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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1960 volume:

■� - —II THE PANTHER OF I 9 60 PRESENTED BT SENIOR CLASS PARKER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL PARKER KANSAS Administration ; ADMINISTRATION NATALIE BRATTON, SECRETARY DAT.R D. LEMON, PRINCIPAL TO NEW ALUMNI, SENIORS OP '60 The faculty and your fellow students are surely going to miss you. This year's class leaves its mark. We will follow your success with deepest interest. Congratulations and Best of Luck. Lt ---- STUDENT COUNCIL Carol Holderman, Donna Lincoln, Linda Prentice, Vice-President; Lowell Alexander, President; Mr. Lemon, Sponsor; Roger Knight, Carolyn Wilson, Secretary; Jimmy Thomas, and Dewain Crouch BOARD OF EDUCATION HAROLD POLHAMUS Treasurer JIM MILLARD FRANK J. INGRAM President Clerk THE AIM AND INTEREST OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION IS TO PROVIDE THE BEST SCHOOL POSSIBLE WITHIN THE ECONOMIC MEANS OF THE COMMUNITY. PARKER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL THE THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISES COMMENCEMENT Processional. . . . Invocation.............. Salutatorian Address. Class Will.............. Class History. ... Comet Solo. . . . • Ave Maria Address................. Class Prophecy. . . . Valedictorian Address. Presentation of Class. Presentation of Diplomas Benediction............. Recessional............. . Band . . Rev. J. A. Robertson .... Gerry Barrett . . . Gary Richardson .... Beverly Harold .... Fern Dunlop by Gounod . . . James G. Moseley .... Fern Dunlop . . . . Linda Prentice . . . . Dale D. Lemon . . . . . Jim Millard • .Rev. J. A. Robertson Band May 23, I960 TEACHERS DALE D. LEMON Principal Bus. Law, Economics Panther Press BESSIE FREDERICKSON Mathematics Y-Teen 1 WILLIAM SNODGRASS Science Athletics THE TEACHER IS EARL H. McCRAY Music HELOISE L. MOORE Business Ed. DOROTHY PARKS English, Library Dramatics BUILDER; HE WORKS WITH THE FRANK L. WATTELET Social Science Driver Education Athletics ESTHER FISHER Home Economics Pep Club CHESTER WARD Vocational Agriculture Ind. Arts. HIGHER AND FINER VALUES OF CIVILIZATION PRESIDENT GARY RICHARDSON Class Will Band 2.3.14. ; Glee Club 2,3,!+; Mixed Chorus 1+; Class President 1,1+� Class Secretary 3� Y-Teen Plays 1.2.3.14. ; Junior Play 3i Senior Play !+; Annual Staff 1+; Panther Press 1+; FFA 1; Perfect Attend- ance 1,14.. VICE-PRESIDENT PEGGY BURNS Glee Club 2,3,ki Fixed Chorus 2,l+; Class Vice- president !+; Y-Teen Plays 3 Senior Play l+; Y-Teen Cabinet 3, U; Y-Teen 2,3,14.; Student Council 3; Y-Teen President 1+; Girls Fif- teen 1+; Perfect Attendance 3 !+. SECRETARY GERRY BARRETT Salutorian Band 1,2,3 14-; Glee Club 1,2,3,14-; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,14.; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 3 Class Sec- retary l+; Y-Teen Plays 1,2,3,14; Junior Play 3; Senior Play I4; Y-Teen Cabinet I4; Y-Teen 1,2, 3,14; Cheerleader 2,3� !+; Pep Club 2,3, l+; Annual Staff l+; Panther Press L+; Homecoming Queen l+; Perfect Attendance 1+; Dozenettes 2. TREASURER JESSIE DUNLOP Girls Glee Club 1+; Mixed Chorus 1+; Y-Teen !+; Senior Play l+. STUDENT COUNCIL LINDA PRENTICE Valedictorian Band 1,2,3� !+; Glee Club 1,2,3� !+; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1+5 Class Vice- president 2; Band Librarian 3 Bend President 1+; Y-Teen Plays 1, 2,3,l+; Junior Play 3; Senior Plav l+; Y-Teen 1,2,3� !+; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Annual Staff l+; Fifteen Girls 1+; Student Council l+; Perfect At- tendance 1; Clarinet Quartet 1,2, Nonette 3- STUDENT COUNCIL LOWELL ALEXANDER Band 1,2,3,14-; Glee Club 1,2,3,14; Mixed Chorus 2,3,1+� Y-Teen Plays 1,2,3,14; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 1+; Football 1,2,3,!+; Basketball 1,2, 3,1+; Track 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3,1+; FFA 2; Student Council 1, 1+; Homecoming King i+; Homecoming Attendant 3� MR. LEMON, Sponsor MRS. MOORE, Sponsor CAROLE STITES Band 2,3,14.; Glee Club 1,2,3,U; Mixed Chorus 2,3 i+; Class Secretary 2; Band Librarian 3,14.; Y-Teen Plays 3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 1+; Homecoming At- tendant 3tk Senior Play U; Per- fect Attendance I4.. KENNETH PRENTICE Band 1,2,3,1+! Glee Club 1,2,3,1+! Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,14.; Band Secretary Treas- urer 1+; Y-Teen Plays 1,2,3; Annu- al Staff I4.; Athletics Manager 2, 3; Letterman's Club 2,3� Perfect Attendance 2. KAREN DAVISON Glee Club 1,2,3,U; Y-Teen Play 1; Y-Teen 1,2,3,1+; Pep Club 1. LORENE BROWNBACK Band 2,3� l4-; Glee Club 1,2,3,1+J Y-Teen Plays 1,2,3,14.; Junior Plays 2,3; Senior Play J; Y-Teen Cabinet 2,3,4! Y-Teen 1,2,3,1+; PeP club Vice- president 1+; Pep Club 2,3,4! An- nual Staff l+. RICHARD RICE Glee Club 1; Y-Teen Play 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 1+. CAROL HODGSON Band 1,2,3,1+J Glee Club 1,2,3,1+J Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, I4.; Y-Teen I lay 1; Senior Play I4.; Y-Teen 1,2,3,1+J Pep Club 2,3; An- nual Staff k; Fifteen Girls I4.; Sextet 2,1� .; Trombone Quartet I4.; Trio 3. FERN DUNLOP