Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)
- Class of 1961
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A , H 5 W, rl 5 , . :,:', ---,,1eL,,: ,7-Fm M V , f 'R I ix Q ' i Q Roosevelt Gym 9 , A A L 1 ff '3 '-fy-jg Hutchmson Flelcl . . .-.,, , - x .L,,L ,V W 4 Q- M W ggi ,.,1,.-f 4 . www M f' wwf' The Hut QQ! mi? 'OH-x Q 'WM M7555 Y. ,.., K. . hx -, 1 fm ,jx 40. , . 1, W- lliwifi i ii fl .w..,v....,.,, Q 135 Board of Education Office Tennis Courts Tl Li Q -f-r I 'Pl is ADMINISTRATION EARL R. BEVAN Supa-1'inte11dent of Schools STANDING: R.W Hart T W Bath AlfredH Kneebone Earl R Bevan SEATED: Donald C Wldner Wlncmna Von Schultz Wllllanl H qhute Thelma L Mlller BOARD OF EDUCATIO MARGARET WOODS School Nurse WWm,,,,..-WM FACULTY JOHN I.. ENGLAND Prillcipal GUIDANCE OFFICE Student Assistants Carol Am-rcli Sllcrly Buford Susan Chambers Judy Foresmun Sandra Garrison Judy Marrunc Judy Miller Erlene Powell Helen Riggs Terri Saunders .ludy Lee Scott qmiiiz DAN TEWEIL 9.-XRA STEPHENS Fpvech. Uebala-. lfnglish English ' ' 4- --x A X. av. - X ' xx s ,. .f ' V X 'J JN ' Q . h is H '- . V -vii X A X ,. XL, . I , ..........4.. FLORA J. MARSH NIAHCARIQT ANN LATINIS English. Journalism English, Dramalics Y... Q LANGUAGE ANDIJTERATURE MJXLVDE li. Li-XNICY '-nm-h. Lltin. IQ lip H ITH H. LEW I S English XS 1 , A, X XX f x . 1 ,. W 1 sf ' ' ' ' Vfivftf I ,fin . ' 'min 'bfi -I f ' A --.. Jw :i '51rsfi4fffwxg2m,1:,,. :wfJ, ff,r ,, ,f M31 gag?'f,ggesf5,yY3Q,'f ' ' :JTIQJ ,Mg:':Lf?s,f :-.:z: .1 .fv f f-4' Y ' :I :. ,. sf24-:f:'f141ff'-bc 1 ' 1 1151 X: 8' .:,.S .V ' , ' 'Q' eHf::..- , 1 - N i, ' .... -,J ,,jjf:..fgj'1.':f': . , 75 f -- ., I ,L , -. .- Wx. + 5 K ,t V. . '-qu: MARION NATION American Problems FLORENCE WHITE American History, Art .5 JAMES MOREY MADGE WALTZ American Problems American History iii' Ney :Shu SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS ERNEST NELSON Biology, General Science N . '5- 'lx PEGGY J. ELS.-XSSEH JESSIE MARIE BAILEY Algelnra, Geometry. 'frigoliometry Algebra, Geometry f 3 ' , ,. .- aff' K. 1-' K, K . MAX STRUBLE Chemistry, Phy sics, Algebra Br'Z.,'F,.j, ,p-1-ii '-'EK , I A T, A Qg , faw. V . A A , A , 0' f ' M , , if ,v-,. , H kg :.., -. ,, ,, -. A A A i W vs. vi I A W W 1 as A l 1 Q 22, ' ii L :AR I was ai , ms an-f FLORENCE WHITE Art, American History FINE ARTS - LIBRARY is ,, , MARY PROCTOR TRACY WHITE Library Library GERALD BLANCHARD Music 1 JUURNALISM PHOTOGRAPHY , 5 Y 5 f mc? f Q '3 Q kv E ' xi BUSINESS S x 't I ' ' ,V 0... Ill pi gas: 1 ' -9 'E' LAWRENCE L. BOYVYER Business Arithmc-lic, Bookkeeping, Business Law and Ifczonomics 'Www 1 I' i CARMEN SVVAFFORD MARY E. NELSON Spanish and Typing Secretarial Office Practice Shorthand, Typing JQFQ N HOMEMAKING - CAFETERIA Maur DAkr'roN ALMA ARTINGER MYRTLE BH.-UJSHAW Cafeieria Cafeteria FRANCES B. CEDDES Cafeteria Manager fi! 1 , ,, x E , ,. T M 'Q JOHN E. WHITE 'KN S ka Qi M4 , I qr. ! 7 ...lv in I 2v W MAX LUNUQUEST Xvoorlwurking. Mevhanir-al Umwin IND USTRIAL ARTS ..,. i . X' -4-my 2' ' V , ffygfj Kg , QQ . sw? JESSE KEITH SUITON Auto Uevhanics. 