Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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A QL Q J W J if A 'fi'-Er xx-.ij I rv JJ -J 1 if 1 ff fp xx.. ,Qrj R 'Y' , my J 'Eg fwlwv U' ff ' U g-J K w 'ff V f :X , v ' ' an W .ac U M' X- r I Il hh FJ, VF I --I ' f V W X IX fin h V V I 1' fry W 1'-,E EE 31,1 1 ll HE 5 , 5' I , gif A 4 fr -gg Fwy ii A 'F ,xi ....'.'.....'... . .'.....'.,.. H umm, ---1 --- I QN In presenting the l957 Troyian, we hope it will bring many enjoyable memories to you in the coming years and much joy in recalling your school year of 1956-'57 at Park Hill High School. 1 Co-Edirors 7 Assistant Editor . A A X. , Q J gr , , -,, , K fkgwwgg 3,3-':g5A,,,,' QL f W, Vggigmk . Q , ' w MATER Hail to Park Hill, Alma Mater, Pledge we now to thee, I Mind and hand and heart's devotion Sworn to loyalty. d I COACHES FOOT BA LL BA SKET BA LL GIRLS ' BASKET BALL TRACK BASEBALL DRAMATICS MUSIC SPECIAL AWARDS SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ' MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT S MRS. THELMA BATT MER During our high school years, there has always been one individual who would listen to our prob- lems, serious or otherwise, and help us solve them. She was always patient, sympathetic and under- standing. In addition to being a busy, able secre- tary to Mr. Fleming, she always found time to help all who asked her, and her cheery smile helped to brighten the day for all. To this wonderful friend and advisor, Mrs. Thelma Battmer, we, the Troyian Staff, lovingly dedicate the 1957 TROYIAN. THE TROYIAN STAFF MIS. Crystal Reed SPONSOR . 6 39295 SSSEDXT OR X CO-EDITOR ine Candler Man! YI117 B SISTANT Iggitell TOR Joy Brenner Richard Keller BUSINESS MANAGER Other members of the class: Barbara Cockrill, Jane David, Lynn Elgin, Judy Feiring, Juanita Fuller, Kath- ryn Greene, Karen Howe, Sharon Howe, John Huke, Virginia Jones, PUFLICITYQ, Judy King, Betty Lou McClung, Bar- Dale Woodward W1 713 if ffl-V' ' bara Smith, Sharon Sutton, Mary PHOT oGRAPHY MANAGER B ' ,X Alice Wilcox. PERSONNEL SENIORS UNDEHCIASSMEN ADMINISTRATION FACULTY OFFICERS AND SPGNSORS Gary Montague Lowell Hardesty President Vice-President Donald Stubbs John Stegman Treasurer Secretary SPONSORS: Harold Ashbaugh, Jeannette Robbins, Richard Faris. S SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Such Hard-working Juniors I! Them were the good old days, Jan. -:f ess, V , W,.,X, it as L There's a wheel in every crowd! Hilarious antics during Freshman Initiation. The Senior Class of 1957 began their high school days as eighth graders at Park Hill. They have the honor of being the only class to attend Park Hill for five years. Frwhman Initiation days were hilarious and will never be forgotten. The Sophomore year was high-lighted by a picnic on the Cottrell farm and an assembly honoring Mr. Jankowski, our sponsor. This Is Your Life, was the theme of the assembly in which the entire class participated. The main events of the junior year included the Prom and the Junior Play, The theme of the Prom was Paint the Town Red, and the play title was Seventeen is Terrific, Accomplishments of the senior year were many. Five seniors were club presidents, the R-5 news editor and the T royian co-editors, The proceeds of the magazine sale, sponsored by the senior class, were used in the purchase of a section of a scoreboard to be installed at the new school building, The senior play, Gaslight was a success. Members of the cast included John Stegman, Louella Dunagan, Jenny Quimby, Nathan Spain, and Julie Schnabel, who did a fine job replacing Karen Howe at the last moment. Senior trips to Jefferson City, Columbia, B.O,P,, and Wyandotte County Lake were enjoyed by many seniors. The seniors won a ooke party by purchasing a larger percentage of annuals than any other class. Senior Breakfast at Municipal Airport, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises rounded out this full year. MA.. QL., A I s MOST TALENTED BEST STUDENTS Gary Montague and Judy Hines and Judie Burns Ralph Johnson BEST LOOKING Walt Thomas and Ann Wilson rj , BEST ATHLETES Loretta Renner and Bob Vance SENIOR lrr J BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS BEST COUPLE FRIENDLIEST John Stegman and Donald Stubbs and Dianne Kimsey and Joanne Hutson ICDHY Quimby Ralph Johnson DONE MOST FOR PARK HILL JOLLY GOOD BEST DRESSED Lynn Elgin and Robert Dixon and Loren Brown and Bob Vance Maxine Candle: Louella Dunagan BALLOJ BEST PERSONALITY Maxine Candler and John Huke K J f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR BEST DANCERS Nathan Spain and John Stegman and Judie Burns and Louella Dunagan Lynn Elgin Cornell Hood, BOBBY ADMIRE Mixed Chorus IOANNE ANTIN Pep Squad Alternate Cheerleader Student Council Choir Troyian Queen Princess JOHN ANTIN DONNA BAKER Girls' Chorus Masque Club F. H. A. Shorthand Contest Mixed Chorus LUCILLE BLAUVELT Choir Bookkeeping Contest Typing Contest IOANNE HUTSON BROWN Masque Club Pep Club National Honor Society R-5 and Troyian Staff Contest play Junior Play All-School Play LOREN A. BROWN , JR. Masque Club One-Act Play Senior Play Student Director Basketball Track Team IUDITH ANN BURNS Homecoming Candidate '56-'57 Drum Major '54-'55 - '56-357 National Honor Society Treasurer Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class Treasurer Troyian Co-Editor '57 MAXINE JEAN CANDLER Co-Editor of Troyian Mo. State D. E. Secretary Student Council Secretary Homecoming Attendant Troyian Queen Attendant Pep Club President Junior Class Secretary CHARLES CONVERSE Band Spanish Club Science Club Librarian National Honor Society Troyian Photographer JOHN W. COTTRELL Varsity Club Football Basketball Baseball Band Choir Student Council ROBERT O. COX Football Track Band Choir Varsity Club Treasurer Masque Club DONALD W. DAVIS Science Club Vice- President Troyian Photographer ALVIN L. DEARING Mixed Chorus ROBERT DIXON Football Varsity Club Masque Club Track Baseball All-School Play LOUELLA DUNAGAN National Honor Society Spanish Club Secretary Masque Club Pep Club Treasurer Contest Play Miss Pan American LYNN ELGIN Head Cheerleader Student Council Vice-President Spanish Club Vice-President R-5 News Editor Troyian Queen Candidate Pan American Queen ROSALIE CCOkiej PATA Pep Club Masque Club Troyian Staff Mixed Chorus One-Act Play fParty Line, Miss Nicaragua '56 LARRY FAULKNER D. E. JUDITH NANCY FEIRING Pep Club Secretary F. H. A. Miss Panama Troyian Staff LARRY FLACK Basketball Captain Baseball Varsity Club Masque Club One-Act Play DAVID FOSTER Football ROSEMARY GNOTTA LARRY GOODFELLOW GREETA JOYCE GREEN KATHRYN GREENE Pep Club Student Council Choir Masque Club Troyian Staff Junior Play RONA LD HA MMER CURTIS R. HAMILTON Football Track Basketball Mixed Chorus KAROLYN KAE HARDESTY Mixed Chorus Glee Club Majorette Golf LOWELL HARDESTY State D. E. President Park Hill D. E. President Senior Class Vice-President Student Council Football Track Varsity Club GLENN HARRINGTON Baseball Football Student Council Treasurer Class President '54, '55, '56 Varsity Club President BEVERLY HELLEBUYCK Student Council Miss Paraguay Carnival Queen Mixed Chorus Pep Club Vice-President F, H. A. Vice-President JUDITH M. HINES Spanish Club Bookkeeping Contest 1957 Typing Contest 1955 Student Secretary to Mr. Jones E. CORNELL HOOD Football Track Student Council KAREN HOWE Junior Play Contest Play 1956 Pep Club Masque Club F. H.A. Treasurer Annual Staff -R-5 News Mixed Chorus SHARON HOWE Masque Club Secretary-Treasurer Contest Play 1956 Pep Club F. H. A . R-5 News - Troyian Staff Mixed Chorus Drarnatics JOHN THOMAS HUKE II Basketball R-5 News - Troyian Staff Varsity Club A cappella Choir RALPH C. JOHNSON Student Council Basketball National Honor Society President Varsity Club Masque Club One-Act Play Mixed Chorus VIRGINIA GAYLE JONES F. H. A. Mixed Chorus Troyian Staff - R-5 News Girls' Chorus Basketball RICHARD KELLER Spanish Club D. E. Club M. D. E. C. Third Vice-President Bookkeeping Contest 1957 Business Manager Annual Staff National Honor Society Student Council BARBARA TRIEB KESLER Pep Club One-Act Play RONALD HUGH KESLER Football Basketball ' Baseball Track Junior Play Varsity Club Masque Club DIANNE KIMSEY Pep Club Secretary Masque Club Spanish Club Troyian Staff Band R-5 News Miss Co-operation JUDY LEE KING Pep Club R-5 and Troyian Staff Dramatics Mixed Chorus Typing Contest Miss Bolivia BILL M. LANGSTON BENNIE J. MARTIN GAYLE ANN MAYER F. H. A. Mixed Chorus lunior Class Play JOHN MAYER D. E. Club Choir Basketball Student