Parsons High School - Norseman Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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Y H I if W - ' W' ' M' I ' Q W' I idssmiiiiinguhx IMI 'FIIIII lu IIIIIIII I I I I I I ' 'zfff' I 'JI A www L gwgyf I ,f--, . A 3 I Ly w.I,4',,+4f9E lk , :II ' ,I Qikzffaiivy' ' .WWI Wm, I-,QYIIL ' ' 'fifffw' ggEII3?f' , -I ' ww 'f I-.. ,III-'I fz ' I I I I I I I Ie sw- I I I I I I I I I I 9 2 llllsari-allssIQIIIiI IIILIIHIIIIIIII I IIHIIIIIIHI IIIIIIII ! ll!lll!!!!l!liII.IIIIf ll I 'I '11 ll IIII 'Wigs Foreword This book is a storybook. Bound between two covers and captured upon these pages is illustrated the story of Parsons Senior High School, 1965. Long after our tale has been told, one of the characters will lift this book from a shelf and recapture from dulled, yellowed leaves the memories etched in his heart and mind of high school days. The story we write here has been repro- duced through the use of camera, type- writer, printer, and determination. But the pages upon which the plot unfolds would be meaningless one day were it not for the reality of the pe rs onalities here repre- sented. When in the future nostalgia trans- ports us back to Parsons High School, it will be because we remember all the others who make the story real for us--those friends, administrators, teachers, and counselors, who have enriched our youth. To them--the people about whom our story is concerned--we must bow. For without them we would have nothing to remember and the pages of the book we now present would be blank. Toble Of Contents .1 Without this man our school could not run as smoothly as it does. Without him there would be a dark shadow in our halls. Without him everyone at Parsons High would lose a good friend. Without him there would be no one to just talk with about the weather, or understand when we students have a poor day. After fifteen years of faithful service to the school, we, the annual staff, are proud and privileged to dedicate the 1965 Norseman to Mr. F. H. Slim Bevington. 5 wx RY. , XXX . -I X N Nm' I f N K s Q 5 1 za. A i.g+xan.msX MR. W. D. HUGHES President Board of Education MRS- IVAN CAIN MR. POWELL AWBREY MR. LYLE WIDUP Secfetaw . Vice-President Member Boafd Of Eduflatlofl Bohrd of Education Board of Education I 7 MRS. PAULINE BRACKEN Girl's Physical Education MR. TOM CAMERON Debate, Drama MISS MARGARET GIFFORD Home Economics MR. WILBUR BOLANDER Auto Mechanics MI SS INEZ CUNNI NGHAM English MR. BILL HARRIS Guidance Counselor 8 MR. BILI. BUMGARDNER Basic Electricity MRS . LORRAINE DAVIS Biology MR. DON JACKSON Machine Shop MR. HERBERT JAMES MR. LEON IURSCHE MR. PAUL KOMATZ Latin Business 1HdHSU'1P-1 Arts MRS. BETTY MATHIS MR. J. B. MUNSELL MISS IACQUELINE English American Government MUSGRAVE English MR. WALLACE NEWELL MR. RALPH ONION MR. BILL POUNDS Printing Geometry M2themHfiCS 9 up-..... L MISS I-IARRIET MR. GENE MRS. NORMA JEAN MR. DON STATEN MR. BOB SMITH RENCH SCHICKEL SEATON Art Boy's Physical Librarian American History Music Education MR. JOHN MR. MAX SULLINS STEPHENSON Spanish Ame ric an Government 3' , jig: Ln,.w.43. HW 'ifzf-'NL I ' 5 , 'naf Q7 I. Vnh' I I Safa MJNS I I 1 ' MR. A. R. THOMPSON Music MR. JOE VACCA MR. JERRY Woodworking WEATI-IERBY Chemistry I , MR. ROGER MRS. BETTY ONION MRS. RUTH SMITH MRS. PI-IYLLIS SMITH, cafeteria assistantg and WINZELER Secretary Secretary MRS. HELEN TODD, cafeteria supervisor Business 10 O ,E 1 965 1' ZZ oo 900 21, 171 f Munn SUPRA UM Q! Z!! ONS SENICJRS QW L ,sf N4- 9 xf' Q oo fb A o f-.'! l . ' X , W o 2 if ,Aa gf - og 7- Q I . ' fi 0 f 0 NIA X . '25 7 ff X JC? 9 Z o N N., o lb oo o ? o A,-v o oo . 000 ' f I . ,A 4, PARS 11 BILL ALBERTSON LA RRY ALLOWAY ELLEN BARBEE JANET BAss MAURICE AMBLER WAYNE. ANDERSON IMOGENE BILLMAN JERRY BOWMAN FANNIE BEARD JoE BEATY DAVID BREEZE MIKE BREWER W ROBBIE BREWER BILL BROWN VIRGINIA BURCH BARBARA BURNETT CHARLES BUBB JANETTE BUCHMAN VERNON COLEMAN RONALD COOK JIM BUSH CI-IERYL CANTRELL -if S TEVE C OOPER JOY CRAMER 15 DOROTHY DENNIS LINDA C RANE LINDA DEAN ANITA DICKERSON CAROYLN DIXON CHRIS TINA DOMINGUEZ 16 ALAN DRINGENBE RG SI-IERYL DOWELL JUNE DOWNING RON DUNI-IAM DONNA DUVALL MARCIA ELLSWORTH JUDY FARRAN MIKE FARRAN MARIA FERNANDEZ JANE FINCH LOUISE FERGUSON ARTHUR FERNANDEZ RANDY FREW DIANA GAIER S TEPHEN FINCHE R DAVID FORBES cpu 19 ORVILLE GAMBREL STEPHEN GARDNER LINDA GRIMES HOWARD HANDSI-IY BRENDA GRIMMETT GORDON HANNY 20 GEORGIA HALPAIN TONYA I-IAPGOOD CONNIE HAWLEY VICKIE HARRIS JAMES HARDMAN CHARLES I-IEINS OHN STEPHEN I-IEISKELL 21 JUDY HERNDON GARY HOGSETT KENNETH HOLLENBACK CAROL HUDSON RUTH IAC KS ON DAVID HORNBACK JUDITH I-IOSTETLER 22 MARTHA JACOB MAX JACOB CHESTER JOHN MARY KELLEY 23 LESLIE KOMATZ LINDA LAMB MIKE LA RS ON KRISTI LAMM MARGARET LETT CHARLES LONG PEGGY LINDLEY VERLYN LETT JUDY LOUGHMILLER MARTHA MCKAY EDWARD LYONS DAR REL MARKI-IA M EDWARD MCDANIELS Q A 25 WENDELL MARTIN IVLICHAEL MAY DAN MEAD OW S DAVID MINTON KAREN MISENER JANIS MILLER LINDA MILLER 26 MARILYN MURNAN RONNIE MUSTAIN IRIS MORGAN LINDA MORRIS m...,,A 27 BRUCE NARAMORE ANGELA N EGRETE JANE oN1oN IANELL OVERFIELD LYLE PALMER NANCY PATTINSON LA RRY PA LMER LINDA PALMER 28 JOHNNY PA ULS ON SARA PEGUES CRYSTAL PONTIOUS DAVID POST W , 29 LARRY PRUITT MARTIN PRUITT BARBARA QUI RK JACQUE RAMSEY EDITH REDMAN DOUG RIKE JERRY ROBBINS 30 LARRY ROBBINS LINDA ROOK MARSHALL SAGE SOND RA SANDERS DEE ANN SAYE ANNE SCHIEFELBUSCH 31 DAVID SCHMIDT DALE SEWARD JOE SCHMIDT JOYCE SCI-IREPPEL JESSICA SHELLMAN DIXIE SISSEL NONA SHANE ELROY SNYDER LARRY SMITH MELISSA SMITH 'k 'f N- gl 1 33 ANDY STANDRIDGE KENNETH STEEN ROD PHYLLIS STANIPS GERALD STOTTS DEAN STOTTS BETTY TACKETT KYRA TAYLOR HAL TAYLOR IANIE THOMAS 34 mpg CHUCK TREADWAY MARY THOMAS PATSY UNDERWOOD DAVID VELANDER MARCIA VAUGHN DUSTIN WALKER ,NV 35 7 JACK WALLACE CHARLOTTE WALLS MA RGA RET WHITE CAROL WILLIAMS TOMMIE WALTERS JIM WART 36 MARILYN WINSLOW MIKE WOMELDORFF JILL WRIGHT 37 My country tis of thee Someone has to laugh at her jokes. I have more cards than you do. A skeleton in every closet. H 38 I-Iogsett parked there, not me. What's the answer to number 5, Dave? See what I made, Miss Gifford ? 