Parker Rural High School - Panther Yearbook (Parker, KS)
- Class of 1928
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Nx 1 'I To the men and women whose vision and initiative caused this school to become a realityg to the men and women whose loyal support have made this school growg to the men and women, who in the future, will make Parker High School continue to progress, We, the Class of 1958, dedicate the first Parkerolla. 4 fr: The office is indeed a busy place. The three office girls: Louise Stainbrook, Sharlene Johnston, and Jean McGee,assist Mr. Elliott with the work. A day in the office might include--Mr. Elliott granting permits to those who were absent so that they may re- port to classes after their absenceg office girls an- swering numerous telephone callsg the office girls typing quizzes or recording gradesg and occasionally a boy or girl sent to the office by some teacher be- cause of some mischievous prank. The office is the one department of our school which makes the other departments cooperate. If it were not for our office, office equipment, and office workers, our school would not be what it now is. 4 Q 5 2 E lb. CO-editors --------- -------- Dillard Cox Anna Mae Richardson ADVISEHS Sports -'---' Charles Dedrick were Departmental- ---- ------ Marion Barnett Miss Starliper Typing ------- ------- Louise Henderson Mr. wheat Literary ---- ---------- Irene Keitel Social ---- --------------- -Evelyn Nolin Business Manager- -------- Junior Ingram Art '- '- -'-- ------ Vergil Nicholas PHCTOGRAPHER Jokes ---------- ---------- Carl Peterman Dewey Snapshots --------- ------- Carol Wait Class ------------- --- ---- Hula Crisler Found City, Kansas Proof Reader --------- ---Wanda Richards The staff of this yearbook wishes to express its uupreclation to everyone who has helped in any way to make this book a success. To the members of the jun- ior class who have so willingly aided us, we say-- Hthsnk you.n Our wish for you is that next year's junior class will be as cooperative as you have been. For all of you, our wish is that you will enjoy reading this book as much as we have enjoyed prepar- inv it. The Staff 5 m,..sz.ca2a,f m..ofey.a,,,.,., Cox, pres1-- dent, has mud served five very eff1c-- lent years on the school board. During this period he has given liberal- ly of his time and en- ergy to the advancement of our school. Mr. Cox is a prosperous farmer near Goa? rich, and has served one term as state senator. Mr. Tyson, clerk, has served on the school board for eleven years. Besid- es his devoted interest ln the school, he is generally recognized as a leader in the community. He represents our district in the state legislature and has been presi- dent of the Parker bank for many years. Mr. McConnell, treasurer, is engaged in real es- tate and insurance business. He has shown his con- 'sideration for the educational welfare of the commun- ity by his genuinely consistent interest in his school. Since the establishing of Parker High, Mr. McConnell, as treasurer of the board of education, has unselfishly given his time and effort in promoting the success of the school. Doris Starliper S. T. C. Pittsburg English Public Speaking K. H. Wheat Fort Hays State College Biology Industrial Arts XXL R. El A. B. Park College M. A. University of Kansas I Principal 1 .M Adelaide Hunter Beulah Eyman College of Emporia . s. T. c. Picnsbu History Literature HONG Economics Social Science General SCI ls Athletics l g ,Lf M 1 X Ka as S yan 1.1 x al XJ ics Fr' X' Sponsor All W John B Dwyer C H Young Teachers College Kansas State College Warrensburg Manhattan Music Vocational Agriculture 7 LL S f EQ? CLASS OFFICERS President ---------------------------------- Dillard Ca Vice-President ----------- --9-- ----- Marion Barnett Secretary k Treasurer --------------- ----Thelma Hodgson Cheer Leaders -------- ---Mildred Hodgson--Carl Peterman eeeeeeeeaeeraeeeaeee CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose eeeeeeeeeeae MOTTO HA small diploma but a large undertaking.n SPONSORS Miss Starliper Mr. Young 8 MARION BARNETT nGlve mega standing place and I'1l move the world.n Glee Club 13 B. B.43 F. E 43 Track 33 F. F. A. 33 Jr. Play3 Oral Eng. Play EVELYN BROWNING 'Quiet and small, shy? Not at all.N Glee Club 53 A Cappella cpoir 13 Band 153 G. R. 4 Oral Eng. Playg Gym 23 Senior Play. BERYL CANADAY nCare sits lightly on her ll shoulders. G. R. 43 Band 13 Gym 43 Girls' Drum R Bugle Corps l. JUNIOR CAVINEE nHe always wins. We can I1 tell by his grin. F. B. 13 B. B. 23 Track 2, Oral Eng. Play. MARJORIE CONLEY 'She is so so apt, so posltion.n A Cappella 13 Gym 23 free, so kind, blessed a dis- Choir l3 Orch. G, R. 53 Oral Eng. Play 23 Operetta. DILLARD COX Hwain and I'll be uhere.n Glee Club 13 F. F. A. 33 Band 43 Orch. 43 F. B. 13 Track 13 Jr. Playg F.F.A. Play: Minstrelg Senior Play. 9 HAROLD BROWN nBe silent and safe. S1- lence never betrays you.' Glee Club 33 A Cappella Choir 13 Band 13 Orch. 23 F. B.l3 Oral Eng. Play KENNETH BYERS nSchool life is great but married life is greater.n F. B. 33 Oral Eng. Play: F. F. A. Play3 33 Operetta. Glee Club RUTH CAVINEE 'The only way to have a friend is to be one.' Band 53 Girls' Drum a Bu- gle Corps 13 G. R. 33 Jr. Playg M1hStP61f Oral Eng. Play. LLOYD COCKRAM uGuaranteed to be the en- tire life of the history class.n B. B. 43 F. B. 43 Track 33 Oral Eng. Play. LESTER COOPER nShy but dependable.n F. F. A. 5. ERMA CRISLER 'Women of few words are the best women.n Glee Club l3 G. R.33 Oral Eng. Play 2. EULA CRISLER nI'd be a man hater, but you are supposed to love everybody.n Glee Club 23 G. R. 52 Jr. Play. CHARLES DEDRICK nThere's nothing liketry- 1ng.n B. B. 23 F. F. A. 53 F. F. A. Play3 Jr. Playg Oral Eng. Playg Minstrelg Senior Play. ELDON FIFE 'Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party.u B. B. 23 Oral Eng. Playg Mlnstrel3 Track 13 Senior Playj DELORIS GIFFIN nThe busy have no time for tears.n Glee Club 33 Gym E3 G. R. 43 Oral Eng. Play 23 Min- strel. LOUISE HARRIS nwilling to help.n Glee Club 53 G. R. 43 Op- erettag Oral Eng. Play LORAINE HUSTED 'The secret of success is constancy of purpose.' Glee Club 43 Band 430PCh- 53 F. B.23 Operettag Min- strels Senior Play. 10 LLOYD DAVIS nlf the world move too fast, upiu doesn't Illl keep GENEVA DYE nFoliteness is the out- ward garment of good will. Orch. 23 G. R.43 Minstrelg Oral Eng. Play. JUNIOR FUNK WL1ke all good mana has a temper of his own. B. B. 23 F. B.23 Jr. Play Oral Eng. Playg Minstrel LORING HAROLD uYou ought to hear my speeches!u Glee Club 23 Band 13 E.B. 13 Track 23 F. F. A. 33 Minstrel. LOUISE HENDERSON Wwhat matter if I stand alone?n Band 153 Gym 23 G. R. 4 Oral Eng. Playg Minstrel MILDRED HODGSON 'Anything but a quiet l1fe.n Glee Club 51 Band 23 Drum Major 13 Gym 43 G. R. 43 Jr. Play3 Oral Eng. Play 2. THELMA HODGSCN 'She is wise who listens much and says l1ttle.' Glee Club 51 Orch. 52 Girls' Drum A Bugle Corps lg G. R. 43 Cabinet 13 Jr. Playg Minstrelg Oral Eng. Playg Senior Play. VERTUS JACKSON 'Am I good in history? And howl' Oral Eng. Play. DALE LEMON 'If at first you don't succeed, try someoneelsef Glee Club 23 Band 43 Orch 23 B. B. 53 F. B. 2: JP- Playg Oral Eng. Play3 Minstrelg Senior Play. HARLEN MUNDELL 'Huh? You talking to mg?' A Cappella Choir lg Min- strel3 Operettag F. F. A. 3: F. F. A. Play: Glee Club 33 Band l. JOHN MCCAMMON 'What I don't know about science isn't worth know- 1ng.' F. F. A. 23 Glee Club 53 B. B. 2, F. B. 2. WINSTON NICHOLAS 'Silence is more musical than any song, and yet he sings.' Glee Club 53 F. F. A. 51 Jr. Playg Oral Eng. Play, Senior Play. f 11 JUNIOR INGRAM 'A laugh is worth a hun- dred groans in any mar- ket.' B. B. 43 F. B. 43 Track 43 F. F. A. 52 Minstrel IRENE KEITEL 'Never do today what you can Hut offjtill tomor- row. Glee Club 23 23 G. R. 33 Senior Play. Orch. 23 Gym Cabinet lg HELEN LOCK 'She is wise who listens much and says l1ttle.' G. R. 3: Gym 1. DESTIA MCCAMMON 'quietness is a v1rtue.' Glee Club 3. VEFGIL NICHOLAS 'Fight with gentle words' Glee Club 23 Playg Oral Senior Play. All School Eng. Playg EVELYN NOLIN 'A blush is beautifula but often inconvenient. G. R. 43 Oral Eng. Play THOMAS OAKLEY nStrike if you will, but hear me.n Band 23 Orch. 5. EDWARD REED Wwith malice toward nam? F. B. 33 Track lg F. F.A. 52 Oral Eng. Play. WANDA RICHARDS nBrave but modest, grand- ly shy.n G. R. 43 Cabinet 23 Min- strelg Oral Eng. Playg Senior Play. ALBERT RUES ' nwhy should school all labor be?N F. B. lg B. B. 53 Track 4 Oral Eng. Play. DALE SWEET nHappy and cleverg sulky? N0 never.n Glee Club 23 A Cappella Choir lg Orch. E3 B. B. 2 Track lg Minstrel. ALBERT WALLACE CARL PETERMAN HA lion among ladies, a most dreadful th1ng.n Glee Club 25 Band 25 Oth. 23 F. B. lg' Oral Eng. Playg Minstrel: Senior Play. MARJORIE REED nHe said 'wilt thou?' and she wilted. Girls' Drum R Bugle Corps lg G. R. 45 Minstrelg Oral Eng. Play 2. ANNA MAE RICHARDSON nTrue worth is in being, not seeming.n Band lg Glee Club -5: Girls' Drum A Eugle Corpsg G. R. 45 Cabinet 23 Gym 13 Operettag Jr. Playg Oral Eng. Play 23 Minstrelg Senior Play. CAROL WAIT nStudious and quietgtests are her diet.u Glee Club 25 Band 25 Gym 33 G. R. 43 Oral Eng. Play, ELDRIDGE WALKER uLet them call it mis- chiefg when it is past and prospered, it will be virtue.n Glee Club gg Band 2. EDNA WHITE nllm here if you need me.n WI made high school in 5 B. B. li F. B. 2. 12 years.' Gym 23 G. R. 5. We, the Senior Class of Parker Rural High School, Residents of the County of Linn in the State of Kansas, being of sound mind and disposing memory, mindful of the uncertainty of this frail and tra sitory life and the absolute certainty of death, do make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament in the manner and form following, that is to say: First, we here revoke each and all wills, and codicils, by us at any time heretofore made, we here declare each and all of them to be absolutely null and void and of no force or effect whatsoever, and we make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To the faculty we leave an unbroken record of a most desirable and intelligent senior class. Feeling that the juniors have need of it we leave to them our much-desired dignity. To the sophomores we bequeath our excellent conduct in assembly. we will our ability to get good grades to the freshmen. Marion Barnett wills his tolerance and poisr to Granville Stocklin. Ruth Cavinee wills her interest in boys to Dorothy Wilcox. Geneva Dye wills Clayton to Lois Bottrell. Eldon Fife wills his heroic ways to Glenn Logan. Loring Harold wills his oratorical ability to Dale Woolsey. Thelma Hodgson wills her dark hair and eyes to Marjorie Bartlett. Junior Ingram wills center position on the basketball team to Richard Thompson. Marjorie Reed wills her modest ways to Veda Fern Wlneland. Winston Nicholas wills his vocal ability to nDutchN Hampton. Edward Reed wills his extreme musical ability to Eva and Phoebe McCarty. Eldridge Walker wills his automobile to Miss Ryman. Edna White wills her ability to go through high school in three years to Herman Barnett. Kenneth Byers wills his ability to be an e1ectrician,to Roy Collins. Marjorie Conley and Erma Crisler will their ability to be inseparable to Elmeda Tinsley -and Darlene Zimmerman. ' Dillard Cox wills his musical talent to Roy Spencer. Deloris Giffin wills her nNegro Character Actingn ability to Thelma Zim erman. Charles Dedrick wills his surplus height to LaVerne Hay. Mildred Hodgson wills her way with the boys to Maurine Cavinee. Dale Lemon wills his trumpet to Wayne Holderman. Wanda Richards wills her quiet ways to Berniece Conklin. Thomas Oakley wills his American History A's to Eugene Schriver. Albert Rues wills his ability to be the fastest man on the track team to Mundell Franse. Albert Wallace wills his vanishing ways to Frankie Davis. Harold Brown wills his ability to be bass singer to Howard Quaintance. Beryl Canaday wills her ability to hide her talents to Evelyn Povenmire. 2 Lloyd Cochram wills his honors in athletics to Eugene LaMar. K 7 Junior Funk wills Ruth to Ralph Goodall. Q .1 Louise Henderson wills to Albert Clark her typing ability. xi Loraine Husted leaves his enjoyment of music to some prospective freshman. J Q Evelyn Nolin wills her position as teacher's pet to Louise Conley. Vergil Nicholas wills Roberta to Fred Harvey. X 6, Carol Wait wills her extreme height to Jack Lockhart. 1 'f,, Dale Sweet wills his red hair to Alden Satchel. A Irene Keitel leaves to Roseph Reed her ability to play the piano. Evelyn Browning wills her blondness to Katherine Lalman. , llll Junior Cavinee wills his basketball talent to Howard Akers. ' ll Eula Crisler wills her curls to Lucy McHone. -1 Lloyd Davis wills his school-girl complexion to G. W. Campbell. Louise Harris leaves her artistic ability with Irwin Smith. Lester Cooper wills his skill in basketball to Orland Hardy. Helen Loch wills her shyness to Ruth Byerly. Harlan Mundell wills his beautiful voice to Dorothy Bearly. Anna Mae Richardson wills her good nature to Elsie Loch. Carl Peterman wills his ability as cheer leader to Mary Jane Wheeler. Vertus Jackson wills Darlene to Charles Cavinee. In Witness Whereof, we the Senior Class, the testators in the above and foregoing Last Will and Test- ament, have hereunto set our hand, in the presence of witnesses, this first day of April, A. D. 1938. Senior Claes The above and foregoing written instrument was subscribed by the testators, Senior Class, in our pre- sence and was acknowledged by them to each of us, and they at the same time declared the instrument so sub- scribed by them to be their Last Will and Testamentg and we, at their request, in their presence and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses, this first day of April, A. D. 1938s Miiviggi I wrap Recall the time when we were classed as Fresh1es, so to speak? Then we looked up to seniors tall, and felt a little weakg Or walked into the wrong class room and felt as would a freak. And then we thought with horror of initiation week. XJ 922 For there were times we felt distressed, as if we were at war. Ah yes, we well remember all of this and somthing more, Q9 f 1 Our grades, we found would lift or fall according to our score. But green began to drop before we reached the sophomore door. The parties and the pleasures helped to while away the timeg So we kept marching onward till we passed the freshmen line. The sophomore class you'll recollect ns just a little betterg Our tribe BOB!! to show up more, and break the freshmen fetter. . - And soon the green was all forgot and we began to gather Q The knowledge that would help us on through every kind of weather. The problems that we found that year just lifted up like bubblesg Our English note books seemed to be our first and greatest troubles. A glimpse then toward the junior class which showed to us their stubbles, Did mke our path look smooth so far butojust beyond it doubles. The fun we had that year was 'such that we will e'er remember, So on we marched till we became brave juniors in September. As juniors, we our task did take to make the seniors gay- We worked, washed windows, even cars upon that certain dayg And then we took :Ln some more cash by working up a play. A banquet we were putting on and had to make the pay. The parties and the picnics, too, were all mixed in the plot. Of course there were some lessons due with pen and ink and blot, To keep the minds all working, and teach us all a lot Of things that were important in life that we knew not. And then the year came to an end, a parting time again, With just a few short months between till senior year began. And now that we are seniors tall, we think we have the power To look down on the freshmen small and sort of make them covrer. Our marks and credits we have made, our lives are now in flower, And when we've got our Sheepskin safe,we'l1 leave to build our tower.. And so, my underclassmen dear, we leave you this advising: 'Tis notzall pictures, cards, and rings and sneak day advertising. But when we wear our caps and gowns we'll know we are arising, To higher heights, because we know 'tis that that makes a nation, And so we hail with gladdest cheers, our coming graduation. Louise Harris 'ED 9 A 5 PV WWW? Z7 X333 YNI1 gsevvgjgiq s , ,mpg 'Q ii if ,y 15' ' 1 ' la. '14 Ill Let's take a trip with the juniors to see what they have accomplished during their three years in Parker High. We find that the juniors have proved themselves an asset to Parker Rural High School. Their English Class supplied all the school news and jokes to the remainder of the school through their bi-monthly paper, 'The Chronicle. They sponsored a carnival last fall, the proceeds being used to finance the Junior-Senior Banquet. They chose as their play, Tea Toper Tavern. The boys gave loyal support to the basketball and football teams by supplying several first and second team members. The juniors boast of winning both the Girls' and Boys' Bas- ketball Class Tournaments. Early in the year the juniors elected class officers, pres1dent--Ev- elyn Povenmireg vice president--Lindley Coxg secretary--Lucy McHoneg treas- urer--Helen Alexanderg yell leaders--Gladys Stroup and Vernon Ellisg spon- sors--Miss Frederickson and Mr. Jilka. Their class mottoes are nB1ggest and loudest and Rowing, not drifting. We are confident that their senior year in P. R. H. S. will be as suc- cessful and as of much value as the former years have been. We L L fgy lwwuams The sophomores started out last year as Ngreen freshiesn and did all the green things that freshmen are expected to do. This year several sophomore boys reported for basketball and football and though none of them made the first team we feel that they will secure that position next year. As sophomores they have been very quiet and stud ous, that they might shine when they become upper classmen. We believe that if the sopho- mores keep climbing as they have in the past that they will be one of the out- standing senior classes of dear old P. R. H. S. This year they chose Phyllis Bohnert for their president, Caroline Saunders vice-president, Howardine Larson--secretary, Floyd Ray--treasurer, Jacquelyn Quaintance and Clayton Povenmire--yell leaders, Miss Eyman and Mr. Dwyer--Spon- sors. ag U U Q M BMJ Fifty-nine timid freshmen entered Parker High School last fall hoping that the initiation would not be unbearable. For several weeks they had to stand the teasing of the upper classmen concerning the severity of the initiation until the great dayn came. But as time went on they became as courageous as the rest of us. Following the example of the other classes the freshmen elected officers early in the year. They chose as their pres- ident---Willis Mattesong vice-president---Janetta Oakleyg secretary and treasurer--Wallace Dumcang yell leaders--John Parker Franse and Doris Car- min. They added to their social life by giving parties during the year. Several freshman boys ventured out for athletics. We are expecting big things of the freshmen in the future. Miss Hunter and Mr. Wheat sponsored this class this year. Zetfmmlumuiwwdi H To Find and Give the Best ,' 0 off 509 Q eq? at 9 Jq 10-2- efgjqfe 690 m J web I is esovbztbev , ods fp 8 Sfbg S230 0 Q-ce r', 6 S1 Jo S Sbsxfql e Vxoe f' '05 6 .PQ S el' KX ,f ce I Q0 po bdsfzo 00 560 ,I Q Ve WO x 6 Q63 ,,f'036c Ahab Q9 Qqjgamb 'N I 09 09' , 4' P ex 'O KIYO Q43 01 O '15 fi' ff' 801- fl' 6 5 o 6 Sq Q5 6 Qh af! x0V'e,o9e'O Pb S jfs Q 7jfbe1-QGOQQ07 9 ef 59 fy! It fb xx Sb a Qceaa fs S-Zdsb-Ijoxxxl ge 5560 'NN Ig X 9 1, flfb P 6. SJC o N The Girl Reserves have followed the gleam through another successful year. The club had ninety-nine members with 1001 membership. We owe much of this success to our sponsor, Miss Frederickson, and the membership committee. Happy memories of the year include: Mother and Daughter Party, Dad and Daughter Party, Date Party--several of which were included in Community Week--and our weekly programs. Committee meetings were held each month to help make preparations for these activities. The success of the year was brought about through the excellent leadership of our sponsor, the cabinet, and by the girls willingness to follow the G. R. Code: Gracious in manner Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends 18 ,lun K K, Q LL 4 :gk .-,.L Mini: .?Fmi JWNQ 4 'Vx 1' f Q B 0 0 , Q oP'1f'0Iv 4 A oc' -' gb-1 f- F:rF.A-1.6 sa taw. bc A . My ij P - sl 'L , : - :X gl T V'5bX'w--Q D f7c:?I W' Wa YY f cyl., Er, Q M ' 1 L1 r J Q 4 A 1 L - J ,V . Q X Q- -. -o 1 QTuL59'?J 'ffE1gbf Q . J Future Farmers0f America A L. Cooper, P. Smitheran, M. Schroyer, B. Calvin, W. Troutman, L. Harold, K. Byers, C. Povenmlre, C. Cavinee, G. W. Campbell, F. Lee, V. French, G. Gorrell, H. Keitel, E. Hampton L. Cockram, E. Prentice, L. Burcham, R. Spencer, D. Cox, H. Traul, W. Nicholas, J. Lockhart E. Reed, J. Funk, A. Rues, H. Mundell, G. Logan, L. Husted, J. Cavinee, L. Dodd, C. Traul, G. Zimmerman, D. Lanzrath, R. Collins, C. Dye, W. Holderman, P. Singer, E. LaMar, G.Davey L. Hay Officers: Marlon Barnett--Treasurer, Dale Woolsey--Reporter, Charles Dedrlck--Vice President, Byron Boydston--Secretary, Junior Ingram--President, C. H. Young--Adviser Members not in picture: Ralph Stroup, Earl Zimmerman, Paul Collins, Paul Burcham, La Verne Harold, William Milton HFuture Farmers of American is a national organization for Vocational Agriculture boys. Some of the purposes of this organization are to encourage cooperation, promote thrift, furnish educational and worthwhile recreation for farm boys, and develop rural Leaders. Parker chapter of Future Farmers is one of the outstanding chapters in the state. It has a paid membership of 52 members. For the last two years Parker chapter has been chosen as one of the ten winners in the State Best Chapter Contest. The program of work for this chapter contains seventy-six activities to engage in dur- ing the year. All of these activities were selected with the idea that they would afford recreation or improve the Leadership, Cooperation, Scholarship, Thrift or Farming program of the boy. 19 I f QW W , SEPTEMBER 6-School started today. This large building with so many rooms and teachers almost frightens me. How will I ever learn where to go each hour and get acquainted with my teachers and olassmtesf 7-I'm still carrying my schedule with me so I will know where I am supposed to go. I have mde friends with two freshmen, a sophomore, and a junior, but alas! those seniors are unapproachable. I 8-I've learned the names of all my teachers but I do not know those that I have no classes under. One of them fthey told me he was the music teacherj looks like a student instead of a teacher. 9-I have thrown my schedule away because I no longer need it. One of my friends who has a good memory, has the same classes as I have, so I just follow her around. 10-Today I had my first big disappointment in high school. Everyone had been tell- 'ing me about the swell assembly program they had every Friday and I was looking for- ward to my first one very eagerly. But they d:ldn't have one today. I guess things ihaven't gotten started well yet. Nll-ly first week of school had worn me out so lother let me sleep this morning until 'I was ready to get up. I took advantage of this and slept until ten bells. I wish fthey wouldgtreat me that nice at school. 312-No sleeping until ten o'clock today. hmm made me get up early and go to church ,and Sunday School. Oh well, there are other Saturdays to look forward to. 13-Whoever called Honday blue londay surely hit the nail on the head. I didn't have uany of my lessons and when I tried to relax and forget my troubles in study hall the teacher came along, poked me in the ribs, and told me to get busy. 114--Congratulate mel A senior girl spoke to me today-but only to ask me to join ,Girl Reserve. I'd like to know what I'm getting into before I join. They tell me 'that lliss Frederickson is sponsor and she gave me an awfully sweet smile yesterday so I guess I'll ask her to tell me about it. ?l5-We had our first G. R. meeting today. I think I shall join because it will be interesting. They told us something about the organization in the meeting today. fl6-Nothing unusual happened today-except that I became acquainted with two more jseniors and three juniors. laybe by the end of this semester I will know all of th0me , 17-lhen I came back to school at noon, I could hardly get through the halls on ac- count of the lovesick couples standing around. Being as bad as all this now, I wonder what it will be like when school is half' over. 18--Oh sleep! Blessed sleep! I guess you've gone forever. Mama only took pity on ,me last week because I was starting to high school. Today she made me get up early and help clean house. I guess I won't look forward so strongly to next Saturday. ,2l-Some one mentioned football today. I wonder what it is. From what I can gather it must be a game. Wish they'd hurry up and start something. This is worse than grade school. we had recess there and we could go out and play thirty minutes each da . 22i-Today was another G. R. meeting. 1 learn more about it every week. I know that I'm going to join. They had a program today. It wasn't very long, though. I wish they'd hurry and start having those chapel programs or whatever they are. 23-Nothing happened today except that I got a bawling out in both my study halls. One of them was for sleeping and the other was for reading a magazine. Guess I'll ,ggyllf T df lm? ' fl A fa C535 aj., ,I - Ili? nhthsr pr.y.n mf, 1,5 'ff r ' ' Jlrfa ' f 1 1 l A 2' ' nr' we J fx I XJ 7, 57 f 1 , I? S ovv-J,I 'thsaght have to do my reading and sleeping at home. - 24-Our first football game. Westphalia came here only to be beaten 21 to O. I wentcyow sl' J W' weve to the game and yelled when every one else did but why I was yelling, no one knows. to Send oufl. ca-rcu,la.'r 27-Talk about blue Mondayl This one was purple. Same old Monday classes. Don't know why 'I wanted to go to high school anyway. OCTOBER l-Another football game today. We played at LaCygne and beat them 6 to O. They took four bus loads so I went along. I didn't want to stay here and have class alone. Again I yelled but I don't know why I was yelling. 4-Blue Monday! Everything turned hopelessly black when I was presented with two quizzes today. Oh well, some teachers never will use any judgment anyway. 5-Regular diet of algebra and English, without any relish. My appetite for such is growing stale. 8-Blue Hound walloped us here today. The score was 30 to O. They must have lost because I didn't go out to yell for them. ll-Glee Club practice today. Doesn't sound as though they need me in there-I stop- ped singing once and you could not have told I stopped. They went on just as though I'd never sung. 15-Heard some of the seniors talking today-it seems that they are planning to have to do those things. Wellsville I guess I'll have to start go- to cheer them on. the seniors had their party. I have gone. They said that only a party soon. ' I wonder if we freshmen are allowed came here for a game today, and it was a tie 0 to 0. ing to the games. Maybe we would win if I were there 18-Usual old llonday routine, only more so. Tonight don't see why they didn't invite ms, I'd liked to seniors were allowed, but I saw Coach Jilka going in. 22-Our boys went to Pleasanton to play football today. They beat us by a score of 12 to 7. We'll hope for better luck next time. 25-This was my night. The freshmen had a party in the high school gym. I guess we had pretty much the same idea as the seniors because we invited Coach Jilka to our party. The seniors ordered their rings today. They got out of classes all day to select them. Too bad I'm not a senior. 20 lelfe-rs. When ,H Pckeafnceds 5 FX! 0,4 es Nl ge vary N ...g 6 eg . gli, lx LA KJ! I wmv -TQBX 6 X . I Haydn: 26-The sophomore class wouldn't let the freshmen out-do them so they had a party in the gym tonight. 28-The junior class had a skating party in the Parker City Hall. I'm afraid I couldn't stand up on those funny little wheels so I'm thanl-:ml I'm not a junior. They said that they rmde all the juniors put on a pair--even the sponsors, Miss Frederickson and Coach Jilka skated. 30-Tomorrow night is Hal lowecn so I guess we'll have to round up a bunch and do our knocking on doors tonight because tomorrow is Sunday. NOVEMBER 1-Nothing much doing. Had one unexpected quiz today. I probably flunked it be- cause I didn't have my lesson very well. 4-Floods! Both wet and dry-rain and assignments, respectively. Louisburg came down to play football today. It looks as if our boys can play better in mud and water up to their knees. We won by a score of 7 to O. 5-We get a long looked forward to vacation-teacher's meeting. 8-Lost nv fountain pen so I nude my first announcement in assembly today. Never knew there were so many people in that auditorium until I turned around and faced them. That was a critical time to discover it, too. Wish I had thought about it ba- fore. 10-Several of my friends have the flu. I hope I don't take it. I live and breathe and have my being in musterole and listerine these days. 12-The boys went to Mound City only to be beaten by a score of 26 to O. If I were- n't such a faithful han, I'd never go out again to see them beat. It nearly tears my poor heart in two. 15-I'm taking the flu! Oh my back and my bones and my head! That's what I call tough luck with tomorrow being the last football game of the season. Guess I won't get to see it. 17-Flu, aspirin, musterole-and the rest. Wish Thanksgiving were over because I haven't anything to be thankful for now. 18-The Public Speaking class had a tea so they could put into practice their art of conversation. I think they invited a few of the students in to tea. Too bad I was- n't at school. I always did like tea. 19-I've been in bed all day. But things are looking up because it snowed and they postponed the game. Maybe I'll get to see it after all. 23-The F. F. A. organization sponsored a Pie and Box Supper tonight but because of my fluey past , I'm.stay:lng in and writing letters. ' V 24-Not much doing today. I heard that school would be dismissed early on account 'of tomorrow being Thanksgiving. I hope I don't eat too much turkey. l 50-Today was our last game. Kincaid came and we beat them by a score of 7 'to O. I went to the game and did as much yelling as anyone. I guess we must be pretty good, but I can't get any sense out of the game. Theghjust run up end down the field with the ball and then fall all over each other. ybe I'll learn by the time I'm a senior. DECEMBER 2-Music amateur program tonight. Too bad I still have such a cold. If I hadn't I'd have gotten a prize beck-use I can sing lots better than the girl that get a prize 5-The Girl Reserves had a panty for the football boys tonight. We surely had a lot of fun. We played games and then refreshments were served. I guess the boys and Coach Jilka deserved that much, anywayg we only lost 3 games. 8-The junior class sponsored a orrnival in the high school gym tonight. I took my penny bank down to the bla cksmith shop and had it opened so 1 could take in every- thing. 10-Our first basketball game and we won. We beat Merwin by a score of Let's keep up the good work boys. 15-Saw the la , Scarecrow Creeps, given b the Oral En lish class. The play was P 5' Y S good and it surely made me creep all the way home. I was so scared that I couldn't walk. 17-Basketball game with llound City here. We won by a score of 18 to 16. I really like basketball games, and we have a good team this year. How do I know? I didn't have to be told. We girls used to play basketball in grade school so I know some- thing about the game. 18-Tonight the senior class sponsored the picture show Pig-Skin Parade. They had free bus service so they had a large crowd. I wish they'd have them more often. I surely like picture shows. 21-The boys went to Prescott to play basketball tonight. The pocketbook is getting rather flat so I didn't go. They came back and told me about it. Tie won 26 to 25. 23-The sophomore class sponsored an assembly program this afternoon. Santa was there and gave us our gifts and then we were dismissed for vacation. 28 to 9. JANUARY 3-Back to classes. Excitement is about as scarce as snow flakes in July. Coach Jilka didn't get back from his vacation. Guess he must have had too much Christmas spirit. 4.-More of nothing--except final preparation which is worse than nothing. disagree 50 lf'-hz Jurl TFT 72 L-irc fa dlasslff al Lx ' X lu ffffx f 522: 99 NI-s 'part 0 rl , M 4- nf r 4 -'Q x JK H 5 ' IL-.I . e---1 MII X L 1 Xi U Y I-, fi Z L. 1- '- , l. lv . xx... - ' M! -1 Q X I xi Jownefs first 165.5071 'L MN! --1 ' fx! pnqn f?!!'f!.!' 71. ,lllqln Hf'fIf1fV'f n 7 i . I T unmay Relern Me ofh-915 ,, any-:avr fl-ge' out BAND Personnel of Band Lois Bottrell Veta Haas Robert Dedrick Doris Payne Mr. Dwyer, Director Dale Lemon Mildred Hodgson , Esther Cochran Howard Akers Helen Cochran Harold Brown Jacquelyn Quaintance Dillard Cox Phyllis Bohnert Howard Quaintance Eugene Prentice Frank Davis La Verne Harold Clarence Traul Janetta Oakley Adrian Johnson Norma Jean Clarke Willus Madison Through the diligent efforts of the school board, band, and The Parkerettes, new uniforms of gold and scarlet have been purchased for the band. Although the band has decreased in size, it seemingly has increas- ed in tone and quality. The band has played at several places and events this year: The American Royal Fort Scott Greeley Picnic Fontana Football games Weekly Summer Concerts A pep band was organized under the direction and leadership of Dillard Cox. This pep band played at nearly all of the home basket ball games and assembly programs. 0l' E 5 - X W -e'if ' Q . f If J - , H fd we The Trap Drummzr Spank: Hi: Sm: 22' CRESCENDO CLUB The Crescendo Club was organized on March 29, 1957, at the Easter Jamboree presented for all students enrolled in music. The officers elected are as follows: Pres ldent --------- --Dillard COX Vice President ------ Dale Lemon Sec. Treasurer---Thomas Oakley o o o 9 9 9 o o 9 9 e e Q o 0 1 9 r m , YQ 0 0 X 9 df 0 Q 0 o ' 0 OPERETTA The Spanish operetta nToreadorsn was presented March 18, 1958, in the high school auditorium. The girls' music appreciation class were the dancing girls. A colorful touch was added to the entire ensemble by the band, seated in the orchestra pit. Their new scarlet and gold uniforms caught the eye, while the ear was listening to their playing of the overture. 23 5 i I Thirty-six boys responded to Coach Jilka's call for football candidates. Since this was Coach Jllka's first year at Parker, everyone was interested in what he might do in the way of winning. Eleven lettermen were among the squad of thirty-six boys that reported for football. with these boys as a nucleus, Coach Jilka built a team, who,when the season closed, had won four games, lost three, and tied one. Westphalia was the first victim to the tune of 21 to O. Playing on the local field, every member of the squad got into the line-up. Touchdowns were made by Stocklin, Barnett and Cockram. In the second game of the season at LaCygne, Parker made plenty of yardage, but was unable to cross the goal line but once. Blue lound,playing here, gave Parker its first defeat. The game was closer than the score indicated. On October 15 two teams of equal caliber met at Parker and after forty-eight minutes of hard play were still equal. The game ended in a 0 to O tie. Both Wellsville and Parker had an opportunity to score once as each had the ball on the five yard line, but in both cases the defense strengthened and prevented a score. In a game that was well played by Parker, Pleasanton took the long end of a 12 to 7 score. The game ended when, with the score 7 to 6 in favor of Parker, thirty seconds to play and fourth down and goal to gc, Pleasanton completed a pass over the goal line to give them the game. Barnett, Husted, Schriver and Goodall, all regulars were out with injuries in this game. The following week, Parker playing a good game in the rain and mud, defeated Louisburg 7 to O. Stocklin, who did a remarkable job of carrying the ball in the mud, went over in the first half for the only touchdown of the game. Franse made the extra point by plunging across from the two yard line. This was the home-coming game and a large crowd was on hand to see the mud battle. Hound City was winner of the Parker- Mound City game at Mound City- P6 to 0, Th, Mound City team who were eventually the County uchampsn, varied their attack to run up a large score. ' In a postponed game and also the final game of the season and the last game for the seniors, Parker made a touchdown on the first play to beat Kincaid 7 to O on the home field. A pass to Cockram was com- pleted to the fifty yard line and he legged it the extra point to make the score 7 to 0. The following boys played their last game for Parker High School: Marion Barnett Harold Brown Junior Cavinee Lloyd Cockram Dillard Cox Junior Funk In addition, the following bo Byron Boydston Lloyd Burcham Roy can ins Jay Crisler Gerald Davey lundell France Richard Goodall Elvyn Hampton Orland Hardy Sidney Higginbottom Wayne Holderman Fred Lee ys were on the squad: Season Score Loraine Husted Ju ior Ingram Dale Lemon Edward Reed Albert Rues Eugene Schriver Jack Lockhart Clyde Logan Glenn Logan William Milton Clayton Povenmire Roseph Reed Milan Schroyer Paul Smitheran Granville Stocklin James E. Thompson Clarence Traul Dalton Troutman 0. 7 Q Westphalia Sept. 24 Here 12-0 1' P at e LaCy Q oss. 1 'rhere s--o ,f - 4 Blueggound occ. e aan o-as 3,4 fy'K Wellsvllle Oct. 15 Here 0-0 ,f' 1, , x Pleasanton Oct. 22 There 7-12 3 Q Louisburg Nov. 5 Here 7-O , 3 ' lou d City Nov. 12 There 0-26 N e I f Kincaid nov. :so Hen 1-o f 24 5....L 4' Q 1 'V .qggnr .,.,n4 1 'Q 0 UN' ,yang 19' ' 81 ' Y or fi if N Hi The basketball season was started with a nucleus of seven letter meng Barnett, Ingram, Fife, Cockram, Frames, Stocklin, and Dedrick. Parker ran its consecutive string of victories to five before yielding to an opponent. Two losses were suffered and then again the victory march reached seven before another defeat was taken. All in all, fourteen games were won and five lost for a winning percentage of .737. Parker finished the league with eight victories and two defeats, thus capturing the league title for the first time in the history of the school. Parker defeated Blue Hound 32 to 14 in the first rou d of the oou ty tournament. Pleasanton, who was idle the first night, took Parker out of the running for the county championship by winning 56 to 28. In the consolation game, Parker again was subdued. This time Prescott was winner by a 32 to 28 score. Parker had previously defeated Prescott in league play, once by one point and once by two points. Parker entered the regional tournament at Kansas City in the Class A division. They were defeated by Washington Rural High 23 to 22 in an overtime game. The boys did not play their usual game, they seemed to be lost on the large floor. However, Parker has one consolation in the fact that lard Hi, the State Class A Champions, defeated Washington Rural by only five points. Twelve letters were issued by Coach Jilka. Those receiving letters and the nu ber of letters they have received in the sport are' larion Barnett, 43 Lloyd Cockrsm, 55 Junior Ingram, 21 lundell Franse, 23 Granville Stocklin, 25 Eldon Fife, 2, Charles Dedrick, 25 Ju ior Funk, lg Junior Cavinee, lg Dale Lemon, lg Albert Rues, lg Billy Calvin, 1. The following boys will graduate from the squad: Cockram, Barnett, Ingram, Funk, Cavinee, Dedrlck, Lemon, Rues and Fife. Thompson has been in school eight semesters and will not be eligible next year. The boys that will be back are: Stocklin, Franse, Hampton, Lockhart, Goodall and Calvin. Calvin, a junior, transferred from Lacygne this year. PARKER FIRST TEAI Parker serum 9 Parker roacam Parker Hound City Parker Lacygne Parker Prescott Parker Pleasanton Parker Blue Mound Parker Blue Hound Parker LaCygne ' Parker Pleasanton Parker Pleasanton 'V V J . Parker Prescott Parker lound City lNQbk ' A , Parker Osawatomie Parker Prescott X K l Parker Fontana Parker Osawatomie K X Parker Washington Parker Blue Hound First team wen 14 and lost 5. 6 Second team won l5 and lost 1. A 5 41-g.. 2 The first call for track brought thirty-five ambitious boys onto the field and track to begin training for a hard schedule that lay before them this spring. H While Albert Rues is the only letterman of last season, several of the boys have been point winners ln past seasons and at the time this book goes to press, which is before any meet of the season, it appears that F. R. H. S. should have a team that will give a good account of itself. Rah! Rah! Rah! Cn, Parker Hi! And did Parker Hi go on ---- particularly during the basketball season. This was due largely to the faithful and willing cheerleaders. Gladys Stroup, our head cheerleader, proved to be a very capable leader for the other cheer leaders-Carl Peterman and Veda Fern Wlnelsno, who ln turn proved very capable of leading the student body. l Our cheer leaders attended every game, yelled, and made us vsll until we were hoarse. Of course we dldn't mind this because it usually helped to win the games. So in the future, if these competent cheerleaders go about ovsrythlng as they have gone about this business of cheerleading, we feel that much success will be theirs. 26 EVERETT CRABTREE Custodian of buildings Our transportation eyeten factory and repair depertmont LEE RAY Owner of buses 1 27 f 5 l X 'YQL-Q f bi m U0 0 0 U ' 1 ' ff 0 - Fw v0 Q1 I' 5-l aiee mf. -Minh TIM Ani' V? JZ o .H ' L 'f'bomTvS0v-L YHMPS :dal Miss Starliper: HWhere's your pencil, Howard?n Fat Akers: 'A1n't got none, teacher.n Miss Starliper: nHow many times have I told you not to say that? Listen, I haven't got one, you haven't got one, we haven't got one, they haven't got one--' Fat Akers: My, where are all the penc11s?n .i. ob Pleasamoff cefibhg 5 Miss Eyman: example of indirect tax. Lindley Cox: The dog tax. Miss Eyman: tax?n it Eindley: WBecause the dog dcn't pay 'Can anyone give' me an 911 nwhy is that an indirect X I Il ll N Ll, ,- -5 5313146-7 if JSF any A rf NT. Euloi Te'Iv.f?L5 from kansas Cqffy fx T A Q PM l il X! ' WH 0 4? A-x algim if 'R X ZULEDTLJL f 52? Q ' '9f?UI'f 5 A K ,Q 19 0340 ' I Q V , , , 4 5 , , ' i 3 Pfrf P Fi? 5 PE' 1 ,, 1 5 O LS l A. ,1., ' ,ff W' 4.119 ilcfwf S9 f ' N, 4 5, MTX R , 271169 -4, ,. i-I -J ' X Q' 'f,II,5,Kw2 'W A f Q Q! pr iff-W Q- : Q s -.-X Mi!! 3 .If 'Ox L9'747.9o,y 29 .X , G1 ,M Q riff s 4 E 3 2 i K R x-. ., -w ,--1 - -l Y - ev-r,:',l bIATI+FI.l The general aims of the speech course are: to develop self confidence, poise, in- itiative, and individuality. With this in mind the courses are planned to enable the students to have practical experience in giving talks that a person in any walk of life might, at some time, have to give. As a means of developing poise and self confidence, each student is required to appear in at least one full length play. In Parker High School the public speaking classes are elective subjects for sen- iors. This year thirty-six of the forty-six seniors are enrolled in the two speech classes. The first semester class presented two three-act plays: nThe Scarecrow Creepsn and HSweet Sixteen.n The second screster class gave NHer Step husbandm U H V W R T I D V V S B f V Y H .. U .l . 1.41 31 On April 29, the senior class gave the play nMoonshlne and Honeysuckle.' The following seniors were the cast: Charles Dedrickg Wanda Richardsg Thelma Hodgsong Eldon Fifeg Irene Keitelg Carl Petermang Evelyn Erownlngg Dillard Coxg Loraine Hustedg Vergll Nicholas: Dale Lemony Anna Mae Richardsong Winston Nicholas. The junior class presented the play nTea Toper Tavernn on April 8, 1958. The cast was as follows: Gladys Stroupg Phyllis Singerg Evelyn Povenmireg Phyllis Drake: Lloyd Burchamg Lucy McHoneg Esther Cochrang Orland Hardyg Granville Stockling Vernon Ellisg Lindley Coxg Byron Boydstong Helen Alexanderg Darlene Zimmerman. 32 I 1 4 . rn S 1' v .- .-bw X fd i + Q 1 'f ,,., 5, -Q. - R , as ' Y:-f is me M f ,. NNN! ,QF XO.. Z.. w S 5 g, is ., A av QQ N 1 S3 w. is ' ig 1,-rw gg Q52 38 .vw mi ,WZ I gan- ug If A ' it' ,. V315 41- 7 , new x W, Q ,....,.,. V K -if 3 4? ll 'wt Lggzb Eigg: INDUSTRIAL ARTS C325 5, l,,fZ:?Wlllll- P. R. H. S. is very proud to have one of the best equipped industrial arts shops in this part of the country. The shop, having eleven double benches, will accomodate twenty-two students at one time. Besides a check room containing about every other tool necessary for hand woodwork, each bench is equipped with tools that are commonly used in every day operations. In addition to the hand tools, the shop is equipped with a circular saw, jointer, band saw, lathe,and grinder. The department carries a large supply of native lumber which is sold to the students for the construction of projects. There are sixty boys enrolled in the industrial arts department this year--forty-four taking woodworking and sixteen taking mechanical drawing. One of the events much looked foreward to in this department is an industrial tour of Kansas City, during which such places as Kansas City Star, Kansas City Power and Light Co., Sheffield Steel Works, Ford Motor Co., Armour or Swift Packing Co. and Municipal Airport are visited. This two day tour has been made the last two years by students of the department and has proved very educational and enjoyable to all making the trip. In the spring when all projects are finished, they are placed in the gymnasium for display to the public during commencement week. I A Wi ilklfje l,,v 9 E-I I DO D il' UUBUU I L fl l W In '-3' 34 gafigx X -f-'giqa C. wg, 9- NEI :L , 1 ', 5 ht Ft E 1fJ7': 5 ll Nl Q 'v vo cn Tl ONAL AGRICULTURE i512 5iN,3w G W l: '.:l.f f .M '. y wr nf- -ta' sf' F y Lrg, The vocational agriculture department of Parker Rural High School although only four years old, is one of the outstanding departments in the state., Three courses in agriculture are offered in this department--a course in selection and care of live- stock, to the sophomore boys, a course in crops production, including seed selection, cultivating methods, and soil fertility is taught to the junior boys. The senior boys take a course in farm management which includes a stud of f 1 , , y arm ng from the manager's standpoint, as well as some of the more advanced production problems. An essential part of the course is the projects carried by each boy during the three years he is enrolled in the department and continued after he has been graduated from high school. Much valuable experience as well as a small start in farming is given to the boys through the development of their farming program, The 'Farm Shop' is another essential part of the department. In the farm shop all the simpler constructions and repair jobs that commonly arise on the average farm, are taught, A few of the more important projects are: farm blacksmithing concrete work tool sharpenlng, and machine repair. , , A great deal of interest is added to such projects as selection of desirable types of livestock, crops and poultry, by the fact that the boys who become the most effi- cient are permitted to represent our school in local, district, and state contests each vearo go din X2 Et 1555 E 4, ,nj 5?-. I w a 'if - if 4 .9 ., HL' , -1 2 i x y K .. ,fi -is--3 35 'Ke fe gl' 11-!w5'c'555-' T Z'- 'rns GRAPHIC 2 . . Q l 1 lvlnllmllnl N 5e55EEs:s2LiEL.a , - 'Yrs i fi!--A ,H Qu fl .zgg-22:11--..- , FJ ,fi ,er- COMMERCE One of the largest departments in Parker Rural High School is the commerce depart- ment. One hundred and twenty three students are enrolled in the four subjects taught by Mr. Jilka-shorthand, bookkeeping, secretarial course, and typing. A total of sixty students desired to take typing, but the number of typewriters in the department made . it necessary to limit the enrollment to forty-two. Five new typewriters were purchas- ed by the school board this year to help take care of some of the demand. The bookkeeping class is the next largest with thirty-three students participating in the recitation and laboratory work. Half of the bookkeeping periods are spent in practical work. Thirty-five students enrolled in shorthand, but the number has decreased the sec- ond semester to twenty-nine. Only one year of shorthand is taught and it consists of teaching the rules and the application of themg howe'er, much transcribing is done during the year. Fifteen students are enrolled in commercial geography taught by Mr. Elliott, twenty-five in commercial law taught by Miss Eyman, and twenty-four in business arith- metic taught by Miss Frederickson. For the irst time in several years business law is being taught in Parker High School. The twenty-five juniors and seniors enrolled in the class are so enthusiastic in their praise of the course that undoubtedly there will be a demand that it be offer- ed next year. The chief purpose of the class is to indicate to the student the in- fluence which the law exerts upon the conduct of business. This is done through dis- cussion of numerous business problems,legal relations, and actual cases which have been decided by the courts. Commercial arithmetic combines arithmetical processes with the principles of bus- iness. In the earlier chapters a review of fundamentals is given. Then they are appli- ed to practical and interesting problems. The later chapters are more informational and vocational in content. The commercial geography course is offered for one semester only,' a d is open to members of the freshman class. This course deals with trade routes where gy the United States carries on her trade with neighboring countries of the world. The main export and import agricultural products and commodities are discussed as to the importance of their rank in value both in production and in consumption. The course gives to the student ideas as to how the different commodities are produced and prepared to be used by the consumer. It also gives him information as to why there is such a wide var- iation in the cost to the consumer for the different imported goods. 36 1 T T 539 e 5 mm' fsqfill f U Ara ,Cs ,kan ji Gail ,fi fjyafm JM Q s 1,',n.4x.:s,, . f -R HQKX V X, x,, ,XW3gw .f1, r- I mt. el X3-' HOME E C ONOMICS Three years work is now offered in the Home Economics department, so that any girl may secure a major in that department if she wishes. The work is elective and open to any girl is school. There are approximately sixty-five girls enrolled this year. The first year's work is divided into one semester of foods and one of clothing. In the semester of foods, underlying principles of nutrition are taught and the fundamentals of cooking, preparing and serving of a breakfast. In clothing the uses of sewing machine, making of the most commonly used seams, hems,and stitches, the requirements of good design and suitable choice of styles and colors are stressed. Household articles involving both hand and machine sewing are made as are some of the simpler, plainer garments such as slips and aprons. The second year of work is really a continuation of the first. The work is divided again into a semester each of clothing and foods. In clothing a more detailed study of fabrics, design, and color is carcied on. Garments are made of silk and woolen materials as well as cotton. This year some very smart looking cotton and silk prints were made along with numerous skirts, blouses, capes, and jackets. A continued study of meal plann- ing is made both in theory and practice. An interesting and important feature of the work is the planning, preparing and serving of luncheons. About four years ago the third year course was added. It is called 'Home Living' and the subject matter covers a field almost as broad as the name. This course runs consec- utively for both terms and should be taken, preferably, during either thejunior and senior year. Some of the units covered in this course and as follows: The home and the familyg the family income and budget making, study of types of domestic architecture: colorsg schemesg choice and arrangement of furniture: home and community sanitationg communicable dlseasesg family health and home care of the sick, food for sick, and child care and de- velopment. It is intended to be not only informationalg but to give the girl a greater appreciation of the dignity and important of home making. The girls gain much usefulinformational and practical experience. At V8P10US tim68 throughout the years they serve at banquets and frequently displays of their clothing work are shown and fashion revues given. In if 'I gl lf'l'1 iq llfl I rx' ff 9 at ' A.: , 37 ,' I YQ , at l X E C G 595 , A B -P g i M TH: A les H DF The mathematics department of Parker Rural High School in- cludes four courses during the yearg namely,, algebra, 300131- business arithmetic, geometry, and applied mathematics. There were one hundred fifteen enrolled in this department. I Algebra is offered to first year students. This is the W basic course in mathematics and all higher work depends on it ,Af as a foundation. It includes various arithmetical problems but U simplifies their solution by use of algebraic methods. 1 is lx I1 1' K Social-business arithmetic is an excellent study of general mathematics. It combines mathematical calculations M with some practical social situation just as it will be found t in after-life. l Geometry is a study of figures which are common in nature or in the constructions of man. Geometry trains the student to express his thought accurately and to reason correctly. .TQ the student who wishes only one year of high school X?-f, ,mathematics, a fine selection is applied mathematics. Half ,,-f'T3g5l 'of the year the course includes practical arithmetical problems 4 ' ?,aQQf'3 dealing with such subjects as travel, banking, communication, Q,f LhMQ3QQ?,1postal service, etc. The other half year includes a study of if - ---4 M the simpler principles of geometry and algebra. Although ap- ' '?QHfff plied mathematics is planned especially for freshmen, upper tg Q' classmen, who have not had an opportunity to take the course, ' Nhpn: gf are often enrolled. , . fi as vy, ' x s 38 A Q QQZQYZYZYZYQT' ,, , I tw 1? mm WNNOW G 'R ,0.0...o.o,A PH YS ICA L EDUGATI ON mmnnnnw ' o Recent experiments have proved that students in physical education classes derive the most benefit when they are permitted to take part in those sports which they enjoy. With this in mind the g1rl's physical education class of Parker Rural High School is organized and sponsored. The class has an enrollment of thirty-two girls. In order that more girls may have an opportunity to participate in the sports, the class is divided into two sections, one section meeting the sixth period, the other section meeting the seventh period of the day. Soft ball and tennis are played in the fall and spring when the weather per- mits outdoor play. Basket ball and volley ball are played during the winter. For each of these sports the class is divided into teams for the purpose of stimulat- ing interest through each team's attempt to attain the highest rating during the season. The basket ball inter-class tournament is the event of the year which cre- ates the most interest. Each class elects a captain and organizes its team. This year in the semi-finals the seniors defeated the freshmen by a score of 12-9. The juniors won from the sophomores by a score of 8-2. In the finals the sophomores were victorious over the freshmen by a score of 6-2. By defeating the seniors, the juniors again became champions, an honor which they have held for three years. ffm N ff K, N A mil K xt If fax Q K fx fx J ku Nywgvjaj Xb-.2 L6pZg5A ..., M v5vws'-WW--M-X ,, M , , ,,,,,,, FOR OUR GRADUATI FORHALS 8EE PoLs oN' Always the Newest in Coats, Dresses, Shoes and Accessories POLSON DRY GOODS CO. OSAWATOMIE,KANSAS 40 4 I. Complete line merchandise in every department COKER snows RS Quality at the right price 1, X N 7-msn 21 Vx . f Wiki' ' VINTONZS For good photographs MOUND CITY REPUBLIC and Kodak finishing MOUND CITY. KANSAS go to Q ' I Q E 2 3 4 Your: comrry PAPER Guy R. Hively, Editor k Publisher Garnett Kansas' 'Read Linn County News in Linn County's Leading Newspaper.' CANNON -FRAKER CLOTHING 00. Hart Schaffner-Marx Suits Curlee Clothes Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Friendly Five Shoes Fortune Shoes Kansas Brand Overalls Wolverine Work Shirts THE STORE FOR TH LAD AND HIS DAD Garnett, Kansas LES.. 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Q IVAN CLARK Shelf Hardware, Stoves and Ranges Farmall Tractors and Repairs Sewalls Paints and Varnishes Mound City, Kansas WR.ALl8TlN OPTOMETRIST--Established 1912 State permit No. 457 Mound City Kansas 48 m hilt C Cy. Guaranteed used cars at better prices GARNETT Phone 500 KANSAS WW, eee. ..,, e I. , zigf, . i i .N,,X,WmWW ,e e ,ee e eeee e 5 . 1, X ,e 1 QQ,, A1E A - ' b Q . kf f .. , STITH-CASIDA CHEVROLET CO. CAS DA SALES AND SERVICE 636 S EET Pnons 750 OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS 49 ' I ...W CL.. J- finale will arrive before the finals at this rate. I've crammed like Jonah before he relieved himself of the whale. Our boys went to Blue Hound tonight to play basketball. we won by a 6-I'm afraid my until 1 feel just 7-R-E-V- I-E-W. score of 30 to 24. 10-First of the their quiz tonight. Imagine! A banquet being a quiz. I guess I'll have to take speech, 1 think I'd like examinations like that. ll-LaCygne came here to play basketball only to be beaten by a score of 41 to 18. we really have a basketball team this year. Haven't been beaten yet. 12-Nsemestersnl 'Nuff sed. 15-Recreation,' rest, and repose today. I can destroy all my notebooks and proceed to forget all that I learned. The more I forget, the more space 1'1l have to fill in with second semester knowledge. 17-Beginning of a'hew semester. lany students turned over a new leafu-only in their books though. 18-My poor hqart is brokenl we have lost two basketball games. we lost to Mound City on their court by a score of 29 to 17. I think I shall attend the next game. Maybe that will help. 19-The Oral English class presented another play 'Sweet Sixteenu. Too bad it wasn't another ucreepyu one because l happened to have an escort and he would have protected me. 20-Mr. Dwyer took his Parkerettes to Centerville tonight to put on a music program. I didn't go but everyone said it was awfully good. 21-It worked! I went to the gale tonight and we were victorious over Prescott 29 to semester quizzes in the fonm of a banquet. The speech class had 27. 25-we went to Osawatomie tonight to beat the Trojans by a large margin, 56 to 20. Guess I'll have to go to all the rest of the games. 28-It worked again! I went to see Parker play Blue Hound here tonight and we won by a score of 38 to 25. FEBRUARY 1-We really are getting good! We defeated Fontana here in basketball by a score of 43 to 290 , i4-We went to LaCygne to play basketball tonight. We won by a large margin of points, 45 to 29. 7-Same old Monday classes. Our winning all these games hasn't seemed to help mat- ters any. in the league. The score was 40 to 34. 4 14-st. Va1entine's Day! From all appearances, Cupid must have been pretty busy to- day-many boxes of candy, valentines, etc. were being passed around. I'll bet I got more than anyone else, but there weren't any names signed-maybe they to know who sent them. 15-The Girl Reserves entertained their mothers and adopted mothers mothers and daughters. I came and brought Mamma. Everyone surely had 16-First round of the county tournament at LaCygne. Parker beat Mound City beat LaCygne. Let's hope we beat Pleasanton tomorrow night. 17-1 knew I should have gone to the game tonight. Pleasanton beat us and Mound did 't want me at a party for a good time. Blue Mound and Jhv,.dJiE:Qyun, we ef -- I7 W ry Wiqflfliff Qzigi ,gr , fa ef ,,.Q fe fg ff, YT 1 FL, .il L-ICKED THE PLA TTEQ CLEAPZD-' Q S Q V :If 1-K UQ f, Q A 'Baa I S S Q GD ' 1 f, ,. J ll-I went to the basketball game here tonight. We beat Pleasanton, putting us first f' iss!! W f'0 C Qs A 4 ' 9 4 S City beat Prescott. If I had gone to yell for the boys, we might have won. But it was sleeting and the roads were slick so Mamma wouldn't let me go. we still have a chance to get a trophy, so let's beat Prescott Friday night. 18-I went to the game tonight and still it didn't do any good. Prescott defeated us giving us fourth place in the tournament. Mound City took first by defeating Pleasanton. 1 guess we cou1dn't expect to take the league and tournament all at once so we'll take the tournament next year. l9-uSnow, snow, beautiful snowln Oh, how I'd like to get my hands on the guy that said that. The snow is about 12 inches deep and Mamma made me go to town today. I had to stop and rest several times so I could make it up there and back. 22-I saw getting better. Too bad we couldn't have done that in the tournament. 25-The senior class gave a negro minstrel tonight. They were nking money for the year books so of course I went. Some of the negroes were rather pale but it was good. Parker beat Osawatomie tonight by a score of 46 to 22. Looks like we're MARCH 2-The music department presented a music program tonight. It really was good. They had the one act operetta nLady Franoes,n a band concert, and kiddies Revue. The Kiddies Revue certainly brought the business to the Frederickson Dancing School and to Prof. Clem Young, who gives lessons on all wind instruments. 4-I never saw so many Jilka's in all my life four of Coach Frank Ji1ka's brothers came here from Salina to play the Parker Town Team in basketball. Jilka, Jilka, Jilka, Jilka, and Jilka won by a large margin. That just shows what brothers can do if they try. The girls' town team was defeated by our junior girls. Parker P. F. A. boys beat the LaCygne F. F. Aa buys. The boys in rubber boots and aprons beat a girls' team. I surely had a good time. lish they'd do things like that more often. x9-Our basketball boys went to Kansas City to play in the regional tournament to- night. lamma wouldn't let me gog she said it was too far from home. 14-Another blue Monday turned hopelessly black when I was presented two unexpected huizzes. 1 , 50 w so Ae K I, A. T, E 't fi1QP fi I X af gg W f TI 4 53 Q.: ' -A-fx , fx I L Qx, 'a, fx,- gn eE5ALl1:7'C201ofAf 18-Another assembly program. Tonight was the operetta 'Toreadorsu. There surely were some pretty Spanish girls and handsome Spanish boys here. Too bad lamna always warned me to stay away from foreigners. 23-The Oral English class presented the play WHer Stop Husbandu, I never laughed so much in all my life. I don't believe anyone could really be so silly as those characters. Ifll surely be glad when I can take Oral English and be in the plays. 25-The Girl Reserves entertained their Dads and adopted Dads at a party for them. le played games, had a program, and then the highlights of the evening-refreshments. 30-I didn't get to go to the Public Speaking Tea but I did go to the G. R. Rother- Daughter Tea today. I took amma. Both of us enjoyed it very much. APRIL l-Music festival here in our high school. 1 attended and really had a swell time. It isn't Easter yet but I csuldn't wait any longer-1 just had to wear my new Easter bonnet. I met some students from other schools. I believe I'm going to like high school after all. f 4-Freshman meeting and Glee Club seventh period. Since I wasn't two persons I missed Glee Club. I understand they went ahead and had it anyway. 8-Tonight the ju iors gave the play nTea Toper Tavern.n It really was good. The junior class and their sponsors, Miss Frederickson and Mr. Jilka, proved themselves very capable of presenting a good play. 13-Tonight the Girl Reserves had a date party. I hated-to ask anyone for a date so I took my brother. we had a nice time but I'd have enjoyed myself more if I had taken a certain little freshman boy. Too bad I'm so bashful. 15-Linn County Track Meet at Mound City. I never saw so much broad j lping, high jumping, and pol' vaulting in all my life. Too bad I'm not a boy. I always thought 1'd like to do things like that. 18-Yesterday was Easter Sunday and I ate so many Easter eggs that I don't feel much like being at school today. That big chocolate rabbit that Mamma got for me almost made me sick. 27-lt looks like I'm going to have to stand in the halls and do my studying at noons. Mr. Elliott announced in assembly Friday that all couples must sit in thi study hall and talk instead of standing in the halls. I can't study in the study hall because when I look around and see all the victims of spring fever, my brain won't work. HAY 15-Baccalaureate address tonight. Some of the seniors seem to be happy and some seem to be sad. I'm afraid I'd be one of the latter kind. 17-Tonight was class night for the seniors. I surely enjoyed myself this evening. It won't be long now, seniors. 19-I attended the commencement exercises tonight. Most of the other students envy the seniors but I feel sorry for them. I know I should be sad if I had graduated. 20-I am already missing my classmates and the teachers. School closed today and I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of the first Monday in September. J? ggi! QPWQ K WM mv Mgr ,gli 1 51 Fresh Meats Fruits Groceries ARCHIE PARKS HO ! HUM 1 , . Quality Service 6 CITY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS bffq u Special prices on permanents 604 BI'OW1'1 Phone 247 shampoos and finger waves., We also give machineless permanents and do all lines of beauty work. 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