McCune Rural High School - Eagle Yearbook (McCune, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

D£e Dedication 1959 We, the class of '59, dedicate this yearbook to our parents who with pa- tience and helpful understanding have seen us through our 12 years of school life. JICcQjune 7?ura fij i cSc 200 ioarcf of Cj cfucafion JKcGune ftura If yfi School Schools must take practical steps to get the highest value out of the educational dollar without diluting quality. Life in the last half of the century will be more complex. Boys and girls we educate today will live different lives in a highly scientific age. We must make it possible for all boys and girls to develop to the outermost limits of their mental capabilities. PAULA. MILLARD, B.S., M.S. Principal and Social Science EARL McCOLM Director KARL ROESE Clerk 2 JOHN MULLEN Treasurer choo Jacufiy LEAH GREEN, B.S. English EVA TURKINGTON, B.S, , M.S. Mathematics IRA JOHNSTON, B.S. Vocational Agriculture ALMEDA CLOSS, B.S. DAVID D. O'NEAL, B.S., M.S. GRACE M. GILBERT, B.S., M.S. Vocational Homemaking Commerce Librarian CLYDE JOHNSTON, B.S. Music LYNN FARRELL, B.S., M.S. Coach JAMES E. COMER, A.B., M.S. Science 4 7 DAVID LEONARD SARTIN MARILYN IRONSIDE RICHARD KAROLYN BELL RICHARD MORGAN MARY ANN RAUNIKER HARVEY DAVIDSON lOe TO J ncf a Jjatfi or 7Ka e One Yesterday is but a dream.. .And tomorrow is only a vision.. .But today, well-lived, makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness... And every tomorrow a vision of hope... Look well, therefore, to this day. 10 Sponsored by: ROESE'S DRUG STORE “ I round t ie Gi jorner Parker Lyman - - Keith Lyman - - Elise Lyman - - Linda Halbert - ■ Donald Blair - - Ella Chapman - Polly Chadwick ■ Eudora Jones - - Judson Dodd - - James D. Meade Director----- .......JIM FRAZIER -----GALEN EMMONS DARLENE GARDENHIRE -----ZORA GETMAN - - FRANKIE DUNNICK - - MARILYN SARTIN MARY ANN GEMMELL - - SONDRA SPANGLER - RICHARD IRONSIDE BILL BARNES - MRS. LEAH GREEN Sponsored by: W. E. JREGG and SON it Innual Editor-in-Chief------------ Associate Editor------------- Business Manager----------- Photograph Editor---------- Assistant Photograph Editor Art Editor----------------- Assistant Art Editor------- Sports Editor-------------- Assistant Sports Editor — - Typist -................... Typist -------------------- Typist----------------------- Typist----------------------- Sponsor----------------------- • MARY ANN GEMMELL ZORA ANN GETMAN ........JIM FRAZIER -----KAROLYN BELL JAUNITA BRINTNALL - FRANKIE DUNNICK - - LUANNE SHIPMAN • - RICHARD IRONSIDE - NORMAN SUMPTER - - MARILYN SARTIN DARLENE GARDEN HIRE MARY ANN RAUNIKER - SONDRA SPANGLER • - MISS TURKINGTON 12 Sponsored by: TRIDLE CHEVROLET COMPANY 5_________ t Juniors LUCILLE LEONARD SHARON HUFF DELLA RUTH SPILLMAN CONNIE WRIGHT ROBERT RENTFRO NANCY HARRIS JIMMY MONROE MARY RUTH WILSON SALLY GETMAN LYNN STRATHE LEANNA HOWARD GEORGE ALLEN JERRY KIRBY MARY OLSON RICHARD PARSONS CAROLYN CORNETT JANICE SEARS CHARLES PARSONS KAROLYN SLAPAR RONALD NUTT ,7 unior Fred Hastings..................... JIMMY MONROE Cora Hastings..................MARY RUTH WILSON Gilbert Hastings.....................JERRY KIRBY Nancy Graham..................... KAROLYN SLAPAR Larry Madison - - -GEORGE ALLEN Julie Tucker...............DELLA RUTH SPILLMAN Gloria Patterson---------------------- MARY OLSON Melinda Whipple...........-............NANCY HARRIS Lois Corwin.......................... SALLY GET MAN Mr. Danbury.......................... ROBERT RENT FRO Bill Sterling...................... - RONNIE NUTT Sponsor..........................................MRS. GREEN t Sponsored by: GARARD’S MARKET RONALD L. and EATHEL I. GARARD flftera a refs Nance-------------------------- MARY ANN GEMMELL Kitty------------------------------NANCY HARRIS Nana -------....------- - - - DARLENE GARDENHIRE 15 DON, MR. BARKER, NYLA SUE, GEORGE, MRS. BARKER. c Sop io nores Jimmy Wilson Floellen Collier Jacqueline Montee Tywink Rentfro Johnny Gobetz Janice Simmons Kenneth Davidson Sharon Stewart Merrill Hodgden Judy Han Jerry McGown Gail Weber Jerry Trotnic Dean Rose Jack Amershek Gerald Johnson Tim Houseweart Lois Baldwin Eugene Grant Kay Johnson Ken Wilson Yvette Silc R. G. Van Slyke Wayne Larcom Sandra Wadkins John Dee Best The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher, Sponsored by: THE SHIGLEY FUNERAL HOME SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Galea Emmons Jim Frazier Frankie Dunnick ★ ★★★ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jacqueline Montee Flo Ellen Collier Jimmy Wilson FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Calvin