 MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 2012 Belmont GA 1-1300 WILLSON'S DAIRY FOODS Serving the People of Parsons for 62 Years ZESTO 1301 Main Parsons, Kansas DEPARTMENT STORES LITWIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE ION CO., The Latest Styles 'for the College Set 1719 Main, Parsons, Kansas J. C. PENNEY C0. 1725 Main Parsons, Kansas WARDS No Money Down, Use Our Lay-Away Plan DRUG STORES BLANK REXALL DRUGS Gifts and Prescriptions Phone 784-5531 - Altamont, Kansas LAN-KRIS DRUGS Oswego, Kansas RICHEY'S REXALL DRUG A Rexall Honor Store Circle 4-3661 Erie, Kansas STEWART PHARMACY Your Rexall Store GA 1-1150, 1712 Main ELECTRIC COMPANIES TWIN VALLEY ELECTRIC COOP. GLASS COMPANIES 20 Years Owned By Those NVe Servt Altamont, Kansas ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS BOWMAN ELECTRIC Free Estimates on Electrical Servive 2600 Gran,dQ GA 1-4860 K 7 ParKan Boosters Light Fixtures and Supplies 2515 Main Phone GA 1-6330 ENGRAVING COMPANIES THE SUN ENGRAVING CO. 1818 Broadway - GA 1-6200 FARM EQUIPMENT INTER NNTIOINAL HARVESTER CO. Fvarm 'Epuipinent and Truck Sales 3003 Main, Parsons FLORISTS HYDE'S FLOWERS Flowers for All Ut-cas'n1s 2600 Corning FUNERAL DIRECTORS BLOSSOM FUNERAL HOME 2300 Blain - GA 1-5600 BURRIS - WALL Jack D. Burris S: Gary L. NVall 111 N. 26, Parsons, Kansas CARSON'S FUNERAL HOMES Parsons and St, Paul Joe Carson, Jr., and Frank Dirk, Jr. FURNITURE STORES CHAS. KINZIE, A. I. D. Kinzie Interior Furnishings 1707 Main, Parsons, Kansas SENGPIEHL FURNITURE COMPANY Lane Cedar Chests 1906 Main GAS G SERVICE STATIONS BROWN'S OIL AND TIRE CO. 1800 Belmont, GA 1-3230 Parsons, Kansas DERBY STATION Gas and Oil 201 S. 16th EICHHORN SERVICE STATION Altamont, Kansas GREENFEATHER'S DX SERVICE Goodyear Tires K llattorios 1530 Main - GA 1-0718 HAM CONOCO Complete Auto Service 1719 Broadway, Parsons, Kansas KEYS ONE-STOP SERVICE Gas, Oil, Groceries, Drugs, 'l'obavl-o 10th and Main, I'a1'sons, Kansas GIFT SHOPS HARRIS CHINA G' GIFT SHOP Complete Bridal Registry Gifts for All Oc-t'aslmis PARSONS GLASS COMPANY Glass for All Purposes 212 N. Central WESTERN GLASS COMPANY 1700 XVashingt0n GA 1-4510, Parsons Kansas GOLF LINKS EAST LINK MINIATURE GOLF Fun for the VVhole Family- Open May Through September GROCERIES BELMONT IGA Red Carpet Service for the Lady Who Pushes the Cart BENJAMIN GROCERY Finest Quality Foods 33-26 Main, GA 1-4660 FOODTOWN SUPER MARKET 2222 Main, Parsons, Kansas GA 1-3350 LONG'S SUPERETTE The Shortest Way to Economical and Quality Service ls the Long Way, Altamont, Kansas MODEL SUPERETTE Your One-Stop Model Food Store 901 S. 16th, Parsons, Kansas OLSON'S SUPER MARKET One Stop Shopping Center SAVE TIME - SAVE MONEY RAYMOND'S MARKET Groceries, Fresh Meat, Fruit, and Vegetable,- GA 1-4090, 1331 Main HARDWARE STORES ALDERMAN'S ACE HARDWARE Hardware and Lawn Center 1817 Washington - GA 1-2210 CROOKS AND HART Hardware - Plumbing Supplies 2031 Main, G-A 1-2480 SCALETTY HARDWARE Cr SHEET METAL Your Authorized Coleman Dealer