Labette County High School - Grizzly Yearbook (Altamont, KS)

 - Class of 1957

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fu.,- ,.,L ,fu W 111 Na, y,,w4 x 7 1 x . xv, - 1 'ml' if' - f - f V ,. , . ' . I , :,., fj ,-U , K , .. ' .. I ' 'Z 1,1 . ,E 35- - , ' l ,.,, , 4 V. , .- w ix 1- :I ,,.z,'. -,D ' - - I . -if-1 :ga , 1 fy , I-llwf wr. , gg, ,. ,, 1 A- - 'V W- V-s--...,.,,, Y THE GRIZZLY Published by fhs 1956-57 A nnuq I Staff LABETTE COUNTY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Ansmonf, Kansas I95 l l J 5 - Hi Music Hall Mechanics Shop Royalty .............., Homecoming ....... Activities .,...... Departments ,,.. Social Science ,....,......, Mathematics .............,, . Vocational A riculture .,...... .. 9 Commerce... ,....... .,.. ,,.......,,. , . . Auto Mechanics ,.......,., Music ..........,. ,...,, . Printing ....,,,. ........., Science and Radio... English ....,,.....,..,.., Homemalcing ...,.....,... Cooks and Cafeteria.. Sports ....,................., Football ......,...,...., Basketball ....,. Track .......,...,,. Choerl coder s ..... Advertisements .. . . .47-51 52 ...53-62 63 64 . . 65 ...66-69 ...7O-73 . .74-77 ...78-83 ...84-85 ...86-88 . 89 ...90-93 ,. 94 . 95 . .96-99 100-102 103-104 105 106-124 CONTENTS Title Page .,...,., .,... ,.,. ....... Foreword and Dedication ., Contents ....,.,...,... ..,,........ Superintendent.. ......... .. Board of Education ...... Principal ,...,............... Department Heads .... . Faculty ,..,,....,,.., .... , Yearbook Staff ....... ....... Transportation .......,.. ..... Bus Maintenance ,...,.....,.. . School Maintenance ......... .... Classes ................,...,...., ..,,.., Freshman ,,,... ,...... ....... Sophomore... ,.,,. .. 21 Juniors ,... ....... 2 6 Seniors .. ......... ,.,.. . . fi K-1 II Cafeteria Bus Garage W1 R, 'urs- l ably 3 by . . mf' JFK, BOARD 0F EDUCATIDN JAMES TULLIS CLIFF LlKlNS -W R.R. 3 R.R. ll Oswego, Kansas Def1fliS, Kansas 1 ' ' 5 i Q 1 r is ff fi .2 ' I GERALD WINTERS CLAUDE A PAYNE Treasurer R R 'I UQ: Oswelszblf-Kzlansas Altamont, KUUS'-15 5-all ' AWE X it L l L . ,I l l 565' A 4 N' W M , eq . : 1. ggi J 1 f,55'3l , . ,wr v Q ,igV!'!25 I EVERETT E. MILLER ALMA DeBOLT MARCUS OAKLEAFV R. R. 3 County Superintendent Clerk Coffeyville, Kansas and Chairman Ex-Officio R. R. 'l Osweggl Kqnsqs Mound Valley, Kansas MR. CURTIS SIDES MRS. MATTI E HALL Office Secretary PRINCIPAL Mr. Sides is completing his seventh year in the job as principal at LCCHS. Wherever you see him he always has a big smile on his face for everyone. Mr. Sides is a great inspiration to aII. 'X 40' D MISS RUBY KAY GROW LCCHS Guidance Department The guidance de partment is under the direction of Miss Grow. She is weII trained for her iob. Miss Grow inter- views students when it is necessary and also makes home caIIs to talk over problems of students with their parents. Miss Grow also helps students arrange for scholarships to college if they can qualify. 1 -.2',I MILDRED BOWLES IVAN THOMPSON RUTH MORGAN RICHARD HOWELL Homemaking-Clothing Band-Vocal Commerce Social Science DEPARTMENT HEAD M. L. WILBERSHIDE H-u R- HAURY Auto Mechanics SC'enCe'R0d'0 Shop COURTNEY BENNETT RUBY KAY GROW CALVIN RAMSEY WILLIS MUSHRUSH Vocational Ag. English-Guidance Printing-Journalism Mathematics Livestock ar, CARL ALEXANDER BOYD D. ASH RACHEL BARNES PHYLLIS BLANKINSHIP PAT COX Boy's Phys. Ed. English-Speech English Piano Science Head Basketball Coach Assistant C0GCl1 GENE LOCKARD AL ENE LUCAS ROY LUCAS WILMA MORTON LOREN L. PALMER Science Girl's Phys. Ed. Consfiiufion Commerce Aura Mechanics Hbdd Football COGCl'l Drivers Training DALE PERKINS NELL ANN PETERSON MlLDR ED KLOTZ NORMA JEAN SEATON EDITH SIDES Vocational Ag. English Homemaking-Foods Sfring-Vocal Assf. Librarian Soils and Crops ANNETTE JACOBS JACK SHELL C. M. POLK Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President LCCHS Teacher Assoc. LCCHS Teacher Assoc. LCCHS Teacher Assoc. Commerce Vocaiional Ag. Social Science Office Machines Farm-Shop Drivers Training Head Track Coach ALMA LEE SHELL JOANNE THOMPSON I. DONALD VANORSDALL WILHELMINA HARRY E. ZOOK Piano Librarian coqcwmmh WILBERSHIDE, R.N. Meehan-cs-Dfcff-ns School Nurse 1: 'f RN LELANEIZ CONLEY GL O iior ORIA E ElCl ll'l . INGR JUN Cwsses ASSlSfqnf Ediall: YEARBOOK TAFF fi ,fir Leland Conley and Gloria Ingram working on the 'I957 annual. 411 ,QM 'Y' WD NUSCO HENRY FRP B ' 5 A-Re-ho, O91 oPl'Y spo nf U HN -10.- Y GLADYS INGRAM JE ' MSE Advertis' ANI vxok-reggae' :DQ Businerig ,ZIIEAUB 90r Other Members of Grizzly Staff: Carol Ann Bendure, Shirley Shine, Kathleen Terwilleger, Frances Barrager, Margaret Martin, Jean Key, Rita Tredway, Betty Carnahan, Alma Garret- son, Eldred Troxson. June Eichhorn Earl Francisco Gloria Ingram and Viola Ramsey getting some pages ready to ship to Oklahoma City -Gemini malls: ROB EY ER R RAN5 sUbT VERWL N1 -Advise! Scripyfons LION -s 'Q Q 3 y we ix 'E' M J ,l 1555- E is an ' V' ' S r .v 1 . X Q ,XX gk my , Q,gT'g L f Q wif . ' K i 5 .ll P Mikal .X M J , ve Th Q 55 'Alf' ,J V . i .sf- it ' is ,,i1 . 5 , V Bus Drivers: ROW l: Eugene Morain, George Dhoohge, Ervin Thompson Claude Demuth, Otto Von Hoten, Robert Lynn, Charles Davis, ROW 2: John Clifford, Joe Povodnik, Herbert Fultz Lewis Cranar, Charles Tullis, Frank Stevenson, Bob Hunt THE BUS SYSTEM, consisting of 15 busses, 1035 miles a day and have been operating effective- ly for 10 years. They go right past the homes of over 8595 of the students. Mechanical and opera- tional charts are kept on each bus and they are given a mechanical check-up each morning and 411' ilimm pug washed and greased as necessary. Safety is the primary keynote of the local bus system. It takes most of the summer vacation to route the busses so that they will pick up equal loads, travel equal distance, and all arrive at L.C.C.H.S. be- tween 8:0O and 8:10 a.m. n x gr.. 1 A 'ily fi' :ia 535. 'ff 2: N f J ' ,flaw as V mr- ! I Wil .J 4? , 1 W N Cf 1 1 9 ,af Mr Wells IS In charge of the bus maintenance for L C C H S The bus garage as well equipped fo enable the mechanucs to grease check and make repairs on the buses. BUS MAINTENANCE FREEMAN REDDING Engineer Mr. Freeman Redding in- stalling steam lines in the print shop. LEWIS CRANOR S MAINTENANCE THE MEN WHO KEEP OUR SCHOOL IN BEST CONDITION Maybe you thought that all our cus- todians do is sweep hall and rooms. I am afraid you are mistaken because they do just about everything that is to be done. For example they, wash windows, empty trash, dust furniture, take care of the heating, and change all burned out light fixtures, including those in the auditorium, they make all the necessary repairs such as broken desks, chairs, and windows. They keep the restrooms supplied with paper and soap. These are many duties of our custodians One of the most important things in their work is qetting along with the students and faculty and if you notice our custodians try very hard to get along with everyone We give our gratitude to all of them for the pa tience they have toward us and also the splendid 'ob they do of keepinq our building in top condition ii' JOHNNY BRANHAM ASS't- Custodian-Engineer JOHNNY BRANHAM CASSS 'O 245 'V 'un Q , av -QQ 1,2 1 Q-ll NZM' ' X N i f fn., W. 1 r Y 5 ' 3' ' I 1 xi Q- If' fv ' - -, w Q. yr. 'rf xr A x ' . 5 fs ' ll Janet Adams, Peggy Adams, Reber? Asmussen, Ellen Atherton, Walter Baker, Chester Balfnrope, Sharon Bamberry, Kaylene Banzef. I . .Jr 9 2 5, pf-mi , 1 r -as , 4 s- .... ,Q af-' -K Af- ,. .- , .H Q 'C' 3 N' -., I fl , v , -' ' f A '-- M' -..-f - ':r ' 'd M Ria NV, ., ,X , H, swf f , ll X 5 'l' Q ' l mm. K fn- N- . 