'Vlarfhine Shop Vocatimlal Printing W- HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION QS' rr! - E' A 4+ fix . , , .. fn 3 MARTIN HUHDE 6 V Physif-al Educ-atimi ' 4 HELEN MESSENGER Physical Education LYNN EARREUJ Physical Eduvatimi SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE ANNABFII 'x STFVEINSON Seclzmry Tleaeurer PEARL OOI I I Seflelrzrw I0 flu Pzzmzpal CUSTODIAI STAFF aww NI 1rt1n Ble ent Carl Slpe Innes W Kmu 6 Hear? CIIWIIIIIIIITZ Left John Bond Rlght Herman F mter Emlle Theys Way ue Cathman if-we Si ug HU 1 3 15,2 f-'Kvw s S I i ? s ELECT LEADER HIP I ALL- CHOOL ELECT IO In lllc all-sclmol election held SCDICIIIIWCI' Il zmrl I5, nearly IOO percent of the student lmdy cast their votes to Self-Ot Student coun- eil mul class officers and two Cl1CEf1'lf?Elfll'fF from eavh 4-lass. The election was arranged and supervised by Miss Waltz, stu- dvut vounc-il sponsur, and volunteer Studi-nt groups. Y?-1 HI-Y , Y-TEE E T ERTAIN N W STUDE Approximately 100 students and fac- ulty memhers gathered on Hutchinson Field for the annual Hi-Y and Y-Teen Mixer which opened the social program at PHS. Purpose of the mixer was to welcome the incoming sophomores and new students. Program for tho evening invluded games. contests. and a group sing. Refreshments of pop and doughnuts served by the host groups vompielvd an evening of good fei- lowship. Hosts greet their guests. The crowd gathered quivkly around the- rt-freslnnent tables. Believe it or not, this is Max Lunrlquest. industrial arts instruc- tor! Senior girls nu-et Fort Scott on the gridiron in a pep assembly. I' Q RALLIE T IR PEP Pep rallies. planned and presented by various clubs and homerooms assisted by the Cheerleaders and the Pep Band. stir enthusiasm before home football and basketball games. Skits have varied from mock games and TV shows to a funeral complete with corpse and mourners. Wvhen the weather was suitable, the cheerleaders frequently called,the student body to a rally on the front steps during the noon hour. The bon-fire and snake dance are traditional preparations for the Columbus-Pittsburg Coal Bucket game. 'wi Cheerleaders rouse the stu- '7 dent body to rally on the front steps at noon. RIETY HO REVEALS TALE T The music department discovers some talent each year in the variety show which they sponsor. The school is thoroughly can- vassed for acts to make up an evening of entertainment. Proceeds from the show help defray ex- penses of music groups which travel to con- tests and clinics during the year. Three senior girls present a pantomime. Gary Browning does the hula The PHS Dance Band furnished background music for the evening. 'Uk if 5' sit, ., 'ii' xiii? Civil' 'ts ft 2. Students served as guides for visitors. Paul Wilbert, a representative of The American Legion, ud- dressed the parents. 