Council FAYETTE MC CALL fBrubeckJ Spanish Club F. H. A. Masque Club Choir Mixed Chorus Junior Play BETTY LOU MCCLUNG Pep Club R-5 News Staff Troyian Staff BRUCE MC NAMARA Band GARY BENSON MO. Contest Play A cappella Choir Masque Club Spanish Club Student Council Senior Class President D. E. Club PEGGY SUE MORRIS Miss Haiti Pep Squad D. E. Club Treasurer Student Council JAMES H. MURRAY All-School Play One-Act Play Masque Club D. E. Club CHARLES MYRICK HENRY C. NORRIS One-Act Play D. E. Club Mixed Chorus SHARON OHNMACHT SANDRA LEA PETERSON Mixed Chorus F. H. A. Masque Club LEROY PIKE D. E. Club JUDITH PULLIAM Band Choir F. H. A. Spanish Club Science Club Mixed Chorus DONNA VIRGINIA QUIMBY Masque Club Pep Club Miss Columbia Miss Venezuela Basketball One-Act Plays Senior Play LORETTA R. RENNER Basketball Captain Choir Band Majorette Homecoming Attendant Troyian Queen Attendant JERRY DALE RICHARDS Spanish Club Varsity Club Basketball A cappella Choir CONNIE RILEY Pep Club D. E. Club F. H. A. One-Act Play Miss Guatemala KENNETH ROWELL Mixed Chorus EDWARD R. SAGER Spanish Club D. E. Club JULIA B. SCHNABEL A cappella Choir Band F. H. A. Senior Play .TUDITH A. SIMPSON F. H. A. Typing Contest Mixed Chorus DELBERT SMIT H NATHAN SPAIN Football Track Junior Class Vice-President I Speak for Democracy lsr State Speech Contest Student Council Senior Class Play JOHN R. STEGMAN Football Track Senior Class Secretary Varsity Club Student Council R-5 News - Troyian .Staff Masque Club HAROLD STEPHENS DONALD L. STUBBS Football Student Council Varsity Club Senior Treasurer WALTER S. THOMAS Basketball Carnival King Candidate '57 BOB VANCE Football Baseball Basketball Captain Student Council President Varsity Club President Choir Masque Club HELEN VON DEMFANGE National Honor Society Masque Club Mixed Chorus One-Act Play IUDIT H L. WEBSTER MARY A. WILCOX Troyian Staff Pep Club Band RICHARD WILCOX D. E. Club ANNIE MAY WILSON Troyian Queen F. H. A . bxivgg 4 'sv -lf' S v if ,4' ZS, 1 f' E st? V DALE E. WOODWARD Varsity Club Masque Club Football Manager State D. E. Convention Photographic Manager Troyian Staff Junior Play Contest Play MARILYN YATES JOY YOUNGBLOOD fMynattJ Student Council Pep Squad Homecoming Attendant N. H. S. Vice-President Majorette Troyian Assistant Editor Choir SENIORS NOT PICTURED DENNIS MIKE DEISTER EUGENE GEORGE KLIMA Troyian Queen Candidates are interviewed by Bennet Cerf. -QWXYN Oh that Freshman Initiationli What's Cooking? SENIOR Wlll We the Senior Class of Park Hill- High School being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: Bobby Admire leaves his curly locks to Jack Mitchell. John Antin leaves his stomach growling in American History class. Judie Burns wills her neat, trim figure to Mason Clouse, Lucille Blauvelt leaves her quiet ways to Carol Bade. Joanne Antin leaves her talent of blowing her nose to any one who wants it. Bob Cox sadly leaves Jean. Loren Brown wills his chair in Mr. F1en1ing's office to Claralce Glen. Maxine Candler leaves her cheery disposition to Johnny Hummer. Donna Baker leaves all of her love notes no the Lonely Hearts Club. Chuck Converse leaves his GREAT photography talens to his assistant, Rick Mos. John Cottrell leaves his flirting ways to Alexander Gordon. Larry Flack wills his false teeth to Patsy Clark. Donald Davis and Judy Webster leave the dark room. Connie Riley leaves D. E. class to take her place in the business world. Bob Dixon leaves his chicken stealing to John Bennet. Louella Dunagan leaves for Paris to buy a new wardrobe. Larry Faulkner leaves his collection of freckles to Marilynn Bratten, to add to her collection. Judy Feiring leaves her long, blond hair to Rita Cox. David Foster leaves his class ring to any girl who hasn't had her turn to wear it yet. Lowell and Kaye Hardesty leave to go home to change Penny Kay's diapers. Glen Harrington bequeaths his guitar playing to Larry Ford. Beverly Hellebuyck leaves her ability to get vacations from school to Barbara Smith, Judy Hines wills her intelligence to George Knotts, Karen and Sharon Howe leave the teachers all mixed up, John Huke leaves his dimples to Georgette Battmer. John Mayer leaves his lovy-dovey ways to Mary Hadlock and Joyce Stith. Fayetta Brubeck leaves for Reno. Betty Lou McClung and Marilyn Yates leave their ability to get a diamond ring to Linda Yotmgberg. James Murray wills his '57 Dodge convertible, with its hi-fi set to Pat Edwards. Henry Norris wills his seat in Mr. Thatch's typing class to whoever wants it. Peggy Sue Morris wills her cooking ability to Barbara Cockrill who will need it, Donald Stubbs leaves his ability to get out of classes. Bruce McNamarra, Richard Keller, and Dale Woodward leave for Kansas. Mary Alice Wilcox leaves to find Woodward, Keller, and McNammara. Bob Vance ------- leaves his letter sweater to Martha Caldwell. Sandra Peterson leaves for town to buy more bobby socks, Walt Thomas leaves his blushes to Bob Burns. Joanne Hutson Brown leaves her tidy locker to Sharon Sutton. Harold Stephens leaves apples to next year's bookkeeping students to give to Mrs, Reed. Tiny Ralph Johnson wills his height of 6'3 to giant, Harold Wittelsey. Virginia Jones reluctantly leaves Bobby Stewart under the surveillance of some junior girl. Alvin Dearing leaves his tracks outside study hall, Benny J oe Martin and Richard Wilcox bequeath their artistic talents to next year's art classes. Katherine Greene leaves her giggle and sense of humor to some of the faculty members. Ronnie Kesler wills his red hair and pink sweater to his brother, Gerald. Dianne Kirnsey leaves Heathcliff to Sherry fGertrudeJ J arrard, and the rest of the Pep Club. Judy King leaves LaDel Hardesty and Judy Klamm sighing with relief. EugenefSnooky the Bookiej Klirna wills his ducktails to Rick Peterson. Bill Langston wills his seat in English III to anyone who can stand it for two years. Gayle Mayer leaves with Keith in his truck, Jenny Quimby leaves her lunch sack in the office. J oy Youngblood Mynatt left at mid-term. Loretta Rermer leaves her soprano voice to Margaret Case. Jerry fwrong-wayj Richards leaves his ability to shoot in the wrong basket at the right time to Donnie Livingston. Ed Sager leaves his wild tales to anyone who wants to listen. .T ulia Schnabel wills her long hair to Bill Woodside. .T udy Simpson leaves her little sister to the Park Hill wolf pack. Lynn Elgin leaves in a red and white Oldsmobile. Nathan Spain leaves his friendly manner to next year's senior class. John Stegman leaves for the Navy, Look out, Waves! Judy Pulliam leaves her French horn to Kenneth McMurtrey. Helen Von Demfange leaves for Platte City. Gary Montague wills his acting talents to James Kelton. Cokie Fata leaves her SOFT voice and her SOFT laugh echoing down the halls. Cornell Hood leaves his dancing ability to Bill Sanders. Curtis Hamilton leaves his position as end on the football team. Rosemary Gnotta leaves her bottle of peroxide to Juanita Fuller. Kenneth Rowell leaves his chair in American Problems to anyone, Leroy Pike leaves in a cloud of dust. Mike Deister wills his ability to attract women to Dicky Rarney. BACCALAUHEATE 5335? PROCESSIONAL . . . . , , . . , INVOCATION . . MUSIC.... .. Park Hill Choir . . Rev. Iohn H. Philbrick . . . Park Hill Choir Rev. James R. Belt,-Jr. . Rev. Joseph Mayer SERMON...... .. BENEDICTION . . . Anticipation -- Graduates assemble before Bac- calaureate. 3' M' Q N The choir forms a candle-lighted aisle for the processional X, i ,7 3 Sweet Girl Graduates K , SUNDAY, i MAY 19,1957 4 Varied moods in a moment of relaxation after an inspiring sermon. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL ........ Mrs. Barbara Bucker INVOCATION .......... Mr. Iohn E. Snider THE LORD'S PRAYER .......... Iudie Bums INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER. . Mr. Russell G. Jones ADDRESS ......... Dr. Warren C. Lovinger President of Central Missouri State College PRESENTATION OF CLASS ..... Mr. Marvin E. Flaming PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ..... Mr. Alfred L. Renner President of the Board of Education MEMORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loretta Renner BENEDICTION . . ' . . D . 0 Rev. D. A. O,Duignan Pomp and Circumstance--and a goal reached! RECESSIONAL . . . . . . . . . Mrs, Barbara Bucker ' me-an Dr. Warren C. Lovinger addresses the class. l Seventy-five graduates receive diplomas from Board MAY 23, 1957 of Education President Alfred Renner. Compliments of ATKISSON STUDIOS it Q THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 A Day at Kansas University The end ofa perfect trip SENIOR TH IPS Off to I efferson City Senior Breakfast at Municipal Airport Always a favorite -- Wyandotte Lake OFFICERS AND SPONSORS gfBi if,agnt,g :Q-W .4 1 -f ea.