7 W ,M Never say you don't know, THINK! ! Do you really think it will work, Prof. I-Ialpain? I'd rather fight than switch! What is that awful smell? Well, if that isn't the silliest question! lg, Hey, Kinda looks like you, Brewer. I , Eeek! A Mouse Who dunnit? M - I - C . . See my new bloomersl Jump in the bus. Leave the pushing to us N Bet your booties, Granny! I have 23M fewer cavities. Are you sure you wear a size S? 40 W 1965 1' 35 Q ooO9 . W Q af RCYALTY ,127 Q32 5: Q x .., s , 009 I 2 Vnyvq , ' X ! 0 1 fa : 04 4. . Q Ai DQCATIO SUPRA DMN fp Ef 945974 f!AQ '34 O 1 0 f O '1 O O ' N, o lb oo O o ' 0 0 -,I ', o oo 9 , ooo ' , -44 qw I 41 PARSONS w A x Miss Dee Ann Saye Football Attendant M iss Gayle Sehiokel Football Attendant L I I 4 L M iss Dee Ann Saye Ana' Mr. Marshal! Sage Norseman A ttendants 45 M iss Barbara Burnett Ana' M r. Jim Watt Norseman Attendants x i 5 3 Missjanet Bass Basketball Queen M zks Gayle Sehzekel Basketball Attendant 47 M iss Janis Mz'ller Basketball Attendant 2 l as 9 oo A oooo , in- Cl , E Q9 1 965 no suwu QMNIA Q 6 ATHLETICS af 6:27 9? n 3-igt . uf' w ' a O0 J.V AA fb . o ' X H- , 1 3 7 j O l , . . f o 5 DU 7 7 O Ki: o 7, '- X ,JIT 7 0 l Q .ki :Q Q . .A N, o lb 0 . O 7151 O 0 i 0 -1 ', o o O O .7 ooo 0 I '41 QW I 49 PARSONS The 1964 coaching staff: Assistant Coach joe Vacca, Head Coach Leon jursche, Assistant Coach Ralph Onion. These three seniors were named to the All-SEK team: jim Bush, Marshall Sage, and Dave Velander. Chuck Tredway and Dave Velander were selec- ted by their teammates as co-captains of th 8 Varsity Wms 4, Loses 5 A TEAM SCORES Parsons 6 Fort Scott Parsons 27 lola Parsons 33 Coffeyville Parsons 7 Independence Parsons 13 Augusta Parsons 13 Pittsburg Parsons 12 Chanute Parsons 31 Columbus Parsons 13 Lawrence B TEAM SCORES Parsons 13 Parsons 30 Parsons 25 Parsons 19 Parsons 26 Parsons 27 L. C. H. S. Pittsburg Chanute Coffeyville Columbus Iola A bench shot during the season's opening game a gainst Fort Scott. The 1964 Viking Foofboll Teom E .f.mQ.r.- L - A - A , '? FIRST ROW, leftto rightzjim McCarty, Gary I-logsett, Ronnie Lett, Doug Rike, Steve Heiskell, Mike Christenson, Emmett Russ, Clarence Redmond, john Cherry, joe Turner, Robert Hardridge, juaqin Padilla, Pat McReynolds, jerry Willey. SECOND ROW: Ron Dunham, student manager, Lee Gray, Welton Booker, Frank Washburn, jim Blackwell, DonWidener, DonB1a,ckburn, JimMe1t0n, Charles Nash, George Hapner, Bob Bruce, jack Wallace, Ridge Frew, jim Bush, Randy Frew, Maurice Ambler, assistant coach Ralph Onion. THIRD ROW: Head CoachLeonjursche, George Lakes, Bob Booker, Charlie Long, Larry Brown, Tom Lackey, ,Ron Tucker, Dave Bolinger, Marshall Sage, Steve Cooper, Chuck Treadway, Edwin Redmond, Dave Velander, Mike Brewer, Ed Lyons, Otis Scarborough, Assistant Coach Joe Vacca. ,Ce ' ' Y . a -ara, , , K ' 1 L .3 .' . 4 ' .Arg jjj 5 fi ,A ' am., M, 9 l F! E., ggi' Q ,S X . 'J 'Lf K A' mr fl Qi, gal ' M- M ' ' A if :fr s ll '34 W l 'jg 3 :tn s f, 4 ,Qs 1 V fer 2-if -11 1, . 1 ,g, 95 Eqwfg., ch A Q - 6 , xl' 45 ' 'fi Q 55lU,'5 'W 9 'fhlf fb XXX, 4 K N W -H, wt: sf' I Y ' f f 1, , P IH 1 mgx l V. f ' K x. 5 .-:L ffl 441, 41' g Chuck Tredway Don Blackburn jim Bush Davmd Bohnger Marshall Sage George Lakes jack Wallace Charles Long Lee Gray Tom Lackey ,,.w-mmf r '59 QV. Y, W H49 . Y 11,6 ' ff 1 7- -ev, ,. g,,.. , ,-4 W . YQ, ' M 'vf 1' I .,A .',.-,,-Qs .xx f qwq x . g 5 1. . Fra 1 . 5 ' 3 1 , Q. rf' 'S' , 1 ,fr ,X 34, 1 ,- fa'f,f, -' pf' 'A' xi . If fifkifz 'V-if32fif2f: R ' W y f , + -2 1 ,,. ' 1 Sv K 3 ' . I , s ,br fx 1 W4 X H x 1 ip 1 ,. Y A .- ff -A Lf' if: . I 7-1 Maurice Ambler Otxs Scarborough Steve Heiskell 31 1, X- mmn--.--unugmunnm-.- L , .,.3,,kl,mJ I EJ iv Q . f M--W,-Pwr W - 4: W N 12 L L it 1- V l , L, k nf. ' i ff ,..5,.., ., Mi v w . .. -, K , 9 - 2 . ,gf L . Q: gc : st F 5 59-55? 11 ' 'via wr. I -ff: MQFM -QQ H, ff . 7 -, -- -. if - 5,1 ' 3371 '51 W9-mtizffgn 'rn ' wi -, 4 rf ' .r fix' :Qi if luv : m-,QV , if Us .1 ,P ':rvj,1fw,' fm. 1 -, , , 3,1-,Q 'A 'sf 5, , 4, my :Z Steve Cooper N-A A L. - Ed Redmond Bob Bruce Ed Lyons Dave Velander FIRST ROW left to right: George Lakes, Jim Bush, Ron Dunham Steve Helskell ,hm Blackwell Charles Long TOP ROW Mr Bob Smith Coach Dave Velander, Marshall Sage, Edward McDan1els Dan Meadows Arthel McDan1els Otis Scarborough Stu dent Manager Bob Velander. SEASON RECORD Newton Pittsburg Independence Ft . Scott Columbus Chanute Coffeyville lo la Pittsburg Wichita North Wyandotte Hutchinson Independence F I1 . S CO tt Columbus Io la Chanute Coffeyvilie Altamont Altamont Pittsburg Ottawa Vikings 53 73 67 55 62 7l 55 74 64 70 46 55 60 61 94 77 72 58 58 80 46 57 B-Team FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Munsell, jim Blackwell, Ron Tucker, jerry Willey, Arthel McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mun- sell-Coach, Don Widener, Rick Bussinger, George I-Iapner, Don Lyons, John Cherry-Student Manager. 55 jim Bush Dave Velander R011 Dunham Eight Seniors, Two Juniors Steve Heiskell Otis Scarborough George Lakes Edward McDaniel Marshall Sage Dan Meadows Lead Viking Va rsify Charles Long Coach Bob Smith Assistant Coach Jay Munsell h 57 Track Team THE 1965 TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW, left to right: Emmett Russ, Clarence Redmond, Nat Nash, joe Turner, Bill Coleman, Kenneth Smith, Sam Loughmiller, Eddie Lyons. SECOND ROW: Henry Nash, Andy Standridge, Tony Nash, Don Widener, Dan Meadows, Max Jacobs, jack Wallace, Norris Nash, Coach Leon Jursche. TOP ROW: Arthel McDaniel, Ed Redmond, David Bolinger, Bob Swank, Alan Dringenberg, ,jim McCarty, Larry Brown. Max jacob Jack Wallace 58 Five members of the 1965 Golf Team are shown ABOVE. FIRST ROW, left to right: Leslie Komatz, Ron Dmmham, john Winslow. SECOND ROW: Stan Brewer, Gary Clark. NOT PICTURED: Tommy Walters . Six On 1965 Golf Teclm Tennis Team v Cvirfrxi' 4 Mi 1 jr, -. . H .' A 'X x K ' n l .. l l 1 . .K W 1 x' fr . X Q, K X -.A .X t K FIRST ROW, left to right: john Pegues, Steve Robbins, David Lindley, Pat Steve Robbins and jim Bush, Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Coach J. B. Munsell, Eric Hyler, George I-Iapner, Jim returning lettermen. Bush, Bruce Naramore. O Girls Intramurals Champs BADMINTON CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Lamm, Deborah FIRST ROW, left to right: Bessie Gross, Lucy Hickerson. SECOND ROW, left to Ramsey, and Cindy Burnett. right: Timothy Carson, Olivia Redmond, Geraldine Holland. - . ll :lisa KP a 1 1 x ' :alas , ijt-,ga FIRST ROW left to right: Mike Brewer, Steve Cooper, Chuck Tredway, jack Wallace. SECOND ROW: Bruce Naramore, Nick Tredway, Coach Jim Wart, Leslie Komatz, Dave Minton. Boys Intramural Champs Mr. Ralph Onion, Boys intramural sponsor. 