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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

THE PANTHER TEARGOOK OF PARKER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL PARKER. KANSAS 1 9 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS. . . 6 3 - ■ ADMINISTRATION Administration NATLIE BRATTON, Secretary DALE D, LEMON, Principal To the Class of 1963, I wish to express my sincere desire for your continued success. Congratulations and good wishes. THE FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISES COMMENCEMENT Processional . ................. Invocation ..................... Salutatorlan Address ........... Class Will ...................... Class History .................. French Horn Quartet ............. Marilyn Hampton Address ......................... Class Prophecy ................. Valedictorian Address ........... Presentation of Class .......... Presentation of Diplomas .... Benediction ..................... Recessional ..................... ..................Band . Rev. 0. Dale Bulkley . . . Marilyn Hampton .... Carolyn Magers .... Gaylln Nlckell .... Carolyn Magers Lois Mauk Elaine Stltes Rev. Harold M. Mallett . . . Donald Prentice .... Elaine Stltes .... Dale D. Lemon . Allle Boydston, Jr. Rev. 0. Dale Bulkley ..................Band May 16, 1963 FAE ADELL Home Economics Pep Club 9 EARL H. McCRAY Music Teachers DAN E. STONECIPHER Physical Science Mathematics DALE D. LEMON Principal Business Ed. Student Council DOROTHY PARKS English, Library Dramatics BESSIE PREDERICKSON Mathematics Y-Teen FREDERICK D. DELANO Vocational Agriculture Ind. Arts W. D. BARNES Social Science Driver Education Athletics HELOISE L. MOORE Bus. Ed., Spanish Panther Press SENIORS GAYLIN LEE NICKELL Glee Club 1-1 Y-Teen Play 2 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Attendant 3-1 Class Officer 1-1 Perfect Attendance 2-3 Track 3-1 Yearbook Staff 1 Mixed Chorus 1-1 Band 1-1 Lettermen's Club 1 Football 3-1 Basketball 3 Senior Play 1 Class History 1 LORITA JEAN GROSS Small Ensembles 1-1 Pep Club 1-1 Band 2-1 Mixed Chorus 1-1 Yearbook Staff 1 Panther press I Class Officer 1-3-1 Homecoming Attendant 3 Cheerleader 2-1 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Plays 2-3 Y-Teen 1-1 Senior Play 1 Ptttora JAMES ALLEN THOMAS Y-Teen Play 3 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Attendant 2 Student Council 1 Class Officer 1-1 Letterman's Club 2-3-1 Football 1-1 Track 1-1 Senior Play 1 MARYLOU ELLEN BROWNBACK Glee Club 1-1 Y-Teen 1-1 Y-Teen Plays 2-3 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 1 Student Council 1 Class officer 1 Panther Press 1 Yearbook 1 Perfect Attendance 1-3 Mixed Chorus 2-3-1 Band 1-1 Pep Club 1-1 Senior Play 1 MYRNA MAE CROUCH Glee Club 1 Y-Teen 1-1 Y-Teen Cabinet 3-1 Y-Teen Plays 1-3 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Attendant 2-1 Student Council 3 Class Offices 2-1 Perfect Attendance 1 Yearbook Staff 1 Pep Club 1-1 Pep Club Officer 3-1 Look Award 3 FFA Sweetheart 3 Senior Play I RALPH OMER WILCOX Basketball 1-3-1 Football 1-3-1 Track 1-1 FFA 1-1 Y-Teen Plays 1-3 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Attendant 3-1 Student Council 1 Class Officer 1-1 Yearbook Staff 1 Letterman's Club 1-1 Senior Play 1 RUTH ELAINE STITES pep Club Officer 2-4 Small Ensembles 2-3-1+ Pep Club 1- Band 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Panther Press Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Plays 2-3-4 Y-Teen 1-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-4 Senior Play 4 WILLIAM EDWARDS SLEDD Track 1-2 Basketball 1 Football 1 Perfect Attendance 1-2 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 3 Senior Play 4 DONALD EUGENE PRENTICE Glee Club 1-4 Junior Play 3 Class Officers 1 Perfect Attendance 2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Band 1-3 Letterman's Club 4 Basketball 1-4 Track 1-2 Football 1-3-4 Small Ensembles 3 CHAROLETTE ELAINE COOP Glee Club 1-4 Y-Teen 1-4 Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2-3 4 Band 2-4 Small Ensembles 3“4 Pep Club Officers 4 Senior Play 4 MARILYN JANE HAMPTON Small Ensembles 3 4 Pep Club 1-3 Band 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Panther Press Staff 4 Class Officer 2 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Plays 1-4 Y-Teen 1-4 Glee Club 1-4 Senior Play 4 DAVID DOUGLAS KOONTZ FFA 1 Track 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Football 1-4 Letterman's Club 2-4 Band 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 2-3 Glee Club 1-4 Senior Play 4 RONALD PAUL SINGER Glee Club 1-1+ Y-Teen Plays 2-3 Junior Play 3 Student Council 3 Class Officers 1-3 Perfect Attendance 1-3 Mixed Chorus 1-1+ Band 1-1+ Letterman's Club 3-1+ Football 1-1+ Basketball 1-1+ Track 1-1+ FFA 1-3-1+ Small Emsembles 3 Senior Play 1+ LOIS MARIE MAUK Small Ensembles 3“1+ Pep Club 1-3 Band 1-1+ Mixed Chorus 1-1+ Yearbook 1+ Junior Play 3 Glee Club 1-1+ Y-Teen 1-1+ Y-Teen Cabinet 1+ Senior Play 1+ JAMES ELVYN HAMPTON FFA 1-1+ Track 1-1+ Football 1-1+ Letterman's Club 1-1+ Mixed Chorus 3 Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 3 Glee Club 2-3 Senior Play CAROLYN MARGARET MAGERS Small Ensembles 1-1+ Band 1-1+ Mixed Chorus 1-1+ Panther Press Staff 1+ Yearbook Staff 1+ Student Council 2 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen 1-1+ Y-Teen play 3 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3-1+ Glee Club 1-1+ Senior Play 1+ JOHN HARRISON TYSON Mixed Chorus 1-1+ Perfect Attendance 1-3 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 3 Glee Club 1-1+ Senior Play 1+ JAMES WILLIAM HILL FFA 1-2 Track 1-1+ Basketball 1-3-1+ Football 1 Lettermen's Club 1+ Band 1-1+ Mixed Chorus 1-1+ Perfect Attendance 2-3 Y-Teen Plays 3 Junior Play 3 Glee Club 1-1+ Senior Play 1+ HOWARD LEE CHADWICK Junior Play 3 Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 FFA 1-1 Senior Play 1+ JUDY KAY KERR Perfect Attendance 1 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play3 Y-Teen 1-1 Glee Club 1-1 Senior Play 1 WILLIAM JOSEPH EWERT FFA 1-1 Perfect Attendance 1-2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1 MARY KATHRYN MANN ORTON Pep Club 1 Band 2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 3 Y-Teen 1-3 Glee Club 1-3 LINDA LOU TUCKER Pep Club 1-1 Y-Teen 3 U Senior Play 1 HELOISE MOORE Sponsor FREDERICK D. DELANO Sponsor Senior Class History September of 1962 found us with twenty-three ambitious sen- iors since Irene Lyons and Nancy Stiffler, as in the case of Donna Lincoln, preferred the life of a house-wife to school and James Swallow moved. Linda Tucker joined our ranks. We met with our sponsors. Mrs. Moore and Mr. DeLano, and elected the following officers: president, Gaylin Nickell; vice- president, Jimmie Thomas; secretary, Myma Crouch; treasurer, Lorita Gross; and student council representatives, Ralph Wilcox and Marylou Brownback. On May 3 we left for the scenic Ozarks for our sneak; we returned late Saturday from our pleasure packed,carefree trip. The evening of Mav 10 we enjoyed very much the outstanding Junior-Senior Banquet, The Enchanted Island. There were several outstanding members in our senior class. Marilyn Hampton placed first in the Linn County Dry Fbrces Essay Contest. Elaine Stites won the Betty Crocker Award. Lorita Gross was chosen Queen of the Osawatomie Pair. Charolette Coop was Queen of the Band Fair and F.F.A. Sweetheart. Ralph Wilcox and Elaine Stites were football King and Queen; Myrna Crouch and Gaylin Nickell were their first attendants. Carolyn Magers, Elaine Stites, Lois Mauk, and Marilyn Hampton took their French Horn Quartet to the State Contest for the second year, received a two rating. Ronnie Singer, Bill Ewert, and James Hampton received a third place in the State F.F.A. dairy judging contest. Ralph Wilcox and James Hampton were outstanding in track. Gaylin Nickell received the Outstanding Student Award. The beginning of the end of our high school days came May 12 when we attended our Baccalaureate services. The Rev. Eldon E. Mauk delivered the sermon . The final move to the end was our Commencement Services on May 16, 1963. Rev. Harold M. Mallett was our speaker. We chose lavendar and white as class colors, the red rose as our class flower, and our motto, So much to do; so little done. Gaylin Nickell JUNIORS umnrH Bernard Dumcum Marvin Stites Louise Dysart r Stanley Frear Irene Wishart CLASS OFFICERS President Bernard Duncum Vice-president Marvin Stites Secretary Bonnie Jo Ray Treasurer Louise Dysart Student Council Stanley Frear Irene Wishart Linda Jackson Billy Burns Sharon Dibben Cherry Moore Garry Nickell Judith Prentice Linda Morrison Betty Harold Robert Sullivan Billie Jean Orr Susan Quaintance Miss Frederickson Sponsor Elda Mae Day Coleen Morgan Mr. Stonecipher Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior class net with their sponsors, fir. Stonecipher and Miss Frederickson, and elected the following class officers: president, Bernard Dumcum; vice-president, Marvin Stites; secretary, Bonnie Jo Ray; treasurer, Louise Dysart; and student council representatives, Irene Wishart and Stanley Frear. October 1?, they had their first class party which was a combination money making project and a wiener roast held at the home of Irene Wishart. On November 16, they gave their class play, Huckleberrv Finn. On February 15 they presented their entertaining assembly. During the year, they received their class rings; they gave the Junior-Senior Banquet. upljornorpH Mary Brooks Roy Nlckell Bruce Boydston Connie Barnett Margaret Burk Richard Chambers Vernon Ellis Linda Singer St e Kinder Gary Mahon Mary Mauk Donna Harvey Patricia Hall Dwight Gorrell Mary Ward David Gillespie Roger Bowman W. D. Barnes Sponsor Sandra Glffin John Polley Ina McMillian Albert Kerr Mac Sims Patricia Garst Ronald Hay Telsa Cuzydlo SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On August 27,twenty-eight students entered the halls of PRHS as the sophomore class of 1962-1963. They soon met with their sponsor Mr. Barnes and elected the following as their class officers: Connie Barnett, president; Mary Brooks, vice-president; Roy Nickell, secretary; Bruce Boydston, treasurer; student council, Linda Singer and Vernon Ellis. Linda Singer and Connie Barnett were elected cheer- leaders. Two sophomores were elected Homecoming Attend- ants; they were Connie Barnett and Richard Chambers. On December 7,1962 the sophomores presented their class assembly. They enjoyed two class parties, one of which was a pizza party and a dance. FRESHMEN l i Anna Gorrell Charleta Dumcura Douglas McCarty reaJjmpn David Hodgson Mary1In Traul Ronnie Mendel Vlckey Ross Gary Lemon Rose Burk Robert Chambers James Wilson Gloria Koontz Gary Orr Dennis Morgan Steve Staley Charles Fortner Jane Jackson Kenneth Wells Janice Hay FAE ADELL Sponsor FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On August 27� 1962, nineteen freshmen enrolled in Parker Rural High School. They met their sponsor, Mrs. Adell, and elected the following officers: president, Anna Gorrell; vice-president, Robert Chambers; secretary Charleta Dumcum; treasurer, David Hodgson; and student council representatives, Jimmy Wilson and Vickey Ross. In the fall, they enjoyed their first class