-:':. 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Battrner Vincent Berg David Black John Bohlken Kirk Bond Marilynn Bratten L Priscilla Elliott Bob Flowers Jonnie Foley Richard Foley Juanita Fuller Harry Funk Jack Gaiser Alexander Gordon John Goreham Carl Grainger Sidney Greene Lois Hadlock CLASS OF '58 Q r, 2 f 252, ff- M A sg N 3295 Wifi s Q 153- N, 'W ,Xa , R , J 3' 15' 'ZF ii-'1siieQ!:, :sill -' r 'f--ifsnvif ig, fl f 515: Mi' 1 was 0 'X x s 78 Wat my waws ff is 1 fry' 1 4 swiss - f 'ai' fir! X -If QW V QI .- ' i, efsfm-.Hr M 2 W ya y F LaDel Hardesty Sharon Harrington Pat Harris Carol Hawes Richard Hodges Nina Hohimer David Holland Walter Homer Bunny Hornback Earl Huffman John Hummer David Jeffries BQ? 61. 4. . W,-Ng : CLASS OF '58 !e?iv' I M rf .,,, ,lg ' if Donnie Livingston Annie Locke Larry Lorentz Jean Maxwell Jim McCoy I im Mclver Mona Mendenhall Kenneth Miller Jack Mitchell Esther Mize Virginia Moore Charles Morton Lucy Johnson James Kelton Joan Kendzora Gerald Kesler Mary Killgore Phillip Klamm George Knotts Bonnie Lake Judy Lakey Ronnie Lee Joyce Lewis Sandra Lippincott gga, rlstrt s stts .k.Vk i K. L L ',,7 . l' - :.. ..-p ' . Carl Moseman Bob Murray John Norman Judy Owens Rick Peterson Larry Reed Bill Ross Jim Roy David Shaw Sharon Shepherd Barbara Smith Jeannette Stagg CLASS OF '58 ' 9 2412552 fl . fr1eszi:W :rx - 5 J elif . iiz , 4 Wa. Marvin Stanton Merle Steele Bobby Stewart Joyce Stith Sharon Sutton Bob Thomson David Thompson Pat Trott Marilyn Valenti Albert Van Horn Carolyn Vernon Danny Williams CLASS OF '58 as , V' v Q 1 '1 C fi Linda Youngberg .:,L -,.. .. ' 'fr ' - Tommy Lake me A -1 A Kenneth McMurtry 4 i V 'gg i A Sandra Harrington vn,f, P! 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L' 'J 'gig J Sandy Martin Gerald Maxwell Mary Ann McFarland Sandra McKernan Mary Alice Marriot ' J rrsr as fre? s N s f 35 553 ,t , i 'fs as it ,xgigi f' M Dick Nafzinger Barbara Neil Frances Nelson Ronnie Nelson Virgil Newman Compliments of KARNES DRUG COMPANY 1902 Erie North Kansas City l and 5. Ms, f Daniel Redman Jim Schoonover Iohn Schoonover David Scott Bill Scrivens CLASS 0F '59 t lg? 3 5 VA ,mi l I 5 f 9 , EF I , 'L 'xii Sandra Ogle Robert Peek Karen Peterson Lonnie Prince Lonnie Richards Z5 Cf 44-11. ifzkgz' Lorraine Snider Betty Stanton Joe Strobbe Jerry Sutton lim Swafford 1m:fs:FA?LiSrimzfm,.erHf2' 1' - - C164-10' 6 'Jil Lorena Shaffer Jim Sheriden Carol Shikles Charlotte Sifferman Darlene Smith fssfhsri . K fs me ff qggg assays ttan f it .. t.,, L in as is at M W, jx I if if ,, .gy is + ek 't':i 1 1' S51 : A is ,A ,251 'Q' Hi Robert Wilcox Douglas Williams Gary Witt Bill Woodside Judy Wyckoff .. ... . , . 3 .f-2 ai.. ,..o, f--:, A L. ,j A, SV K Ha get W st. gg K YSW X 8 3 a ..,. , ..... EY. 5' U Q J A 'di 4 s + M Q 2 1 ' ' .Q W Gene Swafford Marie Swigelson Eileen Thomas Sandra Thorman Ronnie Weaver is 2 ss , 1 'Q i 3 i 1 i asf - .' is W :-f st Compliments of E. M. NOLAND, Parkville, Missouri - 'The Best In Insurance . .Wa .2 ww.: . , s 9' CLASS OF '59 W Lee Yerrmgton 3 IVK- - Janice Young ' a A11 shook U ' p. 653' aw A in X' 1 VY , 'f 1, Quffvb Sweet Drea ms! W , . , 1 .KV ,X rl. Lf X K fu Huh? ? Interesting? Best dressed Hobos. jfayfiflfg-'ff 6 s That? OFFICERS AND SPONSORS L 'JiiWfEWF1LT,1s2Ws fwssffnvnwrsi ....fwfE1-S -W -7 - f xisw -f ,- may-W -M f fssL,g.r.g7, de i Mfrs- rff zgvrwg -2s?swssf?, g-.n:fffW1ff -11 aa v wiwaff-Z fn VS3H?4fi,4f1' f' frfflf- 1 1Lfl1'i?57i?:?9:f'zi7fiir., , wiki 5iff:i:. ai9E4?V'91f??55,'iE -5 '-f z4E'fPEW :E-nl 's q :fin liffsf fP5'f?f'?5553'5Lfl?-Fsffrrrfiif a. , 2'-H: :- w? fS5Ef-fV:QSn' ' IlfS zA?2? - ' W' I:.eE5T.5YMf'xf21,-.wk . I..'.::', :Si?H1'1 15512. ,wr ff:-lim , cffk jiffgi 'fiflafiriiil-i?iXViiil-yfwf xm as - ,vw 1 s1a,f:ff,1 asm 11ff:sf,r..,sv ras-grawff,GH '3W' . ig- M 1 4.,i2 . f15jf f: f ' If-711 S if i n . ' , f f - gs' -i'i:s,f- - Q.-225'ffsfi 51g11sf ref niisnssmffa fa: ::'Ef.?. isa:-'f-1wis4f?fi,,v 'SW ff fx- , 'C f -- K, .f .::,Q. 1 7' . w .Qv 1f fs s f-f,-- MS' KQ2?5j ? f? 5 V Deanna Cordonier Jerry Hon President Vice-President Barbara Stagg Doris Walden Treasurer Secretary Sponsors: Rawland Lamoy, Joseph Gordon, Barbara Bucker, Wm. P. Bucker ,. K Lois Adams Betty Baghy John Bennett Warren Berg Lonnie Carter is -X. S I 'E ,ra Roger Conner Bonnie Duermyer Margaret Case Deanna Cordonier Bemadine Edwards CLASS OF '60 I so VVAP. 1 A J A .,.. , .':f--- B Lawrence John Donald James Donald Barrows Baska Bates Bell Belmont :A iQ t t LA in Q , , J I J J L as f at 'Ml fa ,. F - f h Sagas' , ' ' is Fredrick Larry Bill Janet Robert Bradshaw Brown Burks Caldwell Candler M B 1.Z . X z W' J nk Ike ,k. Ev 'N M s- .sigh ,sie Q X' K is I L' ft, K t is k A A N . claw is Charles Pat James Jim Richard Cassandras Clark Cockrill Coen Coffman B at t s - ntt B ':'t K ,.,,: Q N '- Q ' ' a..' , J . ' gave M Rita Stanley Jody Ronald Pearl Cox Dawson Donalson Dowell Douglas ssr i as ..y. ,J 1, . ay lalf at David Ginger Virginia Larry Bill Elliott Finley Fletcher Ford Gilliam Richard Goold Rebecca Harrington Myra Hon 'Fa . X I1 Y-R1 my fb , aww 'Y t X Linda Johnson i rrr rrrr, r Vrrrir li K Sharon Leimkuhler 54, ,, CLASS OF 'GO , W.. W, ' t B :. ,,-M gr' A . ' 2---: 1-i' 5 I A ' J Q':. , ' ' in -.:: i 52 - f .:-.' fu f im: ' rr r rr is , H. V .. rfr James Sandra Judith Martha John Bill Gresham Guyton Hall Hamilton Hanick Hardesty cna 2 J rrc araar J ' ,ll ' , H - - ' x l q y, W K . ' ':'r.:r ' 2 -1 ,:-. it ' .l u , . ., 1 ,aA. 3 Q E Gerald Sandra Phillip Karen Bill Jerry Hartgrove Hawkkns Held Hevalow Hohimer Hon ' af 'ebb -:rf 3, wa. , . .f f sw-J J , l 'l .. R ar, I , z . , r J 'ili 5 r' ,,lli ' L 'F ti i f - ilri , , r r f --r,r- if -ar.: J W -':' rll R rc I - .,. kik- f Q QL . , M bl, -i i fi f .. Ruth Carrie Nancy Donald Evelyn Judith Honeycutt Huffman Hutson Johnson Johnson Johnson as Jl n J , My . JJ y G , ly Q X J J R 1 - srli J ' J' ll: - -' , si: i'i' J ' rlf ,'i' ' R sss rls lls J ls sra Js ' :-- r J ' iiif L 1' '- ' ,sii . Vv'i -tr .. , :': arrl , W 75,1 -,.: 511:31 . , .W 5475? K -gl: ki ,P J if .W - ' e,., I: Mary Ann Donald Kenneth Sarah Joyce James Johnson Kaiser Kelton Knight Koch Latty J 1 Jll, J M K n JJJJ K ' f' '-': N ' wi K -:,. I - il I 11.1 R 5 ,B 5 Xi? 55. ,. ,,-Q5 , '::'v' 51: 55 lk . . I Wanda Robert Sandra Sharon Mary Lou Beverly Lindsay Long Long Long Marolf Martin at Yi Kip LW nr, ' QT3 3, li' is 2 . ifffii I f rryaas ig 1.- , ,.:: 1,2 Leroy Martin Fred Mayer CLASS OF '60 'R W -1 Robert Mayer Albert McC1ung F 'gg' ' R i Ae s J ? i rrrr , iE2ii,E5'i1-1252! .. . e A fr ' ,, Robert Medill Richard Nelson Wayne Pate ,Q is s : -:-::- ,ta bf - 4 ' , 2212 fi -fits ' r f fr Sli fer ' 211. J :gs i g- 1 5',: : ',- f: if fkfiff '-il? L ,. -, f Q 'E : is-'l'-fi: . Q Fw? ha Dickey Ramey John Meikle :' , f',. :f X Patricia Newman 5 3:5 1 Billie Pickle David Ranum Q V 'Tlil' .. .,. o,,. MSI Ss ,. .. is -R - 1 152455-+ .. - - E . x 9 L r s ii 4 , r' K Ronald Meyerkorth Roger Mitchell R iL'r Norvall Amy Nichols Ninemire as rs sffs rrri or 5 I ,z t., . Alicia Pollock Raymond Pooler .,.-f Q, 3. 35 sk ,. '1e,,.?, . 155 I ,, ggi. if-fzzgfir rr: 1'- .1 12555 ,gf,5s?'1z ,, ..,. Judith McGuire wus? S J ack Moore Stanley Melinda McManis McNamara Charleen I erry Murray Nelson WV ' ji gfqb N . va: --355' R f f ix . .,, , 'I' . Mer sey wif -1.4 David Nuckols QQ f Sen EQ, X M was 'S S E r h .W r ' 'Q Y S 2 it S f r ax 3? 4- Y il David Possom Linda Herbert Oliver Owens ws' Harold Pat Purviance Quimby viiiff .-':: z ::g. :xf f:, .,: l'esa ia:7F2f: f:' 'If r 'lllsssglffftr r . Jerry Mary Ellen Norma Rice Ross Rowell Sue Donna Russell Sanders yayys are I i.:l,, ..3,:l,:,l,: , . X S Charles Schilling ll , .1 JW! X Bonnie Shields Elnora Smith CLASS OF '60 Winton Straker Larry Underwood K o , it S -- . Martha Deanna Eric Janene Sharlene Suzanne Schrimsher Schulte Scott Senechal Senechal Shaw yr . Ex .S . zi' is x -Q: W A as 2-Q- .i.: 3 ft'- Robert Warren Carolyn Sue Shirley Roberta Shields Shoemate Simpson Slagle Sloan Smith ii it .- W is . ,, S i ,frr tt,, H ' si , wr Vlly. y 1y y y - .,,. -2. 5 Z 3 K i J ' Michael Tom Karen Barbara Sh3.l'0D Reita Smith Sparks Staatz Stagg Steele Stipa iw gr J 2 ' 3 crcris zr. Judith Camille Shirley Joanne Kaye Annette Strobbe Stufflebarn Sutton Swearington Thorman Thomson - K -- 1,151 tr s if ' i'it-:: , -.. K 'f gf ! -'i V :., s NVQI J wg Jerry Linda Lyle Doris Sharon Kathy Valenti VanPe1f Vogt Walden Waldorf Webb CLASS OF 'GO C C n - . 