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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1954 volume:

100HDS H9IH ivanu d 3 M dVd Administration Dorothy Macoubrie, President Mr. Lemon, Sponsor, Willis Dean Hodgson, Vice-President Marjorie Wilcox, Beth Diehm, Raymond Dunlop, Secretary Norma Kay Hodgson, Lutteza Moore, Charles Rogers. Board of Education WALTER DYSART Clerk LUTHER HODGSON President HAROLD POLHAMUS Treasurer DONALD P. KOONTZ Ouner and Operator of the Buses CHARLES H. HUFF Independence Junior College Independence, Kansas B. S., Kansas State College Manhattan, Kansas Vocational Agriculture DALE D. LEMON A. B., M. S. University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Principal, Government HELOISE L. MOORE A. B. University of N. Dak, Montana State University Commerce MARY EVELYN BYRD B.S., Missouri State College Springfield, Missouri Music BESSIE FREDERICKSO A. B., Southwestern College Winfield, Kansas Mathematics General Selene DOROTHY PARKS B. S., State Teachers College Springfield, Missouri English, Speeah Play Director Library AMT F. DERMIS B, 8,, State Teachers College Pittsburg, Kansas Hmbs Eaonoad.es FREDERICK A. WILLSON B.S., State Teachera College Emporia, Kansas Physical Education Drivers Training Athletica MARION HODGSON Football 2,3,U Basketball 3,4 Class Treasurer 3 Senior Play lj. F.F.A. Vice-President I4. Panther Yearbook Staff I4. Perfect Attendance 3,4 DOROTHY MACOUBRIE Student Council President Senior Play Operetta 3 Y-Teen Plays I4. Olee Club 1,2,3.U Mixed Chorus 3 4 Panther Press Editor I4 Class Vice-President 3 Panther Yearbook Staff I4. Perfect Attendance 2,3 4 EARNEST CORNETT Senior Play I4. Football 2,3,4 Olee Club 1,2,3,14 LEE DEAN AUSTIN Senior Play 4 Mixed Chorus 4 F.F.A. Reporter 3 Football i; Valedictory Perfect Attendance 4 Panther Yearbook Staff 4 WARREN KNIGHT Track 3,4 Football 3,14- Basketball 3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Class President 2 Class Treasurer I4. Student Council 3 F.F.A. Secretary 3 PATRICIA MORGAN Y-Teen Cabinet 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Senior Play I4. Junior Play 3 RONALD SHAFFER Salutatory Preaidant 1,1+ Panther Yearbook Editor 1+ Panther Press 1+ Operetta 3 Glee Club 1,2, 3,1+ Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,1+ Y-Teen Plays 3,1+ Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Perfect Attendance 3,1+ Cheerleader 1+ Student Council 2 Dramatics Award 2 KATIE BEASLEY Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Glee Club 3,4 Panther Yearbook Staff 1+ Panther Press 1+ Operetta 3 WADE SCHULTZ Glee Club 1+ Mixed Chorus 1+ Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Perfect Attendance 1,4 CAROLYN KNIGHT Glee lub 1,2,3,1+ Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Y-Teen Cabinet 3 Pep Club President 1+ Class Secretary 2 Senior Play 1+ REX DAVEY Football 1+ Glee Club 2,3,1+ All-School Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Class Vice-President 3 Perfect Attendance 3,4 F.F.A. Sentinel 3 Mixed Chorus 1+ DELORIS BALDWIN Y-Teen Cabinet 2,3 Junior Play 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Student Council 1 GENE BYERLEY Football 1+ Band 1,2,3,14- Student Council 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,!+ Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 3,1+ Operetta 3 Perfect Attendance 3,1+ Senior Play 1+ All-School Play 3 Y-Teen Plays 3,1+ Panther Yearbook Staff 1+ PATTY MUNDELL Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen Plays 3,1+ Operetta 3 Y-Teen Cabinet 2, 3 1+ Mixed Chorus 3,1+ Class President 1 Panther Yearbook Staff 1+ Perfect Attendance 3 Glee Club 1,2, 3,1+ KEITH PLATT Football 3,14. Basketball 2,3,1+ Track 1,2,3,1+ Band 1,2,3,1+ Glee Club 1,1+ Mixed Chorus 1+ Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen Plays 1+ Class President 3 Class Secretary 1+ Panther Yearbook Staff I4 DORIS PAGE Y-Teen Cabinet 3 Glee Club 3 Perfect Attendance 1+ Panther Yearbook Staff I4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play I4 GLENN RILEY Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Operetta 3 Football 2,3,1+ Track 1+ Senior Play I4 Student Council 1 Perfect Attendance 3 DONNA BRUMLEY Glee Club 1,3 Senior Play 1+ Panther Press 1+ Panther Yearbook Staff I4 WILLIS DEAN HODGSON Student Council I4. 01� � Club 2,3,U Mixed Chorus 2,3,k Y-Teen Plays 3 Senior Play I4. Panther Yearbook Staff I4. Operetta 3 Chapter Parmer 3 State Parmer 1 . EVA REED Mixed Chorus 3,h Glee Club 1,2,3f Junior Play 3 Senior Play I4. Band 3,k Operetta 3 Panther Press 4 Panther Yearbook Staff lj. PLOYD BOWMAN Glee Club 2,3,U All-School Play 3 P.P.A. President I4. Perfect Attendance l . Class Vice-President I4. Football 3,k Senior Play I4. MARTHA CLINESMITH Y-Teen Plays 3 Glee Club 1,2,14. Panther Press 5 All-School Play 3 Student Council 3 Pep Club Treasurer 3 Y-Teen Cabinet Panther Yearbook Staff I4. Junior Play 3 Senior Play I4. MR. LEMON Sponsor MRS. PARKS Sponsor Cias liistorg- In September 1950,twenty-three bewildred but determined freshmen began their high school days as baby Panthers In Parker Rural High School, They elected Patsy Mundell, president; Doris McCarty,vice-president;Bill Hlme,secretary- treasurer. The student council members wereDelorls Brownback and Glenn Riley. Finally the dreaded day of Initiation came and then they were full fledged Panthers, The class with their sponsors, Mr. Huff and Mr. Mauronl, had a wiener roast at the Apple Ranch. Doris McCarty and Martha Clinesmlth, Rex Davey and Bill Hlme were candidates for King and Queen. The freshmen year ended with a picnic at Garnett. When September 1951 arrived twenty-two of lastyears cubs enrolled. They looked different; beside the Increase In stature they carried an air of confidence. No longer green freshmen but old hands at their business of high school life. The class elected these officers: president, Warren Knight; vice-president, Johnny Stark; secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Knight; reportor, Kathryn Qulsenberry; and student council members, Doris McCarty and Gene Byerley. Deloris Brownback and Patsy Mundell served on the Y-Teen cabinet. Wanda Robison, from Oklahoma increased the class number to twenty three. Johnny Stark and Donna Brumley left the class, later In the term. Wanda Robison, Patty Morgan, Rex Davey, and Warren Knight were candidates for King and Queen. The class party held in thefall was a hayrack ride to the Cadmus picnic grounds. The spring party was a trip to theOsawatomle Lake for a sack lunch and to the theatre for a movie. Keith Platt, Ronald Shaffer, Eva Douthit, and Katie Beasley brought the enrollment to twenty-four Juniors In the halls of Parker High In the fall of 1952. The class elected Keith Platt, president; Dorothy Macoubrie, vice-president; Thersoll Schmidt, secretary; Marion Hodgson, treasurer; Martha Clinesmlth and Warren Knight,student council members. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Witmer were sponsors. The student body elected Carolyn Knight homecoming queen. The Junior play, The Inner Willy , and the Junior-Senior Banquet in the spring were very successful affairs. Two class parties were held, a hamburger fry in the fall when Glenn Riley exhibited his culinary art In frying hamburgers, and In the spring a wiener roast was held at Osawatomle Lake. After a summer of hard work they returned to school to find they had lost another two members from the class, but they had gained Wade Schultz. Ronald Shaffer was elected presldent;Floyd Bowman,vlce-presldent;Keith Platt,secretary; Warren Knight, treasurer; Willis Dean Hodgson and Dorothy Macoubrie, student council members. Mrs. Parks and Mr. Lemon were sponsors. A class party was held at the Garnett Lake where all enjoyed fried chicken with all the trimmings and the football game In which Mr. Pennytoaker s, our former coach, team was playing. The next big event was the senior play.After many hours of drill and practice and fun both at night and during school hours they presented, The Robe . Ronald Shaffer starred as Marcellas, and Gene Byerley as his faithful Greek slave, Demetrius. It was truly, a class play In which each one of the twenty one members participated. The production of The Robe Is said to have been colossal. The senior sneak trip to the Qzarks of Missouri and Arkansas was enjoyed Immensely. On the evening of May 16 was Baccalaureate Services, on May 18, Class Night, and May 21, Commencement with Dr.Nelson P. Horn, President of Baker University, giving the address to the Class. Lee Dean Austin gave the Valedictory, Ronald Shaffer, the Salutatorian, sang the farewell song. Our great week was ended; it was with sadness that we took our leave of our P. H. S., our teachers, and our classmates. V SHIRLEY QUISENBERRY Y-Teen Cabinet Y-Teen Plays Cheerleader President CHARLES LIGHT Junior Play Basketball Treasurer CAROL HAHHPELD Vice-President %� BEIH DIEHM Y-Teen President Student Council Y-Teen Plays Junior Play Band PHIL POLLEY P.P.A. Treasurer w MERLYN WEEKS Y-Teen Cabinet Y-Teen Plays Junior Play Band PHILIP MATHEWS Y-Teen Plays Junior Play Basketball Football Band JOHN CREIGHTON Junior Play Basketball Football Track Band WANDA TROUTMAN Y-Teen Cabinet Pep Club Vice-Pres. Band CARL FREAR F.F.A. Reporter Junior Play Basketball Football Track ROSALIE SMITH MARJORIE WILCOX Student Council Y-Teen Cabinet Y-Teen Plays Cheerleader Junior Play JOANN WILCOX WAYNE OSBORN EDWARD HULL Basketball JOSEPHINE WILSON JOYCE BYERLEY Y-Teen Cabinet Y-Teen Plays ROSALIE BROWNBACK PHILIP HAMPTON Junior Play Football ARLENE WEEKS MR. HUPP Sponsor DALE MAHAN P.F.A. Sentinel Basketball Football Track i ALICE WHITE Junior Play MISS PREDERICKSON Sponsor ALDANA BOWMAN Band DONNIE BROWNBACK P.P.A. Secretary ARLENE KOONTZ Junior Play OTIS LILE Football £ I A S S of ’55 September 3� 1951� thirty-one freshmen eager for learn- ing enrolled in P.R.H.S. Bessie Frederickson was their spon- sor and the following officers were elected: Alice White- president} James Finfrock, vice-president; Carl Frear, sec- retary; Dale Mahan, treasurer; Beth Diehm and Phil Polley, student council members. The class showed many talents and displayed many of them during the year. September 1, 1952, twenty-eight cubs Joined as soph- omores. Dale Mahan was elected president; Evelyn Polley, vice- president; Otis