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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

THE PANTHER 1966 PARKER HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Seniors...... Juniors...... Sophomores.... Freshmen..... Activities.... Royalty...... Sports....... Advertising... . 3 9 19 23 27 31 49 55 71 ADMINISTRATION MR. EARL G. ALLENDER, Principal MRS. MAE DEAN HODGSON, Secretary To each member of the 1966 Graduating Class, I wish happiness, prosperity, and good fortune in your future.' COMMENCEMENT 8:00 P. M. PARKER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Processional.................. Pomp and Circumstance Parker High School Band Invocation......................Rev. Charles Caulkins Pastor, Methodist Church, Parker Class History...........................Gloria Koontz Salutatorian Address....................Marylin Traul Moments to Remember.....................Doug McCarty Class Will................................... Folsom Introduction of Speaker....Principal Earl G. Allender Address.............................. Fool, s Bargain Rev. Gene Rooney Class Prophecy.......................Charleta Dumcum Valedictorian Address.......................Rose Burk Presentation of Class................Earl G. Allender Presentation of Diplomas............... Marion Barnett Director, Parker High School Board of Education Benediction.....................Rev. Charles Caulkins Recessional.....................Pomp and Circusstance Parker High School Band Board of Education TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Congratulations and Best Wishes Treasurer 2 Director Board Member Clerk Board Member 7 ANNUAL STAFF Back row, left to right: Rose Burk, Vickey Ross, Marylin Traul, and Gloria Koontz. Front row. left to right: Jim Wilson, Kenneth Wells, and Anna Gorrell. 5 n j Charles A. Trask Science Jeffrey H. Foster French English Assistant Coach Elizabeth Janes Mathematics Journalism 6 Francis L. Cook English History Fred A. Pendergraft Music Rodney Olivier Business Roy Bishop Social Science Physical Education Coach 7 ■■ Seniors John David Hodgson James H. Wilson Wanda Lee Paul Marylin Kay Traul Gary L. Orr Richard D. McCarty Louise Dysart Stites CLASS PROPHECY Here we are in the year of 1986 in the respective communities of the members of the senior class of 1966 in the fullfillment of what they had hoped to achieve in obtaining their happiness. Rose Burk, Anna Gorrell, and Marylin Traul are the co-managers of a lonely heart's club and are now writing their 10th volume of ’’How To Louse Up Your Senior Year Without Really Trying. Charleta Dumcum is the first female nurse to accompany the astronauts on their space flights. Charles Fortner is the head of the health and sanitation unit in New York City. David Hodgson is furnishing a lot of competition for Daniel Boone by killing twenty coons a night. Jane Jackson is on any television set the model redhead you see coming out of the Brylcreem tube. In the White House, Gloria Koontz is President Bill Folsom's first lady. Doug McCarty has been nominated for an Oscar for his role as the greatest lover in show biz. The nomination was for the great- est comedy of the year. Dennis Morgan is the producer of the largest selling alcoholic beverage in the United States with Gary Orr as his assistant. Wanda Paul is a discotheque dancer on Hullabaloo. After securing her Master's Degree, Vickey Ross is currently the Dean of Women at the University of Michigan. Louise Stites is a very skilled and efficient housewife. Marjorie Tinsley pursued the path of matrimony and is now the mother of six. Dillard Ungeheuer has two hundred head of horses and is the owner and operator of Churchill Downs. Kenneth Wells is the head of the Studebaker manufacturing com- pany. Jim Wilson is the first person to teach a horse how to ski. Isn't it exciting to learn that all the Seniors are pursuing their chosen professions and leading happy successful lives? 13 CLASS HISTORY Four years ago on August 27, 1962, there were 19 Freshmen enrolled in Parker Rural High School. Their sponsor was Mrs. Adell who helped them very much in their first year of high school. Their first class party was held ip the gymnasium. The freshmen were waiting impatientally for a certain event. It was their initation. On November 27, the seniors gave them, a party which made them full-fledged Panthers. When their sophomore year came around, they were more acquainted with the happenings in P.R.H.S. They were ready to take on another year with the help of their two sponsors, Mrs. Irwin, and Mr. Shire. The sophomore class had two enjoyable parties, one of which was a Hobob Party , and the other one was trip to Garnett to see the show McClintock. One of the sophomore girls received the position of cheerleader and was a homecoming attendant. This girl was Charleta Dumcum. There were four boys who lettered in athletics their second year of high school. They were: Doug McCarty, David Hodgson, Gary Lemon, and Robert Chambers. The class as a whole, presented a plaque to be hung in the halls or P.R.H.S. in the memory of Thomas B. McCarty. During the year, Frank Butler left; Dillard Ungeheuer enrolled so the number of members in the class received noc change.