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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1958 volume:

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'?a 3-'Wy -fr R in f' M211 Q Q as Q 2.11711 .3 gk ff ':':' 53 ' wx ' -nv. xl' Lv. 3 K W N v N pw W 451 -I N h as V gi my v ag 'K if H . gl m S+ rw f is f Nw sf ' i ggg'-'-'-agsgsgsgsgzgz' N A Q 6 v S if ' ' ' ':f:f:2: 1.1 if 5 - 5 P H l --...I-...u:n:n:v:n:1 5 F P E F 'swf is af' 8 :si N 2 :s: .::s:s:. sms :s I-I1 ' FF 2' :5:2:2:Zzg.E:5:5'2' .: ,., s:sgg,'g5gzs:2: ,W ,f ALMA MATER Hail to Park Hill, Alma Standing proud and high, Mater, Shaken not by wind and tempest, Pointing to the sky. Hail to Park Hill, Alma Pledge we now to thee, Mater, Mind and hand and heart's devotion, Sworn to loyalty. 1958 Published By The Journalism Class PARK HILL HIGH SCHOOL TRUYIAN Parkville, Missouri 1 f, 4 STANDING, BACK ROW: Mrs. Crystal Reed, Joyce Lewis, Rick Mos, Larry Reed, Lonnie Prince. SE- COND ROW: Bonnie Lake, Bunny Hornback, Sandra Lippincott, Marilyn Bratten, John Norman, Sharon Sutton. SEATED: Jeannette Stagg, Mona Mendenhall, Joy Snider, La Del Hardesty, Sidney Greene, Judy Owens, Sharon Shepard. TRUYIAN STAFF MARILYNN BRATTEN LARRY REED MRS. CRYSTAL REED MERLE FRANCES HORNBACK Co-Editor Editor Sponsor Co-Editor 'ta I JOYCE LEWIS JOHN NORMAN LA DEL HARDESTY IEANNETTE STAGG Business Manager Art Editor Publicity Manager Co-Ordinator RAWLAND B. LAMOY Devotion to one's chosen work can be expressed in many ways, and we, Park Hill High School students, are notunmindfulofthe time and effort spent to make high school days happy, rewarding, and rich in accomplishments. During our high school days, one individual has stood out for many things in addition to being an exceptional teacher of citizenship and American History. His patience, encouragement, kindness, and good advice will long be remembered. As freshman class sponsor and F.T.A. adviser, he knows and greets all students by name and with a friendly smile. He rarely misses any school function, and is always on hand for all sports events. Keeping careful and accurate records of these events has earned for him the well- deserved designation, M r. Statistician. To Mr. Rawland Lamoy, teacher, sponsor, adviser, and friend, we, The Troyian Staff, with deep appreciation, respectfully dedicate the 1958 TROYIAN. 3 X 1 Q i l -NSI'-ess, , .' num QQ 6 f A! ,I Ng? N 2? ,QUIZ 3 N A ,-., my L I 5 ' ' , f1-' ' rfx- -X Mlm f fr! -My 4 . if 9 I O I :Ig W .JOI- 1 I -4 -I If W I A35 - I I 'I X1 4 ' Q 53 4 Q' .1 ,S I 5 R gg V.:Q:. .3 kekil , 'K Q X .... S G3 ' A , I ..,. .. 'H , A I 5 mf I 5 L flil Q9 a'l4 I f ' Q 1.14 mg' ..,,. ,QA 3 ' I- QQQQ I - I X099 , 1 TER . 1,53 da- H A 5 A ,pw I 1 , A J . .. QQGX QRYG - 1 65 I I .gig ,ow - I t K , fx - , ' '- -+,. .5 9560 if , , I ,1 few 3 X305 VM J N E K. , X. , ? .vvl M T qi 6? 9:5 ' , ' ,, ,-,: 5 , . ,U ,. I . ' A 1 ii-71 .QW If 'L ,'A. X ,.Z: '4 F1 .5 fx: gf,-,z Q11 :?, -V Fr 1 11 18 , 4 .. 5 Q ggi S . A mm I ek I W. fy - gf I . f I 'lp 'I I I X PAGES 5 QNX J, V INTRODUCTION 1 4 5 3 Q , ff A A ff JI ,Aff AIgMcIiiIgI'T2ATliI .H . 5 14 5 W' 'sf' yf SENIORS ....... . . . 15 38 I KV W UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . . . 39 54 .'., if DURING HOURS ..... ..... 5 5-vo '4' X , ,W FINE ARTS ....... ..... 9 5-112 sPORTs ........ . 113-134 X' Y.. AFTER HOURS ..... 135-156 X 1 ?0.3'I7 I ' ADVERTISING ...... 158 195 , ' I ORGANIZATIONS ...... I1 94 fi f I' I X f 'K' -5 V -- ' fl! 5 XXX X xx N .6x.!Stf'a2S. O WK:- 4 QE NHRMAQJ 0 SUPERINTENDENT vi lv,-+ ' ms... is kai-0-I S 559'- va Q 2 ,ipaq- el- RUSSELL G. JONES, SUPERINTENDENT OF R-5 SCHOOLS THE S UPERINTE NDE NT 'S ME SS AGE A high school education has become increasingly essential in this day of technological development and scientific progress. America, today, requires young men and women who have the capability and educa- tional background to absorb specialized and complicated training. I urge all students in our Park Hill High School to complete their high school studies. Such a foundation will be to their lifetime advantage, and a source of strength for our country. gQELcu.,uL'!Kf-- Q :I 2 '2 l-'L 6 PRI CIPAL :Y Q 5 Z Q s 5 RAY L. BROWN, PRINCIPAL OF PARK HILL HIGH SCHOOL THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE We should always keep foremost in our mind that the greatest resource in our country is the youth of today. Education must be a personal undertaking if we are to receive the optimum benefits in a world where so much progress has been made in physical and mechanical sciences. It is imperative that we learn to live and work together in a world where the jet plane and atomic power are bringing nations closer together in a geographical world. Many phases of our lives in public education should emphasize the importance of learning how to get along with other people, and the frontier of human understanding is a vital problem among all people. If there is a real science of human relations at the present, it must be better developed. This has been a year marked by many achievements and in the coming years, when we are located in our new building, we anticipate greater things. It is my hope that we can all become better acquainted as the years progress. 7 R-5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Marvin F. Kintz,SecretarygRussellG.,Tones,Superintendent of Schools Edward J Schuett President Board of Education, Alfred L. Renner, Vice-Presidentg B G Case Member F A Brand Member Win ston J. Peeler, Memberg Earl W. Snider, Member. To the High School Students of the R-5 School District: Many of you are graduating and will soon leave us. To you seniors who have worked hard and diligently these last four years, our best congratulations to you. From now on your investment in study and learning will begin to pay rewarding dividends. To those who have one to two years to go -- We are concentrating our every effort towards bettering your edue cational system, both in academic standing and physical sur- roundings. For example, the new Park Hill Senior High should be an inspiration to us all. New in every way, it will be eagerly awaiting you to bring it to life this coming school term. Every new school year presents a challenge. To the students: the realization that much of what you do now will, in a large degree, shape your future. To the Faculty, Administrators, and School Board: the responsibility to see that nothing is left undone to give the students a full measure of the opportunity to develop their intellectual and social qualities which are so highly regarded in our present day society. With our best wishes for success and progress, TheR-5 School Board PARK HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 8 SECRETARIES MRS. VIOLET KINTZ MRS. DOROTHY .TANKOWSKI MRS. THELMA BATTMER SGCTCIHI' Y to Mr. .Tones Secretary to Mr. Wolkey Secretary to Mr. Bro E UGE NE V . WOLKEY, ADMINIS TRATIVE ASS IS TANT HIS ME SS AGE You as a student of the Park Hill High School should be commended on your co-operative attitude toward your fellow students, faculty and school administrators. The cheerful atmosphere one feels on entering the building is a tribute to the spirit of co-operation, and a balance between academic studies and student activities. The many associations you have in your school activities will be cherished throughout your life- time. Make the most of your association with the school personnel and your fellow students. Make your future thoughts of the Park Hill High School one of fond remembrances. 9 w WH HAROLD ASHBAUGH Northwest Missouri State College Tarkio College GUIDANCE COUNSELOR PARK ARCH E. BEACH Northwest Missouri State College PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACU MRS. BARBARA BUCKER Northwest Missouri State College University of Colorado COMMERCE AND MUSIC WILLIAM P. BUCKER Northwest Missouri State College University of Colorado MUSIC MRS. MARILYN CRAWFORD Northwest Missouri State College VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS UNION FINANCE COMPANY 1802 Swift, North Kansas City LOANS: Auto - Furniture - Signature I0 I. R. DICK Kansas City Junior College Central Missouri State College LTY HILL CARL HENMAN University of Missouri University of Colorado MATHEMATICS Kansas State College HOWARD DUNCAN Northwest Missouri State College Kansas City University INDUSTRIAL ARTS BASKETBALL and BASEBALL MATHEMATICS and CHEMISTRY JOHN I. IANKOWSKI St. Louis University Central College University of Missouri SOCIAL SCIENCE RAWLAND W. LAMOY Park College SOCIAL SCIENCE Compliments of WELLS BANK Platte City, Missouri ll MISS ROZANNE LEWIS Central Missouri State College SPEECH, DRAMATICS and ENGLISH RANDALL N. MALONE Northwest Missouri State College DRIVERS EDUCATION and GIRLS' COACH PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE MRS. ROSALIE PENDERY Missouri Valley College University of Missouri University of Minnesota MRS. MARY RADLOFF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SCIENCE Elmhurst C0116242 and PHYSICS Park College University of Illinois SPECIAL EDUCATION FEED' Qolle ge MRS. IEANNETTE ROBBINS University of Kansas Middleburg Spanish School, Vermont Rockhurst College MRS. BERNADINE E. SHACKELFORD ENGLISH and SPANISH University of Kansas ENGLISH I2 6 , . a an w 3 I Q if 4' In Lr,y. MONTE L. SCHAUFLER University of Kansas Northwest Missouri State College BIOLOGY and GENERAL SCIENCE MRS. DOROTHY I. THATCH Northwest Missouri State College University of Colorado LIBRARIAN MRS. LOLA WHEELER University of Nebraska University of Missouri ART MRS. LENORA H. YOUNGER Cu1ver-Stockton- William Jewell University of Kansas City University of Colorado ENGLISH 13 WAYLAND B. THATCH Northwest Missouri State College University of Colorado DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION and COMMERCE FACULTY cuum DOINGS EXTRA CURRI in Md A present iox you, A fav onte p A presem for you moo, Mx. Bones 1.niounaX but mio: KSUYUG MI. 'Bvown IDZUVG s W 1XX1axnSon and VJ axjne e Now Xe V 1511 NSI. and N31 . Mx. Larnoy at open nous 14 all 1 s see he:eX Q if if X, ,, 1- . x A G: af. , 1 g f aj ,M ,Q K ,. . , R ui . Q, 'dm r 1 K A- is .Q I Q ebff' , A Q 52 1 I fi ,ff -20' .4- '2 Q M, ,E if 3, , A W , 3 , . ,1 :gn A E I -Q . f- ff' ' A ' e V A , ,M i gk 1 Q V: I? f ,ng ej A M4 ,J if? fb 'f Q fa. Q f m 'f+'4S-v , ' ' ' ' ' 1 4 I K W,-I Q, I 913 ,'r', y . ff,if' , A ,-v A lim ' X- i f M y -A: , ,. '- f 3, 4 , - . ,r N ' F 4' V ', jqf fx1? A 3 - , f 1 - uf! , ,gf 2 , Rl ' 1 ,, ' k ,- : ,, 1,93 f , f f 'V V- . .',., 5? f Y ., . w Q. 5. w W . '1 :I W ' QQ, in V V kg V ,W Af 'fVk, , ., , fix 1 -Y' ' Z 1, gf 1? . Ef X 5. ,X Y 5, 'ff 2, , ,fzf I wr 'Kar A515 I' AF 4 A ,-,,. , - Q 3 fr ,-,., lm- 1? KJ, K ,W . 55, EL Q a Q3 'Q +453 1 ' I el .,, A Av ,. .. . , vp EV: , NDRNW f 3 ,., an .- Q 5 9 5 ,, m 1 3 H 5 W MY' 'mv CLAS OF Q f X I ACK GAISER Vice -President IEANNETTE STAGG Secretary G L BATTMER Treasurer QW MRS IEANETTE ROBBINS MARY KILGORE Presrdent Sponsor HAROLD ASHBAUGH Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor 'M' RICHARD PARIS MRS CRYSTAL REED fd? xx ' L:-:S NO PICTURE MABEL JOAN ADAMS Masque Club F. T. A. Club Mixed Chorus Bookkeeping Contest Shorthand Contest KELLY ALLEN JAMES EDWARD AMOROSA CPicture not availablej D OUG LA S ARNOLD 19' CAROL BADE Pep Club Masque Club Junior Play A cappella Choir Contest Solo Girls Sextette Science Club Miss Brazil '57 LEONARD BASSETT D.E. Club GEORGE L. BATT MER Lettermen's Club National Honor Society Spanish Club President Student Council Masque Club Vice- President Senior Class Treasurer Freshman Class President Sophomore Class President A cappella Choir Homecoming, Queen Escort '57 VINCENT BERG Band D. E. Club JOHN EDWARD BOHLKEN Science Club Band Goody Vest Seven KIRK MACK BOND WOODY Track Band Science Club MARILYNN JOYCE BRATTEN National Honor Society Pep Club President Student Council Secretary Masque Club Secretary Troyian Assistant Editor '57 and '58 A cappella Choir Spanish Club Troyian Princess '56 Junior Play Band BEVERLY DETAMORE BURNS Student Council National Honor Society F. H. A. President Spanish Club Basketball Homecoming Princess '55 Homecoming Candidate '57 A cappella Choir ROBERT C. BURNS Spanish Club National Honor Society Masque Club Football Track Lettermen's Club Science Club Junior Class Treasurer Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Play All-School Play MARTHA CALDWELL fPicture not availabley LARRY CLORE Masque Club Science Club Treasurer Debate Club Senior Play All-School Play MASON ALFRED cuousr, JR. Lettermen 's Club Football Track Ba seball Basketball NO PICTURE 2 ' 221.525 ,rig ' 'haffalwlfaianma rf ran. mm - .a,, - A.. f- rfa-awses-afafwsaa ' 7 mffgi' ,. , ,-, .: 15,1 if35?f5Tl5E'r?5SEfTsf52g?E .f ' --, . 