Prophecy Band 1,2, 3,1+; Glee Club 1,2,3,1+! Mixed Chorus 2,3,1+; Class Secretary 1; Band Vice-President 14.; Band Stu- dent Conductor I4.; Y-Teen Plays 1, 3; Senior Play 1+; Y-Teen Cabinet 3; Y-Teen 1,2,3.1+5 Cheerleader 3, I4.; Pep Club 1,2,3,1+J Panther Press 2,1+; Fifteen Girls I4.; Girls Sextet 2; Girls Nonette 2. PHILLIPP HAROLD Y-Teen Play 1; Basketball 1,3! Football 3! Track 1,3; FFA 1,2,3! Perfect Atten- dance 1. LEROY McKTNNEY Boys Glee Club it; Mixed Chorus lp; Letter-man's Club Ip; Athletics 3 lp? FFA 3� li ERA Vice-president Ip. BEVERLY HAROLD Class History Band 1,2, 3� U-i Glee Club 1,2,3� k; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 14-5 Class Pres- ident 3; Class Treasurer 1; Band Vice-president 3� Band Librarian Y-Teen Play 1; Senior Play Ip; Y-Teen 1,2,3 U-; Pep Club Vice- president 3 Pep Club 1,3� Annual Staff Lj.; Panther Press 2; Home- coming Queen 3� Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,(4.. BARBARA SPENCER Glee Club 2,3� lp? Y-Teen Plays 3� lp5 Senior Play Lp; Y-Teen 2,3,hi Pep Club 2,3� U; Perfect Attendance 3� U WAYNE LONG Glee Club 3,lp; Y-Teen Play 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Track 3� FFA 1,2,3,Ip JAMES RANDALL Glee Club l,2,3� lp� Mixed Chorus ip; Class Treasurer 2; Y-Teen Plays l,2,3� lp. Senior Play lp; FFA l,2,3,lp� FFA Reporter 3; FFA Secretary lp. MARGARET GLENN Glee Club lp; Y-Teen lp. FRAN RICHARDSON Band 2,3� lp. Glee Club l,2,3� lp; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3� Ip; Y-Teen Plays l,2,3 lp Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Cabinet 2,lp; Y-Teen l,2,3 lp; Cheerleader lp; Pep Club l,2,3� lp; Panther Press lp; Fifteen Girls lp; Perfect At- tendance l,2,3 lp JIM STMS Boys Glee Club l,2,3� lp Mixed Chorus lp; Athletics 1,2,3� lp; FFA 2,3,lp5 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Letterman's Club l,2,3 lp GLENN KErtR Y-Teen Play 1; Pep Club 3; FFA 1,2,3,hi FFA Sentinel 14.; Basketball 2; Track 1,3 Per- fect Attendance I,! . DONNA HAMPTON Band 1,2,3,U; Glee Club 1,2,3,14. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 14.; Drum Major 2,3,1+J Y-Teen Plays 1,3,14-J Junior Play 3; Senior Play I4; Y-Teen Cabinet 2,3,14.; Y-Teen 1,2,3,14.; Pep Club President I4.; Pep Club 3 1-1-; Student Council 2; Trio 3; Sextet 3; Double Trio Ij.. MARILYN MORGAN Glee Club 1,2,3, {4; Mixed Chorus 1).; Y-Teen Play 1,14.; Senior Play Y-Teen 1,2,3,1+J Pep Club Secretary 14; Pep Club 2, 3,14; Fifteen Girls I4. LESLIE SI EVERS Glee Club 2,3,1+5 Mixed Chorus I4; Senior Play I4; Football 2,3; FFA 2,3; Perfect Attendance 3,U- JUDY CREIGHTON Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,14; Senior Play I4; Y-Teen 1, 2,3,1+. CLYDE ALEXANDER Y-Teen Play 1; Senior Play I4; Pep Club 3; Track 1,3; FFA 1,2,3,14- ALBERT CONRAD Y-Teen Plays 1,2, 3,14; Junior Play 3; Senior Play U.; Athletics Manager 1; FFA 1,2, 3; FFA Treasurer 35 Perfect At- tendance 2,3,1+5 Annual Staff I4. STELLA LYONS Girlo Glee Club 1 2,3 !+; Y-Teen 1,2,3,1+« SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1956, thirty-one so-called greenles entered Parker Rural High School. To the Seniors we were like green bananas who furn- ished some fun. Although some of us were a little doubtful about bearing the burden , we took it upon our shoulders. After the first month or two, the burden actually seemed lighter. We elected Gary Richardson, President; Mike Rogers, Vice-President; Fern Dunlop, Secre- tary; Beverly Harold, Treasurer; and Pat Goodall and Lowell Alexander as Student Council members. Finally we were accepted into PRHS as Panthers. The teachers were bewildered by the troops of comic strip characters, hobos, high society girls and hillbillies that filled the halls of PRHS. We ended our Freshmen year with a Freshmen-Sophomore skating party• In the fall of 1957, we came back for our second year at PRHS. We elected the following: Gerry Barrett, President; Linda Prent- ice, Vice-President; Carole Stites, Secretary; James Randall, Treasur- er; and Donna Hampton and Tom McCray as Student Council members. Mrs. Moore and Mr. Smith were our sponsors. We gathered more interest in extra-curricular activities as the year progressed. Our junior year started off with a bangl Thirty-one juniors had enlisted for duty, I mean enrolled in school. We elected the follow- ing as our leaders: Bev Harold, President; Lowell Alexander, Vice- President; Gary Richardson, Secretary; Gerry Barrett, Treasurer; and Peggy Burns and Kenneth Shirley as Student Council members. Miss Fred- erickson and Mr. Ward were our sponsors. We presented the junior play, Who Dunnit? in January. Then on April 2l+, we entertained the Seniors with a Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was Aloha . Well, after three years of high school life, we found ourselves more eager to return to school. We found ourselves working harder to- ward our goal, A High School Education. We elected Gary Richardson as our President, Peggy Burns as our Vice-President, Gerry Barrett as our secretary, Jessie Dunlop as our treasurer, and Linda Prentice and Lowell Alexander as Student Council members. Lowell Alexander was elected president of the student