Flaharty Beverly Jackson Keith Kirby Sponsored by: THE ZETTL BAKERY - Girard and VAN TEIGHEM IMPLEMENT CO. - Parsons JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lucille Leonard Sharon Huff Della Ruth Spillman 7res imen Keith Kirby Calvin Flaharty Beverly Jackson Linda Johnson Merle Allen Connie Montee Marilyn Stevens Tommy Haigh Dixie McKinzie John Michael Robert Hey Pat Lahey Roy Parsons Betty Maffei Maybelle Circle Bobby Depue Arnold Stevens Wanda Hiller Janice Kountz Larry Morgan Treva Silc Koleen Kernick Carol Froebe Philip Long Donna Wheatley 7a I 7es oa (2ueen and 71 tie n (fan s Mary Ruth Wilson, Floellen Collier, Luanne Shipman, Linda Johnson 25 g.g.J!. Queen am.f 7 7 Z JCin9 QUEEN Karolyn Bell KING John Dee Best Sponsored by: PITTSBURG and MIDWAY COAL MINING COMPANY Dixie McKinzie, Bobby Hey, Kay Johnson, John Dee Best, Sharon Huff, George Allen, Karolyn Bell, Harvey Davidson. 1. Lunch Line 2. Our Photographer 3. Physical Ed. 4. Little Blue Angel 5. Transportation 6. Christmas Program organizations CONNIE WRIGHT.....................................Secretary KAROLYN BELL.................................Vice President MARY RUTH WILSON..................................President TYWINK RENTFRO....................................Treasurer DELLA RUTH SPILLMAN.................................Pianist SHARON HUFF........................................Reporter JACQUELINE MONTEE.................................Historian MARY OLSON ----- -------------------------- Parliamentarian SHARON STEWART...............................Song Leader MRS. CLOSS..........................................Advisor Sponsored by: KANSAS GAS and ELECTRIC CO. - Pittsburg The McCune Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has 44 members this year. There are 14 new members in the chapter. Since our chapter carried out the state and national programs of work and met all other requirements, an Honor Chapter Award was presented to us from the State Advisor, Miss Helen Scheve. The President of our chapter, Mary Ruth Wilson, accepted this award at the district meeting in Pittsburg, October 18th. Attending the district meeting from McCune were 30 members, our chapter Mothers, Mrs. Ora Wilson and Mrs. Harold Wright, and our chapter advisor, Mrs. Almeda Closs. Everyone at the district meeting enjoyed two Hawaiian Guitar numbers presented by Connie Wright. The attendance at the state meeting at Topeka March 14 will be limited in all chapters for the first time this year. Eleven members and two adults may attend from McCune. Those attending will be chapter officers, state degree candidates, and another member to be chosen. Karolyn Bell, Mary Ann Gemmell, and Della Ruth Spillman have completed State Homemaker Degrees this year. The state degree is the highest F. H.A. degree and is evaluated and awarded by the State advisor to those who meet the standards. In addition to the State and National projects carried out by our chapter last year we have added U.N.E. S.C.O. as a project this year. The Betty Crocker Homemaker pin was presented to Luanne Shipman for making the highest test score on a test given to graduating Seniors. The F. H. A. float received first prize in the Fall Festival parade. Sponsored by: THE OVERBY LANDSCAPING SERVICE, Parsons MR. JOHNSTON - - DAVID LEONARD - BILL BARNES----- HARVEY DAVIDSON LYNN STRATHE - - JERRY McGOWN - - ----Advisor Vice President - President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sentinel Sponsored by: THE McCUNE FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION and PAUL McGOWN - FOR DEKALB HYBRID SORGHUM and SEED CORN and CHICKENS There are 36 boys enrolled in vocational agriculture this year. The enrollment includes 11 freshmen, 11 sophomores, 9 juniors, and 5 seniors. The officers elected for this year include president, Bill Barnes; vice president, David Leonard; secretary, Harvey Davidson; treasurer, Lynn Strathe; reporter, Johnnie Maffei; and sentinel, Jerry McGown. The junior and senior F. F.A. boys took five projects to the Hutchinson fair for a group exhibit placing 4th among 15 schools. The McCune Chapter was awarded $70 in prize money and $87 for mileage for their exhibit at the state fair. The youth fair was the largest ever this year with some 75 crop entries, 25 livestock entries and 27 farm mechanics entries. The bus garage was used for the crop entries. The officers attended the leadership school at Fredonia early in October. The senior and sophomore F. F. A. boys went to Kansas City to attend the national F. F. A. convention for one evening and one day. As a community service project this year