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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1962 volume:

THE PANTHER OF 1962 PRESENTED BT SENIOR CLASS PARKER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL PARKER, KANSAS ADMINISTRATION Administration Congratulations to the Class of 1962. I sincerely hope that your past four years of attendance at Parker Rural High School have been an adequate preparation for the years ahead. May you plan a successful future and work well your plan. To all the members of this class, I wish to express my deepest desire for your con- tinued success. Board of Education ALLIE BOYDSTON, President HAROLD POLHAMUS, Treasurer PRANK J. INGRAM, Cleric PARKER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL THE FORTIETH ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISES COMMENCEMENT Processional ............. Invocation • • • • • Class History . Salutatory Address , Class Will ............... Vocal Solo ............... Address .................. Class Prophecy . . . . Clarinet Solo............. Valedictory Address. Presentation of the class Presentation of Diplomas . Benediction .............. Recessional .............. ...............Band Rev. J. A. Robertson . . Carolyn Wilson . . Marcia Knight . . Elaine Conrad ... June Glffln . . . Wes Santee . . .Larry Morgan . .Colleen Cockran . MaDonna Magers . . Dale D. Lemon .Allie Boydston Jr. Rev. J. A. Robertson ................Band May 16, 1962 Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS AND SPONSOR Dennis Ross Linda Ellis Myma Crouch Ronald Singer Mr. Lemon Marvin Stites Louise Dysart Mary Brooks Roy Nickell Secretary OUR SECRETARY ALWAYS AT WORK FACULTY DALE D. LEMON Principal, Bus. Ed. Panther Press Student Council BESSIE FREDERICKSON Mathematics Y-Teen EARL H. McCRAY Music FAE ADELL Home Economics Pep Club W. D. BARNES Social Science Driver Education Athletics DOROTHY PARKS English, Library Dramatics DAN E. STONECIPHER Physical Science Mathematics HELOISE L. MOORE Business Ed. Spanish, Yearbook FREDERICK D. DELANO Vocational Agriculture Ind. Arts SENIORS LARKY MORGAN FFA 1,2; Look Award 4; King 3; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 3; Class Offices 2,3,4; Ferfect Attendance 3 VIRGINIA GORRELL Small Ensembles 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Class Offices 1,4; Panther Press 4; Student Council 1; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Y-Teen Plays 1,3,R; Sr.Play Twlrler 1-2; Drum Ma.lor 3-k ; Yearbook 1|. CAROLYN WILSON Small Ensembles 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Panther Press 4; Class Offices 1-4; Student Council 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Y-Teen Cabinet 2-4; Y-Teen 1-4; Perfect Attendance 3; Senior Play ij. COLLEEN COCKRAN Look Award 4; Curtis Award 2; Small Ensembles 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1- 4; Mixed uhorus 1-4; Panther Press 4; Class Offices 3,4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Cabinet 3,4; Y-Teen Plays 1-4; Y-Teen 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Senior Play 4 DENNIS ROSS FFA 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Y-Teen Plays 3: King 4; Glee Club 2,3 4; Senior Play 4 LINDA ELLIS Small Ensembles 1-4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Band 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Student Council 4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Cabinet 2-4; Y-Teen Plays 1-4; Y-Teen 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Perfect Attend- ance 1-4 RALPH NICKELL Basketball 1; Letterman's Club- 2,Football 1-4; Track 1-1; Mixed Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 2,1;} Y-Teen Plays 2,3,1;; Senior Play 1;; Perfect Attendance 1; ROGER KNIGHT Small Ensembles 4; Track 1,2, 3; Basketball 1-4; Football 1- 4; Letterman's Club 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Class Offices 1, 2; Student Council 1,2; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Flays 2; Glee Club 1-4; Look Award 4; Senior Play 4 NANCY FINFROCK Pep Club 1,2; Class Offices 1; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 1- 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen 2-4; Perfect Attendance 2; Senior Play 4 X SHIRLEY PAGE Small Ensembles 3; Pep Club 1, 3,4; Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1,2,4; Look Award 4; Glee Club 2-4; Y-Teen 1-4; Senior Play 4 RICHARD