party in the gymnasium. On November 27, the seniors honored the freshmen with a party, making them full-fledged Panthers. The class has taken an active part in the school activities and is looking forward to being sophomores. Student Honors GAYLIN NICKELL Balfour Award Class History MARILYN HAMPTON Salutatorlan CAROLYN MAGERS DONALD PRENTICE Class Will Class Prophecy HONOR ROLL YEAR 1962-1963 SENIORS JUNIORS Marilyn Hampton U.o Louise Dysart Elaine Stltes U.o Marvin Stltes Carolyn Magers 3.8 Gaylln Nlckell 3.8 FRESHMEN Donald Prentice 3.8 Gary Lemon SOPHOMORES David Hodgson Ronald Hay U.o Marilyn Hodgson 3.8 HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS JUNIORS Myrna Crouch 3.2 Stanley Frear Lorlta Gross 3.2 Irene Wishart Lois Mauk 3.0 Betty Harold Susan Qualntance FRESHMEN Bonnie Jo Ray Rose Burk 3.U SOPHOMORES Janice Hay 3.2 Gloria Koontz 3.2 Sandra Glffln Marylln Traul 3.2 John Polley Charleta Dumcum 3.0 Dwight Gorrell Anna Gorrell 3.0 Patricia Garst Douglas McCarty 3.0 Gary Mahon Vickey Ross 3.0 Mary Ward Kenneth Wells 3.0 3.6 3.5 U.O 3.75 - •1+ 3.25 3.2 3-2 3.2 PERFECT ATTENDANCE FOUR YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE ★ JAMES HAMPTON •KSKKfr JOHN TYSON ■8-K-SHt BILLY BURNS JUDITH PRENTICE SENIORS JUNIORS ■it-� --� -� - Jamas Hampton John Ty3on James Hill •a - - Gaylin Nickell - - Marylou Brownback -- William Ewart -- Marilyn Hampton - •- Donald Prentice - - Ronald Singer - - William Sledd ---- Myrna Crouch ---- Judy Kerr “ — Elaine Stites ---- Ralph Wilcox SOPHOMORES Vernon Ellis - Albert Kerr - Dwight Gorrell - Roy Nickell John Polley Linda Singer ATTENDANCE REPORT 1960-1963 ■ hh Billy Burns Judith Prentice - Bernard Dumcum — Betty Harold Marvin Stites Irene Wishart FRESHMEN Anna Gorrell David Hodgson Gary Lemon Gary Orr ■ Marylin Traul Kenneth Wells James Wilson Position of star represents year of perfect attendance. For example, the fourth position to the left is the senior year ACTIVITIES BIOLOGY DAN STONECIPHER. teacher W. D. BARNES, teacher PROBLEMS OP DEMOCRACY ENGLISH ONE DOROTHY PARKS, teacher ADVANCED MATH BESSIE FREDERICKSON. teacher STUDY HALL AND LIBRARY DOROTHY PARKS, librarian BOOKKEEPING ONE DALE D. LEMON, teacher TYPEWRITING ONE HELOISE MOORE, teacher SPEECH CLASS STORY HOUR Elaine Stites, Carolyn Magers, Mrs. Parks, Marilyn Hampton, Sharon Dibben,Myma Crouch, Lorita Gross, Lois Mauk,Marylou Brownback, Linda Tucker, Charolette Coop Marilyn Hampton First Place Winner Dry Forces Essay The Class in a Chorallogue Myrna Crouch—Our Valentine This class was active in several programs and festivals we ®ar They gave a Christmas program for the W.S.C.S. members and their guests. They presented a February Assembly, honoring the special birthdays of the month. Marilyn Hampton was first place winner of the Linn County Dry Forces Essay Contest; the winner's check was $25. ?°ntest Marilyn was first; Elaine, second; Myrna third with prizes of$7.50, $5, and $2.50. 9 Linda Tucker, Lorita Gross, Carolyn Magers, Marylou Brownback Myrna Crouch, Elaine Stites,Marilyn Hampton, Mrs. Parks, and Miss Frederickson participated in the Speech and Drama Festival at Shawnee Mission on March 23. Myrna, Elaine Marylou, Marilyn, and Carolyn received II ratings for their entries. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS AND SPONSOR Ralph Wilcox Stanley Frear Vicky Ross Linda Singer Vernon Ellis Jim Wilson Mr. Lemon The Student Council has been active In promoting many enjoyable and worth-while school activities. On October 16 the Council sponsored a trip to the American Royal. They promoted the sale of tickets for the out- standing Cinerama, How The West Was Won which was attended by the teachers and students. Other activities of the year under the Council's supervision were the Christmas party and tree decoration, the Magazine Sales Campaign and Party, and the ice cream party at the close of the last day of school. THE MAGAZINE SALES PARTY BOARDING THE BUSES FOR THE AMERICAN ROYAL Future Farmers of America Pir3t Row: James Hampton, Sentinel; Billy Ewert, Treasurer; Ronald Singer, Secretary; Ralph Wilcox, President; Richard Chambers, Vice- President; Dwight Gorrell, Reporter; Mr. Delano, Advisor; Second Row: Steve Kinder, John Polley, Charles Fortner, Ronnie Mendel, Robert Chambers, Doug McCarty, David Hodgson, Albert Kerr, Denny Morgan Garry Orr, Third Row: Roy Nickell, Kenny Wells, Marvin Stites, Ga ” Nickell, Howard Chadwick, Mac Sims, David Gillespie, David Yates, Bruce Boydston, Robert Sullivan, Billy Bums. ------------------------------ F.F.A. ------------------------- This past year has proved profitable for the Voc. Ag. boys farming programs. There was an average gain in net worth of $l|36 and an average net income of $1 09. The Ag. IV class had the highest gain in net worth, $78? per farming program, while the Ag. II class had the highest average farm income, $581.1;0. The three upper Voc. Ag. classes ended 1962 with a total net worth of $21,137 or each boy is worth $73 1|. The Ag. II class had the highest class total, $12,301; or $1230 per Ag. II boy. To find out how good the farming programs are managed, each student totaled all his receipts including ending inventory. This he subtracted from his expenses including labor and ending inventory. The Ag. II class were the best farm managers having $2114..30 net income above labor and feed costs. The farming programs consisted of 187 hogs, kB beef cattle, 20 dairy cattle, and 26 acres of crops. 