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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1964 volume:

¥ 4i« ' V « , Vi '► • J r v,“i r r - • - V- t?: - : i • � X V v- £ i • .. I .'. V- V f .ff ■: ii. THE PANTHER YEARBOOK OF PARKER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL PARKER. KANSAS 1 9 6 4 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS In Memoriam THOMAS B. McCARTY A sad event came Into the lives of PRHS students and teachers with the death of our Custodian and friend Thomas B. McCarty. He served our school from July 8, 1955 until the time of his death on October 21+, 1963. T. McCarty had many fine qualities. He was a true and helpful friend to all of us, and one who always put the interest of Parker Rural High above his own welfare. We,the Yearbook Staff, of 1961+, wish to leave this Annual, as a lasting tribute to the memory of our never- to-be-forgotten friend and fellow worker T. McCarty. A dministration DALE D. LEMON, Principal NATLIE BRATTON, Secretary TO THE CLASS OP 1961 Congratulations and good wishes. THE FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISES COMMENCEMENT Processional . Invocation ... Class History . . Salutatorlan . . Thy Heart Unbending Gi: Class Will . . Address .... Class Prophecy . Valedictorian Address . Presentation of Class . Presentation of Diplomas Benediction . . Recessional ... .......................Band . . Rev. 0. Dale Bulkley . . Judith K. Prentice . . . . Irene Wishart . . . . Rodby - Roff � Nine . . . . Bonnie Jo Ray . . Rev. Leonard Relfel . . Louise Stever Thomas .... Stanley Frear . . . . Dale D. Lemon . . Allie Boydston Jr. . . Rev. 0. Dale Bulkley .......................Band May 20, 1961 DALE D. LEMON Principal Business Ed. Student Council PAE ADELL Home Economics Pep Club Y-Teen Sponsor Faculty Athletics DAN E. STONECIPHER Physical Science Mathematics HELOISE L. MOORE Business Ed. Spanish Panther Press Yearbook Library Faculty NORMAN 0. SHIRE Business Education Social Science NOLTA HUNT English Speech MELVIN LONGMIRE English Speech Dramatics '1 JOHN PISH (second semester) Vocational Agriculture F. P. A. CHERRY INGLES MOORE Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Small Ensemble 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class Officer 2-1+ Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen 1-2-3-1+ Pep Club 1-2-3-1+ Pep Club Officer 3-1+ Annual Staff 1+ Panther Press 1+ Homecoming Attendant 3 L. IRENE WISHART Salutatorlan Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Small Ensemble 1-2-3 Class Officer 3“U Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen 1-3-1+ Pep Club 1+ Annual Staff 1+ Panther Press 1+ Perfect Attendance 3 Student Council 3 Homecoming Queen 1+ SUSAN DIANE QUAINTANCE Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Small Ensemble 3 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Class Officer 2-1+ Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen 1-2-3-1+ Y-Teen Cabinet 3-1+ Pep Club 1-2-3-1+ Pep Club Officer 1+ Annual Staff 1+ Panther Press 1+ STANLEY J. PREAR Valedictorian Band 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-2-3-1+ Student Council 1-3-1+ Student Council Pres. 3-1+ Y-Teen Play 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Letterman Club 2-3-1+ Football 1-2-3-1+ Basketball 1-2-3-1+ Track 1-2-3-1+ Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming King 1+ Senior Class BETTY M. HAROLD Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Small Ensemble 3 Class Officer 1+ Student Council 1+ Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen 1-3-1+ Pep Club 1-2-3-1+ Pep Club Officer 1+ Annual Staff 1+ Panther Press 1+ Perfect Attendance 1 Homecoming Attendant 1+ BONNIE JO RAY Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Mixed Chorus 3 Class Officer 3-1+ Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen 1-2-3-1+ Annual Staff 1+ Panther Press 1+ JUDITH KAY PRENTICE Band 1-2-3 -1+ Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Small Ensemble 1-2-3-14 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-1+ Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Play 3 Senior Play 4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-1+ Y-Teen Cabinet 3-1; Pep Club 2-3-1+ Class Officer 1 Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 Student Council 1 SHARON KAY DIBBEN Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Mixed Chorus 2-3 Y-Teen Play 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play I4 Y-Teen 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-I; Annual Staff I4 Panther Press I4 LINDA ANN JACKSON Glee Club 1-2-3-1+ Small Ensemble 3 Mixed Chorus I4 Senior Play I4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-I4 Pep Club 3-1+ Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1+ Senior Play 1+ Y-Teen 1-2-3-1+ Cheer Leader 1+ Pep Club 1-2-3-1+ BERNARD KEITH DUMCUM Band 3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Class Officer 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play I4 Letterman Club 2-3-1; Football 1; Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-1+ Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 Homecoming Attendant 1; Senior Play 1; Football 1-2-3 -1+ Basketball 3 Track 1-2-3 -1+ FFA 1-2-3-1+ FFA Officer 3 LINDA L. MORRISON GARRY WAYNE NICKELL ROBERT P. SULLIVAN Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 3 Senior Play 4 Basketball 3 Track 1 FFA 1-2-3 -1 W. D. BARNES Sponsor JOYCE ANN LINNARTZ Glee Club Ij. Senior Play I Y-Teen 1 Pep Club 1; HELOISE MOORE Sponsor ELDA MAE DAY Glee Club 1-2-3-ij Small Ensemble 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-U Y-Teen 1-2-3-1 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3-i LOUISE STEVER THOMAS BILL R. BURNS Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1+ PPA 1-2-3-U Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 BILLIE JEAN ORR Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-U Senior Play I4. Y- Teen 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-U 1 1 Senior Class History On August 29j of 1963 sixteen seniors met to start the 1963-611 school year. Later Joyce Linnartz and Louise Stever Thomas enrolled so on Commencement night we were eighteen. We met with our sponsors, Mrs. Moore and Mr. Barnes and elected the following officers: president. Cherry Moore; vice-president, Bonnie Jo Ray; secretary, Irene Wishart; treasurer, Susan Quaintance; and student council represent- atives, Betty Harold and Stanley Prear. We had our first senior class party on November 12, a picnic at Parker Lake. Susan and Stanley participated over station KOPO on the Pepsi Party. We had several money raising projects: we had a bake sale, sold magazines, picked com, and climaxed with our Senior Class Play, Backwoods Romeo which netted us $78.50. We published twelve issues of the school paper. Panther Press; sponsored the sales of ads and the publication of the annual yearbook; Cherry Moore won the Betty Crocker Award; Irene Wishart and Stanley Frear were football King and Queen; Betty Harold and Bernard Dumcum were attendants; Susan Quaintance won second place in the magazine sales, Betty Harold placed second in the Osawatomie Graphic subscription contest, and Stanley Prear received the Outstanding Student Award. On Saturday morning May 9 we started on our Ozark trip, which took in several places of interest in that scenic region, and which was climaxed with a