BRATTON FFA 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Letterman's Club 2-4; Ferfect Attendance 2 Senior Play 4 MARCIA KNIGHT Curtis Awards 2: Mixed Chorus 1-1;; Small Ensembles 3; Pep Club 1-1;; Band 1-1;; yearbook Staff l;;Perfect Attendancel-l;} Class Office 3; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1-1;; Y-Teen 1-1;; Y-Teen Cabinet 1-1;; Glee Club 1-4; Senior Play 1; LEONARD SCHULTZ FFA 1-4; Track 1,3; Basketball 1; Football 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Y-Teen Plays 1; Glee Club 3; Perfect Attendance 1,3; Senior Flay 4 LARRY KINDER Basketball 1,4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Senior Play 4 MARY MCKINNEY Curtis Award 2; Look Award 4; Pep Club 1-3; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 1-3; Perfect Attend- ance 4 JANICE WOOLSEY Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Y-Teen Plays 2,3; Y-Teen 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Perfect Attendance 2 RAY FUNK FFA 1-3; Track 1,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,3,4; Junior Play 3; Perfect Attendance 1,3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff NANCYE ADAMS Small Ensembles 4; Pep Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Y-Teen 3,4; Y-Teen Plays 4; Glee Club 4; Senior Play 4 MADONNA MAGERS Small Ensembles 2,3; Band 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Class Office 3; Student Council 2; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1-3; Glee Club 1-3; Y-Teen Cabinet 2,3; Y-Teen 1-3; Look Award 4 GENE ANDREWS FPA 2,3,4� Perfect Attendance 2,3; Senior Play 4 LAWRENCE WARD Track 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3; FFA 1-4; Football 1,3,4; Band 1-4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1-3; Y-Teen Plays 1,3,4; NAVAILA HAY Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Y-Teen 1-4; Glee Club 1; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4 SHARON MCKINNEY Small Ensembles 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Glee Club 1-4; Y-Teen 2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 4 CARL GIFFIN FFA 1-4; Track 1,3; Basketball 1; Football 1,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4j Senior Play 4 CHRISTINE CORNETT Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 1-4; Y-Teen 1; Senior Play 4 JOYCE EWERT Perfect Attendance 1-3; Glee Club 1-4J Y-Teen 3,4� Senior Play STEVEN LONG FFA 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3, 4; Track 1-4; Class Offices 1, 3; Basketball 1-4; Football 1- 4; Y-Teen Plays 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Senior Play 4 BERNIECE CLAY Pep Club 1-3; Band 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Y-Teen Plays 1-3; Y-Teen 1-3; Glee Club 1-3 ELAINE CONARD Small Ensembles 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Panther Press 4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Y-Teen 1-4; Senior Play 4� Perfect Attendance!-! MELVIN BARNETT Curtis Awards 1-3; Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3� Football 1, 2,3,!;; Letterman's 2,3,4� Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 2; Student Council 3; Class Offices 1,3; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3 GARY POLLEY FFA 1-4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Letterman's Club 4; Band 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Senior Play 4; Perfect Attendance 2,4; Junior Play 3; Y-Teen Plays 1-4; Glee Club 1, 2 DOROTHY FORTNER SMITH Yearbook Staff 4 GARY DICKEY Basketball 1-3; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Y-Teen Play 1; Senior Play EARL WELLS FFA 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Letterman's Club 3,4;Perfect Attendance2,4 JUNE GIFFIN Small Ensembles 3A Pep Club lj Band 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2 4� Y-Teen Plays 1; Y-Teen 1-3� Glee Club 1-4 VICKY CHAMBERS Pep Club 4� Y-Teen 4 Play 4 DOROTHY ANDREWS Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teen 1-5; Glee j Club 1-3; Perfect Attendance ■ 1-5 9 Senior MR. LEMOH� Sponsor Miss Frederickson, Sponsor Senior Class History On August 28, 1961 wo entered Parker High as Superior Seniors with an enrollment of thirty-seven. We had lost one, Larry Acock, and gained three. Madonna Magers, Vicky Chambers, and Dorothy Andrews. During the year we lost two, Arleta Troutman and Bernice Clay and gained one, Dorothy Fortner, leaving us