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FUNK 1 V, ea: Vw, ,eo 4 -,Q I o s K s' ' i , , l ,, -. -M J. l L f of ' ND g Q K, I v , AH! ,K 'eff' A ' Q J lin- L X, as 6 15 rf, 5 X if X '- Alberta Testerman, Hallie Thomas, Donald Thompson, Marlene Tomey, Shirley Traxson, Rita Tredway, Larry Tridle, Richard Tullis. ..29.. Q ,ffm 4 E- f 3 '90 .X - I Robert Tullls Betty Vanmnddlesworfrm Warren Voorhees Beverly Walton Larry Weurlch Janne Wesrervelf Freddy Wheat Freddie Whne WAP X, ,'Y S ,-Q C j lla 15 1 ERNESTlNE MAY ADAMS Parsons, Kansas Major: Homemaking Y-Teens QU and F.H.A. Ml SANDRA ARLENE ASHENFELTER Morehead, Kansas Major: Homemaking F.H. A. M15 F.B.L.A. fllj Student Council QU, and Piano QU. FRANCIS ELAINE BARTON Altamont, Kansas Major: Commerce 1 ff-9 1 JAMES BARTON ASHLEY Sherman, Kansas Major: Mechanics Mechanics Club KU. SHEILA JANET BEESON Mound Valley, Kansas Major: Commerce F. H.A. Q15 Lyre Club f2l5 Pep Club Pep Club f3l, Y-Teens QU, Sfudgnf i . HM Pep Band CBJ, and Band 141. Council, F.B.L.A. M15 and Band QU. ..32.. SAUNDRA SUE ALLEN Mound Valley, Kansas Major: Commerce Pep Club CU. .A.f1m,F.B.L.A.c1JfQnd 6. 'ra A sf ii Y xx A ,i4'f,3iQ S R75 1 M S- X , -A I- 'V' .1 N ',- ,V EUGENE FRANKLIN BENNETT Dennis, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 121 and F. F.A. 121. BARBARA ANN BENNING Coffeyville, Kansas Maior: Homemaking F.H.A. 1415 Y-Teens 1315 Orchestra 1315 and Piano 121. HENRY ADOLF BRUHN, JR. Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A.1415 L. Club 1215 Football 1415 Basketball 1115 and Track 121. RICHARD CORTLAND BURNHAM Coffeyville, Kansas Maior: English Football 1415 Basketball 1215 Track 1215 L Club 1215 Mechanics Club 1115 Junior Ploy5 Student Council 1115 and Piano Recitals 121. fa tk. , JACKIE MAE BENNETT Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Homemaking Y-Teens 141. MARILYN LYDIA BRETCHES Thayer, Kansas Major: Homemaking Orchestra 1315 Variety Show 1315 F.H.A. 1415 and Christmas Program 131. l 2 wx' 4 .145 'Z 624. .V I f 'vs , JUDY GAY CARES Parsons, Kansas Maior: Commerce Band 1315 Pep Club 1315 F.B.L.A.141i Y-Teens 1215 Drama Club 1115 Labetta Staff1l15 Glee Club 1115 and Chorus 111. BETTY JANE CARNAHAN Parsons, Kansas Moiori Commerce Y-Teens 1215 Y-Teens Choir 1115 F.B.L.A. 1115 and Annual Staff 111. - -55- X CAROL ANN BRYANT Oswego, Kansas Maior: Commerce Band1315 Chorus8.Glee Club 1115 Y-Teens1215 F.H.A. 1215 and F.B.L.A. 121. LAWRENCE HAROLD CAMPBELL Oswego, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 121. BARBARA ANN CARLSON Liberty, Kansas Major: Commerce Glee Club 1115 Variety Show 1115 Band 1415 Christmas Program 1115 Orchestra my Band Play 1215 Pep Club 141, President 1115 Y-Teens 1415 Secretary 1115 World Fellowship Chairman 1115 F.B.L.A. 1315 Student Council 1115 and President 111. RONALD KEITH CARTER Parsons, Kansas Major: Mechanics Hi-Y 1315 Reporter.1115 Science Club 1315 F.F.A.1115 and Mechanics Club 121. MARJORIE CLAUDENE COSBY Parsons, Kansas Maior! Commerce Pep Club 1415 Cheerleader 1115 F.H.A. 1415 Student Council 1215 Drama Club 1315 F.B.L.A. 1115 Band 1415 Secretary of Senior Closs5 and 1956 Football Queen Candidate. MARJORIE GAIL RUSSELL -CUNNINGHAM Altamont, Kansas Maior: Home Economics Pep Club 1315 Cheerleader 111: F.H.A. 1215 Drama Club 1115 Twirler 1215 Flagbearer 1115 1955 Carnival Queen5 F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate 111. MARY EVELYN DICKERSON Parsons, Kansas Maior: Home Economics F.H.A. 1415 President 1115 Y-Teens 1315 Lyre Club 1215 Orchestra 1415 Fall Variety Show 1415 and Christmas Program 141. JUNE MARIE EICHHORN Altamont, Kansas Maior: Commerce Student Council 1115 Treasurer 1115 Pep Club 1415 Y-Teens 1415 Secretary 1115 F.B.L.A.1315 F.H.A.1415 Drama Club 1315 Band 1415 Band Play 111: Gay Nineties 1115 Y-Teens Choir 121: and Annual Staff 111. HELEN MAE COLWELL Oswego, Kansas Maier: Commerce Band 1415 Band Play 1115 Y-Teens 1215 Pep club um: Pep Bond121S15 F.B.L.A. 1415 Drama Club 1115 and 1956 Football Queen Candidate. EVERETT ERWIN CONKLIN Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Drafting Football 1115 Basketball 1115 Science Club 1115 and Mechanics Club 111. JEAN DIVINE Parsons, Kansas BETTY KAY ELMORE Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.H.A. 121. .54- FRANKLIN LEON COMPTON Dennis, Kansas Maior: Drafting F.F.A.1115 Mechanics Club 1115 Football 1115 md Track 111. LELAND DEAN CONLEY Parsons, Kansas Maior: Printing L Club 1215 President 1115 Student Council 1115 Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Classg President of Junior Closs5 Football 1415 Co-Captain 1115 Basketball 1415 Track 1215 and Editor-in-Chiefof the Annual Staff 111 NAOMI NADINE CRAIN Coffeyville, Kansas Maiorr Commerce F.B.L.A.111. ROBERT DEAN CUNNINGHAM Oswego, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 1215 and Band 111. BOB RAY ELMORE Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Football 141: Basketball 121: Track 121: Mechanics Club 121: Treasurer 1l1: l- Club 121: Carnival King Candidate Junior Class. DOLA MAY FERGUSON Coffeyville, Kansas Major: Commerce F.H.A. 121: F.B.L.A.1311 Pep Club 111: Y-Teens 1315 Piano 131: Recitals 161: and Co-Chairman of Senior Magazine Sales. GRADY LEE FOREMAN Altamont, Kansas Major: Mechanics Science Club 1311 YiC9'P'e5id'mUl7 P,,sid,n11'l13 Hi-Y 131: Secretary 1l1i Treasurer 111: Vice-President 1l1: ff Glee Club 121: Mechanics Club 121. 1 LOWVANA ANN FRYAR Parsons, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.B.L.A. 111: Y-Teens 111: Piano Recitals 131: and Band 131. lang.: . at , I J, DONNA RAE EVANS Bartlett, Kansas Maier! Commerce WAYNE FINLEY Wichita, Kansas Maior: Mechanics F-F-A- 1215 Hi-Y 131: Vice President 1l1i SGCYOYGFY 111: and Mechanics Club 121. ALMA JEAN GARRETSON Parsons, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.B.L.A. 111: and Y-Teens 121. LARRY RAY GREEN Chorryvale, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Basketball 111: and Track 111. -35- ,Pl EARL ROSS FRANCISCO Oswego, Kansas Maior: Printing Basketball 141: Football 121: and Track 141. BILLY E. FULTZ Altamont, Kansas Maiorr Agriculture F.F.A. 141: Reporter 111: and Student Council 111. WILLIAM EUGENE GATTON Parsons, Kansas Maier: Mechanics Football 121: Basketball 111: F.F.A. 121: and Mechanics Club 121. LAVERA DYKE'GROGAN Parsons, Kansas Maior! Music Lyre Club 131: F.H.A. 121: Y'Teens 131: Orchestra 131: Glee Club 121: and Mikado'. EDWARD LEE l'lElNRlCHSMElER Parsons, Kansas Maior! Mechanics F.F.A. 1115 Mechanics Club 1215 President 1115 Football 1415 L Club 1315 and Track 121. LESLEY HlEBSCH Chetopa, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 1415 and Parliamentarian 111. GARY HILL Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 1115 F.F.A. 1315 and Athletics 121. RALPH ROY HOPPER Parsons, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 1315 Football 1415 L Club 121 Basketball 1315 Mechanics Club 1115 and Track 141. ROBERT GROGAN Parsons, Kansas,- Maior: Music Hi-Y 1415 and Lyre Club 141. KENNETH LEE HEARSON Parsons, Kansas Major: Mechanics Hi-Y 1215 Student Council 1115 and Mechanics Club Q ILAH MARIE HOOBLER Altamont, Kansas Maiorr Commerce F-H-A- 141: Pep Club 1215 Y-Teens 1112 and F.B.L.A.111. ALBERT LEE HUGHES Parsons, Kansas Maier! Radio Glee Club 1215 Science Club 1415 and Chess Club 111. ,36- LORETTA MAE HAMMOND Oswego, Kansas Maior: Commerce Christmas Program 1115 and Glee Club 111. DOROTHY JANET HEDRICK Altamont, Kansas Major! Commerce F.B.L.A. 1315 Y-Teens 1315 and Orchestra 121. MARNA JOANN HERRlDGE Oswego, Kansas Maiori Commerce Y-Teens 1415 Worship Chairman 111 Student Council 1115 F.B.L.A.1l15 Vice President 1115 Piano Recital M15 and Band 141. WILLIAM DEWAYNE HILDERBRAND Valeda, Kansas Maiori Mechanics