1 in f, .,,.. ' .. n ,... i f Q YV.,, K-21 ,Ei , :EJ I. .5 . f: 7i ' ,,?L '?f' QT? . .: 4 .nys mqfff, ?w.. ' ., ' ' Q, Harold Joseph Wesley Gail Phyllis Carl Barbara Whittlesey Willis Wilson Wisecup Woodcock Youngberg Ziegler Helen Zimmerman gal' Hrnmmm, . . 'ist , Wwun... , Lx y J 1 N Q S 1, 1 V T if f T' . 5 s fi age ' C 1, 'M s Q M , if-if 31 ,-Q. A K : -X ik 14.1, la i s-N The Line-up Ffeshm en and friends Compliments of BEN IACOBSON'S, INCORPORATED q . 'Fine Clothing For Men and Boys 7? ' ' ' North Kansas City, Missouri qq99? Future Politicians -- and they take their responsibilities seriously. ,rw 1 Everybody loves a picnic - - the Freshmen entertain Eighth Grade from Junior High on Orientation Day. Delicious refreshments prepared by the Home Ec Girls for a faculty meeting. 'The Show Case is available to all classes and departments for advertising or exhibiting. This was a favorite display of the Troyian Staff. SUPEBINTENDENT W i RUSSELL G. JONES Superintendent THE SUPERINTENDENT SPEAKS Life itself was the education of pioneers. As youngsters, they learned most of what they needed by meeting and solving daily problems with their parents. But in the highly dynamic social and economic order of today, the youth is lost who does not have formal schooling, as much and as good as possible. Along with the individual, society also suffers when the educa- tion of youth is neglected. fd Russell G. Jones Superintendent PRINCIPAL MARVIN E. FLEMING Principal THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS What are you doing about National Defense? You have grown up during a time when Nat- ional Defense has become an American bywotd. I am sure you are thinking about Atom Bombs and guided missiles, but I am thinking about our number one line of defense -- education. Our Country will remain just as strong as its schools. The schools will remain as good as you, the future voter, want them to be. Schools are the responsibility of every citizen. If we shirk this responsibility, we will pay dearly in terms of freedom. The freedom we now enjoy has been purchased for us by the blood of thousands of G. I. 's in two major wars. Diligence in our effort to build good schools seems a small price by comparison. An informed nation is a strong nation. Do not forget this duty in the years ahead. mwfis Marvin E. Fleming Principal MRS. THELMA BATTMER Secretary to the Principal 1 1 2 2 s MRS. VIOLET KINTZ Secretary to the Superintendent 1 s K 5 2 Never a Dull Moment IN THE OFFICE Judy Hines -- assistant to Mrs. Kintz R-5 BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Frank DeBow, Treasurer: Alfred Renner, President: Francis A. Brand, Member. SECOND ROW: Edward I. Schuett, Member: Winston Peeler, Member: Earl Snider, Vice-President. Much time, planning and effort is necessary k h R-5 D' ' f ' ' h- :Z aiipehiisientlyfsulct uncuomng smoot Mrs. Kintz is always ready with the facts and figures HAROLD ASHBAUGH ARCH BEACH Psychology Physical Education Guidance Coach RAEBURN BRYAN BARBARA BUCKER Drivers Education Commerce Social Science Music Coach WILLIAM BUCKER Music BERNIECE DOWIS Dramatics Speech HOWARD DUNCAN Industrial Arts Coach RICHARD FARIS MARY GEORGE Science Home Economics Mathematics JOSEPH GORDON CARL HENMAN Social Science Mathematics Economics SHIRLEY HILL Science JOHN IANKOWSKI Social Science RAWLAND LAMOY Social Science ROSALIE PENDERY CRYSTAL REED Physical Education Commerce Health JEANNETTE ROBBINS BERNADINE SHACKELFORD English English Spanish i gl 'S . fl , ga, 2 ' 'X 'Z 4, Q. , 11 5 s ii C' DOROTHY THATCH WAYLAND THATCH Librarian Disrributive Education Commerce LOLA WHEELER LENORA YOUNGER Art English FACULTY FUN The teachers having a gab session. Having Fun, Mr. Ashbaugh? Mr. Thatch - Mrs. Battrner's assistant?? F00d FOI? Everyone Watch your waistline Mr. Lamoy! '4 - ,P ' . V,, . , WWW' eww Coach Beach Receives A Gift For his New Arrival '34 V 1 Mow J 5 ew! he H 'f 5 ff , Q Lggi, f C Y The Penderys Enjoying UQ Rock 85 R011 Enjoying the Student Council-Faculty Banquet The Faculty and crew give a farewell present to Mr. Fleming. Mrs. Reed teaches an adult education class. FOR '57 FOOTBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL GIBLS' BASKETBALL TBACI6 BASEBALL OUR COACHES HOWARD DUNCAN Basketball Baseball ARCH BEACH Football, Track RAYBURN BRYAN Girls' Basketball BOYS ' BASKETBALL Q 4 C. Schilling, J. Hon BASEBALL 1 Sr' wfixiiiwfi, ' . iw Mn f if Ui? ef My wifi SWA V 1 .- , f 221 M9 7L'54'f:i1.- Q 5 QM' :fi figsiii -Z A Lrgleisssarf. 3 555 ' ' ' 5 g,vI1.Mi-5,15 5 - Q ,--fg.i,?:h fQ'f3sfm : Q- ' gkyvffwwwn, .xx .V 5 , 5 fa Q 'ri in mmf . 1 L' 'M if W Mi Q, ,w.f.f,,,N1,. f Q iff vI15 Z'1f,.,w. 'gf Nu Q, ,Q .Q 'mg 2' Y A355329 qjvikr, M154 KWH uf ':gf21Qf3'gi35. 'emi 3mE24.4.,,. ,ps 1 L1 my vf , ff gm L' -V Y' 1 is Www? wwf, 5-M, S. McManis LETTERMEN MASON CLOUSE Guard NATHAN SPAIN Back CURTIS HAMILTON End MERLE STEELE End BILL WOODSIDE Back RONNIE KESLER DICK RAMEY Back LOWELL HARDESTY Back Back ROBERT DIXON C 1. f Guard OIHP lmems 0 DONNIE LIVINGSTON JOHN ec BOB's Back 66 SERVICE LETTERMEN Q BOB COX Tackle BOB VANCE End JERRY SUTTON Back JOHN ST EGMAN Center i f' ., ff Q 7 'f ' O r f-X . - 11 fffw-w ' 321 ,, hawk L gggffakfi - ,, . ' KW' 'W ref : I - , . 1',pag M f L V :w g 7-e ff? A, -. 7 'Q 'haf 'I-Q' 1 fl .' . N 1- a i -.DEL , 8 A '11 , A may 5 We Y WM kk up 'Q 42 'H 2' Y u D -1 B K 1' H 'P P if W- F' vt I -w 'Fe' W fs Q. 5 1 r '1' ,F V gag. P W9 .r .rf A' Q, Ms , ' , Q. if. I 2, W B T e' - :17:4' 1 L f1',' ,5Ef 'T' fr s5g? '- IOHN HOY Guard . N -Ar if, I , .gg!g,a:ii O ,Q fa B O gm! , ,ak Q 4 3 X 4 -J W, V , f 'I' Q, , B A 5 az- , f P. V'BBO'k f T if Q ., Q., . .1 uf?-1 i wi Q ,Awww iw Q ai 53? sg mv' ? if ' 4- -ar we ia J Nfl r M QQ Wu EW, K 9581- a, hm maria ir .6-' an ' Q- er it f' A ' Ez kg., Y 33. Q. vi .2 .fx Q W fi A' , . wa. ., .W ,-A., ja f ,Q :Q - , .4 , . e.. , -, Q-w.r...f.-,. rg,-4. f -1'-, L .,.: JOHN COT TRELL Guard B ' 4 Mag, .',.' M .-kk 'Z Mail W ij' .--f'eiHg B ' W . ,m, .4 14 ,541 ggi-,Q , N JACK GAISER f . , , End Tackle DONALD STUBBS Guard GLEN HARRIN GT ON Back DAVID FOSTER VARSITY CJ ....' FRONT ROW: L. Hardesty, N. Spain, G. Harrington, R. Kesler, D. Livingston. MIDDLE ROW: D. Woodward, J. Stegman, M. Clouse, I. Cottrell, C. Schilling. BACK ROW: B. Cox, B. Vance, J. Gaiser, M. Steele, D. Foster. VARSITY B WGA we FRONT ROW: V. Newman, I. Sutton, D. Ranum, B. I-lardesty, B. Burns, B. Wood- side, G. Maxwell, C., Hamilton. MIDDLE ROW: D. Stubbs, R. Bauguess, D Jefferies, G. L. Battrner, D. Nuckols, D. Raniey, B. Flowers, J. Hoy. BACK ROW G. Kesler, J. Strobbe, R. Peterson, J. Gaiser, J, Sheridan, D. Scott, R. Nelson FRESHMAN SQUAD is -vA'! X..-in BACK ROW: I. Gresham, J. Nelson, S. McManas, H. Whittlesey, R. Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: J., Hanick, F. Mayer, J. Bennet, L. Martin, R. Meyerkorth. FRONT ROW: D, Ranum, B. Hardesty, D. Nuckols, D. Ramey. COACHES AND STATISTICIAN A. Beach, R. Lamoy, H. Duncan PLENTY OE ACTION IN THE '56 SEASON u-WW Sf .1 ,4- QL BASKETBAH '56-i57 BASKETBALL TEAMS B TEAM BACK ROW: R. Meyerkorth, B, Mayer, B. Hardesty, D. Ra- num, D, Kaiser, H. Wittle- sey. FRONT ROW: D. Rainey, B. Burns, I. Downing, K. Kirt- ley, J. Sheridan, G. L. Batt- ITIGT. EBESHMEN TEAM BACK ROW: L. Underwood, S, McMannas, I. Bennett, B. Hardesty, F. Mayer, R. Nel- son. FRONT ROW: R. Meyer- korth, B. Mayer, D. Ranum, D. Kaiser,D. Ramey, H. Whit- tlesey. VABSITY BACK ROW: I. Sheridan, K, Kirtley, M. Steele, I. Down- ing, B. Burns, D. Rainey FRONT ROW: J, Huke, R. Johnson, B. Vance, T. Rich- ards, D. Livingston. I. RICHARDS L. FLACK Center Guard LETTERMEN D. LIVINGSTON J, HUKE Guard Guard SEASON 8 WINS I3 LOSSES RECORD TROJANS '56-'57 B. VANCE M. STEELE Forward Forward R. JOHNSON Forward Quiet Vance At Work THE BASKETBALL TEAM AT ITS BEST PLENTY OF ACTION THROUGH THE SEASON Keep Away ORWARDS : Kay Carney WON I4 GUARDS Priscilla Elliot R Beverly Detamore GI ' BASKETBALL SX AR 17416, LOST 3 THOJANETTES SIX Jean MBXW Stephanie Black Loretta Renner vw BACK ROW: P. Edwards, I. Owens, C. Shikles, K. Thorman, S. Russell, S. Sloan, N. Hutson. FRONT ROW: S. Black, B. Deatmore, P. Elliott, L. Renner, J. Maxwell, K. Carney. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS L I L L L L L x E L L Q 2 E L BACK ROW: I. Klamm, R. Stipa, L. Donalson, F. Nelson, R. Honeycutt. FRONT ROW: M. Marolf, J. Ballou, B. Stagg, B. Durrneyer, I, Donalson, J. Carothers. GIRLS' L BASKETBALL 56-57 TRACK LETTERNIEN OF '57 ...V A K Z N f 1 iss, M K Lkkk 1 , ,. O -1-,,: 4 B :,, J 5 ssss l 1 1 , QW so TOP ROW: B. Heneman, D. Jeffries, L. Davis, B. Bassett, I. Conrad. MIDDLE ROW: N. Spain, D. Ranum, B. Hardesty, M. Steele. BOTTOM ROW: J. Sheridan, J. Norman, M. Clouse, B. Woodside, B. Burns. Compliments of BOB 8a BERNIE'S TECACO, NO. 2 Fast and Courteous Service SECTION NEXT YEAR'S LETTERMEN TOP ROW: J. Coen, R. Meyercorth, L. Reed, G. Maxwell, D. Elliot, E. Scott. SECOND ROW: 1. Swafford, R. Enyard, D. Kaiser, I. Sutton, R. Wilcox. THIRD ROW: G. Battmer, D. Livingston, D. Nuckols, D. Ramey, G. Witt, R. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: F. Baldwin, K. Bond, J. Gaiser, D. Brassfield. 7 wx x I ,7 K 5 1 ., ' -X , ' x w ' X 5 Ai , V Zyl ij, in , J f' . f.. IZJQJ A ll! . V JWQwQWWMM+ 4 Z X K :Q , .V lv Lf wif!! lf' 4 LI! f f f'14 f 4, iff? ' 4 M ,,f f'g Zff 'fg ff ' V 1 f 1 f ' f A gf M., cv- fllfzrfffj ffgyim -1,76 'ff ff WronQYWMgy, Oops! Practice Pays Off. I9 TRACK Just a little more. A , Y , ' ' ff AV1 . 1x,.,f. .1 , - Home at Last wi Ln 'N' ,, I 1.7 a X f I ' In IL f L 1- A ff L 4 4, ' ' K Ay 1 J ,Yu 57 SHOTS Watch out for that hurdle What are you, Jack? First or Last And away she goes Don't forget to turn loose of the bar 'QQ' . SR gh.. TOP ROW: B. Mayer, R. Eynard, R, Bauguess, J. Sheridan, R. Meyerkorth. MIDDLE ROW: T. Sparks, I. Swafford, G. Maxwell, D. Ramey. BOTTOM ROW: R. Candler, B. Hardesty, M. Clouse, G. Batt- mer. PARK HILL BASEBALL TEAIVI SEASON'S RECORD WON LOST II Spring Training THIS SEASONS LETTEHIVIEN :mix LEFT TO RIGHT: Dt, Ranutn, M. Steele, K. Kirtley, D. Scott, B. Bassett, B. Scrivens, D. Livingston H, Whittlcsey. SPORTS Here it Comes! 9' ,af The Trojans Try Out Their New Uniforms REVIEW The Trojanettes Are Ready THIS YEARS SPORTS CAPTAINS FOOTBALL f I TRACK John Conr d GIRLS' BOYS' Bob -Vance ALL -ROUND ATHLETE BASKETBALL John Stegman BASEBALL T , 555 ving AND EVENTS V, I , M fw.. , 'ff ' ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Mas LENOR-A YOUNGER Sp011SO1' How ARD DUNCAN Co-SDOUSM The Student Council is one of the most important organizations in the school be- cause it is the one organization that is made up of representatives working together to promote better cooperation between the faculty and student body. The Student Cotmcil membership is made up of one elected representative for every fifty students from each class, one student selected by the principal from each class, all class presidents, all club presidents, and two sponsors, Tri-County Council, of whi ch Park Hill is a member, was hosts to the Missouri Association of Student Council CM.A.S.C.J in the state. Park Hill was greatly honored by having Mrs. Lenora Younger appointed to the M.A.S.C, State Board. The Student Council-sponsored events during the school year included: Snowball Dance, Eighth Grade Orientation, all assemblies, candy sales, and entertaining the faculty twice during the year. The Student Council also gave monetary contributions to several worthwhile projects. The fmal activity was the all-school picnic. Mrs. Lenora Younger and Howard Duncan hav d a strong st d ' ' e one much to promote and develop u ent orgaruzation, Bob Vance PRESIDENT Gary Montague TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Maxine Candler SECRETARY Lynn Elgin VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Killgore CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 1, STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS V , C V E J 5 Joanne Antin A ..., J V lul 'E V E E V Sharon Basore .. V , Q Bob Battnier D .,.. ::E Q 1 ' L :-- ' G. L. Battiner - V -W, r V k, :., V ,V ' Y X A H .,.: X E , ii V ZI VWV Q E Robert Candler - E V V Q VV D V- John Conrad - 'ti VV , X 32 V Dianna Cordinier '7' ' ' E' ' Y Janie David 1' : ,, A 3 1- J iw! V ,V Juanita Fuller , Kathy Greene V. 2, Glen Harrington W Beverly Hellebuyck J. fg,g,,,,, A L Ruth Honeycutt - V ' M V V Linda Johnson , VV,. jew , .4 NV aw' VV as . Qi V , Ralph Johnson . it ' - . V . i Donnie Livingston '..V 1 5' ,,:N Larry Reed i i Q V - V ' J Q ,.., Charles Schilling - H U 'V , .. E VV Nathan Spain C ,,,, X , 42 , , ' C VW . ,,. gi Bill Woodside 1 I A W QV Lee Yerington ,,r, 'Q Y e n' E C V, Judie Bums if A V E aaaii is fr + Compliments of CLAY ADAMS JEWELRY AND SPORTS STORE 308 Armour North Kansas City, Missouri STUDENT COUNCIL -SPONSORED ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL Houok SOCIETY xx 'Z 2, 5 N5 lj. Ralph johnson Joy Youngblood Mynatt PRESIDENT Helen Von Demfange Bemadine Shackelford VICE-PRESIDENT Judie Burns TREASURER SECRETARY SPONSOR 0. X9 Q09 S. 9' Q-H' ted '09 V090 xeQ,e, Wghhg . C,oX xt 'J 9' Xaiiw sac N. H. S. President Ralph Johnson pledges Student Council officers. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Bob Battmer, G. L. Battmer, Sharon Basore, Stephanie Black, Marilynn Bratten, Joanne U-Iutsonj Brown Bob Burns, John Conrad. Charles Converse, Wanda Cosbohn, Jimmy Cunningham, Janie David, Beverly Detamore, Larry Reed Lorraine Snider, Priscilla Elliott. H ,I , Ei ., z ,rf xiii--S, 'f: 'staff .. ..... Y Kathryn Green, Pat Harris, Albert Van Horn, Janice Jones, Linda Jones, Richard Keller, Mary Killgore, Judy Klamm. Phillip Klamm, Ricky Mos, Jeanette Stagg, Lee Yerrington. PEP CLUB t OFFICERS AND EW' SPONSORS Maxine Candler Beverly Hellebuyck Diane Kimsey PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Rosalie Pendery Shirley Hill SPONSOR SPONSOR Although building up school spirit is the main purpose of a pep club, the members also participate in and carry on many other activities. Attending all football games, basketball games, and at least one track meet during the year are only a part of their activities, This year the Pep Club sponsored several dances during the year. The Red and White Swing was held inhonor of the football team and the last home game. The Basket- ball Bounce was given in honor ofthe basketball team and celebrated the last home game of the season. The Pep Club holds one special pep assembly each year, and one special pep rally preceding the Homecoming Game in addition to numerous pep sessions before games. The Pep Club also sponsors bake sales during the year to raise funds for pins and emblems. The Pep Club is one of the most active clubs at Park Hill and requires much time and work, but each and every member enjoys participating in the Pep Club and the activities that it sponsors. PEP CLUB MEMBERS Joann Antin Sharon Basore Marilynn Bratten Joy Brenner Judie Burns Barbara Cockrill Dianne Cordonier Wanda Cosbohn Louella Dunagan Lynn Elgin Cokie Fata Juanita Fuller Kathryn Greene Sidney Greene Judy Hall LaDel Hardesty Pat Harris Carol Hawes Linda Hoskins Karen Howe Sharon Howe Sherry Jarrard Judy King Bonnie Lake Judy Lake Sharon Leimkuhler Patty Quimby Sharon Shepard Carolynn Simpson Lorraine Snider Jeannette Stagg Sharon Steele Sharon Sutton Barbara Trieb Marilyn Valenti Gail Wisecup Judy Wyckoff at w E ! 51 E Q 3 T,-M, .3.. sf if 3'1'14.,Q3 va- 1, L a r :y y aa J ,yat ar: - .. My , .H ' . Q A v--r I 1 A L ,,r- , 3 ..g,g: A : ihirr l r ri 5 yyil if ng Q L Jrrr tia- J A J 33 max 5? - ,: ', If ' Eg, is S xt Q ,aaa . ,. r . N. -. ,,.,,. 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Battmer, Iohn Bolken, Bob Bums, Larry Clore, Robert Dixon, Terry Hagerty, David Jefferies. kf,, I: ,,.V,. , zzx Q nf, ::, A Phillip Klamm, Bob Long, Jim Mclver, Kenneth McMurtrey. if ,I 6, Q ay? 1 X 53' gl! ' Q 6 ' IVIASOUE CLUB Janie David PRESIDENT :fa qfx Sharon Howe SECRETARY Berniece Dowis SPONSOR LH-Nyhsmt was 5509 AW CXXQO YZ oe Oi Wa go? Ngaf 6 Mx 5 ad WX 8 The Master Hand 20 we xeawexx '55 IVIASQUE CLUB MEMBERS Q- M! Y ff, J W 1 ta ' Joann Adams, Carol Bade, G. L. Battmer, Marilynn Bratten, Loren Brown, Judie Burns, Bob Cox, Helen Von Demfange. S Q Q, 1 M Q QQ , V Lonella Dunagan, Bob Dixon, Lynn Elgin, Cokie Fata, Larry Flack, Jack Gaiser, Kathryn Greene, LaDe1 Hardesty. M 3. E we 25 , s w, '11, ,,,h .. H 1 5 , E I J K5 ,, J 'J no J '-'rf' L' r 1 - : :IW L. Virk V , , ,-, ' ,KL ,-- r. 5 : ., vgxkm - Q : 1 . ' cfm, L J A a Patricia Harris, Bunny Hornback, Karen Howe, Sherry Jarrard, Ralph Johnson, James Kelton, Mary Kil- gore, Dianne Kimsey. f -APP' . ,, : Md K V Ivn V ,V Q Vg. L Q T., :,..: lag, . 1 NA ,fx A A J ' ' - ' ' ' -' .V ' , ., ., -1 :.. at A 1 1 J if, ' Wai: , ,. . ' 3 aan ii .si 'gf Q gh aw w as. J iw , 25' mr f wa... X 4 , Q' 'gi 2' f F ' i J J' ,Q ,,-' , .. T 'f on K A ef 1 B ' A+, Jean Maxwell, Jack Mitchell, Gary Montague, James Murray, Jenny Quimby, Larry Reed, Barbara Smith, Jeanette Stagg. . I f, :-- A . Vk ,. 