1st and 2nd Teams Entomology Contest Mac Sims and one of his projects, a welding table 1st place Entomology Team Bisk Aspiring PPA boys enduring Greenhand Initiation The PPA engaged in a varied program of activities dur- ing the school year. On November 9 they were guests of Greeley Cooperative Association. They co-sponsored with the Y-Teen Club, a Christmas party. The PPA Green- hand initiation was on January 2; the annual FPA Parent- Son Banquet was on April 23. Charolette Coop was their chap ter sweetheart, she received the sweet- heart jacket. The various PPA awards were givento Ralph Wilcox, John Polley, Bruce Boyd- ston, Dwight Gorr- ell, Doug McCarty, David Gillespie, Ronald Singer,Rich- ard Chambers, David Hodgson, Marvin Stites, Ken Wells. The FPA In Contests Dwight Gorrell showing crate District Entomology he entered in weldin'- contest 1st State Dairy—3rd James Hampton Ronald Singer Bill Ewert Welding—8th Marvin Stites Dwight Gorrell Entomology—12th Roy Nickell Mac Sims State PPA Chorus Bruce Boydston Ronald Singer Convention Delegates Roy Nickell Dwight Gorrell Jim Hampton and his fine gate Jr v Waitresses at FPA Banquet Charolette, FPA Queen; Ralph, FPA President Y-Teens 'iss Frederickson Susan Quantance Lois Mauk Linda Singer Myrna Crouch Sponsor Worship Chairman Treasurer Song Leader Secretary Carolyn Magers Judith Prentice Marilyn Hampton Mary Ward Elda Mae Day Elaine Stites President Service Chairman Vice-President Program Chairman Social Chairman Pianist . year the club was scheduled to meet each Tuesday at the sixth hour: the first meeting was August 28. The first cabinet meeting with Mrs. Parks and Miss Frederickson as co-hostesses was a wiener roast at John Brown's Park. Caroiyn Magers, Marilyn Hampton, Myma Crouch, Elaine Stites, Susan Quaint- f,?Ce’™Gh!IrrY f1001,0� Elda Mae Day, Judith Prentice, Linda Singer, Mary Ward, and Miss Frederickson went to the Y-Teen Fall Conference in Paola. Our candidate for I. C. C. representative was Susan Quaintance. Cherry Moore was her campaign manager. Carolyn was chosen to give a five minute talk on Faith and Miss Frederickson was a group leader. On November 10 the Y-Teens had a White Elephant Sale. This was a drive for funds to help finance World Fellowship. In December the Club held its annu- al Parent Daughter Party, with the theme Follow the Star. , T19 Cabinet and Sponsor planned several parties for the club members a Christmas Party, A Valentine Party, and a picnic party in the late spring time. p fnned aiJd enj°yed by all the girls. There were a number of specially outstanding cabinet meetings, the last of which was a joint meeting of out-going and in-coming officers at the home of Marilyn Hampton. g °r Serving at the Valentine Party Carolyn, Elaine, and Mary The Christmas Party Gifts are opened Elaine, Myma, and Carolyn Everyone admired the Box Meditation Musical Activities Band HIGH LIGHTS OF THE BAND ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR The band members and Mr. McCray went to Lawrence on November 17 to take part in KU Band Day. The Parker Band ranked 10th in the 70 bands that marched. The Brass Choir played for the Christmas Vesper Service. On January 29, the Band held its annual winter concert under the direction of Mr. Earl H. McCray. On March 15 Parker musicians played in the Chosen Band which Accompanied the Mixed Choruses at the Pleasanton Vocal Festival. At the Uni on town Instrumental Clinic the Band played two numbers. The Band received a II rating at Pittsburg on April 5. For eight consecutive years prior to this,our Band has received I's. Mr. McCray deserves much praise for his part in directing seven of these Bands to high ratings. Mixed Chorus ■irst :ow: Haine Stites, Marylou Brownbuck, Cherry r.oore, Bonnie Jo Ray, Margaret Burk, Billie Orr, Susan Quaintance, Lorita Gross, Anna Gorrell, Marilyn Hampton, Hose Burk, Sharon Dibben , Sandra, Gif‘'in, Marilyn Hodgson, Marilyn Traul, Charletta Dumcum, Second Row vonnie Barnett, Linda Singer, Mary Mauk, Patricia Garst, Carolyn Magers, Janice Hay, Patty Hall, fclda Mae Day, Mary kard, Mary Erooks Charolette Coop, Judith Prentice, Louise Dysart,' Lois Mauk, Donna, Harvey, gloria Koontz, Third Row: Jimmy Wilson, Billy Burns, Ronnie, Singer, .Tames Hill. Gary Mahon, David Koontz, Roger Bowman, Bruce, Roydston, Vernon Ellis, Thomas King, Gary Lemon, Donnie Prentice, Bernard Dumcum, Douer McCarty, Robert Sullivan, Roy Nickell, Gavlin. Nickell, Mr. McCray, Director. Carolyn Magsrs, Marilyn Hampton, Lois Mauk, Elaine Stites PITTSBURG MUSIC FESTIVAL Lorita Gross, Cherry Moore Judith Prentice RATINGS French Horn Quartet I Boys� Glee Club I Mixed Chorus II Girls� Glee Club II Woodwind Trio II Band n Clarinet Quartet II Brass Choir n Girls Fifteen II Carolyn Magers, vocal II Jim Hill, vocal n Gary Lemon, trombone II Ronald Singer, vocal II Marvin Stites, baritone II Irene Wishart, comet II Lorita Gross, oboe IV BRASS CHOIR Gaylin Nickell Ronald Singer Irene Wishart Gary Lemon Elaine Stites Marvin Stites STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL French Horn Quartet II CLARINET QUARTET Stanley Frear Gloria Koontz Douglas McCarty Louise Dysart MEMBERS OF GIRLS� FIFTEEN Carolyn Magers Lorita Gross Linda Singer Elda Mae Day Margaret Burk Rose Burk Irene Wishart Lois Mauk Marilyn Hodgson Judith Prentice Marylin Traul Gloria Koontz Mary Ward Cherry Moore Betty Harold Senior Class Play THE OTHER YOU May 8, 1963 CAST: Gaylin Nickell, Ralph Wilcox, Marilyn Hampton, Lois Kauk, Carolyn Magers, Donald Prentice, David Koontz, Linda Tucker, Lorita Gross, Myrna Crouch, Elaine Stites, Marylou Brownback, Ronald Singer—stage properties , Dorothy Parks, play director Willoughby, Inner Willy, Joyce Push Ups David Koontz—Mr. Allison Inner Alice Inner Willy, Alice One Act Plays