- The next rank for the sophomores was to be iuniors. During the summer four members were lost. They were: Gary Lemon, Theresa Shire, Ronnie Mendel, and Janice Hay. There also was a new member to the class, he was Bill Folsom. As the year went on, Marjorie Tinsley, and Roger Borman juined the iuniors. The high honors this year were several. Charleta Dumcum was cheerleader, Doug McCarty, Robert Chambers, and Bill Folsom earned their varsity letters, while Dillard Ungeheuer and David Hodgson earned the B team letters. There were three representatives from the junior class at the homecoming. They were Charleta Dumcum, Jim Eilson, and David Hodgson. The junior class put on their play entitled Our Girls. directedb by Mr. Francis Cook. The junior class sponsors were Mr. Fred Dixon, and Mr. D n Stonecipher. During the year the class sponsored several money making projects, some of which were a donkey basketball game, a surpper, and a bake sale. In April, the juniors were faced with the Junior-Senior Banquet. There was much work and preparation put into the banquet. The theme was Singing in the Rain . The evening was enioyed by everyone. 14 In August of 1965 the iuniors were now on the top pedistal. They were seniors • It was their last year. but everyone was always busy. During the summer two members were lost. They were Mary Jane Walker, and Robert Chambers. Louise Stites and Wanda Paul ioined the seniors. In September the seniors received their chance to initiate the freshmen. This was a pleasant task for the seniors. There were many seniors holding honors this year. Charleta Dumcum was the head cheerleader, and Marylin Traul was a cheerleader also. Football king was David Hodgson and queen was Charleta Dumcum. Doug McCarty and Anna Gorrell were first attendants. The seniors put on a hilarious play, Bolts and Nuts which was directed by Mr. Jeffrey Foster. It was a big success with many laughs. The following boys lettered in athletics this year: Bill Folsom Doug McCarty, Jim Wilson, Kenneth Wells, Dennis Morgan, Gary Orr, and David Hodgson. Basketball king was Jim Wilson and queen was Rose Burk. Dennis Morgan and Gloria Koontz were first attendants. On April 29, 1966, the seniors were honored at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The decorations were very pretty and verv much apprediated by everyone. The theme was Paris by Night . There are two awards given to the two most out-standing students in the class. This certain award is sponsored by the American Legion. The senior girl was Rose Burk and the senior boy was Bill Folsom. On May 5, 1966, the seniors did their best to sneak off from school to leave on their sneak. They went to Kalfran Lodge in the Ozarks. Their sponsors were Mr. Jeffrey Foster and Mr. Gary Harvey. Also, Mrs. James Wilson went down as sponsor for the girls. Everyone had a wonderful time. i The final event of the year for the seniors is Graduation which was May 19, 1966. MEMORIES 15 CLASS WILL We, the Graduating Class of 1966, swearing to be of sound mind and body, do here-by present this last will and testament, witnessed by parents, teachers, and friends. We, leave the entire student body our magnificent quality of leadership, our ever-present enthusiam in classrooms; the ability to finish things at the last minute, and the gentle guidance given to underclassmen. We leave the faculty the unique remembrance of a respectful attentive, and enthusiastic group of students and give them permission to use us as examples of perfect students. Rose Burk wills her sweet, respectable attitude to Elaine Morgan and hopes she profits by it. Charleta Dumcum leaves her experience as cheerleader to next years new cheerleaders. Bill Folsom wills his congenial attitude toward tdachers to Steve Diehm. Charles Fortner wills his quiet ways to J. C. Haas. Anna Gorrell leaves her knowledge of Chemistry to next years Chemistry students, they'll need it. David Hodgson leaves his friendly, but shy personality to David Holloman. Jane Jackson wills her quiet laugh to Jeanie Kratzberg. Gloria Koontz wills her ability to pick up her feet to Phillis Harold. Doug McCarty leaves his title of the biggest wolf to Aaron Gross in hopes he will live up to the good name. Dennis Morgan wills his unusual powers of concentration to Allen Kehl. Gary Orr wills his fantastic command of the English language to Larry Kratzberg. Wanda Paul leaves her title as the biggest flirt to Mrs. Janes, her favorit teacher. Vickey Ross will her great respect for authority to all the students of P.R.H.S. Louise Stites wills her extra pounds to Mrs. Janes. Marjorie Tinsley leaves her ability of being quiet to David Holloman. Marylin Traul wills her ability to be a pigeon-toed, cross-eyed cheerleader to Glenda Richardson. Kenneht Wells wills his short hair to John Harvey and hopes he will take the hint. Jim Wilsom wills his ability to get injured to all other Linn League teams; especially Mound City. Dillard Ungeheuer leaves his public speaking ability to Larry McNabb. 