1-, .ow ' If h gh?-: A B ' at My g I, . . ,-:, i1 r 5 J 'L J J I L 1 - W... J ' H 3 , . - ' .rg '-.' . gl fy lr y, gf ry J J B J, 'ZZJ 4,'t ' fi -itv , . 'W ' .l':'i Q - . J ii J K , . zku: ,, ,,,, 1 Lgl ' ,, Q K 'J A kn Merle Steele, John Stegrnan, Harold Stephens, Marilyn Valenti, Bob Vance, Dale Woodward, Linda Youngberg. f 4 as , B J ,,., Air ug, , a M , I ,I ,, , mf? if ig! B3 3' Y M' if alwi 11 . F .cv hd. SEE Bob Vance PRESIDENT VARSITY CLUB 1 K., John Stegman VICE-PRESIDENT i m David Foster SECRETARY Arch Beach Bob Cox SPONSOR TREASURER The Starting Line-up U Sponsored by Q M1105 JOHN AND BoB's 66 SERVICE l ' 110 . . . ymixa Parkvxlle, MISSOUII VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS .za r- 5 51. yt. .: :. : ' Q I '- if ,E -.':557f. - : t if ' l .E 'a .:- :E i:2i-:. Y? fc 4: ,,,, 2 ...,. A.g, Q vim, we , if Q4 N' .W ..,,.i, l .h,, ::,, '?-V' , isa, W -g,,::f,:2::gz.:: 54: H1 jy:72,'s97 M'f?5a1'1,a 15: Q gzzsg f '- -- ffi??USS1li.f! 5 - f 1' 5.3575 1 Riiiiif fs, 'z'gsw,gf E211 351259 , .,,.,.,-ag: . 0-...gg Richard Bauguess, Mason Clouse, John Conrad, John Cottrell, Larry Davis, Robert Dixon, Larry Flack, Jack Gaiser. was rx ff 551, ,. we um.. a 2235 Sw ri nt, B i rx ,iiyimk is ss mms? X KE 2 is V ,se f V f f- .,,..w,5alSH:,r, si tim 2 Sw, si K Q Q22 ,s mg r is so ...sa , , 5 .:1,,,:., . ..--.1 , , r,, ,:V- 151521 - ' WYFW Wifi -'31 iilfiiswi J '--V:., s 5, .,Ar, Richard Gould, Curtis Hamilton, Lowell Hardesty, Glen Harrington, Buster Heneman, John Huke, Ralph Johnson, Ronnie Kesler. 2 Xa r Don Livingston, Dicky Ramey, Jerry Richards, Bill Scrivens, Charles Schilling, Nathan Spain, Merle Steele, Donald Stubbs. I erry Bill Dale A E L Sutton Woodside Woodward C fa-7445 Mig Comperit at ls it alive- A Qffr -wyfmg ion for fwifbilgyga Ming Am e1'ica???, Glen Harrington PRESIDENT FIRST SEMESTER Ronnie Kesler VICE-PRESIDENT Peggy Morris TREASURER DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION -X ww SN 6 417 10 gl v 'XX X5 bx 10 Q- .-'lf of xv rgflvco J' ef' OAV Lowell Hardesty PRESIDENT SECOND SEMESTER Wayland Thatch COORDINATOR Compliments of I. E. MURRAY COMPANY Electrical Contractors Maxine Candler SECRETARY Richard Keller REPORTER if 3 W rr gui 'E W r rx 'Q 1 ' 'Ni , f DISTHIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB MEMBERS Q rr ya E EE Lucille Blauvelt, Larry Faulkner, Iohn Mayer, Jim MCCOY, James Murray, Henry Norris, Rieky Petter- son, Connie Riley, VV .P .E m., ,.. . . :,... A- Tiff: Eiga E Edward D816 Sager Woodward D,E. MEMBERIS ON THE JOB 'Ce Ea ' . , S699 mllig and Learning X35 WO 001 X c io? 91 6 QED we ra- 'G 9 . Hr xg, 5 D. E. OCCUPATIONS ARE VARIED , -7 wa1T,CI - Want 10 be a How about a secretary? A grocery checker is fun. 06,04 IV 01- 4- . 1.9 Ve Cu . fo 1' 61.686122 stock boi boa .W as W usdes ' Beverly Hellebuyck PRE SID ENT Julie Schnabel SECRETARY 2' J fi Q ... F.H.A. QQMAKER5 y , 0 fo XXX3. rx 5 ' J I if 'IITFX .X 0 'Y as X or : .3 '3- 5 U U 'fa ff u- r,.- Q 4 'EIN Q-T-ls, 9' 64, fl! EQ 4 fffvf xxx 0 J 5 f I, ,sf Q. Carol Sh'k1 00 NEW 90 VICE-PRESI?ENT Mary George SPONSOR h 3 IQI., J gg Q ex, eeeE Qel . ,.-, so ' , ' if V Karen Howe TREASURER fi Ramona Ballow, Donna Baker, Fayetta Brubeck, Beverly Detamore, Judy Feiring, Rosemary Gnotta, Lois Hadlock, Mary Hadlock. .f i K y .. T., -.1 It ,V .-:. i f ,R V L, .5,: K X V, , h .zr ,tb ff ,RRA 1:A B J R 5 S Terry Haggerty, Linda Jones, Sharon Howe, Sherry Jarrard, Linda Johnson, Lucy Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Janice Jones. : A, - E. J da 2. :ff ' Q :,' 'E F ' . 'Q : ,gi , A- I :rin in :KZ ia lk, In V I :L K , A . K xt.: , , K rrr rrrrr - K Vqjvx J W A Sarah Knight, Gayle Mayer, Judy Owens, Sandra Peterson, Judy Simpson, Judy Wyckoff. K,-Hale i ' Larry Reed PRESIDENT 111' SPANISH CLUB Lynn Elgin VICE-PRESIDENT Louella D . unaqan MI P s, Jeanette Robbins SECRETARY aff Phillip Klarnn SPONSOR TREASURER Everyone X 1 F1651 ends H hand 3 3 time X-.. The C1 ous M ' . rant eacilyear where the e e'X1Can Of 5D21n1sh restau- food. Y H1031 both atmosphere and ub visits a fam SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS f S SS L . ' ' as L ' 21. 'k-k te , -I K fi' 5' -'-, 'Q 1' -'S' ' ' ' 'SSS,'L A - B SSSSS . gS ' I 2 , V. - V T' f Y V 'i:'f S' 1.-1, 'E' 4. J . . J . at J .9 ' fs 'K f K Ramona Ballou, Bob Battmer, G. L. Battmer, Bob Burns, Judie Burns, Fayetta Brubeck, Janie David, Beverly Detamore. ,r .,., . ., 5155, zxlff-zfrazmiiffi ' ff i ifsi fi i f ,t 1 -1 .-1 ,sw ., ts. k - 's ..,'f - ' ik' J . r. . --if . 3 -- as f- -iw -:. .. . W r .. ,, .,.- 1g,. ..,.f f- :, 1.5 , . ,V . r. 2, , . ,,,, M Hwy. ,, , -A 3 -,.:,-.. .- A -,. .,A. N 55 ,SM w e ..,,.- ,.f . ,,ff,..', ...rt- 'i'.:' S' 1' . ' K -- - a . i.:::1- B- f , f ww ' was 1 , ' V H 'f Y 1 1 Y 9 'Z Q f, - -f-f 1 ' . -' -Q ' - B B VIB' . 32451,measggggryggg,gs,f,,.Ws1..-1,f:2, , f xg i 3 S me X 2 3 Q-:. . are s if 'if 3 ay S... 'F' .P B E eg5e2,..f:-,.- gi .:,. 3, ,EQ2 f. ,... V M - E -SkV,V kk,i F S 57? ,S1VB1., . ., J ,1S,,1 . V, jg ,arg . . .. ,. .., . k.,,L , , ,S M 351: i. iissgwf :': is , fa- Q: f f-95 1 iw law: 1 ' ig f- 2,g?:fi'ga' sg . .. . H . . 1 B L BSeBBB'SS SBSBS BBSSBSSSSSS SSSB SSSSBSS . SSSSB .... , S J. J ,gb Marcia Enarson, Gloria Eubank, Sandra Francis, Juanita Fuller, Alexander Gordon, Carol Hawes, Judy Hines, David Jeffries. cfn rb L nncccnl rr , J,,, ,,,r Q, ,J E .A J e r- as i A .- . 5 ncccnnc B B f . -' ' ' - an , 'si , I . . K Nancy Johnson, Janice Jones, Linda Jones, Joan Kendzora, Dianne Kimsey, Judy Lake, Judy Lakey, San- dra Lippencott. r .ca 1 . 'J , .. -' - f , - ' , 4 -B ' .. B r X, ,W ---, .. a'--' . .. .12 g ,,., A ,, - -'W I n - I W , 5-5. ,Sf - p- ,- QVKVV ,i.,i Judy Lee Marilynn Wyckoff Yerington Bratten Christmas is observed in South of the Border tra- ditions. Donnie Livingston, Gerald Maxwell, Ricky Mos, Sandra Ogle, Judy Pulliam, Jerry Richards, Charlotte Sifferman, Bill Woodside. ' B7-v ,J- 1 X ' ' if 1 f, , ,f 4 Q Bob Vance - Judy Burns E SENIORS I John Stegman - Maxine Candler SENIORS I Merle Steele - Marilyn Valenti IUNIORS HOMECOMING ROYALTY David Jefferies - Sherry Jarrard David Nuckols - Sharon Steele JUNIOR SOPHO MORE FRESH MEN Compliments of ALBERT B. FUSON , INSURANCE 502 Armour Road North Kansas City, Missouri of ,fi 1 J il W vlsffliiglpig HOIVIECOIVIING CORONATION LEFT: Roberta Detamore, the 1956 Home- coming queen with flower girl Connie Carr and Clifford Bratten, crown bearer. 8 BELOW: Senior candidates for Homecoming queen, Judie Burns and Maxine Candler. i it X Q f ABOVE: Junior candidates for Homecoming queen, Sharon Sutton and Marilyn Valenti. it I RIGHT: Crowning of the 1957 Trojan Home- coming queen, Sharon Sutton. ATHLETIC RIGHT: Highlight for Park Hill's athletes, Father-Son Banquet. BANOUET LEFT: Coaches, Arch Beach and Howard Duncan View their special dinner lobster a la foil. RIGHT: Sergeant Adelman, as guest speaker, gives a View of his more serious side. LEFT: Joe Adelrnan, Sergeant from Kansas City police department, up to some of his old tricks! I'11 bet he's planning lETTERMEN'S HIGH JINKS revenge already QQYVYX N90 was O X161 Sox an we QQUQT 16 S me PEP CLUB ACTIVITIES RIGHT: The stage is set for the Basketball Bounce. B OU11 Cl. Ugg! Oflgf -- -.-.I,.--J. The Pep Club relaxes for a moment! SNOW BALL DANCE RIGHT: Merle Stee1,Bi11 Woodside, and dates out a rug! RIGHT: Anyone else for Punch? LEFT: Time-out for a breather! f Mrs. Younger, Mr. Pendery, and Bob Vance Student Council Members at Installation discuss student council problems while some ceremonies jolly student council members look on. gi . A100 wi X55 , ' C, 0 'LSSQXQEXCKX QXCUX HR YM ' Y 305 061- we The Park Hill Council entertains Junior High Council STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES SENIOR - Beverly Hellebuyck Walt Thomas CARNIVAL SOPHOMORE - Sharon Bassore Bob Battmer . ' .. :wg - a fr A f 1 , Q . , 2 5 A i l A A Q. . is JUNIOR - Jack Gaiser Wanda Cosbohn ROYALTY 5 2 Qs, I 1 4' . A1 ii :- S . , -1: ' - F - - - ' ..-- Y A N R A 2 Y A if, . ' 4 1 1 in A f i? . o,o'o E A 2 k'A' ' T 1 1 an - Aff ' . .1 l 1 gary Q1 1 f A 5 -:ji 1: 2 Lg 5, 1 1 f , In-1 1 , g , . ' A K 1 k,. FRESHMEN - Sharon Steele Robert Candle: 1 1 s 8 Y 3 CARNIVAL CLICHS Io Ann Antin and Ioan Kendzora discuss plans for advertising the carnival. .1 Carnival spirit runs high as Mr. Heneman exchanges money for tickets Another popular carnival stand. J fu 1? sl eg 'Wig Mr. Basketball and Mr. Football - Larry Flack and John Stegman dy B 51110 Ve I Ll DI aud1eUCe ays bel' acco . rd, 1011 for an app!