61 Happiness Is. . . . putting up the Senior gift. . measuring seniors for caps and gowns. . . scheduling a debate tournament attending the cast party. . . having a demonstration work! Never fear, I'11 fight 'em off, Ma! Alan doesn't seem to be getting through This year - new uniforms! Clamps, needle, sponge. . . . Is that spirit? What elseg they're Vikings! 63 Dig those crazy legs. A TEAM CHEERLEADERS: 1ST ROW, left to right: Dee Ann Saye, Vickey Smith. ZND ROW: Janie Onion, Gayle Schickel. STANDING: jane Bair, substituteg Robbie Brewery Janis Miller, substitute. Cheerleaders Provide Spirit And Pep B TEAM CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING: Brenda Wart, substitute. 1ST ROW, left to right: Cathie Stein- mitz, Peggy Malicoat. 2ND ROW: Jolene Taylor, Mary Ann Dodd. 64 Dee Ann Saye 19-nie O1'1i0Y1 Robbie Brewer Gayle Schickel VickeY Smith 65 ' 'T - 1,1 . 1 ' 'ff ' A , ii H23 fi -,g. 1511 I W , A ,M ,,,,...,,...ii ...Wy IW. , - f A ' ' ' ' -we And laying his finger aside of his nose. . . Lead on my good man. Caught in the act. :af I heard the bells on Christmas Day. . . Honest, the trumpet is mine. Il ' 56 Put a tiger on your team. In the second grade they will teach me to write script. 3' 515 fl 55 I0 Sur 1 E BKT RA Q 1965 oo 7 s PARSONS ff ORGANIZATIONS :if W xx: ' QQ 'fm Q 'Goo Xb x oo09 0 ,Jlvv , Ll - o f df , . 3 N f fag! - 1 f f ' o .5 D U 150 NIA X 1 1, 52 f N, o lb oo O 4 oo 61 67 LEFT ROW, BOTTOM TO TOP: Margie White, Donnie Munsell, janet Bass Bob Booker, Ron Tucker. CENTER ROW: joannie Turner, Barby Burnett, Janis Miller, Chr1s Steinmem Cindy Burnett. RIGHT ROW: Mr. Jay Munsell, Ruth jackson, Randolph F1-ew Lee Gray, Peggy Mahcoat Rod Phillips . Student Council Led By Woman LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. jay Munsell, Barby Burnett, Presidentg Donnie Munsell, Vice-Presidentg M a r g i e White, Treasurerg Jeannie Tumer, Secretaryg Mr. Bill Harris. HE National Honor Society FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Winslow, Esther Shoesmith, Georgia I-lalpain, Carol Williams, Janette Buchman, Connie Hawley, Janet Bass, Jane Bair, jane Finch, Sharon Phillips, Peggy Lindley, Brenda Grimmet, Tonya Hapgood. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Pounds fsponsorj, Dee Ann Saye, Marlene Johnston, Janice Taylor, Anne Schiefelbusch, Carol Finch, Barby Brunett, Chris Steinmitz, Betty Tackett, Melissa Smith, Sheryl Dowell, Miss Cunningham fsponsorj. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Robbins, Larry Robbins, Mike Larson, Chuck Heinsohn, jim Wart, Don Munsell, Ron Dunham, Steve Robbins . Not pictured: Marcia Bellah, Steve Reynolds, Susan Owens. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Dunham, President, Betty Tacket, Vice President, Sheryl Dowell, Secretary, Tonya Hapgood, Treasurer. 69 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: joannie Tumer, Kyra Taylor, Colombe Leland SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Randy Frew, Benny Minor, Cindy Bracken, LaRee Gray, Carolyn Washburn Ann Henningsen Ruth jackson janet Bass, Carol Finch, Barbara Burnett, Mr. Tom Cameron, sponsor, Susan Owens, Mary Thiebaud 'PI-HRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Carl jett, Don Gambrel, jim Melton, David Schmidt, Lee Gray Bob Woolard jim Wart Dale Seward, Bob Bruce N.F.L. Chapter Grows With a membership of twenty -four students, the lo- cal National Forensic League Chapter grew to its largest number during the 1964-65 school year. The Parsons chapter is one of thirty-four in Kansas. There are one thousand NFL chapters in the United States . Members of the chapter in addition to participating in debate and forensic tournaments, held a two -day debate tournament at P.H.S. in December. It was the fifth consecutive year a tournament has been conducted here, but the first time that the tourna- ment has been of the two-day variety. Officers ofthe chapter are: jim Wart, presidentg Dale Seward, vice presidentg Cindy Bracken, sec- retary. SHOWN AT THE RIGHT ARE Barbara Burnett and jim Wart, NFL chapter members and Parsons High's winningest debate team during the past year. 70 Debate Squad La rgesi Ever The six experienced debaters on the squad this year are shown at the left. They are: Barbara Burnett, Dale Seward, David Schmidt, jim Wart, Randy Frew, and Ruth jackson. A record number of seventeen novices were on the P.H.S. squad this year. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Finch, Cindy Bracken, LaRee Gray, Mary Thiebaud, Susan Owens, Carolyn Washburn, Ann Henningsen Kyra Taylor, Jeannie Turner, Colombe Leland. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Jett, Don Gambrel jim Melton, Bob Bruce, Benny Minor, Lee Gray, Bob Woolard, Mr. Tom Cameron, de-bate coach. Those sophomores beginning debate this year are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Burris, Patricia G rib b e n, Cindy Burnett, C a rol Markham, Vicky Allen, Peggy Malicoat, Cathie Steinmitz. SECOND ROW: jim Hess, jim Scott, Rod Phillips, john Peagues, Mitchell Hoffman, joe Spradlin , Roy Arnold, Pat McReynolds. Not Pictured: Linda Pitman. Key Club FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Booker, Mike Larson, Alan Dringenburg, Mr. W. W. Beck, sponsor, jim Wart, Eric Hyler, SECOND ROW: Pat McReynolds, Bob Morton, Pat Caldwell, Steve Reynolds, David Bolinger, Don Munsell, joe Spradlon, Steve Robbins. THIRD ROW: Chuck Heinsohn, Ron Tucker, Larry Brown, Ricky Gorton, Roy Arnold, Doug Phillips, Ridge Frew. FOURTH ROW: Bob Seward, jerry Robbins, Steve Garner, Larry Robbins, Terry Hoke. Not pictured: Randy Frew. Boo rd Members LEFT TO RIGHT: jim Wart, Bob Booker, Alan Dringenburg, Eric Hyler, Mike Larson, Steve Robbins, Pat McReynolds. 72 SENIOR CLASS CI-IAIRMEN Serving as advisor, Mr. W. W. Beck. SECOND ROW: Randy Frew, Gift and Traditionsg janet Bass, Senior Trip. THIRD ROW: jim Wart, Ways and Meansg Barby Burnett, Commencement. JUNIOR ROTARIANS jim Wart and Ron Dunham SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Smith, Debbie Mitchell, Esther Hernandez, Susan Teague, Janie Redmond, Debra Brown, Brenda Wart, DianneNurmik, Melissa Smith, Angela Negrete, MissGiffordfsponsorj, Dixie Sissel, Sharon Phillips, Connie Hawley, Margie White. STANDING: Cindy Burnett, Patty Lamm, Paula Pontious. Young Miss Club Learns Poise X 1 I BOARD MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Hawley, Brenda Wart, Sharon Phillips, Melissa Smith. 