Mechanics Club 1215 F.F.A. 1115 Football 1115 Basketball 1115 and Track 111. I x, 1 4 Pi' 67 SONDRA SUE ILLIAN Dennis, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.H.A. 121 and F.B.L.A. 111. GLORIA JEAN INGRAM Craig, Missouri Maior: Commerce Pep Club 1215 Y-Teens 1215 F.H.A. 1215 Drama Club 1215 Gay Nineties 1115 Band 1215 and Annual Staff 1I 1. Pep Club 1115 F.H.A. 1215 and Band 121 at Craig, Missouri. MANLEY SANFORD JACKSON Oswego, Kansas Maiort Mechanics Mechanics Club DELPHA JEAN JOHNSON Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Homemaking Student Council 1115 Y-Teens 1315 Vice-President 1115 President 111 F.F.A. Sweetheart1115 Pep Club 111 Glee Club and Chorus 1115 Cheerleader of Junior Class. J 1:1 A 'Z' I-gr 14- , an V 7' f X ' Ei GLADYS IANTHA INGRAM Altamont, Kansas Major! Commerce Pep Club 1415 Y-Teens 1315 Music Chairman 1115 F.H.A. 1415 F.B.L.A. 1115 Drama Club 1315 Drum Major1115 TwirIer1215 and Annual Staff 111. HELEN ELIZABETH JACKSON Coffeyville, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.H.A.1415 Pep Club 111: Glee Club 1315 Chorus 1315 Y-Teens QU: Band 121, and F.B.L.A cn. .sf- S 1 551' 14 WY PAUL DONALD JOHNSTON Parsons, Kansas Maiorr Mechanics Mechanics Club 121. KENNETH CLAUDE JONES Oswego, Kansas Major: Mechanics Mechanics Club 1215 Football 1115 and Basketball BEVERLY NADINE JENKINS Altamont, Kansas Maior: Music Y-Teens 1315 Treasurer and Finance Chairman 1115 Lyre Club 1215 Glee Club and Chorus 1315 Girls Ensemble 1115 Mixed Ensemble 1115 Girls Trio 1115 and 'Mikado'. WILLIAM WAYNE JOHNSON Mound Valley, Kansas Major: Radio Science Club 1315 Student Council 1215 and Athletics 121. DAVID CARL JONES Thayer, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 131. WILMA JUNE JONES Parsons, Kansas Maior: Music Orchestra 12Kv15 Y-Teens 12M1i Pep Club 11M1i Lyre Club 11515 and F.H.A. A 11 JUANITA LAWSON Altamont, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.B.L.A. and Pep Club. DELLA IRENE LEE Altamont, Kansas Maior: Homemaking Y-Teens1315 F.H.A.141: F.B. 1111 and Glee Club 111. STEVEN MERRILL LLOYD Altamont, Kansas Maier: Mechanics F.F.A.111pancl Track 111. JAMES EDGAR MCCOLEY Centralin, Oklahoma Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 141. 5 t A CHARLES HARRY KASTLER Coffeyville, Kansas Major! Agriculture F.F.A. 141: Football 1U: Basketball 1115 and Track 111. REX LEE KNOLES Cherryvale, Kansas Major! Drafting F.F.A.131gHi-Y 1l1g and Science Club 111. 'ea in fs' -S-tx ELVA JEAN KEY Altamont, Kansas Maier! Commerce Band 121: Twirler 1215 Glee Club and Chorus 121: Orchestra 1115 Y-Teens 111: PGP Band 121: Chorlaires 121: and Annual Staff. ROBERT EUGENE LAMB Parsons, Kansas Maior: Mechanics F.F.A. 111 and Mechanics Club 131. LINDA LEE LAYTON Bartlett, Kansas Maier! Commerce Pep Club 1415 President 111: Ass. Secretary 111, Student Council 111, Y-Teens 1215 F.B.L.A. 131, Drama Club 111: Band 141: Band Play 111, and 1956 Football Queen Candidate. JANET KAY LEWIS Parsons, Kansas Maiorr Commerce Glee Club 1315 Christmas Program 141, F.B.L.A. 121: and Variety Program 131. JAMES H. LUELLEN 1 f 3 1 Parsons, Kansas V' X Major: Drafting .tn Football 1315 Basketball 1115 L Club 1 ,fi S mg and Mechanics Club cn. A ' 1 1 Hx A' 'X i BONNIE MC CONNELL Cherryvale, KanSOS Maier: Homemaking Y-Teen5 Pep F'H'A' 131: Chairman of Finance Committee 1111 Reporter 1115 and Cheerleader of Freshman Class. .33- DEAN LEROY MCKEE Labette, Kansas Maior: Mechanics F.F.A. Ql, L Club i2l: Track ill, Basketball ill, Football Ml, and Mechanics Club f2l. LARRY LEE MARTIN Edna, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Student Council ill, F.F.A. i2l, Mechanics Club l2li L Club f3l, an Athletics BARBARA JOLENE MERRICK Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Commerce Twirler f3l, Y-Teens l2l,F.B.L.A. Pep Club i3l, Labetta Staff ill, and Glee Club and Chorus ill. DAISY BLANCHE MOURNING Parsons, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.H.A. f2l, F.B.L.A. f3l, Secretary- Treasurerfll, Pep Club ill, Y-Teens i2l, Student Council i2l, F.F.A. Queen Candidate ill, Piano i2l, Chairman of Senior Magazine Sales, and 1956 Football Queen. 1123 Qs--. . RONALD EUGENE MC NICKLE Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. Ml and Vice-President ill. CHARLES EDWARD MERCHANT ' Parsons, Kansas Maior: Music d Band f3l, Football, Chorus and Glee Club, Band Play ill. if S-.-1 DELORIS JEAN MYERS Cherryvale, Kansas Major! Commerce Y-Teens Ml, Vice-President ill, Committee Chairman ill, Drama Club ill, Lyre Club i2l, F.B.L.A. ill, and Student Council ill. BETTY MAE NICHOLS Oswego, Kansas Major: Commerce F.H.A.i2l and F.B.L.A. ill. .59- BOBBY ELZO MILLER Coffeyville, Kansas Major: Agriculture Tfccb llli F00flD0ll Ml, Basketball f2l, L Club i2l, Student Council l3l and Sophomore Carnival King. EZRA E. MULLET Garnett, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club i3l, and Vice-President ill. ROY EUGENE NELSON McCune, Kansas Maior: Mechanics F.F.A. i2l, and Mechanics Club i2l. GEORG ANN O'BRlEN Mound Valley, Kansas Maiorr Commerce F.H.A. ill and F.B.L.A. ill. LOIS MAE PHILLIPS Parsons, Kansas Maior: Homemaking E.H.A. 14,5 Glee Club 13,5 F.B.L.A. 11,5 Christmas Program 13,5 md Variety Program 13,. ROBERT JOE PHILLIPS Parsons, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 12, and F.F.A. EVELYN MAE PILKINGTON Persons, Kmsas Maior: Music Mixed Ensemble 11,5 Lyre Club 14,5 Pep Band 11,5 Orchestra 14,5 Glee Club and Chorus Accompanist 14,5 Christmas Program 14,5 Variety Program 14,5 Mikado 5 Girls Ensemble 11,5 String Quartet 13,5 Girls Trio 11,5 Orchestra President 11,5 Student Council 11,5 Vice President Senior Class, and Vice President Lyre Club. MARVIN LOUIS PRICE Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.E.A. 14,5 Secretary 11,5 Student Council 11,5 Livestock Judging Teams5 and Shop Contest at the State at Manhattan. GERALD AMOS PARLETT Parsons, Kansas Maier: Mechanics Mechanics Club 12,5 Football 12,5 and Basketball 12,. WILLIAM RUSSELL PERRY Parsons, Kansas Major: Radio Science Club 11, and Chess Club 11,. A 'lx QA7 'Sb f- I 5 1 Wal, ' -N .9 - tj Tqgiizi S. 3' .gin-:Q - :P , 5 2 ,J if xx-.-1 , 1 Hg? 55 525 f11- G x ' MARY FRANCES BIGGS-PIPPIN Bartlett, Kansas Maiar: Commerce F.I'I.A. 13,5 Y-Teens13,5 E.B.L.A. 12,5 Pep CIub12,5 and Drama Club 12,. VIOLA RAMSEY Parsons, Kansas Maior: Mathematics Y-Teens 12,5 E.B.L.A. 11,5 Student Council 11, Glee Club 11,5 Variety Club 11,5 State Music Festival 11,5 Y-Teen Choir 11,5 Junior Pluyg Christmas Program 12,5 Girls Triple Trio 11,5 Girls Trio 11,5 Annual Staff 1'I,5 LEONA MARIE PEARCE-SCHO- FIELD Parsons, Kansas Maior: Commerce F.H.A. 12, and E.B.i..A. cn ESTHER JANE PETERSON Altamont, Kansas Maior: Commerce Pep Band 12,5 Y-Teens 14,5 Student Council 11,5 Procter Sergant 1I,5 Lyre Club 14,5 Secretary 11,5 Drcxna Club11,5 Junior Play, Band PIay11,5 Glee Club 13,5 Christmas Program 13,5 Variety Show 13,5 Band 14,5 Girls Ensemble 11,5 Choralairs 11,5 and the Mikado'. MARGARET ANN PHILLIPS Dennis, Kansas Maiar: Homemaking P.H.A. in and Glee Club 423. ZELIA DARLENE PHILLIPS Altamont, Kansas Maior: Commerce Pep Club 14,5 Cheerleader 12,5 Drama Club 13,5 Program Chairmen 11,5 President 11,5 Vice-President Sophomore Class5 Cheerleader of Senior Class, Band 14,5 F.H.A. 12,5 F.B.L.A. 11,5 and Y-Teens 12,. x-84N DON ERIK RASMUSSEN Parsons, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. Ml and Band Ill. JERALD LEE REED Parsons, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. Ml, Reporter lil, President Ill, L Club l2l, Football Ill, Track fll, and Basketball Ml. GARY L. RICHARDSON Dennis, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Freshman Class