-ec . 18. The Blue Rockets provide the music for the Yea Team Dance. YEA TEAM DANCE ow CC 9 evety ond TV TEEN TOWN Yea! Park Hill!! Around the clock with fashions A 8-3,V a11d dan mood X f' 1 , 1,1 ,if KV., ,KZ ., ,-, ,-, LU. X F,H,A, FASHION SHOW Nothing but beautiful! done Reward for job well FAVORITE ASSEMBLIES ABOVE LEFT: Is that for you Mr. Beach? ABOVE RIGHT: The Park Singers supply their talent for Park Hill en- joyment. ... f fs -flaky -44, Mfg. In Look out, Maxine! It looks dangerous! 1 +07 L,, X. L , 'V , 1' ,P m .Je f hi V f Park Hill beauties on parade! The choir gives another enjoyable performance AN-AMERICAN Don't be frightened! It's just Sandra Lippincott, The Showcase as prepared by the Spanish classes Janie David, and Marilynn Bratten dressed as showing the various countries and their repre- pigs. sentatives for the Pan-American Fiesta. uildfen Mexican 'CHU C do 3 6 M040 S Cm Som Q Kansa C C n came' O fm a daxupe More than 400 people at- tended the annual Pan-Ameri- can Fiesta this year at Park Hill. Pan-American Day, April 14, commemorates the founding of the Pan-American Union which has twenty-one members, in- cluding the United States. The fiesta has a carnival atmosphere with an outdoor patio scene, fountain, bright- colored murals, and a variety program. 510m Gu row P,e It .V SC-eller ,V ,Q t Nye F festal FIESTA John O'Keefe and Miss Louella Promenade your partners . . Dunagan after the crowning ceremony. This year's program was divided into two sections, the coronation and the variety show. Miss Louella Dunagan was crowned Miss Pan-Amer- ica while twenty-one girls re- presenting countries served as attendants. The Mariachi again pro- vided their talents for musical entertainment during the inter- missions. Lan- y Reed 5 S110 . o the audjen ws his mek h Ce at the Pj 0'Se Esta I we f ,V,, X5 M 1 and XXALXQOCH 56 331596 ' 'Q513 M My M A ws- ,wifi I ail ov? it w W' . thec 69303 0 o PS2 QYXY' XOQ' QS 599 96 S95 oi? THOYIAN ROYALTY of ' o ow wa M5 Q90 X,-oiddb PHINCESSES 109 00 QW QQ,Xf2?9 VW Judy Wyckoff Sophomore Jody Donaldson Freshman Wanda Cosbohn I un ior TROYIAN DANCE The coronation dance with queen Ann Wilson and escort Mike Deister. SENIORS WON TROYIAN COKE PARTY V A So you finally got caught stealing the goodies. Where did everybody go, Cokie? Don't worry Mary, there's more. HOBO AND TWEHP DAY clk- .gx 8 Cage' qux mem X' Qui 1 Oh, Judy and Maxine, what happened? Hobo and Twerp Days are sponsored by the Student Council. Ridiculous costumes and outlandish gags mark these days. Hobo and Twerp Days are always looked for- ward to by Park Hill students. A p I ark H111 billy, Boys, we didn't know! Julie Schnabel -- the littlest hobo PARK HIll'S CANIERAIVIEN N Donald Davis Charles Converse Ricky Mos Dale Woodward The Troyian Staff is deeply indebted to these four camermen for the time and effort spent in taking, develo- ping, and printing the pictures which make up this record of Park Hi11's 1957 activities. in nh . 3-5 Sindy XYXQ W P K1 o evei 5 mucb S uri 1957 SAPPHIRE rw Food is delicious, even under water The Ma S . refD1eC 6 X Q! X i ew a1KYXg axgifiv PHOIVI SEAS Y F1-e dd- lzllfe Gfbso s be I1 an W Hd! d A Smile preiw now ' :ml f uf fe y S8 I Wa x W X t Q e Drs A p s 61' 1 Q 'Ig Ofso u 172117 Q X,,,E jf: K V Ja nic e a nd Judy serve punch to thirsty Prom guests. Q . A ACCOIVIPLISHIVIENTS DHANIATICS MUSIC SPECIAL AWARDS GASLIGHT Presented Senior Class May 14, 1957 CAST Mr. Manningham . . Rough. . Elizabeth. . . Nancy . . Policemen. . . The Discovery -- and he's trapped Compliments of THE PRESS DISPATCH Tea Time! Mrs. Manningham. . . . . Congratulations, Mrs. Dowis! . Nathan Spain Louella Dunagan . . John Stegman . Jenny Quimby . Julia Schnabel . . David Foster Bob Cox J 1Harry Graves . . Joe ...... Grace Graves . . 3Hilda .... Lois Graves, , Judy Graves , , Fuffy Adams, , J. B. Curtis , , , Ellen Curtis, , , Willis Reynolds, , , Barlow Adams , , Western Union Boy, , Merrill Feurback Sterling Brown , , Albert Kunody , , Tommy Arbuckle Hef1l'Y...... THE CAST October 12 . Larry Reed . . , James Kelton , , , Pat Harris , . October 15 , , Larry Reed , James Kelton . . . .Mary Killgore Linda Youngberg. . . Linda Youngberg ...Barbara Cockrill. . . Barbara Cockrill , Janie David. . ,Marilyn Valenti Jeannette Stagg . . . La Del Hardesty , Sandy Gordon , Marilynn Bratten , , Merle Steele , G. L. Battmer, Jim Spencer ,- . . I :Jack Mitchell , , ,Richard Foley, , , Bob Burns , , Phillip Klamm , , , Sandy Gordon ,, , ,Carol Bade , , ,, , Merle Steele , , . ,G. L. Battmer ,Donnie Livingston , , Donnie Livingston , , , , , Jim Spencer . .Jack Mitchell , , Richard Foley , , , , Bob Burns , , , Phillip Klamm Haskell Cummings , , Jack Gaiser . . . . . Jack Gaiser JUNIOR MISS Presented BY Junior Class Come now, don't be bashful Compliments of ME LODY FARM LOCKERS B. I. Lewin, Owner Are you ready, dear? Parkville, Missouri X The final touch YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU All- School Play Presented On January ll, 1957 'life 'Kfff' 3 bf' ,iris 41 t . if +5 Qs J K I X V, igas iff?-J , f. - fr I -SN FFS .,.. K Waiting for the Hero! For the sake of art? Penelope Sycamore Essie........ Rheba... .... CAST Paul Sycamore . . . . . Mr. De Pinna. . . Ed ........ ' Donald ...... Martin Vanderhof . Alice ....... Henderson . . Tony Kirby . . . Gay Wellington . . Mr. Kirby .... Mrs. Kirby . . Olga .... Three Men . . Boris Kolenkhov . . Marilyn Valenti . . Janie David , Pearl Douglas . John Stegman . Sandy Gordon . .Jack Gaiser . . Bob Dixon , James Murray Jeannette Stagg . G. L. Battmer Gary Montague . . . Bob Burns La Del Hardesty . David Foster . . . Pat Harris . . Judy Burns . . . Bob Cox Bob Vance Harold Stevens MRS. BERNICE DOWIS Director . . . Scene from Party Line ONE-ACT PLAYS Mrs. Dowis introduced Thea- ter in the Round to the Park Hill stage when she directed four one- act plays, given by her drarnatics classes in December, 1956. T wo other one-act productions were presented in the conventional manner. The one-act plays were: The City Slicker and Our Nell Don't Call Me Iunior Three on a Bench Party Line Jacob Comes Home Tell Dorie Not to Cry The contest play, Which is the Way to Boston, received an excellent rating at Maryville and was first alternate to the state con- test at Columbia. Scene from Jacob Comes Home Scene from Tell Dorie Not to Cry Q 1 PLAYS REVIEW X. The FBI steps in. The veteran f?J makes the necessary preparation for a smoke Rock-a - bye baby. The stage is set for Gas1ight. K S A 'XS . K '4 Q- A . nnxv I X , -V, - A ..4.. f MX V eg,i,s,g 5 9 i Assam, ' A , - :ii 1 ei 7 K ' , 'N 4 wx JUDIE BURNS DRUM MAJOR Four Years an Q? Q MAJORETTES LORETTA RENNER Majorette, 1 year JULIE SCHNABEL Majorette, 1 year BARBARA ESKRIDGE Majorette, 1 year 2 WILLIAM P. BUCHEH DIRECTOR OF BAND AND CHOIR Q 0 N I -nf T ? i QE 2 , X 4a.:wyrr1e '2aw.v4waawmWm-awww ,mWWMAw.QsM,m,.maaw BACK ROW: P. Harris, L. Hadlock, M. Had10Ck, J. Stith, G. Eubank, B. Vance, .T. Richards. FOURTH ROW: S, Greene, B. Detamore, J. Antin, B. Burns, M, Steele, THIRD ROW: J. Klamm, J. Kendzora, B. Harnback, J, David, G. Battmer, D. J' effries. SECOND ROW: J. J ones, M, -Bratten, S. Lippincott, J, Antill. G. Montague. FIRST ROW: B, Smith, P. Trott, K, Greene, D. Livingston, Af? npr! QW V 'uf 5 i . 5 4? 1. Q -7-W BACK ROW: N. Spain, J. Huke, J. Burns, C. Bade, L. Reimer, S. Francis, N. Hohimer. FOURTH ROW: D. Scott, B. Ross, M. Schrimsher, S, Waldorf, J. Ballou. THIRD ROW: B, Batnner, L. Yerington, S. Jarrard, L. Hardesty, I, Stagg, M, Mendenhall. SECOND ROW: .T. Cunningham, I. Combs, B. Cockrill, P. Murray, FIRST ROW: E. Scott, A, Pollock, I. Schnabel. I CONTEST CAROL BADE District III JIM CUNNINGHAM District IV SOLOISTS PATTY MURRAY District II IANIE DAVID District II JAMES MC IVER LORETTA RENNER District I District II State I CHRBTMAS SOLOISTS BACK ROW: I. Antin, I. David, L. Renner, C, Bade. FRONT ROW: B. Burns I. Schnabel, I. 101163, J. Cunningham. SEXT ETTE Kcndzora, P., Harris, C, Bade, L. Hardesty, M, Mendenhall, I. Stagg. EJIANO U CONTEST SOLOISTQ xv 7. ' . 5 f i ' 1. W 'i', A iiiii ini. A IUDITH KLA MM District II A nii, A 5 2' ' A :4.