the boys have constructed a new step at the southwest entrance to the school building, taken down the swings from south of the shop, butchered 6 beef cattle and have constructed 2 new practice goals for the new gymnasium and built some feeders in shop for farmers in the community. Again this year the F.F.A. cooperated with the F.H.A. in sponsoring a box supper in November. The speaking team, consisting of Harvey Davidson, Jim Monroe, John Gobetz, Kenneth Davidson, Roy Parsons and Calvin Flaharty placed fifth at the district F. F. A. public speaking contest held at Iola in January. John Gobetz placed first in the sophomore division with 26 boys competing. Roy Parsons placed sixth in the freshman division with 27 boys competing. This year the boys sold $110 in subscriptions for the Farm Journal making for them $55 in free merchan- dise from the official future farmer supply catalogue. Also as an extra money making project the boys made $21 selling fire extinguishers and $42 selling rat poison. Bob Niebaum was the winner of the annual rodent contest with Kenneth Davidson second and Tommy Haigh third. In the first farm mechanics contest held at Neodesha the McCune team placed seventh among the 14 schools competing in the contest. Boys on the McCune team were Richard Morgan, Jim Monroe, Harvey Davidson, David Leonard, Bill Barnes, and Johnnie Maffei. Other contests this year will include crops, poultry, farm mechanics, livestock judging, dairy judging, and an added contest in entomology. Dr. McKee has helped several of the F.F.A. boys to purchase gilts this year for livestock projects. In shop several feeders have been constructed and other projects include a loading chute, hog troughs, 4 wheel trailer, and a power lawn mower. Sponsored by; OWENS PLUMBING and HEATING, PARSONS and BUDS JEWELRY, Pittsburg 35 Treasurer----------- Music Chairman— Service Chairman - Worship Chairman - Pianist------------- Publicity Chairman Social Chairman - President--------- Finance Chairman - Vice President — - Program Chairman Secretary--------- Sponsor-------- - - - CAROLYN CORNETT -----NANCY HARRIS MARY ANN RAUNIKER MARY ANN GEMMELL FLOELLEN COLLIER - JACQUELINE MONTEE TYWINK RENTFRO LUCILLE LEONARD - MARY RUTH WILSON - - LEANNA HOWARD CONNIE WRIGHT DELLA RUTH SPILLMAN - MISS TURKINGTON lien spake Jesus «porn unto them, saying, I am the light of the uorld: he that folloivclh me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.— John 8:12 Sponsored by: McCUNE HERALD and ART'S CAFE FOR UNTO US A CHILD IS BORN. Isaiah IX-6 BACK ROW; F. Collier, C. Montee, M. Circle, T. Rentfro, B. Barnes, B. Jackson. S, Huff, C, Wright, K, Davidson. FIFTH ROW: D. Garard, M. McColm, L. Gemmell, S Stewart, S. Monroe, W. Larcom, H. Davidson, T. Houseweart, F. Dunnick. FOURTH ROW: J. McGown, L. Strathe, J. Wiison, J. Frazier, K. Kirby, J. Huff, M. Mansfield, C. Foster, J. Ratzlaff, M. Stevens. THIRD ROW: Mr. Johnston, K. Slapar, M. Wilson, J. Simmons, M. Gemmell, M. Olson, S. Clarke, K. Tridle, J.Kirby, L. Wort, T. Haigh, J. Brintnall. SECOND ROW: M. Sartin, Z. Getman, K. Bell, J. Montee. S. Getman, J. Han. FIRST ROW: D. McKinzie, N. Harris, J. Michael, S. McColm, S. McColm, P. Mansfield, L. Howard, D. Spillman. This page Sponsored by RICHMOND MUSIC HOME, Parsons and INTER-STATE MUSIC COMPANY - E. PAUL DUNN - 110 South 18th - Parsons Karolyn Slapar, Mary Ann Gemmell, Tim Houseweart, Flo Ellen Collier, Frankie Dunnick, Marilyn Stevens, Bill Barnes, Mary Ruth Wilson, Janice Simmons, Mary Olson, Sharon Stewart. Sponsored by: HOTEL BESSE - Pittsburg, Kansas 39 J ep Gfu6 Connie Wright Jaunita Brintnall Tywink Rentfro Linda Johnson Sponsored by: ROITZ BUTANE and OIL CO. - Pittsburg and THE CANTEEN SERVICE of Pittsburg 40 mm J vj 3t kfif) j32C 13 f5U J13 5 ’17. .19 fX The 1958 Eagle football team, one of the scrappiest outfits to ever wear the black and gold, defied the early season predictions of area fans and coaches to battle their way to the co-championship of the Crawford County League. In the season opener against St. Mary's (Pittsburg) the Eagles were plagued by fumbles and dropped the non-league game 27-14. To open league play the Eagles traveled to Girard where they started the highly rated Trojans to their downfall by beating them 13-7. The feature of the game, being the booming punts of fullback Sumpter, and defensive play of linebacks, Frazier and Morgan. The following week the Eagles entertained arch rival, Cherokee, for their homecoming and Fall Festival game. The Eagles, aided by a blocked Cherokee punt by end, Larry Brown, started fast to roll over the Braves 28-7. The next game found the Eagles