Americas Only Bonded Line WEAST HARDWARE Your Friendly Store 2126 Main HOTELS THE PARSONIAN HOTEL Kansas, Finest Ultra-Mode-rn Hotel Bob Bartelli, manager INSURANCE C1 REAL ESTATE AGENCIES ABSHIER'S REAL ESTATE G' INSURANCE Home Security - lnsured Safety 117 N. Central, Parsons, Kansas GA 1-4680 BAUMGARDNER 8' SEATON AGENCY The Insurance Center 2510 Main, Parsons, kansas BILL BEECH INSURANCE AGENCY 1900 Blain, GA 1-3500 BILL DEARTH INSURANCE, INC. Parsons, Kansas HUGHES INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 1823 Main, Parsons, Kansas We Have Real Estate and All Types of lnsurance REALTY, INC., ABSTRACTS 1917 Main Parsons, Kansas THE SCHMOKER AGENCY Real Estate Oswego, Kansas Page Ninety- ibm' 'P-arKan' Boosters JEWELRY STORES NEWFIELD JEWELERS Artearved Wedidfing Rings 1827 Main PFEIFFER'S JEWELRY Jewelers Since 1873 1810 Main LAUNDRIES GRAY'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY 112 N. 13th Street Next Door to Zesbo LAW FIRMS GLENN JONES Attorney-at-Law 1712 Broadway JOHN B. MARKHAM Attorney-at-Law 1904 Broadway LUMBER COMPANIES HOME LUMBER COMPANY Parsons, Kansas O. E. WOODS LUMBER COMPANY Serving Labette County for 'Over 70 Years' 21st 62 Washington, GA 1-2150 MANUFACTURERS THE ANKORTITE CO., INC., 1900 Wilson - GA 1-3000 Parsons, Kansas TOM BRODERICK CO., INC. Gil-ls' Athletic Togs 2400 Broadway, GA 1-4070 EDNA MATTRESS FACTORY All Types of Mattresses, Buy Direct Box 363 Edna, Kansas STEVIE TOGS fr FRED RONALD MFG. CO. luanufaeturers of Boys' Clothing Just Like Dad's for Little Lads MOTELS SPRAGUE MOTEL Oil Company SL Restaurant Mast Main, Parsons, Kansas MUSIC STORES INTER-STATE MUSIC CO. Everything in Music 110 S. 18th, Parsons, Kansas KUTZ MUSIC COMPANY Everything in Music 2322 Main, GA 1-6280 NATURAL GAS GAS SERVICE CO. Natural Gas for I-101119 and Industry 1810 Broadway OFFICE EQUIPMENT FRAME OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1815 Main Everything for the Office McCARTY OFFICE MACHINES AddoXiAdler-SCM Typewriters 85 Adding Machines 3021 Main, GA 1-5530 ORGANIZATIONS Y.M.C.A. Develop Today's Youth, Toniorrowls Leaders Through Your FAMILY Y.M.C.A 2000 Broadway PHOTOGRAPHERS LEON CROOKS, Master of Photography Voted Kansas Photographer of the Year, 1966 S,E.K's. Most Complete Photography Center SCHILDGEN'S PHOTOGRAPHY Color Photography 608 Lincoln, GA 1-5487 PLUMBING AND HEATING A-A-A PLUMBING G' HEATING Repair Work Our Specialityl' 301 Katy, GA 1-5040 OWENS PLUMBING 6' HEATING 1815 VVashington Parsons, Kansas PRESCRIPTION SHOPS BRENNER PRESCRIPTIONS Drive-In 24-Hour Service 1619 Main, GA 1-4950 CHARLES PRESCRIPTION SHOP Hugh K. Charles 1506 Main, GA 1-1350, Parsons, Kansas PRINTING COMPANIES THE OSWEGO INDEPENDENT Printing, Publishing, Office Supplies Phone 795-4712, Oswego PUBLISHING COMPANIES THE GEORGE PUBLICATIONS Altamont JUUl'l'lZl-I - 'trluna Sun Mound Valley TIIIICS-J0u1'H?Ll', Altamont, Kansas PARSONS NEWS Southeast Kansas' Largest Weekly 1927 Main PARSONS SUN t'Your Complete Daily Newspaper RADIO AND