body also. Mrs. Moore and Mr. Lemon were our sponsors. On April 21, the juniors honored us with a Junior-Senior Banquet, the theme being, THE LAST ROUND-UP . It was decorated very much like the old west, with saddles, wagon-wheels, cactus, lanterns, and a camp- fire among some old logs. On May 6, I960, twenty-one Seniors and two sponsors left for Colo- rado on their sneak trip. We visited many scenic places such as the following: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, the Garden of the Gods, and the beautiful Seven Falls. Our last class party was a surprise party presented to us by our sponsor, Mr. Lemon. We knew that our days at PRHS were now numbered. Our baccalau- reate services were held May 22. One chapter of our life has now closed, that of a high school student, but we will be opening a new chapter, some of us might wish to join the Navy, some might be farmers, maybe some of us will be a partner in matrimony, some will choose to further their education; but whatever road we might take, we hope to meet again many times in the future. We chose the red rose as our class flower, blue and silver as our class colors, and our motto is, NOT MERELY TO EXIST, BUT TO AMOUNT TO SOME THING IN LIFE. By Beverly Harold Mr. Herd Sponsor Carol Holderman Student Council Dewain Crouch Student Council JUNIORS Madonna Kline Sec. Treas. Tony Haas President . Wendell Smith Vice-President Miss Prederickson Sponsor CLASS HISTORY On August 31, 1959, twenty-eight juniors began their third year In high school. We met with our sponsors. Miss Prederickson and Mr. Ward, and elected as officers: Tony Haas, President; Wendell Smith, Vice-president; Donna Kline, Secretary-Treasurer; and Dewain Crouch and Virginia Spencer as student council representatives. When Virginia resigned, Carol Holderman was elected to take her place. On November 13, 1959, the juniors presented their as- sembly. December 11, 1959� the juniors gathered in the gym for a Beatnik party. On March 1+, the juniors presented Down to Earth. On April 21, the theme of our Junior-Sen- ior Banquet was The Last Roundup. We have had a memorable year as juniors, but are look- ing forward to a much bigger and better year as seniors. Nancy Gross Delbert Kerr Dorothy Andrews Bonnie Jo Cooo Agnes Gunn Naomi Kitts Charlene Kittrell John Sturm Denny Nickell Laurel Brownback % Charles Singer Ronnie Traul Billy Wingate Paul Staley John DeMerritt Darrel Rosa s Larry Kehl George Jackson SOPHOMORES Arieta Troutman Sec.-Tres. Colleen Cockran Larry Kinder Larry Morgan President Steven Long Nancy FinfrocK Melvin Barnett Leonard Sdultz Carolyn Wilson Student Council Berniece Harold Raloh Nickell 3haron McKinney S„ $ V V. CLASS HISTORY The aoohomore class entered PRHS on September 1 1959. There were 35 classmates that enrolled. Through the year we lost 2 and gained 2 This left us with 35. The first week in September we chose the following class officers: Pres., Larry Morgan; Vice-Pres., Melvin Barnett; Secretary and Treasurer, Arleta Troutman; Student Council, Carolyn Wilson and Roger Knight. Servers at the Junior Senior Banquet were: Larry Morgan Carolyn Wilson, Richard Bratton, Shirley Page, Leonard Schultz, Virginia Gorrell, Gary Polley, and Marcia Knight. Ushers at the Senior Commencement were: Carolyn Wilson , Nancy Pinfrock, Janice Woolsey, Steven Long. Carolyn Wilson was attendant of the Queen of '59. Carolyn Wilson, Colleen Cockran, and Arleta Troutman were elected Cheerleaders from the sophomore class for the coming year. The sophomore class ranked second in the Curtis magazine sales. Colleen Cockran was high salesman from the sophomore class. Several soecial awards were awarded the award assembly. the sophomores at FRESHMEN Donna Lincoln Student Council Gaylin Nickell President Ronald Singer Vice President Jinnie Thomas Student Council Howard Chadwick CLASS HISTORY Carl Bowman On August 31, 1959, twenty-nine freshmen started the first year of a four year journey to advanced knowledge. Shortly after that, we met with our sponsor, Mr. Snodgrass, and elected: President, Gaylin Nickell; Vice- President, Ronnie Singer; Secretary, Lorita Gross; Treasurer, Donnie Pren- tice; and Student Council members, Jimmie Thomas and Donna Lincoln. On October 12, we had our first class party, a combination hayrack ride and sock-hop. Then that day arrived, we were initiated and finally accepted. We participated in several other activities during the school year, On May 27, I960, we left for home for a three month vacation, but we're all looking forward to the next year of school. ___________ HONOR STUDENTS FERN DUNLOP Class Prophecy BEVERLY HAROLD GARY RICHARDSON Class History Class Will HONOR ROLL YEAR 1959-1960 SENIORS JUNIORS Geraldine Barrett 4.0 Linda Prentice 3.8 Donna Hampton 3.7 Fern Dunlop 3.6 SOPHOMORES Marcia Knight 3.8 Larry Morgan 3.6 Elisabeth Prentice 4.0 Madonna Kline 3.8 Katherine Kerr 3.6 FRESHMEN Donald Prentice 4.0 Elaine Stltes 3.9 Marilyn Hampton 3.8 Carolyn Magers 3.6 HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS Gary Richardson 3 5 Beverly Harold 3 5 Carole Stltes 3 4 Peggy Bums 3 3 Frances Richardson 3 3 Kenneth Prentice 3 3 