Sponsored by Y-Teen Club—Directed by Dorothy Parks March 8, 1963 THE TEACUP TREE Carolyn Magers, Donald Prentice Charolette Coop, Susan Quaintance David Koontz, Elda Mae Day, Marilyn Hodgson A QUESTION OP FIGURES CAST: Marilyn Hampton, Elaine Stites, Lois Mauk, Lorita Gross, Linda Tucker, Marylou Brownback. LET'S MAKE UP CAST: Sharon Dibben, Gaylin Nickell, Myrna Crouch, Ronald Hay, Mary Ward, Linda Singer, Steve Kinder, Judith Prentice, Marvin Stites, Gary Lemon, James Hampton. Junior Class Play HUCKLEBERRY FINN CAST: Batty Harold, Irene Wlshart, Judith Prentice, Bernard Dumcura, Stanley Frear, Susan Quaintance, Sharon Dlbben, Elda Mae Day, Marvin Stites, Billy Burns. Dorothy Parks,Director November 16, 1962 Banquet ENCHANTED ISLAND Mr. and Mrs. T. McCartv Miss Frederickson, Mrs. Parks Newspaper Staff Carolyn Magers and Marilyn Hampton checking the pages THE PANTHER PRESS The Panther Press Staff endeavored to publish the events of Importance so to keep everyone up-to-date on the school activities and to have a record of the events. The 1962-1963 Staff has been a very thorough and efficient one. The Paper has been delivered to the students on the second and fourth Friday of each Month. The Editors have often work- ed overtime so that The Panther Press would contain all the news and come out on the scheduled time. the typing of a stencil Lorlta Gross setting up data for the Sports page Marylou Brownback planning the art on the Y-Teen page Annual Editor and Staff THE PANTHER OF 1963 ELAINE STITES LORITA GROSS CAROLYN MAGERS Ralph Wilcox, Donald Prentice, MARYLOU BROWNBACK HELOISE MOORE Sponsor and Gaylin Nlckell--Advertlslng Sales MARILYN HAMPTON Homecoming Royalty Queen ELAINE STITES KING, RALPH WILCOX QUEEN, ELAINE STITES Attendants: Richard Chambers, Connie Barnett, Gaylin Nlckell, Myrna Crouch, Stanley Frear, Cherry Moore Pep Club First: Connie Barnett, Marylou Brownback, Linda Singer, Lorita Gross, Second Row: Marilyn Hodgson, Cherry Moore, onna Harvey, Mary Ward, Charleta Dumcun, Marylin Trual, Third Row: Vickey, Ross, Rose Burk Sharon Dibben, Myrna Crouch, Fourth Row: Billie Jean Orr, Pat Garst, Pat Hall, Judith Prentice, Charolette Coop, Eline Stites, Linda Tucker, Margaret Burk. Mrs. Fae Adell, Sponsor Elaine Stites, President Lorita, Connie, Linda, Marylou, Cheerleaders Marylou Brownback The Parker Pepsters completed a very successful year. The club had excellent cheerleaders, officers, and sponsor. The members worked together to achieve an atmosphere of enthu- siasm from our first football game to the last basketball game. A very capable committee devoted much time to the planning and prepara- tion of an outstanding homecoming display. Roses for Royalty was the theme for this 1962 Festival. Lorita Gross Head Cheerleader In March the club members plan- ned and sponsored the fine banquet which honored all the boys who par- ticipated in the sports program. Connie Barnett Linda Singer Noon LUNCH PERIOD WE ENJOY THE GOOD POOD Robert Sullivan, Charles Fortner OUR COOKS Nellie Dunlop, Dorothy Cox COOK'S HELPERS CUSTODIAN Thomas B. McCarty Don Koontz is the owner and operator of the six buses that serve our school. The bus drivers this year are Maxine Holderman, Howard Hare, Eldon Mauk Phillipp Harold, Clayton Baird, Duane Polks. Mr. Koontz often drives on special trips for sports events, music festivals, shows, and ‘senior trips. He is always a very welcome and helpful add- ition especially on the annual senior trip. DON KOONTZ Senior Trip Jin, Bill, and John On Whispering Pines II Waiting for our Boat Trip Gaylin and David and Their Hats Judy, Marilyn, Marylou, Lois Charolette, Myrna, Carolyn, Lois, Elaine, Lorita Who are they? Points of Interest On Trip The Grand Lake of The Cherokees Buffalo Ranch Roaring River Park Mount Air Court Branson Shepherd of the Hills Country Silver Dollar City Marvel Cave Miner's Shack Pour States toured Good Pood, Dancing, and Boating We pose with the Mayer of Silver Dollar City School Life Our Principal Ad Sales—Lorita and Marylou Sec. Train.—Elaine and Marilyn Shorthand One Class SPORTS FOOTBALL 1st row: Bruce Boydston, Vern Ellis, Roy Nickell,Ron Singer, Jim Hampton, Don Prentice, Richard Chambers, Ralph Wilcox, Gaylin Nickell, Stanley frear, Dave Koontz. 2nd row: Ron Hay, John Polley, Jim Thomas, Gary Mahon, Garry Nickell, Dwight Gorrell, Dave Gillespie, Jim Hill, Albert Kerr,Steve Kinder, Coach Barnes. 3rd row: Ron Mendel, Dave Hodgson, Jim Wilson, Doug McCarty, Gary Lemon, Bob Chambers, Ken Wells, Charles Fortner, Denny Morgan , Gary Orr. FRESHMAN ELEVEN w TRI-CAPTAINS Dave Ralph Gaylin Koontz Wilcox Nickell Football Scores 1962 Season September 25 LeRoy 20 Parker 0 ff 28 Mound City 7 ff 12 October 5 Pleasanton 6 II 6 If 12 Blue Mound 32 If 6 ft 19 Mound City 25 II 0 If 26 Moran 26 fl 0 It 31 LaCygne 2U It 19 November 8 Uniontown H2 If 0 1962 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN JAMES HAMPTON Halfback STANLEY FREAR End Qb. RICHARD CHAMBERS Quarterback BRUCE BOYDSTON Fullback DAVID KOONTZ Fullback RONALD SINGER End JIMMIE THOMAS Halfback GAYEIN NICKELL Guard RALPH WILCOX Halfback VERNON ELLIS Tackle DONALD PRENTICE Center ROY NICKELL Guard GARY NICKELL End ALBERT KERR Tackle DWIGHT GORRELL Tackle center JAKES HILL Guard V a r s • i t y Gary Lemon, Don Prentice, Vern Ellis, Gary Mahon, Doug McCarty, Richard Chambers, Roy Nlckell, Bruce Boydston, Ron Singer, Dave Koontz, Ralph Wilcox, Stanley Frear B” T e a m Coach Barnes, Doug McCarty, Gary Lemon, Tom King, David Gillespie, Jim Hill, Mgr. Steve Kinder, Robert Chambers Bob Sullivan, Bernard Dumcum, Garry Nlckell, Ron Hay VARSITY LETTERMEN Don Prentice Forward-Center Stanley Freer Forward Dave Koontz Forward Captain Singer _ . _ Captain Prentice Coach Barnes RalPh ViiC0Jt Guard Center Linn League Tournament Prescott 50 PRHS 53 Moran 39 31 Blue Mound lj.2 32 PANTHER BASKETBALL RECORD 1962-1963 Pleasanton 37 PRHS U8 LaCygne 38 1 1 Uniontown 58 35 Mound City 51 53 Fontana 1 8 30 Prescott 1 2 1 5 Blue Mound 1+8 50 Richmond 37 36 Moran 1 1 37 Pleasanton k6 57 Uniontown 69 39 LaCygne 5U 51 Mound City 63 60 Prescott k° 36 Blue Mound 62 36 Moran 61 58 Ron Singer Guard District Tournament Colony Sk PRHS 35 TRACK SQUAD 1st row: Bernard Dumcum, Stanley Prear, Jim Hampton, Ralph Wilcox, Gaylin Nickell, Bill Sledd, Bruce Boyds ton, Gary Mahon. 