3 , if-1? mal, ,Maw 4 . if i, ., 5 .1 E , s W PARENTS VISIT SCHOUL On W'7PflltESflHf' evening. lYox'ember 9, 5enior High held its annual open house in observance of National Education Week. The parents and friends assembled in the audi- torium tor a short program of music by the high school choir and greetings from The American Le- gion. Fllllilttillg the program parents were invited to tour the building and to visit with the teachers. Re- freshments were serx ed in the library. as K+ ww Superintendent Earl Bevan and Principal John England greeted the guests. Many parents visited the new- ly equipped biology classroom. if EALL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE CLASS PARTIES Carolyn Brown and Kim Hurtlow rclgn as king and qu:-en at Reindeer Rompf' senior class Christmas party. Sfmphornurr- line up for rcfrvshmcnts aft- er an vwning of QLIIHEN and stunts Iypi- cal of lIaIlowe'cn. Dancing and gurm-Q furnished vnu-rlain ment for thc junior class party. QUEEN REIGNS OVER HOMECOIVIING ACTIVITIES -II' ,- 1 it - get , 'ti' X ' ' ff5f ff...:'1:f-M2 ,fe N . ,,,i,,1-iff, 7. V-,.f:Zg fNs- figiggw asia .- fl Ai ,L-A ,,. . i 66? a.. ,M Q isisi iaagag EEE , f at ,fa is Queen Deanna Packard and her attend- ants Patty Sinn and Judy Menghini reigned over I'?6O homecoming festivities on October I2 at Senior High. John Clark. Uragon Cap- tain, crowned the queen in appropriate cere- monies at halftime of the PHS-Columbus foot- ball game on Hutchinson Field. Escorts for the occasion were Robert Viets. president of the student councilg George Lampe. student council vice-president: and Gil- bert Viets, NFL president. Following the game, the Blue Notes fur- nished music for a dance which honored alumni and royalty. All arrangements for the homecoming fes- tivities were made by the student council under the direction of Miss Wialtz. QUEEN Deanna Packard QXTTEN DAVIS Patty Sinn Judy Nlenghini ,kk . i ls, . ries .lm I J CHEERLEADERS '99 1 2 NX rg JEANNE DIEU JANICE KIRK SHERYL BOWERS JUDY BUCKLEY Sophomore Senior Senior Sophomore CAROL ALLEN BECKY ROBERTSON Junior Junior .l'TIR PEP FOR COAL B CKET The pep rally for the annual clash be- tween PHS and Co- lumbus began with a bonfire held on the practice field. Dragons builrl up fpirit before the gurne which if u high puinl ul the foolball season. GAME W' - L , S 5 ,ge if Q ,, f E .Xfler hnlfling the 1-ual bucket fur ten l'llllft't'llllXt' 511115. the Urug- nns blll'I'0H4,lilIAt'4l lln- lrupliy In Co- ll1IIllJUS when llivy were ilvff,-utul in the annual fnnlball gunie. For sixteen uf Lhe tweiily-lliree years sinre Lhe Lions Club pre- ecl the lrnpliy. it has ocvupied an important place in the P115 trophy case. 1 1mnmm DRAGONS HAVE ROUGH GRID SEASON COACHES .I ames Morey Lynn Farrell VARSITY SCHEDULE Ottawa ,E I ,,Y,,77 , ,,77, ,I3 Chanute , A 6 Joplin ,, ,,,, 7 Iola ,,,,,,,, A,,..,,,. 13 Fort Scott .. , ., A 7 Parsons , A .E E32 Coffeyville ,,,,, , ,,,,, 28 Independence ,,7,, ,I3 Columbus , ,,,,,, ,733 TOP ROW, left to Fira, Kenny Boone B SQUAD SCHEDULE PHS. .oooo oooooooo. 1 3 Fort Scott oooooo toooo.o,..o.. 7 PHS oooo. , PHS ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,I,., 3 8 Miaini t,t,, .,,,. .lil PHSW--. PHS ,,,,,,,, .,,,.,,,, I 3 Columbus ,,,, ,.,,.. 6 PHS .,,, A PHS, ,WW ,,,I, .l3 Altamont ,,,,.,,.,,..,..,,,,,,, 7 PHSM.-. PH? -'ee-' i E22 STUDENT MANAGERS PHSE ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,. 33 PHS H rrff ffVA 1 3 John Gore PHS! 7 Charles Rockelrnan PHS ,,,,,,, , ., .,., .lil THE SQUAD right , .lohn ,lim Giordano, ,lohn Ainershek, Dill Colborn, George McAdams, Larly Shattuck, Richard Cezur. SECOND ROW: Charles Bookclman, John Core, Bob johnson, Kirk Owsley, Gary Cunningham, .lim Thiesing, Dennis Kirkenfloll, Lynn Farrell, James Morey. THIRD ROW: Gene Dudley, Jerry Kneebnne, Gary Allen, Teriy Debusk, Gary Pepin, Tom Emerson, Bill Gill. FRONT ROW: Dennis Bicknell, John Clark, Carl Tinis, Charles Hosinun, Harry Taylor, John Lair, Ron Lemon. BILL GILL CHXRLTS HOQN1 KN CARY PEPIN IERRX KYEFBONL n Guard Halfback Halfback FOOTB LL L...-f L - JIM IHEISINCJ GEORGE 1xIffA1m,xx15 Guard Cemvr CARY CUNNINGHAM End Q, ' H S1 DENNIS BICKNELL CARL TIMS HARRY TAYLOR GENE DUDLEY Halfhack Guard Tackle Tackle J OHN CLARK F ullback BOB JOHNSON Fullback FHA ENTERTAINS DISTRICT CONVENTION A QMFKFR QL S 'bo xi I, of-7 44, , s f 1 E . - 1 9 O iff gf Q10 I X 19 P M QNX NEW HO IJISTRIIZT OFIVICERS TOP ROIV: Hunnif- Huhz. .Ianive Reed. .lam Trimhrirlyv. Nancy Dick- urson. FRONT: .Ivan Harim- RUZIPII. Ruth I'wI'If'I1tI. .Iufiy limharger. Hairy Ami Harden. Loval menihcrs of FHA mitertaim-d uppmxiiiialeh' 300 fivh-gates Irrim other arva high schmmls at Ihr- fall r-mifererive of Future Ihiiifiiiiakvrs of Ame-riva. 'Wvvtiiigs for the mis--flap' affair mire he-Id in the Senior High School with il IIIIICIICOII Svrved at rmmi in the Nh-lh0cIist Churvh. Thr' rIay's program opeiiocl with u miv-r in Iirmsvwll Gym. Thv ITIIPIHIIZI Chzlplvr mis TPFIIHIISIIWII' fur the mit01'tai1iri1Piii. amd thx' Collvgv? High Cliaplviwr-1'x'm-rI I'i fI'PQII1Nl'IlIF. Thvmv of the conf:-1'01iC0 was HYOU and Your Family. Tmhiy and TH1llHTI'HSS'.M Curlst Speakers were ITV. Rohvrt Noble Of KSC and Kermit Oaks of Tiniporiu. Imcurl FHA IIlElllIN'I'S await lhmf arrival UI Olll-1rlc'IUWIl guflsls. UUIUVUE NI H ANNUAL DEBATE TOURIEY DRAWS SIXTY TEAMS si. Q. yes ft. iff fi. me HIL 111 JK 1 XS 1 -'-- I eoniul X1 111112. ch xatt 111i 811121 'gs 1' ' TLA 1. nual tournamc'nt. A dchater searches his notes. The seventh annual PHS Dehate Tour- nament was helfl in Ueeernher with Bruno E. Jaeoh, secretary of the National Forensic League. as guest of honor. Twenty-five Schools enterefl Sixty teams in the meet. College High of Pittshurg took first place. and Hutchinson won second place. Dan Tewell. PHS coach. was in charge of all arrangements. . I it A . . it ,,....i J sili A at ...M offs ' 1 ff I n. T 'h-+fw.Q.,,..:fQi'i E' Dt-hate couches found time to relax and to ex- change ith-as during tht: tournanim-nt. A tea, serxcd hy high ivhool foods vlusses, was a high point in activities 'for couvlies and chaperons. 35 HO TOR BASKETB LL Q EE KN. I Captain flary Allen escorts Queen Janice to the tlirone. THE QLTIFYS COURT Janice Kirk was crowned queen of the 1960-Ol liasketball season at half- time Ceremonies of the Pittsburg-Inde penrlenee game on lielaruary 10. Cary Al- len. Dragon Captain. Crowned the queen. Judy Buckley and Sandy Coffman, royal attendants. were escorted by George Lanipe and Bill Gill. Robe-rt Viets, pres- ident of the student Council was the queenis escort. Following Llie Coronation in whivli vlieerleaders and majorettes partieipateml. the queen and her Court took their places on tlme royal platform. Music' for the dance which followed the game was furnished by the PHS Dance Hand. Candidates for royal honors were nominated lay the basketball team and cleeted lwy the student body. Miss Waltz and memlu-rs of the student council were in c-liarge of all ar- rangreinents for the oc'c'asion. George l.a1npe H1,1,E.N Vit-is Bill C511 Sandy Coffman QUEEN Jamiw Kirk Judy. Bucklm il ww-er U 4 pi rig, 3' or iw QM ek mm ie - gfsf-wawya-wff , S CUACHING STAFF LYNN FARHELL Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Hm.w.,w.wM tt,, fl- 4, 1. i ll,.l, ,, Il V -f- ,,. M - 1 it .:. - it ' 'f .1 J --P 1- ff5'ii Q Q55 fifi, V , Z.. , , .l . I . . lll,, ,l m , I , . .J Q. ' A N T -1 l l . . . fig, iglfi ,, 11 ' , lg: nw xx- .:ki,,.g' , iw ,, . 5527 f. . Q j - . V' Vgzfyn . y jfgfljg V j5f:'if35iy gwmw .... .... Q JAMES MOREY Head Football Coavb Assistant Basketball JOE WINCHIQSTER Track Fw I PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS BASKETBALL COACHES Lynn Farrell James Morey Varsily B Squad VARSITY THE SEASON Parsons PHS Iola Ll IOJ3 PHS Chanute 62 JOPIIH PHS Independence 58 Chamlte PHS Coffeyville 68 Altamont PHS Columbus Columbus PHS Fort Scott Altamont Fort Scott N Independence B SQUAD Coffeyville PHS Parsons 41 Columbus PHS Iola 49 Parsons PHS Joplin 52 THE SQUAD PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS Chanute Altamont Fort Scott Independence Coffeyville Columbus Parsons Iola Chanute Independence Coffeyville TOP ROW, left to right: Terry Verdugo, Frank Bair, Dick Bolte, Kirk Owsley, Ray Dray, Cene Dudley, Hon Lemon, Charles McColm Dennis Kirkendoll. SECOND ROW: John Amershek, Larry Fite, Cary Allen, Richard Barnes, Richard Cezar, Kenny Boone, Ron Lake. John Iiutler, Cary Pepin, Harry Taylor. FRONT ROW: George Comstock, Charles Wesonig, Rick Femetti, Terry Michie, Jim Cunningham. DRAGON LETTERMEN GARY ALLEN Senior Guard RAYMOND DRAY Senior Center GENE DUDLEY Senior Center RON LEMON Senior Forward GARY PEPIN Senior Guard RICHARD BOLTE Junior Guard LARRY FITE Junior Forward Left to right: Larry Fite, Dick Boite, Terry Vcrdugo, Ray Druy, Gene Dudley, Ron Lemon, Kirk Owsley, Dennis Kirkendoll, Dick Cezar, Gury Allen, Gary Pepin. KIRK OWSLEY Junior Forward RICHARD CEZAR Sophomore Forward DENN IS KIRKENDOLL Sophomore Forward TERRY VERDUGO Sophomore Guard COUNCIL LE DS MANY CIIOOL CTIVITIE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Robert Viets Presfffefnt Sandy Cuffrnan Secremry-Treasurer George I.ampe I 'ir1J-Prvsirlvlzt SPON FOR5 Madge Waltz John England COURTESY COMMITTEE Shirlvy Stulon, Chairnzarl SEATED: Joyce Snow, Sandra Garrison, MI-Iunie Wvade. 5hirIPy Stanton. STANDING: Terry Ifarabi, Truman ToeIIn-r. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Susan Cllarnhcrs, Iflmirman SEATED: CQIIIIIILI Vietti, Sandy Myers, Susan CIIHIIIIJGFS, Sheryl Bardett. STANDING: I3iII CoIIJurn, Ronnie EIIIS, John Iluynf-S. -, ,H is The student council is the first repre- sentative organization to liegin its work in the fall. The council represents every stu- dent, and those who participate get practical experience in the activities organized hy the council. Each representative elected hy his homeroom must maintain a satisfactory scholastic standing and meet the require- ments of proper attitude and service. The all-school election is the earliest project ol tI1e council. This election pro- vides leadership for students who get ex- perience in citizenship and service. Other activities includc the pulilication of the stu- dent handbook and the planning of the an- nual homecoming activities. if C SAFETY COMMITTEE George Lampc. Clzzlirmmz SEATFIIZ .Ieannette Borello. Slicriy Elliott, Gloria St. Clair. STANDING: George I.ampc. Cary Allen. Terry Farahi. Ilill Colhurn. PUBLICITY COMNIITTEI' Robert Lemon. Cfznirmrm Bill Laughlin, I.ouis Braden. Robcrt Lcmon Jan Trowbridge. fi x I--X3 1 ' it I V, 3392 My Moms'-. is - 'st ai 52. Fit . W: fb 3 fn .figaaz-5,-,f.'.Q.y--:tw-I wx ,ww w.,,.e4w 'f ,J T' fe V V' '5 ss'f'5 A gfxlf, '53 U3 wg Q--wif ruff M '::+P wt1. f'sfa,i.-Q A 5.3. ,Q ,rgg.L.j,-gs M sw, ,vuggmu .,f sag: 5 -aint' f Riff Q- . gygft' ' yi F- S r ,f 0 4' ,yiwr ,,, . 5353-f, J 425- ' ' fi? r2 its ' egg, an ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Gloria SI, Clair. Clzafrmmz SEATED: Sherry Elliott. Cloria St. Clair. Jcannctte Borello. ST-XNIJING: Cary Allen. .Tack Mackie, Doug Miller. M:-Q .ff -,.f, Council memliers assist at football and Iiasketlmall games In handing out programs. Through the council. students can ex- prcss ideas helpful to the management of the school. The council can then put these ideas to work and thus sustain a spirit of understanding lietween the administration and students. The council is divided into five com- mittees: courtesy. social, actixities, safety, and pulilicity. Meetings are ht-Id each Tuesday at ac- tivity period. Y-TEENS Y TEENS Tv ddfiilii- X 111i nil Ill' 1 Xgyx sunny' -ssiiflff num. Tinrlgl BETTY KETTH. PI'l'.9I.lZCTTf The Y-Teens. an organization of more than 250 girls. places emphasis on spiritual growth. serv- ice to others. and fellowship. The organization meets each Thursday during activity period either in its committee groups or in general assemhly. Programs for the year are varied. Those with religious emphasis include the recognition service for memhm-rs. a special Christmas program. and an all-school assemhly at Easter time. The cluh also cooperates with the college in ohse-rvance of religious emphasis week. Service to others is an important factor in the work of the group. The entire organization adopted TH! a cottage ol retarded children at the state hospital in Parsons. This project hegan in January and con- tinued until Feptemlmer. The girls made dolls and scraphooks which were distrilmuted to the children for Christmas. Social functions included the all-school mixer sponsored hy the lli-Y and the Y-Teens, a backward Christmas party. caroling. and the mother-daughter tea. Several money-making projects were conducted hy the finance committee. During the lnaskethall season the girls sold pop and candy in a concession in the lohhy of the gyni. f CABINET TOP ROTV, left to right: Miss Ftvpln-ns. Mrs, White, Hrs. Lewis, Miss Whits', Miss