1 I f- 5 aliases , E lff56ii1ET55255Eff 1 ' I X 'Eff-V'jfg, 5,1515 1Qff5ff5971j f.fffe.1f1,11f'fLifzrwaa- -511,11-gf , A: .,,, A. -,,,.,,- ,fry ,:::::, 2 .,.r-, .- :,V V 7- . 1' s , . 1 1 W I'3fi'-1, - A K' 'C Iel2fl,5?iQ ' ,,,, , .ff f 'I '..::s::f.:r. - - :':.'-- ' 12' 'Vis - A ' I. , ', 9' i 1I5?37'HiiE?1Ez?iil' -- ?:?zEl5?i2ilkiT5f'??1SSr15'Y -' O' - f 7 777- 11577 -if'i-i'li13Ti'N1-' ' 11 7 if -1 Tiir'-f, ---- :.wf::Lii:afg- . .rx WANDA FAYE COSBOHN National Honor Society A cappella Choir Cheerleader Homecoming Queen '57 Carnival Queen Candidate '56 Troyian Princess '56 Troyian Queen Candidate '57 Miss Nicaragua '58 Drivers' Training Contest STEVE DAVIS D. E. Club Vice-President Band SANDRA LYNN DOZIER Pep Club Masque Club S .0 SCOTTY DOZIER if agua? I H9215 7456 'Q' :Wifi 1 E w QV' A ,Q , . ,. :M iff tag, 'ml jf? r up V f, PRISCILLA MARIE ELLIOTT National Honor Society Spanish Club Basketball Mixed Chorus Miss Mexico '57 MONTE F INNELL BOBBY FLOWERS D. E. Club Lettermen's Club Football Baseball Football Co-Captain RICHARD L. FOLEY Sophomore Class Secretary Junior Play Masque Club Student Council D. E. Club Vice-President BARBARA ANN FOX Cheerleader D. E. Club Secretary Homecoming Attendant '55 Majorette A cappella Choir Miss Honduras '58 IUANITA FULLER Student Council Pep Club Spanish Club Miss Co-operation '57 Miss Paraguay '56 HARRY FUNK D. E. Club JOHN B. GAISER National Honor Society Student Council Vice- President Lettermen's Club President Science Club President Football Football Captain '57 Masque Club Treasurer Junior and Senior Play All-School Play '57 and '58 Senior Class Vice- President A LEXANDER DUFF GORDEN, IR. Band Spanish Club Junior Play FRANKLIN JOHN GOREHAM D. E. Club CARL GRAINGER D.E. Club SIDNEY LYNN GREENE Troyian Staff A cappella Choir Pep Club Alternate Cheerleader Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow LOIS I EAN HADLOCK A cappella Choir F. H. A. Typing Contest Part-time assistant to Principal LA DEL HARDESTY Troyian Queen Candidate Troyian Staff - Publicity Manager Senior Play Junior Play All-School Play Alternate Cheerleader Sextette Pep Club Masque Club Miss Argentina SONDRA KAY HARRINGTON Pep Club Treasurer Masque Club PATRICIA ANN HARRIS National Honor Society Student Council Pep Club Secretary Choir F. T. A. Masque Club Junior Play All-School Play Sextette Miss Costa Rica '56 Miss Honduras '57 NINA HOHIMER HARVEY LUCY JOHNSON HIGGINS Basketball F. H. A. Masque Club RICHARD HODGES D. E. Club ARTHUR W. HOMER D. E. Club Mixed Chorus 23 MERLE FRANCES HORNBACK Drum Major '58 Troyian Staff--Co-editor A cappella Choir F. T. A. Parliamentarian Masque Club Pep Club Mixed Chorus Troyian Queen Candidate Carnival Queen Candidate Miss Dominican Republic '58 EARL HUFFMAN Track Football Mixed Chorus JOHNNY HUMMER Science Club D. E. Club Treasurer State D. E. Manual Contest DAVID PAUL IEFFRIES IIIEFF Il Football Track Lettermen 's Club Secretary -Treasurer A cappella Choir Spanish Club Freshman Class Secretary Student Council 24 I AMES KELTON JOAN KENDZORA A cappella Choir Pep Club Masque Club Spanish Club Sextette Assistant Director of Senior Play Make-It-With-Wool Contest GERALD KESLER MARY SCOTT KILLGORE Senior Class President National Honor Society President Student Council Corresponding Secretary Student Council Treasurer Band Masque Club Junior Play All-School Play Science Club Secretary Principal's Leadership Award Girls ' State Sophomore Pilgrimage IUDITH ELLEN KLAMM National Honor Society Student Council A cappella Choir Science Club Secretary F. T. A. Miss Peru '56 State Typing Contest Piano Solo PHILLIP KLAMM National Honor Society Vice-President Spanish National Honor Society President Spanish Club Treasurer Boys' State GEORGE KNOTT S BONNIE JEAN LAKE Pep Club Vice -President Troyian Staff District and State Short- hand Contest Mixed Chorus THOMAS A, LAKE, IR. D.E. Club I UD ITH ANN LAKEY Spanish Club Mixed Chorus RONNIE LEE D. E. Club Mixed Chorus JOYCE ELAINE LEWIS Troyian Staff - Business Manager A cappella Choir Mixed Chorus SANDRA ELLEN LIPPINCOTT Cheerleader Majorette Troyian staff Homecoming Candidate Troyian Candidate A cappella Choir Spanish Club Carnival Candidate F. T. A. DON CARL LIVINGSTON, IR. Baseball Football Basketball Student Council Lettermen's Club Spanish Club Masque Club A cappella Choir Band Junior Class President Basketball Co-Captain Baseball Captain ANNIE RAMONA LOCKE D. E. Club Mixed Chorus LAWRENCE NORMAN LORENTZ Science Club Student Council Debate Club Band JAMES MC COY JAMES w, MCIVER, JR, Science Club Masque Club Senior Play All-School Play State Music Contest KENNETH MC MURTREY Science Club BARBARA JEAN MAXWELL Basketball Masque Club D. E. Club One-Act Play Dribblesta Queen Candidate 26 MON A JOYCE MENDENHALL Band Ma jorette A cappella Choir Troyian Staff F. T. A. Treasurer Sextette KENNETH D. MILLER D.E. Club Treasurer JACK MITCHELL Masque Club CHARLES MORTON D. E. Club Mixed Chorus KARL F. MOSEMAN D.E. Club JOHN NORMAN Junior Class Vice- President Basketball Co-Captain Track D. E. Club President Troyian Staff-Art Editor Student Council State D. E. President All-School Art Award Emery Bird Thayer Gold Key Award Parkville Art Contest Ad Layout Contest IUDITH FAYE OWENS Basketball A cappella Choir F. H. A. Troyian Staff Mixed Chorus MARY ASENITH PATRICK 27 l l LARRY GLENN REED National Honor Society Student Council Troyian Editor Spanish Club President Lettermen's Club Masque Club Junior Class Play Band Track JOHN C. ROBERTS Science Club F. T. A. All-School Play National Honor Society General Motors National Scholarship WILLIAM T. ROSS CBI!-LJ A cappella Choir Baseball Senior Play Part -time Janitor JIMMIE L, ROY Mixed Chorus WILLIAM 1. SANDERS, JR. Band Science Club F. T. A. Debate Club Goody Vest Seven DAVID L. SHAW Mixed Chorus D. E. Club SHARON LEE SHEPARD Troyian Staff Pep Club Mixed Chorus JOY BRENNER SNIDER Cheerleader Troyian Staff -- Publicity Manager '57 Miss Mexico One -Act Play Freshman Class Treasurer IEANNETTE MARIE STAGG Pep Club Treasurer National Honor Society Treasurer Junior and Senior Plays All-School Play Masque Club Troyian Staff -Coordinator Sextette A cappella Choir Senior Class Secretary Dramatics Award '57 District and State Short- hand Contest MARVIN STANTON D.E. Club MERLE H. STEELE Student Council President Lettermen's Club Football Basketball Baseball Track Masque Club Band Junior Play A cappella Choir Boys' State ROBERT LEON STEWART D.E. Club JOYCE KAY STITH A cappella Choir Bookkeeping Contest SHARON LAVON SUTTON Homecoming Queen '56 Head Cheerleader Troyian Queen Homecoming Princess Troyian Princess Junior Class Secretary Troyian Staff F. T. A. Basketball DAVID THOMPSON ROBERT THOMSON CBOB7 Carnival King Candidate '58 PATRICIA M. 'I'ROfI' T Band Majorette A cappella Choir D. E. Club MARILYN I OYCE VALENTI National Honor Society Masque Club President Student Council Pep Club F. T. A. Junior and Senior Plays All-School Play Contest Play District and State Shorthand Contest Bookkeeping Contest Homecoming Queen Candidate Assistant Secretary to Mr. Jones ALBERT VAN HORN CAROLYN SUE VERNON F. T. A. Mixed Chorus RITA WALTCHER D. E. Club Secretary DANIEL EDWARD WILLIAMS D. E. Club Vice- President LIND A CAROL YOUNGBERG Masque Club F. H. A. Basketball Manager Junior Play One-Act Play SENIOR CLASS HISTORY i Our Freshman picnic was a picnic to remember. What fun we had at Junior play rehearsals SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we look back through our years in high school and remember all of the wonderful times and t.he many friends we have made, we know that these years at Park Hill are four years that we will never forget. Our carefree freshman year was full of fun. Initiation will never be forgotten--especially by those of us who were held on trial in the Kangeroo Court. We had several class trips, and of course none of us will forget our picnic and party held in the spring, when practically everyone, including Mr. Lamoy, got dunked in a tub of ice-cold water. As sophomores we began to take a more serious outlook on life, and most of us settled down and studied a little more. Our Junior yearl At last we were considered upperclassmen. In the fall, when a Junior girl was crowned Homecoming queen, we all felt very proud. Our Junior play, Junior Miss, was very successful and was presented for two nights with a dif- ferent cast each night. And thenthere was the Prom. None of us will ever forget that night of May ll when we saw the results of our hard work come to reality. Everyone agreed that Sapphire Seas was one of the most beautiful and elaborate proms ever given by a Junior class at Park Hill. This year, our Senior year, is one we will always remember. In September we received our long- awaited Senior rings. Once again our class took honors at Homecoming, with a Senior girl being crowned queen. We sponsored a magazine sale in October, in which the entire school took part to help us raise money to buy a movie projector and screen, our gift to the school. The Importance of Being Earnest, our Senior play, was presented in November. In December there were basketballogames, parties, dances, and many other activities to keep us constantly on the go. Just the way we liked itl January marked the start of our last semester in high school. Out of the ten organizations at Park Hill, eight of them had Senior presidents. We had four Senior girls who were cheerleaders, and the Editor and Assistant Editors of the annual were also Seniors. We had our first skip day in February. We toured Continental Bakery, Swift's Packing House, and T.W.A. April 22 was our next skip day, and what a balll We boarded chartered busses early in the morning and spent the day touring K.U., Topkea, Lansing, and Leavenworth. The month of May was probably our busiest month. We will always remember the Junior-Senior banquet and prom, our Senior picnic, the Senior breakfast, Baccalaureate, and finally--Commencement. We all agree that even if we did have to study a little, High School has been a wonderful, memorable experience. Yes, we think ours is the best ever--the Class of '58, Ivllv fun when we were sophomores- Finally receiving our caps and gowns EEL' Bl Comphments of BEN IACOBSON 'S 310 Armour Road, North Kansas Clty, Mo. 33 BACCALAUREA TE The traditional Candle -Light A Choir Finale for Many Processional Seniors BACCALAUREATE -4' Choir Processinnal .... School Sung rf- Senior Proeessional . , Dawn of Destiny -4- Invocalio SUNDAY Psalm 1513 'LTl1e Creation 'LThe Ilalls ul Ivy Sermon Benedirlion . . The Rev. Jhscph :uhm si. Matthews Evangelir-al Church -+- , , Lewis Lhwmhfmkf . . . Wiuy Rune, . . . . Russell-Knight Park Han Choir Wm P. Bucher, Director .,. . . . The Rev. Rshhhhi Allen Ruanrldge hpashhrhl chhpel of lhh Redeemer -0- . The Rev.. D. A. O'Duignhn Linle Flower Callmlie Church MAY 18, 1958 Words of Wisdom and A solemn moment-- Inspiration The Benediction Compliments of THE PLATTE COUNTY DISPATCH 34 COMMENCEMENT For this night we have worked We 'll have these moments to twelve long years remember! COMMENCEMENT THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1958 Pm ness ional . . . Mrs. Barbara Bueker '+' lnvor-mir . . The Rev. James R. Hell, Jr, Pirkville community Presbyterian church -+- Vucnl Solo The Lords Prayer Carol Bade -+- Inlruduclion of Speaker . . Mr. Russell G. Jones '4- THURSDA Y t a MA Y 22 1958 President of Park College ' -+- Girls' Sextett c,.. 'thlements to Remember Carol Bnde, I..-'iDel Hardesty, Mona Mendenhall .leannclle Stagg, .loan Kendzura, Pet Harris -+- Preeentnaun .it Class . . Mr. my L. Brown '+- Preecntation of Diplomas . . Mr. Edward Schuett '+- Bcncdiclion . The Rev. Wayne Reinhardt Park Hill Christian Church Dr. Robert E. Long, President of Park Ninety seniors receive diplomas from Board College delivers the address. of Education President, Edward Schuett. 