Lile secretary-treasurer; Carl Frear and Wanda Troutman, student council members. They enjoyed two class parties during the year and con- tributed in many activities throughout the year. September 1953� twenty-eight juniors enrolled for more book leamin. Shirley Qiisenberry was elected president;Carol Hahnfeld vice-president;Phil Polley, secretary; Charles Light,treas- urer;Marjorie Wilcox and Beth Diehm,student council members. The class had a skating party for their party in the fall. They gave their play State Fair, which proved to be successful. The Junior and Senior Banquet, was beautiful and effec- tive with the theme Indians. They are looking forward to their senior year, with a sneak trip, a play, and their diplomas. KEITH SIMS Basketball President Football NORMA KAY HODGSON Pep Club Secretary Student Council Cheerleader '• al HOWARD WILSON Vice-President Y-Teen Plays Basketball Football Track Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Y-Teen Plays Basketball Track KENNE1H ROSS Basketball Football Track BARBARA McCOACH Y-Teen Cabinet Cheerleader RAY STITES Football Track PAUL SATCHELL Basketball Football Track LAVONNE LOCKHART KENNETH NICHOLS Y-Teen Plays Basketball Football Track BILLIE MAHAN GARY FRY THOMAS BROWNBACK Basketball Football Track BILLY JOE PAGE Basketball Football Track DENNIS REED Basketball Football Track CLACTON BAIRD ELDON HAGERS On September 1, 1952, twenty-seven freshmen came into the P.R.H.S. halls. Mrs. Parks and Mr. Pennybaker was their sponsors and the following officers were elected: Marvin Barnett, pres- ident; Norma Kay Hodgson, vice-president; Elwln Tyson, sec- retary-treasurer; Howard Wilson and Billie Mahan, student council members. Throughout the year they took an active part In school activities, September 1953, twenty-two sophomores enrolled for more •learnin . The following officers were elected: Keith Sims, president; Elwln Tyson, secretary-treasurer; Howard Wilson, vice-president; Norma Kay Hodgson and Raymond Dunlop, stu- dent council members. The class sponsors were Miss Dennis and Mr. Wilson. During the year the class lost four members and gained two. Leaving twenty members in the class. The class enjoyed a Halloween party in the fall and a hayrack ride and wienar roast In the spring. Next year all will be ready for a full year with class rings. Junior play, and the junior and senior banquet. CLAUDIE LIGHT President Basketball Football Band CHARLES ROGERS Student Council Basketball Y-Teen Plays Band JOHNNIE MUNDELL Vice-President Y-Teen Plays Football LOUZETTA MOORE Student Council Y-Teen Plays Band RONALD MORRISON Secretary-Treasurer Football ANN GIFFIN Band ROGER NICKELL Football I GWENNETH ALEXANDER Band ROSALIE STITES NORMAN OSBORN JANICE WHITE Band THOMAS SMITH In September 1953, thirty-one freshmen enrolled in Parker Rural High School. Miss Byrd and Mrs. Moore were their sponsors and class officiers were elected. The class had two class parties one of which was a skating party at Osawatomie. The class has taken an active part in school activities, and are looking forward to their Sophomore year. KATHERINE BROWNBACK KATHRYN BYERLEY DOTTIE MORGAN PHYLLIS NICKELL Y-Teen Plays Football SALLY FINFROCK DELORIS McCARTY DORIS WHITE IRENE DIEHM Government Driver Education SPEECH Back row: K. Brownback, Ross, Raed, I, Dlehm, Long, J. White, McCoach, Lockhart, Macoubrie, Glffln, J. Byerley, Mahan, Miss Byrd, director Second row: Nlckell, Hodgson, Knight, McCarty, Moore, Koontz, Smith, Wilson, Bowman, R. Brownback, Young, Stltes First row: McAnarney, Mundell, B. Diehm, Wilcox, Alexander, Flnfrock, Hahnfeld, Troutman, Morgan, Brown, Cllnesmlth, D. White, K. By«riey Back row: Byerley, Davey, Cornett, M, Hodgson, Nichols, Tyson, Bair , Bowman, Frear, Creighton, •■hnith, N. Osborn, Morrison Front row: W. Osborn, Shaffer, Chaa. Light, Platt, Mathews, Hampton, Mundell, Rogers, Schultz, W. Hodgson, Hull, Knight, C. Light, Austin, Miss “yrd, director boys’ glee club Future Farmers of America Floyd Bowman, president; Marlon Hodgson, vice-president; Donnie Brownback, secretary; phll Polley, treasurer; Carl Prear, reporter; Dale Mahan, Sentinel The Future Farmers of America Is a national organization composed of Vocational Agriculture members. The Parker F. F. A. Chapter is made up of the entire vo-ag enrollment. The vo-ag curriculum Includes technical training In animal husbandry and crops; project work for practical knowledge; manual participation such as butchering, vaccination, emasculating and so forth, to Increase farming skill; shopwork, to learn use of tools and con- struction and repair of farm machinery and equipment;record-keep- ing of their projects for future application; and leadership through participation In F. F. A. work. FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS SENIORS Ronald Shaffer 3.0 Dorothy Macoubrie 2.25 Lee Dean Austin 2.75 Doris Page 2.25 Patsy Mundell 2.5 Willis Dean Hodgson 2.U JUNIORS JUNIORS Marjorie Wilcox 2.2 Aldana Bowman 2.0 Shirley Quisenberry 3.0 Philip Hampton 2.0 Joyce Byerley 2.6 Mary Sue Smith 2.0 Beth Diehm 2.6 Merlyn Weeks 2.5 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Norma Kay Hodgson 2.2 Eldon Magers 2.0 Billie Mahan 2.5 Elwin Tyson 2.0 Pat McAnarney 2.1+ Ray Stites 2.1+ FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Duane Stites 2.25 Barbara Brown 2.0 Charles Rogers 2.5 Louzetta Moore 2.0 Doris White 2.5 Janice White 2.0 PERFECT ATTENDANCE SENIORS JUNIORS Lee Dean Austin Rosalie Brownback Floyd Bowman Eugene Byerley Rex Davey Marion Hodgson Willis Hodgson Warren Knight Doris Page Wade Schultz Ronald Shaffer SOPHOMORES Clayton Baird Norma Hodgson Billie Mahan Pat McAnarney Elwin Tyson Howard Wilson Joyce Byerley John Creighton Edward Bull Dale Mahan Philip Mathews Shirley Quisenberry FRESHMEN Katherine Brownback Irene Diehm Sally Finfrock Deloris McCarty Louzetta Moore Dottle Morgan Phyliss Nickell Thomas Smith Jsnice White Attendance percentage for first semesters Juniors Freshmen Sophomores Seniors 97.8 97.6 97.6 96.6 97.1+ School HONOR ROLL HONORABLE MENTION SECOND SEMESTER SENIORS SENIORS Ronald Shaffer Lee Dean Austin Patty Mundell JUNIORS 2.8 Willis Dean Hodgson 2.6? Doris Page 2.5 Eugene Byerley Marion Hodgson Keith Platt Shirley Quisenberry 3� 0 Joyce Byerley 2.8 Beth Diehm 2.75 Philip Polley 2.5 SOPHOMORES Billie Mahan 2.75 Eldon Magers 2.5 SENIORS JUNIORS Mary Sue Smith Merlyn Weeks Alice White Marjorie Wilcox Arlene Koontz Wanda Troutman SOPHOMORES Norma Kay Hodgson Ray Stites Barbara McCoach Elwyn Tyson FRESHMEN Gwenneth Alexander Barbara Brown Duane Stites Evelyn Smith ATTENDANCE JUNIORS 2.25 2.25 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.2 2.0 2.0 2.U 2.2 2.0 2.0 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.0 «Lee Dean Austin «Floyd Bowman ««Eugene Byerley ««Rex Davey ««Marion Hodgson ««Ronald Shaffer SOPHOMORES ««Rosalie