16 AND SO ENDS THE WILL SENIOR STATISTICS Bill M. Folsom Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Class President 4 Student Council President 4 Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Track 3-4 Letterman 3-4 Gloria Marie Koontz Y-Teen 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Clarinet Solo 2-3-4 Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3-4 Girl’s Double Quartet 2 Class Treasurer 2 Girl’s Sextet 2 Clarinet Quartet ? Woodwind Ensemble 2 Girl's Fifteen 2 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Pep Club Officer 3-4 Senior Play 4 Y-Teen President 4 Class Vice-President 4 Panther Press Staff 4 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 4 Clarinet Choir 4 Vickey Marie Ross Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-4 Flute Solo 2-4 Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Student Council 1 Woodwind Ensemble 2 Girl Fifteen 2 Girl’s Triple Quartet 2 Pep Club Officer 4 Class Secretary 4 Panther Press Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Charleta Marie Dumcum Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Class Secretary 1 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3-4 Student Council 2 Football Homecoming Attendant 2-3 Girl’s Nine 2 Girl’s Triple Quartet 2 Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Class Treasurer 4 F.F.A. Sweetheart 4 Panther Press Staff 4 Football Homecoming Queen 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rose Marie Burk Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Twiler 1-2-3 Girl’s Fifteen 1 Girl’s Double Quartet 2 Girls Triple Quartet 2 Girl's Nine 2 Outstanding Student 3 Junior Play 3 Pep Club President 4 Y-Teen Cabinet 4 Panther Press Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 4 Majorette 4 Basketball Homecoming Queen 4 Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Senior Play 4 Anna Maria Gorrell Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Class President 1 (cont. on next column) Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Y-Teen Cabinet 4 Girls Sextet 2 Pep Club 4 Football Homecoming Attendant 4 Panther Press Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 John David Hodgson F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Letterman 2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Basketball 2-3 Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 2 Class Vice-President 3 F.F.A. President 3-4 Football Homecoming Attendant 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Football Homecoming King 4 Wanda Lee Paul Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Y-Teen 1-2-3 T-Teen Cabinet 3 Band 1 Letter Girl 1-2-3 Y-Teen Stunt Night 1-2 Freshmen Ensemble 1 Junior Play 3 Alternate Cheerleader 3 Senior Play 3 Gary L. Orr F.F.A. 1-2-3-3 F.F.A. Sentinel 4 Basketball 1-4 Football 1-4 Track 1 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 17 James H. Wilson Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football T-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Student Council 1 Class Treasurer 2 Junior Play 3 Football Homecoming Attendant 3 Annual Staff 4 Letterman 3-4 Basketball Homecoming King 4 Marylin Kay Traul Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3-4 Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Class Vice-President 2 GirlV; Fifteen 1 Girl’s Sextet 2 Girl's Triple Quartet 2 Student Council 3 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Panther Press Staff 4 Richard D. McCarty Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Boyfe Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Class President 2 Clarinet Quartet 2 Vocal Solo 2 Junior Play 3 Boy% Triple Trio 3 Student Council President 3 Senior Play 4 Letterman 2-3-4 Football Homecoming Attendant 4 Dillard Lynn Ungeheuer Band 2 Glee Club 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Vocal Solo 2-3-4 Boy s Triple Trio 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 F.F.A. 2-3-4 Track 3 Football 3 Basketball 3 Class President 3 F.F.A. Sentinel 3 F.F.A. Treasurer 4 Janie Jackson Y-Teen 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Y-Teen Stunt Night 2-3 Kenneth