35 We, the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: Kelly Allen wills his deep voice to Richard Coff- man. Don Livingston and John Norman leave a beaten track to Kansas with the bridge toll paid in full. Mona Mendenhall leaves Mr. Malone and the drivers' training car in the ditch. Joyce Lewis wills her brownie points to Carrie Huffman. Jeannette Stagg wills her sack dress to Mrs. Pulem. Ken McMurtrey leaves his empty cigarette packs in the parking lot. Pat Harris wills her parking spots to Karen Hevalow. Wanda Cosbohn wills her ability to walk Richard Foley around Jakes, to 6 or 7lucky freshmen. Richard Foley staggers out. Sharon Shepard leaves for North Town. Priscilla Elliott wills her never-failing hook shot in basketball to Gary Holbrook. Earl Huffman wills his dancing ability to Don Flack. Alexander Gorden leaves his red-headed admirer, Joan Hamilton, to next year's Senior boys. Bobby Flowers leaves his wolf whistles to John Conrad. Juanita Fuller wills her gray hairs to Mr. Dick. Larry Clore leaves before he breaks someone else's foot. Carolyn Vernon wills her soft voice to Jean Spots. Bob Stewart leaves for Virginia. Judy Lakey wills her giggle to Camille Stuffle- bam. George Knotts leaves to take some driving les- sons fno one thinks he ever learnedly Harry Funk leaves to start a shoe store. Joan Kendzora wills her sense of humor to Linda Hoskins. Merle Steele leaves All Shook Up. Marilyn Valenti leaves with a plate in her face. Pat Trott wills her extra Senior ring to Nancy Lindsey. Linda Youngberg wills her original hair styles to John Redman. Martha Caldwell leaves her walk to Sherry Jar- rard. Jean Maxwell wills her book of Robert's Rules of Order to Nancy Hutson. Jack Mitchell leaves his Junior Deputy Sheriff's Badge to Warren Shoemate. Comrade James Amorosa wills his member- ship card in the Socialist Party to -- Hey! No one wants it, Comrade! Bonnie Lake leaves her trim figure to Berna- dine Edwards. Mary Killgore wills her practical jokes to Jim Combs. Annie Locke and Judy Owens leave their ability to hook fiances to Shirley Ward and Peggy Lutes. Larry Lorentz leaves his band uniform to John Hoy. Gerald Kesler wills his bottle of red hair dye to Carol Shikles. Karl Moseman leaves his wrecked Ford to Ron- nie Weaver, so he can have another old wreck. Sondra Harrington leaves Mrs. Reed's Office Practice class. Joan Adams wills her intelligence to Lois, her sister. Leonard Bassett wills his artistic talents to Marti Tate. Joyce Stith leaves her coal black hair to Carolyn Paine. G. L. Battmer leaves gravel flying in the Jun- iors' faces. Joy Snider leaves to sweep out, Snuster's bus. Mason Clouse wills his position on the football team to Clarence Glenn. Jim McCoy and Bob Thomson will their Mag- sparks jackets to Larry Davis and Bill Wood- side. Jim Mclver leaves so his brother Bruce can take over. Bill Ross leaves his brooms to his sis, Mary Ellen Larry Reed wills his broad jumping ability on on the track team to next year's star? John Roberts wills his ability to make record- breaking scores on tests to Larry Ford. John Goreham leaves in a ROARRRR. Carl Grainger and Kenny Miller leave their quiet dispositions to Bob Medill and Dickie Ramey. Lois Hadlock wills her long hair to Jeanette, Fisher. La Del Hardesty leaves to pick up Harold at the station. David Holland wills his brass knuckles to Lee Yerington. Lucy Johnson Higgins leaves to go home and keep house. Billy Sanders leaves Mr. Shaufler's Bugology class to someone else. .Tohn Bohlken leaves to make his first million. jidney Greene leaves her abilities??? ,A K'Walter Homer and J immy Roy will their seats ,fc 4? in Family Living class to Charlotte Siffer- man and Gary Witt. JV 'ig' JV' .1 i fi t' dh AC' 'J , ft 525 David CJeffi Jeffries and Kirk fWoodyJ Bond will their churchkeys to Rick Mos and Lonnie Prince. Bunny Hornback leaves ze roof club for ze next idiot who wishes to join. Sandy Dozier wills her southern drawl to Vi Wine, who says she wishes she had one. Carol Bade leaves, dragging Phil Honey to K. U. Phillip Klamm leaves kicking and squirming with Devastating. ' ' Johnny Hummer leaves his freshman girl friends to join the Lonely Hearts Club. Steve Davis sadly leaves Luanna Edwards toJohn Hanick. Jack Gaiser wills his ever-lasting smile to the faculty. Sandra Lippincott, Marilynn Bratten, and Sharon Sutton leave their bathing suits hanging on a tree at Houston Lake. Judy Klamm crawls out of her shell to leave before the rest of the Seniors push her back in. David Shaw wills his Lack of speeding tickets to Bob Lindsey. Charles Morton wills his ability to loan dollar bills to anyone who dares to skip school. Mary Asenith Patrick leaves for Chicago. Monte Finnell leaves his MarineReserve uniform to join the Junior Birdsmen. Douglas Arnold wills his ability to swipe seats to anyone who wants it. Rita Waltcher leaves her talents as a fashion model to Mary Ann McFarland. Tommy Lake leaves to start awholesale hambur- ger stand. Danny Williams leaves his ability to stay a bachelor to David Nuckols. Vincent Berg, Marvin Stanton, Richard Hodges, and David Thompson leave D. E. to go on to something REALLY BIGGER. Bob Burns gladly leaves this school before they kick hi.m out of IT, too. Beverly Burns follows in Bob's tracks. Barbara Fox leaves for a Stanley Party. SENIOR MEMURIES 1' oi Nmcets ' ' V' TMP - S CXXO The .. ,- HW YS' x e 'Poiio swam' WL 'Y X Launching the Magazine Campaign to raise funds for the Senior Gift. 4D aisiw Being Photographed The last meeting, of N. H. S. for Seniors 37 i fm SENIOR MEMORIES WE REMEMBER: The Senior Breakfast e U-IO Ule . X15 UZ' S and Q06 Just before th 9 e B O91 ca IG mo Gewiixqa ment And last, but not least, we remember Park Hill, silent and deserted now, but with a light still bum- ing for the future. 38 ,qv1P 'vmf9ff'-4' was YGQXMCXQJ ' 1 : ' K W if , , rr' 24? rs rx F' iff! I l f JUDIE BALLOU JOHN CONRAD Secretary Vice-President BOB BATTMER Tfeasufef BILL wooDs1DE President MRS. MARILYN CRAWFORD Sponsor MRS. LENORA YOUNGER CARL HENMAN Sponsor Sponsor MONTE Sponsor SCI-IAUFFLER WAYLAND THATCH Sponsor MRS DOROTHY THATCH Sponsor Archie Adkison Dale Aring Pat Atwell Larry Babcock Floyd Baldwin Judie Ballou Ramona Ballou Sharon Basore Bill Bassett Bob Battmer, Sharon Beaty Sandy Bevis Joe Blakeley Ed Blauvelt Karen Brenner Phillip Brenner Sandra Brenner Beverly Burns Kay Carney Judy Carothers Joyce Carter Edgar Chadwick Anthony Colombo Jim Combs John Conrad Marva Cory Gus Cox Ceola Crane Jim Cunningham Larry Davis ' f 5 r 15 : rw? 'J is 4 'nn ul.. 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Jim Coen Richard Coffman Deanna Cordonier Rita Cox . -- att ,f ff -N, -' w fg r rrf W, 1 vfk, ff f . ff ga ea t ,. ,,,, 7-, Rf sf,fi'2'?' 53. t, jQl,r.,W.,, .Q 'sV24':' Y- Af .. ' ' ai if as J rr 4.5 My Q iff' I i'o R aaa in fb it E' t. Eg? 5 at? 2 ,hawks ,tif V. ',a,g5.,, P U Lois Adams Betty Baghy Ken Barker Lawrence Barrows John Baska Donald Bates James Bell Donald Belmont John Bennett Warren Berg Fredrick Bradshaw Larry Brown Janet Caldwell Robert Candler Lonnie Carter Margaret Case Charles Cassandras Pat Clark No doubt the explanation is simple! aa ii Adkkg ,,ir But, Mr. Schauffler - - - - - - g ,..... ri '32 a i? .-, . , .af ,K Q , .- ,4- , W ian? r ,I 1 ? ff: . Q, 46 Kenneth Cramp Stanley Dawson Jody Donalson Pearl Douglas Bonnie Duermyer Bernadine Edwards David Elliott Ginger Finley Larry Ford Bill Gilliam Richard Goold James Gresham Judy Hall ' Martha Hamilton Edna Haney John Hanick Bill I-Iardesty Rebecca Harrington K. Sandra Hawkins Philip Held Karen Hevalow Bill Hohimer Jerry Hon , Myra Hon Qi ' .f Spencer Honey Ruth Honeycutt Carrie Huffman Nancy Hutson Bill Johnson John Johnson Judy Johnson Linda Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Donald Kaiser Kenneth Kelton Mary Lou Kennedy W Future All-Americans listen care- fully to Coach Duncan. Harlan Lee Sharon Leimkuhler Wanda Lindsay Robert Long Sandra Long Sharon Long Gene Manning Mary Lou Marolf Beverly Martin Leroy Martin Robert Mayer Albert McClung Judith McGuire Stanley McManis Melinda McNamara Robert Medill John Meikle Ronald Meyerkorth , ia: , ' ,. sr -- - ,. , J W , QV: i ' ' E . R J tb .. ,ti Robert Kindrick Sarah Knight Joyce Koch James Latty B cz' ati , ah, . g . s. , , - 'f,' W E X at ., L 'Uh x s A ai A S.. .Ea ...V 3 sa M ,, ' LW ' If yzy:', . file A,' A , I it K it s 9 c :AH ,A'1- V V A 7, J ' . ' f ff-ta, tyti P lziy ig , Y 3 I 5 , :,. A Q M 47 25 fwfr , W, .. 1 lf, 5, ' i , C ff? n ie, 5 ws 4 A . ..fM:,:,g fm i ,Malay :S .. 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Izz 1 sf ., R iri i l,,t ft- l S , i m,, , , we X fl lol WX s s fsl Q3 sttt t M i 48 There must be a sophomore some- where in this group! Warren Shoemate Ann Simpson Carolyn Simpson Sue Slagle Shirley Sloan Roberta Smith Tom Sparks Karen Staatz Barbara Stagg Sharon Steele Reita Stipa Cassandra Stokes Winton Straker Judy Strobbe Camille Stufflebam Shirley Sutton Marti Tate Kaye Thorman Larry Underwood Jerry Valenti Lyle Vogt Doris Walden Kathy Webb Harold Whitrlesey Robert Wilcox Bill Williams Joseph Willis Wesley Wilson Vi Wine Gail Wisecup Phyllis Woodcock 'H' - f, it M 4 Y I I V? i f : vvrh sf rl , its v -fx A 4 I Q 5 ,affix - W ll V 'ii . rr W 1 Donna Woodside I Pat wright 1 . ,.'E t :,' Q I ,,t4g Car1Y0ur1eberg .z 'zrvi i t , W u ' ssr is achl H e Weeds bel? 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BARBARA BUCKER HOWARD DUNCAN Sponsor SHARON ROY President RAWLAND LAMOY Sponsor ,,.. 1 r, N, :ir.,z..1v I 34: in iw , ats a R l D ' J F - t' l s R- Ki Q , ' -:'-.u8:.,,..f: :., : digg' Is ry W fav iw L as f'A1 :1 W K ra if N sr K gr E: rr '-1 15 -V S '- X A .nw M 47 4 A V1,,2 A,.., I , 'E' A ss -as Q2 ,A,' Qw- pn an , ,. , .s,,s A. .. r fr F- 5. iii R' Ss V... , asf? is QM , ab ax, + , 4 as wr S ilu as sweffriza I s ai a M srr W 2 ' r sw? rs? ji .- MHP' sl. .I iss 'lr Fire is 5 s -29? msgs ' , Y H sr if A is i is This Page Sponsored by CONTINENTEL GRAIN, Parkville, Missouri Bill Abner Brenda Adkison Myron Atwater Donna Barrett Bob Bates Don Bell Vancil Bell Jeannie Berry Louise Bopp Phyllis Braddley Carol Brenner Sharon Brenner Marietta Brink Norma Brown Toni Jo Burwell Hazel Calder Margaret Caldwell Ronald Campbell Judy Cannady Sue Childress Richard Clark James Cockrill Sue Coen Par Clark Mary Cordonier John Cox Donald Crane Richard Davidson Philip Deering Barbara DeConink Philip DeGrace Richard Dowell Pat Dugan Ronald Dunn Ed Edwards Luanna Edwards Bob Eimer Adonna Elder Richard Fickle Jeannette Fisher Delia Flack Don Flack Coleen Foley Nancy Foley Gene Ford Robert Frazier Pat Fuel Susan Gaiser James Gilliland 51 Terry Gleaser Bill Goodpaster Lucinda Greene Sarah Greenlee Donna Hamilton Joan Hamilton Jerry Hammers Charles Harper Buddy Hassenpflug Jim Haynes Kenneth Hawkins Barbara Hensley Larry Hohimer Edith Hoskins Judy Housh Willa Huffman Mitchell Hughes Floyd Hurst Nancy Ireland Betty Johnson Bill Johnson George Johnson Robert Johnson Sharon Johnson Wanda Johnson Rebecca Jones Ronald Jones Kenneth Kerns Jean Koch David Kreimer Vickie LaFavor Brenda Lair Barbara Lake Bonnie Lake Belvie Lawson Tena Layman Frank L'Hommedieu Paul Light Larry Loftis Jerry Lorentz Peggy Lutes Paul Maenhaudt Kent Markley Rex Maudlin Florence Maxwell Lloyd Mccaii Ray McClung Terry McDaniel Robert McFarland ' iw-J M' QF fem V - V .4112 4.-,,, rfi rr -k., , 3.5 S? if L5 Q .U Mm. 1. ,-, Fr-A 1,6 K ,rx ' -' s an Z3-if Z, 4 yrh -.r..,,.::f J y,r,r n :.. ff' ' ., B . 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L ' ':' ' ' ' ' , ' I, :Ni 1 ,?WE::.GE5E1:E' at --,.. g zz, . .,.K 5 r iff., ' ji , '- ' Q , ., A -- f,,-HD - L ' ::,-i L s ii if -T' :i- ,E Q... , fit , faq if r .,. . ,.,1. iid A VVG, V , V iiiii I , , 1' qanl V f R ,1-- A ttts 5 53 Bruce Mclver Kay Merryman Larry Meyerkorth Roxanne Mikolajew Scott Misenhelter Gloria Murray Arville Myers Richard Newman Curtis Nickles Robert Nuckols Susan Oberhelman Sara Jane Orson Billie Sue Owens Glenn Pack Katherine Patrick Carolyn Payne Sara Lou Pike Lena Pitts Tom Reddick John Redman Barbara Rennick Forrest Richards Iudy Richardson Annette Rinehart Bruce Ronkette Kathleen Rossback Sharon Roy Sharon Russell Don Scrivens Karen Seigrist Della Shaw Frances Sheller Warren Shoemate Dixie Simmerman Robert Shumate Frances Slagle Claudine Smart Charles Smith Jean Spotts Nick Stipa Dean Stith Brad Stout Ralph Stubbs Nancy Tatman A Sandra Terry Donald Thompson Bill Vance John Van Horn Steve Vardeman sk i Jerry Walker Roberta Walters Diane Wanderski Shirley Ward Kenneth Webb Wayne Williamson Caroline Woodcock A R ,lbz i ' :'i' ' ,.-1 in A ' or ' Ji ,g fnjiggj W fury K if ra,nere '5iQ1igjg,5 Hugh Wylie Dixie Zuber xt F35 FRESHMAN MEMORIES a 93191 ' WW is The Iwelv e best I nd -,guild 54 Compliments of ,Round a WARNER DRUG, Gladstone, Nussouri C Q-5 gig 'YQ' 310 9 ok- This is our last year in Park Hill as we will be movingintoa new building next fall. We all hold many sentiments about this building. We have had the opportunity to make new friends, and here, we have had many wonderful experiences throughout our school days. As we relate in pictures an average day at Park Hill High School, let us meet some of the individuals who are employed by our school board to work for the betterment of our school, and let us recall some of the enjoyable happenings that took place during the hours of this past school year. Compliments of PARKVILLE HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO. 8 E. First Street, Parkville, Mo. Phone: SH. 1-1731 56 The majority of our students ride busses to and from school. We also have a student park- ing lot for those who drive cars, and it is nearly always full--this picture must have been snapped either very early in the morning or very late in the evening. The office is a busy place--especially in the morning. There are absentee excuses to be written and telephone calls tobemade. The general hub-bub in the office is patiently and efficiently handled by Mrs. Battmer, secretary to PrincipalRayL.. Brown. Students at Park Hill are evidently camera shy--the office could never have been this empty. 