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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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KOONTZ Custodian of the OWHCI' and OPOTHT-01' Building and Grounds of the B1-1508 P+ pw in to- Y 3 DALE D LEMON B , H University of Kansas Principal, Commerce DOROTHY PARKS , State Teach rs College Springfield, M1SSOUTi English, Speech Play Director Library BESSIE FREDEHICKSON , Southwestern College Winfield, Kansas Mathematics General Science CHARLES H HUFF Independence Junior College Independence, Kansas B S , Kansas State College Manhattan, Kansas Vocational Agriculture 5 W '35-ui 'sf 4' Q X - QQ- .A ni s I Iv ,- A. . .s. ' 1::, '5:: K Lawrence, Kansas ' ,..f . 1 ,' f auf C if Q? Y B. S. e , X, A. B. Q n T EQQW JACK R WITHELR B S, State Teachers College West Chester, Pennsylvania Music RUTH WITMER A. , DePauw University Greencastle, Indiana Social Studies Spanish 35' Vt 'Q nls' EDITH SHRADER , State Teachers College Pittsburg, Kansas Home Economics Blology DALE D PENNYBAKER , State Teachers College Ehporia, Kansas Physical Education Industrial Arts Athletics i iziif-. L 0 1953 60 40 i wr ' 1 'ii H FAYE STITES Senior Pres1dent Y Teen Plays Glee Club lg SHIRLEY HAHON Y Teen Cabinet 2 Pres , Student Council Cheerleader 2 Glee Club h Senior Play DONALD CLINE Sen1or Vice Presldent Y Teen Plays Junior Play Senior Play ALBERT'WILCOX F L. President Senior Secretary Basketball M Football h Junior Play Senior Play ADA LOU SHEARER Pep Club President Sen1or Treasurer All School Play Gllee Club M 8 p-s ii '34 T l-if 7 i 4g:!e AIESF 'll' ' 1:-.pf IVONNE H WELL Y-Teen Plays Y-Teen Cabinet 2 Cheerleader 3 Glee Club U Senior Play HAROLD KNIGHT Basketball D Football h Glee Club Z Senior Play EUGENE ROGERS Student Council Glee Club 3 Band 3 Football Z LAVAUGHN HOWELL Track l Pep Club Vlce Pres Y Teen Plays Y Teen Cabinet l All School Play Junior Play Senior Play Cheer leader 2 Glee Club h CAROL WHITE Y Teen President Y Teen Cabinet 2 Perfect Attendance Glee Club M -Z 1. Band 15 QQ 9 'TBP i ll JD ANNE LEE Y-Teen Cabinet 2 Cheerleader l Glee Club 3 YLTeen Plays All-School Play Junior Play Senior Play DARRELL STITES Football 2 Glee Club h Junior Play Senior Play LUCILLE HAIHIHS Glee Club h Senior Play DONNA WISHART Y Teen Cabinet 3 Junior Play Senior Play an 4? Glee Club h Band 2 10 NOVELLA SCHHIDT GQ 019 RICHARD HcCOACH F. F. A. Treasurer Glee Club h Senior Play Football 2 Track l ,sq 0? 11 VIRGIL LIONS 4-slug, 4' 'Ps SHIRLEY WILSON Mlnden, M1ssouri Carl Junction, M1ssour1 ELAIN KIRKPAIRICK 'Q'-r flu! 11 HR. HUFF Sponsor Qian -us- MISS FREDERICKSON Sponsor AF! The four years we have spent at Parker Rural High School have been full of many activities, ath letic events and studles In April the senlor class gave a fine performance of the myatery play, WDrums of Death ' Two class parties ln the fall and spring provided enqoyment for all, and the Junior Senlor Banquet added wonderful memorles to our hlgh school experlences The flnal h1ghlignt before graduatlon was our trip to