Carol Hodgson 3 0 JUNIORS Agnes Gunn 3.2 Tony Haas 3.0 Charles Hampton 3.0 Paul Staley 3.0 FRESHMEN Ronald Singer 3.4 Gaylln Niekell 3.2 William Sledd 3.0 James Swallow 3.0 SOPHOMORES Melvin Barnett 3 5 Colleen Cockran 3 3 Elaine Conrad 3 3 Linda Ellis 3 1 Nancy Finfrock 3 1 Carolyn Wilson 3 0 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Linda Prentice, Scholarship, Ottawa University Gerry Barrett, Balfour Outstanding Student Award , ( PRANCES RICHARDSON •9-K-R-K- JIM SIMS PERFECT ATTENDANCE 1956-1960 SENIORS ititmt Prances Garst Richardson •SHHfr Albert Conrad Beverly Harold Jim Sims Peggy Bums ■«-R- Leslie Slevers -K- Barbara Spencer it— Glenn Kerr ■� - Gary Richardson it Gerry Barrett it Lorene Brownback Pern Dunlop it Carole Stites ---- Phillipp Harold a--- Linda Prentice it— Kenneth Prentice a- Clyde Alexander ALBERT CONRAD utitat JUNIORS DOROTHY ANDREWS •jhh:- Dorothy Andrews mt Dewain Crouch itit Tony Haas itit Delbert Kerr not Elizabeth Prentice a Laurel Brownback it John DeMeritt Agnes Gunn it— Katherine Kerr a Charlene Kittrell it John Strum it Ronnie Traul it— Nancy Gross FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES it Marylou Brownback itit Elaine Conrad it Myrna Crouch Linda Ellis •H- it William Ewert itit Joyce Ewert «■ it Judy Kerr itit Lawrence Ward a Ronald Singer Gene Andrews ■fr William Sledd it Richard Bratton it Nancy Stiffler it Nancy Finfrock ■55— John Tyson it Virginia Gorrell Steven Long Gary Polley Mary Spencer Arleta Troutman Earl Wells Janice Woolsey Marcia Knight Leonard Schultz Position of star represents year of perfect attendance MATHEMATICS MISS FREDERICKSON, Teacher GEOMETRY ALGEBRA GENERAL MATH PROBLEMS OP DEMOCRACY AMERICAN HISTORY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Teacher, Miss Fisher CLOTHING I FAMILY LIVING BUSINESS EDUCATION CLASSES BOOKKEEPING ONE TYPING ONE FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA OFFICERS OTHER MENBERS Wayne Long, President LeRoy McKinney, Vice-President Jim Sims, Treasurer Clyde Alexander, Sentinel James Randall, Secretary Dewain Crouch, Reporter Mr. Ward, Advisor Larry Morgan Denny Ross Leonard Schultz Garry Polley Ray Funk Gene Andrews Lawrence Ward Richard Bratton Earl Wells Steven Long Glenn Kerr MR. WARD, Teacher VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Mr. Ward, LeRoy McKinney, George Wingate, Wayne Long, Jim Sims Glenn Kerr, James Randall, and Clyde Alexander SCHOOL NEWSPAPER THE PANTHER PRESS EDITED WEEKLY STAFF Mr. Lemon, Prances Richardson, Gerry Barrett, Pern Dunlop, Gary Richardson BUSINESS LAW and ECONOMICS MR. LEMON, Teacher ANNUAL STAFF THE YEARBOOK THE PANTHER OP I960 EDITORS Beverly Harold Kenneth Prentice Carole Stltes Gary Richardson Gerry Barrett Linda Prentice Lowell Alexander ADVERTISING SALES TYPISTS AND LAYOUT ARTISTS Carol Hodgson Albert Conrad Lorene Brownback SHORTHAND AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING CLASSES MRS. MOORE Teacher FRONT: L. Ellis, V. Gorrell, N. Gross, A. Gunn, D. Kline, M. Morgan, L. Prentice, C. Hodgson. BACK: E. Prentice, S. McKinney, C. Holderman, C. Magers, A. Troutman, F. Dunlop p. Burns, C. Cockran. Congratulations to this group as this is the first time that small ensemble has received a I rating in the State Contest. The Fifteen were highly complimented by the Judge and each re- ceived a gold medal. FRENCH HORN QUARTET Arleta Troutman, Carolyn Magers, Marilyn Hampton, and Elaine Stites. Received a I rating in the District and a II rating in the State Flute Soloist Gerry Barrett Received a I in District and a III in the State HARK! THE NUMBERS SOFT AND CLEAR GENTLY STEAL UPON THE EAR. EARL McCRAY, DIRECTOR BAUD OFFICERS President Vice-President Sec. Treas. Librarians Student Conductor Linda Prentice Fern Dunlop Kertneth Prentice Beverly Harold Carole Stites Fern Dunlop The Band attended the Moran Band Day, the Garnett Armistice Day Parade, and gave a fall and a spring concert. For the six- th year in succession, the Parker Band received a I rating at the District Contest at Pittsburg. Virginia Gorrell Lois Mauk MAJORETTES Donna Hampton Judith Prentice Marylou Brownback GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB FRONT: E. Prentice, L. Ellis, E. Conrad, F. Garst, S. McKinney, M. Brownback, C. Kittrell, N. Gross, A. Troutman, K. Kerr, J. Woolsey, N. Stiffler, P. Burns, D. Hampton, L. Prentice, L. Brownback, M. Crouch; SECOND: D. Lincoln, C. Magers, M. Creighton, C.Cornett, M. Glenn, C. Holderman, B. Coon, A. Gunn, D. Kline, J. Dunlop, M. Mann, D. Andrews, C. Stites, G. Barrett, N Finfrock, M. Morgan, C. Cockran, Mr. McCray, director; THIRD: B. Harold, V. Gorrell, E. Stites, M. Morgan, L. Mauk.L. Gross, L. Brownback, J.Ewert, E. Ralston, N. Kitts, C. Wilson, J. Giffin, J. Kerr, M. Hampton, B.Soencer, C. Hodgson, I. Lyons, D.Rookstool; FOURTH: C. Cooo, B. Harold, F. Dunlon, S. Page, M. Knight, M. Spencer. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Donna Hamoton, pianist; Donald Prentice, Ronald Sing r, Leonard Scnultz, James Hill, Delbert Kerr, Gavlin Nickell, Gary Polley, Jonn Tyson, MIDDLE: David Koontz, Ral h Nickell, Ronnie Traul, Denny Nickell, LeRoy McKinney, Melvin Barnett, Darrel Ross, Leslie Sievers, Mr. McCray, instructor; BACK ROW: Kenneth Prentice, Charles Singer, Roger Knight, Bobby Duncum, Janes Randall, Gary Richardson, Everett Bowman, Lowell Alexander, Dennis Ross, and Wendell Smith. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: L. Ellis, E. Conrad, D. Lincoln, E. Prentice, D. Kline, S. McKinney, F. Richardson, L. Gross, N. Kitts, A. Gunn, P. Burns, D. Hampton, M. Hamoton, L. Prentice, C. Cockran; SECOND ROW: R. Singer, J. Tyson, E. Stites, N. Gross, C. Holderman, C„ Magers, A. Troutman, J. Dunlop, B. Coop, M. Knight, C. Stites, G. Barrett, S. Page, N. Stiffler, L. Mauk, B. Harold, Mr. McCray, director; THIRD ROW: D. Prentice, L. Schultz, G. Polley, D. Koontz, J. Hill, R. Traul, M. Morgan, V. Gorrell, F. Dunlop, C. Hodgson, J. Giffin, K. Prentice, L. Sievers, L. McKinney, M. Barnett, G. Nickell, FOURTH ROW: C. Singer, D. Nickell. R. Knight, J. Randall, B. Duncura, G. Richardson, E. Bowman, L� Alexander, D. Ross. CONTEST RATINGS DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST PITTSBURG Band I Mixed Chorus Girls' Fifteen Horn Quartet Gerry Barrett, Flute Boys' Glee Club Girls' Sextet T rombone Quartet Flute Trio Carol Hodgson, Baritone II Girls' Glee Club Fern Dunlop, Cornet Denna Hampton, Oboe II Jessie Dunlop, Voioe II Arleta Troutman, Yoioe II Donna Hampton, Yoioe III Gerry Barrett, Voioe III Linda Prentioe, Yoioe III Charles Singer, Voioe III Woodwind Trio III STATE CONTEST EMPORIA Girls' Fifteen French Horn Quartet Gerry Barrett, Flute SENIOR CLASS PLAY DR. HUDSON'S SECRET JOURNAL April 1$, I960 SEATED: Carol© Stites, Marilyn Morgan, Loren© Brownback, Garry Barrett, Linda Prentice, Peggy Bums. STANDING: uS}op’ Barbara, Spencer, Clyde Alexander, Jessie Dunlop, Richard Rice, Kenneth Prentice, Albert Conrad, James Randall, Gary Richardson, Lowell Alexander, Judy Creighton, Donna Hampton, Carol Hodgson, Leslie Sievers, Beverly Harold JUNIOR CLASS DOWN TO EARTH PLAY March 8, I960 SEATED: Elizabeth Prentice, Carol Holdeman, Naomi Kitts, Laurel Brownback, Donna Kline, Charlene Kittrell, Katherine Kerr. STANDING: Ronald Traul, Paul Staley, Billy Wingate, Robert Dumcum, Charles Hampton, Dewain Crouch. Madonna Kline, Treasurer; Katherine Kerr, Secretary;Prances Richardson, Vice-President; Peggy Burns, President; Gerry Barrett, Program; Donna Hampton, Worship Chairman; STANDING Miss Prederickson, Sponsor; Linda Ellis, Pianist; Charlene Kittrell, Publicity; Agnes Gunn, Songleader; Carolyn Wilson Service; Lorene Brownback, Social. CLUB MEMBERS PURPOSE To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus,to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. FRONT: B. Wingate, R. Wilcox, M. Barnett, A. Conrad, D. Koontz, D. Prentice, J. Tyson, D. Crouch, G. Polley. SECOND: M. Crouch, E. Ralston, E. Prentice, M. Hampton, B. Spencer, C. Kittrell, C. Cockran, L. Brownback, E. Conrad, L. Ellis, F. Garst. THIRD: D. Kline, C. Wilson, B. Harold, M. Knight, A. Gunn, C. Holdeman, J. Dunlop, K. Kerr, G. Barrett, N. Kitts, M. Morgan, D. Hampton, L. Prentice, P. Burns, FOURTH: Miss Frederickson, Sponsor; R. Nickell, L. Kinder, C. Hampton, L. Alexander, R. Dumcum, G. Richardson, J. Randall, R. Rice, B. Coop, S, Page, F. Dunlop, Mrs. Parks, Director. SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLASS, ARTISTS IN CHRISTMAS DECORATING STUDY HALL AT EASE THE MARCHING BAND PEP CLUB FRONT: C. Wilson, G. Barrett, L. Brownback, D. Hampton, C. Stites, F Dunlop, F.Garst, SECOND: M. 3rownback, E. Stites, L. Brownback, D. Line ion, N. Stiffler, M. Mann, 3. Spencer, M. Creighton, M. Hampton, N. Gross, L. Gross, V. Gorrell, C. Hodgson, M. Crouch, r . . , _ A. l - _ r� X Mnnrron M VnT1 C7£ ri . Li • riH Uli , r . iiUMViuaiii W N. Kitts, M. Spencer, C. Cockran, S. McKinney, CHEERLEADERS CAROLYN WILSON GERRY FERN BARRETT DUNLOP FRAN RICHARDSON BUS DRIVERS Bryan Harold, Don Koontz, Maxine Holderman, Rolla Kerr, Don Koontz DONALD P. KOONTZ owns and operates the six buses that serve the Parker Rural High School District. LUNCH HOUR MRS. PAGE AND HER HELPERS READY TO SERVE US CUSTODIAN J , £■ 4v THOMAS B. McCARTY PERFORMING SOME OF HIS MANY JOBJ However busy his day, he always has a pleasant word or a smile for everyone except, perhaps, students who forget to brush off their shoes. SNAPSHOTS WE ARE SEVEN SPRING IS HERE READY FOR VACATION WE WENT PLACES PALS SENIOR TRIP Colorado ship ROCK ON WAY TO SEVEN PALLS LUNCH AT GARDEN OP GODS CAMP THE SEVEN PALLS f ' '' ? ■ CAN YOU FIND MR. LEMON IS HE ALIVE ■ TRACK TEAMS ASSISTANT, BILL SNODGRASS COACH, FRANK WATTELET TEAMS and COACHES LETTERMEN TRACK LeRoy McKinney Jim Sims Dewain Crouch. Robert Dumcum Tony Haas Charles Singer Paul Staley Ronnie Traul John Strum Charles Hampton Roger Knight Steven Long Larry Morgan Ralph Mickell Ralph Wilcox James Hampton JIM SIMS Threw discus li+V U to break 1956 record of 1U0« 1 STEVEN LONG High hurdles 4 BASKETBALL TEAMS Mr. Snodgrass Ronald Singer, Donald Prentice, LeRoy McKinney, Richard Bratton, Ralph Wilcox, Dewain Crouch, Earl Wells, David Koontz BASKETBALL SCORES Dec. 15 Greeley U3 Dec. 18 Uniontown 53 Jan. 8 Mound City 51 Jan. 15 Blue Mound 60 Jan. 29 Prescott U9 THIRD PRHS U.2 Feb. 5 Moran U8 Feb. 12 LaCygne U2 Feb. 16 Greeley U8 Feb. 19 Pleasanton 57 LINK LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 7U U9 k9 57 PRHS lj.1 66 U8 51 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Attendants Carolyn Wilson, Carole Stites, Carol Holderman, Charles Hamnton, LeRoy McKinney, Ronnie Traul. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. 18 Weir 25 Arma 2 Mound City 9 Pleasanton 16 Blue Mound FOOTBALL SCORES 12 PRHS 20 Oct. 23 6 111 Oct. 30 6 0 Nov. 1+ 6 7 Nov. 13 26 18 Mound Citv 13 PRHS 7 Moran 3i| 0 LaCvgne 0 111 Uniontown 12 1|0 Front How: Assistant Coach Snodgrass, Charles Hamoton, Lowell Alexander, Robert Duracum, Darrell Ross, Charles Singer, Dewain Crouch, Jim Sims, Steven Long, Coach Wattelet. Second Row: Mr. Lemon, Melvin Barnett, Everett Bowman, Larry Kinder, Ronnie Traul, aul Staley, Denny oss, LeRoy McKinney, Roger Knight, Kenneth rentice. Third Row: Gaylin Nickell, Richard Bratton, Larry Morgan, Earl Wells, Gary Dickey, Raloh Wilcox, Carl Bowman, Howard Cnadwick Back Row: Jim Swallow, Ronnie Singer, Jim Tnomas, Jim Hamoton, Jim Hill. Donnie Prentice(not shown) FRONT: Coach Wattelet, Charles Hamoton, Larry Kinder, Everett Bowman, Charles Singer, Lowell Alexander, Jim Sims, Dewain Crouch, LeRoy McKinney, Roger Knight. BACK: Ronnie Traul, Darrell Ross, Melvin Barnett, Paul Staley, Richard Bratton, Steven Long, Robert Dumcum, WIN LEAGUE TROPHY THIRD PLACE TIE Front: Charles Hamnton, Lowell Alexander, Darrell Ross, Charles Singer, Dewain Crouch, Jim Sims, Steven Long, Back: Everett Bowman, Ronnie Traul, Larry Kinder, Paul Staley. GREELEY CO-OP AS S 0 C I AT ION SYMBOL OF FARM LEADERSHIP ! 1 0,000 BUSHEL GRAIN STORAGE Kansas Cooperatives are Kansas people, using Kansas resources, paying Kansas taxes and building Kansas Communities GREELEY KANSAS G RrfEir ADS CASIDA - SMITH MOTOR CO. GARNETT. KANSAS GARNET? MONUMENT GLASS COMPANY Monuments and Markers---Auto Glass, Furniture Tops, Mirrors Garnett Kansas Gene S GARNETT, KANSAS BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Sid Jasner, Manager Phone 85 Garnett, Ks. SUNSHINE FARM HATCHERY Home of Better Chicks Garnett Kansas Motel C o--fe TAKE THE FAMILY OUT TO DINNER! Manager: Mrs. Vernon Berger Garnett Kansas Earl L. Knauss Leo. McCalla, Jr THE GARNETT PUBLISHING CO. Garnett, Kansas Publishers of The Jarnett Review Anderson Countain Quality Printing—Advertising ’hones: 195 2l8 112 West 6th CofAPLINKEAJTS OF GA RNE A UTOMOBIL E DEALERS AS SOCIAT 0 V GARNETT KANSAS LARK' By Studebakti FLOWERS SAY IT BETTER GARNETT, KANSAS Phono 562 Congratulations Seniors! HUTCHINSON HARDWARE Garnett Kansas DAVIS HARDWARE Empire Floor Furnace, 20 yr. guarantee Circular Heaters, Throws heat on floor Garnett, Kansas Phone 1180 116 W. Fifth Av. Let Tine. Hy K as L abet Set you-T Ta 6 c Lee'S Food tAdurkeT SPECIAL CAKES PASTERIES For Sweets, We Can't Be Beat GARNETT KANSAS GaKH£TT BAKRFty . 3 burris Motor Co. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES J USED CARS PHONE «40 P BURRIS. OWN.� GARNETT. KANSAS SUTTON'S JEWELRY Hamilton Watches Keepsake Diamonds Lth k Oak GARNETT. KANSAS JDE’S WELDING SHOP fyabsucalion St—I □ ARNETT JOE HUMBERT KANSAS. HOTEL BARBER SHOP Hotel Richart Garnett, Ks. £ofm J . Watt, !Zy[Zy =5. Medical Arts Building Garnett, Ks. Telephone 150 WEBSTEQS JEWELRY STORE 'w' WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE LEO RABORN wmt Sioa or Souasi ETHEL RABORN OARNCTT. KANSAS Phone: Store 110 - Res. 71C Galloway Clothing Co. THE CORNER CLOTHIERS PHONE 30 Garnett Kansas 9lurin'I Tlftatone Stole Farm Tire Service Complete Line Car And Tractor Tires Phone 161 111 East Uth Garnett J7..Kmsr I STOCKTON and SUTTON 1FUKNIBH 9 ! 1 FURNITURE CO. r? mu 1 GARNETT, KANSAS Hodgson Implement Company JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS ■ SALES AND SERVICE Phone 74 Garnett, Kansas W ' Congratulations Seniors FRAKER CLOTHING CO. The Store For The Lad And His Dad1 Garnett, Kansas THE MEDICAL CENTER Thomas M. Dougherty M. D. Monte B. Miller M. D. Ralph E. White M. D. Tel. 103 Garnett, Kansas t lAUTIFUL {AT FINAL %� • OBSERVANT OF EVERY WISH • HEEDFUL OF EVERT NEED PPa FUNERAL HOME 219 S. OAK GARNETT, KANS. McDonald Auto Parts 518 S. MAIN PHONE 81 GARNETT. KANSAS Dave McDonald • Owners • Jim McDonald PETROLEUM, OIL, GREASE, TIRES, BATTERIES EQUIPMENT, PAINTS AND SUPPLIES GARNETT ”3 (COOP) KANSA3 Shop At Krogers Where You Live Better For Less Garnett Kansas Qawett 9oe and Gold Stoteuje LOREN C PAGE. Owner OUR ADS BRING RESULTS GARNETT, KANSAS GriEELEy and Gannett f DS ALLIS-CHALMERS and buick TELEPHONE 444 GARNETT KANSAS Sales AC £ Service BRECHEISEN IMPLEMENT CO. If You Need If, W Hav If. COMPLIMENTS FROM Spradlin pharmacy Phone 79 Garnett, Kansas DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE -S ( M ELE CT RIC SERVICE ELECTRIC MOTORS rewound rebuilt armature winding NEALE McCOY,owner GARNETT, KANSAS WE BUY ANYTHING MAR MON SALVAGE Phone 7F13 Garnett, Kansas Co VI PL. W E YTS FRofiA MAIN STREET GARAGE GREBlEy KAIYSAS J-pRRy'S SERVICE MOTOR OILS FLITE FUEL 70 7-2250 h’eeley Kansas DAN DONOHUE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone VO 7-3150 GREELEY KANSAS Glen H. Ohmes Alfred E. Rockers President Cashier THE BANK DF GREELEY W. C. Gerhold, Vice-President C. E. Wustefeld, Vice-President We invite your patronage Member FDIC Greeley Kansas Rommelfanger's V atifou u Greeley’s phone vo 7-23L0 Leading Food Store ” Phone VO 7-23L.0 Greeley, Kansas Compline nts OF GeR HOLD Dry Goods fL Furniture Store Phone Vo 7-2160 GREELEY KANSAS nick's Sundries OONT y forget LCc S To P 7T 'O 3HO P Phone VO 7-2355 GREELEY KANSAS QSAW ATOA UE ADS BILL'S TV RADIO 522 Main PL 5-2635 ZENITH and PHILCO TV and Stereo Sales SPEED QUEEN Washers and Dryers Popular Records LP and Stereo Albums Television Service THE NEW FORD FALCON TOM MEDCALF MOTOR CO. 432 MAIN STREET • OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS PARKS QUALITY MARKET HOME OF GOOD MEA I S Enjoy the Best along with the Rest EDDY ntfai nxme CHOICE CUTS °hone - L 5-2251 CONGRATULATIONS from MR. and MRS. W. W. EDDY OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS Osawotomic. Konsos. AMBULANCE Ptione PL 5-3131 OSAWATOMIE. KANSAS Hotel (OsuuKitumic Comfort — Hospitclitv Osawoiorr.ic, Kansas MRS. RUBY CARDWELL, OWNER DESSERTS ' SERV CF WHERE SERVICE IS BEST OSAWATOMIE KANSAS PAGE'S SKFIL-y SERVICE Phone ?L 5-263 6th and PARKER OSAWATOMIE KANSAS REECE STANDARD SERVICE t, th an 4 Brown TIRES AND BATTERIES OSAWATOMIE KENNETH R. JOHNSON OIL AND GAS WELL SUPPLIES WATER SYSTEMS Osawatomie, Kansas LUBRICATION AND WASH EL 5-34.32 OIL FIELD TRUCKING K.C.C. 3251 PHONES: 544 Doy 1079 Night ‘ - TROUTMAN FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS PL 5-3634 509 Main i 1 1 1 Jr 4 n r COM PL MB NTS fno vi A out he ?UCVFRM- Hoi p MUNI! COUNT) LOOSER OWNED AND OPERATED BY MR. AND ’ RS. FLOYD E. WELLS 69U MAIN v i,'l ) ;BOBS 7 [ MIMCIM 519 main OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS MORRIS'S TEXACO SEKVi,i. I Nnri I BROWN PHONE 5-422' r J I OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS £gg7 OSAWATOMIE IMPLEMENT CO. Telephone PL-5-4616 w service sales Osowa omu . Kansas Day Chevrolet Co. Sales Service Sixth and Parker Phone PL 5-2627 OSAWATOMIE. KANSAS T „ W r PHONE PL 5-2152 U QC r J SEVENTH CARR OSAWATOMIE f. WHY NOT SHARE r . YOUR BREAK V-V J hO p WITH US CAPITAL BARBER SHOP Don Davis, Ovmer Dale Koontz, Barber YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED 507 Sixth Street Osawatomie NU-WAY CLEANERS Well Pressed Is Well Dressed 6l8 Maine Osawatomie, Kansas SAVE PART OF EVERY DOLLAR AT 'lewidl'i FI, IIMiO MIIVK-IX 1212 South Sixth St. Osawatomie. Kansas Bill Patty Gaston nmmamna , TCKE S ©CESEziasa n-nwin «ws REXALL DRUGS Jo-Kay Shop PH. PL 5-2U+6 OSAWATOMIE KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF GcwnMe4 The Friendly Store : H. PL 5-14-514-3 OSAWATOMIE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM DrJ.LowfU IAa Gildfr OSAWATOMIE KANSAS Osawatomie Coffee Shop fried Delicious Chicken 223154 Coffee I °hone M EEK'S P1 5-V l 2 DRUG STORE OSAWATOMIE'S FRIENDLY DRUG STORE Established in 1879 M.A.C. MOTOR CO. Shies Rno Serv ce: MELVIN MINDIN PL 5-2)414-5 RAYMOND ANGLEN 1°°9 SIXTH ST. EVERETT CAYLOR OF ou WAMr Jacobson Hardware 554 MAIN ST. PL 5-2245 SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS Johnson Motors Lone Star Boats Snorting Goods 4 lt LOAN ASSOCIATION Osawatomie Kansas Shop At SAFEWAY And Save OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS QUALITY OIL COMPANY Best service in town Osawatomie Kansas Congratulations Seniors McCALLON'S CAFE Osawatomie Kansas YOUR FEATURE LOCK DEALER DEAN’S JEWELRY GUARANTEED WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRING Come in . . Let us clean your watch the SOUND WAY. 535 MAIN OSA ATOMIE, KANSAS CRI3S GROCPRY McCURDY'S BARBER SHOP Ph. PL 5-14-711 568 Main Street ROYAL CLEANERS HOME OF FINE CLEANING St. Osawatomie Kansas GOWDEN GIFT AND NEWS OSAWATOMIE KANSAS PAOLA ADS Mf vs ladies-childrens Rea by-To- Weak W. SIDE of SQUARE Jongratulutiom to the graduating class 76 0 A -3451 PAOLA,KANSAS COM PLl N E NTS Of SUPER Utz N ARKET THE SIGN OP SAVINGS PaoLa Kansas SAVE-- IT'S THE AMERICAN WAY OF SUCCESS You are always welcome at THE MIAMI COUNTY NATIONAL BANK PAOLA, KANSAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KRAMER‘3 TEXACO S. W. CORNER U. S. HIGHWAY 169 COMPLIMENTS CARPENTER'S JEWELRY PAOLA KANSAS The Barnes Studio y SEE US FOR EXPERT PHOTO P,0L FINISHING Kansas SnFFQRDSrB'� SuPPLy S. W. CORNER SQUARE PAOLA TRUCK TRACTOR CO. Tractors and Trucks 127 West Weo St. I is IMHMAItONil Htmsuit Sales and Service Poola, Kansas Ph. AX 4-2236 Hume Furniture Music Co. Chas. W. Hayden Fine Watch Repair JEWELRY REPAIR HAND ENGRAVING AX U-3U43 7 w. WEA PAOLA, KANSAS PAOLA BUTTER COAAPANy YOUR MILK CREAM MARKET MFRS. FANCY BUTTER CHEESE PAOLA Phone AX U-2395 KANSAS CHILDRENS BAZAAR P LOLA'S EXCLUSIVE CHILD SHOP JUNIORS SUB-TEENS CHUBBETTES FICKBL FURNITURE f APPLIANCE INC. STORES IN PAOLA AND LOUISBURG PAOLA, KANSAS AX U-3336 RELIABLE CLEANERS AX - 4-3526 - 121 WEST PEORIA PAOLA, KANSAS Skyline lofH PAOLA KANSAS ON U S 16 AIR CONDITIONED PAUL KITTY KAWAKAMI SINGLE AND OWNERS DOUBLE UNITS AXrri 4 406 £ y. Jew li7 £r Can.era Skorv GET YOJR OVERSIZE SNAPSHOTS HERE N. Side of Square Paola sorHER land’s ? AND QUtK C HE K So pen v A THE'r U. S. CHOICE MEATS GROCERIES and PRODUCE ARNOLDS AUTO STORES N ORRISS' CONOCO SERVICE EoS S. SILVER PAOLAtKANSAS PAola barer y 2 SOUTH SILVER AX I4. 