as thirty-six.. We elected as our class officers, Larry Morgan, president of our class our Sophomore and Junior years, as president Virginia Gorrell, vice-president; Colleen Cockran,Secretary; Carolyn Wilson treasurer; and Dennis Ross and Linda Ellis as Student Council members. Our sponsors were Miss Frederickson and Mr. Lemon. Members of our class received many honors. Marcia Knight re- ceived the Outstanding Student Award and was Y-Teen and Pep Club Presidents. Madonna Magers was the high salesman of the Magazine campaign; Mary Creighton ranked third, Larry Morgan placed fourth Dennis Ross was Homecoming King, Carolyn Wilson was Queen. Colleen Cockran and Roger Knight were attendants. Dennis Ross was the Student Council President. Our class ranked highest in the maga- zine campaign. Linda Ellis, Elaine Conrad, and Dorothy Andrews achieved four years of perfect attendance. Virginia Gorrell was Band Drum Major. Janice Woolsey, Ela'ine Conrad, and Carolyn Wilson were twirlers. The senior boys were outstanding in basketball. The Senior girls rated high in small ensembles. Steven Long won first in high and low hurdles in the Regional Track Meet, and he won Second in high hurdles in the State Track Meet. This 1962 Yearbook was edited by Nancy Finfrock, Shirley Page, Marcia Knight and several able senior assistants. Our Baccalaureate Services were held in the High School Audi- torium on Sunday, May13. The Commencement was on Wednesday, May 16, 1962. Mr. Wes Santee gave the address. We chose the pepermint carnation as our class flower,light blue and silver as our class colors, and our motto, Today part of a big class, tomorrow part of a big world. JUNIORS JUNIORS Ralph Wilcox Ciaylin Nickell Myrna Crouch Ronald Singer Lois Mauk John Tyson Irene Lyons Croan Judy Kerr Ck A Nancy Stiffler Jimmie Thomas Marilyn Hampton James Swallow James Hampton Elaine Stites William Ewert Carolyn Magers Donald Prentice Lorlta Gross Howard Chadwick Charolette Coop 5 Donna Lincoln Millard William Sledd Kathy Swoger James Hill a David Knootz Marylou Brownback Howard Wright Mary Mann JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY August 28, 1041 twenty - eight excited Juniors returned to r.n.H.S, anticipating an interesting year . They elected Ralph ilcox,president; Ronnie Singer and Myrna Crouch, Student Council Members; raylin Nickell, Vice-President; Jimmy Thomas, Secretary; sponsors for the year were Mrs. Adell and Mr. Delano. Howard Wright joined the class later in the year to boost their number to twenty-nine. The second semester found the Juniors with only twenty-six members as Donna Lincoln, Howard Wright, and Kathy Swogar left during the first semester. December 8, 1961 was an important date for the Juniors as they showed their dramatic skill by presenting their Junior Play entitled Tammy Tell Me True . 3 The Juniors enjoyed two parties during the year. One of the parties was a hayrack ride November 7, 1961. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Stanley Frear Sherry Moore Louise Dysart Marvin Stites Susan Quaintance Bernard Dumcum Gary Nickel] Sharon Dibben Clarence Swallow Betty Harold Linda Morrison Joan Sumners Jo Anna Crouch Bille Jean Orr Judith Prentice Linda Jackson Sophomore, Linda Sophomore, Esther Oo-Kart Races Happy Mood SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On August 28, twenty-four Sophomores started their second year in P.R.H.S. They soon met with sponsors Mrs. Parks and Mr. Stoncipher. They elected the following class officers: Stanley Frear,president; Louise Dysart and Marvin Stites, student council Cherry Moore, vice-president; and Sue Quaintance, secretary and treasure. The new members of the class were Billy Jean Orr and Joan Summers. The only one to drop was Olive Reed,leaving twenty-three in the class. They entertained the rest of the school with a Thanksgiving assembly, written by Mrs. Parks. They enjoyed two class parties, a wiener party at the new lake site, and a spring party. v. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Robert Brown Roger Bowman Margaret Burk Ronald Hay Albert Kerr HISTORY Jolm P0ll6y On August 20, 1962 twenty-eight new Freshmen faces appeared in the halls of P. R. H. S. We met with our sponsors, Mrs. Moore and Mr. Barnes and elected Richard Chambers, President; Connie Barnett, Vice President; Linda Singer, Secretary; Donna Harvey, Treasurer; and Roy Hlckell,Mary Brooks; Student Council. We were welcomed by the Senior Class as honorary members to PRHS on October 25, 1961. We enjoyed our first class party , which was a hayrack ride to Cedar Bluff, a wiener roast and the singing of songs around the campfire. During the year Connie Barnett was elected cheerleader. We presented our assembly on February 16, 1962, honoring , Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and Benjamin Franklin. Student Honors MADONNA MAGERS Valedictorian MARCIA KNIGHT LARRY MORGAN Salutatorian Class Prophecy Balfour Award ELAINE CONRAD Class Will CAROLYN WILSON Class History HONOR ROLL YEAR 1961-1962 SENIORS Marcia Knight I4..0 Madonna Magers 1 .0 Larry Morgan 3.8 Elaine Conrad 3.7 SOPHOMORES Stanley Prear 1 .0 HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS JUNIORS Marilyn Hampton 1 «0 Elaine Stltes lj.,0 Donald Prentice 3.8 FRESHMEN Dwight Gorrell 1 .0 Ronald Hay £.0 Marilyn Hodgson 3.6 Mary Ward 3.6 JOTTIORS SOPHOMORES Nancy Finfrock Virginia Gorrell Carolyn Wilson Colleen Cockran Mary McKinney Linda Ellis 3.5 Carolyn Magers 3.1+ Gay 1 in Nlckell 3'k Mary Mann 3.3 William Sledd 3•25 Jame s Swallow 3.2 FRESHMEN 3.2 3.2 3.0 3.0 3.05 Patricia Garst 3.1 Sandra GiffIn 3.1 John Polley 3.3 Gary Mahon 3.25 Thomas King 3.2 Marvin Stltes 3.2 Irene Wishart 3.0 PERFECT ATTENDANCE ELAINE CONRAD «-5HHS- DOROTHY ANDREWS -S-5HKHS- i JOYCE EWERT «HJ JAMES HAMPTON FRESHMEN Vernon Ellis Albert Kerr ■ John Polley 1961-1962 SENIORS Dorothy Andrews Elaine Conrad «hh Linda Ellis - Joyce Ewert - Lawrence Ward - Gene Andrews - - Ray Funk —Marcia Knight Mary C. McKinney - Gary Polley - - Leonard Schultz - Earl Wells — Richard Bratton — Nancy Finfrock — Virginia Gorrell — Steven Long , Sharon McKinney - Larry Morgan Ralph Nickell • Carolyn Wilson — Janice Woolsey JUNIORS • James Hampton «Hi- John Tyson - Marylou Brownback - William Ewert James Hill «i- Gaylin Nickell - Ronald Singer - Willian Sledd - Nancy Stiffler — Myrna Crouch - Marilyn Hampton — Judy Kerr Donald Prentice «■ Elaine Stites LINDA ELLIS 4HHM LAWRENCE WARD «{-� JOHN TYSON SOPHOMORES Billy Burns « • Bernard Dumcum Judith Prentice - Betty Harold Marvin Stites Esther Woolsey ACTIVITIES MATHEMATICS AJTD SCIENCE CLASSES PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY CLASSES DAN STONECIPHER, teacher FRESHMEN In GENERAL SCIENCE ENGLISH AND LIBRARY ENGLISH THREE MRS. PARKS, teacher STUDY HALL AND LIBRARY BUSINESS EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES SHORTHAND ONE DALE D. LEMON, teacher TYPEWRITING ONE HELOISE L. MOORE, teacher PROBLEMS OP DEMOCRACY W. D. BARNES, teacher Future Farmers of America First Row: Sari Wells,Sentinel;Gary Polley,Treasurer;Lawrence Ward, Secretary; .Richard Bratton, President; Dennis Ross, Vice- President; Leonard Schultz, Reporter; Mr. Delano, Advisor; Second Row: Steve Kinder, Billy Burns, Roy Nickell,David Gillespie, Bruce Boydston, Ralph Wilcox, Robert Sullivan, Albert Kerr, John Polley, Third Row: Mac Sims, Dwight Gorrell, James Hampton,' James Swallow, Gary Nickell, David Yates,Bill Ewert,Carl Giffin, Howard Chadwick, Ronnie Singer, Richard Chambers, Gene Andrews. OUR GATES ON AN OBSERVATION TOUR RONALD SINGER RALPH WILCOX JAMES HAMPTON HOWARD CHADWICK THE CORN PROJECT Newspaper Staff Class News—Elaine Conrad Artist—Carolyn Wilson Annual Editors THE PANTHER of 1962 NANCY FINEROCR MARCIA KNIGHT SHIRLEY PAGE STAFF MEMBERS AND SALESMEN: Ralph Nlckell, Virginia Gorrell, Larry Morgan, Colleen Cockran, Carolyn Wilson, Dennis Ross, Linda Ellis, Elaine Conrad� Gary Polley, Dorothy Smith, Navalia Hay, Christine Cornett, Joyce Ewert, Leonard Schultz, Ray Funk, Madonna Magers Musical Activities THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF 1962 The Parker Rural High Band,under the direction of Mr, McCray received their eighth consecutive I at District Contest in 1962o This is a very impressive record for a Class Bn High School Band,, Mr, McCray deserved much credit for his part in directing six of these bands to this high rating. The instrumentation of our band is far superior to other Class B bands. We are very proud of the band and Mr. McCray. The vocal department can certainly look with pride at their ratings of the 1962 District Contest. They all did well and received high rating. PITTSBURG MUSIC FESTIVAL Band I Mixed Chorus II Boys' Glee Club III Girls' Glee Club I Girls' Nine II Mixed Fifteen III