74 FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Howard, Carol Williams. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Davis, sponsor, Sheryl Dowell, Carolyn Dixon. THIRD ROW: Sheryl Gofourth, Mary Kelly, Ruth Jackson, Louise Ferguson, Anita Dickason, Judy Loughmiller, Crystal Pontious, Diana Gaier, SherylHorner, Joannie Turner, Jacque Ramsey, June Downing, Ann Schiefelbusch, Judy Hostetler, Patsy Underwood, Melissa Smith. Y-Teens Girls And Boys State Barbara. Burnett center, represented Par o H' h S h 1 at the 1964 Girls stare. S HS lg C Oo Dale Seward, left, Chuck Tredway, right, participated in Boy's State. Both events were held at Kansas Univer- sity in June. 75 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Underwood, Linda Dean, janet Bass, jane Onion, Chris Dominquez, jill Wright, Judy Farran, Vickie Harris, Marilyn Murnan. SECOND ROW: Carl Jett, john Paulson, David Breeze, Orville Gambrel, Mike Farran, Butch Hard- man, Wendell Martin, Maurice Ambler, Billjones. THIRD ROW: Dean Stotts, Bill Brown, Tommy Walters, Larry Smith, Hal Tay- lor, Larry Alloway, joe Beaty, Charles Bubb. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Naramore, jim Bush, jackie Wallace, Chuck Tredway, Steve Cooper, Randy Frew. Journalism Classes Norseman, Viking YEARBOOK OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Rook, Business Manager, Joe Beaty, Photographer, janet Bass, Editor, Bruce Naramore, Sports Editor, Bruce Naramore, Sports Editor, Margie White, Assistant Editor. 76 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Vaughn, Margaret Lett, Martha McKay, Charolett Walls, Kristi Lamm, Lynda Crane, Linda Lamb, Dixie Sissel, E1lenBarbee, Phyllis Stamps, Linda Grimes, Anne Schiefelbusch. SECOND ROW: Margaret White, Linda Rook, jerry Bowman, Mike Womeldroff, Dustin Walker, Steve I-leiskell, David Minton, Andy Standridge, Gordon Hanny, Judy Herndon, Nancy Pattinson, Jacque Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cameron, Sponsor, Doug Rike, Bud Lett, Kenny Steenrod, Rodney Ph1ll1ps, David Forbes, Tony Nash, Edward McDanie1s, Eddie Lyons. Publish Shield NEWSPAPER OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGI-IT:RandyFrew, Editor, Steve Cooper, Assistant Editor, Chuck Tredway, Business Manager, jim Bush, Sports Editor, Dave Minton, Assistant Sports Editor. 77 Pep Club Keeps Growing And Cheering FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayle Schickle, Dee Ann Saye, Jane Onion, Robbie Brewer, Vickey Smith. SECOND ROW: Jolene Taylor, Cathie Steinmitz, Peggy Malicoat, Mary Ann Dodd. THIRD ROW: Barbara Westervelt, Debbie Mitchell, Marlene John- ston, MaryThiebaud, TerryNaramore, Carol Steeby, Linda Grimes, Janette Buchman, Susan Hecke, Diana Golden, Marda Emert, Susan Hett, Janese McMullen. FOURTH ROW: Mary Morris, Jacque Ramsey, Jan Henderson, Chris Perez, Angela Negrete, Diana Gaier, Carolyn Dixon, Miss Musgrave, sponsor, Mrs. Mathis: sponsor, Phyllis Stamps, Carol Hudson, Dotty Dennis, Linda Ecord, Esther Hernandez. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Tusing, Meg Gaffey, Debbie Houser, Sharon Foreman, Patty Lamm, Peggy Lindley. Nancy Pattinson, Vicky Allen, Carol Finch, Jane Bair, Sheryl Riggs, Tonya Hapgood, Judy Loughmiller, Jackie Journot, Janie Redman. SIXTHROW:Linda Robbins, DebrahBrown, Karen Marshall, Iris Morgan, Cheryl Cantrel, Janis Miller, Anne Schiefelbusch, Connie Redman, KathyPool, Pat Harris, SandyBoyle, SusanOwens, Susie Bolander, Susan Teague, Carol Williams. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Tacket, Linda Littleton, Janet Bass, Marcia Ellsworth, Susan Wood, Linda Todd, Paula Pontious, Carol Markham, Cindy Burnett, Judy Smith, Katherine Depee, Marilyn Winslow, Dana Brown, Patty Swank. EIGHTH ROW: Janis Taylor, Diane Nunnick, Virginia Austin, June Downing, Marian Meadows, Geraldine Holland, Melba Long, Olivia Redman, Virginia Shields, Esther Shoesmith, Linda Morris, Sheryl Dowell, Jolene Hogden. NINTH ROW: ,Patricia Gribben, Peggy Witty, Bonnie Post, Patsy Beard, Janis Ful- ton, Hannah McDaniels, Joanie Turner, Ann Henningsen, Elaine Mabery, Joy Hollenback, Janie Pruitt, Marilyn Ecord. THXITH ROW: Chris Steinmitz, Cindy Bracken, Jene Cottengim, Marian Minton, Linda Pittman, La Ree Gray, Patti McDonald, Jana Per- kins, Diana Burris, Brenda Wart, Mary Hunter, Janie Newton, Sheryl Throckmorton, Carol Humphrey, Janell Overfield, Linda Pal- mer, Martha Jacob. 78 4. ., M We 1: I if BR-F, 4 v 'H' as 155' QV , v v ,1:5 . f ' Straight A Honor Roll FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Susan Hett, Paula Pontious, Patty Lamm, Esther Shoesmith, Marlene Johnston, Carol Williams, Janet Bass, Sheryl Dowell, Connie Hawley. SECOND ROW: Jim Hess, Roy Arnold, Steve Robbins, Bob Velander, Steve Reynolds, Ron Dunham, Betty Tackett, Jane Finch. First Semester Honor Roll FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jessica Shellman, Colombe Leland, Toni I-Iapgood, Georgia I-Ialpain, Sharon Phillips, Dana Brown, Brenda Grimmet, Marguerite Shepard, Peggy Lindley, Joanie Turner, Francis Thomas. SECOND ROW: Dave Velander, DeeAnn Saye, Jane Onion, Cindy Bracken, Linda Ecord, Janette Buchman, Janice Taylor, Marcia Be llah, Patricia Gribben, Dorothy Dennis, Melissa Smith, Eric I-Iyler. THIRD ROW: Jerry Robbins, Judy Herndon, Nancy Pattinson, Anne Schiefelbusch, Carol Finch, Chris Steinmitz, Olivia Redman, Sherri Throclcmorton, Cathy Steinmitz, Cindy Burnett, Jane Bair. FOURTH ROW: Larry Robbins, Chuck Heinsohn, Don,Gambrell, Lee Gray, Jim Wart, Alan Dringenberg, Randy Frew, Pat Caldwell, Jerry Willey, Otis Scarborough, Mitchell Hoffman, George I-Iapner. ' 80 G.A.A. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Quirk, Sports Chairmang Ruth Jackson, President, Elaine Mayberry, Vice President, Jane Pruitt, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Hannah McDaniels, Wynella Vann, Marlene Johnston, Esther Shoesmith, Nona Shane, Phyllis Tusing, Anne Henningson. THIRD ROW: Joannie Turner, Inez Conger, Debby Ramsay, Sharon Foreman, Jolene Hodgen, Peggy Witty, Geneva Mathis, Francis Thomas. Not Pictured: Darlene Lockwood, Janie Thomas. G.A.A. In Action LEFT TO RIGHT: Inez Conger, Geneva Mathis, Debbie Ramsay, Sharon Foreman, Carol Tusing. l 81 s 'h top in t e name of love. . . Ready class? Now place baby. . . . This is my boy. Il N. Bob, this is the best punch I ever, hic! 1- Wh at do you mean I c:an't be measured ? Now, 1et's see her try to give us vocabulary words! Relaxed concentration is a true part of education. I pledge allegiance. . 