involved in a thriller. Tailback Rentfro, passed to Dale Moore for the winning touchdown, with seven seconds remaining to hand the Raiders their only defeat of the season 20-13. The touchdown was set up by a last minute pass interception by wingback, Jerry McGown, who returned it to the seven yard line. The game again featured the hard running of fullback Sumpter and tailback Jimmy Wilson. In the final non-league game the Eagles blasted Oswego 34-13 with every man seeing action. Returning to league play, the Eagles played one of their finest games of the season, by running rough shod over Riverton 33-7. Fullback Sumpter, accounted for three touchdowns and gained over 200 yards, rushing. In the final two games, the Eagles were slowed down considerably by injuries. They traveled to Erie, where Erie scored in the final minute of the game, to win the hard fought battle 14-12. To close the season. Eagles battled the Arma Bulldogs to a 0-0 tie. The Eagles dominated the All-League team, which was chosen by the coaches at the close of the season. Selected on the All-League team, were: L. Brown, end; J. Frazier, tackle; R. Ironside, center; R. Morgan, guard; N. Sumpter, fullback. Receiving honorable mention were; H. Davidson, end; D. Moore, halfback; R. Parsons, tackle; and J. Wilson, tailback. The lettermen for the 1958 season are; J. Amershek, L. Brown, H. Davidson, J. Frazier, J. Gobetz, R. Ironside, J. McGown, D. Moore, R. Morgan, R. Parsons, B. Rentfro, N. Sumpter, G. Weber, J. Wilson, and K. Wilson. 44 Sponsored by: THE KIRKLAND INSURANCE AGENCY - McCune and THE UNION GAS SYSTEM, INC. - McCune Rentfro Frazier Wilson Moore Parsons Farrell Fisher Brown Davidson Ironside McGown Monroe The 1958-59 basketball season found the Eagles opening practice with three returning lettermen from last year's team that went to the state tournament in Emporia. They are seniors: Jim Frazier and Larry Brown, and Junior: Bob Rentfro. The season opened with Eagles playing the first game in their new gymnasium. They defeated St. Mary’s (Pittsburg) by the score of 42-33. The opening of league play found the Eagles playing the two new members of the Cee Cee League, Riverton and Erie. The Eagles split by losing to Riverton 58-46 and beating Erie 41-36. The Eagles then traveled to Pittsburg for a return game with St. Mary’s and again downed the Panthers, this time by the score of 50-38. In the next two games the Eagles again split by beating College Hi (Pittsburg) 59-54 and losing to Girard 59-46. In the first games of the year the Eagles downed the Cherokee Braves 46-39. The next games saw the Eagles slumping by losing to Arma 47-43, Frontenac 55-50 and Riverton 48-42. The next action for the Eagles was in the league tournament in Frontenac where they were defeated by Girard. Jim Frazier, senior guard, was selected to the A11-Tournament team. Following the tournament the Eagles gained revenge by beating Cherokee 48-47 and losing to Arma and to Frontenac. The Eagles opened district tourney play by trouncing St. Patricks (Parsons) 60-42. The lettermen for this year were . Larry Brown, Harvey Davidson, Jim Frazier, Richard Ironside, Jerry McGown, Dale Moore, Bob Rentfro. Davidson Gobetz Sumpter Weber Flaharty Fisher Best Hey Hodgden Kirby Farrell Sponsored by: RAMSAY'S - Pittsburg and BRENNER MORTUARY - Pittsburg IRONSIDE WILSON RENTFRO McGOWN Sponsored by: H. L. JONES OIL CO. Harold and Lynn, Phone 400 and TURKINGTON AUTO REPAIR 4 miles North of McCune, Phone 1801 MOORE PARSONS MONROE DAVIDSON BROWN Frankie Dunnick Marilyn Sartin Larry Brown Mary Ann Gemmell David Leonard Luanne Shipman Norman Sumpter Januita Brintnall Harvey Davidson Karolyn Bell Bill Barnes Darlene Gardenhire Richard Ironside Mary Ann Rauniker Richard Morgan Zora Ann German Sponsored by: BRANAMAN'S STUDIO Pittsburg, Kansas Sondra Mary Ann G. HV rrankie Harvey a ra Jauni ta - Richard M- Darlene Mary Ann R aalen ohnnv Marilyn Karolyn Richard I. Noiman David Larry Billy Luanne '(•J io ’s IjjJAo Mary Ann Gemmell... Y-Teens 1,2,3,4... Y-Teen Secretary 2,3... Y-Teen Worship Chairman 4... FHA 1.2.3.4.. . Vice President of FHA 3.. .FFA Queen Candidate 3... Pep Club 4.. .Pep Club President 4... Band 1,2,3,4... Pep Band 3,4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4.. .Secretary-Treasurer of Class 1,2... President of Class 3... Editor-in-Chief of Annual 4... Junior Play 3... Annual Queen 4... DAR Citizenship Candidate 4.. . Festival Play 4... Senior Play 4... FHA State Degree 4. Sondra Spangler.. .Y-Teens 1,2,3... Y-Teen Service Chairman 2... Y-Teen Treasurer 3...FHA 1,2,3... FHA Camp Delegate 2.. .FHA Secretary 3... Pep Club 1.. .Junior Play 3.. .Annual Queen 2.. .Festival Play 3.. .Typist on Annual 4.. .Senior Play 4. Richard Ironside... Basketball 1,2,3,4.. .Football 1,2,3.4.. .Track 1,2,3.. .Junior Play 3...Class Vice President 3.. .Sports Editor of Annual 4... Senior Play 4. Johnny Maffei.. .FFA 1,2,3,4... FFA Sentinel 2... FFA Reporter 4. ..Track 1. ..Football 2,3,4. David Leonard... FFA 1,2,3,4.. .Class Vice President 2... FFA Vice President 4... FHA King Candidate 1. Galen Emmons.. .FFA 3.. .FHA King Candidate 3. ..Glee Club 3.4.. .Junior Play 3. ..Class Vice Presi- dent 4... Senior Play 4. Larry Brown.