Oklahoma T1me has passes rapidly these four vears, and we are all proud to be grad uates of P R H S CLASS OFFICERS 19 9 19 O 1950-1951 Presldent Harold Knight President Eugene Rogers Vice Presldent Elaine Klrkpatrick V1ce Presldent Albert Wllcox Secretary Yvonne Howell Secretarg Carol White Treasurer LaVaughn Howell Treasurer Novella Schmidt 1951 1952 1952 1953 President Albert Wllcox President Faye Stites V1ce President Eugene Rogers Vice Presldent Donald Cllne Secretary LaVaughn Howell Secretary Albert WIICOX Treasurer Sh1rley Mahon Treasurer Ada Lou Shearer xooftm qzaqfv 's1e3og auagng 'qxeqstm euuoq 'snaqq ew afftcnq 'uosfrm Aarztqg 'qqitug pIo1eH 'seq suuvop 12 3 S N- 'Q A V R .I 1.1 5 . 1 3 . Z .. .. , A 0 A' fu 1 - as 5 0 EQIEWV , T l- , . 2:-'L V Q gl I ' I - - Lx' . A . . - - . ff,Q ft . V' .' u K I ' o o 0 0 ' l I I I I O l O O O l l C O ' . 0 0 . ' ' e u a Q . I O I I I I r O l I U O O I C O I I O 0 l O C O I O I I C O I I O . I O I O I O O I . Q o o n . 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 U O O I I I l I O ' I O l D . U O O U 0 CLASS PROPHECY It is 1999 and I've been a lot of places and seen a lot of people, but I wish I had my youth to live over again. I would certainly enjoy my high school days much more. How little did I realize that the most joyous da s of my life were passing then. I wonder if I can recall my old classmates now? Well, the first one that pops into my mind is DONALD CLINE. He is now a deal- er in used cars in Centerville. His wife Carol makes sure that the cars all have motors in them before they are sold. LUCILLE MATHEWS is the wife of Bobbie Davey and is a part time beau- ty operator in Springhill. RICHARD McCOACH finally married JoAnne Wilcox and is now first har- monica for Harry James. CAROL WHITE sings on the Wilcox TV show in Kansas City. YVONNE HOWELL is a sales girl in the Light Plaster and Paint Co ALBERT WILCOX, bachelor, farms Soo acres, runs a big TV show EUGENE ROGERS is recuperating from a broken heart, while coaching track at Parker JOANNE LEE is chief coconut tree climber for Billy Mills in Hawaii HAROLD KNIGHT, with Alice, is a barber in Parker Three chairs, yet SHIRLEY WILSON was to be married but her boy friend kept seeing spots before his eyes, so she got a Job at the Freckle Cream Co , Pittsburg DARREL STITES, after conducting the New York Philharmonic for ten years, decided he did not like long hair music and has gone back to farm ing near Mound City -eq., .lf LAVAUGHN HOWELL models young women's clothing for nEsquire,n but she has put on a little weight the last few years - may have to go in- to middle-aged clothes now. VIRGIL LIONS, replacing Johnnie Ray for the winter, will go back to tire-repairing at his gas station SHIRLEY MAHON 13 the secretary for the Cady Real Estate Co NOVELLA SCHMIDT is a foreman at Rival Manufacturing Co where she can keep an eye on Socony ELAINE KIRKPATRICK runs her own all night diner 1n Parker ADA LOU SHEARER poses for the calendar pictures in Polley's store FAYE STITES is a secretary in Carl Hardesty's grocery store i Centerville DONNA WISHART has become a fam ous western artist, her latest can vas is called nTale of a Horse Yes, it looks like all my old classmates are well accounted for They have all traveled long and far on different roads, but life has been very good to them DOYOU KNOW THESE SENIORS a W' 5.1 eel' P Xi Q e A 0 l 0 Q . . O . 