C. Wells Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-4 Track 1-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 Letterman 4 Junior Play 3 Dennis L. Morgan F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1 Basketball 1-4 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Marjorie Jane Tinsley Glee Club 3 Panther Press 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Charles Fortner F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Class Secretary 3 18 Tom Keitel Bob Cook Phillis Harold Cheryl Holloman Larry Kratzberg Carol Burk Steve Dutcher Marilyn Dotson Vice-President Secretary..... Twila Schlotzhauer Jerry Summers Jane Cook David Holloman Sharon Day 20 .Jayne Mauk Floesta Wells Max Servais JUNIOR President..............Tom Keitel ....Robert Cook Treasurer..........Cheryl Holloman ..Phillis Haroid Student Council...Twila Schlotzhauer LaDonna Bowman Debbie Cockran Linda Osborn Linda Dutcher fbo gusv Photograph not available Diane Shields Mr. Rodney Olivier Sponsor Mr. Bobby Bronson Sponsor Mr. Roy Bishop Sponsor Junior Class History Twenty-two juniors entered the halls of P. R. H. S. on August 31, 1965. The class met and elected the following officers: President, Tom Keitel; Vice-President, Bob Cook; Secretary, Phillis Harold; Treasurer, Cheryl Holloman, Reporter, Marilyn Dotson; and Student Council Representative, Twila Schlotzhauer. During the summer the juniors gained three members. They are: Steve Dutcher, Linda Dutcher, and Linda Osborn. During the year the class lost two members: Sharon Day and Dianna Shields. The class sponsored several money raising projects during the 1965-1966 school year. Some of them were the junior play, Finder's Creepers ; a radio raffle, cake raffles at the basket- ball games, the concession stand at the football games, and a donkey basketball game. The first class party was a trip to Kansas City to see Thunderball . The second class party was a trip to the Midway Drive-in to see Those Calloways and Code 7,Victim 5 . On April 29, 1966, the junior class presented the seniors with a very lovely banquet and prom. The theme was Paris by Night. The Shifters played for the prom. The junior class is anxiously looking forward to their last year at Parker High. 21 B SOPHOMORE Vice-President .ecretary Freeman Thomas Dianna Dumcum Kay Cornett James Morrison President Glenda Richardson Connie Holderman Glenda Richardson Charlotte Querry Floyd Stites Margaret Demmitt Freeman Thomas Treasurer Student Council Connie Holderman Monte Mahan Katherine Grant Steve Diehm Phyllis Osborn Dianna Dumcum Phyllis Osborn Joyce Grant 24 Linda Boots Kelly Nickell Bill Walker Kenneth Nickell f Ray Hodgson Rolleen Hampton Charles Kerr Elaine Morgan Charles R. Trask Sponsor Allen Kehl AVAILABLE Gary Coop Linda Warner Sophomore Class History 1965-1966 Pholo not AVAILABLE Fred A. Pendergraft Sponsor On August 28, 1965, twenty-seven lively Sophomores entered the halls of P.R.H.S. Dur- ing the summer the class lost three members Connie Hay, Rosley Schall, and Leroy Chadwick. During the year the class gained one member, Linda Warner; and lost one member, Joyce Grant. At the first class meeting the following officers were elected: Freeman Thomas, presi- dent; Glenda Richardson, vice-president; C bn- nie Holderman, secretary; Phyllis Osborn, treasurer; Charlotte Querry, reporter; and Dianna Dumcum, student council representative. During the year the class enjoyed two class parties. The first party was a hayrack ride and a party in the gym and the second was bar-b-que at the Parker Lake. 25 President Vice-President Secretary (1st. sem Karen Pulhamus Harry Hall Roger Giffin FRESHMEN Karen Pulhamus Ted Folsom .) Rosanne Dutcher Secretary (2nd. sem Treasurer Student Council Ted Folsom Rosanne Dutcher John Harvey Susan Dysart c , Nancy Holloman Robert Kerr ■ Mike Eastwood .) Susan Dysart Rita Boots John Harvey Elaine Hodgson Jeanne Kratzberg 28 Betty McMillan Andrew Kramer Susan McMillan Larry McNabb Flora Mauk Nick Querry Patricia Roberts Leon Stites Patricia Whalen Rose Marie Sivils Mrs. Faye Adell Mr. Francis Cook Sponsor Sponsor Freshman Class History 1965-1966 In the fall of 1965, twenty-five timid freshmen entered the halls of P. R. H. S. During the year Roasanne Dutcher and Betty and Susan McMillan moved, leaving the number twenty-three. At the first class meeting the following officers and representatives were elected: Karen Pulhamus, president; Ted Folsom, vice-president, Rita Boots, treasurer; Rosanne Dutcher, secretary; Harry Hall, reporter; and John Harvey, student council representative. Mr. Cook and Mrs. Adell were elected as class sponsors. Susan Dysart was elected as secretary after Rosanne Dutcher moved away. The first freshman class party, a hayrack ride and weiner roast, was held on October 11. The freshmen are eagerly looking forward to the next year at Parker. 29 Activities TOP 5 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN ROSE BURK CLASS WILL BILL FOLSOM CLASS HISTORY GLORIA KOONTZ MARYLIN TRAUL CLASS PROPHECY CHARLETA DUMCUM 32 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Bill Folsom, President; and Mr. Allender, sponsor. Seated, left to right: John Harvey, Karen Pulhamus, Twila Schlotzhauer, Rose Burk, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Keitel, Vice- President; Freeman Thomas, and Dianna Dumcum. The Computer Dane was sponsored by the Student Council on March 17, 1966. Throughout the year the Student Council sponsored five parties and an all-school prom. The all-school prom was presented with ’'Moonlight and Roses as the theme on May 13, 1966. The Fabulous Uniques plaved. 33 CLASSROOM SCENES CHEMISTRY................................................MR. TRASK 3 BIOLOGY MR. TRASK DRAFTING MR. ALLENDER ALGEBRA II MRS. JANES • • JOURNALISM MRS. JANES AMERICAN LEGION BOY AND GIRL American Legion boy and girl, Bill Folsom and Rose Burk. The award is being presented by Mr. Robert Hampton of the Centerville, Kansas auxiliary. Y-TEEN Back row left to right: Kay Cornett, Joyce Grant, Susan McMillian, Cheryl Holloman, Twila Schlotzhauer, Linda Osborn, Margaret Demmitt, Jane Jackson, Kathy Grant, Susan Dysart, Elaine Morgan, Nancy Holloman, Vickey Ross, Charolette Querry, Rolleen Hampton, Linda Boots, Phyllis Osborn, Glenda Richardson. Middle row left to right: Mrs. Adell, Jeannie Kratzburg, Karen Pulhamus, Jane Cook, Carol Burk, Flora Mauk, Patricia Roberts, Elaine Hodgson, Rita Boots, Patty Whalen, Barbara Burk, Janie Cook, Marilyn Dotson. First row left to right: Charleta Dumcum, Wanda Paul, Phillis Harold, Anna Gorrell, Gloria Koontz, Marylin Traul, Rose Burk, Debbie Cockran, Connie Holderman, Dianna Dumcum. Cabinets of 1965 - 66 1966 - 67 37 Back row left to right: Bill Walker, Floyd Stites, Gary Coop, Wayne Mauk, Kenneth Wells, Mike Eastwood, David Holloman, Richard McCarty, Dennis Morgan, Charles Fortner, Monte Mahan, John Harvey Andy Cramer, and Max Servais. Second row left to right: Ray Hodgson, Jim Morrison, Harry Hall, Roger Giffin, Steve Deihm, Kelly Nickell, Robert Kerr, Jerry Summers, Larry McNabb, Nick Querry, and Carroll Burk. Front row left to right: Kenneth Nickell, Reporter; Gary Orr, Sentinel; David Hodgson, President; Larry Kratzberg, Vice-Presi- dent; Charles Kerr, Secretary and Mr. Gary Harvey, Sponsor. 38 SENIORS JUNIORS ADULT WELDING CLASS CUSTODIAN COOKS MRS. WENDLE NICKELL MR. FLOYD FOLSOM MRS. HAROLD POLLEY PARKER PEPSTERS Fourth row, left to right: Mrs. Janes, sponsor; Carol Burk, Anna Gorrell, Margaret Demmitt, Cheryl Holloman, Twila Schlotzhauer Nancy Holloman, Patricia Roberts, Linda Osborn. Third row, left to right: Charlotte Querry, Rolleen Hampton, Rita Boots, Elaine Hodgson, Phillis Osborn, Connie Holderman, Linda Boots and Kathy Grant. Second row, left to right: Marilyn Dotson, Janie Cook, Barbara Burk, Patricia Whalen, Jane Cook, Karen Pulhamus Flora Mauk, Glenda Richardson, and Susan Dysart. First row, left to right: Jane Jackson, Gloria Koontz, Treasurer; Phillis Harold, Secretary; Vickey Ross, Vice-President; and Rose Burk, President. Cheerleaders: Charleta Dumcum, Debbie Cockran, Diana Dumcum, and Marylin Traul. CHEERLEADERS OFFICERS 40 - —— — — _ Back row, left to right: LaDonna Bowman, Rose Burk, Margaret Demitt, Linda Osborn, Charlotte Querry, Beverly McDaniels, John Harvey, Mr. Pendergraft, Leon Stites, Donna Hall, and Tom Keitel.’ Third row, left to right: Carol Burk, Kenneth Hay, Nancy Holloman, Susan Dysart, Oneita Magers, and Aaron Gross. Second row, left to right: Mary McDougal, Bonnie Nickell, Carol Nickell, Rita Boots, Karen Pulhamus, Linda Boots, Dianna Dumcum, Keith Summers, Barbara Burk and Penny Hay. First row, left to right: Gloria Koontz, Kenneth Nickell, Mary Brownback, Sherry Eberts, and Vickey Ross. Lettergirls: Wanda Paul, Glenda Richardson, Phyllis Osborn, Connie Holderman, Rolleen Hampton, and Floesta Wells. Rating received by the Music Department at the -State Music Festivals at Pittsburg on April 1 and 2. Band III Girl's Glee Club III Boy's Glee Club IV Clarinet Choir III French Horn Solo Carol Burk III Clarinet Solo Gloria Koontz IV Kenneth Nickell III Alto Saxophone Solo Barbara Burk IV Tenor Saxophone Solo Dianna Dumcum IV Piano Solo Karen Pulhamus I Flute Solo Vickey Ross II Cornet Solo Nancy Holloman IV Bass Solo Ted Folsom III Vocal Solo Dillard Ungeheuer II LaDonna Bowman III 42 LADONNA BOWMAN LINDA OSBORN MARGARET DEMMITT ROSE BURK MARGARET DEMMITT 43 TWIRLERS VOCAL MUSIC Back row, left to right: Ray Hodgson, Leon Stites, Kenneth Nickell, Aaron Gross, Wayne Matik, Jim Wilson, John Harvey, J. C. Haas, Andy Kramer, Carroll Burk, and Mr. Pendergraft. Middle row, left to right: Rose Burk, Anna Gorrell, Karen Pulhamus, Patricia Roberts, Rolleen Hampton, Linda loots, Glenda Richardson, Nancy Holloman, Susan Dysart and Gloria Koontz. Front row, left to right: Wanda Paul, Carol Burk, Charleta Dumcum, Marylin Traul, Dianna Dumcum, and Vickey Ross. Back row, left to right: Twila Schlotzhauer, Rolleen Hampton, Marylin Traul, La Donna Bowman, Rita Boots, Flora Mauk, Susan Dysart, Nancy Holloman, Phillis Harold, Glenda Richardson, and Mr. Pendergraft. Middle row, left to right: Patricia Roberts, Anna Gorrell, Janie Jackson, Cheryl Holloman, Patty Whelen, Vickey Ross, Gloria Koontz Linda Boots, Margaret Demmitt, Karen Pulhamus, and Jeanne Kratzberg. Front row, left to right: Barbara Burk, Janie Cook, Carol Burk Jane Cook, Rose Burk, Debbie Cockran, Dianna Dumcum, Charleta Dumcum, Wanda Paul, and Marilyn Dotson. 44 BOYS GLEE CLUB Back row, left to right: Kenneth Nickell, Aaron Gross, Wayne Mauk, Jim Wilson, John Harvey, Mr. Pendergraft Front row, left to right: Ray Hodgson, Leon Stites, Andy Kramer J.C.Haas, Carroll Burk On December 19, 1965, the Parker Senior High and Junior High vocal groups presented a Christmas Vesper program. Other activities of the vocal groups throughout the year included two trips to the Osawatomie Methodists Church and a tour to Beagle, Cadmus, Goodrich, and Centerville grade schools. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Finder's Creepers Hercules...... Wilbur........ Celeste....... Nina.......... Frankie....... Aunt Mary..... Uncle Bob..... Dr. Brown..... Harry Schuster ....Jerry Summers ...Larry Kratzberg ....Debbie Cockran .......Carol Burk ........Jane Cook Twila Schlotzhauer .......Wayne Mauk ....Steve Dutcher .........Bob Cook Granny..... Mr. Quizley Claude..... Daphne..... Madeline... Henry...... .... Sharon Day ....Tom Keitel David Holloman Phillis Harold ....Wanda Paul ...Max Servais 46 Twink Starr.........................Doub McCarty Benita Bolt......................Marylin Traul Rebecca Bolt...................Rose Burk Lutie Spinks......................Gloria Koonta Martha Grubb....................Charleta Dumcum Dr. Hippocrates Joy...Dillard Ungerheuer Henry Goober.......................David Hodgson Miss Prunella Figg..................Anna Gorrell Cadwalleder Clippy..........Kenneth Wells Mrs. Gertie Glossop...........Vickey Ross Wilbur Glossop........................Jim Wilson Dr. Jack Gordon..........Charles Fortner Phineas Plunnket.....................Bill Folsom 47 KING DAVID HODGSON 50 QUEEN CHARLETA DUMCUH Homecoming was held on Friday night, October 15, when Parker played Blue Mound. The theme of the 1965 football Homecoming was Roses for Royalty. The cornation of the king, queen, and attendants took place during halftime of the game. The pep club sponsored a dance from 9:00 to 12:00 at the city hall. The X-l's, a band from Parsons, Kansas, played. 51 SPIRIT of 1966 MISS SPIRIT • ROSE BURK MR. SPIRIT-JIM WILSON 52 Spirit of 1966 was the theme for the first basketball home coming at P. R. H. S. On Friday night, February 12, 1966. The Parker Panthers were host to the Blue Mound Bulldogs. Cornation of Mr. and Miss Spirit and attend- ants took place between the A and B games. Left to right: Third attendants, Marilyn Dotson and Bob Cook; second attendants, Carol Burk and Larry Kratzberg; first atten- dants, Gloria Koontz and Denny Morgan; Miss Spirit, Rose Burk; and Mr. Spirit, Jim Wilson. 53 Athletics FOOTBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Coaches Bronson and Foster, Gary Orr, Allen Kehl, Doug McCarty, David Holloman, Kenneth Wells, Jim Wilson, Bill Walker, Mike Eastwood, and David Butler. Front row, left to right: Nick Querry, Leon Stites, Bob Cook, Ted Folsom, Dave Hodgson, Larry Kratzberg, Jim Morrison, Freeman Thomas, Aaron Gross, Bill Folsom, and Tom Keitel. Sept. 18— LeRoy....A Sept. 24 — Pomona....H Oct. 1— Mound City..H Oct. 8—Pleasanton. .A Oct. 15— Blue Mound.H Oct. 22— Mound City.A Oct. 29—Moran......H Nov. 3— LaCygne....A Nov. 10— Uniontown..H Denotes League Games 1965 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 56 UPPERCLASSMEN Jim Wilson Tackle Gary Orr Right Tackle Larry Kratzberg Left Halfback Doug McCarty Full-back David Holloman Right End Tom Keitel Center i Kenneth Wells Left-end Bob Cook Quarter-back David Hodgson Right Guard Bill Folsom Quarter-back 57 UNDERCLASSMEN 1 Bill Walker Left Tackle Freeman Thomas Left End Allen Kehl Tackle Nick Querry Right Guard Jim Morrison Left Guard Mike Eastwood Tackle i Ted Folsom Left Guard 58 VARSITY Back Row: Left to right: Coach Bishop, Dennis Morgan, Jim Wilson, David Holloman, Doug McCarty, Assistant Coach Foster. Front Row: Left to right: Bill Folsom, Larry Kratzberg, Tom Keitel, Bob Cook. B-TEAM Back Row: Left to right: Coach Bishop, Jim Morrison, Bill Walker, John Harvey, Mike Eastwood, Gary Orr, Assistant Coach Foster. Front Row: Left to right: Allen Kehl, Jerry Summers, J. C. Haas, Ted Folsom, Kenneth Nickell, Kenneth Wells. 59 VARSITY Dennis Morgan Center Bob Cook Guard Guard Bill Folsom Guard U Tom Keitel Guard David Hollomar Forward Jerry Summers Guard Doug McCarty Forward Jim Wilson Forward 60 Track Team Left to right; Kenneth Nickel 1, Jim Wilson, Jim Morrison, Tom Keitel, Freeman Thomas, Ted Folsom, Kenneth Wells, Bill Folsom, Mike Eastwood Javlin 61 64 ■MET 66 REA.BANQUET F.F.A. Greenhands F.F.A. Chapter Farmers Dillard Ungeheuer giving his speech he gave at the State Contest. David Hodgson - 1966 DeKalb Winner and Chapter Star Farmer. Honorary Chapter Farmers. Charleta Dumcum 1965 F.F.A. Sweetheart. 67 GRADUATION VALDICTORY ADDRESS, ROSE BURK SALUTORY ADDRESS, MARYLIN TRAUL REVEREND GENE ROONEY, OUR SPEAKER INTRODUCTION OF THE CLASS OF 1966, MR. ALLENDER PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, MARION BARNETT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS Your Savings Insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation An Agency of The U.S. Government Offices at: REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURED SAVINGS 557 Main Osawatomie 29 W. Wea Paola PL 5 -31 4-7 AX I4. - 3 4-00 MEEK'S Drug Store Osawatomie's friendly drug store since 1879” Phone 755- 4 +2 Osawatomie, Kansas STAINBROOK WHOLESALE COMPLETE LINE OP FARM SUPPLIES LA CYGNE, KANSAS Kaiser Furniture Co., Inc. West Side Square FURNITURE, APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS Office AX 4.-2710 Residence AX 14.-3007 __________Paola, Kansas_____________ HUME MUSIC CO. The House Of Music PAOLA, KANSAS Phone AX 4.- 30 4.1 Everything in Music jjjesiem Eluto THE FAMILY STORE 755-2331 OSAWATOMIE TRUETONE RADIO and T.V. Davis Tires—Wizard Appliances Serene Miller Ford Implement Co. Try our new-size Ford! FIFTH AND MAIN GARNETT. KANSAS 66032 PHONE 448 3313 The Barnes Studio East Side Square PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERAS FILMS FAST FILM FINISHING PAOLA. KANSAS Fickel's Furniture Appliance Your Better Living Furniture Store South Side Square, Paola Louisburg 72 GARNETT STATE SAVINGS BANK A Solid, Full Service Bank Since 1899 Drive-In, Walk-Up Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday NO SERVICE CHARGE ON FARM OR PERSONAL ACCOUNTS We Specialize in Outstanding Service” Member of F. D. I. C. - Capital Funds Over $850,000 Garnett, Kansas FIRST NATIONAL Osawatomie, Kansas BANK Capital b’ Surplus $350,000.00 Member F. D. I. C. HODGSON IMPLEMENT CO., INC Choose from the Long Green Line of JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT Good equipment makes a good farmer better 122 W. i+th Phone 1448-3911 Garnett, Kansas FARMER'S CO-OP OSAWATOMIE Grain, Feeds, Fertilizer, and Petroleum Phone 755-3636 Osawatomie Motors. Inc. FORD SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 755-3149 432 Main Street Osawatomie, Kansas 73 KANSAS STATE BANK GARNETT, KANSAS Hours: Main Lobby 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday Walk-up Window 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. You are always assured of friendly, courteous and confidential attention to every detail of your banking business. You are always welcome at Garnett's Home-Owned, Home-Managed Bank. 4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS 74 QUALITY jlalph FOOD CENTER PLENTY OF FRKS PARKING RALPH PLATZ. Pr«p. 837 WALNUT OSAWATOMTE Finest Meats Fresh Fruits Vegetables VERN AND KAY’S A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY FROZEN FOODS FRESH FOODS FINE MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES Phone 867-3700 GREELEY, KANSAS STIFFLER GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN . FERTILIZER • FEED . SEED CENTERVILLE, KANS. PHONE 898-3760 BULK FEED DELIVERY CENTERVILLE GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE Phone 898-2150 E252H3 Baumann - Davis 518 So. Sixth IMPLEMENT CO. 755-4616 THE A N C □ CHEESE CD. (INCORPORATED) YOUR ANDERSON COUNTY MILK MARKET Manufacturer: of Fancy Ox tit John Deere Parts Sales Services GARNETT. KANSAS P. 0. Box 237 Telephone 448-3314 Osawatomie 76 CENTERVILLE STATE BANK Capital $25,000.00 Surplus $68,400.00 PHONE 898-2160 Joe J. Bailey, President MEMBER F D LC. Viola M. King Cashier Nadine Brown Assistant-Cashier PL 5-3334 OSAWATOMIE 640 Main GREELEY CO-OP ASS. GRAIN FEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES PETROLEUM PROPANE Owned By People Who Serve Phone 867-2150 A SNACK, I j OR A ' -£ SACK GREELEY CAFE Congratulations to the graduating class. Fine Foods and Beverages FLAMINGO DRIVE IN 1305 S. Sixth St. Osawatomie, Ks 867-2641 Jim and Jean Dalsing CLEMENS GREEN CO. 209 NORTH SILVER STREET AX 4-2364 PAOLA KANSAS S M ELECTRIC SERVICE NEALE McCOY Motor Rewinding Corner of 1st HY 59 Garnett, Kansas Phone 44-8-6631 MAHON (t en • PHOTOS. 