57 4 The C1IC1Z6llShlp class displays their maps Learn that history, kids. D UH CLASSES We have a wide curriculum at Park Hill, and all of our classes have well-qualified instructors. Every student attends six hours of classes daily, with the exception of those under the Distrib- utive Education program. This goes on in class?? class. Caffg shOP ACTIVITY PERIOD Class meetings and meetings of the various clubs and organizations are held during our 20-minute activity period. A weekly schedule is arranged, giving each club and class the oppor- tunity to meet twice a month. Counting the ballots from the Student Council election. The new constitution is read in the Spanish Club meeting. . J 1 'vi' We decorate for ' dances during Activity period. 1 s Ben scrubs the gym floor between classes. Mrs. Mary Baldwin and Mrs. Lorene Pulem, Head Cook, were also assisted by Mrs. Joyce Cockrill and Mrs. Dorothy Neiman. TIME OUT FOR LUNCH We have three 25-minute lunch periods in which students may eat their lunch, and also have some free time before starting the afternoon session of classes. Those who buy their lunches eat the hot meals prepared by our cooks, and served in the cafeteria. The students who wish to bring their lunches may buy milk and eatin the gymnasium. MISS PATRICIA TRUGOTT Dietician .anal SUMETIMES WE STUDY Our library is well-stocked with many books--all necessary to a good education. Most students have one hour a day for study hall. Those who do not may come in the library before or after school to study. MIS. Thatch is always on hand to help students check out books. She is assisted by the student librarians. MRS. DOROTHY THATCH Librarian -3 .K Q 4M Q A 2, ' an 'W ,,,...--1 Ax, fr Fi G' HJ v 75 Beware of those seniors! Sing it pretty, Susie! F RESHMAN INI TIA TION Freshman Initiation was held on October 3 and 4. The seniors had great fun putting the freshmen in their places, and the freshmen had equally as much fun dressing in the hilarious get-ups. The first day of initiation was Baby Day, and it was followed by Clean-up Day, At the end of initiation, the seniors held a Kangaroo Court to prosecute and punish all freshmen found guilty of disobeying the rules of initiation. Members of the jury and the judge were all seniors, and naturally, ALL freshmen were found guilty. They are crawling Are they guilty? all over the place! That's a sloppy make -up job, Don. 64 HOBO DA Y Wow! Hobo Day is held once a year at Park Hill, Qving students the opportunity to dress and act like hobos. It is strictly for fun, and everyone takes part. This year Hobo Day was held on April 17, and Park Hill had a wide variety of well-dressed--? hobos. TWERP DA Y Twerp Day, held on April 18, gave the girls the opportunity to take over the responsibili- ties ofthe boys. Each grl could ask a boy to be her twerp, and then walkhim to classes, carry his books, and perform other tasks that any gentleman should. A mixer was held sixth hour, during which the girls could ask the boys to dance, and even cut in on dances if they wanted. Most of the girls took their twerp out that evening and paid all expenses. .- f ,J if .. ' , ,JQL A ,- ' u ' f 1, Charlotte Sifferman and Gary Witt, winners for the best signs. Surprise 1 The judging of the signs The Journalism class took a trip to PCGR-H-boo! Inter-Collegiate Press. fa r ln.. The Home EC classes enjoy the fruits Y fu car1't get away with it, Mrs. Robbins! of their labor. wr What cute legs you have, Carl! Use your imagination. 66 4 . The Troyian queen candidates are interviewed ' Are you girls working, or gabbing? by celebrity, Rusty Draper. At the Twerp Twirl. ----- and that 's the way you do it. The English IV trip. Those hard -workiufl juniors??? 67 i :0P.M All students who do not have seventh hour class are dismissed at 2:30 P.M. Students who have late hour classes are dismissed at 3:30 P.M. Candy bars, sold by Student Council members, are a popular refreshment after the long, hard grind. -.l, ', f- .. ,,'f5g,-L fl, I . i, if ,V lil: The busses are always waiting in front of the building to take the students home, and the parking lot empties quickly, except for students who stay after hours for athletic practice. 68 CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Garland Keown, Ben Guin, Elmer Myers, Bill Ross, Maintenance Supervisor. Our daytime janitor, Ben Guin, is kept busy all day long sweeping the halls, making minor repairs, and doing other tasks to keep our school clean and attractive. We also have custodians who clean our school Ben Guin, -- on the job every day after everyone has left, frequently working until late at night so that the building will be spic and span for a new day, Shine it GOOD, men! School is dismissedg everyone has gone homeg and once again the long, narrow halls of Park Hill are silent. Another busy school day is over. We hope you enjoyed visiting Park Hill, and learning of some of our daytime activities. Although everything is quiet now, we know they won't be for long, because tomorrow is another average school day. Compliments Of EAGLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 70 5 X50 ,gvrf 0. f 1 QQ 6 , ,, Q5 X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mary Killgore, Presiclentg Phillip Klamm, Vice-Presidentg Lorraine Snider, Secretaryg Jeannette Stagg, Treasurer. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR MRS. BERNADINE SHACKELFORD Sponsor d atg ihe CWS-YOUR , --' n me Wit ba Kohn Ppbeui . cg Banfxuet 1 GXoria Eubank' Wn VQHGUU' U . The Signed membitiii Gaisei, and Man newxy 6 8 72 ,nv f -.-.2 A 4 f I if 3' 3. -.-if NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Judith Klamrn, Jeannette Stagg, Sharon Basore, Mrs. Bernadine Shackelford, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Linda Jones, Wanda Cosbohn, Mary Killgore, Marilynn Bratten, Lorraine Snider, Janice Jones. THIRD ROW: Lee Yerington, Patricia Harris, John Conrad, Priscilla Elliott, Jim Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Larry Reed, G. L. Battmer, Phillip Klamm, Rick Mos, Bob Battmer. NEWLY-ELECTED MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Gloria Eubank, John Roberts, Jack Gaiser, Marilyn Valenti. N. H. S. The Park Hill Chapter of National Honor Society, originated under the leader- ship of and ably sponsored by Mrs. Ber- nadine Shackelford, strives to recognize out- standing students in the four areas --Lead- ership, Scholarship, Character, and Citizen- ship as recommended by theNationalOrgani- zation from which the Park Hill Charter was granted. Membership in this organization is one of the highest honors to be bestowed upon a high school student. The organization's activities include the formal initiation in the fall, College Night, and the annual Spring Banquet. islam-nu The Formal Initiation held annually in the fall or early winter. 73 STUDENT COUNCIL Merle Steele Jack Gaiscr PRESIDENT VICE -PRE SIDENT OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Marilyun Bratteu Mary Killgore Janice Jones SECRETARY TREASURER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY mal ' 7 , 'A I Kiev QS 4 ,J M - A Hx QoxmC1X bios a havwezw e, The Y? rexaxatiow iid Smdem BO soma mei -adlus b6 74 MRS, LENORA YOUNGER HOWARD DUNCAN Sponsors STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Howard Duncan, Sponsorg Mary Killgore,Mari1ynn Bratten, Judy Simpson, Delia Flack, Judy Wycoff, Janice Jones, Mrs. Lenora Younger, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sharon Steele, Tina Layman, Betty Housh, Patricia Harris, Linda Johnson, Marilyn Val- enti, Sharon Roy. THIRD ROW: George Johnson, Larry Lorentz, Lee Yerington, DavidJeffries, Larry Reed, Jim Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: G. L. Battmer, Don Kaiser, Merle Steele, Jack Gaiser, Jerry Hon, Bruce Mclver, Bill Woodside, Robert Mayer. Student Council is an organization composed of student representatives and faculty sponsors whose primary purpose is to co-ordinate the activities and promote understanding between administration, faculty, and student body. Student Council activities for the year begin in the Spring with Freshman Orientation, a day when all eighth grade students are invited to visit the high school. Student Council members act as hosts to the visitors, showing them around the building, introducing them to their counselors, and serving refresh- ments during a social hour. On the first day of school in the fall, they also act as a welcoming committee to greet not only freshmen, but also faculty and other students, especially those new to Park Hill. Last fall, each faculty woman was presented with a potted plant, the men received fruit, and all received a note of welcome and good wishes for the school year. Other activities, accomplished quietly but nonetheless efficiently, included a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family in the District, sponsoring a basketball game between faculty men and varsity team, the proceeds of which went to the March of Dimes, and the collection of money for CARE which resulted in some 260 pounds of food going to that organization in the name of Park Hill. On the social side, Student Council sponsors the Snowball Dance, all-school mixers, assembly pro- grams, a Faculty-Council party, Twerp and Hobo Days,the all-school picnic, locker clean-ups and show- case displays. During the summer, three representatives with their sponsor, Mrs. Lenora Younger, attended the Workshop at Columbia and the State MASC at Kirkwood. Mrs. Younger is a member of the Executive Board of that organization. During the year, they were active in the Tri-County organization, and next year Park Hill will be the Vice-President. Perhaps the most outstanding accomplishment of Student Council this year was the establishing of a Scholarship Fund of 515100 to be awarded annually to a deserving senior. They were also instrumental in interesting other organizations in a similar activity, and as a result two other organizations established Scholarships this year. 75 Q. gel v sv K? ae 256' OK 456' 239 02' Q10 we W we-05 ef? Qi Offixfoe' This may not be accord- ing to Hoyle, but the votes are accurately counted any- way! 1 SWLWXXJ u owe ' 'b 76 uilcon XY 6918- Some one in Student Council is an excellent cook! oilaxx FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA SEATED: Richard Goold, Merle Hornback, Parliarnentariang MonaMendenhall, TreasurergJimCunning- ham, President, Carl Listrom, Vice-Presidentg Judy Simpson, Secretaryg Joan Adams, Linda Jones, Caro- lyn Vernon. SECOND ROW: Judith Klarnm, Sharon Sutton, Sandra Lippincott, Vi Wine, Mary Lou Marolf. THIRD ROW: Richard Dick, Sponsorg Bill Sanders, John Roberts, Jim Downing, Rawland La- moy, Sponsorg Patricia Harris, Mary Lou Kennedy, Sharon Long, Marilyn Valenti, Sharon Steele, Judy Simpson. Sponsor Richard Dick may well be speaking to a group of Future Teachers -- time will tell! F. T. A. From a small membership at the be- ginning of the school year, this newly- organized club rapidly gained popularity and a membership by the end of the year totaling twenty-three. Members of the club had an opportunity to practice their future occupation by assisting faculty members in teaching classes, grading papers, and other routine duties of a teacher. Representatives of the Club attended F. T. A. conferences at the University of Kansas City and at Maryville, Missouri. One important aim of this organization is to foster an interest in teaching as adignified, desirable profession. The R-5 Community Teachers Association HAWLAND LAMOY Sponsor voiced their approval of this organization by specifying that the recipient of the Scholarship which was offered for the first time this year, be a member of the Park Hill Chapter of Future Teachers of America. 77 PEP CLUB Patricia Harris, Secretaryg Bonnie Lake, Vice -Presi- dentg Marilynn Bratten, Presidentg Jeannette Stagg, Treasurer. SI ephdni Swjngxvp 5 Black and Don PSD C1 1, Livfngsron r 1 - - I Sponsor Sweefhe 78 ed dance. affs of the yvsweefhea If OFFICERS AND SPONSOR MRS. ROSALIE PENDERY Sponsor PEP CLUB The Pep Club is the Spirit of Park Hill. Limited in membership, places in the club are eagerly sought and carefully maintained b y those girls who get in. The voice of Park Hill, the Morale-booster of the teams, the Club makes its appearance at both home and away-from-home games throughout the ath- letic seasons. PEP CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Carolyn Simpson, Wanda Cosbohn, Sharon Sutton, Sandra Lippincott, Joy Snider. SECOND ROW: Lucinda Greene, Pat Dugan, Roxanne Mikolajewski, Sharon Basore, Ioan Hamilton, Char- lene Murray, Mrs. Rosalie Pendery, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: LaDel Hardesty, Janice Jones, Judy Lake, BonnieLake,Vi Wine, Sharon Shepard, Gail Wise- cup, Jeannette Stagg, Deanna Cordoniet. FOURTH ROW: Jeannette Fisher, Karen Siegrist, Joan Kendzora, Shirley Sutton, Marilynn Bratten, Judy Wycoff, Judy Hall, Lorraine Snider, Doris Walden. FIFTH ROW: Tena Layrnan, Susan Oberhelman, Susan Gaiser, Sharon Leimkuhler, Juanita Fuller, Sarah Greenley, Pat Hodges. SIXTH ROW: Delia Flack, Sharon Roy, Sharon Johnson, Barbara Rennick, Marilyn Valenti, Linda Hoskins, Sherry J arrard, Nancy Tatman, Donna Woodside, Sidney Greene. ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS fl'- LaDel Hardesty Sidney Greene Sharon Basore 79 514 sig ' L N CLOCKWISE: Carolyn Simpson--1 yuarg Wanda Cosbohn--2 ycarsg Sharon Sutton-- Hcad Chccrlcadcrg Sandra Lippincott--2 yearsg Joy Snider--3 years. 80 SCIENCE SEARCHERS SEATED: Kenneth McMurtrey, Larry Clore, Treasurerg Larry Lorentz, Presidentg Judith Klamm, Sec- retary: .Tack Gaiser. STANDING: J im Mclver, John Roberts, John Bohlken, ,T oe Blakeley, Bill Sanders, Carl Listrom, Richard Faris, S ponsorg Terry Haggerty, Buster Heneman, Lee Yerington, Gloria Eubank, Linda mer. The Science Searchers is a club devoted to the study Jones, Bob Batt- of science and scientific developments in its many phases. Club members worked on various projects, attended scienti- fic displays whenever possible, and made field trips which would further extend their knowlege and interest. Many members of this club plan to continue in the field of science when they enter college. , 81 RICHARD FARIS Sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS uf AMERICA Judy Wyckoff - President Nancy Johnson - Vice-President Janice Jones - Secretary Carol Shikles - Treasurer MRD MARILYN CRAWFORD Sponsor 1 'nets NOX . M6 29 X 35 mess rie, CY VOS Q6 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA FIRST ROW: Carol Brenner, Billie Sue Owens, Marietta Brink, Frances Sheller, .TudyCanady, Frances Slagle, Gloria Murray, Lucinda Greene, Patricia Murray. SECOND ROW: Mary Lynn Cordonier, Nancy Johnson, I anice .T ones, Kay Merriman, Barbara Lake, Delia Flack, Sue Childress, Judy Wyckoff, Nancy Foley. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann McFarland, Bonnie Lake, Claudine Smart, Linda Jones, Sarah Knight, Terry Hagerty, Tina Layman, Carol Shikles, Mrs. Marilyn Crawford, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Sandra McKernon, Ramona Ballou, Beverly Burns, Sharon Sheller, Linda Youngberg, Lucy Johnson, Judy Owens, Sherry Jarrard. . The Future I-lomemakers of America, al- ways an active club at Park Hill, is very essen- tial to girls who are interested in a career in Home Economics. The club, made up of thirty- four members, attended the Sub-District F.H.A. Convention at Liberty, Missouri, visited the Homes Shows, and made other field trips of special interest to the group. They entertained at the Christmas Tea at which the mothers of club members and faculty women were guests. Candy and Bake sales rounded out the full year. Compliments of DAVIDSON FURNITURE COMPANY F.l'l.A. Entertains Mothers and Faculty 418 Armour, North Kansas City, Missouri 83 MASQUE CLUB Marilyn Valenti - President G. L. Battmer - Vice-President Marilynn Bratten - Secretary Jack Gaiser - Treasurer K A M ,, Q41 nf, U Reiteshme' I . m6 between 84 31015 OFFICERS AND SPONSOR MISS ROZANNE LEWIS Sponsor d MASQUE CLUB MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Sharon Basore, Jeannette Stagg, Sandy Doxier, Joan Adams, Bunny Hornback, Charlotte Sifferman, LaDe1 Hardesty. SECOND ROW: Mary Killgore, Sherry Iarrard, Donnie Livingston, Carol Bade, Marilyn Valenti, Carol Shikles, Marilynn Bratten, Miss Rozanne Lewis, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Linda Youngberg, Pat Harris, Jean Maxwell, Lee Yerington, Bob Lindsey. .Tim Cunningham, Richard Foley, Sondra Harrington. FOURTH ROW: Larry Reed, I im Mclver, G. L. Battmer, Bob Burns, I ack Gaiser, LarryClore, Merle Steele, Bob Battmer, Gerald Maxwell. The Masque Club's main function is to assist the cast and director of school plays with such projects as make-up, scenery, and other essentials that are important in producing a play. The membership of the club reached an all-time high this year with a total of 32 members taken in during the year. The Masque Club also sold refreshments at many of the school plays. It is agreed by everyone that the Masque Club is one of the most important clubs at Park Hill. 'ne , costilml - tance an Staging Tit me A5515 5 was OU b for plaY que Clk! iunctionS of Mas 85 PANISH CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR G. L. Battmer - President Janice Jones - Secretary Bob Battmer - Vice-President Lee Yerington - Treasurer Spanish National Honor Society. FRONT ROW: Janice Jones, Gloria Eubank, Secretary-Treasurerg Linda Jones, Bob Battmer. SECOND ROW: Lee Yoriiigtoii, G. L. Ballmer, Philip Klamm, Presidentg Rick Mos, Vice-President. MRS . JEANNETTE ROBBINS Sponsor SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Carrie Huffman, Joan Hamilton, Mary Lou Marolf, Vi Wine, Jody Donalson, Janice Jones, Bonnie Durmeyer, Charlene Shultz, Karen Brenner, Judy Lake, Sandra Ogle. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Harrington, Nancy Johnson, Judy Simpson, Anita Salorio, Marilynn Bratten, Judy Lakey, Ginger Finley, Judy Wyckoff, Joan Kendzora, Sandra Lippincott, Mrs. Jeannette Robbins, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Char- lene Murray, Joyce Engleman, Linda Hoskins, Patricia Hodges, Beverly Burns, Ramona Ballou, Juanita Fuller, Sarah Greenlee, June Gray, Linda Jones, Margaret Case. FOURTH ROW: Alexander Gordon, Lonnie Prince, Buster Heneman, Gloria Eubank, Sandra Francis, Priscilla Elliott, Tom Sparks, Frederick Perk, Robert Kindred, Gary Holbrook. FIFTH ROW: Lee Yerington, Jerry Valenti, Larry Reed, Rick Mos, G. L. Battmer, Jerome McHenry. The Spanish Club-- Los Conquistadoresu--is one of the largest and most active clubs in school. The members have mucha sal y pimienta. The purpose of the club is to promote an active interest in Spanish and a better understanding of the cultural back- ground of S panish-speaking countries. Activities have consisted of trips toMexican restaurants, a pinata party at Christmas, a Spanish banquet in Feb- ruary at Las Palmas, the fourth annual trip to K. U. for Cervantes Day, and the final event, the spring picnic. The tapping heels and the lively music of aMexican dance! 87 LETTERMEN'S CLUB Jack Gaiser - President John Conrad - Vice-President David Jeffries - Secretary-Treasurer Y? UFFICERS AND SPONSORS ARCH BEACH, HOWARD DUNCAN Sponsors or C915 X be x me an aimete C31 LETTERMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Arch Beach, Sponsorg Richard Gould, Donnie Livingston, David Nuckols, Ronnie Nelson, John Norman, John Hoy, Billie Scrivens, Harold Whittlesey, Tom Reddick, Howard Duncan, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Buster Henman, Larry Reed, Bob lmer, Larry Davis, Gerald Maxwell, Bob Lindsey, John Conrad, ,Terry Sutton, Bob Flowers. THIRD ROW: David Jeffries, G. L. Battmer, Dickey Ramey, Bill Woodside, David Scott, Don Kaiser, Bill Bassett, Bob Mayer, John Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Merle Steele, .Terry Hon, Bill Hardesty, .T ack Gaiser, .T im Downings, David Ranum, Mason Clouse, Bob Burns, Kent Kirtley. The Letterman's Club is made up of boys who have lettered in one or more sports. This club is naturally one of the most active clubs at Park Hill. The highlights of the year included varsity initiation held after all of the boys who lettered were voted in. It can be put on record that all club members attended all of the games whether or not they participated in that sport. To finish out the year, the entire club went to the Kansas City Athletics Baseball game in the Spring. Coach Beach takes his turn 89 DIS TRIBUTI VE EDUCA TION Rita Waltcher, Secretaryg John Norman, Presidentg Danny Williams, Sponsor Vice-Presidentg Kenneth Miller, Treasurerg Ronnie Lee, Parliamen- tariang Charles Morton, Reporter. WAYLAND THATCH COHOY X Qi Onset, friend d. na'QOYs 1, me boys 90 3,9 a one JOHN NORMAN State D. E. President 'Mei DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Wayland T. Thatch, Sponsorg Barbara Fox, Patricia Trott, Marvin Stanton, Rita Waltcher, Annie Locke, Patricia Edwards. SECOND ROW: Karl Moseman, Steven Davis, Robert Stewart, Charles Morton, David Thompson. THIRD ROW: Vincent Berg, John Hummer, ,Tohn Norman, J ohnGoreham, Tom Lake, Kenneth Miller, Harry Funk, Richard Foley. FOURTH ROW: Carl Grainger, Richard Hodges, David Shaw, Kelly Allen, Walter Homer, Ronnie Lee, Bob Flowers, Danny Williams. The D. E. Club was organized in October, 1956, with eighteen members. Its purpose is to give co-operative students an organi- zation to substitute for those functions which are sponsored by the school but in which these students cannot participate because of their work schedule. There are thirty members at present. The State and National Organizations also sponsor Annual Con- ventions which include election of officers, contests, and committee meetings regarding State Club functions. Park Hill High School has been victorious for two consecutive years in getting their club presi- dent elected as State President. Some of the club's social activities during this year include: Employer-Employee Banquet, two skating parties, a picnic at Wyan- dotte County Lake, State and National Conventions, and numerous field trips. The Park Hill Chapter also publishes a monthly paper. Compliments of Activities ALBERT E. FUSON INSURANCE AGENCY n HOUSG it SCVOOX L , . . . ODP ' ds time for 3 502 Armour Road, North Kansas City, Missouri Nxr. Thaw im 91 .vw UN THE The annual Employer--Employee Banquet at Foster's. SCENE Change' 1 P The speaker u 1 lease. 92 edu cation and entertainment. D. E.'rs ON THE JOB W Now, wh mot ere 's the or? 111 , IQQI. L e Q AU mfxado W YGOVGYQ6 95 gi. '50 D O ni, butcher Wh Sigh , o d 93 his thu 06817 nr mb! Autograph time! Indesorlbaulel . Future politicians. A This Page is Sponsored by BURLINGTON TRADING POST AND SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CO. 1800 Burlington, North Kansas City, 2026 Swift. Q ,. 1 NDRUBN fi f N SPECIAL A WARDS PRlNCIPAL'S AWARD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Patricia Harris John Gaiser SSEMBLY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD LEADERSHIP AWARD John Roberts Mary Killgore DEPAR TMEN TAL A WARD P ART - Gloria Eubank ATHLETIC - Don LiViF1Q,SIOl1 COMMERCE - Marilyn Valenti 96 SHORTHAND DISTRIBUTIVE Lorraine Snider EDUCATION - John Norman . fro Q . BEST ACTOR BEST ACTRESS James Mclver Charolette Sifferman PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS Bunny Hornback John Roberts 97 DRIVERS EDUCATION Robert Meyer ENGLISH Mary Killgore BAND LETTERS TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE BAND MM LETTERS GIVEN TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR MUSIC CONTESTANT LETTERS SPANISH AWARD TO LINDA SCIENCE AWARD TO SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARD JONES MARY KILLGORE TO JOHN ROBERTS SCHOLARSHIPS T0 - - TYPING CONTEST AWARD TO MARY KILLGORE AND PATRICIA HARRIS SHARON STEELE, IANICE G, L, BATTMER JONES, LINDA JOHNSON 98 SCHOLARSHIPS T0 - - MARY KILLGORE MARILYN VALENTI JOYCE STITH MISCELLANEOUS A WARDS MAKE-IT-WITH-WOOL CONTEST BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS CHEERLEADERS AWARDS JOAN KENDZORA LADEL HARDESTY THREE HIGH SALESMEN FOR D. A,R, AWARD THE IOURNALISM CLASS MARY KILLGORE IEANNETTE STAGG 99 SHARON SHEPARD JOYCE LEWIS THE ART CLASS AT WORK AN ARTISTIC SHOWCASE SHOWING STUDENT WORK ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH IV SHOWCASE STILL BU SY? 4 W XZ X BOTTOM ROW: Judy Klamm, Janice Jones, Doris Walden, Barbara Lake. SECOND ROW: Pat Cook, Sue Coen, Barbara Stagg, Sandra Lippencott, Harold Whittlesey. THIRD ROW: Wanda Cosbohn, Sidney Greene, Judy Wycoff, Jim Combs. FOURTH ROW: Bunny Hornback, Joan Kendzora, Marilynn Bratten, Ronnie Meyerkorth, Dean Stith. FIFTH ROW: Beverly Burns, Joyce Stith, Mary Hadlock, Don Kaiser. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Bucker, Director: Carol Bade, Patricia Harris, Gloria Eubank, David Scott, Bill Hardesty. 102 BOTTOM ROW: La Del Hardesty, Allicia Pollock, Sharon Basore, Jeannette Stagg. SECOND ROW: Eric Scott, Roger Mitchell, Lorraine Snider, Martha Hamilton, Mary Ross. THIRD ROW: Jim Cunning ham, Jo Lene French, Patricia Murray, Judie Ballou. 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Q i . ML ,.f,,.9,,.Q,.,w,,,.m.,,,,,.w,,.f,, . ,, ,,,,,,,.,.,,,.W.,M. ,,.. Hwy ,S ,,,. H, , sim, ,.,, ,,, lfifwigwggw' W1Qi1sfQ2'f1f-:H LF f M, US M ' HEY - ., ,, if: if si.. ,5 2, i W 5, - , ,E 5 f' , 56 , . H' N , Q, 'fi 2 M if ' . X Q HN 'E 51 'M A XX sg ki .S k .fy ' ' H - -57 2 V. - , - w ,I ,. 1 K J ,fb . N ,, Q, I ,MZ ' ' is , g , z . , , 3 A. 9' V 'I . M X ,-Q, -. ' 'L QQWZM 'Wg-,gf M Q V N, . M , M., W ' ,N k . - fl? if 'K ,gf L HW, :S ' , wi 7 - s Q Q45 'N .. H yr , 5 M' f,.5,1mw, , -ff::L:zz,:s21gSg:.S115ss4z, vm, CONTEST SOLOIS TS JIM CUNNINGHAM CAROL BADE PATRICIA MURRAY Tenor Alto Soprano GLORIA EUBANK Alto GIRLS' SEXTETTE: Patricia Harris, Ioan Kendzora, I eannette Stagg, Mona Mendenhall, La Del Hardesty, Carol Bade. TINA LAYMAN JANICE JONES Soprano Alto 108 CDN TES T SOLOIS TS JIM MC IVER French Horn HUGH WYLIE ALEXANDER GORDON Clarinet Clarinet BOB BATTMER Piano MARTHA SCI-IRIMSHER Piano CARL LISTROM SANDRA FRANCIS Trombone Pi2lHO 109 SENIOR PLA Y THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNESTH DIRECTED BY MISS ROZANNE LEWIS BY OSCAR WILDE November 19 and 20, 1957 C A s T john Worthing, P. . Algernon Moncrief . Rev. Canon Chasuble . Merriman Lane . Lady Bracknel I Gwendoline Fairfax Cecily Cardew Miss Prism r if ,lack Gaiser jim Mclver Bill Ross james Kelton Luffy Clare Ilfarilyn Valenti La Del Harolesty Jeannette Stagg Sandra Dozier ONS ww wa? PWM NH LASY 1? . BARNES wH0S Compliments of HAUBER DRUG STORE Parkville, Missouri CE C CLINE G0 RYG TEA THE END PLUS RELIEF! 110 ALL SCHOOL PLAY I I , f . 1 YOUTH, HAPPINESS AND A CHOCOLATE SODA ll OUR TO WN By Thornton Wilder if v- fffff Directed by Miss Rozanne Lewis CAST f' ,sf f 4 X ' MARRIAGE AND LOVE Stage Manager . Dr. Gibbs . . . Ioe Crowell, Ir. Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs , , , Mrs. Webb . , , George Gibbs. . Rebecca Gibbs . Wally Webb . . Emily Webb . . Professor Willard . , . . Mr. Webb , , . . . Jim Mclver , , , , Jack Gaiser . Richard Coffman . . Gerald Maxwell Charlotte Sifferman . . . . Pat Murray . Jim Cunningham . . Sharon Basore . . . Bob Battmer . . Carol Shikles . . . Larry Clore . . . . Bob Lindsay Woman in Audience . . . Mary Ann McFarland Tall Man at Back of Audience. Jim Schoonover Lady in Audience. . . . . . . . . .Judie Ballou Simon Stimson . . ...... Kelly Allen Mrs. Soames .... . . La Del Hardesry Constable Warren . . .... Jim Coen Si Crowell ..... . . John Roberts Sam Craig .... . Hugh Wylie Joe Stoddard ..... . Lee Yerlngton People of the Town . . TECHNICAL ST AF F Assisnant Directors . . . Jeanette S1325 Sandy Dozier DEATH lll Sidney Greene Program ............ Make Up ............ Jeanette Stags La Del Hardesty, Sandy Dozier Mary A. McFarland, Judie Ballon Sound ,,,, , Jeanette Sragg, Sandy Dozier Publicity ............. Masque Club Cggtumes ,,,,, Ramona Ballou, Betty Housh HouseManager.......... Mont Finnell Lighrg , , , , , , Jack Mitchell, Mont Finnell David Jeffries, Kelly Allen CURTAIN CALLS JUNIOR PLA Y DIRECTED BY MISS ROZANNE LEWIS OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY OH NO! YOU NEEDN'T BOTHER! DOESN'T IT FIT? 4' , r CAsT OF ACTORS A Otis Skinner . . ..... Jim Swaford Mrs. Skinner .,,. , ,Mary Ann McFarland Cornelia Skinner . . . . , . Charlotte Sifferrnan Emily ...... .... S haron Basore Steward . . .... Kent Kirtley Dick . . . . . .Jim Cunningham Leo .... .... B ob Battmer Inspector . . QQ? bigp Q1 Admiral . . Purser. . . . . Stewardess . . . . Harriet . . . Winnifred . . Therese . . . . Window Washer no soo sos Monsieur de la Crois . . . . . Janice Jones . Lee Yerington . . Joe Blakeley . ,Judy Wyckoff Patricia Murray . Carole Shikles Marie Swigelson . . Joe Blakeley . Lee Yerington BED BUGS. DID YOU SAYTP! THANKS TO THE DIRECTOR AND THE END! N 4 Y. f - AM . W ,, 0 4, 15 ' has E' 'if' xi, in w as .13 1- , 2 75-r N Q. as if Q v ,f K in if. V- - . I ff, . '- X af 1 -,N gpg ' ,b 1 yi Q ' - 2 H , ' Q f' 'E 3 1 1 s 'Y Q Q, wx 1 an W y ,A -f , ff, ' 1 V 1 ,, 4 41' 8 O pw -Q NBRWW TRACK OWARD DUNCAN PFPWHOO1 l l PWl'l'1UJfPW WOPWH rrbwdmwmbw IWW'-lE'1'17'lU9fP'W l F Owml mdw FOOTBALL GlRL'S BASKETBALL BO Y'S BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL Em-Qmww VARSITY FOUTBALL SQUAD BACK ROW: G. L, Battrner, Bob Burns, Bob Mayer, David Nuckols, Gerald Maxwell, Bob Flowers Merle Steele, Ronnie Nelson, Don Kaiser, Bob Imer, Don Flack. SECOND ROW: Dick Ramey, Don David Jeffries, John Hoy Jack Gaiser David Ranum SEASON 'S RECORD HOME Park Hill 6 Park Hill O ' Park Hill 21 'l' Park Hill 21 Park Hill 14 i -J Livingston, Bill Woodside, John Bennett. FIRST ROW: Bill Hardesty, Jerry Sutton, Mason Clouse 1 7 ' it 9 Park Hill 13 Park Hill 14 Park Hill 7 Park Hill 7 Park Hill '7 Games won by Park Hill SCOREBOARD ..............-.-.... VISITOR St. Joe Benton 20 St. Joe Lafayette 36 Savannah 14 Wentworth Military Acd. 6 St. I oe Central 47 Lexington 34 Liberty 34 Richmond 39 Center 31 William Chrisman 46 116 1' Compliments Of IACK'S FLORAL Parkville, Missouri B TEAM AND FRESHMEN BACK ROW: B. Vance, V. Newman, T. Reddick, S. Vardeman, T. Glaeser, L. McCall, S. Miserlhelter, W. Williamson, R. Nuckols, G. Pack, N. Stipa, D. Thompson, F. Baldwin, Assistant Manager. SECOND ROW: B. Mclver, J. Stobbe, L. Vogt, D. Scott, R. Johnson, D. Kreimer, I. Hon, C. Honey, M. Tate, S. Honey, C. Caddandras. FRONT ROW: D. Gould, Manager, G. Manning, G. Holbrook, T. Sparks, R. Wil- cox, J. McHenry, L. Martin, R. Medill, E. Scott, R. Nelson, R. Long, Assistant Manager. FOOTBALL FOR 1957-58 The 1957-58 football squad was again composed mostly of juniors and underclassmen, however the team's spirit and enthusiasm carried them through two victories and eight losses. The highlight of the Trojan season was the Park Hill Homecoming game played against Savan- nah, the powerhouse of Northwest Missouri. Park Hill recovered in the third quarter and upset Savannah to gain a 21-14 victory. Park Hill was again victorious against Wentworth Military Aca- demy and tromped them 21-6. RAWLAND LAMOY STATISTICIAN for PARK HILL Compliments of MELODY FARM LOCKERS B. .T . Lewin, Owner Parkville, Missouri 117 G. L. BATTMER DAVID NUCKOLS BILL HARDESTY RONNIE NELSON MASON CLOUSE DONNIE LIVINGSTON 2P'13WFl'-1'-'ll 1l ' CO-CAPTAIN JACK GAISER IOHN BENNETT DAVID RANUM GERALD MAXWELL JOHN HOY TS! lk, -Q? wwfffhfh? J ' - Q--ff'-Pi.-.Q-M-wil , ., 1 . f . 91 I 'WWF' .. firm. .9 A , M M-A we dey, mf- Tf,L:wbi!Nfwi ff: fwfgwwzeff' Q-rf, f ,Z wqgqgweg wif agp! I 52. I , yy , .wsu 4 A , .yM1,im,, V' V I V ' '5235?r,LiQj!' l 'F 3PW'-lOO 1'1 cn UlP2U2 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Bob Lindsey, Kent Kirtley, David Ranum, Jim Downing, Merle Steele, Dick Ramey, Marty Tate. FIRST ROW: Tom Reddick, Manager, Gus Cox, John Norman, Ronnie Meyerkorth, Bob , Mayer, Don Livingston, Dick Goold, Manager. 1958 was Park Hill's rebuilding year. After losing an all-senior starting line-up last year, Don Livingston, Merle Steele, and John Norman were the only experienced players back, Park Hill had a 20-1 record but didn't lack spirit, just experience, and played schools who out- numbered Park Hill three to one. Next year's team will be more experienced, and, we hope, more successful. C0 - CAP TAINS This was Don Livingston's second year on the V squad. Don was the high-point man ofthe season, with 235 points. John Norman has played varsity basketball 3 ycars and finished the season with 97 points and a free-shot average of . 755. 156' DON LIVINGSTON JOHN NORMAN 121 B TEAM BACK ROW: Tom Reddick, Manager: Tom Sparks, John Bennett, Don Bates, Jerry Hon, Bruce Mclver, Floyd Hurst, Don Bell. FRONT ROW: Harold Whittlesey, John Conrad, David Kreimer, Bill Hardesty, Don Flack, David Nuckols. FRESHMAN TEAM BACK ROW: Tom Roddick, Manager: Bob Bates, Bruce Mclver, David Kreimer, Don Flack, Don Bell. FRONT ROW: Richard Newman, Don Crane, Ronnie Campbell, Floyd Hurst, Ronald Jones, 122 MERLE STEELE JIM DOWNING DAVID RANUM KENT KIRTLEY BOB LINDSEY This Page Compliments of F. M, AGEE, INS. Platte City, Missouri. 123 DICK RAMEY RONNIE MEYERKORTH Provisional zo-HOP m1P2w GlRL'S BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Betty Housch, Managerg Barbara Stagg, Barbara Lake, Kay Thorrnan, Randall Malone, Coachg Brenda Atkisson, Sharon Johnson, Mary Lou Maroff, Florence Maxwell, Linda Youngberg, Manager. FRONT ROW: Kay Carney, Nancy Hutson, JudyOwens, Priscillalilliott,JeanMaxwe1l, Carol Shikles, Reita Stipa, Ruth Ann Honeycutt. SEASON'S RECORD Get That Ball Up and After It! 125 efsse RUTH ANN HONEYCUTT CAROL SI-IIKLES Forward Guard I EAN MAXWELL CAPTAIN 9, NANCY HUT SON Guard KAY CARNEY Forward 19 lg, fe 'fu PRISCILLA ELLIOT Forward REITA STIPA Guard Compliments of UDY THE MODEL I OWENS 400 Armour Road Guard North Kansas City, Mo. 126 1, J., .WX A .v M Q K 3 ,uxvm i Q' ,SM ET 2 , 'fefyg gg! 1- . CK A TR ONAL I AT we we ul ul Q 4 1 1 TH OF NS TRACK - - 1958 BACK ROW: Howard Duncan, Assistant Coach, S. Vardeman, Manager, F . Hurst, B. Ronkette, D. Stith R. Frazer, I. McHenry, L. Martin, G. Maxwell, C. Cassandras, K. Bond, D. Kreimer, J' . Downing, J. Hon D, Kaiser, G. Davis, R, Eimer, J. Swafford, D. Elliott, R. Nuckols, R. Nelson, T. Glaeser, T. Reddick J. Combs, B. Vance, Manager, Arch Beach, Coach. SECOND ROW: J. Sutton, J. Coen, T. Sparks, H. Whittlesey, J. Strobbe, R. Nelson, J. Conrad, B.Henernan,W. Bassett, B. Woodside, D. Jeffries, G. H01- brook, C. Honey, D. Livingston. FIRST ROW: B. Mclver, B. Mayer, B. Hardesty, D. Nuckols. J. Bennett K. Kirtley, M. Steele, D. Ranum, J. Norman, M. Clouse, D. Ramey, L. Reed. LE TTERMEN DAVID JEFFRIES MERLE STEELE JOHN NORMAN LARRY REED MASON CLOUSE JOHN CONRAD BILL WOODSIDE BUSTER HENEMAN 128 TRACK LETTERMEN JIM DOWNING KENT KIRTLEY BILL BASSETT BILL HARDESTY K DAVID RANUM DICK RAMEY DAVID NUCKOLS Park Hill's victorious track team was a carry- over from last year's team. After losing only one senior last year, the Trojans proved their superior running ability 10 out of 11 tries. John Conrad was the spark plug of this year's team scoring 87 points. There were only five seniors on this year's teamwhich means Park Hill will be on the rampage next year also. SCHEDULE P. H. 48 Pem Day 795 De LaSalle 17 P.H. 79 112 Smithville 32 112g Platte City 31g North Platte 11. ' P. H. 90 Platte City 16 P. H. 42 Excelsior Springs 76 P. H. 54 St. Joe Benton 52 P. H. 86 112 North Platte 323 Platte City 29 112 JOHN CONRAD P. H. 63 112 St. Joe Lafayette 51 1145 St. Joe Christian 26 114 ' Won by Park Hill CO-CAPTAINS DAVID IEFFRIES M 1 '58 'I30 ,J fffzv I T , , 3 x - .QQ 1 WEA! iw 4 gig , 5 ,Q 5 I :Q , ,M ,WN . .,. . ,, W ,M . V A 5 fy, -- ,, fa M , ' .,,. 7 1 , f V , 1 if f A 4 ,, , , ,A i f , ii ,H ,. H f f 4 ,. . jvf 0 j ' -, Q , 1 , ' A , ' . ' . Lv, I arm, , we-,gilfffisf H V ' M , ' 122 3 -'A- M- A Vi'- 1 . - .. QM ' - ' v5M,,f. ,7fij-w ' M 1, ,Aiwa W -, A. ,, 1 V 24 y.,' , , ?f'4a,f,h M , xy ' J, ' 'V fl' V' , 4, 4 ,,.,.,,,,.,,i: , ,Lg 31. W. - 22,1 4 A W , ,, ,Q I ,v 131 BACK ROW: Howard Duncan, Coach, Richard Davidson, Bill Ross, Bill Bassett, David Scott, Mason Clouse, David Ranum, Kent Kirtley, Merle Steele, Dick Ramey, Bob Mayer, John Bennet, Arch Beach, Assistant Coach. FIRST ROW: Bruce Ronkette, Gary Holbrook, Gus Cox, Tom Sparks, Bill Scrivens, Don Livingston, Ronnie Nelson, Harold Whittlesey, Jim Swafford. BASEBALL F OR '58 1958 BASEBALL SCHEDULE ' Park Hill 9 SI. IOS Christian 5 1 1 Park Hill 4 Pembroke Country Day 99 I, Park Hill 2 Rockhurst 6 , VL ' Park Hill 8 Stewardsville 7 f' A ' Park Hill 10 Fort Osage 5 VV Park Hill 1 St. I oe Central 15 'rf Z, Park Hill 5 Stewartsville 0 Q' A , Park Hill 3 Sedalia 4 , Park Hill 7 sedans 19 , Park Hill 4 Rockhurst 15 Park Hill 3 Fort Osage 4 l If Games won by Park Hill I. I f Compliments of x 1 SHORTS SINCLAIR SERVICE bf Riverside, Missouri 132 ,,.'f. ',Z':,:1'f,i.- .--'f', ,: '.': ..', A-L d:A I 4 3 .--:g.-,fp --L -- mg,-,-, , a 1 - ' .gpg ':..'.',- ng'- BILL BASSETT Co-Captain for '58 1. 1923- Q ' ' .f 1 , . K N ,,,. 1 , ,, 1 Q K-if ., 7,1 BILL SCRIVENS ., -7.':f52-'I . .. , .559 Q-f-'Z-' 34: 4-LT: I L-Pi :.1- -rf- --J-z.-ff - -.1 ' DAVID RANUM ,,., .YL , . . ,'.,..-,.:,-..,,..Y, .. - 1'N'x:1 '.5 - .2-P2 - '13-I'-1 KENT KIRTLEY 3 1 -., . ,,..'2:',u 5-21. .