0 Q e e T1 I . Q ' Q N 0 o 0 0 0 I fi., 9 v - .., ' , ti . t v Y - , A L , L . 3 - ,A ' rx' ' ,www-F 4 . . ' , vb, ' -I A - , A ' 3, I' ' ' iv? L ev' .4 A as w .ll ' ' Y .- '. x A 'f'f? 4 MQQ x 8.9 ,A f ' I La a ,K x l '. ,, . A. 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JUNIORS-CL SS 5 3 DORIS PAGE Y Teen Cabinet Junior Play THERSOLL SCHMIDT Secretary Junior Play F F A Vice Pres Football KATIE LOU BEASLEY Junior Play Twenty four jUD1OTS enrolled at Parker High School in September, 1952 The class elected Keith Platt presi dentg Dorothy Hacoubrie, vice presi dent, Thersoll Schmidt, secretary, Marion Hodgson, treasurer and Martha council members Mr and Mrs Wltmer were chosen sponsors The student body elected Carolyn Knight homecoming queen for the year Both the junior play, nThe Inner Wil ly,' and the Junior Senior Banquet in the spring were very successful Tw class parties were held a hamburger fry in the fall, and a wiener roast at Osawatomle Lake in the sprlng MARION HODGSON CAROLYN KNIGHT Treasurer YhTeen Cabinet Football Basketball 11+ KEITH PLATT President Basketball Football Band DOROTHY HACOUBRIE Vice President FLOYD BOWMAN Football All-School Play 9 ? Clinesmith and Warren Knight, student . o I g 4 LEE DEAN AUSTIN F F A Reporter DELORIS BALDWIN Y Teen Cabinet Junior Play WILLIS HODGSON Y Teen Plays PATRICIA MORGAN WARREN KNIGHT Y Teen Cabinet Basketball Football Junior Play RONALD SHAITER Junior Play Y Teen Plays L ZH snrm-:I KYLE 1 GLENN RILEY HR WITHER Football Sponsor Y Teen 5 J Student Junior Play F F A Secretary Student Coun MARTHA CLINESMITH Pep Club Treasurer All School Play uni Pl REX DAVEY All School Play F F A Sentinel MRS WITMER Sponsor or ays PATSY MUNDELL Y Teen Cabinet Y Teen Plays Junior Play EUGENE BYERLEY Junior Play All School Play Ban at EVA MAY DOUTHIT Junior Play EARNEST CORNETT Football 9 I fa A A r ' a X ll 0 0 o 0 O O C cil 3 , I 5 I 1 ' A A ff.. fl ' I ,f - s.. ' Q Q - d Agn? ew QV Ts :gn , ' . A V' , '11 gr A 1' fl , If I O Xe A. I 'M ' A , Tggef H-wrrr-rev? I gs in I ' In O 0 15 -fgfv SOPHOMORE CLASS S 1955 September 1, 1952 Dear D1a.ry It certalnly feels good to be a sophomore' There are twenty elght of us th1s year, lncludlng one new girl, June Fry Another glrl, Joyce Byerley golned us lat-r In the spr11g we welcomed Josephine Wllson September 12, Dear Dmary We held our flrst class meet1ng to day Dale Mahan was elected president, Evelyn Polley, vlce pres1dent, Ot1s L11e, secretary treasurer, and Wanda Troutman and Carl Frear, student council members The whole school elected Shlrley eulsenper ry and Evelyn Polley cheerleaders October lh, Dear Dmary The class party was a w1ener roast and hay rack r1de tonlght October 31, Dear D1ary oeven