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4.. .Class President 2...Basketball 2,3,4.. .Football 2,3,4.. .Track 1, 2.. . Band 1... Mixed Ensemble 4. Norman Sumpter.. .Basketball 1,2,3,4.. .Football 1,2,3,4.. .Assistant Sports Editor of Annual 4.. .Track 1.2,3,4. Richard Morgan... FFA 1,2,3,4... Football 1,2,3,4.. .Track 3,4. Harvey Davidson... Football 1,2,3,4...Basketball 1,2,3,4.. .Track 1,2,3,4.. .FHA King Candidate 4... FFA Secretary 4...FFA 1,2,3,4... Band 1,2,3,4.. .Glee Club 3,4. Darlene Gardenhire... Y-Teens 1,2,3,4... FHA 1,2,3,4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4...Band 3.. .Secretary- Treasurer of Class 3.. .Typist on Annual 4.. .Festival Play 4.. .Senior Play 4. Karolyn Bell... Pep Club Council Member 2,3,4.. .Pep Club 1,2,3,4... Y-Teens 1,2,3.4... FHA 1,2,3, 4.. .FHA Treasurer 3.. .FHA Vice President 4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4...Ensemble 2.. .Band 1,2,3,4... Junior Play 3... Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3... FFA Queen 4... Photographer of Annual 4... FHA State Degree 4. Luanne Shipman.. .Band l...Trio l...Glee Club 1,2,3,4.. .Y-Teens 1,2,3,4... FHA 1,4...Junior Play 3.. .Class President 1.. .Queen Candidate 4.. .Assistant Art Editor of Annual 4... Mixed Ensemble 4... Mixed Chorus 3.. .Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. 50 Sponsored by; KENNETT AND SONS - Pittsburg and CURTIS CANDY CO. - Pittsburg Bill Barnes.. .Basketball 1... Football 2.. .Track 1,2... FFA 1,2,3,4.. .FFA Reporter 3... FFA President 4.. .Band 1,2,3,4.. .FHA King Candidate 2.. .Glee Club 2,3,4.. .Pep Band 1,2,3,4.. .Senior Play 4.. . Mixed Ensemble 4. Zora Ann Getman.. .Glee Club 2,3,4.. .Band 4.. .Girls' Ensemble 2.. .FHA 2,3,4... Y-Teens 2,3,4... Declamation 3,4.. .Junior Play 3.. .Associate Editor of Annual 4.. .Senior Play 4. Marilyn Sartin... FHA 1,2,3,4. ..Pep Club 1,2,3,4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4.. .Quartet 3.. .Ensemble 3... Mixed Chorus 1,2.. .Sextet 2.. .Band 4.. .Mixed Ensemble 4.. .Typist on Annual 4.. .Senior Play 4. Mary Ann Rauniker...FHA 1,2,3,4... Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. ..Y-Teen Service Chairman 3,4.. .Pep Club 1, 2.3.4.. .Glee Club 3.. .Typist on Annual 4. Frankie Dunnick...Band 1,2,3,4.. .Pep Band 1,2,3,4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4.. .Quartet 3.. .Mixed En- semble 4.. .Trumpet Trio 1,2,3,4.. .Junior Play 3.. .Art Editor of Annual 4.. .Secretary-Treasurer of Class 4.. .Track 1,2,3,4.. .Annual King 2.. .Senior Play 4. Jimmy Frazier.. .Football 1,2,3,4.. .Basketball 1,2,3,4.. .Track 1,2,3,4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4... Trumpet Trio 1,2.. .Band 1,2,3,4.. .Vice President of Class 1.. .Class President 4.. .Business Manager of Annual 4.. .Junior Play 3.. .Senior Play 4. Jaunita Brintnall...Band 1,2,3,4.. .Pep Band 1... Ensemble 2,3.. .FHA 1,2,3,4.. .FHA Pianist 2.. .FHA Parliamentarian 3.. .FHA State Degree 3.. .Y-Teens 1,2,3,4.. .Glee Club 1,2,3,4.. .Pep Club 1,2, 3.4.. .Cheerleader 2,3,4.. .Junior Play 3.. .Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2... Annual Queen 2... FFA Queen 1.. .Assistant Photographer of Annual 4. SYMBOL OF EDUCATION ”1 shall try to correct errors when shown to be errors, and I shall adopt new views so fast as they shall appear to be true views... and I intend no modification of my oft-expressed per- sonal wish that all men everywhere could be free. ” With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right If 1 were to try to read, much less answer, all the attacks made on me, this shop might as well be closed for any other business. I do the very best I know how - the very best I can; and I mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what is said against me won't amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, ten angels swearing I was right would make no difference. Sponsored by: NEOSHO VALLEY CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY - Erie and BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY - Pittsburg 51 Sondra Spangler In September of 1955 our class of 24 Freshmen entered the McCune school building eager to begin our four years of high school work. Though we were full of enthusiasm we were quite confused, but with the help of the faculty, and our upper classmen we felt as if we could climb the steps to graduation. Our Freshmen class was made up of the following: Jo Ellen Baker, Bill Barnes, Karolyn Bell, Linda Blackburn, Jaunita Brintnall, Larry Brown, Harvey Davidson, Frankie Dunnick, Jim Frazier, Darlene Gardenhire, Mary Ann Gemmell, Richard Morgan, Steve Mosler, Mary Ann Rauniker, Nancy Sears, Luanne Shipman, Sondra Spangler, Norman Sumpter, Jean Thornberry, and Jim Thornberry. We were glad to gain Mabel Ard the second semester of our Freshman year. We chose as our class officers; President, Luanne Shipman; Vice President, Jim Frazier; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ann Gemmell; Queen Candidate, Linda Blackburn. Mr. Comer was our sponsor. In our Sophomore year we were sorry to be without Luanne Shipman and Mabel Ard, but were happy to have Zora Ann Getman join our class. We chose as our class officers: President, Larry Brown; Vice Presi- dent, David Leonard; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ann Gemmell; Queen Candidate, Jaunita Brintnall; Cheer- leader, Jaunita Brintnall. Mrs. Closs was our sponsor. We were very happy to win the yearbook contest with Jaunita Brintnall, Sondra Spangler, and Frankie Dunnick selling the most yearbooks. Happy and determined, we entered our Junior year with the loss of the following: Jo Ellen Baker, Jean Thornberry, Jim Thornberry, Steve Mosler, and Jimmy Mansfield. We were glad to have Marilyn Sartin and Galen Emmons join us. Although we lost two more of our students during the year, Nancy Sears and Sondra Spangler, we were all looking forward to moving on into the future as Seniors. We chose as our class officers: President, Mary Ann Gemmell; Vice President, Richard Ironside; Secretary-Treasurer, Darlene Gardenhire; Queen Candidate, Karolyn Bell; Cheerleader, Jaunita Brintnall. Mrs. Green was our sponsor. Cyclone Sally our Junior play, sponsored by Mrs. Green, was presented by the following cast: Jim Frazier, Galen Emmons, Frankie Dunnick, Richard Ironside, Sondra Spangler, Karolyn Bell, Mary Ann Gemmell, Jaunita Brintnall, and Zora Ann Getman. Our Junior-Senior Banquet with the theme, Stair- way to the Stars, was an evening of real enjoyment. Now we find ourselves SENIORS looking joyfully ahead to the day we receive our diplomas. There are six of us who have been together for 12 years in the McCune School. All nineteen of us will always have happy memories of MRHS. At the beginning of our Senior year we were happy to regain Luanne Shipman also at the beginning of our second semester Sondra Spangler, but sorry to lose Jaunita Brintnall. We chose as our class officers: President,Jim Frazier; Vice President, Galen Emmons; Secretary-Treas- urer, Frankie Dunnick; Queen Candidate, Luanne Shipman; Cheerleader, Jaunita Brintnall. MissTurking- ton is our sponsor. For our senior play we chose Around the Corner directed by Mrs. Green. The cast consisted of the following: Jim Frazier, Sondra Spangler, Zora Getman, Galen Emmons, Bill Barnes, Mary Ann Gemmell, Darlene Gardenhire, Marilyn Sartin, Richard Ironside, and Frankie Dunnick. We are proud of our 1959 yearbook. The following are the annual staff members: Mary Ann Gemmell, Karolyn Bell, Zora Getman, Marilyn Sartin, Darlene Gardenhire, Mary Ann Rauniker, Luanne Shipman, Sondra Spangler, Jim Frazier, Frankie Dunnick, Norman Sumpter, Richard Ironside, sponsored by Miss Turkington. We approach our graduation with pride. Yet, we feel a tinge of sadness at leaving our friends and our school. As a final word we wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks to our Superintendent, Mr. Barker, the Faculty and the School Board Members who have helped prepare us for our future careers. As we travel along life's highway we will remember our motto, WE WILL FIND a PATH or MAKE ONE. Sponsored by: BEN'S SERVICE, Parsons and PARSONS MOTOR COMPANY, Parsons ropnecu Jaunita Brintnall The year is 1984. We, the Senior Class of 1969, are having our 25th reunion on the moon. We are attending the Hemospheric Fair, being held in the newest city known to man, Glo-port. Frankie Dunnick and his dance band are playing at the Atlasphonic Hotel. Frankie made arrangements for us to come to this great celebration. We have received the choice rooms in the hotel and the best seats for the performance. Rocket Ship number I is arriving in the