'I found it, believe me! A bust of Barby 1 Who did you say is out there ? Oh darn, it's empty. I-Ia! We stole another one! ll B 'I Who is that lying in the road? Mike, I like your friendliness, but Profiles in courage. Kiddies, this is the theory of expansion and contraction K The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death. It worked earlier. Her or Him ? 1 Nlr. Pounds, no smoking at the front doors! 1' ji Qlx my gf I 965 QGHIO S Q9 PARS 61257 QF 5: Q N .-, x , Moo Ax . woo 2 0 'JY'7 .1 fl ' 2 - I' Q ' 7 F35 3 og 5- ' . ' O ,C ED W IA X - 0 -?o I' X ,Ji 7 0 f Q -.Q 0 0 - xi o Nb 0 O 9 6 Q O .ff Oo ' 6 85 77' ONS FINE ARTS Hoffy: A11 right, boys break it up! Herb. . .take off. Good Luck Dunbar. QDa1e Seward, Mike Larson, Bob Woolard, Larry Misener. 1 Herb: After I heated the water and everything! What's the mat- ter with you guysg you lost your mind or something! fBob Seward, Larry Misener, Bob Morton. J All - Mole SfqIog 17 Presented November I2-13 Stalag 17 , the first all- school play of the year was presented Thursday and Friday, November 12 and 13 in the P.H.S. auditorium. Over 550 persons witnessed the play in its two -night run. The play rn a rked the fir s t time in several years an all-male cast play has been produced by P.H.S. It also was the first time in several years that two evening performances of a play have been presented. Twenty boys from all three classes made up the cast. The play was a comedy -drama about a group of American GI's in a prisoner of war camp in Germany. The time of the play was a Christmas during World War II. The men in the camp decided that one of their number was a spy, since the Germans discovered everything the GI's tried to do. The Dunbar: You tell me! You were around long enough to read about it. fRonnie Lett, David Schmidt, Don Gambrel, Bob Woolardj 86 suspense in the play centered upon the discovery of this spy. The powerful conclusion of Act I is pictured below. Stosh and Harry drag Sefton from his bunk and beat him after deciding he is spying for the Germans. fBob Seward, Bob Morton, Bob Woolard. I Who says acting is halrd work? The above scene actually photo- graphed during an in ermission on opening night depicts five of the tired Stalag 17 cast members. Uerry Robbins, Bob Wool- ard, Bob Morton, Chuck Heinsohn, and Don Munsell. J Look, I'm not crying. I know what the score is. I'm the criminal type. The fall guy. . . when something goes wrong. . . I'm the guy they look for. QBob Woolardj THE CAST Stosh . . ........... Bob Seward Hoffy . . . . . Mike Larson Sefton . . .. Bob Woolard Harry . . .... Bob Morton Price . . . ..... Dale Seward Reed . . . . . Chuck Heinsohn Herb . . . . . Larry Misener Shultz . . ....... joe Beaty Dunbar . . . . Don Gambrel Marko ...... ..... R od Phillips ' Duke .-.....' ' , 1 David Schmidt I.tookthisjob of Security Mari to counteract any German agent that Geneva Man . u I . . . . I . . Roy Arnold might be planted hered I can t be of any use unless you guys check with me on everything. fDav1d Schmidt, DonGambrel, Dale Seward, S.S. Captain . . . . . Jerry Caldwell Bob Woolardj S. S. Guard . . .... Terry Hoke McCarthy .... . . Jerry Robbins Horney ........ ..... D on Munsell Second Guard .... David Standridge Red-Dog ...... . . . Larry Robbins Witherspoon . . . . Ronnie Lett Peterson ..... . . Bill Albertson THE CREW Assistant Director . . . Mike Larson Stage Manager .... Chuck Heinsohn Lighting ............ Bill Albertson Costumes .... Larry Sz Jerry Robbins Properties ...... Bob 81 Dale Seward Sound ....... - ....... Roy Arnold Publicity ...,.... .... B ob Woolard Set Construction . . . .... The Cast Herb: Come on. . . cut it out. I'1l catch cold. How would you like it if I did it to you? You guys ruin everything. . . fChuck Heinshon, Bob Seward, Larry Misener, Bob Morton. I 87 Georgia Halpain vividly portrayed the young Helen Keller. In this scene she has just dropped a key into the well after locking Annie Sullivan in her room. Don't you know ? Everything you forgot when you forgot my mother. - fBob Woolard, Bob Velander, Janette Buchman.Q It has a name, Helen, it has a name. - fBarby Burnett, Georgia Halpain, Cindy Bracken, Bob Velander, Janette Buchman.j 88 Keller Story Brought To Life ln Miracle Worker THE CAST Qin order of appearancel Doctor ........................ Chuck Heinsohn Kate Keller ..... . . . Janette Buchman . . . . . Bob Velander .. . . . . . .Vicky Allen Captain Keller . . . Martha ......... ..........BobSeward . . . . Anne Schiefelbusch . . . . . . Georgia Halpain . . . . . . . Bob Woolard . . . . Cindy Bracken Percy ........ Viney ......... Helen Keller .... james Keller .... Aunt Ev ...... Anagnos .......................... Bob Morton Annie Sullivan Children ..... Cindy Burnett, Marsha Dick, Joann Ferguson, Mary Hunter, Carol Markham, Linda Pitman ...................BarbyBurnett Mary ............... .............. C arol Finch THE STAFF Assistant to the Director ........... Bob Woolard Set Design and Construction ..... . Chuck l-Ieinsohn, Dale Seward, Mr. Robert I-leinsohn, Mr. Ed Seward Lighting . . . .......... jerry Caldwell, Lee Gray Cgstumes . . . . . . Cindy Bracken, Carol Finch Properties . . . . . Bob Seward, Bob Morton Sound .......... .......... B ill Albertson Publicity ........ ........... T erry Hoke Incidental Music . . . . . Rod Phillips Business Manager .... . . . Bob Velander Makeup ............ . . . Barby Burnett A record-setting nurnbe r of people a ttended The Miracle Worker, the second all-school play of the year. The three-act drama was seen by 833 people in its two night run, March 18 and 19. The p ow e rful and m o v in g story of Annie Sullivan' s efforts to teach language to the young Helen Keller won praise from members of the audience. Sharing equally in the praise were the efforts of the actors, the stage hands, and the set construction crew. I'm afraid you're the difficulty, Miss Annie. - Uanette Buchman, Barby Burnett, Georgia Halpain, Bob Velander, Bob Woolard.j The dr a rn a ti c breakfast sc e ne in which Barby Burnett, as Annie Sullivan, teaches Georgia Halpain, as Helen Keller, to eat with a spoon. Do you know how I look in them ?' Splendiloquent. Like a race horse ! fBob Morton, Linda Pitman, Joann Ferguson, Barby Burnett, Cindy Burnett, Carol Markham, Mary Hunter, Marsha Dick., 89 Miss Sullivan follow instructions! I will not have you also tumbling out of our windows. fBob Woolard, Barby Burnett, Bob Velander.l . Woody Mahoney f Bob Mortonj and Sharon McLonergan Uanette Buchmanj team up on a duet of Old Devil Moon. Finic1n's Rainbow Tells Of Love, Laughs, And Leprechcauns A cast of over forty Parsons High students, along with a twenty-member o r c he s t ra , presented Finian's Rainbow on T hur s day and Friday, April 29 and 30. The fantasy spin a story about Finian Mc L one r ga n , who steals a pot of gold and brings it and his pretty daughter, Sharon to America. A le p r e c ha u n , Og, follows him since the gold originally belonged to him. The ens u i n g complications--including young Woody Mahoney, who falls in love with Sharon--made for a delightful evening's entertainment . Songs included in the production included: How Are Things in Gloccamorra , Old Devil Moon , When I'm Not Near The Girl I Love, I Love the Girl I'm Near , Necessity , That Great Come-and-Get-It Day , When the Idle Poor Become the Idle Rich , If This Isn't Love , Look to the Rainbow , and Some- thing Sort of Grandish. The leprechaun fBob Sewardj works his magic on Se nator Rawkins fBob Velanderj . The leading roles in the musical were taken by QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Bob Seward, Mike Larson, Janette Buchman, Bob Morton, and Bob Velander. STANDING: jane Bair. Bob Seward, as Og, the leprechaun, professes his love to Susan, played by jane Bair. 90 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Pattinson, Vicki Smith, Jolene Taylor, Peggy Malicoat, Peggy Lindley, Marcia Bellah. SECOND ROW: Vickie Beard, Bessy Gross, Vickie Allen, Mary Hunter, Diana Burris, Sheryl Gibson, Patty Luety, Sheryl Riggs, Francis Thomas. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Luton, Hannah McDaniels, Cathy Robinson, Marie Cross, Marian Minton, Patty McDonald, Carol Steeby, Connie Redman, Virginia Littleton. FOURTH ROW: Janice Fulton, Olivia Redmond, Kathy Pool, Pat Harris, Terry Naramore, Debby Houser, Linda Ecord, Sheryl Throcmorton, Barbara Morrow, Joyce Minor. Drum Corps Keeps Marching LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Smith, T wi rl e r Jolene Taylor, Twirler M a roi a Bellah, Major Nancy Pattinson, Major Peggy Malicoat, Twirler Peggy Lindley, Twirler 91 Pastels FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: jim Scott, Iene Cottengim, Sharon Phillips, Eric Hyler, Linda Robbins. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: William julian, Pat Caldwell, joe Beaty, Larry Robbins, jerry Caldwell. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Rike, Bob Velander, june Downing, john Winslow. AT THE PIANO: Rodney Phillips. STANDING: Marlene Johnston, Mr. Thompson, Director. P.H.S. and P. J. C. make music together. Some of us practice and some of us don't. fBob Velander, June Downing, 92 Band FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Larson, Allison Fly, Jane Finch, Elnora Bevan, Crystal Pontious, Bill Baily, Bob Seward. SECOND ROW: Virginia Austin, Joy Cramer, Dick Greer, Maurice Ambler, jerry Robbins, Sam Loughmiller, Rick Gorton, Cindy Bracken, Sara Peagues, jimmy Hess, Sharon Phillips, jim Scott, jene Cottongin, Don Waring, David Lindley, Eric Hyler, Linda Robbins. THIRD ROW: Georgia Halpain, Fanny Beard, Donell Coleman, Richard Wicker, Sonny McDaniels, Doug Rike, june Downing, Bob Velander, Duke Gaiser, jerry Bowman, john Cherry, jimmy Blackwell, Bill Coleman, William julian, jerry Caldwell, Larry Robbins, Joe Beaty, Pat Caldwell. BACK: Mr. Thompson, Director. Musicians Make Merry Melodies Orchestra FIRST ROW: Nona Shane, Bill Bailey, Virginia Austin, Sharon Phil1ips,Elnora Bevan, jane Finch, Linda Robbins, Georgia Halpain, Barbara Westervelt. SECOND ROW: Margie White, Doug Rike, Bob Velander, jerry Bowman, joy Cramer, Stanley Brewer, Mike Larson, Allison Fly, Rodney Phillips, Bob Seward, Chuck Heinsohn. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Post, Charles Nash, June Downing, jerry Robbins, jim Blackwell, jim Scott, Ricky Gorton, Cindy Bracken, Sar Peagues, jim Hess, Duke Gaiser, jerry Caldwell, Larry Robbins, Pat Caldwell. STANDING: Fannie Beard, Richard Wicker, john Cherry, William julian, john Winslow, Marlene Johnston, Mrs. Seaton, Director. 93 CHOIR FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Geraldine Stevens, Janell Overfield, Fannie Beard, Karen Marshall, Linda Littleton, Sara Peagues, Lucy Hickerson, Diana Duvall, Vickie Beard, Gwen Hicherson, Jo Ann Ferguson, Mrs. Seaton, director. SECOND ROW: Margaret White, Barbara Quirk, Marcia Bellah, Virginia Littleton, Marian Meadows, Bob Morton, John Peagues, Bob Seward, Rodney Phillips, Allison Fly, Ronnie Lett, Johnny Bayless, Norris Nash, Nat Nash, Janis Miller, THIRD ROW: Phyllis Tusing, Ann Henningson, Gale Turner, Bob Velander, Jim Hess, Earl Markham, Tony Nash, Janette Buchman, Georgia Halpain, Sue Hett, Christine Perez, Inez Conger. FOURTH ROW: Lindy Bracy, Donna Duvall, Winona January, Nona Shane, Chuck Heinshon, Wade English, Donnie Lyons, Arthel McDaniels, Susan Teague, Janis Anderson, Vickey Smith, Elnora Bevin, Marguerite Shepard. FIFTH ROW: Donnie Munsell, Allen Dringerberg, Vernon Coleman, Ed McDaniels, Anne Schiefelbusch, Jane Finch, Joyce Bean, Barbara Westervelt, Susan Hecke. Choir, Chansonneurs Sing Along CHANSONNEURS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn Ferguson, Johnny Peagues, Barabara Quirk, Rodney Phillips, Margie White, Bob Morton, Eleanor Bevin, Johnny Bayless, Georgia Halpain, Mrs. Seaton, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Susan Hett, Jim Hess, Marguerite Shepard, Ronnie Lett, Sarah Peagues, Bob Seward, Janette Buchman, Barbara Westervelt. THIRD ROW: Janice Anderson, Nona Shane, Ann Schiefelbusch, Don Munsell, Marcia Bellah, Chuck Heinsohn, Joyce Bean, Bob Velander, Jane Finch, Susan Hecke. Bumett's from Vassar, or cou1dn't you tell? Boys' Intramurals at PHS ,.f..-, M951 I'm sorry, we don't seem to have any ballots with Go1dwater's name 011 them- Campfire Girls at PHS Don't worry. I'11 get rid of the rats Daaa. . . . Whats up Doc. I'd say that white skirt is a little tight. 