sophomores appeared 1n the'LTeen One-Act Plays, and three were chosen for the All School Play Apr 1 10, Dear D1ary Three sophomore boys contrlbuted to the success of the Boys' Glee Club at Lawrence, and many sophomore glrls sang with the music groups at that event Seven sohpomores plaved wlth the band ln the c11n1c at Mound Clty Aprll 28, Dear Dlary Beth D1ehm has been elected presldent of I 1 en, a great honor for a sophomore g1r1 Wag 1, Dear Dlary It was the g1r1s from the sophomore class tha+ served the IUDIOTS and thelr guests at the Junior oenmor Banquet tonight. This has been a big year for our class and shows that we will contribute a great deal to P.R.H.S. in the next two years. 9 'H pd! -L,....4 ,e ' as he 'N 1 EA ' 'S My-,, .- veg., 1 .M Y, ,fm ROSALIF BPOWNPACK MARJORIF WILCOX DALE MAHAN Y Teen Cabinet Presldent All School Play Basketball Ban Football JOYCE BYERLEY OTIS LTLE EVELIN POLLEY Secretary Treasurer Vice President Y Teen Plays Y Teen Cabinet Cheerleader 'P+ Sala NAYNE OSBORN SHIRLEY QUISENBERRY PHILIP MATHEWS Pep Club Secretary Basketball Y Teen Plays Band Cheerleader Y Wx, JUNE FRY PHILIP HAMPTON JOANNE WILCOX 17 'V' ALICE WHITE All School Play CARL FREAR Student Council BETH DIEHM Y Teen Plags Y Teen Cabinet Band as WANDA TROUTMAN Student Council Band f,m,,m,m,we. on... H.,. qwH,o , n,WAIIn A ., s 'Q ' A i . Il, I 4 -in f- 5 1 eq, X P ' 2' 4 . .. .4 f , . , . am . - d . ,A ea lt M P - A -A on S A- A S A .l- I :i o I 'ggf 4 .. J ' ill I , . I ' ,u'N wr: 29 , ' 5. 3 ' xx Y 1 3 Y' J N 1 ALDANA BOWMAN Y Teen Plays Band -50: vw MERLYN WEEKS Y Teen Plays JOHN CREIGHTON Band PHIL POLLEY Y Teen Plays Z' ARLFNE KOONTZ A11 School Play ROSALIE SMITH HR. LEMON Sponsor CAROL HAHNFELD DONNIE BROWNBACK MARYSUE SMITH HRS. SHRADER Sponsor 'f ,sf L CHARLES LIGHT Band ARLENEWEEKS J OSEPHINE WILSON V' K V .,. ,M . , , .f , .. ,,,,- , ,i-,M s - 5 X , - X 1 I y - 2. . , 2 J , .43 ' 1 of I8 1T 'Y Af-sl 4 ,Adv mmm CLDSS 5 '56 President Basketball Football KENNY NICHOLS Basketball RAY STITES Q fun. gut . BILLY JOE PAGE PAT McANARNEY Y Teen Plays Band KENNETH ROSS Basketball On September li 1952, twenty seven new faces appeared at Parker High School After their initiation by the senior class on October 17th, the new freshmen felt very much at home Mrs Parks and Mr Pennybaker became their sponsors, and class of ficers were elected A Treasure Hunt party was given at the hlgh school on October lhth Throughout theyear many freshmen took an active part in school 8CtlV1tl6S and athletics HOWARD WILSON Student Council Basketball Football DAVID MCDONALD RAYMOND DUNLOP THOMAS BROWNBACK Band Band 19 BARBARA MCCOACH ci.AY7roN BAIRD ' -ff f w .nf . GARY FRY RUSSELL BOWMAN FQANEIE LYONS A, DENNIS REED BILLIE MAHAN Student Council ELDON MAGERS MR PENNYBAKER Sponsor LEROY EVANS ELWIW TYSON Secretary Treasurer All School Play Y Teen Plays KEITH SMOTHERS -1:P MRS PARKS Sponsor 20 NOHMA KAY HODGSON Vice-President All-School Play Band KEITH SIMS Football LAVONNE LOCKHART PAUL SATCHELL S 3 xn..5LlV XXI NCJI. 