Horn Quartet I Irene Wishart II Elaine Conrad III Clarinet Quartet I Marvin Stites II Carolyn Magers III Girls' Fifteen I Marilyn Hampton II June Giffin III Marcia Knight II Linda Ellis IV Ronnie Singer II James Hill II STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Girls’ Fifteen Clarinet Quartet French Horn Quartet I II II WOODWIND TRIO Lorita Gross--Oboe, Colleen Cockran--Clarinet Judith Prentioe—Flute Girls’ Glee Club First Row: Linda Ellis, Margaret Burk, Linda Singer, Elaine Conrad,Elda May Day, Carolyn Magers, Lois Mauk, Virginia Gorrell, Carolyn Wilson, Colleen Cockran, Janice Woolsey, Marilyn Hodgson, Second: Elaine Stites, Pianist; Marylou Brownback,Connie Barnett, Nancy Adams, Cherry Moore,Mary Mauk,Joan Summers,Charolette Coup, Judith Prentice, Marilyn Hampton, Sharon Dibben, Sandra Giffin. Third: Betty Harold, Patty Hall, Patricia Garst,Mary Ward, Donna Harvey, Sharon McKinney, Joyce Ewert, Mary Brooks, Louise Dysart, Nancy Stiffler,Lorita Gross,Marcia Knight, Nancy Finfrock,Shirley Page, June Giffin, Judy Kerr, Mary Mann, Linda Jackson, Esther Woolsey, Mr. McCray, Director. First Row: Elaine Stites,Pianist;Robert Sullivan, James Hill Albert Kerr,Billy Burns,Donald Prentice.Ronald Singer, Gary Mahon Roy Nickell, John Tyson, Mr. McCray, Director. Second Row: Thomas King, Bernard Dumcum, Mac Sims, James Hampton, Dennis Ross, Roger Knight, Larry Kinder, Ralph Nickell, Roger Bowman, Bruce Boydston Vernon Ellis, Gaylin Nickell. Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS First Row: Linda Ellis,Margaret Burk,Lorita Gross, Mary Mauk Linda Singer,Patty Hall,Patricia Garst,Elaine Conrad,Elda May Day Carolyn Magers,Lois Mauk,Marilyn Hampton,Virginia Gorrell,Shirley Page, Carolyn Wilson, Colleen Cockran, Janice Woolsey, Marilyn Hodgson, Second Row: Sharon McKinney, Christine Cornett, Connie Barnett, Billie Jean Orr, Albert Kerr, Billy Burns, Ronald Singer Donald Prentice, David Koontz, Gary Mahon, Roy Nickell, Nancy Stiffler, Nancy Finfrock, Charolette Coop, June Giffin, Judith Prentice, Sharon Dibben, Third Row: Elaine Stites, Pianist;Nancye Adams,James Hill,Thomas King, Mac Sims, James Hampton,Dennis Ross Roger Knight, Larry Kinder, Ralph Nickell, Roger Bowman, Bruce Boydston, Vernon Ellis, John Tyson, Gaylin Nickell, Marcia Knight Mr. McCray, Director. GIRLS FIFTEEN KLaine, ..inda, Connie, Sharon, Lola, Lorlta, Charolette, Judith, Carolyn Senior Class Play CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Presented April 20, 1962 Mr. Gilbreth, Dad (Larry Morgan) in a family Council. One Act Plays Y-TEEN ONE ACT PLAYS MARCH 16, 1962 NOBODY SLEEPS JACOB COMES HOME CAST: Myma Crouch, Colleen Cockran, Carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Magers, Gary Polley. CAST: Linda Ellis, Virginia Gorrell, James Swallow, Marcia Knight, Larry Morgan, Larry KindeV THE VOICE OF AMERICA CAST: Elaine Conrad, James Hampton, Lawrence Ward, Shirley Page, Vicky Chambers, Charolette Coop, Howard Chadwick, Nancy Adams Marvin Stites, Gaylin Nlckell, Donald Prentice, Ralph Nickell. CHOIR: William Ewertt, Lorita Gross, Marilyn Hampton James Hill Judy Kerr, David Koontz, Mary Mann, Ronald Singer,Will iam Sledd , Nancy Stiffler, Jimmie Thomas, Ralph Wilcox, Elda Mae Day, Louise Dysart, Connie Barnett, Mary Brooks, Patricia Garst,Sandra Giffin Donna Harvey, Marilyn Hodgson, Ina McMilien,Linda Singer,and Mary Ward) Pianist, Elaine Stites Junior Class Play 'Tammy Tell Me True presented on December 8, 1961 Elaine Stites, Ronald Singer, James Swallow, Donald Prentice Ralph Wilcox, Lorita Gross, Marilyn Hampton, Carolyn Magers, Nancy Stiffler, Gaylin Nickell, Marylou Brownback, Lois Mauk, David Koontz, Judy Kerr, John Tyson, William Sledd, Mary Mann, James Hampton, Howard Chadwick, James Thomas, Charolette Coop, William Ewert, Irene Croan, James Hill, Howard Wright, Myrna Crouch. Standing: Irene Croan, Charolette Coop, James Hill, Lois Mauk, Myrna Crouch, Nancy Stiffler, Setting: Carolyn Magers, Marilyn Hampton James Hampton, Jirnmie Thomas Gaylin Nickell, Elaine Stites Irene Groan, Judy Kerr, Mary Mann, Lorita Gross, Elaine Stites, Marilyn Hampton, Carolyn Magers, Lois Mauk, Nancy Stiffler, Setting: Myrna Crouch, Marylou Brownback The river's edge and Tammy's boat. The Ellen B. Y-Teens Mias Frederickson, Sponsor; Linda Ellis, Pianist; Marilyn Hampton,Program Chairman; Elda May Day, Service Chairman; Carolyn Wilson, Vice-President; Marcia