Cheerleader, Senior Class Cheerleader, Sopho- more Class President, Student Council f2l, Track Cdl, Basketball Idl, Football Ml, F.F.A. C2l, L Club f3l, Vice-President Ill, Football Co-Captain ill, and Mechanics Club f2l. MARION ORVILLE REDSTONE Parsons, Kansas Maior: Mathematics Band Dbl, Orchestra l3l, Glee Club and Chorus l3l, Pep Band f3l, Hi-Y f3l, President Ill, Lyre Club f2l, President Ill, Chess Club Ill, Drama Club fll, Junior Play, and Band Play l3l. RITCHIE ELLSWORTH RENNER Parsons, Kansas Major: Business Administration Orchestra Glee Club Ill, Mixed Chorus fll, Hi-Y Ml, and Treasurer Ill. UNA BETH SCHNEIDER Dennis, Kansas Maior: Commerce and English F.H. A. ill and Y-Teens lll. EVERETT ALLEN SMITH Parsons, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. f4l, Football l2l, and Basketball lil. 141- .40 BONNIE FAYE RUSSELL Montana, Kansas Maior: Commerce Pep Club l2l, Drama Club Ill, Piano l3l, and Piano Recital Ill. RONALD KEITH SCHLATT ER Oswego, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club l2l, Football Q2l, and Basketball Ill. SHIRLEY MAE SHINE Coffeyville, Kansas Maior: Homemaking Piano Recital f2l, 'Mikado' fll, and Christmas Program fll. ROBERT LEE SMITH Webb City, Missouri Major: Radio JEANINA ANN STRAUB Coffeyville, Kansas Band 14,5 Drama Club 14,5 Pep Club 14,5 F,i-LA, 143, Labena Staff 11,5 and Annual Staff 11,. RICHARD HAROLD SUTHERLAND Parsons, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club 12, and Hi-Y 11,. SHIRLEY GRACE TAYLOR Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Maior: College Preparatory Drama Club 13,5 Vice-President 12,5 Gay Nineties 11,5 F.B.L.A. 13,5 F.H.A. 14,5 Secretary 11,5 Degrees Chairman 11,5 Pep Club 13,5 Pep Band 11,5 Band 13,5 Fall Music Show 14,5 Orchestra 12,5 Chorus 13,5 Christmas Progran 14,5 State Home- mdcer Degree5 Junior Play, Football Queen Candidate5 and Sophomore Class Secretary CAROL DIANE THOMPSON Altamont, Kansas Maior: Music and Science Y-Teens 14,5 Program Chairman 11,5 Music Chairman 11,5 Pep Band 13,5 Pep Club 11,5 Lyre Club 14,5 President 11,5 Student Council 12,5 Drama Club 11,5 Band 14,5 Orchestra 14,5 Business Manager 11,5 Glee Club and Chorus 12,5 Girls Ensemble 11,5 and Vice-President of Junior Class. ADA PEARL SPRAGUE Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Commerce Y-Teens 14,5 F.B.L.A. 12,1 and Piano 14,. MARY JEAN STEVENSON Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Homemaking Orchestra 14,5 Y-Teens 13,5 Lyre Club 11,5 F.H.A. 14,5 Treasurer 11,5 Historian 11,5 and Vice-Pres- ident1'l,. if F SHIRLEY MAE TEDSTROM Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Commerce Y-Teens 14,5 Social Chairman 11,5 Pep Club 14,5 Assistant Secretary 11,1 F.B.L.A. 13,5 President 11,5 Band 14,5 Band Play 11,5 Glee Club 11,5 11,5 Christmas Program 11,5 and Vaiety Show 11,. DARRELL EUGENE THOMPSON Coffeyville, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 14,5 and Chairman of Earning and Savings 11, .42- ROBERT LEON STEEBY Altamont, Kansas Maior: Mechanics F,F,A, 12,5 Mechanics Club 12,1 and Athletics UW,- WANETA FAYE STOLLER Parsons, Kansas Major: Commerce Pep Club 13,5 Treasurer 11,1 F.B.L.A. 11,5 Drama Club 12,1 Band 14,5 and F.H.A. 12, PHYLLIS LEE STUART Altamont, Kmsas Major: Homemaking Band 14,5 Glee Club and Chorus 11, Christmas Program 12,5 Orchestra 12,5 Pep Club 14,5 Assistant Secre- tary11,5 Cheerleader 11,5 F.H.A. 14,5 Historian 11,5 Drama Club 12,5 Secretay-Treasurer 11,5 Y-Teens 11,5 and Secretary of Junior Class. JOHN THOMAS TAYLOR Oswego, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 14,. MARVIN DAROLD TOWER, Jr. Parsons, Kansas Maior: Radio Student Council l3Mvl, F.F.A. C2lg Science Club Ml, Secretary-Treasurer ill, and Proctor Captain. LARRY LEE TRAXSON Mound Valley, Kansas Major: Drafting Football Ml, Basketball C2l, Track Ol, L Club f2l, Mechanics Club lil, Junior Play, President of Senior Class, Student Council fllj and Pima Recitals Ul. NINA MAE TULLIS Bartlett, Kansas Maior: Homemaking Y-Teens Ml, Treasurer ill, Presi- dent fllg F.H.A. f3l, Treasurer fll, Secretary fllg Pep Club fll, and Band f4l. ELDRED TRAXSON Mound Valley, Kansas Maior: Printing Annual Staff lil. EVELYN LOUISE TULLIS Chetopa, Kansas Maior: Commerce Pep Club fll, Y-Teens Ml, Drama Club ill, F.B.L.A. f3l, and Band f3l- ROBERT ERNEST VERMILLION Altamont, Kansas Maior: Music and Printing Hi-Y f2l, Chaplain lil, Drama Club fll, Lyre Club f2l, Band f2Wl, Orchestra f2li and Annual Staff. LENA ANN VOLZ Cherryvale, Kansas Maior: Homemaking And English Y-Teens Ml. LARRY EDWARD VON HOLTEN Parsons, Kansas Maior: Drafting Football Ml, Basketball K3l, Track Ill, L Club K2l, Science Club lil, Band Ml, and Mechanics Club ill. CORRIN LAWRENCE WEIL Edna, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. Cdl and Football fll. GERALD RAY WERTZ Oswego, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Mechanics Club f2l. .45- KAY FRANCES WELLS Altamont, Kansas Maior: Commerce Pep Club lil and F.B.L.A. l2l. MERLENE MARGARET WESTHOFF Parsons, Kansas Maior: Commerce Band Ml, Pep Band ill, Drama Club f2l, F.H. A. Ill, F.B.L.A. ill: Student Council fll, Labetta Staff Ulf and Pep Club f3l. KAREN MARIE WILSON Oswego, Kansas Maior: Homemaking F.H.A. 115 and Glee Club and Chorus 115. MURL MATHER WINTERS Oswego, Kansas Major: Radio and Music Band 1455 Orchestra 1455 Glee Club 1255 Vocal Quartet 1455 Science Club 1255 and Chess Club 115. CLYDE LEO WYSUPH Parsons, Kansas Maior: Drafting Glee Club and Chorus 1255 Mikado 115L Special Ensemble 1355 Charalaires 1155 Variety Program 1255 Music Contest 1355 Hi-Y 1255 Drama Club 1155 Lyre Club 1255 and Annual Staff 115. RAMONA ELLEN WIEBE Pasons, Kansas Maier: Commerce Y-Teens 115 and F.H.A. 115. BONNIE RAE WHEELEN Oswego, Kansas Maior: Commerce Chorus 1255 Glee Club 1255 F.H.A. 1155 and F.B.l..A.115. TOMMY WAYNE WHITE Edna, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 145. C' 1-.Qs Qi: WANDA LEE YEUBANKS Cherryval e, K ansas Maior: Commerce F.H.A. 135. MARY SUE YOUNG Altamont, Kansas Maior: Music Pep Club 1155 Drama Club 1155 Y-Teens 1155 Lyre Club 1455 Student Council 1155 Pep Band1155 Fall Music Program 1455 Girls Ensemble 1255 Orchestra 1455 Charalaires: Contest 1255 String Quartet 1255 Mikado 5 Glee Club 1455 and Concert Mistress 115. GERALD GENE WHITE Coffeyville, Kansas Maior: Mechanics Football 1455 Basketball and Track 1255 Mechanics 1255 Secretary 1155 L Club 1255 Secretary 1155 and Student Council 115. HOWARD LAWRENCE WILMOTH Edna, Kansas Maior: Agriculture F.F.A. 145 and Science Club 115. SUZANNE WILSON Oswego, Kmsas Maior: Homemaking F.H.A. 1155 F.B.L.A. 1155 Glee Club and Chorus 1155 Band 1155 and Orchestra 115. JOHN HOLMAN WOLCOTT Valeda, Kansas Maior: Mathematics Stuchnt Council 1155 Basketball 145, Track 1255 and L. Club 125. :if 4- A J 5 5256 4 ., .v 'K- V.X, x A wi aid ,.:f ,. X p .. ..-.-. A. ,WNV ., , , L K ' Kap L-1 X 5 1 f Rn . 0 Y Nasir... !Y 9 5 - s 1 ' iid! Q34 an ,V 3 1 M. SS ll Y'fQ r A 'TZ E1 ia u ROYALTY T 'I' WM-Q5 SENIUR QUEEN BEVERLY JENKINS ?'.ff'S . vi al E DELPHA JOHNSON ATTENDANTS SHIRLEY TEDSTROM BAQRARA CARLSON JUNE EICHHORN 'i 'Q F00 TBAU. QUEEN ff-in MAJORIE COSBY SHIRLEY TAYLOR LINDA LAYTON HELEN COLWELL BASKETBALL QUEEN PHYLLIS STUART MARJORIE COSBY ATTENDANTS F SHEILA BEESON -51- ZELIA PHILLIPS SHIRLEY TAYLOR xl f NH N K X X S QX N Www Nxxxmx mm Q xx QS 5! S S S S S 1' up .,f ,N Q N X' ...gk , vin, The officers of F.H.A. are Delpho Johnson, President, Mary Jean Stevenson, Vice Presi- . ' . dent, Nino Moe Tullis, Secretory, Roberto Adams, Treasurer. V ,Q ' ,351 1 Sill T' YW ,E I 1' ' 'QL' si- 3 ,fa ff, Q Q, rm! i 3 5 L Q iw.. DEPARTMENTS its Iliff , L F. B. L. A. F B l A Officers of F. B. L. A. are: President, Shirley Tedsformg Vice-Presideni, Murna Herridgeg . . . ' and freasury, Daisy Mourningp Sponsors, Miss Morgan, Miss Morton. and Miss Jacobs. Secreiary 'Eggs 'Y L . -1 --o STUDENT COUNCll 1 A Row 'l: Barbara Miller, Rita Summers, June Eichhorn treasurer, Daisy Mourning secretary, Barbara Carlson president, Joe Hollingshead vice-president, Darold Tower second semester roctor cap- tain, Donna Lutz, Marjorie Cosby, Barbara Stuart, Merlene Westhofi, Mary Sue Young. RPOW 2: Jerry Peterson, Larr Yeubanks, Larry Richardson, Ronald Richardson Bill Siesser, Bill Johnson, Norval Cook, Bob Milller, Gary Richardson, Richard Burnham, Jimmy Johnson, Francis Noding, Larry Nutt. ROW 3: Sandra Gilbert, Bonita Andrews, Esther Peter son, Jeanne Moon, Pat Hoffman, Deloris Myers, Viola Ramsey, Sandra Ashenfelter, Faye Tedstrom. ROW 4: Gene White, Larry Traxson first semester proctor captain, Clayton Woodrum. Kenneth Hecrson, Leland Conley. I I l l t --nl Mrs. Lucas's Girls Physical Education Class Mr. Alexander Boys Physical Education Class 5 QW Q' 3 5 3 as ,W 3 :gff rg ef N Y 'sf a i if Ni Lei Q J 5 'mimi I 2 .I-. 1-4, a 3 'J Fx J ?M'sLF Emmy .M 1 .-.gi J- . in I K h R ' N I- N 21.1:,:. TL leg A43 wi ' ,T 1 'jrfi yx fy , rv my gg H ' H 4 Mgffg' Q ...--so-1 4 -4- f ,h Ronald McNickle and Mr. Bennett preparing a hog for butcher ing. JUDGING HOGS: Galen Mor- ford, Robert Adams, Norval Cook, Gerald Richardson, Jack Dyke, John Clifford, Willard Par sons, Donald Thompson. BUTCHE R ING: The meat eaten in the cafeteria is butchered and processed by the agriculture boys. They butcher beets on the average of once in every ten days. There are four phases of butchering and meat pro- cessing. The first phase is breaking down the carcass. Boneing the meat is the second process, followed by grinding and the last phase is wrapping the meat. When wrapping the meat, the packages are marked by putting the date and the kind of meat on the wrapper. Because of the shortness of time and also the responsibility of it, the iunior and senior boys are the only ones who work in the processing area. The Freshmen and sophomores will have the advantage to work in this area when they are iuniors and sen- iors. Mr. Bennett and his class cutting up meat for the rin Weil, Gail Baird, Francis Noding, Hollie Bruhn, Ronald McNickle, Mr. Bennett, Vernon Price, and Billy Fultz. They are cutting up pork. Reserve Grand Champion Barrow of the Kansas Jr National Show at Wichita. This Yorkshire barrow weighing 250 lbs. pound. Shown by Earl Barroger of LCCHS. cafeteria. Cor- Thomas, Henry B anzet, Mcxvi n and sold for 45 cents a .:f:: t'n 'K tx' 14 'Fi r r fi M T 4 ,hy ,ig F , 'Rd e-as T WW 9 ifqii U Q .ks 4 Y! , '-., hx 4: U 5 Q ,ln-P'f , . M, ,M g ' if QR 1- gf K I vi' Q . 1 QQ Q4-'W .saw QQ fg?F1?f 3 ,:,...-nfl L K -YL-J' I ,,,,..-.--- , f !. Y .ei ,wwf Q' .ymawf l Id :wx . If xfrr x X K, . , ,two xx 1 'feels :ffl Q-QA Mr. Perkins Class iudging seeds. The boys are: left to Maurice Filson, Paul Fultz, Robert Catton, Jimmy Hills, right, Robert Dixon, J. C. Braman, Kenneth Benning, Earl Kenneth Good, Larry Hopper. Barrager, Darrol Banzet, Frank Aikens, Ralph Ellison, Mr. Perkins class survey- ing land. The boys are: left to right, Larry Noble, Mr. Perkins, Bill White, Danny White, Gary Shef- fer, Richard Looney, Dale . Pickering, David Lawrence. ij 1 Mr. Perkins field class. The boys are: left to right, David Mr. Perkins, Dean Hummer, Gary Shefter, the tractor is Lawrence, Danny White, Bill White, Richard Looney, Gene being driven by Kenneth Herold. Posey, Dale Pickering, Frank Seifert, Jerald Williams, I 15? I -Q 33 xg x COMMERCE Miss Jacobs, Zelia Phillips, and Marlorie Cosby working the Teletroiner. Miss Morton and first year Shorthand class Miss Jacobs with Secretarial Practice class. an li 41 1 Q an fs ivi :E 5 4 ' Y Q Q: Ti f ,nur ZYQ3 425 X le 9 YY il l I f 5 Q I Q x E T xg fx Q1 me , ll? Q E Af right, Dola Ferguson, Gladys ln- gram and June Eichhorn are working on office machines in the Commerce department. 1' 1' Q I 6,- A-i df' At the left are Marna Herridge, Helen Calwell and Zeliu Phillips working on some of the office machines. Below is 6th hour office machines class taught by Miss Jacobs. - . 13 A lt J- ist hour office machines class fought by Miss Morton. 6th hour fyping class Yaught by Miss Morgan. XM E QI X I an ! i R ,M-:ww '1 I gg: ,L as , 5 L 5 1 , f 1 x 1+ mf fi . , 1 '-can Q I E .U fm Em i ' I W . E g . I Q My if . ,Q ' , 'sg 1 V : . , J S 3, 5' K si sf an w 5 5 1. .Sv FYR' . 'i -at 4' ir 'mf 49. 0 rv Si Qggkjx l I' vi - -. B9 ,Q-Af - if - A 1.-7 wx' K XX v x A' X A x x 5 jf ,I Q' vm- .nu- rv NS. war I fn .Al . K ,NT-ff ,vin wwf- k - . A ,W bffig .,,. .1f,- f W1 LH 1' .JA- .n P' .412 . . LW -, gf 32 ,1- 'Qin 1 M-,.. ,- in , I q f W. fr 'y 5 I J Qu 'lug -. , j, , . ., 'lW33 6' K . xw:7 I , 4 ' ,E ww f f - 4 ' L ffl ' .W ,K Qu 15 HARRY ZOOK atic Qlll, IIIF4 Drafting F I Mechanics S. LOR EN PALMER Auio Mechanics Charlie Merchant receiving some Instructions from Mr. Zook Mr. Zook's architectural and mechanical drafting class. ...s.s gk i. N f. gk .,f I mx? fy A an fig. 'I fig if e 15' 71 W nf? 4' ' V 3 'gi Q 1 QQ I . 'lx t IX' X . lie. .K 'Nu' , .1 x 9 ,539 .,, T' gn, 3 ,MS 1 - ' ,IW . , ,rw .M- ff 2 v ,fs ,ff is -. gg-11 1' ff-. 4 as ,ix 1, 4, +1 Sv Q. ff .Lx-15 ,Q we , A, irx fi if . 3? g . l Gal it Q ,m A if if in i 2 .fs f ,.,, v If Q14 A or -is 4 Q. 9 x 2 'ffk f 4 1, ' in ull' if-img .X ff wg ,W X 1. ik ,S 1 v K -f My . za. 5, , I V J ,,f 5 b A ,, f .V f in -H' 1 ff , 1 4, Q x fx , I , N . ., , V 1 'W r P5 J K' I h' i 4 Q V Qi if -P in ,4 , 'Q' H :N W1 ,www ,-wk 1 5 i Q MIXED CHORUS. ROW li Nancy Forth, Martha Tomey, Kathleen Dunn, Sandra Finley, Judy Hughes, Nelda Brown, Janie Westervelt, Carolyn Hayden, Lena Volz, Sonia ln- gram, Bill Schmidt, Harold Weil, Douglas Triebal, Marcia Wyckoff, Mona Faye Bcrnett, Nancy Harris, June Owens, Barbara Nickson, Mary Sue Young, Della Lee, Wilma Bur- rouis, Helen Jackson. ROW 2: Verna Hurt, Pat Long, Beth GlRL'S GLEE CLUB - INSTRUCTOR, MRS. SEATON. ROW lt Left to Right: Nancy Forth, Martha Tomey, Kathleen Dunn, Sandra Finley, Judy Hughes, Nelda Brown, Janie Westervelt, Carolyn Hayden, Lena Voltz, Cynthia Chandler, Marcia Wycoff, Carolyn Herold, Nan- cy Harris, June Owens, Barbara Nixon, Carla Hanken- son, Mildred Stephens, Lila Foster, Helen Jackson, Peggy Adams. ROW 2: Verna Hurt, Pat Long, Margaret Robinson, Nancy Marvel, Shirley Shine, Sharon Phillips, Karen Knewtson, Linda George, Jean Key, Bonnie Whe- elen, Roberta Tullis, Jane Brothers, llah Hoobler, Ko- ren Wilson, Della Lee, Wilma Burrows, Esther Peterson, Hudson, Nancy Marvel, Shirley Shine, Sharon Phillips, Ka- ren Knewtson, Linda George, Bonnie Wheelers, Cynthia Chandler, Charles Merchant, Jerry Peterson, Donald Mc- Dowell, Robert Grogan, Leroy Foreman, Alice Waggoner, Roberta Tullis, Jane Brothers, llah Hoobler, Karen Wilson, Esther Barnett, Suzanna Wilson, Janet Adams, Lila Foster, Peggy Adams. ROW 3: De Ann Campbell, Pat Chapman, Suzanne Wilson, Janet Adams. ROW 3: Dianna Camp- bell, Pat Chapman, JoSusan Benning, Mary Sparks, Beverly Jenkins, Dianna Louis, Beulah Gifford, Paula Mitchel, Sonia lngram, Mary Sue Young, Crystal Adams, Rose Marie Hoheisal, Esther Barnett, Roberts Dennis, LeVera Grogan, Lois Phillips, Jean Divine. ROW 4: Potty Transue, Mary Tullis, Marian Oakleaf, Cora Rose Farran, Beth Benning, Carolyn Bolen, Carol Thompson, Hazel Lawrence, Carolyn lngram, Helen Hunt, Edna Myers, Mona Faye Barnett, Norma Stephens, Alice Waggoner, Wanda Mayfield, Phyllis Watson, Jackie Ben- nett, Donna Mosler. -lo Sl-'San Ben inQ, Mary Sparks, Beverly Jenkins, Dianna Lewis, Beulah Gifford, Paula Mitchell, Carolyn Ingram, Billy Mingle, Paul Starmer, Lynn Gregory, Carolyn Herold, Norma Stephens, Crystal Adams, Rosemary Hoheisel, Es- ther Peterson, Alverta Dennis, Laverna Grogan, Lois Tred- WGY, -lean Divine. ROW 41 Patty Transue, Mary Tullis, BOYS GLEE CLUB ROW l: Harold Weil, Bill Schmidt, Douglas Tri- bal, Jerry Peterson, Billy Mingle, Leroy Fore- man, Charles Merchant. ROW 2: Instructor Mr. Mariam Oakleaf, Cora Rose Farran, Beth Benning, Carolyn Bolen, Carolyn Thompson, Hazel Lawrence, Jean Key, Robert Vermillion, Jerry Ceasar, Marion Redstone, Marvin DeCow, Willard Parsons,Grady Foreman, Helen Hunt, Edna M ers Carla Hankenson Mildred Stephens, Wanda May- Y 1 1 field, Phyllis Watson, Jackie Bennett, Donna Mosler. Thompson, Paul Starmer, Robert Vermillion, Marvin DeCow, Jerry Ceaser, Robert Grogan, Donald McDowell, Marion Redstone, Lynn Gre- gory. K1 ix 0 so f g ii 41, ' W I E ai, 1, HI LARK5 - June Owens, Beverly Jenkins, Janie Westervelt, Jean Key, Mona Faye Bunett, llah Hoobler, Esther Peter son, Evelyn Pilkington, Mary Sue Young. E' 1 ' ' 'C YZ., r X i i . 1 T P J J, 1 4' ii . l .Z g 4 1 -, Q, wi , 3, . ., ..-' .i r i . 3 5 3 1 In 3. 'Q' GlRL'S TRIO - Viola Romsey, Eve STRING ENSEMBLE -Mary Sue Young Robert Grogen, Evelyn Pilkington, Jane Banberry. ORCHESTRA - OFFICERS: President, Evelyn Pilkington, Co- Business, Carol Thompson, Pat Hoffman, Secretary, Jane Bam- berry, Publicity, Linda George, Mcxcia Wycoff, JohnnyLanders. VIOLINS: Concertmistress, Mary Sue Young, Delaris Myers, Mary Dickerson, Mary Jean Stevenson, Robert Grogan, La Verna Grogan Sharon Bamberry, Wilma Jones, Joan Renner, Jim Rhodes, June Owens, Norma Stephens, Roberta Tullis, Martha Stratton, Hazel May Lawrence, Edna Myers, Barbara Young. CELLOS - Evelyn Pilkington, Carol Thompson, Nancy Marvel, Mary Sparks, Nancy v lyn Pilkington, Beverly Jenkins I!- ii, A Q0 G lj N It 5 ,, lg 1 .-' 'X li Q S 33 F 41 1 X Q Grogan, Jerry Mozingo. BASSON-Carol Davis. VIOLAS . Jon.. Bamberry, Marilyn Bretches, Bonita Andrews. STRING BASS . Barbara Benning, Wayne Gilliam. FLUTES - Pat Hoffman, Marcia Wycofl, Karen Knewtson, Carolyn Herald. FRENCH HORN - Murl Winters, Shirley Taylor, Sandra Finley. CORNETS -Robert Vermillion, Janie Westervelt, Rita Summers, Marion Pollack, SAXOPHONE - Linda George, CLARINETS - Barbara Stuart, CUYOIYV1 Bolen- TROMBONES - Nancy Knewtson, Suzanne Wil- SOY1- TIMPANI - Marion Redstone. PIANO - Johnny Landers, K.. 5 ,W 5 A - vb ,,Q,-K ai Qi 5 W wwf . lHl1IW-alH..a- 3 1 . RS, ' ,, v 41 X g X , . ,. -L . ,,. Y Tv? X ' uf VL! ' A LR i 3 1 .F if f 1 ' , , . w A meh 'x 'K 7? X: ' U V, . I X X X K A t A X b I ' 'I by x 5 ,i K 1 'rv Z 3 ' if 2 ' . . 1 1 l ,f V K- my ' ' 1 ' ' 5 'W I Slip , ri 291 - ,. . . . 3. yu 'l. -SX y H . f A K gwlwx X . X-,L . gr. . 9 V2 - S v i ii KLUGE AUTOMATIC PLATEN PRESS Lana' Nutt Jerry Asblll Bull Hucke .I C DeCow and Robert orune JOURNAIISM AND PRINTING CYLINDER PRESS Bull Hucke Larry Nutt Reber? Hor me J C DeCow and Harold Woodward 1435 Mb- 1 ., - , .5 I 3 . . . , I 1 V 1 1 - - 1 ' ' I I 1 1 ' , . . , . x . K ,r X ', -- .. MI Q 1 51, - V nu I ' . - A I N- x SCIENCE AND RADIO DEPARTMENT Science plays an important part in our everyday lives and its importance is in- creasing as time goes on. Science is the knowledge of Nature's mysteries. It is the establishing of Na- ture's laws and using these laws for the benefit of mankind. The present mode of life demands a knowledge of science in its various fields, and increasingly, it is vitally linked with our everyday lives, making for a more enioyable and profitable existence. The various science classes are held in the new building where spacious, well lighted quarters fre provided. There are two large rooms for laboratory and class work, and in addition there are radio test rooms. A fume hood is designed to take care of the ventilation of the la boratory. 1-911 This is a Physics class under the instruction of Mr. Haury. Physics is the study of the sciences of mechanics, heat, electri- city, light, and sound. MR. HAURY Science and Radio Boys in Physics, regulating the gear system. ssc 4 X x if 5, X X Biology is the study of all living things, both plants and animals. More than a million kinds of plants and animals inhabit our earth today and another million kinds are known to have lived in the past and to have perished. Biology camprehends all that is known about the whole two million known kinds of living things. Biology is more than the accumulated knowledge of individual kinds of plants and animals. From the known facts about particular kinds of plants and animals, biologists have been able to discover certain proved principles that apply to all living things. James Bates, Mary Ann Woodrum, and Bill McWhirt studying a human anatomy with a life size mannequin. :Vilma Jones and Beverly Jenkins dissecting a rog. MR. GENE LOCKARD Biology var' We i ' . M' 5, sk FH I W Q ' . ,g , Q L, .i ' 6 ,, ' f ,KYLE . , , ul.-xg Yf - fi ' J f 2? ni.. , I -,JM 3, 'Q-Q x 1 R 'kj 3 S . 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'if 2 2 L7 ,Q i 9 .nl 'AIN ix H ' If .Q -' ,J- in GRIZZLI ES SCORE BOARD Grizzlies Opponent Grizzlies Opponents 6 lndependence3l 26 Galena 32 0 Fort Scott l9 13 Columbus 6 28 Clwanute 28 31 Clwerryvole 6 26 Baxter Springs O 32 Coney 6 J 7 ' pgs +-'iam 1 fi' J Co-Captains 1,j,ff:fuffL'1g,f'Q,-3 ,JJJ4 'aa J., Leland Conley and ,','f,q .'f,'n,1.,fjfj',, f,.i 54 4 .H Gary Richo Edward Hejnrichsmier, Henry Bruhn 'A' TEAM LINE: Larry VonHolton, Leland Conley, Henry Bruhn, Riclwad Burnhan, Gene White, Larry Traxson, Bob Elmore, Backfield: Gary Richardson, Bob Miller, Edward Heinrichsmier, Larry Martin. fLni'.Qf 'dvr-1133 4 r-':'.H .u -7e1a A 3 wg -,avr-r' 44' A 5 419.1 'na' . , . , , . l'd300 'i'.ii1'4: f I: .u:.f1:-4 87--s -r t ,saf,fx J'f g,, xref. , 4, O'.,, 'X il1 M 3f1i14a'n',:sls:,'sa' fri Vikki l 'I 1 x vw N u' ' H' X -: ':l i:'.n,: ,S-,,..v.,,.ue,, .,:o.,.n no 'E' s'4wi.5.:h bizxh -sf .A-Na .'.'-J an n . as Ninn.. A. ' 'W - my - Q... ,K ' -.1 - f A A -raw, fy x . 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L X B ff L M f K-rf' Q L Q ' 5 N f,. x , g Bob Bracken Joe Ryan , ff' 3 4. x Gail Baird Ralph Hopper Larry VonHolfon Charles Merchant - I 4?-14111145 'Q' f?R?:' 9' fi' Aw 351 9 A27 i ,. - 1. IFA r A, A A I 4' 3 W 1 ? ' ,45'1 -1 1' 'k,'N 'n 1 ' :GTS :jig fgik-,f3 mX U wg r'1f'1-x3gff5' iiiilff f '-if 1-'ff 1 Q .3 s !W...' 3,. : K3 gmtvq :TL-,T 5 3.5381-,.if!.,5'l,-giuiX.a' I .E Q S fig., Q9 FE : - W 4 N 1 15 :- 5 0 ' gl b W Y v . W Q I ,A f F. ll 5 N . 0 K f s F! A P5 Q Q . ' f ., aww 15 - 5 qi? W I X T x lsr N 2 F W M E.. 'Q xC.H, 3 1 F3 ,cu :ici 5 K I U 1? 31 Ei sri? ge ,X T'- ..f x uni il C5 N..- J x Q35- '?'r:::r A 'fi X! L ie H 2 ig 'B' TEAM SCORES 'A' TEAM SCORES LC Opponents LC Opponents 36 Baxter Springs 31 32 Baxter SpfiH9S 34 33 Columbus 29 36 Columbus 48 30 Coffeyville 45 36 Coffeyville 66 37 Cherryvale 23 41 Neodesha 52 32 webb City 39 27 Coney 38 55 Ca,-,ey 30 40 Cherryvale 33 33 Independence 74 40 Webb CNY 44 25 Girard 54 48 CUUBY 44 14 Po,-sons 54 55 lndependence 66 37 Galena 50 38 Gifufd 65 46 Webb City 53 35 Parsons 69 54 Baxter Springs 52 43 Galena 38 39 Cmey 34 35 Webb City 62 42 si. Pm 33 62 Bvxfef Springs 46 44 Fort Scott 48 39 CUUBY 50 47 St. Pats 48 42 Fort Scott 44 'A' TEAM PLAYERS. John Wolcott,' Wayne Foster, Leland Conley, Gail Baird, Eal Francisco, Larry Tridle, Lcrry Martin, Gary Richardson, Gary Bonine, Jerald Reed, Coach Carl Alexander. 'B' TEAM PLAYERS. ROW 1: Larry Hopper, Herman Harrell, David Hedrick Harlan Graham, Norman McKee, Jimmy Thomas, Bill Hucke. ROW 2: Coac Donald Van Orsdall, Darrell Von Holton, David Jordan, Larry Hill, Marion Basque, Bobby Bracken, Lanny Ross, Jerry Murphy. x J 3 X ' 1 - 4? s ' , 1 KW '- Wa k I 1 1 F ng A Q fl? A A M 4 'FSS' K S , ' 2 F gf ,L 35 Q I i 3 Q I Q Q 3 Vi, ,I A ' - ' ' X :Ai : ,, ' K ii-w f .A 1' ' . 3 F F .wx ..,... x Q if H , Eg? if U fi' :3 9gf4.i5G' Y Hfww' fr -4 1 A ' Q E if 2' figs N ' F ' . G' ,Q fa' 2 gf , ' vi Q 1- J M 45, Y G-mji D ,fi 4 q- ' W W 3 ,Ai K . 4 L Q 5 24, L id' 1,2 ' ' . ul x ' ,I XE ,KK ' A .5 t T 9 f' ' Q, in 5 I 5 15,5 API' iii. T11 F ,1,,Q!'ll'fI la-54 IK? 'T IL 7 f 'Xl' T.'!Ll. JILEEJ' IT' 3 D K' TRACK dv' N 5. f l i 1 L. 'J l -' M-2.3, , . ,, ik. , H , .' ni . . .1 . X 'Q-V-in . .f f' 2 3, M' tznwifa P 4 Q Wi? - 1n.f. i' if 3 lf' I e? ,v , 4-IH! r Pi -1-ff ,- ' 'TW' f - 3.415 ,1v. .' 'J' -Lk-' . Francis Swenson, a iunior, is a very good prospect for honors in the mile run this year. Ralph Hopper, a senior, is the best prospect for the broodiump this year. Larry Martin and Charlie Cook are running the high hurdles in this picture, Larry is a senior and Charlie is a iunior. . ,, M -I fa ,... ifl-,Q-,fn s X.:-f-'w ru-xv Larry Hopper, a sophomore, is coming along very good in the pole vault. He is ex ected to place in that event this year. Gary Richardson, a senior, is the LC trdck team's dash mon. He has been out for track all four years and is expected to be a leading point gainer this year. ,Aim W , 'Mrk fo . ,.., ' we H 4, . X A . my -,wr-, V if 4 ,a,,.Q-L-.U 5, . J-i,3,, W . .os A 1. ,. qc I ga, rs 4- , n y ,Pom 44 Qs' eh ,sf . +-,Gays -.L Q is ? Q Q -. . 'Z f New . 'gif . 1f13 - ,., 4. 1 Earl Francisco is o senior this year. He throws the shot put and the discus. He is a two year letterrrian in track and is one ofthe track tri-captains this year. TRACK SQUAD ROW l: Gary Moon, Leon Gotton, Marvin DeCow, Larry Richardson, Leroy Reeve, Bill Philli s, Charles Kastler Chuck Kudrick, Ronald Shira, Darrell Childliess, Don Swenson, Larry Reed, Larry Green, Donald Gifford, Terry Bradfield, Gary Jump. ROW 2: Larry Gregory, Gail Baird, Bob Bracken, Bill Billmon, Charles Cook, Francis Swenson, Wayne Foster, Ralph Hopper, Gel Richardson, Larry Martin, Earl Francisco, Hollie Thomas. RCJW 3: Herman 90 Bill Billmon is a iunior this year. Besides throwing the shot put qnd the discus he also runs the 220. He is expected to help the track squad a lot this year. Bob Bracken is another iunior this yecr. He throws the iovelin and is expected to help a lot. Ralph Hopper is o senior and also one of the track tri-captains this year. He broad jumps and runs the short dashes. Harrell, Joe Hollingshead, Kenneth Good, John Godfrey, Phil Metzen, Lanny Ross, Bob Gatton, Larry Hill, David McKinney, Francis Nodin , Charles Hucke, Ray Mothes, Bill Hucke, Jimmy Thomas, Tom ilormon. ROW 4: Perry Troester, Marion Pollock, John Swenson, Larry Hopper, Jimmy Johnson, lvan Dorland, Larry Myers, Norman McKee, Larry Polk, Jerry Butts, Joe Karhoff, Bill McWhirt, Paul Starmer, David Lawrence. , , .95 CHEERLEADERS A TEAM CHEERLEADERS Janne Wesfervolt Jerry Mozmgo Bomfo Andrews Zelaa Phillips B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Phyllus Stuart Mary Rexwmkle bandrc Gilbert Marge Cosby 105- THE CITY OF ALTAMONT Located IH the geographical center of Labette County an outstanding livestock and dairy farming area Home of the Labette County Commumty Hugh School the outstanding hugh school ID the Mlddle West. Completely modern grade school wnth mne teachers Four good churches provide for splrltual upllft of the communrty Home of County Extension Service Productron and Marketlng Association Soul Conservation Servlce Farm Home Admlnrstratron theTwm Valley Electrrc Cooperative lnc and the Labette County Farm Bureau Assocla tlon Two munlclpal buildings which provlde good facllltles for many groups and meetangs Mumclpal owned electric water and gas systems which provrde good service and reasonable rates An :deal town to make your home 106- I I I I I I . , ' I I I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1957 Frzendsbzp means much and we are grateful for yours Remember us or Complete Home Furmsbmgs MOSLER FURNTTURE STORE ALTAMONT KANSAS 107 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Mosler of t e Phone 50 P RSUNS JU IOR COLLEGE Invites the Seniors of L.C.C.H.S. to Attend College Two Years in Parsons Parsons Junior College is accredited by the State Department ot Education and the University ot Kansas. Credits earned are accepted by leading colleges and universities throughout the state and the United States. Parsons Junior College is o member ot the American Association ot Junior Colleges, The Council of North Central Junior Colleges, and The Kansas Association of Junior Colleges. OTHER FEATURES Band, Choir, Drum Corps, Guidance Service, Modern Languages Orchestra, lntro Mural Sports, Photography Plays and Operettas, Student Organizations Student Council, Varsity, Sports Basketball Football, Golf, Tennis, Trackl and 8 000 Volume Library DEGREES Associate in Arts Degree Special Degree in Commerce Education, and lndustrial Education Automechanics, Printing, Metalwork, or mechanical Drawing Diploma of Graduation l Q I 1 Special Courses int Art, Agricultural, Home Economics, Journalism, and Radio fincluding Announcing, Script Writing, Advertising, Program Arranging, and Actingl -103- Phone 228 Q ' Building Materials, Also Concrete Building Blocks Better for Less Everything for the Builder Free Delivery Service 70l Oregon Street ABSHIER REAl ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Farms - City Property - Rentals All Kinds lnsurance Office Phone 770 Res. Phone 2505 81 2'l86 T07 North Central Parsons, Kansas PARSONS COCA-COlA BOTTLING CO INC 212625 Oswego Kansas PARSONS KANSAS MORRISON S IGA MARKET FROZEN FOOD lOCKER PHONE T49 MOUND VALLEY KANSAS OWlUS SCHOOL SUPPLY CO Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods l0l5 N Broadway Phone 888 Pittsburg Kansas Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Commencement lnvltatlons Diplomas Personal Cards Club lnsrgnuo Medals 81 Trophies Representative Mr Roy O Foss 21 Sycamore Carthage Missouri 109 O, . I I I ' I I 0 0 Class Rings and Pins I I . . 1 OWENS BROS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T957 T827 Broadway Phone 376 HASKETT AND PEDIAR PARSONS KANSAS Automotive Supplies SA ssnvlcf simon 3500 MAIN PARSONS KANSAS JU'SC 0'S U 5 59 Phone 124 96 ALTAMONT KANSAS AGRICULTURAL IIME CONCRETE AGGREGATES ROAD STONE QUARRIES IN CRAWFORD AND LABETTE COUNTIES JOHN J STARK CONTRACTOR Phone 307 Parsons Kansas OIIICC Phone Pfifk 4 3527 Gnrard Kansas 110- o I K. SKELLY PRODUCTS 0 Congmtulatzons Semors BEECH'S MARKET Compliments 0f CRUZAN S JEWELRY OSWEGO, KANSAS Best Wishes to the Senior THE HANDLEY GREENHOUSES Flowers - Plants and Gi t Novelties Phone 251 Oswego Kansas CHARLES PRESCRIPTION SHOP G KEENEY CHARLES PH G F A C A I506 Mann Phone DR O M DAVIS DENTIST Phone I87 IBIOM Mann PARSONS KANSAS For Dolly News of L C C H S And Complete Coverage of Labeffe Counfy Hoppenlngs THE PARSONS SUN GREEN LAWN HOMES COMPANY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE II6 S Central Phone 555 and T069 PARSONS KANSAS THE PEOPLES BUILDING 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION INVESTMENTS INSURED T0 STO 000 HALLMARK SEED CO Buyers and Processors o All Kmds Fzeld Seeds Wholesale and Retail M I1 I8I7 am P one 400 1715 Woshungton Phone 33 PARSONS KANSAS PARSONS KANSAS 112 I ' I f L I I O ' 235 PARSONS KANSAS I I f . I 1 Something from NEWFIELDS IS always Somethrng Speclal NEWFIEID S JEWEIRY lITWIN S Everythrng to Wear Headquarters For Ke W k CI y or othes Stockton Sports We Wrangler Western Wear 1827 Mann Parsons Kansas 1809 Mom arsons Kansas 1'RlU ' 1-on CONGRATUlATIONS' ClASS OF 97 K DI? 