118 EAST FIFTH STREET GARNETT, KANSAS Phone 41+8-3215 OIL .SajTERYIfcLE TIRES - GAS - ACCESSORIES Phone 898-2365 JERRY1S TV SALES SERVICE Phone 44.8-3441 Garnett, Kansas W. A. SINCLAIR, Owner Osavatomie Phone 755-4111 OUR PHARMACIST TAKES A PERSONAL INTEREST IN YOUR GOOD HEALTH Frear Feed Produce Poultry, Egg� and Chemical� Full Line of Mill Feed FUL 0 PEP Feeds and Farm Supplies Phone 898-2260 CENTERVILLE. KANSAS Parker Lumber Grain Company Fertilizer, Soybean Seed, Seed Corn, Lumber and Other Building Material Phone 898-3550 — J’s — Footlong Drive In ?aola Kansas Mrs. Hayden ax 4.-4046 Mound City Republic M. A. Bradley, Editor and Publisher County Seat Paper of Linn County Phone 795-2879 Asher Pharmacy Allen L. Asher Reliable Prescription Service Paola, Kansas ISui a SUPER MARKET OF PAOLA 78 DAVID'S BARBER SHOP OWNED AND OPERATED BY DAVID WAKEFIELD Main Street Mound City, Kansas Open 7:30 to 5:30 795-2234 K AND N BODY SHOP GENERAL REPAIR Complete Glass Wervice Welding Truck and Auto Repair 24 hour tow service GREELEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Massey-Ferguson and New Holland Implements John B. Weiderholt owner GREELEY, KANSAS WM. A. NEAL PHARMACY 3 GARNETT, KANSAS , 448-5511 •Russell Stover Candies •Hallmark Greeting Cards •Vet and Pet Supplies •Film and Developing Service CAYLOR BROS. MDSE. OUTLET Hardware «■ Appliances Tires Plumbing and Electrical Supplies OSAWATOMIE Phone 755-2630 CARROL BALL SALVAGE AUTO AND TRUCK PARTS Phone 898-2466 Centerville, Kansas Western Auto Associate Store Garnett, Kansas Fraker Clothing Co. Garnett, Kansas Galloway Clothing Company Garnett, Kansas Garnett Medical Center Garnett, Kansas Sut ton's J ewelry Garnett, Kansas Peter's Hardware Garnett, Kansas A W Drive In Osawatomie, Kansas Lanning Music Shop Osawatomie, Kansas Gambles Store Osawatomie, Kansas Desert Service Station Osawatomie, Kansas Fina Gasoline Osawatomie, Kansas Don's Barber Shop Osawatomie, Kansas Roy's Barber Shop Osawatomie, Kansas Elliot's Superette LaCygne, Kansas Kingsolver Drugs Garnett, Kansas Penn's Apco Service Garnett, Kansas 79 G and J SERVICE PARKER, KANSAS Gas, Oil, Tire repair, Motor Tune-llp 24 hour tow service Residence Phone-898-3620 Business Phcne-898-2530 MOUND CITY MOBILE HOMES ED WOOLSTON Phone 795-2589 Mound City, Kansas IRWINS HARDWARE Congradulations to the graduating class of 1966 Lacygne, Kansas FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Mound City, Kansas Capital-Surplus-$175,000.00 _______Member F.D.I.C.______ GREELEY LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials WALTER DUNLOP and SON 867-3540 Greeley, Kansas COX MOTOR COMPANY HARDWARE, PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, AND CHEMICALS Phone 898-2430 PARKER, KANSAS Pleasanton, Kansas 80 fcomplixnents of Stella Oswald Greeley, Kansas MIAMI COUNTY NATIONAL BANR Member F.D.I.C. Paola, Kansas Paola Bakery Paola,Kansas .v'eDster' s Jewelry Garnett, Kansas Expert Safely Check WOBKER'S GARAGE ln GENERAL OVERHAUL PL 5-3114 BODY SHOP WREAKER SERVICE SCHASTEEN AND MASONER GROCERY AND MARKET FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES QUALITY MEATS MOUND ClTYj KANSAS WHITE SWAN LAUNDERETTE Where your neighbor does her work LACYGNE, KANSAS GARNETT NEW AUTOMOBILE DEALERS GARNETT. KANSAS GREELEY HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware--Sporting Goods Appliances--Fertilizer Active Buyers and Sellers of Brome, Fescue, Alfalfa, Lespedeza, Sweet and Red Clover Seed F.B. HUETTENMUELLER Owner Business 867-3360 Residence AX 4-3812 81 LEE M. HODGSON PIONEER SEED CORN COOMBS HYLINE CHICKENS GRAIN AND FORAGE SORGHUM ACRA PLANT EDGE DROP CORN PLANTER RUNNERS INSURANCE 82 PHONE 8552 LA CYGNE KANSAS STITES GROCERY AND LOCKER HOME OIL COMPANY Centerville, Kansas Meat processing- Lockers Groceries All business appreciated Walter and Mabel Stites HARD ISTY FIVE AND DIME STORE Phone 898-3660 Parker, Kansas GEORGE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Gifts-Paints-Notions Phone 73 LaCygne, Kansas Bottled Gas, Appliances, Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Sales and Service Pleasonton, Kansas LARRY L. HEWITT OIL CO. McRae's Store LaCygne,Kansas Tires, Batteries, Accessories, and all kinds of Oil Phone 31 LaCygne, Kansas Starting Services Doerhoff Saddle Shop Parker, Kansas Randall Hardware Mound City, Kansas Irwin's Dry Goods Mound City, Kansas S.R. Knight Insurance and Real Estate Centerville, Kansas Midway Cafe Mound City, Kansas First State Bank Plesanton, Kansas Baker Barber Shop Parker, Kansas Millers Clothing Pleasanton, Kansas Clarks Sporting Goods Mound City, Kansas Lena's Beauty Salon Mound City, Kansas 83