Brownback «Joyce Byerley ««John Creighton «Dale Mahan «Philip Mathews Jo Ann Wilcox FRESHMEN «Norma Kay Hodgson «Billie Mahan «Elwyn Tyson «Howard Wilson «Katherine Brownback «Kathryn Byerley «Irene Diehm «Sally Finfrock «Louzetta Moore «Phyliss Nickell Evelyn Smith «Thomas Joe Smith Duane Stites Doris White «Perfect Attendance for the year ««Perfect Attendance for the last two years THE JUNIORS present a COMEDY STATE FAIR Ft brua r y 115 If. Left to right: Arlene Koontz - - - Carl Freer- - - - - Merlyn Weeks- - - - John Creighton- - - Alice White - - - - Charles Light - - - Wayne Osborne - - - Beth Diehm- - - - - Philip Mathews- - - Marjorie Wilcox - - Mrs. Parks- - - - - Honest Emily Newspaper columnist Margy Frake Understanding neighbor Eleanor, college girl Attractive Wayne Weeping - Prophet Sweet mother Frake Shrewd farmer Frake Mrs. Rallina Director Y-TEEN I Shall Be Waiting Y-TEEN ONE-ACT PLAYS Miss Frederlckaon Y-Teen Sponsor Mrs. Parks Director Lloy J e? Dongla.s Senior Class Play April It, if Back Row: Mr. Lemon, sponsor; Ronald Shaffer, Editor; Keith Platt, Willis Hodgson, Marion Hodgson, Glen Riley, Advertising Sales; Gene Byerely, Art Editor; Lee Dean Austin, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Moore, Sponsor. Front Row;Dorothy Macoubrie, Class Editor; Doris Page, Assistant Editor; Donna Brumely, typist; Martha Clinesmith, Sports Editor; Kate Beasley and Patsy Mundell, typists. Back Row: Mrs. Parks, Sponsor; Martha Clinesmith, Adm. and Sports; Donna Brumley, typist; Carolyn Knight, Departmential and Class; Wade Schultz, Business Manager. Second Row: Doris Page, Typist; Ronald Shaffer, Social and Humor; Eva Reed, Art Editor; Mrs. Moore, Sponsor. Front Row: Dorothy Macoubrie, Editor. % Attendants: Floyd Bowman Otis Lile Howard Wilson Roger Hieke11 PEP Warren Knight Carolyn Knight King Queen Coach Willson Attendants: Doris Page Wanda Troutman Norma Hodgson Louzetta Moore CLUB Cheerleaders: Shirley Quisenberry Ronald Shaffer Norma Kay Hodgson Marjorie Wilcox Barbara MoCoach Sponsor Mr. Dale Lemon Transportation Lunch Bu8 Drivers Don Koontz., Keith Platt, Bill Lewie, Cady Lemon, Howard Hare Buses Arrive 8:lj.O, Leave 1|:07 Bottom row, left to right: Lile, Knight, Creighton, Platt, Byerley, Bowman, Nichols, Ross, Satchell, Austin. Second row: Mr. Huff, Mr. Lemon, Wilson, Reed, Hampton, Riley, Davey, Frear, Page, Brownback, Coach Wilson. Third row: D. Stites, Giffin, Nickell, Mathews, R. Stites, Hodgson, Mahan, Sims, Cornett, Morrison. Back row, left to right: W. Knight E. Byerley, K. Platt, L. Austin Front row, laft to right: R. Davay, F. Bowman, M. Hodgson, E, Cornatt G. Riley THE TEAM The football team started the season with nine lettermen: M, Hodgson and W. Knight as co-cap- tains, G. Riley, E. C0rnett, F. Bowman, K. Platt, D. Mahan, K. Sims, H. Wilson. During the season they won two games, tied one, and lost five. At the end of the season five others lettered leaving a total of nine for next year. On March 23, the Pep Club estertained the boys with a Square dancing party afterwards. SCORES Kincaid Opponent 14 Parker 0 Mound City 0 21 Olathe 34 0 Pleasanton 7 0 Blue Mound 20 14 Bronson 6 6 Wellsville 12 13 LaCygne 7 6 LETTBRMEN L. Austin, F. Bowman, G. Ryerley, E. Cornett, R. Davey, M. Hodgson, M. Knight, K. Platt, 0. Riley, 0. Lile, D. Mahan K. Nichols, D. Heed, K. Rosa, P, Satchell, K, Sims, R, Stites, H. Wilson. 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