enjoyable day at the Coby Dude Ranch. Baccalaureate was on May 17 and our Commencement Services on May 20. Reverend Leonard Reifel was the speaker. Our class colors are powder blue and white, the red rose is our flower, and our motto, We have reached the bay in safety. Now the ocean lies in view. Juniors President - - - Gary Mahon Secretary - - - Richard Chambers Vice-President - Donna Harvey Treasurer - - - John Polley Student Council - Linda Singer, Bruce Boydston Gary Mahon Bruce Boyston Margaret Burk David Gillespie Donna Harvey Linda Singer Sandra Glffin Richard Chambers Albert Kerr John Polley Mary Brooks Frank Butler Dvright Gorrell Ina McMillian Mary Ward Steve Kinder Mac Sims Patricia Hall Mrs. Adell Roger Bowman Ronald Hay Connie Barnett Marilyn Hodgson Mr. Delano JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 29, 1963, twenty-six ambitious pupils enrolled as juniors In PRHS. They had lost two classmates from the previous year, Patricia Garst, and David Yates. They met with their sponsors, Mrs. Adell and Mr. Delano and elected the following class officers: Gary Mahon, president; Donna Harvey, vice president; Richard Chambers, secretary; John Polley, treasurer; and Linda Singer and Bruce Boydston, student council. In October the class held a party at the city lake. They had a treasure hunt, a wiener roast, and a hayrack r i d 0 • In December the class presented the junior class play. Everybody's Crazy. The play wasa great success. On April 17 the juniors presented a junior senior banquet in honor of the seniors. The lovely banquet was held at the Blue Lantern Restaurant In Paola, Kan- sas. The theme was Tender Is the Night. The juniors participated In many activities during: the year. a During the year they lost Roger Bowman and Prank Butler; they gained Bill Llnnartz. V: • i • ; vv :• ?.v'• ■ Gary Lemon Vickey Ross Sophomores Marylin Traul Douglas McCarty Charleta Dumcum President - - - Douglas McCarty Vice-President - Marylin Traul Secretary - - - Robert Chambers Treasurer - - - Gloria Koontz Student Council - Charleta Dumcum David Hodgson Dennis Morgan Ronnie Mendel Gloria Koontz James Wilson Theresa Shire David Hodgson Anna Gorrell Robert Chambers Rose Burk Jane Jackson Mary Jane Walker Kenneth Wells Gary Orr Charles Fortner Mrs. Irwin Sponsor Mr. Shire Sponsor Dillard Ungeheuer (Picture Not Shown) SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY August 29, 1963, found twenty lively sophomores entering the halls of PRHS. They met with their sponsors, Mr. Shire and Mrs. Irwin, and elected their officers: Douglas McCarty, president; Marylin Traul, vice president; Robert Chambers, secretary; Gloria Koontz, treasurer; and Charleta Dumcum and David Hodgson, student council. IXiring the year they enjoyed two class parties, one a hilarious Hobo Party the other a Fishing Party . Charleta Dumcum was elected cheerleader, and was one of the homecoming attendants. Four boys lettered in athletics; they were Doug McCarty, David Hodgson, Gary Lemon, and Robert Chambers. The Class presented a plaque to be hung in the halls of PRHS in memory of Thomas B. McCarty. During the year Frank Butler left; Dillard Ungeheuer enrolled, leaving the same number, twenty. Freshmen President - - - Doyle Ingram Secretary - Cynthia Stroup Vice-President - Thomas Keitel Treasurer - Deborah Cockran Student Council - - Brenda Harold, Robert Cook Doyle Ingram Thomas Keitel Cynthia Stroup Deborah Cockran Robert Cook Brenda Harold John Koontz Carol Burk Larry Kratzberg Marilyn Dotson Wayne Mauk Twila Schlotzhauer Jerrold Summers Phillis Harold David Holloman Wanda Paul THE CLASS OP '67 Cheryl Holloman La Donna Bowman Diane Shields Ploesta Wells Mr. Stonecipher Sponsor