2nd row: Coach Barnes, Vem Ellis, Roy Nickell, Marvin Stites, Mac Sims, Don Prentice, Jim Thomas, Garry Nickell, Dwight Gorrell. 3rd row: Jim Hill—Mgr, Steve Kinder, Dave Hodgson, Bob Chambers, Gary Lemon, Steve Staley, Doug McCarty, Denny Morgan, Dave Koontz. LINN LEAGUE 2nd Back row: Coach Barnes, Gaylin Nickell, Bernard Dumcum, Bill Sledd, Gary Mahon, Mac Sims. Front row: Richard Chambers, Ralph Wilcox, James Hampton, Stanley Frear. Richard Chambers Bernard Dumcum Jim Hampton Stars Gaylln Nlckell Coach Captain Barnes Hampton Ralph Wilcox Bill Sledd Gary Mahon ADVERTISING CENTERVILLE STIFFLER GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN . FERTILIZER - FEED - SEED CENTERVILLE, KANS. Phone 289-3760 BULK PEED DELIVERY CENTERVILLE STATE BANK MAHON SERUICE S.R. K!VIGHT Centerville Hardware Co. Centerville, Kans., Phone 898-2250 Water Systems, Heating Plumbing insurance REAL ESTATE Phone 898-3291 398-3225 Centerville, Kansas GENERAL HARDWARE ROLLAND LEWIS GARNETT Garnett aotomobh-E dealers Association qarnett, Kansas BEHM PIPING AND ERECTION COMPANY INC. Phone l;l 8-31f 3 Garnett, Kansas THE MEDICAL CENTER Thomas M. Dougherty M. D. Ralph E. White M. D. Phone UI 8-5U21 Garnett, Kansas GARNETT BAHERy HOME OP TASTY PASTRY GARNETT, KANSAS Penn's Service Sixth Street and Highway 59 Garnett, Kansas EAST SI OEMARKET Phone I1I4.8-38I3 Garnett, Kansas CURTIS STORE DRUGS. FOUNTAIN. SUNDRIES Phone UU8-5513 Garnett, Kansas 3lW Mille rrs G ARAGE RADIATOR and REPAIR WORK Telephone id|8-58ll HWY 59 NORTH Garnett, Kansas HUFFMAN PAGE GrotnMc4 The Friendly Store Garnett Kansas D. D. Richards Supply Co. HQ SUPPLIES Gannett Kansas JOE CALEB, Local Agent Auto - Life - Fire and Casualty Phone: 448-3542 (Home) 448-3631 (Office) GARNETT Garnett State Savings Bank Dedicated to Outstanding Community Service The Garnett Publishing Co. Quality Printing—Advertising Prompt Service on Sale Bills THE GARNETT REVIEW Published Mondays THE ANDERSON COUNTIAN Published Thursdays Phone I424.8-312I Garnett, Kansas THE A N C □ CHEESE CD. (INCORPORATED) YOUR ANDERSON COUNTY MILK MARKET Manufacturers of Fancy Cheat • GARNETT. KANSAS Hodgson Implement Company JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS • SALES SERVICE Phone UU8-3911 i otlW U48-3885 Garnett Kansas The Trademark of Quality Made Famous by Good Implements arris funeri. Home A Family Institution Since 1910 • OISERVANT Of EVERY WISH • HEEDFUL OF EVERY NEED 219 S. OAK GARNETT, KANS. Phone U48-5U11 GARNETT The Garnett Savings 8C Loan Association GARNETT Accounts insured to 10,000.00 KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OP THE GARNETT CHURCH FURNITURE AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Garnett Kansas HAROLD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT Front End Repair ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING Harold Sears 212 East 5th Garnett Horae Phone 1+1+8-3877 Bus, l||l 5)l 1 G CITIES1 lSERVICEj FLcyD pc well's ary service statjo Phone 1 1 8-3521 Garnett Kansas Garnett Veterinary Hospital Dr. A. W. Brechcisen Dr. J. J. Bailey 118 MAPLE BOX 2 Phone 1 1 8-5822 GARNETT KANSAS S M ELECTRIC SERVICE MOTOR RCWINOINQ El NEALE McCOY Phone 1 1+3-6631 GARNETT, KANSAS MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING GARNETT, KANSAS Telephone 1 1 8-5721 BURRIS MOTOR CO. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES USED CARS MOBILE HOMES A SPECIALTY D. P. BURRIS, OWNER Phone 1 1 8-5813 Garnett, Kansas LEE'S Food Ma Phone 1 1 8-51 21 Garnftt Monument GLassCo. 126 West Fifth Avenue Ph 1 1 8-6622 MONUMENTS AND MARKERS AUTO GLASS. FURNITURE TOPS. MIRRORS TVt Ctf At ATLANTIC E PAOftC TEA COMPANY. INC $uper Markets GARNETT TRUCK TRACTOR CO. ■iiia II .‘lit ALL BREAD AND CAKES RAKFn FRESH DAILY BY JANE PARKER INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS McCORMICK TRACTORS AND MACHINES GARNETT, KANSAS GARNETT FRAKER CLOTHING CO. THE STORE FOR THE LAO AND HIS DAD GARNETT. KANSAS Phone 4 8-5541 Stockto+i and Sutton fyuAnituSie Co. Furniture — Floor Coverings — Norge Appliances North Side Square Telephone 148-3812 WEBSTERS JEWELRY STORE WEST SIDS S UARE Local Santa Fe Watch Inspector Weat Side Square, Garnett _ , Garnett, Kansas - Galloway Clothing Co. y THE CORNER CLOTHIERS Garnett, Kansas Strain’s Welding Machine Shop Electric and Oxy-Acetylene Welding Telephone 4U8-3157 526 South Main GRAVES L)rug Store PRESCRIPTIONS, VETERINARY SUPPLIES Phone 1+4-8-3921 Garnett, Kansas MAGGIO - SCHULTE, INC. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 305 MAIN STREET TEL. 448-3714 GARNETT tjoAJVdt $AsmiJwuA FLOWERS SAY IT BETTER Garnett, Kansas Phone 1+ -8-5531 SUTTON’S DIAHOro and JEWELRY WATCH SPECIALIST BRECHEISEN IMPLEMENT CO. ALLIS-CHALMERS . . PAPEC . . NEW IDEA ”IF YOU NIID IT. WC HAVE IT” GARNETT. KANSAS Phone 1 1+8-3922 Garnett Kansas Sife f 1 HMI .