'D HN O ..NC 5'- '1-N N N 'JH I Ill L I I-I I I L.. N II D F xLV H OX J' Nl 22 QPFFCL 4 u..c.. JI STAFF Editor Buslness Ianager Features Administratlon and Sports 500111. and Honor Deoartmental and Classes Typists Sponsors Mrs 23 l Donna Wishart, Yvonne Howell Carol Wh1te Lucille Mathews LaVaughn Howell Shlrley Mahon Typing I Class Parks and Mr Lemon MUSIC THEORY SPANISH ab Va a gs c .asp Ho fan tha kay of Bbn U T '1 JP mg E-S2 9'-3 Ei gg:- 3:1 LHZE TSE , V '91 A I . I, P 3 ' -1- GENERAL H62 ZPZIMHDW ALGEBRA I I S A IE '1-'N' 'if ,X ,I- K11 p vw' OR HOWE- bases of home 11 LIVING OR FOODS s hlgh SEN1 New equipment promote uleals in the culinary ar ,A SOPHCMORE S swung and constructwn pro ood home makers help make g EITING cesses K V . 1 ii f K I' W F'- U Y A at JUNT- fe IN' I ,Mr .4 ' 1, S I I ' K x F vo . --f i be M' - 4 S 0 C OLOGQ GEPID6 4 - P+ .J QV A -51 i mi f .7 . H? X 3 'fwfr 3.5 . . 13:1-A A L ':'i'.'.,ih I - ' ' 'FSJX Q.. R- , , 8 2 nMuS1C hath charms,W but also an insatlable a petite for tlme and hard work nighllghts of the year were the Music Department Concert, the vocal festivals at LaCygne and Lawrence, the 1nstrumental clinic at Found C1ty, and the operetta, NH M S P1nafore U At Lawrenc , th Boys' Glee Club won a flrst div1s1on rat 1ng, and went on to the state contest at Emporia In addition to these e vents, the band entertalned at many home games, and varx ous vocal groups performed at the Osawatomie State Hospital, Christnas Vespers, Cadmus and Greeley Co munlty Meetlngs, as well as providlng iHt0Tm1SSi0D music at all plays given du ring the year BETH DIEHM Accompanlst for the vocal groups BHDD Standlng Mathews, Troutman, Wilcox, Dunlop S1tt1ng Diehm, Hodgson, Bowman, McAnarney, Platt, Brownback, CT81ghtOH, Llght, Byerley 9 ,g A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top Row Lee, B HcCoach, Hacoubrie, J Byerley, Riley, Nichols, Tyson R McCoach, F Stites, Beasley, Diehm, Polley Second Row: C Knight, Shearer, Mahon, Baldwin, Schmidt, Mathews, Hodgson Creighton, White, Troutman, Koontz First Row: HcAnarney, L Howell, Wilcox, W Knight, EL Byerley, Shaffer Light, D Stites, I Howell, Wishart, Mundell BOYS GLEE CLUB Top Row Schmidt, Riley Nichols, Tyson, McCoach Second Row Byerley Mathews, Hodgson, Creighton First Row Knight, Shaffer Light, Stites GIRLS GLEE CLUB Top Row Baldwin, Page, L Howell, Mahon, Hahnfeld, Stites, C White Lockhart, Beasley, Polley, Y Howell, Brownback Second Row Quisenberry, Lee, Hacoubrie, Morgan, Shearer, Koontz, Byerley Mathews, Diehm, Weeks, Bowman First Row McCoach, Wilcox, Knight, Mchnarney, A. Hhite, Mundell, Hodgson Wishart, Kyle, Troutman 30 3 o e 3 o o o 0 ' o Q o e 1 'I I O - 0 C X ' 1 o I Q a Q 2 ' . Cf orb 5 Q E 1-:FI Km .-gr-' s' X be ill': 0 s,-es as f W tw W' ' efigy C1 Shwsa fi-lf wuz an 0' Sw -- 4'-,gi-'f e aww O F Q r 4 gfgiiigf Q1 4 Uc -Q55 A , 1' n U when LM balls w all 'Y ko our Au ,kan -ENC PM :IL ,me aprzl 21 1953 Josephine LaVaughn Howell Ralph Rackstraw Ronald Shaffer Little Buttercu Marjorie Wilcox Captain Cocoran Charles Light Cousin Hebe JoAnne Lee S1r Joseph Porter Eugene Byerley D1ck Deadeye Thersoll Schmldt Boatswaln Elwin Tyson 31 1 O , , o 5 . . L - , , . r - , . 