Mr. Walker Sponsor CLASS HISTORY We were anxious to become high school students. On August 29, 1963, Parker Rural High took us in as twenty-three freshmen. Guy Slater joined our ranks in October making our number twenty-four. We have had a profitable year in the music activities, the sports field, the Y-Teen and the P. P. A. work. We have ranked highest in the per- centage of our class on the Honor Roll each period. We elected Doyle Ingram, president; Thomas Keitel, vice-president; Cynthia Stroup, secretary; Deborah Cockran, treasurer; Brenda Harold, and Robert Cook, student council members. In October we enjoyed our first class party. Mr. Stonechpher and Mr. Walker are our sponsors. Honor Roll STANLEY FREAR Valedictorian JUDITH PRENTICE Class History LOUISE STEVER THOMAS Class Prophecy At IRENE WISHART Salutatorian BONNIE JO RAY Class will Iola Junior College Scholarship to Judith Prentice Outstanding Student Award and Scholarship to Stanley Frear HONOR ROLL YEAR 1963-196U SENIORS SOPHOMORES Irene Wishart i .o Gary Lemon 3.8 Stanley Frear 3.8 Bonnie Jo Ray 3.7 FRESHMEN JUNIORS Robert Cook 3.8 Thomas Keitel 3.8 Ronald Hay U.o Cynthia Stroup 3.8 Dwight Gorrell 3.7 Deborah Cockran 3.7 Doyle Ingram 3.7 HONORABLE MENTION SENIORS JUNIORS Louise Thomas 3.6 Sandra Giffin 3.5 Elda Mae Day 3.1 Marilyn Hodgson 3.5 Betty Harold 3.1 John Polley 3.5 Joyce Linnartz 3.1 Judith Prentice 3.1 FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Twila Schlotzhauer 3.6 3.5 Cheryl Holloman 3.5 Theresa Shire Phillis Harold 3.3 John Koontz 3.3 PERFECT ATTENDANCE FOUR YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE JUDITH PRENTICE BILLY BURNS ■SKHH - THREE YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE BERNARD DUMCUM VERNON ELLIS SOPHOMORES Gary Lemon Kenneth Wells - Anna Gorrell - David Hodgson - Gary Orr - Marylin Traul - James Wilson • Charleta Dumcum - Gloria Koontz - Vickey Ross ATTENDANCE REPORT 1960-1962 . SENIORS Billy Burns Judith Prentice - Bernard Dumcum Irene Wishart --- Betty Harold — Linda Morrison JUNIORS Vernon Ellis — Albert Kerr Dwight Gorrell Roy Nickell — John Polley - • Linda Singer FRESHMEN David Holloman Floesta Wells Position of star represents year of perfect attendance. For example, the fourth position to the left is the senior year Student Council Brenda Harold, David Hodgson, Linda Singer, Stanley Frear, Betty Harold, Bruce Boydston, Charleta Dumcum, Robert Cook Mr. Lemon, sponsor Activities The student council sponsored the Christmas party and the gift exchange. The Student Council and Sponsor planned several enjoyable parties and two trips to Kansas City. On Oct. 22 they entertained the students and teachers with an all-school dance. There were gay decorations and good refreshments. On December 20 was the traditional Christmas celebration, a program and gift exchange. On February 29, the Council in- vited the students and teachers to see the Cinerama, IVs a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. On April 8, 87 students and several of their teachers had a full day in Kansas City. The Nelson Art Gallery and several other places of interest were visited. In the eve- ning, they took in the Ice Capades. The last activity of the Council was an all-school party. The students enjoyed the well stocked sraorgasboard, dancing, and several types of games. President Stanley Frear, vice- president Betty Harold, and sponsor Mr. Lemon were the leaders of these very much appreciated activities. SPANISH ONE Heloise Moore, teacher ENGLISH III Nolya Hunt, teacher SHORTHAND ONE Dale Lemon, teacher TYPEWRITING ONE Norman Shire, teacher PROBLEMS OP DEMOCRACY W. D. Barnes, teacher GENERAL SCIENCE Dan Stonecipher, teacher GENERAL MATHEMATICS Dale