spaceport. Karolyn Bell and her five husky boys are stepping out of it. Karolyn says her boys have taken after their father in basketball skills, so she brought them along to meet with Jim Frazier's Rocketeers. So far, the Rocketeers are the Moon Champs. Another sports feature is Johnny Maffei, the champion wrestler, from Pluto vs. Moon Man Mulligan. In the same Rocket Ship is Zora Ann Getman, the world famous stenographer. She is going to record the entire celebration in shorthand. There is Bill Barnes, the livestock specialist. He says he has been working with the cross-breeding of earth animals with the ones on the moon. His latest discovery is the cross between an American Cow and a Moon Struck Zebra. Also, working in the field of agriculture are Harvey Davidson and David Leonard. They have been trying to raise wheat on Venus. The only things that will grow there successfully is castor beans. Now Rocket Ship number II is coming in. Stepping out in beautiful dresses of blue gossamer lace over synthetic illusion are none other than Marilyn Sartin, Jaunita Brintnall, and Luanne Shipman. They have agreed to sing at the Atlasphonic Hotel during this great Hemospheric Fair. Also I see Larry Brown, now know as The Bopping Beeper. He has a new hydrodielectric Guitar with a super-sonic sound box, which we will hear him play for the first time. Rocket Ship number in—No! This is Galen Emmons arriving in his own personal Space Ship. He placed his launching station in McCune, Kansas, but the people complained of the noise so he moved it to Texas. Mary Ann Gemmell is now an elementary school teacher on Mars, and has taken the time from her busy schedule to come to the Fair. In answer to the question How do you like teaching Mars children? she replied. “Give me America or give me death! Oh! Rocket Ship number IV is here. Number III must not be coming. On this Ship we find Sondra Spangler and Mary Ann Rauniker. They are famous dress designers on Earth. Mary Ann is now styling a creation called the Sag. Sondra is dealing mainly with the accessories to match it. Norman Sumpter! Is it really? Why, he is the most famous film star on Pluto! His latest movie was in Morgan-Scope, a new type of filming discovered by Richard Morgan. Finally! Rocket Ship number III has arrived. Darlene Gardenhire is saying something about stopping for a pepsi on Mercury. Incidentally, Darlene is doing missionary work on some of the newer planets. What? A message? Now coming through on the Racojet Atomic Space Boat is word from Richard Ironside, President of Mars, which I will read. Dear classmates of the '59 Class: I am very sorry that I cannot be with you at this reunion, but Mars's trouble with Earth about our Satellites getting out of control has made it impossible for me to attend. I hope you all enjoy your reunion at the Atlasphonic Hotel in Gloport. I have yet to attend a Hemospheric Fair and envy you very much. Sponsored by: DERUY ALBERTINI, Pittsburg and CRANE SHEET METAL, Parsons 54 Glass 7.) Zora Getman We, the Senior Class of 1959, of the City of McCune, the County of Crawford, and the State of Kansas, being of sound mind and of lawful age, whereas we are about to depart as students from the McCune Rural High School, do hereby give, bequeath, and make public to our fellow students, some of our most treas- ured possessions. To the Faculty, we leave our sincerest appreciation for the understanding, interest, and help they have given us throughout our High School career. To the Juniors, we leave our seats in the front row of the auditorium, and the use of the pop corn machine. To the Sophomores, we will our athletic and scholastic abilities. To the Freshmen, we will the ability to win the Yearbook Contest. Karolyn Bell wills her interest in Manhattan State College to Mary Olson. Harvey Davidson wills his ability to go to sleep in Mr. Millard's Constitution class, to his brother, Kenny. Mary Ann Gemmell wills her interest in McCune graduates to Nancy Harris. Richard Ironside wills his interest in a certain Freshman girl to positively nobody. Darlene Gardenhire wills her winning smile to Connie Montee. Bill Barnes wills his position as F.F. A. President to George Allen. Luanne Shipman gives to Connie Wright the privilege of being the first Senior girl to wear a diamond. David Leonard wills his good behavior and quiet ways to Jimmy Wilson. Jimmy Frazier wills his ability to have several girls in the same town to Richard Parsons. Sondra Spangler wills her interest in the Army to Kay Johnson. Galen Emmons will his knowledge in Science to anyone who appreciates the great state of Texas. Marilyn Sartin wills