- rk I , I ,I Y 2 f if A iiii AAAAi f BOB BATTMER SHARON STEELE District I District I State I State H MUSKI Martha and Jim - a hard-working pair QQ' Getting ready for the Apple Blossom Festival NOTES it Judy Ballcu, one of Park Hi11's favorite entertainers The choir gives their Pop Concert LOUELLA DUNAGAN Scholarship Award JUDY HINES Commerce Award JEANNETTE STAGG Dramatics Award WHO'S WHO RALPH JOHNSON Principa1's Award BOB VANCE Citizenship Award Athelic Award JOHN NORMAN Art Award AT THE ANNUAL AWARD ASSEMBLY MARY KILLGORE Leadership Award BEVERLY HELLEBUYCK Home Economics Award LORETT A RENNER Music Award LYNN ELGIN F 1' if DONALD DAVIS Social Science Award 'Ompumems OI 5Ci6I1C6 Award PARKVILLE HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO. SPECIAL En Donald Davis received special recognition from the Institute of Radio Engineers and the Society of itute of Electrical American Inst Engineers for his development of an electron microscope. With him are Science Club sponsors, R i c h a r d Faris and Mrs. Shirley Hill. Wanda Cosbohn and Jim Co b Nathan Spain received a I at the District Oratorical Contest. Mary Lou Marolf re- ceived first place in the Junior Division from the American S ociety of Chemical Engineers for her project. rn s placed first in the District Drivers Training Contest. Carol Wanda was Fourth in the State Contest. attend Shilqes Raeburn Bryan, instructor, has produced Apple ant po rhewas chose D winners for three consecutive years. Blossom FeQUee11 H? gist Srjval. I e Nancylohn- son -- first in theDistrict M a k e-I t With Woo1 Contest. RECOGNITION i 1 ,J ' 2 Mg i, all H if F. Q at I Marilyn Bratten received a Profi- ciency Certificate in the District Typing Contest Judith Klamm p la c e d first in Production Typingin both the Dis- trict and State Contests.. Jeannette Stagg and Marilyn Valenti receive certificates of Pro- ficiency from the District Shorthand Contest. With Bonnie Lake, they represented the District at the State Contest where Marilyn placed third. El ... My , ,D J? f V fiVfjf f an Linda Johnson Second place in the Make- It With Wool Contest. 4 - if if fl VU- . -H -fi: '53 .. -:l!.i?h?':s' ? Mf f--1 -1395 1 -:-f ,. Qiiifii fiffiu-' 7 fl Fin 1336 2 1' 'F 25 . J ' 7-71 YW V ,'ff5 ,,. reefs-:y It Q. ramps. was .. Nw, ,fs,w1i,:Mfas5aaf322M 1 M . .tr i w , img, 2, ---,tai .,i,--fa: 5 - ,Y H . ' L- - 'Hf3':iJFfH3..:'f?. ' ' La ' f , ' QM? fl js 3, :E7:'.-:qwi at , f p ar - Q gg , ,, :,. . h. H .. 1 - , :if r 1 f ' as 1?- x 'P Ii . Cgn' me KX13 X 1 X YJ BXBQSQ io: agyd B ev 6 BOD ' Yea! 1 60095 ' uqe me S Con' S300 0:6 QQ! 03903 : vig Dgiain T 63910 'QV the tejf. . 'Y x , Judith Klamm, Rebecca Harrington, Gloria Eubank and Janice Jones, who received cer- tificates in the International Spelling con- test, are shown with their sponsor, Mrs. Lenora Younger. BOOSTEHS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS Oh, Jerry, You're Kidding Jolly Juniors SPLAT! , J Vx ff Bedtime Beauties LiL i MA K, ,g-.--- A, ,L ,imzz 7 , qv ,JC fvgizlfffy , Q, wif4 ,, 1, The Pause That Refreshes This Could Prove To Be Interestmg Fleas? f V5 ' V ' , 3' -i, 5 ' ' 1 ' , , yy if - I Vf z, 1 Wil. S55 f ' 'kk' , Q: -5 'ffl :Z Sak 'Q fu 'ia-' e ff fri A Q I x :'S?f'5S. ' ' ' 53 f ., 1 A . ' A ff I f ef' - A 'gg ww,,N,255u7 'ig 1 A fr 9. V. , -gg jg fris, 5. of u 2 f e u , , -- eau- jk ,..., I HM fa - -2:2 ffm: ei Q , f' W' I fo e i if , H X .. M. -H ' , . L K . eb':u 3151?- Smile Pretty Judges for candidatesj of Beauty Contest if! 1 is . . ,ri K W V! iw if L h K fs 1 a Q 5 is Fw Qifgfis i is X nkaml E gi is fl i ,Q Hg , ag gi? Sha 5 wi i It Q 54 , If if ef is 2 Ni a if Tw wifwi BUS DRIVERS: Harold Sullivan, Robert Fleming, Gussie Johnson, Adolph Hanson, Floyd McFarland, Oscar McFarland, Delmar Stackhouse, Arch Beach, Bill Ross R-5 MAINTANENCE SUPERVISOR Elmer Myers, Charlie Walker, Archie Adkisson, Marshall Cosbohn, Joseph Gordon, James Edwards, Jay Simpson, Margaret Cordenier, Ollie Linden, Margaret Simpson, Goldie Swearinger, Sadie Engle- man. 7'I,-7-lfc -diff V N-Kfifygf ..1.,,, Bill Ross, Jr. ASSISTANT TO DAD IANITORS: Ben Gwin Garland Keown Fi , awww so 5 RWM 5' Food! HEAD C Par Tm DIETITIAN USOI1: COOKS Mrs. Mary Baldwin Mrs. Joyce Cockrill 15-if w AWXX Z tr-.1 STUDENT LIBRARIANS Lucy Johnson Priscilla Elliot Mary Hadlock Annie Locke Sharon Basore Rebecca Harrington Linda Youngberg Mrs. Dorothy Thatch LIBRARIAN Everyone likes to read nf- - L. Q- - 1 .. 'W4P,5' ,.., A ., 1: A W- ' - V Ay ' ..,1: A 1 if , ' . , ' :. . ., uw- ' V .2, ',Z1 Af Tired of Dancing? Time out for locker clean-up A Toast To Pa 'lf Hill gg Qu Hang On, Phill You Name It IR FHOSH, YOU IIHE II SIVIIIE W,,,,,,,,,mmmp.mmxauaw-,m.L,.,m,,. ,wmww -,Q-WMMM ,..,.V,,,,,.L,,, MW, , ,,,,.,, A.,,h. , , , , A.,, M, W , , , vi is Q AA 5 is Ti E 3 5 T, , 2 , 3 Ji s E5 SZ asf 5 S E E E - E K 5 E Q s 5 E Q E lm rssmmawfessf-sf 4P1:mu s D seem era uma wamws-iasaa' :e:m,m mmwmm mas as ssnammmmrmsaweamwmassiaamf , S 'fsrw-umm :SQ E X G-0 Ns IS IS A CLASS TH 5 5 .. S s f ,- - . -ff1f1.f,g:fQ,..ff,- ., .mg vmfmwmismmmwsmmimmm,sawswwf:w.m1wff,gammaWJ1wgM.w,1wr: F,W:mfwxammmweefffwmww.mmmf:1:s.,f,7-. -5-f,-viwmcmza-.a::wn6-mwsuwm mv .naw MJ-3 mmm ? HAT W NOW Huw- W. - if IS IN F I ED FINISH Y ll NA ITS FI Day Phone Ba. 1-8730 Night Phone DE. 3-3367 Fine Fresh Fruit-Pure Fruit Juice Supplied by HILLED FRESH FRUIT CCDMPANY 205 Produce Exchange Bank Building Kansas City, Missouri Reference: Produce Exchange Bank W. L. Virden R. B. 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JACK BCDRI G'S X ' gg -a ' In W E IB 1 gd LL Appliances To Suit Your Needs 1900 Burlington North Kansas City Missouri Stoves Washers Refrigerators Dryers Steam Irons Freezers SHELLER'S CONOCO SERVICE 1 5 I ' iff 171 Af. -W? Where you are greeted with a Friendly HHellon Highway 71 Riverside, Mo. Compliments of TOMMY'S A G W Root Beer Highway 7l Riverside, Mo. F BILL ALLEN CHEVROLET 101 Armour Road GRand l-4770 North Kansas City, 16 LoN's BARBER ., v sHoP Bef Sl3Ry'ICE 102 Main Parkville , Missouri Open Weekdays and Saturdays Missouri Eight to Six Congratulations to the Compliments SENIOR Qf BRENNER FROZEN FOOD LOCKER ! S 2000 Armour Road North Kansas City C L E E Emery Brenner - David Brenner !' ' U ?iV'I1N faihe U Authorized Schwinn Dealer Sgndif Xlundfll Bikes New and Used Parts p L K' Wagons, Trikes, Saw Filing PEEDEE'S North Kansas City BIKE SHOP Missouri P.D. Harris Office Home BA. 1-5821 VI. 2-6120 4. E.W. PARIS REALTY COMPANY UNO Home Like The One I You Ownn A One-Half Mile KANSAS CITY DIESEL POWER COMPANY 1711 Swift Avenue North Kansas City 16 North of 69 8 71 Jct. Mi Ouri New and Resale Hom S G. H. Mast, President Built to Suit SHerwood 1-1234 Compliments of: . 'AS coMPLlMENTs p f 0 mwwau. QQSI9 F .9 A PARK coLLEoE FRIEND PRESS Second and East Street Parkville, Missouri ROCKET DRIVE IN open Rou d The Clock ion 169-69 side, Miss G ouri VAWTER'S GROCERY Home of F' F d Serve Y 1f nd Sa M y 111 Mai SH rwood 1-0231 P k '11 M s RIVERSIDE RED X IS THE MOST If it's North of the River O See us for: if' , . ggi? Job Shop Welding P 4, Manufacturing -.12 u , -' Portable Equipment . George Greene, Prop. ' A Riverside, Missouri Phone SH. l-0820 Compliments of Compliments of H PH TERRELL AND MC CALL S E ERD MOTGR COMPANY Architects lOl6 Baltimore Y Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth Kansas City, Missouri North Kansas City Missouri BEN BOLT BARBER SHOP Five Barbers Proprietor, Russel O'Neal 2002 Swift Avenue North Kansas City, 16 Missouri Telephone New Units SHerwood 1-2981 Air P.O. Box 504 Conditioned Parkville, Mo. Hot Water Television Heat RIVERSIDE MOTEL Highway 71 North of 69-169-71 Jcts. Riverside, Missouri Charles V. Tripp, Proprietor GROCERIES AND ICE Highway 71 Riverside, Missouri Telephone SHerwood 1-9461 ISABELLE BOLDIN School of Fashion Design Two year course in fashion design Costume history and textiles Special instruction in Patternmaking, draping sewing Day classes Monday through Friday Full or Part Time Night and Saturday Classes Eight weeks sum er term --Call or Write-- lsabelle Boldin WE. 1-5781 4418 Walnut St. NEW PAINT AND BODY SHOP nWe will make your car look like new and save you money.H You can always find a good selection of late model Used Cars nJoshn Ellington Motor Co. 1501 Swift GR. 1-4479 W LAYMAN LUM BER COMPANY 5 Main Street Parkville, Missouri mem When You Get Ready for A Job Get To NORTHTOWN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Ed Geraghty Marnie Diaz 306 Armour Road North Kansas City Missouri Telephone SHerwood 1-1601 Compliments Congratulations Of Class OLIVER TURPIN Of Prescription Shop 1957 NORTH KANSAS CITY Telephone BA1timore 1-2751 Q STATE BANK S:::::2LJ3 Member of F. D. I. C. 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