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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

The Panther Presented by Senior Class TABLE CF CONTENTS Seniors............................................ .........3 Juniors.................................................... .13 Sophomores.......................................... ....... 17 Freshmen .....................................................21 Activities................................................ 25 Sports .......................................................35 Administration .... .............. ........ .49 Advertisements .......... ................................ ...53 v , y yy y Y y s ysY vv Debbie Dhea Cockran Cheryl Yvonne Holloman Tom Keitel Larry E. Kratzberg Twila Lee Schlotzhauer Phillis Nadine Harold 4 5 LaDonna June Bowman MARILYN DOTSON Y-Teen l,z,3,4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 3 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Panther Press 4 Senior Play 4 LARRY KRATZBERG Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Letterman 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Student Council 2 F.F.A 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Vice-President 3 F.F.A. President 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Max Servais Senior Stats DAVID HOLLOMAN Track 1,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 JERRY SUMMERS Boys Glee 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Band 1,2,4 F.F.A. 1,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 Track 2,4 Football 4 Letterman 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Mary Walker CHERYL HCLLOMAN Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Cabinet 4 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Pep Club Secretary 4 Band 1 Letter Girl 1 Class Treasurer 2,3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Panther Press 4 WAYNE MAUK Football 1,2 FFA 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,4 Perfect Attende.nce 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 6 TOM KEITEL Class Vice-President 1 Class President 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 Track 1,3,4 Letterman 3 Football Homecoming Attendant 3 Football Homecoming King 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council Vice- President 3 Student Council President 4 Annual Staff 4 DEBBIE COCKRAN Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Cabinet 2,3,4 Band 1 Twirler 1 Clarinet Solo 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club President 4 Cheerleader 3 Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Outstanding Student 2,3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Panther Press 4 PHILLIS HAROLD Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 1 Letter Girl 2 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Cabinet 3,4 Y-Teen President 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Secretary 3 Class Secretary 2,3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Panther Press 4 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Student Council Sec. and Treasurer 4 TWILA SCKLOTZHAUER Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Student Council 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Panther Press 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 LA DONNA BOV.'MAN Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Twirler 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Panther Press 4 Senior Play 4 CAROL BURK Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Cabinet 4 Band 1,2,3,4 French Horn Solo 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Vice- President 4 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 3 Football Homecoming Attendant 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 MAX