|||1 SNACK BAR AIR conditioned Phone 448-5711 Star Grain Lumber Co. Telephone 1+1+8-3321 NORTH on HIGHWAY 59 GARNETT, KANSAS Mcjbanald Juto Ponti WHOLESALE - JOBBERS 91« SO. MAIN Qa nott, £a Ua4 Phone D. L. MCDONALD Dial 448-6611 J. E. MCDONALD ANDERSON GRAIN CO. BONDED GRAIN STORAGE Phone 1+1+8-3712 Box 31+5 Garnett Kansas William REXALL, H Prescriptlo Garnet Compliments of Cpwdlin Jl PHARMACY A. Neal, Pharmacist ALLMARK, RUSSELL STOVER hs—A Professional Service t, Kansas 448-5511 Garnett ads continued on Garnett. Greelav. Pnrker� na e GREELEY Greeley (COOP Association GREELEY COOPERATIVE ASSN. 150 BUSHEL GRAIN STORAGE Elevator Phone 867-2U4.O GRAIN PEED GENERAL MERCHANDISE FERTILIZER (coop GAS OIL GROCERIES COLD STORAGE SYMBOL OF FARM LEADERSHIP GREELEY, KANSAS OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS HARRIS, KANSAS GARNETT, KANSAS GREELEY GREELEy H Company HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS - APPLIANCES - FERTILIZER BUYERS AND SELLERS OF Brorae, Fescue, Alfalfa, Lespedeza, Sweet and Red Clover Seed MR. MRS. F. B. HUETTENMUELLER, Owner HOME OF CAA R SUPER DOMINO UTH Retfis rt teo Poll to Nine fords For S L£ AT U- T JAFS ° ieyt Phone 867-3110 867-3360 GREELEY VERN AND KAY’S A COMPLETE LINE OP QUALITY FRESH VEGETABLES Phone 867-3700 YOUR FRIENDLY STORE EH3HCT SAVINGS! E235S3 GREELEY GREELEY item Bank of Greeley “Since 1888 Greeley, Kansas A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER PDIC WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE ALFRED E. ROCKERS, CASHIER A1 PROVIOIO INTMI RANKING ACT Of UJI GERHOLD'S STORE L. L. Gerhold Greeley, Kansas Furniture store: Phone 867-2160 Greeley, Kansas ERRV 'S TV and r kdio Phone 867-3250 Greeley, Kansas 8 t 8 GREELEY FARM IMPLEMENT (0. Greeley, Kansas SERVICE PHILLIPS TIRES TUBES BATTERIES Phone 867-2255 Phone 867-2600 MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE NEW HOLLAND Massey-Ferguson Greeley, Kansas -� � � - -% T • r r, A r- ----------------------- MOUND CITY THE MOUND CITY REPUBLIC Ernest Irwin Hardware guy r. hively U3 Years In Mound City EDITOR and PUBLISHER EXPLOSIVES You’ll Like the Republic” County Seat Paper of Linn County FLOOR COVERINGS Electrical Supplier - Coaling Systems Phone 795-2879 Phono 795-2895 Mound City WARD PRODUCE The Store with the Checkerboard Sign PURINA CHOWS. BULK and BAGS FARM SUPPLIES Phone 795-22I|.9 Mound City Linn County Farm Bureau Insurance MorcnAyOit-Co. Phone 795-2UU9 WARREN DEAN STEANSON, PRES. VERLYN BOHLING, GEN. AGT. Phone 795-2288 MOUND CITY, KANSAS (•MCI AlWWlJ Mound City Kansas Jfarmers itlercfjants Hants ESTABLISHED IN 1893 Mound City. Kansas Phone 795-2212 CAPITAL 4 SURPLUS $150,000 Interest on savings left on deposit for a year or more. Ed Woolston Chevrolet Co. Phone 795-2589 Mound City, Kansas IRWIN’S DRY GOODS Your Complete Department Store Shoes, Clothing, Piece Goods Phone 795-2970 MOUND CITY MOUND CITY SKELGAS SERVICE Bulk and Bottle; Phone 795-2900 SCHASTEEN AM) MASOiNER GROCERY AM) MARKET FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES QUALITY MEATS MOUND ClTYj KANSAS OSAWATOMIE OSAWATOMIE AMD LOAM ASSOCIATION OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS Your Savings Insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation An Agency of the U. S. Government OSAWATOMIE QUALITY FOOD CENTER PLENTY OF FREE PARKING RALPH PLATZ, Prop. 837 WALNUT OSAWATOMIE Good Food j dial PLateau 5-3942 TROUTMAN FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS PL 5 3634 509 Main V Ixiyne, 5SiLxtey Aqeticy INSURANCE AND BONDS INSURE AND BE SURE Telephone PL 5-3631 506 Sixth Street OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS Cowden's Gift shop Tlutrt, 551 Main SL Osawatomie ©; ad T FLOWERS SAY IT BETTER IZggn� OSAWATOMIE FLORAL Osawatomle PL 5-251 5 FLAMINGO Ph0„. -py _ PL 5-2711 JJRIVB 05A 4 ATOn l t X HYSAS PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN NO WAITING Jea Nj2 buster you no EDDY FUNERAL CONGRATULATIONS MR. A MRS. W. W. EDDY Osawatomie, Kansas AMBULANCE Phons PL 5-3131 OSAWATOMIE TOM MEDCALF MOTOR CO. 4J1 MAJN STAECT • OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS FORD SALES and SFRV ICE PHONE PLS-3llf i America’s liveliest. most care free cart FORD � I At CON • (AlltAM • I OHO • IHUNOOIIIO Baumann - Davis IMPLEMENT CO. 518 So. Sixth PL 5 4616 John Deere Parts Sales Services Headquarters New and Used Farm Equipment YOUR FEATURE LOCK DEALER DEAN'S JEWELRY GUARANTEED WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRING 519 Main Osawatomle SERVICE STATION Texaco Products 6th Brown PL $- 227 Lawrence Evlnger, Manager A ai STANDARD LANDRy'S Standard Service 6th and Brown Osawatomie Lubrication c . Tires and Wash 5-31 32 an(j Batteries reo top dairy King Try Our Broasted Chicken Sandwiches of All Kinds and Top It Off With Our Ice Cream And Drinks BILLY SHIREMAN CALL IN ORDERS PL5-3596 OSAWATOMIE Ml LADY BEAUTY SALON MABEL COFFELT fee?'A REVELON PRODUCTS NT J 528 Main PL 5-2727 I •'J-- Operators Helen Ellis and Ileene Maloney DON'S BARBAR SHOP SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO It Pays to Look Well Osawatomie Kansas S0?