5 . , - bt A xllll' Y W n , , , 3' 'e H' . ,V 4' i- I .19 , . . 1 OO C I O - O U O ' Il I I . . Ulllll ll I O .ll if L L L Y ! 2 lite ,ti A s Q 'V AQ Al X Q-. wh, r f' - n BGY5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS Carol White Albert'Wilcox Faye Stites JUNIORS Ronald Shaffer Eugene Byerley Lee Dean Austin Marion Hodgson SOPHOVORES Shlrley Quisenberry Phil Polley Joyce Byerley FRESHFFN Norma Kay Hodgson QENIORS JoAnne Lee Ada Lou Shearer Donna Wishart JUNIORS Deloris Baldwin Patsy Mundell SOPHOMORES Beth Diehm Donnie Brownback Evelyn Polley Aldana Bowman FRESHMEN Patr1cia McAnarney PERFECT ATTENDANCE SENIORS Shirley Mahon Faye Stites Carol Whlte Donna Wishart JUNIORS Eugene Byerley Rex Davey Mar1on Hodgson Dorothy Macoubrie Patsy Mundell Glen Rlley Thersoll Schmidt Ronald Shaffer Katie Beasley 3.0 2.l 2.75 2.0 295 230 3.0 2. 2.6 2.0 . 2.6 295 2 F 2 203 Marjorie Wilcox 2.3 ' 3.0 2.2 2.75 2.2 205 2.0 2.7 ' 2.2 SOPHOMORES Donnie Brownback Rosalie Brownback John Creighton Carl Frear Shlrley Qulsenberry Merlyn Weeks A1108 Whlte Margorle Wilcox FRESHMEN Tommy Brownback Raymond Dunlop Pat McAnarney Dennls Reed Daril Slms Kelth Smothers Howard Wllson 33 iDonnie Brownback HONOR ROLL SENIORS Carol Whlte Albert Wilcox Donna Wishart JUNIORS Ronald Shaffer Lee Dean Austin SOPHOMORES Shirley Quisenberry Joyce Byerley Phil Polley FRESH MEN Norma Kay Hodgson SENIORS +Shirley Mahon Darrell Stltes 4Faye Stites +Carol White wDonna Wishart JUNIORS +Eugene Byerley iRex Davey iM8T1OD Hodgson Carolyn Knlght warren Knlght 4Dorothy Macoubrie +Patsy Mundell +Glen Riley 4Thersoll Schmidt 4Ronald Shaffer SECON SEMESTER HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS Faye Stites JoAnne Lee Darrell Stites JUNIORS Eugene Byerley Patsy Mundell Floyd Bowman Martha Clinesmlth Marion Hodgson SOPHOMORES: Donnie Brownback Beth Diehm Evelyn Polley Aldana Bowman Carol Hahnfeld Wanda Troutman Merlyn Weeks FRESHMEN Billie Mahan Patricia McAnarney Bllly Joe Page PERFECT ATTENDANCE SOPHOMORES 4Rosalie Brownback 4John Creighton Carol Hahnfeld 4Shirley Quisenberry iA1ice Whlte NM8TjOT18 Wllcox FRESHMEN 4Raymond Dunlop aPatr1cia McAnarney David McDonald 4Ke1th Smothers Elwln Tyson 4 Perfect Attendance for the year . 3.0 3.0 2.6 3.0 2.5 3.0 2.8 Marjorie Wilcox 2.6 2.5 2.8 314 PQNXTIES . flex R N, THE SENIORS pr-zszrrt a MYSTERY Alorzl 71953 fl Ill: on DLL IH Celeste LaVaughn Howell 'N-Xl' Sheldon Harvey Albert Wilcox Jules Harold Knight Mrs Oakley Lucllle Mathews Mrs Gillette JoAnne Lee Ghost and Monster Howard Rczol. Eugenia Bowles Shlrley Mahon Amelia G1llette Donna Wishart Newton Cooper Donald Cline Doctor Cameron Darrell Stites Paula Bailey Yvonne Howell Rlchard McCoach 1 in 1 , 1 4 Vet' 2' ......... U ' PQ? ............. U ....... M f Ufff ...,. ..Qfff. 4 ..... THE JUNIORS ff- ,Mgmt A com: Y A fl February 3 1953 R f TL INN FR WH-Lf Willy Inner Willy Aunt Olga Aunt Louise Aunt Hester by B zttyz Knapp Eugene Byerley Stanley Clark