TELEVISION CABLEVISION More to See on Cable TV KLKC RADIO H1540 on Your Dial Parsons, Kansas RECORD SHOPS NEWKIRK RECORD SHOP 1827 Broadway SJC, Kansas, Largest Selection of Records SHOE STORES JAMES SHOE STORE For Feets Sake, Put Yourself In Our Shoes 1809 Main - GA 1-6940 MiLLER'S SHOES h'lorsheini Shoes 1816 Main, GA 1-1590 SPORTING GOODS CONNELY ROD Ir GUN SHOP 1028 Main GA 1-5110 HARRY EDWARDS SPORTING it Pays to Play 1813 Main GOODS OWEN'S SPORTING GOODS 19th R Range Line, MA 4-6684 Joplin, Missouri SUNDRIES L Cr N SUNDRIES Uwnetl and Operated by Aggie Finley -110 N. 26th WINDOW SHADES AGB WINDOW SHADE SHOPPE Carports and Patio Covers 2405 Main, GA 1-3370 VETERINARIANS CRISPELL VETERINARY HOSPITAL MBL' 1 3 GA 1-1600 Parsons, Kansas M. D. MORRIS, VETERINARIAN' t1'arsons Animal Hospitalh 3619 Main - GA 1-2220 Special thanks go to our professional help: Leon Crook's Studio, Schildgen's Photography, Kent Cunningham of the Parsons Sun, the Sun Engraving Company, the Oswego Independentf' and Jim Schmitz of the Parsons News. This assistance along with that of Mrs. Anna Freeburg, and the support of President Charles E. Thiebaud have contributed much to the success of this PARKAN. -The Editor Page N inety- four A ,llen, Leon E. .llison, Ron .lvarez, Mary Jo .nderson, Janice .ronhalt, Elizabeth tuman, Stephen Joe Laird, Jay L. Baldwin, Connie Larnes, Robert Larnett, Ivan Laugher, Raymond Layless, Randy haze, Tim Leard, Fannie D. Lecker, Eudora teggerly, Harry venedict, Don ferman, Syndee levan, Elnora iillionis, Gary R. ilackburn, Don .lair, John L. llankenship, Dan iolick, Deane Ann -ooker, Bob ioor, Harlan forhani, Rahim rowman, Bill foyer, Elizabeth ioyle, Sandy iracken, Cindy rewer, Micheal rooks, Donald rown, Bill rown, Dana rown, Logan C. rown, Teddy G. ryant, Kenneth R. ubb, Charles E. urke, Jim ush, James L. Jr. utts, Phillip A ec Ialdwell, Gerald tudent Index Pago 28 28 28 28 28 8 8 28 8 28 8 28 8 8 28 28 28 28 28 9 28 28 28 9 28 9 9 28 28 28 9 9 28 29 29 10 29 29 10 29 10 29 29 Campbell, Jane Campbell, Joseph G. Jr. Cantrell, Cheryl Carnahan, Carol S. Carter, Russell L. Carter, Steve E. Castle, Larry A. Cauthon, Dale Chapman, William Circle, Thomas E. Cole, Barbara Cole, Michael S. Conley, Donald L. Coomes, Judy Coon, Steven Cooper, Karl L. Cooper, Stephen Cox, Steve Crockett, Donna D Dean, Sherri Denney, Candace M. Dennis, Dorothy Depee, Catherine Dernovish, Bob Dernovish, Carolyn Dhooghe, Jerry Dick, Marsha Dickason, Anita S. Diediker, Kay Dixon, Carolyn M. Doyle, Kenneth D. Duroni, Roger A. Dwyer, Sue E Eads, John Eichhorn, Allen Eichhorn, Judy J. Eichhorn, Margi Ellis, James M. Ellis, Stan Evans, Robert D. Every, Cathy Farran, Mike Page 10 10 10 29 11 29 11 29 29 29 11 11 11 11 12 29 12 29 35 29 29 12 29 29 12 29 29 12 29 12 13 29 30 30 13 13 30 13 30 13 30 13 Ferguson, Barbara Ferguson, Louise Finch, Carol Fish, James D. Fitzgerald, Ronald Flowers, Carol L. Foster, Nancy Frazee, Garry Fulcher, Lyn Fuller, Jeff Fulton, Jan Gaiser, Duke Gardner, Stephen Gartner, Jolene