@0ora|: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS MEEK'S Drug Store Osawatomie’s friendly drug store since 1879 Phone PL 5-1+61 2 Osawatomie, Kansas DESSERT'S SERVICE Stf V S HI NE oil. Company WHERE YOUR DOLLAR HAS THE MORE CENTS HALF MILE SOUTH OSAWATOMIE THREE MILES S.W. OH 1 HIGHWAY pernoLtoM recovers STOP AND GAS WITH US FLATS FIXED PHONE PL5-1 389 A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE OSAWATOMIE M.A.C. MOTOR CO. MERCURY-COMET Service pl 5-2I i 5 21 Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker Service 1009 Sixth Street SAFEWAY Shop At SAFEWAY And Save OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS RALPH WII1TLA RADIO TV CENTER Dial PL 5-1 11+1 626 MAIN OSAWATOMIE KANSAS 614 Main Experi Safely (heck WORKER'S OARAGE GENERAL OVERHAUL PL 5-3114 BIRCHARD AUHERHL HOME PHONE PL 5-2 114 AVER ILL'S TfPAlR OSAWATOMIE. KANSAS 520 BROWN PL 5-1 532 THE QLUiC SHOP MEN AND BOYS WEAR Oaawatorale Kansas Raymond Waggoner Ins. Agcy 535 MAIN STREET PL 5-2151 Osawatomle, Kansas ROYAL CLEANERS HOME OF FINE CLEANING I'- Phone PL 5-4711 549 Main St. JO-KAY SHOP 510 Main PL 5-244« Ladles' and Children's Ready-to-wear Lingerie, Handbags, and Jewelry Dudley's Service 6th and Parkar PL 5-2634 FRANCES� SEWING CIRCLE 516 MAIN PL 5- 1 15$ OSAWATOMIE Ben Franklin Store i 525 Main St. Oaawatomia, Kantai George C. Hunsperger Owner Telephone PL 5-3333 (fljgu) DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I OUR PHARMACIST TAKES A PER INTEREST IN YOUR GOOD HE :sonal { ALTH W. A. SINCLAIR, Owner Osawatomle Phone PL 5-l+Hl OSAWATOMIE AND BEAGLE Martin's Launderette 63 3 Sixth St. PL 5-2160 Open 6 o. m. to 11 p. ni. 21 Machines 10 Large Dryers Open 21 hrs. 7 days a week FREDA and CARMEN MARTIN BURNS GROCERY SERVICE GROCERIES - MEATS TEXACO GAS OIL Phone: PL 5-3420 We Build Our Business On Your Satisfaction BEAGLE KANSAS CAYLOR BROS. MDSE. OUTLET Hardware •� Appliances «■ Tires Plumbing and Electrical Supplies PHONE PL5-2630 OSAWATOMIE ROY'S BARBAR SHOP Bill Roy 508 South 6th Osawatomie THE FAMILY STORE PL 5-2331 OSAWATOMIE TRUETONE RADIO and T.V. Davis Tires—Wizard Appliances 211 North 7th St PL 5-2152 Jack's Glass Shop Osawatomie Why Not Share Your Break With Us R. G. BANISTER Optometrist 509 6th PL 5-2126 A. B. WYMORE Doctor of Chiropractic 718 6th Osawatomie LANNING MUSIC SHOP 51 1 Main PL 5-2732 Osawatomie X-RAY DR. C. J. SULLINS omc« hou� � CHIROPRACTOR � •«. to s p m CLOUD WIDNllO YI 512 Fifth Street PL 5-31 31 Osawatomie, Kans. Res. PL 5-1 136 L.OfAQ£ N HoFF ELEVATOR J. 0. HUFF BEAGLE, KANSAS Phone Osawatomie PL 5-3630 EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO A THRASHING MACHINE PARKER HIGH SCHOOL BAND '63 PAOLA Mitchell's ™ Supply DALE A. MITCHELL EAST SIDE SQ. PAOLA, KANS. AX 4-2416 Buchmah Seed - peed Grain- seed Fertilizer «■•ww.w.w Ph AX U-2331 320 West Peoria Paola, Kansas MIAMI COUNTY National Bank YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT MIAMI COUNTY'S LARGEST AND OLDEST BANK MEMBER OP THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PAOLA KANSAS ws5.zum ■LTsuper market of Paola PAOLA R UTTER COMPANy YOUR MILK lc CREAM MARKET MPRS, FANCY BUTTER CHEESE PAOLA Phone AX 4-2395 KANSAS The Barnes Studio East Side Square PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERAS FILMS FAST FILM FINISHING PAOLA KANSAS , WEST SIDE of SQUARE ax 4-3451 Paola, Kansas Your Prescription Druggist MESSER AX 4-2715 DRUG CO. I PAOLA 3RIRV QUEEN The Cone With The Curie On Top Pvty and Picnic Hume Furniture Music Co 'olce © Of M usic Orders to Go MALTS SHAKES 1 09 S. Silver AX 1+-3192 SUNDAES COLD DRINKS Paola PAOLA, KANSAS Phone AX 4-3041 PAOLA Clemens Green Co. WHOLESALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS AX U-236U 209 NORTH SILVER STREET Frank’s D-X PETROL PRODUCTS Farn Tank Wagon Service Farm Tire Service Complete Engine Time-Up Service Parts and Accessories Paola AX L-993L Toll Collect CHILDRENS BAZAAR PAOLA'S EXCLUSIVE CHILD SHOP JUNIORS SUB-TEENS CHUBBETTES Jim’s Electric NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE Phone AX l+-21l|6 PAOLA, KANSAS Fickel's Furniture� Appliance Your Better Living Furniture Store South Side Square, Paola Louisburg PAOLA BUTTER COMP Ably YOUR MILK CREAM MARKET MFRS. FANCY BUTTER CHEESE Paola Phone AX L-2395 Kansas THE WHITE HOUSE RESTHOME Restful and Peaceful Atmosphere 2l| Hour Nursing Care for the Aged - Convalescents - Invalids Good Food - Activities - All Faiths Gratified Beulah Koelsch Phon0 Mildred Vanwick Paola, Kansas PARKER, KANSAS PARKER 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-EIGHT YEARS Breeders of DOMINO HEREFORDS FOODS PARKER PARKER STATE BANK PARKER • KANSAS ESTABLISHED IN I898 CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $70,885.58 FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE WITH OUR CUSTOMERS� WELFARE IN MIND STITES GROCERY AND LOCKER Meat Processing, Lockers for Rent Fresh Vegetables Fruit Full Line of Groceries Walter Mabel Stites WE DELIVER ORDERS All Business Appreciated, Phone TW 8-366O PARKER, KANSAS GolyoIs cl n't”Y S ) 6J Phone 898-31 10 Parker, Kansas FOOD Gt Cafe PARKER, KANSAS Waiter Dunlop A« D Sons HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL WIRING, PLUMBING, AND DITCHING Telephone 898-21 30 Parker, Kansas GARNETT GREELEY PARKER Strain s Studio For Photographs That Will Please You Phone I+I+8-3215 for appointment South Side Square Garnett, Kansas Pa rhea Shoe Store nit ro J. B. DOERHUFF SHOES PTpT 1 PARKER, KANSAS SfcjM' Hotel Barber Shop || GARNETT, KANSAS §? EARL'S J ny bah ben shop PARKER, KANSAS It pays to look neat. layer's Hardware Phone 1+1+8-31+21+ GARNETT, KANSAS HAROLD'S Mobil service DR. ELIZABETf 1 J. MADDV PRACTICE OF CHIROPRACTIC Hiway 59 Phone 1+U8-3923 Garnett, Kansas r Bryan Harold 1 Operator TIRES ..A 1 BATTERIES Mobilgasl p ®3 lubrication tw 8-2130 0IL Greeley Lumber Company Phone 867-351+0 Greeley, Kansas TOPEKA FORT SCOTT (ongratulations Seniors 1963 Jongnrtulations to the groduofmg class 2? Royal Crown Cola • cotriccToods Co. 2nd ft POLK STREETS • TOPEKA. KANSAS 3RINK fcOXALCROHfff I CDLA I INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Konsos City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA