Parker Rural High School - Panther Yearbook (Parker, KS)

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Front row, left to right-- Maurer, Fields, Huffman, Ca:-min,MoFadden, Conley, Hixson, Mor:-ison,Page, Murdock, Byer1ey,Cookril1 Cochran. Back row-- Box'vioka,Clark, Higginbottom, Niokell, Perl-:s,Clark Merrill, Ropp, Oakley, Welker, Wilson, Maxwell, Keitel, Morrison. Insets: top, left-- Funkgbottom: left--England, bottom, right-- Winelands PEP CLUB The Girls' Pep Club was organized this year for the first time in the history of P.R.H.S. Its purpose is to encourage enthusiasm for school activities, instill a better school spirit, and to provide a cheering section for competitive sports. GIRL S' GYM The girls' physical education has an enrollment of eighteen. During the fall and spring terms the class played softball. In the winter the girls played basket ball. Other activities enjoyed by the girls this year were exercises,a pep assem- bly for our first football game, hikes, and a picnic. The climax of the year was the girls' basket ball tournament March 14 and l5. Front row, left to right-- Wlneland, Murdock, Clark, Walker, Merrill, Parks, England. Middle rowe- Ropp,Cookrill,Byerley,Hixson,Fields,Smith,Conley. Back row--McFadden,Huffrun,Higginbott m,Morrison. 29

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TRACK As the book goes to press before track has started, very little can be said about the prospects for this year. Only one letter winner, Traul, is back from last year's lettermen. Parker will enter th e county meet at Mound City on April 26 and several other meets with near-by schools. Last year with only five boys participa ting in track, Parker finished fourth, but only a few points below second place. Calvin took first in the broad jump and 200 yard low hurdles, second in the 220 yard dash for a total of thirteen points which made him high point man of the meet. and 440 yard run and third in the broad jump Traul placed third in the half-mileg Logan, third in the high jump and took third in the 1 Blue Mound won the county meet with 465 553 Mound City took third place with a total to fourth place with 275. Stocklin placed first in the shot put giving him a total of eleven points. third in the discus. Franse tied for shot put. pointsg Pleasanton placed second with of 28 points,which pushed Parker down -Wveg'2t- sie a ,N 65 .53 ,H RESTING YUM AYUMg PLEASE, . CLICK! nik CUTIE WE LOVE EACH OTHER. HELP NE SURPRISE! , TOGETHER SMILE WE DORIS AP P READY CATCH ME fxLQ4,Qif Holmvuwn BOUND AFTER ses ki- LIKE LES , .K 3, f.,. ' T' ' ??tT1fTmQvf?faQv. V F iQ5Q2if?519ZfTQ MY FACE MISS HUNT:-:Rx ISN'T DIRTY ACROSS THIS 28

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Front row, left to r1ght-- Harold, Sponsor, Frederickson, Payne. Middle row-- Fields,0ak1ey, Haas, Bohnert. Back row-- Quaintance, Hoyt, Traul, Huffman, Davey. GIRL RESERVES The Parker Girl Reserve Club was organized in 1924 and since that time has striven to put into practice the ideals for which it stands. This year every girl in High School is a member of the club which has for its purpose nTo Face Life Squarelyn and WTO Find and Give the Best.n Regular meetings are held each week and all girls are given opportunity and urged to have a part in the programs. The schedule of activities is determined by the cabinet at regular monthly meetings. The outstanding events of the year were the summer camp at Camp Wood attended by Eleanor Funk and Doris Payne, winter conference at Ottawa attended by Phyllis Bohnert, Jacquelyn Quaintance, Veta Haas and Amy Huffman, a football party, Wdaten party, the G. R. play, nMystery at Midn1ght,W the dad-daughter party and mother- daughter party. In addition to these events the Girl Reserves also sent a box of scrap books to the Mercy Hospital at Christmas time. G.R. Code G racious in manner I mpartial in judgment R eady for service L oyal to friends eaching toward the best arnest in purpose eeing the beautiful ager for knowledge everent to God ictorious over self ver dependable incere at all times