SERVAIS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,4 Letterman 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 JANE COOK Y-Teen 2,3, 4 Girls Glee 2, J, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 MARY wALXoR Annufl Staff 4 Senior Play Bend 4 4 Succeeding Today Means Success Tomorrow Commencement 1967 Cheryl Holloman Unified District Scholarship dinner Class Motto: Succeeding Today; Means Success Tommorrow 8 CLASS PROPHECY Looking into the future, the year of 1987, we find the Seniors of 1967 achieving their goals in life. Tom Keitel was president of our Senior Class. We aren't too surprised to see him as head of the engineering department of our space operations. Besides that he's been making trips to Venus. How thrilling to be up there with all those space creatures. David Holloman, the funny boy of our class has finally made his fortune after twenty years. Of course, you wonder how he made it, so do we. Being Dave's old friends we asked him. Well, Dave's been posing for Donald Duck, in Walt Disney's cartoons. In his last role, Dave took the part as Disney's Dopey. Phillis Harold has finally gotten her dream come true. She is now the President of Elvis Presley's fan club, nationwide. She works hard and long hours and sometimes she even gets to meet him. I've heard from several people in Hollywood that she's been getting red roses sent to her from an anonymous person. Very mysterious. Jerry Summers, the freckled faced boy in our class has just won the title of having the most freckles in all the world. Can you imagine having that many freckles. Mary Jane Walker is now the mother of six fine children. Right after graduation she took that big step into matrimony. Max Servais, after a long struggle working in a gas station, finally worked long enough to buy his own. He gives the best of service and we always stop at his station when we need gas. La Donna Bowman, whom we all thought would get married, right after graduation is now head of her own business. It's called the Love 'Em and Leave 'Em Society. Carol Burk is now the accountant of the largest bank in the vorld. Fort Knox. She always wanted to be an accountant, and now, she counts gold bricks all day. Marilyn Dotson, the shortest girl in our class is now playing basketball for the Redheads, an all-girl trick basketball team. Debbie Cockran was the brilliant girl in our class. We all thought she would succeed when the rest of us failed. She is now doing a wonderful job raising five little Nickelson's. Hot flash!!! Dave Holloman, Carol Burk, La Donna Bowman, and Max Servais are all now in jail for trespassing on a golf course. You're probably won- dering what they were doing. What else, but their favorite pastime, trying to catch a duck. Larry Kratzberg and Jane Cook are now married and are raising five fine children. Larry is the President of Coors Brewing Company and Jane is his official taster. Twila Schlotzhauer is now a pilot for TWA and Cheryl Holloman is the secretary for one of the biggest businesses in the world, Budwiser Brewing Company. Wayne Mauk, the married man of our Senior Class is now the head of his own Used Car Business. Isn't it wonderful to know that all the Seniors of 1967 are happy in their lives work and are doing their best to fulfill their ambitions. 