95 l She loves me. She loves me not. I'm healed, I'm healed! .,,,,-v f Q... 'M -A Look into my eyes. Tiny Tim Oh, I'm walking to New Orleans Tell another one, George. Keep your eyes on the hands. 'Q l oooo Oooo I 2 1, gum supnn QM ,E 9 1 965 Qf PARSONS UNDERCLASSMEN 4:27 W fl: 2 , 9 QQ U O -10? ,. 54 ' X f ' 3 55 5 : 9 f .1 DU N14 'V O K? o rf '- -X fs : Q Q 1 o -.Q 0 ., H 'V Nl o lb O o 1 o 1, vj 1 o U. I 42 oo 67 97 John Allen Janice Anderson Wanda Anderson Virginia Austin Bill Bailey lane Bail' Richard Barbee Joyce Be an Patsy Be ard Harry Beggerly Marcia Bellah Judith Bennett Elenora Bevins Don Blackburn Terry Blackburn Carol Bolander David Bolinger Robert Booker L. Q! Q , ,, .K Ki 9 ' 39 ill ,My .. J Welton Booker Sandra Boyle Cynthia Bracken Donald Brooks Dana Brown Bob BYUCS A' B 1 'L' fflilfi lssla is B e al f e Kenneth Bryant Beth Buento Diana Bush Jerry Caldwell Pat Caldwell Ricardo Campbell fe- I. Dale Cooper Catherine Depee Patricia DeWitt Marcia Dick Roger Duroni Marilyn Ecord 98 . in r gr if Marda Emert John Essig JoAnn Ferguson Carol Finch Phil Foreman Ridge Frew ' 6 Janice Fulton Duke Gaiser Don Gambrel Anna Lee Gilley Diana Golden La Ree Gray 5' is J ,C wb I4 Lee Gray Terry Harper Larry Harwood Susan Hecke Jan Henderson Ann He nningsen -J N'-.af XJ 5 ,Z . -..-' 4 .--4. 7. Q! 'V ,,,, , X, xx Ester Hernandez Susan Hett Jolene I-lodgden Bill Hogelin Gerald Holland Geraldine Holland fr? -in Sherry Holsinger Carol Howard Steve Hurt Winona January Carl Jett Marlene Johnston 1'3 Jacque Journot William Julian Mike Keal John Kelly Arla Lee Kerley Tom Lackey 99 Q 1 9:1 Ne George Lakes Linda Littleton Huey Long Hag-mah Mcpaniels Janiece McMillan Paul Marquardt my tiff' A ,, L, M-ii I Xe E E .. Karen Marshall Genevia Mathis Elaine Maberry Tony Mendicki Gary Merchant Joyce Minor X N I f. 'w sf1':.:Q:'2f'. ' '55 f t If Q Deborah Mitchell Mary Morris Barbara Morrow Bob Morton L Donnie Munsell Charles Nash ' may ' ' fp 1 Y F' , 553 . QQ , ffiqv Ni .Q gm A Q, ' 1 5 1 I ,av . Judy Nirschl Dianne Nunnik Susan Owens Christine Perez Doug Phillips Sharon Phillips Bonnie Post Robert Proffitt Stephen Reynolds Dennis Riggs jane Prurtt Virginia Redmond Janie Redman N N f 4 2,5 Stephen Re ed ffm' 3' Stephen Robbins Otis Scarborough Gayle Schickel Tim Seeley 100 A X, A.t,,. , K Q- if 1. Bob Seward Vickey Smith Susan Stice Lee Thom asson jannetta Walls 3:39 5 'W 1, fri f J jerry Shears Marguerite Shepard Virginia Shields Esther Shoesmith John Simms Chris Steinmetz Hortense Stephens Virgil Stewart Virginia Smith Trinette Staten x ' s i 'L ie, . 4 3 Bob Swank Janice Taylor Susan Teague Mary Thiebaud Francis Thomas if 5 E , , Q. 2.3 Michele Tippet Linda Todd Nick Tredway Gail Turner Bob Velander 1 5',,l'Wn QM ir 1 K A K' lslb 1 5 Alice Waring Carolyn Washburn Ronald West Jim Williams Keith Wilson , be - 4 f Q15-i ' , W - T A 1 ...Q 551 Peggy Witty Susan Wood Bob Woolard 101 as r,,,IW M lk 'EBI Ne, 5? 'fl X! 'Q Vicky Allen Arthur Anderson Roy Arnold Diane Austin Lynn Banzet johnny Bayless . ' af- , Q GH M Walter Bayless Vickie Beard Linda Beggerly jimmy Blackwell Stan Brewer Debra Brown ' Nav 09' 5' ' Larry Brown Esther Burch Cindy Burnett Diana Burris Ricky Bussinger john Cherry 4-ETP Gary Clark Sidney Coleman john Connely jene Cottengin Lyle Crail Marie Cross l Mary Arm Dodd Harold Duncan Diana Duvall Linda Ecord Allison Fly Shawn Foreman Meg Gaffey Sheryl Gibson Steve Ginn Robert Good Ricky Gorton Dick Greer 102 , rd. A 4 5325 ' J 5 1 SH 1 5 E955 ev -A' -.4-44' zmz ,, i 7' ,x Patricia Gribben Linda Griggs George Hapner Pat Harris jim I-Ieiskell jim Hess L.D. Hodgden Mitchell Hoffman Joy Hollenback Sheryl Horner Mary Hunter Colombe Leland xi in Elizabeth Luton 'Ke Eric Hyler nl' 14 Carolyn january Peggy jones -v- Debby Houser 'Spy' '5- x ig ,dr sr F Q Wm'?.2i : f . , il sa Bo 1 Don Kinzer 'ig Carol Humphries AS A Patti Lamm Patty Leuty David Lindley Dorothy Lockwood Melba Long Sam Loughmiller A tC- P' wx.. -G' D' vi , L Susan Lyles Don Lyons Jim McCarty Patty McDonald Martha McQuarie 523' 46- -'ef' w-N1 Pat McReynolds Peggy Malicoat Carol Markham Marian Meadows jim Melton Benny Minor 103 'K Ml . e-1 5 -M4 ' . Aj ,, L: si f my ' 1 K , EEF A as J 4 1 wb -.5 A Q Q , a -M A l- Marian Minton Larry Misener S IA fx . 1 fy 'Q Joaquin Padilla john Pe gues w:,z,f' , Bob Mustain Terry Naramore . ' ,vw K.. jane Newton Bill Oxford I ' ,, if 0 'V . 'A ,r ra? Jana Perkins Rodney Phillips Linda Pittman Paula Pontious Kathy Pool Vicki Pribble Deborah Ramsey Connie Redman 9' Cathy Robinson N ..,,,.,-., .M W, . iw fi Q J: Av? fly O 4 f K YS, j f ,gi gr if f l . K lu She ryl Riggs Linda Robbins john Robinson Emmett Russ Pam Sawyer jim Scott Ronnie SBI'ViS SSW S Bill Sketers judy Smith joe Spradlin David Standridge Mike Stapleton Carol Steeby Billy Steel Cathie Ste inmitz wig, I f f :Y-,,qa.fmg 12 if ar P' , w Ricky Stevens Patti Swank Jolene Tay1Or I0 Thomas 104 .A Q! r K-N , s XY ...f . 41 r 3 A Sheryl Thorockmorton Russell Titsworth Ronald Tucker Phyllis Tusing Wynella Vann Brenda Wart Frank Washburn Barbara Westervelt Richard Wicker Martha Wilkerson Allen Wilkinson jerry Willey .K l L A Dale Wilson Tom Wilson john Winslow Rick Wolverton 105 New Students-Second Semester LN 0 ,sae-. -ff W ' ,L A Rita Childs Patty Childs Cathy Tolman TS 1,- ,JL Diagnosis: Hoof and Oh, Slim, I'll bet Mouth Disease. Abe and Wendell you saythat to all the girls. The Year In Pictu res I Q I fl Student Council Election September 14 Snake Dance and Bonfire October 8 Football Shindigs Pgp Aggembligs 107 ., k S , Qi K. U. Band Trip October 10 Football Coronation October 30 National Election at School November 2 Football Season September -November Stalag 17 108 November 12 and 13 T alent A ssembly November 30 Jan Berkshire Assembly December 14 Christmas Assembly December 18 Ann Landers Assembly December 3 Basketball Season Novemb er-March , fn K 2 , Q '?,,fJff ,f gl?-nw 1 . , x,1A .vi ? 3 BNN gig, My , . Lf' l ? Q -su f n-.., ,,.,,,,, ,. K if Af f f s . ,Q - 1 W .. an , , ,, v,,Hx-sf , Q :gi Q A3711 , ,fx figfia' Q 11, 1 W ,H SenioreTrip-Moy 22 Six Flags Over Texas Arrival in Dallas Fried Chicken for dinner l if 'ah-f W , a r lr try, 4 1 ' X fl , 'U . A if-. A J' . 7' A ride on the flume after dinner. Augh! A visit to Skull Island. -.4,. , i A canoe ride through Indian Territory. Waiting for a gun fight, A final look at Six Flags from the Astro- lift. Departure from Dallas 110 3 rw A Smoll Door Closes- A Hundred More Awoif Us. This is the motto of the 154 graduates of Parsons High School, 1965. As a senior gift the class gave American flags to be placed in each room and a large one for the auditorium. The class colors are gold and whiteg the class flower is the rose. In a year of firsts the senior class set a new tradition of honoring the nine top scholars . The honor students wore gold honor cords during the commence- ment ceremonies. The nine honor students are pictured below. HONOR STUDENTS: QL. TO R. J Ron Dunham, janet Bass, Melissa Smith, Betty Tackett, Sheryl Dow- ell, Georgia Halpain, Janette Buchman, Carol Williams, and Charles Heinsohn. Graduates wait outside Munic- i p al Building ready to begin proc essional . is Senior Chairmen greet Dr. Myers at Tri-city Airport. QL. TO R. J Randy Frew, Dr. Myers, Barbara Burnett, and jim Wart. NOT PICTURED: janet Bass. Dr. Myers Speaks To Graduates In the Commencement Address Dr. Myers de- livered he noted that an intelligent interest in life is one aspect that determines whether a person is growing up, or growing old. He also stated that Individual responsibility is a part of the in- telligent interest in life, not an interest in life. In singling out education as a vital factor of living, Dr. Myers Warned against the attitudes of we don't know what we want, but we want it now. Being educated, he said, means responding to an exposure of education, instead of being inoculated with it. Dr. Myers went on to say, There is no educated man. The so-called educated man is one who has not stopped in the endless pursuit of knowledge. Pointing to a need for a sense of sympathy and of a nearness of God, he said it is essential to make sympathy a motive . It is not enough to give . There is no barrier in life that is strong enough to make a person say 'thus far and no further'. Mr. Beck gives Dr. Myers a welcome handshake. 110 C Lost Doy Of School Seniors take finals. . . Mr. Harris cleans his office. juniors take finals. . . Mrs Smith types last-minute letter for Mr. Beck. Even sophomores take finals. Cheryl Cantrell models casual last-day-of-school dress. nod We bid 'a nostalgic farewell to P.H. S Our Supporters A 8 W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN 3330 Main, Parsons, Kansas Good food--Quick Service ANDERSON G LAMB Builders 818 No. 151:h GA 1-5155 ANDERSON' S MEN' S WEAR BEIMONT IGA Red Carpet Service 18th S Belmont BENJAMIN SUPERETTE Choice Meats 3326 Main GA 1-4660 BILL DEARTH INSURANCE, INC. All Kinds of Insurance Wm. A. Dearth W. E. Seeley, Jr. BOB LETT Mutual of Omaha 3020 Main GA 1-5609 BRENNER' S PRESCRIPTIONS Drive -In 24-Hour Service 1519 Main GA 1-4950 FOR BRIDGESTONE MOTORCYCLES See Bradshaw and Lett GA 1-3570 GA 1-5609 TOM BRODERICK COMPANY GA 1-4070 2400 Broadway BROWN OIL G FIRESTONE CO. BOWMAN ELECTRIC SERVICE Quality is True Economy GA 1-4860 BURNETTE PRINTING CO. GA 1-2890 1811 Broadway BUSH'S CAFE The Friendly Place To Eat 200 N. Central C S H ELECTRIC, INC. C SJ AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Rebuilt starters and generators 405 N. 10th GA 1-4182 CRANE SHEET METAL, INC. Heating and Air Conditioning 406-408 N. Central GA 1-5470 LEON CROOKS Master of Photography 1807 Main GA 1-1800 WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FIRMS WHO HAVE MADE POSSIBLE THE PUBLICATION OF THE 1965 NORSEMAN. YOUR PATRONAGE OF THESE BUSINESSES WILL CER- TAINLY BE APPRECIATED. CROOKS S HART Hardware --Plumbing Supplies 2931 Main GA 1-2480 DAIRY PALACE ICEE, Coldest Drink in Town 32nd Main DAVIS FURNITURE CO. 1822 Broadway E. E. HARTWELL, CONTRACTOR THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Parsons, Kansas Time S Temperatme Service GA 1-3211 FOODTOWN SU PER MARKET 2222 Main Parsons, Kansas FRAME OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. GA 1-5030 1815 Main Parsons, Kansas GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER 1711 Main Parsons, Kansas GOLDEN DRUMSTICK G GJ ROYAL MASTER CLEANERS 1819 Main Parsons, Kansas HARRIS' CHINA AND GIFT SHOP 1812 Main Wallpaper and Toys HARRY EDWARDS SPORTING GOODS It pays to play 1813 Main GA 1-4930 HASKETT AND PEDLAR AUTO SUPPLIES The One Stop Store for All Your Automotive Needs HYDE'S GREEN1-IOUSES 2600 Corning INTER-STATE MUSIC CO. J. C. PENNEY 1725 Main Always First Quality JAMES SHOE STORE GLENN JONES, LAWYER KEEGAN'S, 1800 Main KLKC RADIO Dial 1540 Music - News - Sports KEELE APPLIANCE CO. KUTZ MUSIC STUDIOS LAMBERT-DUFFY-MELONE LITWINS DEPT. STORE L S N SUNDRIES 410 N. 26th GA 1-9769 MALLAM'S CAFE 1811 Main Welcome, Students MATTHEWSON COFFEE SHOP 216 South Central Raymond Alloway, Manager MILLER'S SHOES 1816 Main Florsheim Shoes M AND O MARKET Free Deliveary GA 1-5750 515 N. 15th MODEL SUPERETTE Your Family's One Stop Model Food Center 901 South 16th MONTGOMERY WARD 1801 Main Satisfaction Guaranteed MUTUAL OF OMAHA First National Bank Bldg. Your Good Neighbor NELSON' S STEAK HOUSE NEW FIELD'S JEWELRY 1827 Main Artcarved Wedding Rings NICHOLS 1804 Main Home of Botany Brands OLSONS FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER PARSONIAN HOTEL PARSONS COMMERCIAL BANK Parsons, Kansas 90th Anniversary PARSONS NEW CAR DEALERS ASS'N Parsons, Kansas PARSONS NEWS Southeast Kansas' Largest Weekly PEOPLES BUILDING 8 LOAN ASS'N Insmed Savings 1817 Main Parsons PFEIFFERS 1810 Main jewelers Since 1873 PLATTER'S PHOTOGRAPHY and BOOK SHOP Parsons, Kansas GA 1-5650 PONTIOUS SERVICE CENTER Service on all Home Appliances 529 S. 32nd Parsons SENGPIEHL FURNITURE CO. SEWALL COLOR CENTER Complete Paint and Wallpaper Supplies 1809 Broadway GA 1-2520 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. - 1910 Main Cover the Earth Super Kem-Tone and Wallpaper - Kem-Glo SPRAGUE MOTEL AND OIL COMPANY STEPI-IEN'S WOMEN'S WEAR 113 South 18th It Pays to Shop Stephen's First STEWART PHARMACY Your Rexall Drug Store 1712 Main, Phone GA 1-1150 SWITLIK JEWELERS THOMAS MOTORS 1135 Main, GA 1-6170 See us for Clean Cars TREDWAY AUTO SERVICE 414 North 26, GA 1-2960 Complete Auto Repair THE VIRDINES' BEAUTY SALON WALKER EXCAVATING AND GRADING 4245 Main Phone GA 1-3023 WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANY GA 1-6330 2515 Main WICKER' S SHOES ZESTO DRIVE-IN 1301 Main Sandwiches, Drinks, and Ice Milk 1 1 3, in '1' I, 0' in ' ,f' lp ' ,gfA 1 ' gg:-7 I llf ,r' 1 , I' .tr E-,ag ,K Lnfih, If I 5 -bif- ,R - . X Y , z ' I ,XX I 1