Walker, teacher Future Farmers of America Officers Table: Gary Nickell, Sentinel; Dwight Gorrell, Treasurer; Roy Nickell, Secretary; Richard Chambers, President; John Polly, Vice-President; Bruce Boydston, Reporter; Mr. Fish, Advisor. Left Table, Left: Dillard Ungeheuer, Robert Chambers, Ronnie Mendel, Gary Orr, Kenneth Wells, David Hodgson, Robert Cook, Max Servais, Albert Kerr, Wayne Mauk Jerry Summers. Right Table, Left: Robert Sullivan, Larry Kratzberg, Charles Fortner, David Gillespie, Mack Sima, David Holloman, Steve Kinder, Bill Bums, Doug McCarty, Dennis Morgan, Doyle Ingram. Greenhand Initiation F. F. A. On September 6 nine F. F. A. boys and their sponsor attended the Mid-America Fair at Topeka. The local chapter was represented at the land judging contest at Lyndon on September 21. «4 , Dillard Ungeheuer, Bruce Boydston, Roy Nickell, and Doug McCarty were chosen to part- icipate in the F. F. A. Chorus at Manhattan. The boys made satisfactory profit from their Hog Project. They cleared $257 above the feed cost. On Wednesday evening May 13, the boys, their parents, and other guests met for the Award Banquet and social evening. Shop Activities Musical Activities BOYS� TRIPLE QUARTET received a II rating at the State Festival. T. King, R. Nickell, D. Ingram, J. Wilson, J. Koontz, B. Boydston V. Ellis, J. Summers, B. Cook, D. McCarty, G. Lemon, G. Mahon Mrs. Lois Irwin, director GIRLS� SEXTET Marylin Traul, Charleta Dumcura, Gloria Koontz, Anna Gorrell, Linda Singer, Connie Barnett. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Robert Cook, Debbie Cockran, Jerry Summers, Gloria Koontz Glee Clubs First Row: Vickey Ross, Marylin Traul, Charleta Dumcum, Linda Singer, Rose Burk, Mary Jane Walker, Susan Quaintance, Theresa Shire, Wanda Paul, Marylin Hodgson, Twila Schlotzhauer. Second Row: Carol Burk, Brenda Harold, Debbie Cockran, Sharon Day, Anna Gorrell, Cindy Stroup, Linda Morrison, Cheryl Holloman, LaDonna Bowman, Mary Mauk, Cherry Moore, Floesta Wells, Marylin Dotson. Third Row; Connie Barnett, Gloria Koontz, Diane Shields, Judith Prentice, Mary Brooks, Donna Harvey, Mary Ward, Elda Mae Day, Pat Hall, Margaret Burk, Gayle Chadwick, Billie Jean Orr, Bonnie Jo Ray Linda Jackson, Betty Harold, Sharon Dibben, Phillis Harold, Mrs. Irwin, Director. First Row: Doyle Ingram, Douglas McCarty, Albert Kerr, Wayne Mauk Robert Sullivan, Jim Wilson, John Koontz, Jerry Summers, Robert Cook. Second Row: Guy Slater, David Holloman, Bruce Boydston Bill Burns, Tom King, Gary Lemon, Vernon Ellis, Gary Mahon,Roy Nlckell, Mrs. Irwin, Director. Band Band Activities: Joined with 72 other Bands to celebrate Band Day In Lawrence; Took a major part In the Homecoming Festival; Gave an outstanding Spring Concert; Took part In the music festivals at Unlontown and Pittsburg; provided music for Commencement. PITTSBURG MUSIC FESTIVAL RATINGS RATING I RATING II RATING III Boys' Twelve Ensemble Girls' Glee Club RATING II Gloria Koontz Gary Lemon Douglas McCarty Linda Singer Vicky Ross clarinet trombone vocal vocal flute Mary Ward vocal Cindy Stroup flute Gary Lemon vocal Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Boys' Fifteen Girls' Vocal Ensemble Girls' Double Quartet Girls Triple Quartet Woodwind Ensemble One Band Tom King vocal Albert Kerr vocal Girls' Nine Marilyn Hodgson vocal Trombone Quartet Doyle Ingram trombone Debbie Cockran clarinet Woodwind Ensemble Clarinet Quartet Baton Twirlers Mary Ward, Margaret Burk, Judith Prentice Rose Burk, Debbie Cockran Majorette Y-Teens Mrs. Adell, sponsor; Susan Qualntance, social chairman; Elda Mae Day, vice-president; Donna Harvey, treasurer; Sandra Glffln, pro- gran chairman; Judith Prentice, president; Mary Ward, worship chairman; Gloria Koontz; secretary; Marylin Traul, service chair- man; Charleta Dumcum, song leader; Linda Singer, pianist. Other Y-Teen members pictured are: Bonnie Ray, Irene Wlshart Ina McMllllan, Jane Jackson, Janice Hay, Anna Gorrell, Vlckey Ross Rose Burk, Linda Jackson, Billie Orr, Linda Morrison, Marilyn Hodgson, Connie Barnett, Mary Brooks, Debbie Cockran, Cynthia Stroup, Betty Harold, Cherry Moore, Cheryl HaUoraan, Gayle Chadwick Ploesta Wells, Twlla Schlotzhauer, Marilyn Dotson, Wanda Paul, Phillis Harold, Brenda Harold, Carol Burk, Diane Shields, and Mrs. Moore, assistant sponsor. The Club met every Tuesday at the seventh hour; the first meeting was on September 10. The first Cabinet meeting, which began with a supper party in John Brown Park, was on September 30 with Mrs. Adell ana Mrs. Moore as hostesses. Y-Tee?1pallbl onf «berS «. 2? th£lr sP°nsor Mrs. Adell, attended the for I r r Conference at Blue Mound. Linda Singer was the candidate Connie ce vS oSwe M 8 manager Linda The Cabinet and sponsor planned several parties for the club mem- bers, a Christmas party, a Valentine party, and a picnic In the late spring. For money raising, they had a foreign cookie sale and a Stunt night and soup supper. Part of the receipts from these projects were used to pay part of the expense for Debbie Cockran, Connie Barnett, Gloria Koontz, and Cindy Stroup at camp Hyde at Viola, Kansas. Homecoming On Wednesday, October 30 was the Homecoming Celebration. The band played the homecoming theme Over the Rainbow as the Royalty came up to be crowned. The Pep Club and the band formed a rain- bow as the queen, king,and attendants were crowned. The homecoming game was played against Moran. It ended with a victory for the Panthers 39-6. Royalty King, Stanley Prear Queen, Irene Wlshart Queen and King Attendants, Charleta Dumcum Richard Chambers Irene Wishart, Cherry Moore, Sharon D. Ross, Betty Harold Bonnie Jo Ray, Susan Quaintance. The Panther Press Staff with Betty Harold, editor, kept the students informed about the school events of importance. The twelve issues that were published came out on scheduled time. The Staff hopes that these issues of The Panther will serve for many as a comprehensive record of the 1963-1961+ school year. Louise Thomas, who enrolled in PRHS some time after the above picture was taken, was a welcome and efficient addition to the Staff. Annual Staff FOR THE PA5THER OF 1964 Heloise Moore Sponsor The start of a successful sales day I. Wishart, S. Quaintance, B. Ray, f I n f I C. Moore, L. Morrison, B. Harold, Pep Club CHEER LEADERS: Charleta Dumcum, Linda Singer, Linda Morrison, Connie Barnett. First Row: Linda Jackson, Cindy Stroup, Debbie Cockran, Sharon Dibben, Cherry Moore, Betty Harold, Irene Wishart, Marylln Traul, Sue Qualntance. Second Row: Marilyn Dotson, Twlla Schlotzhauer, Vickey Ross, Rose Burk, Sharon Day, Brenda Harold, Margaret Burk, Carol Burk, Marilyn Hodgson, Wanda Paul, Phillis Harold. Third Row: Gloria Koontz, Cheryl Holloman, Billie Jean Orr, Diane shields, Mary Brooks, Donna Harvey, Judith Prentice, Mary Ward, Gayle Chadwick, Floesta Wells, Pat Hall. Connie Barnett Head Cheerleader Susan Qualntance, President Betty Harold, Vice-President Cherry Moore, Secretary Donna Harvey, Treasurer Mrs. Adell, Sponsor The Pep Club completed another year of praiseworthy accomplishments. The club chose Linda Singer, Connie Barnett, Margaret Burk, and Charleta Dumcum as cheerleaders for the coming school year. Over The Rainbow was the theme for the 1963 Homecoming Festival. The band and Pep Club combined to make the festlvalcne long to be .remembered. On March 26 the club sponsored the fine banquet, which honored the boys who participated In the sports program. This year the banquet was served In the banquet room at the Osawatomie Coffee Shop. Charleta Dumcum Linda Morrison Panther Boosters Linda Singer Junior-Senior Banquet Junior Class Play EVERYBODY’S CRACY December 21, 1963 The Janiors who composed the cast of this entertaining play were; Vernon Ellis John Polley Ronald Hay Dwight Gorrell Mary Ward Mary Brooks Connie Barnett Gary Mahon Donna Harvey Marilyn Hodgson Margaret Burk Ina McMillan Thomas King Bruce Boydston Roy Mickell Senior Class Play BACKWOODS ROMEO April 21 , 1961 Melvin Longmire, director CAST Larry McNeil...head of the McNeil household. Rex Simonds....Larry's would-be brother-in-law. Romeo Montague.The backwoods Romeo . Connie McNeil..Larry's eldest sister. Billie McNeil..Larry's kid sister. Orpha Finley...Larry's girl. Rachel McNeil..the McNeils' young aunt. La Reina........the maid, a Barcelona bombshell. Sue.............the insurance agent. Forewoman.......the boss's right-hand woman. Pour Helpers...women furniture movers. Bernard Dumcum Billy Bums Stanley Freer Joyce Linnartz Cherry Moore Sue Quaintance Judith Prentice Irene Wishart Bonnie Jo Ray Betty Harold Linda Morrison Linda Jackson Elda Mae Day Billie Jean Orr Get a pillow for his head ! We've come for the furniture . Cafeteria COOK AND HELPERS Mary Jane Walter, Mrs. Sims, Carol Burk, Floesta Wells, Robert Sullivan, Garry Kickell DON KOONTZ Buses 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 Bryan Harold, and Rolla Kerr. 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. Custodian Dale Koontz Seniors on Parade In the Shepherd of the Hills Country Anita, Linda, Laura At The Dude Hanoh Relaxing after Enjoying Lake Taneycomo the corn-picking project Posing for our photographer School Life Debbie, Robert, Linia Mrs. Aiell Gary and Vernon Mrs. Irwin Brenda, Gloria, Mary Bus Driver, H. Hare David A. Jackson, Mary McMahon, Juanita Holderman, Yvonne Hill, Hazel Green, Ethel Hodgson. Government Day At Mound City Scenes from the Y-Teen Christmas Program Football Team Front row: D. Hodgson, G. Mahon, D. McCarty, B. Boydston, S. Frear, V. Ellis, R. Chambers, R. Nickell, D. Gorrell, A. Kerr Second row: Coach Barnes, T. Keitel, R. Mendel, J. Wilson, B. Chambers, M. Sims, B. Dumcum, G. Lemon, G. Nickell, S. Kinder, J. Polley Back row: G. Orr, K. Wells, B. Cook, L. Kratzberg, C. Fortner, D. Holloman, W. Mauk, M. Servais, J. Koontz, D. 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Wea Osawatomie Paola Gold f ilk YOUR HOME OWNED DAIRY MIIK'CREAM Buy At the Store Osawatomie or Paola jjjestem [Tjuto THE FAMILY STORE PL 5-2331 OSAWATOMIE TRUETONE RADIO and T.V. Davis Tires—Wizard Appliances DON'S BARBAR SHOP SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO It Pays to Look Well Osawatomie Kansas Expert Sately Check WOBKER’S GARAGE 614 Main ________ .... GENERAL OVERHAUL ROYAL CLEANERS HOME OF FINE CLEANING Phone PL 5-4711 $49 Mein St. PHILLIPS '66 SERVICE 6TH PACIFIC - PHONE PL 5-3233 OSAWATOMIE. KANSAS TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES I OSAWATOMIE QUALITY FOOD CENTER PLENTY OP FREE PARKING RALPH PLATZ, Prop. 837 WALNUT OSAWATOMIE SAFEWAY Shop At SAFEWAY (RfxetQ DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPT!� SERVICE OUR PHARMACIST TAKES A PERSONAL INTEREST IN YOUR GOOD HEALTH And Save OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS W. A. SINCLAIR, Owner Oaawatomle Phone PL SSFIVICE DFffBy WHERE YOUR DOLLAR HAS THE MORE CENTS HALF MILE SOUTH OSAWATOMIE Ben Franklin Store 525 Main S� . Osawatomis, Kansas George C. Hunsperger Owner Telephone PL 5“3333 OSAWATOMIE Cowden's Gift shop TIau 1, facd Osawatomie Motors. Inc. 1 32 Main Street Osawatomie, Kansas FORD SfiLES andSERVICE 551 Main St. Osawatomie BE WISE SHOP AT OOWDEN’S GIFT SHOP PHONE PL 5-31 1 fAlCON America� liveliest, mini carefree cars __ yr-x - _ . PWOUBIff FORD BIRCHARD FUNERAL HOME RAY PARKER, Agent MOBILE OIL Co. Mr. and Mrs. Willis W. Birchard 203 Main St. Service With Dignity and Thoughtfulness PL 5-2111 Osawatomie RALPH WHITLA RADIO TV CENTER Osawatomie, Kansas Phone PL 5-1+211 UNIVERSAL TIRE SERVICE HOWARD BARNES. O.W Gasoline Oil Complete Tire Service Lubrication Osawatomie 61 0 Main CAYLOR BROS. MDSE. OUTLET Hardware Appliances Tires Plumbing and Electrical Supplies PHONE PL5-2630 OSAWATOMIE PL 5-331 Dial PL 5-1+11 1 626 MAIN OSAWATOMIE KANSAS Baumann - Davis IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Parts Sales Services Headquarters New and Used Farm Equipment FIRST NATIONAL BANK Osawatomie, Kansas A checking account will keep track of where your money Is going. A safety deposit box will protect irreplaceable papers and valuables. OSAWATOMIE ,J§W DEAN’S JEWELERS 519 Main PL 5-2311 Osawatomle YOUR FEATURE LOCK DEALER GUARANTEED WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRING 1R0U1MAN FURNITURE 509 Main pl 5-3634 Osawatomle FLAMINGO -T , PL 5-2711 JjmvE- If OSAM ATO X SIYSAS PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN NO WAITING Jea Nj2 Buster youhfo ROY'S BARBAR SHOP Bill Roy y vtj 508 South 6th Osawatomle MEEK'S Drag Store Osawatomle s friendly drug store since 1879 Phone PL 5-U U2 Osawatomle, Kansas QUALITY Batteries SERVICE Lubrication GAS STATION SOUTH SIXTH STREET Osawatamie Raymond Waggoner Ins. Agcy. 535 MAIN STREET PT. =i-P 1 Cl (BZ3ISZ5QJ Osawatomle, Kansas LANNING MUSIC SHOP (jjfcT Skk Main PL 5-2732 Osawatomle 'Drs. D. 2). and £eify Btichols CHIROPRACTORS PAOLA PHONE OSAWATOMIE PHONE C. J. SULLINS 506 Fifth Street Doctor of Chiropractic Office Hours Mon. Tues. Thur. Frl. 9 to 5:30 Wed. and Sat. 9 to noon DR. J. L. VAN GILDER D. D. S. American State Bank Building Phone 5-2737 Osawatomle 1 naiiM' aaA lbowh and havens LUMBER CO. C. it (CHUCK) THOMAS. MON. PHONE pi 5 221 42 MAM $T. . ptor°pLT?.Ta3 OSAWATOMIE AUTO PARTS 630 MAIN ST. Phonei PLateau 5-4121 JONES AUTO and CITIES SERVICE 6th Chestnut PL 5-3171 PAOLA ■CSUPER MARKET of Paola HUME MUSIC CO. The House Of Music PAOLA, KANSAS Phone AX U-3OI4.I OiC4 ©o. M usic Fickel's Furniture a Appliance Your Better Living Furniture Store South Side Square, Paola Louisburg Chas W. Hayden ,'7 South Side Square Jewelry Repair Jeweler Engraving 5 West Wea Phone AX U-21+20 Asher Pharmacy ALLEN L. ASHER AX U-3516 PAOLA The Barnes Studio East Side Square PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERAS FILMS FAST FILM FINISHING PAOLA KANSAS Kaiser Furniture Co., Inc. West Side Square FURNITURE, APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS OFFICE AX 4-2710 RESIDENCE AX 4-3007 Messer Rexall Drug Co. Your Prescription Druggist AX U-2715 — J’s — 1‘ootlong Drive In Paola Bakery Open 6:30 A.M.—6:30 P.M. Mrs. Hayden Phone AX U-U0U6 Northwest Corner of Square DAIRY QUEENS QUEEN CHOICE The Cone With The Curie On Top Party and Picnic Orders to Go MALTS SUNDAES SHAKES COLD DRINKS AX I+-3192 1 09 S. Silver Paola PARKER BEAGLE Walter Dunlop AID HAROLD'S Mobil service Sons HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL WIRING, Bryan Harold Operator PLUMBING, AND DITCHING Phone TW 8-2130 Telephone 898-2430 Parker, Kansas TIRES BATTERIES LUBRICATION OIL Mobilqasl STITES GROCERY AND LOCKER Meat Processing, Lockers for Rent Fresh Vegetables Fruit Full Line of Groceries Walter Mabel Sdtes -_ m Ml WE DELIVER ORDERS All Business Appreciated, . .. _______________ Phona TW 8-3660 PARKER, KANSAS Par ii en Shoe Store SHOES J. B. 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