Ronald Shaffer 'XX' Warren Knight Mike Thersoll Sclmidt Martha Clinesmith Carol Hartin Doris Page Deloris Baldwin Trudy Marshall Patsy Hundell Katie Beasley Janet Marshall Pat Morgan Marybelle Turner Eva Douthit 37 f YTEIEN ONE ACT P L. AY ALL SCHOOL PLAY Room OFZ WIN HIS NAMEH Pat McAnarney, Evelyn Polley, Shirley Quis- enberry, Beth Diehm, Merlyn Weeks, Aldana Bowman. WIMMB DORAW Patsy Hundell, Martha Clinesmith, Elwin Ty- son, Yvonne Howell, and Ronald Shaffer. LOVE AND LATHER' Phil Polley, Willis Hodgson, Faye Stites and Donald Cllne Left to rlght Arlene Koontz, Elwln Tyson, Rex Davey, M8TjOr16 Wilcox, Al1ce Whlte, Eugene Byerley, JoAnne Lee, Norma Kay Hodgson, LaVaughn Howell, Ada Lou Shearer, Floyd Bow man, and Martha Clinesmith HARJORIE WILCOI SHIRLEY HAHON IDRIS PEE CAROILYN KNIGHT EVELIN POLL!! CABINET CAROL WHITE, PRESIDENT Bessie Frederickson, Advisor DELORIS BALUJIN YVONNE HUJELL PA'1'1'Y MORGAN IXJNNA WISHART BEUI DIEHH PATSY HUNDELL Y-'TEEN U 1- 39 x'f'f',L , Aw I l , ,f V f , pf , 1, ' 'NV . I f , ' f' f ' 'V ,MVU1 ' ' 'f fn ff, , ' ff 1. 'f , fy fff ' I , 4 A ,ly I , -. f ',, I ff, A , , g A I , '. A ' .,Q!,',Q, 4 ', I ,151 , A I ' . '! ' . I , ,,l!,i ,. . f , .4 I , fA,,,,,,A , ii , V ' f ,,,' If ' ,f , A A I - , V ' ly, ' '!H,f,',, .V f , - , My 1, Lf I N 3' I , 'Wx' f ff' , f 'Q C 1 . , 1 ,jf , fy, ,A ,f 4 ' , A ' ff' , f ' , , ' - . 1, ' 'V , M, ' f , , '1,,'fl'Q f , ,, I ,,l, will f , S ,f , ,fff 1 ,7f,flff1,l,f! . I kj , I ' NM , .ff I UTURE FARMERS OF AmE:R1c:A LIVESTOCK TUDGING Left to Right Gene Byer ey, Mar1on Hodgson, Ther soll Schmidt, Mr Huff and Willis Hodgson 'ir YJ nzmfws ' A' Orrncens Lee Dean Austin, Reporter Rex Davey, Sentlnel Richard McCoach, Treasurer wa.ren Khlght, Secretary Albert Wllcox, PTSS1d8Ht Thersoll Schmidt, V108 Pres Mr Huff, Adv1sor F' EA FARM MECHANICS Left to right: Rex Davey, Mr. Huff, Glenn Riley, and Floyd Bowman : fl V, 's. 1' L' -' . , , f-.fv H A - -f - fr- 4 - ,Q A h H SL.. 'W .1 ' - 545635 'ff S3 Left to right: . . 0 1 ' - ' ' ' Q President Ada Lou Shearer Vice President LaVaughn Howell Secretary Shirley Quisenberry Treasurer Martha Cllnesmlth Cheerleaders Yvonne Howell Shlrley Quisenber TY Sh1rley Mahon Evelyn Polley it Queen Carolyn Knight , Attervdents Alice White, Norma Kay Hodgson, and Mr Lemon in - -I A,-1sf'2 x LD Mm n' 1 Mrs Jim Conklin, the cook, is assisted by Mrs Izetta Magers This year's student helpers are Rosalie Brownback, Shlrley Kyle and Arlene Weeks x L HUQTIC5 Kincaid Olathe Mound City Pleasanton Blue Mound Bronson LaCygne Wellsville O R E S Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Ten new men started the '52 Panther season against Kincaid. Th team showed signs of nervousness and fumbled away many touchdown chances in the first several games. Showing improvement all the time, the Pan- thers were led by the smashing runs of Albert Wilcox, passing by Harold Knight, and the blocking of Mahan, Schmidt, and Riley. The Panthers de- servedly hit the win column at Bronson, where all the men played good, hard football. The homecoming crowd saw Parker's team defeat their bit- ter rival, LaCygne, in a spirited, bruising ga e. The abilities of sen- iors Wilcox, Knight, Rogers, Stites, and McCoach will be missed next year, but the experience gained by their younger team-mates promises a winning season in 1953. 