'n 11 Iluwul F? 'f,? 'i 4'T- X ' Muslcully l 31 Years Inf For 100 Years Kmball Pianos RICHMOND MUSIC HOME 1806 BROADWAY PARSONS KANSAS Drugs Prescrrptlons Rexall Remedre Comphmems of Candy Ice Cream Magazines Soda Fountcnn S Greelmg Cards and Gxfls for allOccas1on ALTAMONT KANSAS BlANK DRUG STORE 113- . I I . D P I 5 Serving T SEK - I For I I . I . Mc KINNEY MOTOR COMPANY Your Friendly Ford Dealer OSWEGO, KANSAS STEWART PHARMACY Your Rexall Drug Store I7I2 Main Phone I5 PARSONS, KANSAS TREDWAY'S GROCERY A Clean Store 'A Clean Stock 'A Prompt Service 'A Square Deal Phone 30 ALTAMONT KANSAS Sinclair Service 'Auto Parts 'I oodyear Tires 8. Batteries ' ar Washing 8. Lubrication EICHHORN SERVICE STATION Phone 49 Altamont Kansas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HARDWICK S DRIVE IN OSWEGO KANSAS HOME OF BIG R BURGERS tegheng WOMEN S WEAR Phone 575 T13 S 18th Parsons Kansas CHARLES SCAL ETTY SHEET METAL WORK A SPECIALTY I9I8 Mann Phone 384 PARSONS KANSAS PAUL DUNN OWNER MJSIC CENTER OF S E K Phone 790 IIO So I8th PARSONS KANSAS SCAlETTY HARDWARE INTER-STATE MUSIC CO. FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR GRAINS FEEDS, FERTILIZER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Phone IO ALTAMONT KANSAS - FASHION CIEANERS HATTERS I804 Broadway Phone I83 PARSONS KANSAS BRENNER DRUGS MORE FOR LESS Phone 865 I8OO Mann PARSONS KANSAS HEWKIRK S RECORD SHOP NEW AND USED PHONOGRAPH RECORDS We have 80 labels of Records 1929 Mum Phone 409I PARSONS KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'I957 MAY SUCCESS HAPPINESS AND GOOD FORTUNE BE YOURS THE GEORGE Since I873 PARSONS KANSAS PUBLICATIONS Altamont Journal Edna Sun Mound Valley Tlmes Journal 115- I I Printers and Publishers OWENS DRUG STORE Phone 3000 Prescrlptlon Drugglst Corner Mann 8. Centr I Parsons Kansas Prescrxptlons Suck Room Supplies Trusses Elashc Hose Knee Caps A kl S t n e uppor Peters and Hess Stock Poultry Product When Thinking of a Future Home or Insurance Please consider ROY REVEll REAL ESTATE EVERYTHING FOR CLEANING EVERY KIND OF BUILDING P M Pete SCHNEIDER Maintenance Engineer Emporla Offlce 808 Mechanic Phone I9IO J The WICHI TA BRUSH 8- CHEMICAL CO 234 N Mann Amhursf 7 2286 MONEY T0 LOAN ON WATCHES DIAMONDS GUNS Etc DAN ASHBACHER Jewelry Loans Phone 556 7l9 Umon Coffeyvalle Kansas FARMER S UNION CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION DEALER IN GRAIN FEED 81 FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PROPANE 8- ANHYDROUS AMMONIA Phone I4I Mound Valley Kansas COEFEYVIllE IMPLEMENT COMPANY JOE VAN TIGHEM ALLIS CHALMERS AND MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE FARM EQUIPMENT DeLAVAL MILKING MACHINES 808 East Eighth SI Coffeyvllle Kansas SKEllY Oll GUARANTEED PRODUCTS Phone T76 Altamont Kan sas ART ELDER lA RUE RADIATOR SERVICE WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTOR McCORD 8- HARRISON RADIATORS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT RADIATORS 2III Mom Phone 422 PARSONS, KANSAS I 116- I . G I S - , S I I I I . O I A ' ' . - I U I I I . I I HOLMES HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG THESE ARE THE WORLDS GREATEST NAMES IN HOME APPLIANCES Plumbing Supplies CoIeman Heating Experts Everythung In Hardware HAROLD DEAN SIFRED 5lI15l?l'f'JwM6llEMILT. Qualify Clothes for Men, Ladies and Boys Phone 231 1814 Main Parsons 'Kansns MILLER S SHOE STORE 1816 Mann Street PARSONS KANSAS ERESHMAN IRON AND METAL COMPANY SINCE 1903 1912 20 Washnngton Telephone I58 PARSONS KANSAS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 423 Com I Phone 465 OSWEGO KANSAS Howard 8. Elizabeth Brown 38 ELEMING IMPLEMENT COMPANY YOUR FRIENDLY JOHN DEER DEALER Factory Trained Mechanics CIay Meyer Blanke Deluvel 30 Mann St Phone PARSONS KANSAS 1 I Genuine Parfs-- Home Ohemicals ' 65 m . I -117- I REYNOlDS 8. HUGHES SPERRY'S FUNERAL HOME INSURANCE SERVICE All Types of Insurance and Real Estate ALTAMONT, Phone 250 MOUND VALLEY, Phone 3 or 58 E. W. REYNOLDS W.D. KPete1 HUGHES ALTAMONT MOUND VALLEY 1823 Main Phone 275 PAR SONS, KANSAS BRADBURY MOTOR CO DR E E CONKlIN DENTIST MOUND VALLEY KANSAS Ford Slnce 1913 PGFIS Soles Servlce Mound Valley Kansas Phone133 DR Vl JACKSON WATKINS mc STEEL PHYSICIAN AND SuRcEoN STEEL FABR,CAT,0N HEAVY HARDWARE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ALTAMONT KANSAS wIcHITA KANSAS FIRST NATIONAL BANK C 8. O SERVICE Efhclent Banklng Servlce Gas OII Tlres Grocenes Repalrs and Weldlng W E BARNARD Presldenf LAWELLIN V Presldeni and Cashler Bartlett Kansas Phone 6 118- g 0 e 0 e 0 0 e Friendly - - Courfeous W A ' ROYAl CROWN- -NEHI BOTTEING COLA offeyvnlle Kansas Any Make Any Model New - Used Cars Russ CARTER MOTORS Buy flue Besf for Less Russell L. Carter Phone 388 400 N. Central or 3251 PARSONS KANSAS COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY SUPERIOR STUDIO Photo Fmlshlng Photo Copies Prcture Frammg Over Newberry Phone 203 COFFEYVILLE KANSAS JACK D GROEF D V M Phone 55 Oswego Kansas DAIRY OUEEN The Sngn of Yhe Flashing Cone 3I29 Mom Phone 4012 PARSONS KANSAS STOP SHOP SAVE HOWARD S MARKET II40 Mann Parsons Kansas Fresh Vegetables Grocerle Meats MR AND MRS ORVAL HOWARD Proprletors CO. EAST SIDE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF T957 PARSONS COMMERCIAL BANK Established nn T874 Members Federal Deposit Insurance Co S10 000 Maxlmum Insurance for each Deposltor BRADY SHOE STORE For Women Vltallty Rhythm Step For Chlldren Polly Parrott Scamperoos I805 Mann Parsons Kansas JACK KELLEY Mgr O II PROPANE CO For quality and service lt wall pay you to call us Day Phone SI Nught Phone III IIUBER JANITOR SUPPLIES INC II4 North Street Francls Wlchuta Kansas In Business to Serve You Everythung for the Samtatlon of All Bulldlngs SEGER GROCERY 8. MARKET GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT VEGETABLES AND MEATS Your School P hotographer D PETERSON STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Bartlett Kansas Phone 21 PARSONS, KANSAS 120- X , , I I 0 ' NEPTUNE PRINT-o-METER O I TWIN VALLEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC W E Breneman E L Sprague C E Romlne James Tullns W G Hatfield G D Roberson Carma Jo Feurt Allgeler 81 Martin Engineers TRUSTEES EMPLOYEES L W Leyda C W Brown Albert MlIIer L L Summers L G Dulavey O R Sketers Frederick Closs GalI Traxson LeRoy Hlne R M Shelley W K Dlllenberger Attorney FARMER S EXCHANGE INC Groceries Meats Feed FIRST NATIONAL Produce Buyers Poultry Eggs Cream Hides - Pecans - Wool - Rabbits Phone 50 Home Phone OSWEGO KANSAS PARSONS KANSAS Member Federal Reserve System CONGRATULATIONS T0 L C C H S SENIORS T957 WASHBURN BLOSSOM FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Oldesf Bank in Labette Counfy serving this community for our asm Year Founded 1871 Nationalized 1872 Charter No. 1951 Phone 838 Parsons, Kansas 1 I -121- CONGRATULATIONS I...C.C.I'I.S. I o . . U . .' ,Jr- George W. Marvel I 1 - THE of 342 I n FASHION ClEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF HATTERS GUINN Oll COMPANY l804 Broadway Phone 183 PARSONS, KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'I957 OSWEGO MOUNKDAXIQIEQEY CHETOPA Plumbing and Electric We lead others follo Sales and Servlce Phone 82 ALTAMONT KANSAS COMPLIMENTS TO THE 'I957 SENIORS GENERAL INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY 8. SUPPIY EQUIPMENT PITTSBURG KANSAS BARTEETT CO OP COMPANY Machinery and Supplies SSOC ATION Maternal Handllna and Transmission Equipment G': 'I and I Seed 4m and Porter Phone MAyIaur 4 1400 ' e ' 'ze' JOPLIN MISSOURI BARTLETT KANSAS Phone 4 wn , CO. ' . u n -122- AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Q...


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