9 SENIOR CLASS '.ILL V.’e the graduating class of 1967, swearing to be in possession of sound, mind and body, do hereby present this last will and testament, witnesseo by teachers, parents, and friends. be leave to the entire student body our unique and dignified manners, our eagerness to skip a class whenever and however possible, the ability to finish things at the last minute, and our kindness, friendly guidance, and help given to all underclassmen. V,e leave to the faculty a remembrance of a gro”p of the most wonderful students that they have ever had, and we give them our permission to use our class as an example for all of the students to follow in our footsteps in the future. ; e leave to the class of 1968 our reputation as one of the most quiet, friendly, quiet, ent usiastic, quiet, and likeable of senior classes that have ever graced the halls of Parker Rural High School. V.e hope that they use it well and live up to it. Larry Krat berg leaves his aggressiveness with women to Loren Litteer. Cheryl Holloman leaves her ability to be quiet in English class to J.C. Haas, Aaron Gross, and Allen Kehl. Jerry Summers leaves his ability to sleep till noon to Freeman Thomas, Debbie Cockran leaves her ability to keep her contact lenses in her head to Kike Eastwood. Max Servais wills his nickname of Sow to Allen Kehl. Mary Jane Walker wills her graceful walk to Donna Hall. Tom Keitel leaves his position at fullback -;nd his ability to stay off of the injury list to Bob Zimmerman. LaDonna 3owman leaves her singing ability to Flora Mauk. David Holloman leaves his position of forward on the basketball team along with some extra heighth and muscle to Gail Boots. Jane Cook leaves her ability to talk a lot and to get into trouble to Floyd Stites. Marilyn Dotson wills her laughing eyes to Bob Zimmerman. Phillis Harold wills her bangs that get curly when they get wet to J.C. Haas. Carol Burk wills her giggle to Mr. Trask. Twila Schlotzhauer wills her quiet ways and refined personality to Donna Hall. SO ENDS THE V.ILL SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In August of 1963, 23 anxious Freshmen entered the halls of Parker Rural High bchool. With the help of its sponsors, Mr. Stonecipher and Mr. Walker, the class soon became adjusted to high school life. Brenda Harold and Bob Cook represented the class in Student Council. Guy Slater joined the class in October making its total twenty-four. During their first year they enjoyed parties, sports, and other activities. Twenty-two lively Sophomores began their second year of high school educa- tion in August of 1964. During the summer they had lost Doyle Ingram, John Koontz, and Cindy Stroup, but also gained Hazel McCowan and Kay Outler. Mrs. Adell and Mr. Shire were chosen as sponsors. Brenda Harold and Larry Kratzberg were elected as Student Council members. Brenda Harold represented the Sophomores at Homecoming as an attendant. At the end of the first semester they lost Brenda Harold and Kay Cutler, but also gained Jane Cook and Glenda Richey. Twila Schlotzhauer was elected as their new Student Council member. The Sophomores busied themselves with parties, activities, and sports. The 1965 - 66 school term found twenty-two determined students walking the halls of PRHS. They were now Juniors. During the summer Gayle Chadwick, Wanda Paul, Glenda Richey, and Hazel McCowan had left them. Linda Dutcher, Steve Dutcher, and Linda Osborn joined the class. Mr. Olivier and Mr. Bronson were chosen as sponsors. They assisted the Juniors in their many activities. During the first semester Diane Shields departed from our ranks. Twila Schlotzhauer and Tom Keitel were attendants at Football Homecoming. Marilyn Dotson, Bob Cook, Larry Kratzberg, and Carol Burk were attendants at Basketball Homecoming. The Junior Class Play entitled Finders Creepers, was presented in Novem- ber under the direction of Mr. Foster. At the end of the first semester, Sharon Day departed from the class. Upon the departure of Mr. Bronson, Mr. Bishop was chosen as the sponsor. On April 29, the Junior class presented the Junior - Senior Banquet under the theme, Paris by Night. In August of 1966, fifteen Seniors entered the halls of PRHS to finish the last lap of their high school education. During the summer they had lost Linda Dutcher, Steve Dutcher, Bob Cook, Floesta Wells, and Linda Osborn. Mary Jane Walker joined the Seniors. With the help of their sponsors, Mr. Craig and Mr. Foster, they laid the groundwork for their last year of PRHS. Tom Keitel and Phillis Harold did their best to uphold the needs of the Senior class in Student Council. Debbie Cockran held the position of alternate cheerleader. Tom Keitel and Phillis Harold were crowned King and Queen at Homecoming. Larry Kratzberg and Carol Burk were attendants. After two weeks of hard work, the Senior Class Play, They Went Thataway, was presented successfully under the direction of Mr. Foster and Mr. Craig. The night of April 21, 1967, the Juniors honored the Senior class with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet under the theme of Shower of Stars. The Seniors completed their year by taking their Senior Sneak trip to Six- Flags-Over-Texas in Arlington, Texas. Upon taking their final exams, they finally ended their high school career with their graduation on May 19, 1967. The Senior Class will long remember its school days at PRHS. 1 I 77, '7y 7v W yZw %y v ry 'Ayy , Y tfA vy s , Y7777777 777 '7 ' ' 7 Z • 77 , YYYyYYY Y YYyY y 7Yy ' 7 7 777 77 7 Ys ssy' r s . V Vy y yy Y YY y yY Y y y 'Yv Yv YY yY Y yy . -m 7 7 z z S j S , Y jf 7 , '7 , . yyvy Yy 7 7 ' Juniors '77 77 77777, y y 7 7 y v V y Glenda Richardson President Freeman Thomas Student Council Dianna Dumcum Jim Morrison Aaron Gross Connie Holderman Vice-President Secretary Phyllis Osborn Treasurer Kay Cornett Monte Mahan Llaine Morgan Kenneth Nickell Ray Hodgson Linda Boots Allen Kehl Bill Walker Gary Coop Charles Kerr JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 29, 1966, twenty-five excited Juniors filled the halls of P.R.H.S. During the summer we lost two members, Margaret Demmitt and David Butler. Dur- ing the year we lost Steve Diehm and Linda Moore, leaving us a total of twenty- three members. At our first class meeting the following officers were elected: President, Glenda Richardson; Vice-President, Aaron Gross; Secretary, Connie Holderman; Treasurer, Phyllis Osborn; and Student Council Representative, Freeman Thomas. This was the beginning of a very busy year for the Junior Class. The class sponsored several money raising projects during the school year. They were a car wash, a Halloween Carnival, two turkey shoots, a work day, a shot gun raf- fle, the concession stand at the football games, a chili supper, taking census for our school district, magazine sales, and our Junior Class Play, Here Come the 3rides . On April 3, 1967, the Juniors attended Government Day at Mound City. During the year the class enjoyed two class parties. The first a pizza party at the high school and the second a party at Cook's Ford. On April 21, 1967, the Juniors presented the Seniors with a very lovely ban- quet and prom. The theme for the event was Shower of Stars . The band play- ing for the prom was the Morning Dew . The Juniors are now anxiously looking forward to their final year at Parker High. 15 ' s ' y Sophomores m y John Harvey President Susan Dysart Student Council Patti Roberts Petty Whalen Leon Stites Vice-President Janie Cook Secretary Nancy Holloman Mike Eastwood Nick Querry Vicki Johnson Elaine Hodgson Ted Folsom Carroll Burk Treasurer Barbara Burk Karen Pulhamus Rita Bcots 18 Roger Giffin Harry Hall Jean Kratzberg Andy Kramer SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In August of 1966, twenty-three sophomores enrolled at Parker High School. We gained a new girl, Vicki Johnson, a former Parker student. The class held a class meeting to elect class officers and spon- sors. The following students were chosen: John Harvey, President; Leon Stites, Vice-President; Janie Cook, Secretary; Carroll Burk, Treasurer; Susan Dysart and Leon Stites, Student Council members. Mr. Litteer and Mr. Pendergraft were the elected sponsors. A general work day was held to raise money. We cleaned apartments, washed cars, and hauled trash. Altogether we earned $52.50. Two class parties were held--a barbecue and a bam dance at Mr. Pendergraft's farm, and a pizza party at the high school. The Sophomores are looking forward to their Junior year at P.R.H.S. 19 Freshmen Gail Boots Presiaent Bonnie Nickell Vice-Presioent Linda Funk Secretary Shirley Croan Kenneth Hay Dean Stites Gary Keitel Treasurer Mary Brownbeck Keith Stainbrook Donna Hall 22 Marvin Woolsey Cathy White Charles Warner Bill Dysart Carl Burgoon Jack Rader Marlea Conklin Ifo (Pta Bruce Boydston Freshman Class History 1966-1967 In the fall of 1966, thirty-six scared freshmen roamed the halls of P.R.H.S. During the year Kenneth Hay, Frank Paul, Don Dotson, and Don Shawl moved. Bruce Boydston came thus making a total of thirty-three freshmen. The following officers were elected at the first class meeting: Gail Boots, President; Bonnie Nickell, Vice-Pres- ident; Linda Funk, Secretary; Gary Keitel, Treasurer; and Billie Stifter and Gail Boots, Student Council representa- tives. Mrs. Adell and Mr. Trask were chosen as sponsors. The first freshman class party was held in the Voca- tional Agriculture building on September 28. The party corv sisted of a weiner roast and a dance. On April 3, the second freshman class party was held. The class ate, danced, and played games in the gymnasium. Freshman Initiation Left to right: Gail Boots, Glenda Richardson, Freeman Thomas, Vice Pres- ident; Phillis Harold, Secretary-Treasurer; Rodney Olivier, sponsor; Tan Keitel, President; Susan Dysart, Leon Stites, Billie Stifter. Left to right: Back row: Rolleen Hampton, Charlotte Querry, Kathy Sturm, Kay Cornett, Karlea Conklin, Linda Funk, Nancy Holloman, Rita Boots, Susan Dysc.rt, Bil- lie Stifter, Elaine Morgan, Pet Roberts, Sherry Eoerts, Donna Hall, Cathy wnite. Flora Kauk, Shirley Croan. Second row: Janie Coox, Twila Schlotzheuer, Patty Whalen, Barbara Burk, Eiaine Hodgson, Bonnie Nickell, Mary Brownoack, Juanita .ilcox, Mary McDougal, Jane Cook, Oneita Magers, Susie Grant, Marilyn Dot- son. First row: Mrs. Adell, sponsor, Fhyllis Osoorn, Connie Holaerman, Carol Burk, Cheryl Holloman, Debbie Cocxran, Phillis Harold, Glenda Richardson, Linda Boots, Karen Fulhamus, Dianna Dumcum. Left to right: Mrs. Adell, sponsor, Phillis Harold, President, Connie Holder- man, Vice-President, Dianna Dumcum, Secretary, Deboie Cockran, Treasurer, Carol Burk, Program Chairman, Glenda Richardson, Worship Chairmen, Cheryl Holloman, Service Chairman, Phyllis Csoorn, Recreation Chairman, Linda Boots, Song -eader, Karen Fulhamus, Pianist. 2 Left to right: Back row: Carroll 3urk, Andy Kramer, Harry Hall, Monte Mahan, Mike Eastwood, Wayne Mauk, Bill Walker, David Holloman, Randi Cornett, Gary Coop, Floyd Stites, Max Servais, Gary Keitel, 3illy Dysart. Second row: Jim Morrison, Roger Giffin, Kelly Nickell, Lester Hoyt, Kenneth Hay, Nick Querry, Marvin 'Woolsey, Robert Kerr, Keith Stainbrook, Dan Dotson, Gail Boots, Elvin Troutman, Charles Warner, Jack Rader, Larry McNabb, Carl Burgoon. First row: Gary Harvey, Sponsor; Ray Hodgson, Reporter; Kenneth Nickell, Sec- retary; Larry Kratzberg, President; Charles Kerr, Vice-President; Jerry Summers, Treasurer; John Harvey, Sentinel. Vvinner of the District Soil Conservation Planning Contest Dillard Ungeheur Speaker at the Banquet Honorary Chapter Members Left to right: Back rov;: Mary Brownback, Linda Boots, Linda Funk, Nancy Holloman, Rita Boots, Susan Dysart, Phyllis Osborn, Pat Roberts, Jane Cook, Charlotte Querry, Flora Mauk, Mrs. Janes, sponsor. Secona row: Jean Kratzberg, Shirley Croan, Janie Cook, Fatty Whalen, Barbara Burk, Elaine Hodgson, Rolleen Hampton, Phillis Harold, Sherry Eberts, Bonnie Nickell, Marilyn Dotson. First row: Karen Pulhamus, Glenda Richarason, Debbie Cockran, President, Carol Burk, Vice-Presiaent, Cheryl Holloman, Secretary, Twila Schlotzhauer, Treasurer, Connie Kolderman, Dianna Dumcum. Cheerleaders Dianna, Connie, Coach Bishop, Glenda-Head Cheerleader, Karen 29 Left to right: Standing: John Karvey, Ted Folsom, Wa ne Burk, Mr. Charles Stein, Conductor. Back row: Carol Nickell, Victi Johnson, Linaa Funk, Carol Burk, Kenneth Hay, Gary Keitei, Dean btites, Donnie Lee, Aaron Gross, Leon Stites, Mary Walker, David Ammel, Gail Boots, Tom Keitel. Second row: Bonnie Nickell, Mary McDougal, Linda Boots, Karen Fulhamus, Rita Boots, Rolleen Hampton, Keith Summers, Dianna Dumcum, Diane Hay, Barbara Burk. First row: Jerry Summers, Kenneth Nickell, Mary Brownback, James Gross, Sherry Eberts. Left to right: Back row: Phyllis Osbom, Billie Stifter, Glenda Richardson, Rita 3oots, Aaron Gross, Wayne Mauk, John Harvey, Bill Walker, Mike Eastwood, Linda 3oots, Bonnie Nickell, Jane Cook, Patti Roberts. Second row: Karen Pulhamus, Connie Holderraan, Elaine Hodgson, Gail Boots, Kenneth Nickell, Jim Morrison, Leon Stites, J.C. Haas, Rolleen Hampton, Carol Burk, Sherry Eberts, Janie Cook. First row: Dianna Dumcum, Patty Whalen, Charles Folsom, Gary Keitel, Ray Hodgson, Dean Stites, Mary McDougal, Twila Schlotzhauer, Mary Brownback. 30 Left to right: Back row: Donna Hall, Susan Dysart, Phyllis Osborn, Glenda Richardson, Marlea Conklin, Cathy White, Bonnie Nickell, Rita Boots, Barbara Burk, Carol 3urk, Jane Cook, Mary McDougal, Karen Pulhamus, ac- companist. Second row: Linda Funk, Billie Stifter, Connie Holderman, Linda Boots, Patti Roberts, Cheryl Holloman, Sherry Fberts, Nancy Holloman, Juanita 'Wilcox, Twila Schlotzhauer, P.olleen Hampton, Oneita Magers. First row: Flora Mauk, Charlotte Querry, Mari'- 3rownback, Phillis Harold, Debbie Cockran, Patty Whalen, Shirley Groan, Vicki Johnson, Janie Cook, Dianna Dumcum, Marilyn Dotson. Left to right: Back row: Jim Morrison, Aaron Gross, Wayne Mauk, 3ill Walker, John Harvey, Mike Lastwood, J.C. Haas. Second row:Kenneth Hay, Gail Boots, Leon Stites, Karen Pulhamus, accompa- nist, Bill Dysart, Gary Keitel, Ray Hodgson. First row: Keith Stainbrook, Charles Folsom, Lester Hoyt, David 3early, Dean Stites. 31 Junior PLAY A Here Come The Brides Jimmy Took- Who needs a bride in a hurry------Aaron Gross Bill Thompson- Jinmy's buddy---------------------Kenneth Nickell Mr. Osvald- An zealous young bill collector—Charles Kerr Madge Burns- Jimray's sweetheart---------------Connie Holderman Aunt Ellen- Bill1 s Aunt----------------------Rolleen Hampton Uncle Dan Took- Jimmy's wealthy uncle-------------Freeman Thomas Peg Westfield- Uncle Dan's Ward------------------Glenda Richardson Mrs. Duvalle Smythe- An ambitious young woman---------Linda Boots Bubbles Duvalle- Her younger sister--------------•—Dianna Dumcum Lady KacBeth- A Stranger from Green Gables------Bill Walker Mac Daniel- A doctor from Green Gables--------Ray Hodgson 32 Senior PLAY THEY . ENT THATaHAY Charlotte Pelham.........................Debbie Cockran Owner of the Bar - B - Lil Bower...................................Jane Cook her best friend Sheriff Jackson.............................Max Servais the law Freddy Buck...............................Jerry Sumners a very funny fellow Joe Chuckwagcn..............................Tom Keitel a noble Redman Princess One Blossom........................Carol Burk his wife Elmira Spring..........................Cheryl Holloman a wealthy tourist Jaxy......................................David Holloman a tired businessman Slug...................................Larry Kratzberg another tired businessman Sue Castle......................... Twila Schlotzhauer an incognito celebrity Football Left to right: Back row: Coach 3ishop, Carrol Burk, Leon Stites, Aaron Gross, Gary Coop, David Holloman, Bill Walker, Freeman Thomas, Max Servais, Asst. Coach Jeff Foster. Second row:Kenneth Nickell, Jerry Summers, Tom Keitel, Jim Morrison, Allen Kehl, Charles Kerr, Ray Hodgson, Larry Kratzberg, Mike Eastwood. First row: Elvin Troutman, Dean Stites, Gary Keitel, Keith Stainbrook, Terry Johnson, Lester Hoyt, Randi Cornett, Billy Dysart, Charlie Folsom, Mick Queery. Senior Lettermen Tom Keitel Fullback David Holloman End Halfback Lettermen Carroll Burk Cornerback Mike Eastwood Center Charles Kerr Guard Terry Johnson Tackle % Freeman Thomas End Ray Hodgson Guard Aaron Gross Quarterback Bill Walker Tackle PRIDE KING TOM QUEEN PHILLIS Homecoming was held on Wednesday night, November 2, when Parker played La Cygne. The theme of the 1966 foot- ball Homecoming was Pride of the Panthers. 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 in the high school gymnasium. The New Regime , a band from Parsons, Kan., played. 39 Basketball “A” Team Left to right: Tom Keitel, Devid Holloman, John Harvey, Bill Walker, Larry Kratzberg, Jerry Summers, Allen Kehl “B” Team Left to right: Back row: Andy Kramer, Kenneth Nickell, Charles Kerr, Jim Morrison, Mike Eastwood, Freeman Thomas Front row: Kenneth Hay, Charles Folsom, Lester Hoyt, Gail Boots, Terry Johnson Letter men Jerry Summers Guard Tom Keitel Guard David Holloman Forward John Harvey Center Larry Kratzberg Forward Mike Eastwood Forward Bill Walker Morrison Forward Forward Allen Kehl Guard Average Points Games Holloman 11.1 199 18 Kratzberg 11.1 188 17 Keitel 6.8 130 19 Walker 6.5 123 19 Harvey 6.2 118 19 Summers 1.6 30 19 Kehl 1.1 16 15 Average Points Games Johnson 0.5 2 4 Morrison 0.3 3 10 Eastwood 0.3 2 8 T. Folsom 0.0 0 4 Thomas 0.0 0 4 Nickell 0.0 0 4 C. Folsom 0.0 0 1 41 Track Left to right: Back row: Leon Stites, Aaron Gross, Freeman Thomas, Jim Morrison, John Harvey, J.C. Haas, Ted Folsom, Wayne Mauk, Terry Outler Front row: Allen Kehl, Terry Johnson, David Holloman, Jack Radar, Keith Stainbrook, Lester Hoyt, Charles Warner, Carl Burgoon, Nick Querry Lettermen Aaron Gross John Harvey J•C• Haa s Pictures not availaole David Holloman Freeman Thomas TRACK MEETS April 1 Ottawa Relays April 8 Paola Relays April 18 Spring Hill Invitational April 20 Gardner Invitational April 28 Spring Hill (Freshman-Sophomore) May 4 Linn League Meet May 12 Regional Track Meet at Emporia Livestock Fanning Public Speaking Farm Mehanics Chapter Star Farmer F FA Banquet and Activities F.F. i. Sweethearts 66-67 and 67-68 FOUNDATION AV.ARD V.INNERS m On Kay 11, 1967, the Seniors left for Six Flags Over Texas at Ft. vorth- Dallas, Texas, where they were to spend their Senior Sneak. They stayed at the Inn of the Six Flags in Arlington, Texas. They spent two enjoyable and memorable days at Six Flags. ini uopvijsmiiupy s' S ✓ , V x- 'V7 V '; ■' 4 Mr. Gar} Craig Mr. Charles Trask Mr, Gary Harvey Mrs, Fae Adell Left to right: Debbie Cockran, Twila Schlotzhauer, Marilyn Dotson, Cheryl Holloman, Mr. Litteer, sponsor, Phillis Harold. Not pic- tured: LaDonna Bowman. Custodians Mr. Floyd Folsom Cooks Mr. Johnny Mur.de 11 This year the cooks in the school cafeteria were Mrs. Pearl Polley and Mrs. Phyllis Mundell. Each day they spent many hours preparing the good meals for the faculty and students. 52 v y ' 7 jV s' A ' A ' ' As' V ss s' s 'V S ' s s S V V , , j ' s , j ' s s ' 's ' s s ' A V y ; S . A y yrs S f A z m, , yy A Az ' Advertising (Hi y Xx CENTERVILLE STATE BANK Capital $25,000.00 Surplus $75,000.00 PHONE 898-2160 Joe J. Bailey, President Full .Service Bank MEMBER FDI.C 54 Viola M. King Cashier Nadine Brown Assistant-Cashier STIFFLER GRAIN COMPANY CRAIN . FERTILIZER ■ FEED ■ SEED CENTERVILLE, KANS. 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