141+ Bottom row, left to right: Creighton, Lile, Byerley, W Knight, Platt, Schmidt, D Stites, H Knight, Sims Second row Coach Pennybaker, Wilson, Rogers, R1ley, Hodgson, Mathews Third row Austin, Hr Lemon, Frear, Ross, Nichols, Smothers, Mahan, Satchell, Wilcox, Cornett, Light Top row Brownback, Reed, Baird, R St1tes, Hampton, McDonald, Page LETTERNEN Richard HcCoach Glen Riley Warren Knight Albert Wilcox Earnest Cornett Dale Mahan Harold Knlght Marion Hodgson Marvin Barnett Darrell Stites Thersoll Schmidt Keith Sims Eugene Rogers Floyd Bowman Howard w11SOH Keith Platt M5 Davey, Bowman, Mccoach, Bn-neu, Mr. Huff. ' , U7JUbI 'CC7l 'lJU ii? - Q EEF? W9 -QQ M6 Eg +235 Q11 A :gf , ii' ff. ' 97 'J' . ,'2,i1'1.:1 Lt ..A', W 77 U' ...1,'.t: ':1 D' CD .1 1 ': 11' . m 'U 'V ' ..2:.2:i.'1:i1 1 1 i- Q P9 ', '1' '1.:1'Qi 1 3 h V 11. it ' lim Vl , I The 1952-53 varsity basketball schedule opened in early December, and kept the boys busy with two games a week until March. The Panther team included only two seniors, Albert Wilcox and Harold Knight. Many freshmen saw action in the first team games and will contribute to an even better team next year. S C 0 R E S Lane Pleasanton Greeley Mound City Louisburg Kincaid LaCygne Prescott Blue Mound 38 S8 6h 53 Parker Pleasanton Mound City LaCygne Prescott Blue Mound Lane Fontana Louisburg Greeley h9 63 M8 57 OO Linn County Tournament Blue Mound 5h Parker no District Tournament Richmond 67 Parker 51 Parker T p row, NAU Team, left to right W1lcox, Hodgson, Wilson, N1chols Mahan, Ross, Yathews, Platt, H Knight, W Knight, Coach Pennybaker Flrst row, 'Bn Team, left to rlght S1ms, Barnett, Tyson, Reed, Frear Creighton, Byerley, Light, Dunlop, Page M7 Flrst row, left to rlght Platt, Rogers, Hampton, Tyson, McCoach, Wilson, Ross, Satchell Second row Byerley, L1le, Schmldt, Crelghton, Light, Knlght, Dunlop Top row Barnett, Nlchols, S1ms, Coach Pennybaker The county track meet was held Aprll 29th at Ft Scott Mound City won the track meet eas1ly with the other schools finlshlng 1n the fol lowing order Blue Mound, Prescott, Parker, Pleasanton and L Cygne Th Panthers made a good showlng, conslderlng onl5 two had been out for track before thls year Several of the Parker freshmen came home wlth ribbons, whlch should mean that Parker w1ll have a flne track team the next three years Parker did not take a flrst place, but placed 1n every event except two The team also part c1pated ln meets at Garnett and Ft Scott, and the reg1onals at Baldwln L E T T E R M E N Keith Platt Keith Slms Eugene Rogers Elwin Tyson Tdarren Knight Paul Satchell Phllip Mathews Howard Wilson Rlchard McCoach Ph1lip Ham ton Kenneth Nichols M8 - .-v-1.-.............. - -Y---...-- ,. ..'--- .- ... . .-,- . 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