Knight, President; Colleen Cockran Song Leader; Louise Dysart, Treasurer; Carolyn Magers, Worship Chairman; Elaine Stites, Secretary; Myrna Crouch, Social Chairman Y-TEENS OF 1962 The Y-Teen is an organization of women and girls devoted to the task cf realizing in our common lives 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 of God. The Parker Y-Teens has been somewhat handicapped by their meeting place; however, as good Y-Teens always do the Program Chairman,Marilyn Hampton and the Worship Chairman, Carolyn Magers met the challenge of meeting in'the lunchroom very well. The Worship Services and Centers have been most outstanding and beautiful. The programs were all very informative and entertain- ing. The annual Parent, Daughter Party sponsored by the Y-Teen was held November 19, 1961. The Program was held in the auditor- ium. Many of the parents attended and it proved to be an inspir- ing and entertaining evening for all. 1962 has been a very successful year for the Y-Teens cf Parker Rural High. They are to be commended for their high stand- ards and ideals. Miss Frederickson, their sponsor, has given her time and efforts to this organization for twenty-six years; and she has been an inspiration for all. Miss Frederickson, we thank you for all you have done for us. Marcia Knight Leading Worship Miss Frederickson, Carolyn Wilson, Elaine Stites Pep Club PEP CLUB OF 1962 The Pep Club has had a very successful year. This is due mostly the efforts of its leaders Marcia Knight, President; Mrs. Adell, Sponsor; and Colleen Cockran, Carolyn Wilson,Lorita Gross, and Connie Barnett, Cheerleaders. These leaders and all the club members have worked diligently through the whole season; and they deserve a lot of credit for a truly great year. Congratulations to Marcia, the President, and to her whole staff. The Pep Club under the direction of Marcia Knight and Mrs. Adell furnished the most outstanding float to ever circle the P.R.H.S. football field. It was red and white in the shape of a heart with a carpeted stairway leading to the throne where the King and Queen were seated. The theme was woven in white letters among the red paper background on each side of the float. Sweet- hearts on Parade, was the 1961 Homecoming Theme. The Parker Pepsters organized a drill team that performed at the first league football game in their purple and white uniforms. They had gay and vibrant enthusiasm to bring forth organized cheering which made the Pep Club a wonderful group. The Parker Pepsters took a bus to every football and basket- ball game away from home and supported their team as faithfully as they did at home games. The tournament games were no exception as many of the Pepsters supported the team at League,District,and Regional. The good sportsmanship shown by the group and their uniformity made them a very outstanding Pep Club at these games. PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: Carolyn Wilson, Colleen Cockran, Lorita Gross, Connie Barnett; President, Marcia Knight; Vice-President, Shirley Page; Secretary and Treasurer, Virginia Gorrell. Homecoming Royalty QUEEN, Carolyn Wilson Attendants: Lorlta Gross Colleen Cockran Myrna Crouch Queen King Carolyn Wilson Dennis Ross Attendants Lorita Gross, Gaylen Nickell, Myrna Crouch, Ralph Wilcox, Colleen Crockran, Roger Knight. Jlnm minting 'i o $ Colleen, Carolyn, Lorlta Carolyn Reception CONNIE CAROLYN CONNIE LORITA COLLEEN LORITA CAROLYN Tired But Happy SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE Marcia and her Committee at work on the Float. Cheerleaders SCENES FROM THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET GUESTS GUESTS WE HAD FUN AT THE HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY Larry Kinder and Roger Knight received first place for the best costume. They were dressed as an elderly Negro couple. Lawrence Ward and Navaila Hay tied for second place. CooKs- Custodian- Buses CUSTODIAN Billy Bums Dorothy Cox, Mary McKinney, Nellie Dunlop, Judy Kerr, Mary Mann Helpers whose pictures are not shown: Navaila Hay, Dorothy Andrews, Christine Cornett, Colleen Morgan Jo Anna Crouch , Robert Sullivan Thomas B. McCarty DON KOONTZ, OWNER AND OPERATOR OF THE SCHOOL BUSES The bus drivers this year are Donald Koontz, Maxine Holdeman Howard Hare, Eldon Mauk, and Rolla Kerr. WE HONOR JOHN TYSON IN HIOH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY ValdSNlIff?1 n?0!1!1?8 1113 Eagl9 CoUrt of Honor Badge fran trict Scout Executive of the Raw Council, with him are his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Tyson SENIORS OF � 62 Clarinet Quartet Memories AT TIMES WE WERE GAY WHO ASKED FOR A RAISE THE PROFESSORS YES, IT IS SHOW ONE AUTUMN DAY ATHLETICS Football Team First Row: Richard Bratton, Dennis Ross, Steven Long, Earl Wells, Kelvin Barnett, Larry Kinder, Richard Chambers, Larry Morgan, Roger Knight, Ralph Wilcox. Second Row: Coach W. D. Barnes, Lawrence Ward, Jimmie Thomas, Ralph Nickell, David Koontz, Ray Funk, Carl tiffin, Gary Polley, Gaylin Nickell. Third Row: Mac Sims, James Hampton, Lonald Prentice, Clarence Swallow, Garry Nickell, fl-onald oinger, Gary Dickey, Stanley Frear. Coach Barnes with Tri-Captains Larry Morgan, Dennis Ross, Roger Knight. LAWRENCE WARD DAVID KOONTZ EARL WELLS RICHARD BRATTON STEVEN LONG ROGER KNIGHT ( ? I . tjG- w W LARRY KINDER GAYLIN NICKELL GARY POLLEY RALPH NICKELL LARRY MORGAN DEPENSE Front: Richard Bratton, Carl Giffin, Ray Punk, Max Sims, Steven Long, Larry Morgan. Back: Melvin Barnett, Ralph Wilcox, Gaylln Nickell, Roger Knight, Larry Kinder. OFFENSE Front Row: Larry Morgan, Richard Bratton, Dennis Ross, Earl Wells, David Koontz, Steven Long, Ralph Nickell. Back Row: Ralph Wilcox, Melvin Barnett, Richard Chambers, Larry Kinder, Roger Knight. FOOTBALL SCORES 1961 SEASON Parker 0 Laroy 20 Parker 25 Mound City 6 ff 0 Arma 18 ti 0 Moran 12 ft 25 Mound City 7 w 0 Lacygne 6 n 0 Pleasonton 20 n 26 Uniontown 7 n 6 Blue Mound 26 THE B TEAM Front: Albert Kerr, Garry Mahon, Roy Nickell, Richard Chambers, Vernon Ellis, Bruce Boydston, Steve Kinder. Back: Max Sins, David Gillespie, Roger Bowman, Thomas King, Robert Brown, Dwight Gorrell, Ronnie Hay. Richard Chambers FRESHMEN Max Sims, Bruce Boydston, Richard Chambers, Vernon Ellis Max Sims OFF TO A GOOD START V -i RICHARD CHAMBERS THE TEAM OF '62 Basketball Teams Ronald Singer, Larry Kinder, Roger Knight, Larry Morgan, Richard feratton, Steven Long, Earl Wells, Dennis Ross, Ralph Wilcox, Stanley Frear, Coach W.D. Barnes First Row; David Koonta, Roy Nickell, Gary Kahon, Bruce Boydston, Dwight Gorrell, Richard Chambers. Second Row: Coach W.D. Eames James Hill, Mac Sims, Thomas King, Bernard Dumcum, Gaylin Nickel! PANTHER BASKETBALL SCORES Dec. 1 Blue Mound 44 PRHS 42 Jan. 12 Uniontown 64 PRHS 66 5 Wea 31 22 23 Lacygne 50 48 15 Blue Mound 48 64 26 Mound City 54 69 19 Wea 42 49 Feb. 2 Pleasanton 55 62 Jan. 5 LaCygne 34 50 9 Prescott 53 60 9 Fontana 1 2 41 16 Moran 52 45 STEVEN LONG LARRY MORGAN DENNIS ROSS ROGER KNIGHT RALPH WILCOX LARRY KINDER RICHARD BRATTON DAVID KOONTZ EARL WELLS Basketball Champions LINN LEAGUE FIRST 1961-62 PANTHERS IN ACTION PANTHERS PROUDLY RECEIVING THE SECOND PLACE AWARD PLEASANTON DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mar. Feb. 27 - Mar. 2 Parker 60 i • 53 f V kk REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 6,8,9 Parker 1 8 Frontlnac k2 31 Midway 3k uu Fulton 52 LaCygne Blue Mound Fulton 51 k9 k9 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT SECOND PLACI CLASS B 1962 Track Team Albert Kerr� Ronald Singer, David 5°®tz’ Stanley Frear, Garry Nlckell, Mac Sima, Robert Ra? 'w,1,R°g0J;.BOW,nflnT Coach Barnes? FRONT:J. Swallow, Ralph Wilcox, Steven Long, James Hampton, Larrv Morean Lawrence Ward, Dennis Ross, Richard Chambers. 8 ' Captain Nickell, Coach Barnes Mac Sims SHOT PUT Steven Long SECONTD IN STATE MEET 120 H. H. Ralph Wilcox STATE 1 40 yd. DASH MEDLEY RELAY [|i 0 Jim Hampton 220 Steve Long 220 Richard Chambers 880 Larry Morgan POLE VAULT David Koontz HIGH JUMP Stanley Frear Steven Long HIGH HURDLES SECOND IN STATE JP - v ' ■ 'fc ; 1 Ralph Nlckell THIRD In MILE RUN PORT SCOTT JUNIOR OLYMPICS ADVERTISING OSAWATOMIE AMD LOAM ASSOCIATION OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS Your Savings Insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation An instrumentality of the U. S. Government OSAWATOMIE KENNETH R. 