9925 PAOLA KANSAS }ift Sho i Oncoifioiatcd Paola, Kansas V4a JIM'S [UCIRIC COMMERCIAL a HOUSEHOLD WIRING NORGE. MOTOROLA. FEDDERS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Ph. AX I4.-2715 Paola, Kansas COIN-O-MATIC SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY 811 S. Silver Paola, Kansas srfAK House TAKE THE FAMILY OUT TO EAT Paine's BooTEpy SHOKS Eon THE ENTIRE FA NU Ly MILLER'S MA yTAG Cotd opfwweo LAoNony PAOLA H� ' S DHlVf ftoss Tnuck Lines SAVE TIME MONEY, SHIP BY TRUCK PAOLA KANSAS ITT e ffil CLEMENS GREEN COMPANY PAOLA, KANSAS Sfe : WHOLESALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS AXtel 2361+ .3 MOUND ClTy IDS Jfarmers jHerdjants iBank CAPITAL te SURPLUS $125,000 Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 3% on Savings Deposits Pbone 22 ESTABLISHED IN 18� 3 mound City. Kansas w ■ . Mound City umm S BULK PROPANE BOTTLES APPLIANCES PHONE NO. 5 MOUND CITY, KANSAS The Linn County Farm Bureau and Farm Bureau Insurance WILLIAM L. BEARLY, PRES. BOB ROBBINS, GEN. AGT. PhOMC 13 if ERNEST IRWIN HDWF. Plu a 1 A G He ATi NG ELBCT RJCAL Sales Service INSTALLATION Mound ary phone 70 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS — FEED — FERTILIZER PROPANE (COOP) BUTANE The Linn Co. Farmers Co-op Ass’n E. D. Woolston Chevrolet Co exixii - i - ♦ Sales and Service Mound City, Kansas E. D. WooUton, Phone 49 IRWIN’S DRY GOODS MOUND CITY, KANSAS CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY AL Ph. 227 ORA £inn (Entmtij Appitatur ELEC. REFRIGERATORS -FOOD FREEZERS HOUSEHOLD APPL.-ELEC. SUPPLIES H. D. UNDERHILL TELEPHONE 246 THE MOUND CITY REPUBLIC GUY R. HIVELY EDITOR and PUBLISHER THE FINE KEYSTONE PRINTING BUSINESS SchasteenGrocery FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES QUALITY MEATS MOUND CITY, KANSAS CE VTJTR V LLt ADS STIFFLER GRAIN COMPANY CENTERVILLE, KANS. MAHON SERVICE CENTERVILLE CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS HARDWARE PROM Plumbing - wiring - heating Electrical appliances Center ville Sales Services PHON- TV 8-2200 STATE BANK PHONE T'. C-21o0 Wound Ciry nd Centerville ds Cq vt. HOME OIL COMPANY W. E. EASTWOOD CS’NTERVTLL17, KA ' P’.o--' TW 8-3750 r THIS IS THE PLACE TO (E AT MAIN STREET CAFF ALWAYS GOOD POOD Mound City Kansas DAVIS EAD o t Television Service RCA RH lco EMERSO V RAD as Moup o ClT j Ph. 2.5 KANSAS The FREAR FEED amo PRODUCE POULTRY - EGGS - FEED - CHEMICALS Ph. TW 8-2260 CENTERVILLE KANSAS WARD PRODUCE' SANITATION PRODUCTS Ph. 18 Mound City fbnonrtulatiow to the graduating class HERB PETERSON INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS, INC MURRAY OIL COMPANY ciliis ISERVICEJ mound city ?h. 96 Kansas beagle- cadmus- Fontana ads COMPLIMENTS FROM Montana elevator BETTER PRICES FOR YOUR PRODUCTS Fontana Kansas Inter-Collegiate Press I N C O A F O « A T I D 615 WYANDOTTE - KANSAS CITY 5. MISSOURI PATRONS CO-OP. MER. ASSN. General mehchi ndis Ej Hard viare Oil, Gas, and Feed Oldest I0-0P in the United St t 3 J. C. Hodgson, Manager LaCygne 8I4.8 Cadmus, Kansas FARMERS UNION JOBBING ASSN PH. 13X5 FONTANA. KANSAS rPATNS SEEDS CO-OP PRODUCTS p uZERS Serving You I HUFF ELEVATOR beagle LUMBER, GRAIN, AND HARDWARE Osawatomie PL 5-3630 WALTER BRATTON STECKLEY CORN AND SORGHUM DEALER Osawatomie, Kansas PL 5-2U20 BURNS GROCERY AND SERVICE The store where satisfaction is guaranteed 3FAGLE, KANSAS PHONE PL 5-3.'i20 - PARKER STATE BANK PARKER • KANSAS THIS BANK WILL DO FOR YOU ANYTHING A GOOD BANK OUGHT TO DO ESTABLISHED IN 1898 CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $63,000 PH ON E TW 8-3550 PARKER OTTAWA FORT SCOTT ADS HAROLD'S STANDARD SERVICE A i iccess o_ y to the graduating class OTTAWA CO-OP. ASSN 302 N. MAIN OTTAWA, KANSAS BATTERIES STANDARD “bricatio� PHONE TW 8-2130 PARKER, KANSAS (coop COrVGRATULhT ions FROM CO NO RA T U L )T 0 VS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS STITES GROCERY Groceries - Fresh Fruits - Vegetables Meats - Meat Processing TW 8 36frO PARKER, KANSAS FORT SCOTT PACKING COMPANY FORT SCOTT. KANSAS OLD FORT BRAND SERVING THE FINEST IN MEAT CONGRATULATIONS FROM JOHN and FLORENCE TROUTMAN BROWN'S TRUCK LIKE LIVESTOCK TROC-KfNS C { A CAFE I'CoMf f V FOR GOOD FOOD mMMr Phone South of Parker TW 8-3195 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 Lockhart's Station PARKER, KANSAS Ik ParwenShop Store JT Shoes and shoes repaired a) J. B. Doerhuff eJN Parker, Kansas KINDER'S CLOTHING STORE KEy NonK CLOTHFS Bustsr brown's U. S. Coins and Supplies Parker, Kansas R. E. POLLEY SONS (CORNER GROCERY) PARKER, KANSAS We carry a complete line of FRESH MEATS, FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES at all times CASH BUYERS OF FARM PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS PARKER, KANSAS PHONES Business---TW 8-2330 Residence—TW 8-3620 and TW 8-3130 FORTY-FIVE YEARS Breeders of DOMINO HEREFORDS INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. � . -T. r'