her ability to be heard, yet not always seen to Judy Han. Frankie Dunnick wills his seat in the front of fifth hour study hall to Jerry McGown. Norman Sumpter wills the fun he has on Thursday nights to Robert Rentfro, providing he furnishes his own date. Mary Ann Rauniker wills her bookkeeping book to Sharon Stewart, providing she can understand it. Johnny Maffei wills his never ending interest in school to Richard Ewan. Richard Morgan wills the privilege of riding on Chester Sartin's bus his Senior year to Charles Parsons. Larry Brown wills his secret code to next years Constitution class. Zora Ann Getman wills her interest in a certain guy in the Air Force to absolutely no one. Thus, we, the Seniors of 1959, have disposed of our personalities, personal traits, and possessions to the deserving undergraduates of our school and do hereby set our seal this twenty-second day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty nine. Sponsored by: L. W. KAYS STATE FARM INSURANCE and PARSONS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Parsons, Kansas Parsons, Kansas 55 wv r WLM . 1. Cleaner-Upper 2. 3 Notes 3. Cute Couple U. Popcorn, Anybody? 5. Juveniles 6. Our Superintendent 7. Senior Gals 8. That’s My Richard1 9. Working Hard? 10. Undecided 11. Anyone Going In? 12. Anything for Me? 13. Kansas Seal ill. Noon Hours 1$. Thinking? 16. Sweet Kid 17. That’s the Way, Jim 18. FreshmenI 19. Witches and Gobblins i; 1 I HAROLD L. FISHER RUTHAJEAN AUTEM MARGARET PASSMORE ZELPHA K. RUGGLES B.S. Degree Life Certificate Seventh Elementary Provisional Sixth B.S. Degree Fifth MARVELL OPITZ Life Certificate Fourth LOIS HERRICK B.S. Degree Third NELLIE GEARY MABEL RIGGS Life Certificate Life Certificate Second First Grade Board of Directors PAUL HUFF, LOREN WILLIAMS, EMERY WEBER, F. E. 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THOMAS SUPPLY COMPANY Pittsburg, Kansas BEAMAN-BURTIN COMMISSION COMPANY Parsons, Kansas • ABSHIER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Parsons, Kansas TV REPAIR - RONALD JOHNSON PONTIOUS APPLIANCE Parsons 4077 St. Paul 4666 PFEIFFER JEWELRY Parsons, Kansas SENGPIEHL FURNITURE COMPANY 1906 Main - Parsons - Ph. 512 HERITAGE HOUSE (Formerly Deruy Hardware Furniture) Home of Fine Furnishings and Gifts Sixth and Broadway - Pittsburg DR. PAUL E. RESLER, Optician 113 E. 4th Street Pittsburg, Kansas L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rings - Announcements Yearbooks - Caps and Gowns John Rooney - District Manager 103 E. 11th St., Kansas City, Mo. SPONSORING FULL PAGES Roese’s Drug Store - McCune - Page 10 C. D. Gregg Son - McCune - Page 11 Shigley Funeral Home - McCune - Page 19 Tridle Chevrolet Co. - McCune - Page 12 Garard's Market - McCune - Page 15 McCune Governing Body - McCune - Page 52 McCune State Bank - McCune - Page 24 Pittsburg Midway- Coal Mining Co. - Page 29 Overby Landscaping Service - Parsons - Page 33 Branaman's Studio - Pittsburg - Page 48 Hotel Besse - Pittsburg - Page 39 Kansas Gas Electric Co. - Pittsburg - Page 32 SPONSORING HALF PAGES Union Gas System, Inc. - McCune Page 44 H. L. Jones Oil Co. - McCune - Page 47 Turkington Auto Repair - 4 Mi. N. McCune Page 47 Art's Cafe - McCune - Page 36 Jones Grocery - McCune - Page 46 Dr. D. B. McKee - McCune - Pittsburg - Page 42 McCune Co-Op Ass’n - McCune - Page 34 Kirkland Ins. Agency - McCune - Page 44 Kirk Appliance Co. - McCune - Page 42 McCune Herald - McCune - Page 36 Wells Implement Co. - McCune - Page 43 Paul McGown - McCune - Page 34 Richmond Music Home - Parsons - Page 38 L. W. Kays - Parsons - Page 55 Bens Service - Parsons - Page 53 Inter-State Music Co. - Parsons - Page 38 The Parsons Sun - Parsons - Page 46 Van Teighem Implement Co. - Parsons - Page 20 Parsons Motor Company - Parsons - Page 53 Owens Plumbing Heating - Parsons - Page 35 Crane Sheet Metal Co. - Parsons - Page 54 Parsons Livestock Com. Co. Parsons - Page 55 Ruffs Music Shop - Pittsburg - Page 37 Kenett Sons - Pittsburg - Page 50 Curtis Candy Company - Pittsburg - Page 50 Roitz Butane Oil Co. - Pittsburg - Page 40 Canteen Service - Pittsburg - Pittsburg - Page 40 Decker Insurance Agency - Pittsburg - Page 37 Jayhawk Popcorn Co. - Wichita - Page 67 List and Clark Const. Co. - Kansas City - Page 67 Neosho Valley Co-Operative - Erie - Page 51 Coler S. Hissem Architect - Wichita - Page 68 Zettl Bakeries, Inc. - Girard - Page 20 Bud's Jewelry - Pittsburg - Page 35 Pepsi Cola - Pittsburg - Page 68 Ramsay's - Pittsburg - Page 68 Bowlus School Supply - Pittsburg - Page 51 Brenner Mortuary - Pittsburg - Page 45 Deruy Albertini - Pittsburg - Page 54 Parsons News - Parsons - Page 43