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YOUR FEATURE LOCK DEALER Shop At SAFEWAY And Save GUARANTEED WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRING OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS UNIVERSAL JIRE SERVICE HOWARD BARNES, Owner GATES TIRES TEXACO PRODUCTS BILL'S T-V AND RADIO ZENITH - SPEED QUEEN - ROPER R. C. A. WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES 6k0 MAIN PL 5-333U OSAWATOMIE, KANS. 522 Moin St. Phone PL 5-2635 TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS 10 Per Cent Interest Added on Accounts After 60 Days. TROUTMAN FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE OSAWATOMIE Phone, PL 5-L111 Dudley's Service 4th end Parker PL 5-2634 PL 5-3634 509 Main FARMERS COOP Osawatomie, Kan GRAIN, FERTILIZER, FEEDS AND COAL ___________PHONE PL $-3636___________ OSAWATOMIE BEAGLE L (jFF ELEVATOR LUMBER $ M V h srow re- J. 0. HUFF BEAGLE, KANSAS Phone Osawatomie PL 5-3630 EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO A THRASHING MACHINE Sunshine Oil [jPCO J rtrnoLEUM rneoucrs STOP AND GAS WITH US FLATS FIXED A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE AVE RILL'S lipT mZS? 520 BROWN PL 5-1+532 BURNS SER V)CF THE store where SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED BEAGLE, KANSAS PL 5-31+20 CARL'S BARBER SHOP SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO 628 Main Osawatomle � 7 V IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL 4 K 7 OokvC A 0 Expert Safety Check WOBKER'S GARAGE 614 Morn GENERAL OVERHAUL PL53114 Raymond Waggoner Ins. Agcy. 614 MAIN OSAWATOMIE v� ®� j. and C. Body Shop QUALITY WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES TKjHBlh 616 S. 6th - OSAWATOMIE. KANSAS Corner Cafe ZA RAY and CHAROLETTE FOOD 600 MAIN FRANCES� SEWING CIRCLE 516 MAIN PLateau 5-1+155 Ipnaratulations to the graduating class HERB PETERSON INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS, INC PATRONS CO-OP. MER. ASSN. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GEN. MERCHANDISE OLDEST CO-OP IN THE UNITED STATES ESTABLISHED IN CADMUS L876 P. 0. Fontana Ph. Lacygne 81+8 GREELEY GREELEy HARDWARE Company HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS - APPLIANCES - FERTILIZER BOYERS AND SELLERS OF Brcme, Fescue, Alfalfa, Lespedeza, Sweet and Red Clover Seed Phone 867-3360 Ee srs te0 PoUEo He EFQHOC Fon S l£ at a ll. Times 6 iey Phone 867-3110 GREELEY Greeley (COOP Association GRAIN - 1 GAS FEED OIL GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROCERIES FERTILIZER . m COLD STORAGE Phone 867-3U50 SERVICE STATION i ■ • • v -3f J 1 SYMBOL OF FARM LEADERSHIP 150,000 BUSHEL GRAIN STORAGE Phone STORE 867-3160 ELEVATOR 867-211+0 Rommelfanger's ® Greeley’s Leading Food Store GERHOLD'S STORE L L Gerhold Greeley, Kansas OR Goods £ Furniture store: Phone 867-2160 Bank of Greeley “Since 1888 Greeley. Kansas PULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER FDIC WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE ALFRED E. ROCKERS, CASHIER MOUND CITY CENTERVILLE QREELEY LANDERS JH PHARMACY •• AND r? E. P. MARY LANDERS Phone 795-2680 Mound City CHEVROLET and FORD AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REBUILT HfNny'S Auto shop CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '62 OREELEY, KANSAS GRBELBy Lumber Co Phone 867-351+0 ROGERS FUNERAL SERVICE Phone 795-21|56 Mound City ROGERS FURNITURE 4 APPLIANCES Phone 795-2208 Mound City jEenyS TVm SgRVlCF phone 867-3250 (jnaeLBy In plem eNT Co. MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE, NEW HOLLAND, MASSEY FER0U30H jarntx bib SBRvice (JSGJJ OREELEY Phone 867-2255 MOUND CITY SUNDRIES Veterinary Supplies — MAHON 7 Z SIRVICE Film Developing — Hal] Mark Gceetjng Card Color and Blade ar-d White flfljj' j] PHONE 795-2930, MOUND CTTY Jewehv Display — Wall Paper — — ■ 11 iM OIL - TIRES - GAS - ACCESSORIES C3T22VILLE LAMZkZ Ernest Irwin Hardware 42 Years in Mound Gty EXPLOSIVES FLOOR COVERINGS Electrical Suopfes - Godin? S' stems Phace 795-2695 City 5. ?. 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Oak St. ' Garnett, Kansas Phone: 448-3642 (Home) 448-3631 (Office) Ay ADAMS Professional Beauty Shop Ju O y ' PROFESSIONAL HAIR DRESSER , . . lia Blub augH Phone 1 1 8-3721 GARNETT, KANSAS GARNETT Strain's Studio FOR PHOTOGRAPHS THAT WILL PLEASE YOUR FRIENDS Garnett, Kansas COMPLIMENTS OF D. D. Richards Supply Co. GARNETT, KANSAS Jim Miller's Garage Radiator i Re pair Work Hwy 59 north gar nett, Kansas TELEPHONE 1 88-5811 Star Grain Lumber Co. Telephone 1 1 6-3321 NORTH on HIGHWAY 59 GARNETT, KANSAS FRAKER CLOTHING CO. The Store For The Lad And His Dad Garnett,.Kansas Galloway Clothing Co. THE CORNER CLOTHIERS PHONE 30 Garnett Kansas £o(in zN{. 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