George, David Goodnight, Maxine Grimmett, Brenda Gudde, Larry Guinn, Floyd Hamblin, Dale Handshy, Howard L. Hanny, Gordon Harlow, Helen Harris, Ruth Harwood, Larry Hatfield, Xvilliam Heck, Nancy Hedges, Mary Heiskell, Steve Heit, Nicholas V. Hellwig, Janice L. Hellwig, Joyce M. Henningsen, Ann Herndon, Judith Hett, Susan Hiatt, Charles Hines, Elaine Hornback, David A Hostetler, Judith A. Howard, Carol Hudson, Carol Jack, Bill L. Jacob, Martha K. Page 30 14 30 30 30 30 30 14 30 30 30 30 14 14 30 30 14 14 30 30 15 15 30 30 30 15 31 31 15 15 15 16 31 16 31 31 16 16 16 31 16 17 17 Page N i1zety-fiw Jacob, Max Jr. Johnston, Marlene Jones, Ray D. K Keal, Mike Kelley, John Kelley, Mary M. Kliewer, Susan Klingsporn, Robert L. ' Kyle, Sally L LaForge, Paul E. Larson, Warren L. Lindley, Peggy A. Long, Huey M. Lopp, Sammy Lusebrink, Roberta A. BA Maberry, Elaine Madl, Donna Maphies, Les Marchbanks, Susan Mariano, Tony Marquardt, Paul Martin, Anne Martinie, Rebecca Mauersberger, David May, Michael K. Meier, Ronald Miller, Alan L. Miller, David L. Miller, Janice Minton, David Monroe, Elaine Monroe, Judith Monroe, Lynn Morris, Linda Morris, Marilyn K. Morrissey, Carol A. Munoz, Antonio Myers, David W. I McAtee, Joe McColm, Clint E. McCurry, Billy McMunn, Janet McWhirt, Janis bl Naccarate, Larry Nash, Charles Nelson, Melvin L. Newbanks, Faye Newbanks, Kaye Page N inety-Six n STUDENT INDEX, Newton, Donna CD Ohba, Nobu Oler, Gary Overman, Richard L. Owens, Bill Owens, Susan P Parlett, Danny Patrick, Janet Pearson, Mary J. Phillips, Sharon Pontious, Crystal J. Pontious, Gene Powcharoen, Somsamorn Proffitt, Eugene Pruitt, Jane Pruitt, Martin R Raymond, Rita Redman, Janie Reed, Steve Reynolds, Gary Richardson, Mike Riden, Janice Riffel, Diana Riggs, Dennis Rike, Douglas K. Robinson, Jackie E. Robinson, Judy S Salisbury, David Sanders, Sharon Schmid, Ted Schmidt, David W. Schmidt, Edward B. Jr. Schmitz, James H. Schneickert, John Scott, Leonard Sears, Howard Sevart, Barry Seward, Bob Seward, Dale Shane, Nona Sharafeddin, Nasser Shea, Bobbie L. Shepard, Marguerite Smith, Brenda Smith, Evelyn L. Smith, Greg Smith, Patricia Smith, Robert Spriggs, Ronald K. Staten, Trinette Steele, Kay ConHnued Page 4 Steinmitz, Christine Stevens, Ron Stevenson, Frank R. Stevenson, Peggy Stewart, Larry Stice, Norman R. Stice, Rebecca Stringer, Lynn Swank, Robert L. Jr. Switlik, Mark F. T Tackett, Betty C. Tallman, Ronald Dean Tarvin, David Taube, Loretta Taylor, Janice Thiebaud, Mary Thomas, Mary A. Thompson, Edwin Thompson, Lorraine Thompson, Robert L. Torchia, Katherine A. Treadway, Charles Treadway, Nicholas A. Triebel, Leon Trout, Robert Tullis, Zane H. Turner, Joanie U Underwood, Patsy 'V Vance, Lonnie Vanek, Twila A. Vaughn, Richard Velander, Bob VV Wakita, Yasushi ' , Waring, Alice L. Wfashburn, Carolyn West, Willis Westhoff, Rodney Wheeler, Mary Ann White, Ralph G. Whittley, Vernice B. Wfinchell, Sue Witty, Margaret T. Womeldorff, Nancy Woolard, Gary Wfright, Kenneth Y' Ybarra, Alex Yektafar, Hassan