-M? -.gn ,. 5,-u .l-f.. 5.,:-:-,-,5,q1',- 3. rfffzi-if F.- J','.' '. !f.'- '.L'.'-f:'7?' 1' L .--:'1'f. -' ' MERLE STEELE Co-Captain for '58 -, '.'15'fZ'. A 3, 1 , D , A Jaw M 5 . . ..,. '45 nz w, gi gs . x mx ,H , , ' DAVID scoTT 1 'L: L -F:-17 DON LIVINGSTON L pf D 'Q LQ N 55:95-5- 133 - . 'lft'-'I 1-,'r'L5 - -. .-- 1... c 5 HAROLD WHITTLESEY -1-fill .:'.-'Fw If-15 . , N'A.- 1'--1 : :g','.'i T' '. N, J-31.21 A 1.3 . 1 ' ga V-.:,-, .. . , -. .1 F 5, - ' ' .yn ij .,, ..: Q, ,,',.4,.:-I - -- 1 ,..:,--. .. DICK RAMEY .. 132 v l I IP'Wl'1'1CnIPW ACTION! OOUI m U3'2cn BU SH 'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of 1 Riverside ,V.5 -Q, J a ATTENDANTS AND Sandra Lippincott, Senior David Jeffries, Senior ESCOR TS Beverly Detamore CBu.rnsJ, Junior G. L. Battmer, Senior Laura Donaldson, Junior Bill Woodside, Junior HOMECOMING ROYALTY PRINCESSES AND ESCOR TS Vi Wine, Sophomore Sharon Roy, Freshman David Nuckols, Sophomore Don Scrivens, Freshman 136 is v 5.552 1 ,g s W 1,- 's 'U lg ..O Q C 0 . ,o' 'Av-ooo ' .' 0 00' Q 'o' 'l 9 . D ' Q o n o ' , O Q I 0 o Q 0 O 1 ' , l C 0 ' ' ' o L, ' O 0 0 Q X ' C l g Q . if I, Q ' ' E 4' , . i ,K 9. r Last year's queen and her helpers The cheerleaders throw the bulldog on the fire. HOMECOMIN The 1957 Homecoming festivities got underway with a bonfire and pep rally held the night preceding the game. Spirits were high around Park Hill on September 27, the day of Homecoming. A huge crowd of spectators including many alumni, attended the football game that night and saw the Trojans defeat the Savannah Bull Dogs, 21-14. This was the first victory of the season for Park Hill. It was also the first Homecoming game that the Trojans had won in three years. we ,L ' as The Pep Club forms an aisle for the royalty. A kiss for the queen. 138 The first dance. The queen and her court at the game. FES Tl VITIES At the half-time intermission, the candidates and princesses were chauffeured around the football field in convertibles and were met by their escorts - all members of the football squad. The Pep Club formed a long aisle with each member holding a silver sword high in the air, saluting the royalty as they walked through. As the band played a fanfare, Don Livingston, football captain, crowned Wanda Cosbohn queen of the 1957 Homecoming. Following the game, the Homecoming Dance was held in the gymnasium. Queen Wanda and escort, Don Flack. The whole QQHQS here! 'I 39 T. V. TEEN 1 Town nverynooy cneer tor Park H111 ' - e ' 1' fufr w 1 I I - .1ff:,, 5 Wanda Cosbohn and Don Flack receiving prizes for winning the dance contest, We always enjoy dancing, on Teen Town. , mp- 2 ,go i , A A pantomime presented by Spike Jones and his crew. Keep on trying, Gary! Time out to rest tired feet. 140 l L IPUU-lOO r1 E y member on th 'mir -lt1'1C.fO2IPbU efootballte mandhi fth tt ddf tb 11b q t LETTERMEN'S r d,GL Being a Letterman is Rugged INITIA TION ACTIVITIES ' 4 m Come up for air! What are you doing, Kent? 141 The new members take their oath, --Fall Initiation. Mr. Cunningham was the speaker at the annual Spring Banquet at the Fairfax Airport Dining Room. Marilynn lights the candle of Service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ACTIVITIES Mrs. Shackelford presents the new members their certificates and jewelry at the Spring Ba nquet. - - 1 . 'ssl' ,'?ii:fi?IQl, lil, H if' -ii: 4 .T '1'1:E. College Night attracted a large crowd. Bob and Bev try to decide on a college. 'I4 :Yr Don't look so bored, kids! Holly Newton's band furnished the music. S TUDEN T COUNClL'S Drifting along, ! y i Two happy junior couples. LaDe1 serves the punch to those thirsty boys i 143 Skating along. .E. CLUB ACTIVITIES ,I in 5 , - , . ggsy A most attractive showcase display at Convention and Contest time. Compliments of KARNES PRESCRIPTION STORE 1902 Erie North Kansas City Woops! Missouri The D. E. employers-employee banquet was a success. 144 Everyone has fun at the dances that the Pep Club spon- The Goodie Vest Seven provide some SOFS- Dixieland music for dancing. PEP CLUB'S Don Livingston and Stephanie Black were voted best couple at the Pep Club dance. MUSH! Swing your partner. Compliments of your EVINRUDE DEALER BOB'S BOAT SHOP 2100 Swift Avenue North Kansas City, Missouri 145 PAN AMERICAN RIGHT: The fiesta attracted a large crowd. Senorita Margaret Case and her Spanish Guitar. The Pan American Fiesta, held on April 11, is sponsored annually by the Spanish Club at Park Hill. It is held in honor of Pan American Day, which ma rks the organization of the Pan American Union. The fiesta provides a wide variety of Spanish-flavored entertainment consisting of songs, dances, skits, and musical numbers. Mrs. Jeannette Robbins sponsors this very popular and elaborate annual event. A beautiful patio. Compliments of CLAY ADAMS JEWELRY AND SPORTS STORE 2021 Swift North Kansas City, Missouri 14 Three hungry bears FIESTA He went that-a-way, The highIight of the program is the crowning of the Pan American LEFT: The Mariachi entertain. queen. Miss Gloria Eubank was the queen for 1958, and was crowned by Mr. John O'Keefe, the Spanish Consul in Kansas City. She had twenty-one attendants, each representing a country in the Pan American Union. During intermission, the crowd of over 400 people was entertained by Jose Garcia and his Mariachi. A beautiful duet. Refreshments with that South-of the -Border Flavor. Compliments of BEVERLY LUMBER COMPANY Riverside, Missouri fNext to Riverside Drive -Inj Bunny Homback, Senior Judy Wyckoff, Junior Bob Thomson, Senior Gary Holbrook, Junior KING NG . 11 ROQETI QUEEN R01 FL Vi Wine, Sophomore Pat Dugan, Freshman John Hanick, Sophomore Bruce Mclver, Freshman 148 QUEEN JUDY WYCKOFF KING BRUCE MC IVER 149 Pm Mast aw, xo0. Thls could be a sign painters, 1958 CARNIVAL S ,QOYQXM avg 33 YYXGQVT Tiskeibaxx The Carnival is Well-attended Student Council President Merle Steele crowns the newly- proclaimed King and Queen. 150 Num me 5 convention, CANDID SHOTS ENGLISH IV ACTIVITIES Early English Food! vs. Twentieth Century Appe- tites. Medieval knights and ladies enjoy entertainment Jsuvn uuu Juana-.-4 vaiv. - .V-..-. after their meal. Even the scripture is read in Spanish at the PA N ' S H C L UB Spanish Club party. ACTIVITIES Language is no barrier in this scene. Almost ready for the breaking of the Pinata. 151 Y IUNIOR . SENIOR Bm welcomes evewone to the Banquet. MAY W aimexs and waiuesses who served the 9110515 coswmes in keeping wich me theme. wore oxiexxun S' Mew et . The semo: WXXX read by xm Sharon Baso re reads the ju HANG nior prophecy. RA-LA B4 QUE,- 4 ND Mr. Brown was the speake r for the evening. Dancing to the dreamy music at the P IOIH. ov Ps Osoxg P' 4 N 'bb W , ,'w,,N. 2' ' my-nn,qgJ3gg7f ' wiv ' gs! LA DEL I-IARDEASTY 053 6 Ph Xqbgo 15 Og,-S BUNNY HORNBACK 4 0 44' 664' PRINCESS ES CAROL SHIKLES, Junior VI WINE, Sophomore PAT DUGAN, Freshman TRO YIAN DANCE Troyian Editor Larry Reed surprises Mr. Lamoy with the news that the 1958 Troyian will be Mrs. Reed, Troyian sponsor and Rusty dedicated to him. MI. Lamoy also announces Draper with the candidates for Tropyian the identity of the Troyian Queen. Queen. Sharon Sutton -- Queen of the 1958 Troyiall. I Homage to the Queen! 156 A U TUGRAPHS 1 I Ivlan fhey're XI r I 3-kg Y 'gf I L 11 J fa f df J , T so M Wm , g X I cg V JUQ Dig 'H-rose ' use Congratulations and Much Successl Our interest in your progress is sincere and we look forward to pleasant business relations with you. FAR ERS EXCHA GE BA K l59 Day Phone Ba. 1-8730 Night Phone DE 3 3367 Fine Fresh Fruit Pure Fruit Juice o Q an Supplied by HILLED FRESH FRUIT coMPANY 205 Produce Exchange Bank Building Kansas City, Missouri Reference Produce Exchange Bank W L Virden R B Yankee 160 Your Future Can Be Assured na. W A With an Insured Savings Account Start Now W With as little as Sl. W Each account insured up to Sl0,000.00 W Savings Available W Savings earn 322 Intended Dividend 'Save Where 8,000 of Your Neighbors and Friends Saven SENTINEL FEDER L , SAVINGS AND LOAN l804 Swift Avenue lll East lOth Street North Kansas City 16 Kansas City Missouri Missouri Phone Vlctor 2-0916 ACT NOW COME IN TODAY 161 nThe Very best meats, produce, and groceriesu CONNIE'S FOOD MART N 4 NN Luft, L , , . igNNhuIL:Li nThe store where old friends meet and feel like homen Junction 71 G 69 Highway FRANKLIN JOHNSON Insurance 8 INSURANCE THAT REALLY INSURES Parkville, Missouri I-ON'S ZEFF-CITRON BARBER wHoLEsALE SHOP COMPANY INC. Money - Saving ' 5 Co-operative Purchasingn Toys, Luggage, Jewelry 102 Main Parkville, Missouri Open Weekdays and Leather Goods 1801 Burlington CHiway 69D and Saturdays North Kansas City, Missouri Eight to Six Telephone GRand 1-3230 MAURICE J. DE HAEMER INSURANCE A11 Types HOME W AUTO W BUSINESS Parkville, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood 1-3221 BERNIE'S TEXACO SERVICE Fast G Courteous Service Tires, Accessories and Road Service OPEN 6:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M Junction 69 G 71 Highways Riverside, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood 1-9862 Compliments of LYLE H. BEAN INSURANCE REX KEN PHOTO FINISHING CO. 2024 Swift North Kansas City 329 East 14 Avenue Missouri North Kansas City 16 Missouri J. A. L E W I S D I S T. s it X PARK COLLEGE Tuming Knowledge into Power A coeducational liberal arts college of limited en- rollment, with traditional liberal arts ideals, and high scholastic standards. 3 iff . 'lit X TU A 1 '- Sr, 44 I file f Q12 exft' 11 2' gn, . Small Classes 'ggi vt' .1,,'-i1. . Distinguished Faculty if J.. U ' ' rg LII . . Extensive Cumculum . 22 Major Fields . fe . gl . Coeducational AIM '1 1, :r J - ' Q ' 1 Dr . Highest Accreditation . Religious Program . Distinctive Faculty-Student College Community . Citizenship Program . Robert E. Long, President PARKVILLE , MISSOURI TROCTORS and DIESHS For CARS TRUCKS O O 2 MR. Agree-rARrH,A, gi I , X qi! X 10 10 N5 wt' 90 wil OC Z ' TRADE MARK X11 0 i STOSS GE CID C BO EOSS THERMO SHEAR RING SEAL SAVES OIL D GAS PROO' IENACIOUS FILM STAVS PUT MOTORS WEA! llll DIAMO DS TAKES UP MOTOR SLACK AND OIL LACK Even new improved premium oils des- T perately need new STABLFLO', special E poly-phos-butylube motor oil additive concentrate, to meet the grueling re- L quirements of either, new high powered engines or old noisy oil pumpers. MORE SLIP FOR MORE ZIP This powerful magi: thot packs all SAE ranges in one oil, friction proofs oil Illrn as it friction proofs metal. Result-puts wings on pistons for snoppier, smoother performance with no piston ierk, drag, and loss of power on dead center. ' PATENTED AND comnxcnrsn Saves 0 Motor Overhouling Cost! Uniform Viscosity and Oil Pressure at all Temperatures -AVAILABLE AT ALL SERVICE STATIONS and GARAGES- I64 S H ADKISCN GORDON? COOPER LAKE CLEANERS AND Fishing and Picnicking Also Duck Hunting R, HiW'?'Z 71Mf? 45 . V 308l,Swifi Bait 6: Tackle Snack Counter North Kansas City 3516 Vivion Road Kansas City , Missouri HSend it to the Laundryn 22 Miles Northwest Of M Parkville, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood 1-1391 RAY TYSON'S NGRTH - - TCJWN SPORTS 7' MOBILEHOMES At the Junction Of 71 Sc 69 Highways Riverside Missouri 165 Compliments Of PLATTE WOODS SUPER SERVICE Platte Woods RITTER'S AUTO SERVICE See, Drive, Buy, and Save Volkswagon I lwwWI'aff I fs' gf! Jew ':E -ktz Msmsrwmwrrrsme gz' :jj , ' f . . w -fxiszw: ' f '.',-:'fwlgffgfg'.: K, ' i . E - - -Vfiffifb Skoda. Missouri Lloyd 1401 Swift North Kansas City, Missouri Compliments C0mP1imentS Of Of MID - AMERICA TRAVEL SERVICE 1804 Swift Avenue North Kansas City Missouri JOHN AND BOB I SERVICE STATION Riverside, Missouri C pl t Of MUGS UP RCCDT BEER C 1 d R f h g R side, Missouri Congra 1 The Stud f The Class f 958 BISHOP CQNSTRLICTION COMPANY 3314 Roanoke Road Kansas C y Missouri GIE KE HEET MET L CCDMPAN Heating, Air Conditioning and Industrial Work Telephone GRand l-l36O DAVID M. TODD Telephone: SHerwood l-3206 5 -4 ff-if I EW- Q I QU' 'J Q, 15 L-2 ' 1 algo -4. Q -4 169 ' , PARK 4. PHARMACY Rock and R011 SHerwood 1-0031 109 Main Headquarters Parkville, Missouri Hallmark Cards Prescriptions Stovers Candy Vitamins Toiletries Drug Needs Sundries Baby Needs Antioch Center Prescription Delivery in Platte County Congratulations to Ruby E' Underwood The Class of 1958 Ernest Scholdberg, R. Ph. Compliments Of NORTH KANSAS CITY IRON AND MET L CQMPAN Buying G Selling Scrap G Usable Materials 113 West Harlem Road Kansas City Missouri Telephone: GRand l-3244 170 THE NATICNAL BAN CDF ORTH KANSAS CITY 320 Armour Road North Kansas City, Missouri BAltimore l-1566 Banking Facilities designed for your needs. W Checking Accounts W Mortgage Loans W Savings Accounts W Safe Deposit Boxes W Auto Loans W Bank-By-Mail Service W Home Modernization Loans W Drive-In Depository Capital, Surplus, and Undivided Profits exceed S850,000 Building with Clay and Platte Counties Since l9l3 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation E222 TQEEE Air-Conditioned ,,w FWwxx Modern Facilities fy FARMERS yx f INSURANCE X X' cnoup f Q fL.X X.- -.,f QA pEGGYf5 tbmbol ofgfuperiorlkrrice O 5 BEAUTY SHOP R.D. WRIGHT All your Jct. 69 S 7l Hiways Insurance needs Riverside Missouri Jct. 71 S 45 Hwys. PEGGY GUTSHALL Riverside, Missouri Owner and Operator Phone Bus T :L h , d 1- I Res - SH 1-0322 e ep one. erwoo l38l I I I IN Compliments of SHEPHERD MGTOR CCJMPANY Imperial - Chrysler - Plymouth North Kansas City Missouri Telephone: GRand l-4330 Compliments Of OLIVER TU RPEN Prescription Shop Telephone BAltimore l-l275 0 1 VURE :mugs PROMPT SERVICE 2008 Swift North Kansas City, Mo. Telephone Notary Public Ph. SH-1-3271 Community Barber MIDWAY Haircuts of All Types Butch Crewcut Flattop Princeton 1925 Swift Ave. North Kansas City 16 Missouri AUTO SALVAGE New, Used And Rebuilt Parts Tow Service-We Buy Junk Cars and Trucks lEJ Y l 1 AE 'P T 69 Highway CEast of Riverside 2 Milej F. O. ADAMS 'L Y Y A fin. 1 J 1 QD Custom Upholstery Avondale Missouri Telephone: GLadstone 2-6496 MOTOR MART New and Used Cars ALL MAKES Junction 69 G 7l Riverside, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood l-3551 LEWIS AND SON OLDSMOBILE i,fiIf3 X- C QLDEMUBILE U New -- Used Junction 45 G 7l Highways Riverside, Missouri Service Built Our Business Telephone: SHerwood l-1727 I I Compliments Of Mc COY'S STANDARD SERVICE Parkville, Missouri Compliments Of E. WK PARK REALTY Riverside, Missouri SHOP BEAUTWUL The Best In Hair Styles 305 East 58 Terrace North Kansas City l6, Missouri CGladstone City Hall Buildingj Ann Shannon, Owner Maxine Kleiman Gladys Campbell Telephone: GLadstone 2-7676 Office GRand l-3242 MOS AND Residence GLadstone 2-3169 RITTER CONSTRUCTION COMPA Y lOl West l8th Avenue North Kansas City Missouri I T74 I WILLI M FICKLE CONTRACTOR Utility Pipe Lines and Trenching I 7406 Tomahawk Road Parkville Missouri I Phone: Off. SHerwood 1-0111 Res. SHerwood 1-1485 Roy H. Nickum Compliments oiin Wilson Of Portrait Photographers Of The SKYLINE C FFEE SHOP O ATKlssoN sruolo Highway 71 DR 1-6827 Riverside Missouri 1208 N' Sth Street Kansas City 1,,Kansas I . I 175 ff5q When in North Kansas City G BLACK'S DARI - KING Sundaes 312 Armour Road Thick Malts and Shakes For the Best in Food kiwi Hours: Junction 8: Highways A. M. Until P. M. Monday through Saturday Riverside, Missouri WAYNE A. HECKER gpm-' D. 21, Telephone: SHerwood 1-2751 J.i....--- Radio: GLadstone 2-9780 N Q ,... PL TTE COUNTY EXCAVATING CO. Parkville , Missouri Clearing - Bulldozing - Grading - Hi-Loading Black or Fi11 Dirt The Best Job At The Best Price By the Hour Yard or Job I 176 J. A. MADERAK MASONRY CONTRACTOR Residence 226 North 78th Street Muncie Kansas l907 Swift Street North Kansas City Missouri Telephone: Vlctor 2-026l JACK RILEY INSURANCE AGENCY A Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter FIRE W AUTO W LIFE 306 Armour Road North Kansas City Missouri Telephone: BAltimore l-5992 BRE NER' TOW A D COU TRY Paints-Glass-Etc. Maytag and G.E. Appliances Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Complete line of Sporting Goods LOUIS J. BRENNER YOUR FRIENDLY STORE 177 ' 'i'l I Compliments K. C. DIESEL of POWER COMPANY ' ANTIOCH I 1711 Swift Avenue - PLAZA NURSERY I North Kansas City Missouri - I G. W. Mast, President 5111 Antioch Road Compliments Of coMPLlMENTs PF LAYMAN A LUMBER coMPANv FRIEND Parkville, Missour . I 178 PY AND PROSPEROUS FUTU V. PRESTON TERRELL ARCHITECT BANK OF RIVERSIDE Entrance from E1 sw Highways nPark at Our 71 G 69 Compliments Of O'ROURKE BARBER SHOP Parkville, Missouri For A11 Occasions We Are Ready to Serve You and Your Families TANAN FLORIST 2010 Swift Avenue North Kansas City Ba. 1-0808 Our Best Wishes to A11 Students of Park Hill High 3 99 180 SHELLER'S , Compliments CONOCO SERVICE f o H HOWARD'S to BODY SHOP rf- ' 'EEF Complete Body Service 207 Main e Where you are greeted QE! with 3 Parkville 0 singing Friendly Hello S QA,'fi?'TE Missouri L' i-'H Q!-.. greg:-f Highway 71 Phone SH NG:fEi3if 1-1701 CC Riverside, Mo. CONGRATULATIONS From CLAY APPLIANCE CCD. Gas G Electric Sales and Service Serving Clay and Platte Counties Since 1935 2105 Burlington North Kansas City, Missouri VAWTER'S GROCERY NORTH HILLS STATE BANK on Antioch Plaza Home of Highway 69 6: 1 Fine Foods See us for Low-Cost IISGTVG Ymlfself Automobile Financing and Save Money Member F.D.I.C. 111 Main Slierwood 1-0231 Parkville Missouri S T' I-OW RATIE-5 ' SINCE I8 6 Casey, Our Mascot, Says, 4 'mill T Com liments of : X- ' I Hi h School Grads P Qxfrj, 6 g , W F eel at Home Here! 1 any . . . S I Complete Training in: ginger! Q V p -J Higher Accounting al Q, T Business Administration :bn :L-,mtl-an ' is J,-E Junior Accounting 0 Tal I Secretarial 1 ' Kafncaisgify Court Reporting PARKVILLE. Mo Business College Comptometer PARK COLLEGE Completely Air Conditioned Study in Comfort WE OFFER: P R Many Commercial Subjects, Such as: 0 'Typing 0 Human Ilelations fr o Accounting 0 g2:::::Ii'3 Second and East Street . gdfdilccfgement : g:IT::1:AI:::II:Iines Parkville, M5-SS0ilfl I.B.M. Keypunch Economics KANSAS CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE I I 1330 Grand- Ave. VI 2-2375 82 CQMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND I Tastemark Dairy Funds. Milk, ice cream, butter and other fine products are all tested to ta te better. s The whole family will enjoy them more. Q ' Q ' Q Q ' Avvnovw Ilistemark I s nun e o a , . ..1 on mu.. doo- ,k mm, s Guaranteed by f Good Housekeeping un nw' Af nvnnxn' And they all bear these two impor- tant seals ofqual- ity-the Taste- mark Homemak- er's Panel Seal, a n d t h e G o od Housekeeping Seal. ...better than good... it's FOREMOST PALACE CLOTHING COMPANY 7 llllll heqpalace flllll A DOWNTOWN STORE PRAIRIE VILI.AGl NORTH KANSAS CITY nFine clothes for all occasions 201 Armour Road North Kansas City Congratulations to the Class of l958 From THE PARKVILLE COMMUNITY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 184 F.O. RUSSEL STANDARD Cm RIVERSIDE FARMER'S COMPANY AGENT MARKET STANDARD 1 Highways 71 G 45 Riverside, Mo. F th B st Gas Anywhere NF rmerly Gasoline Alley P O B 325 P k ll Mo. RIVERSIDE RED X IS THE MCDST 185 ? MACHINE SUPPLY CCJMPANY 2l2 East l8th Avenue Vlctor 2-8033 Automotive Replacement Parts North Kansas City, Missouri HHandling All Major Lines Providing Complete Machine Shop Serviceu Compliments Of A AND W RCJOT BEER Riverside, Missouri ROCKET DRIVE IN HOpen Round the Clockn Junction l69, 69 G 7l Riverside, Missouri WILSON'S STANDARD SERVICE Junction 69 G 71 Riverside, Missouri STAN DARD QM? Tires, Batteries G Accessories Service Calls Telephone: SHerwood l-9888 I I I 186 INDIANA BICYCLE COMPANY iff-..f 'TALL IV X D E Q '-1 I MID-WEST CHANDELIER COMPANY HAURORA FLUORESCENT LIGHTINGH 5210 Chouteau Driv , North Kansas City Antioch Shopping Center Mi n ssouri Phone: GLadstone 2-3451 Compliments Compliments Of Of HOUSE OF FLOWERS e e PRIDE us I' NK olL coMPANY 'iii ju Riverside, Missouri Antioch Center 87 MC KEON'S Restaurant G Bar Junction 7l G 69 Riverside, Missouri Complete Carryout Food Service Compliments Of RIVERSIDE LAUNDROMAT AND CLEANERS Junction 7l G 69 Highways When You Get Ready for a Get To NORTHTOWN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Marnie Diaz Jacklyn Cowden 306 Armour Road North Kansas City Missouri Job KATZ DRUG COMPANY HFor all your Needs at one Placeu Armour G Swift North Kansas City Missouri THE GREAT PLAINS MOTOR HOTEL fvivvl 9rZf?q3'? .q Mg... A . Ie: . Um 'Q' Eigxw? y mf- Q., ',,,,w: g . . x 1 1 a n -'Z ff - - 'f V, -112' W' ' .Egg-5 ' V 14511-sL..,. , .-If f N ,,.,, I .... -. S , 4 13 ...I .,.. 15135 igif :xv -615 'f 1 as .Q -1' , ' Z if iii. ..L,.,. ' ..... 1.- EI: 1 Air Conditioned by Vornado Forced Air Heating Family Rooms, Adjoining Rooms, Television Fireplaces, Dwyer Kitchens, Tile Baths Wall -to -wall Carpe ting Route 2, Box 70-A Parkville, Missouri Telephone: Twinbrook l-1091 FRANK C. DANIELS LUMBER COMPANY HThe Very Best Wishes To Park Hill High Schoolu Servicing Clay G Platte Counties 3843 N. Oak St. Trafficway North Kansas City, Missouri Telephone: GLadstone 2-1784 CLAY-PLATTE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE AND OFFICE SUPPLIES l732 Swift North Kansas City Missouri Telephone: BAltimore l-5260 Daily 4 P. M. to 9 P. M. sunday l2 P. M. to 9 P. M. FOSTER'S CHICKEN DINNER PLACE Southern Fried Chicken Family Style HAll You Can Eatn Club, Party, G Group Catering Carry Out Service 7l Highway G 9 Junction N. W. Platte Woods, Missouri Mr. G Mrs. James A. Foster Telephone: SHerwood l-9835 189 1 WILLS ' Home Made Pies INSURANCE Home Made Chili Emil Forrest 6 Bonnell FLOOD'S ' 2510 Vivion Road CAFE , Hlnsure 1 Meals - Sandwiches - Malts To Open Every Day except Sunday Secureu Parkville, Missouri GLadstone 2-4455 .1 JACK BORI G'S Refrigerators Stoves Television -'llllll Y 4 -T77 I a-B i mnumnm n r llllllillfllll IHIIII- '1' ivfmmmr 5 if l flf 2 I SEE? ' N 0000 .!L5LAEA Q !MmWJ,EH 'JZ' 3 uuunnviu is i 1!!!2!2 QQE3Wll F 'Hia ur l, A-, ,.1 Serving Kansas Citians Since l923 l9OO Burlington North Kansas City, Missouri Refrigerators Dryers Gas 8 Electric Ranges FIGGZGIS Washers Television Hi-Fi 30 Famous Brands to Choose From 190 Over S9,000,000.00 Insurance in Effect Insurance at Actual Cost Compliments Of THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Platte County, Missouri PLATTE-CLAY ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC Serving Over 4,000 Members Howard Alexander, Manager Platte City Platte City, Missouri Missouri Congratulations to the BARBER SHOP Five Barbers Proprietor, Russel 0'Neal 2002 Swift Avenue North Kansas City Missouri Class of l958 NORTH KANSAS CITY STATE BANK Member of F. D. I. C. 327 Armour Road GRand l-3941 North Kansas City Missouri 3 Compliments Compliments Of Of GLADSTONE FARMERS FEED STORE PORTRAIT Children a Specialty Weddings - Groups Call For Reservation GLadstone 2-9522 Junction 169 G l52 Highways Gashland, Missouri Parkville, Missouri Compliments Of MC ADOW STATE FARM INSURANCE Platte City, Missouri I1 GEORGE H. PEASE REALTY COMPANY REALTORS Parkville, Missouri New and Resale Homes Acreage and Lots Uwe Build Trade and Try to Pleasen Compliments Of DUNN'S SHOES Antioch Center Compliments Cf ROTH CAFE G SERVICE Riverside, Missouri I... ROSE FATA Compliments Gas 8 Ice Of Highway 71 CLIFTON SERVICE STATION Riverside, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood 1-9861 Platte City Missouri Compliments Of A FRIEND Compliments Of MC coY's PLATTE COUNTY CLEANERS 8 West 13th Street Parkville, Missouri Compliments Of PARK - A - NIGHT MOTEL Route 4 North Kansas City, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood 1-2828 See E. M. NOLAND For the Best in Insurance First in Quality Fairest in Prices Fastest in Service Parkville, Missouri Telephone: SHerwood 1-1271 L... Compliments Of VAN'S SKELLY SERVICE Grease 8 Mechanics Riverside, Missouri Compliments Of A FRIEND FU ER L DIRECTCJR Telephone LELAND H. FRANCIS 401 Main Street SHerwood 1-0251 Parkville, Missouri Completely Modern and Air Conditioned Church Type Chapel ' Seating 200 it Private Family Rooms Latest Baldwin Cremation 2 Manual Organ When Wanted The Cost to You A Funeral Service is no more as You Want it Sewing this Will Arrange Service Community Anywhere 30 Years Ambulance Flowers Service Sent Anywhere For Ford Cars, Trucks Genuine Ford Parts and CALL ,- l Ford Service Specialists -I ,M , ' NJ: f K4 f Rum FICK F RD INC. Vlctor 2-4900 Always the House of Sincere Service 1925 Burlington H .. V..'. A A .rf North Kansas City FPRD' -wen-ie Missouri ' ' N! sh I 194 of RIVERSIDE DRIVE IN THEATRE Riverside Missouri COMPLIMENTS CDF A FRIEND 1 7 1 4 ' x f , Q 1 -N ' 5 0 G' x f sv M4 uf MW n 7 Y X I 1 1 X ,X , N ' r W A 1 I 5 'I 1 I ' a ' 4 X ! . 1 J , J if yi 5,6 QFQVJ 1 W W !Q'W K0QM Y jf I 40:7 JL Qcdfw W MV W L' www! D A ffwjrk KWH 3 X E' 5-x if y, Y, E, L x Li -E Y ww X CAN f X f' 'I IX 4 'N klf ,GI A J W XX j GJ bf a b VqA JAM UWM M Mff WW f' ' i U f' Q q VJ IX ff W I ' 4 K I ' -A xg ' : ' , -lfJ7 ' ? Aj? ',,, f- 'Jai E ff ' , dxf' f 'Vt Lf Ti A 7 rfxi gif , of-fx , N gud f . ,z V i21M,x,:,1 I , . Q.. M .4 h Qs O' 3'- vf 1 , f -rf ly I . '34 T , .5 1 , , .Lf yn , Q ,7.f .. .M -v ' s N Of , .4 yn, - 0' JW! 1 511515 S2 6 NTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FAUOKY - HOME 0F Kansas City PRINTED IN U.5. A. P,5. ,L 'J-4..psfe.1 ghf fo 4:,l ,H-all vnad .II sho-1-I-JJ -,5 t4ng:k4 l u,fffVA -.5 IJ