Bailey, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Swatford. SECOND HGTV: Bcity Keith, ,lojnn Snow. Linda llerron, Sandy Coffman. Pain M1'Connick. FRONT ROW: Ann Wells. Deanna l'at'kur+l. Judy Menghini, Judy tjoonrod, Mary Recd, Janet Phelps. if A 9 Q52 .1 42 in H E , LM- . .Q W X ,pw as T' 2 Q ar I ., Q ., A fri T. ,,i..,! in 5314 if Q13 . Jo Ann Snow, Chairman FINANCE COMMITTEE Sara Stephens. Sponsor TOP ROW: Linda Sheldon, Shirley Emerson, Margaret Story, Donna Waterman, Kay Sparks, Carol Sanders, Judy Garner, Susan Coonrod. SECOND ROW: Miss Stephens, Betty Warford, Kay Payne, Judy Morgan, Sue Russell, Karen Dickey, Kathy Wylie. THIRD ROW: Judy Foresman, JoAnn Snow, Joan Darlington, Patty Devers, Donna Kelsey, Laura Liebig, Dorothy Brady, I.incla NN allis. FRONT ROW: Gloria Graham, Lucille Borggren, Cail Velia, Judy Clark, Carol Cox, Donna Jackson, Linda Mason, Mary Clegg. Linda Herron, Chairman SERVICE COMMITTEE Tracy White, Sponsor TOP ROW: Karen Van Laninghani, Jan Trowbridge, Linda Herron, Gail Croker, Joan Bailey, Karen Smith, Mary Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mimi Gudgen, Carolyn Cherry, Betty Humbard, Mary Mullani, Susan Wilson, Geraldine Swafford, Mrs. Wliite. THIRD ROW: Judy Miller, Linda Breedy, Laura Riaenshurg, Dorothy Smith, Carmelita Fleck, Connie Greer, Janice Kirk. FRONT ROW: Sherry Elliott, Sheryl Bowers, Sheryl Dechario, Margaret Hartshorn, Patty Scott, Carol Crafton, N., 1 1 tu.. , . ,... ,..,, aa. if ,Gyn o N. Q, , 5 .. if gil? aa SQ Judy Coonrod, Chairman WOIISHIIJ COMMITTEE Ruth liewis, Sponsor TOP ROWY: llctty Kcilh, Nancy Salla, l.illian Bosscau, l.aYf-ta Butler, Cay Powell, Donna Oehme, Vicki Consolino. SECOND ROW: Sharon Polslon, Rullu Fitzgerald, Ramona Wcbb, Elizabeth Laughlin, Erlenc Powcll, Bcwrly Swaflord. THIRD ROW: Grctclivn Grcuf, :Inn Wvlls. His. Lcnig Hohcrta Dcnny, Martha Powell, Carol llurnctt, Judy Hill. FRONT HOTT: Judy Chase, Dcanna Packard, Judy Coonrod, ,ludy liucklcy, Sue Tims, Becky Harrison. Sandy Coffman. Chairman PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Florcnce While, TOP ROW: ,Iackic llc-Clothlin. Linda Coff, .Ivan Cray, Miss White, Donna Coulter, Sandy Coffman, .lill Moon, Clara Chambers. SECOND ROYY: Karcn Sliivm-ly. .lanv ,Inn Colmle. Cl:-nda Hclnlcrsnn, Joyce Slll'I'W'00Cl, Lana Kinnear, Virginia Shawnn-e, Sharron Buchanan. Karen Boatright, lfran Ziinnicrnian. THIRD ROW: Dc-cky Shancr, Sliirlcy Tlionnwson. Roxy Mr'Cullnu3l1, Linda Hartwig, Naomi ,loe Wiinchcstcr, Rosclla Iloliton, Susan CIILIIIIDCTS. Janice BIVCIVIIGIIIHH. FRONT ROW: Mike Xoung, Gloria Sl. Clair, Barbara Vaughn, Linda Sothcm, Barbara Calindo, Dinah Thompson, Linda Bianchi, Margie fllori-land. Sponsor ' Ubi: : ':E . If 'Z 5 '. ' rifl e! :'.:. A- lifsf ,Z' .: ', 'ask 5 ' f 1 f -' ,, 1: . XX if ,, , Q75 ig . I f s , E3 PROGRAM CONlMl'l'Tl'llf Pam McCormick, Clzairnzrzn Jessie liailcy, Sponsor TOP ROW: Dorothy Pollard, Linda Harln-tson, Linda Blair, ,ludy Slljlllftrll, Carmen Ovrtle, Betty Cherry, Nancy Sheets, Carolyn Brown. SECOND ROWV: Miss Bailey, Linda Pugsmi, BarlJara Long, lfvelyn Cuerry, Sandy Myers, Deanna Mays, Lanna Porr, Pam McCormick. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Bartlett, Sharon Bailey, llarliara Mielktf, Natasha flll3Ill't'llUT, Lana Lavery. Virginia Hunter, Frances Malloy, Rm-lmlle Murray. FRONT ROW: Margaret Kelsey, Judy Hitchcock, Margaret l ields, lit-verly Atliinsnn, Iris Callion, Phyllis Clark, Judy Tanner. MUSIC COMMITTEE Janet Phelps, Chairman Carmen Swafford, Sponsor TOP ROVV: Helen Foster, Ann Pierce, Janice Drennen, Linda Graham, Lesie Castellani, Nette Sharp. SECOND ROWV: Karen Rankin, Martha Martin, Shirley Slaton, Mary Porter, Karen Crowe, llette Sharp, Mrs. Swafforml. THlRD HOW: Cecelia Matson, ,laney Robinson, ,lanis Busfey, Joyce Billions, Jacque Rogers. FRONT ROW: Martha Hall, Donna Randall, Connie Pappifh, Pauline llarlington, Mary Reed. 'tear' 1 3 Judy M1-11gl1i11i. Cflzairmrzrz .I I Y SECOND ROWV: 'Ixvrri ,l.1 11 Il 11 THIRD ROXY: JCLIIICII1- B 1110 111 1111 1 TOP ROW: C. A. Milk ll 1 KHIIIIJIINPH. Hrs. I 1110111 Short, Lana KI'Hl1NQ'. 111111 N11 Il 111111 J1 11111 Kl'I1Ili'tIj'. U1-11-rly Burr. H111 I1 h1 FRONT HOW: Bevky H11b11I I1 X NN H1 1 1 1X 1 P1-rry, AIEHUIIY W'111IC. W 111111 1 I1 llll 11111 5111110 Y-TC1111 sp1'111N11rs l1111k 111 1 tl11 H11 N 11111 Nl1x11 11 11111 Miss 5111111111115 Hrs. Luwi xl Su, A3 W S nw The Hi-Y organization of approximately 200 boys and four sponsors is affiliated with the local YMCA and is part of the World-Wide movement to further Christian ideas. Purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Chris- tian character throughout home, school, and com- munity. Chapter meetings are held each Thursday dur- ing the activity period. One meeting each month is reserved for a combined meeting of all groups. The Hi-Y organization with the Y-Teens spon- sor the annual all-school mixer in the fall. Other activities of the group include the Thanksgiving as- sembly for the entire student body. Local chapters also take part in the pre-legislative conference which is held at the college and the Model Legislature in Topeka. The chapters have one social function during the year. THE CABINET TOP ROW: George Lampe, Denny Smith, Bob Viets, Gilbert Viets, Mr. Struble. SECOND ROW: Bob Martinache, Allen Jameson, Charles Adamson, Robert Thomas, Mr. Bowyer. THIRD ROVV: Sammy Love, Calvin Neptune, John Gariglietti, Bob Clemens, Mr. Lundquest. FRONT ROW: Dave Torbett, Gary Allen, Terry Farabi, Jim Collins, Mr. Sutton. , in JIMMIE WELCH CHAPTER Gary Allen, President Keith Sutton, TOP ROW: Hugh Burgin, Bob Ford, Terry Debusk, John Clark, John Harlan, Dennis Reese, Ed Butler, Doug Muller. SECOND ROW: Calvin Neptune, Jeff Angwin, Cary Cunningham, Carl Tims, Larry Lamborn, Allen Jameson, Larry Mathis, Jimmy Ford. THIRD ROW: Jim Zaearello, Kenny Sutton, Charles Adamson, Danny Edwards, John Irvin, Richard Cezar, Mr. Sutton. FRONT ROW: Gary Pepin, Gary Olson, Cary Allen, Jim Collins, Jack Hcrsch, Tom Thompson, Jim Farley. NEW-CARLSON CHAPTER Terry Farabi, President Max Lundquest, TOP ROW: Kirk Owsley, George Lampe, Jim Theising, Dennis Kirkendoll, Robert Thomas, Robert Viets, Eddie Evans, Robert Scott. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lundquest, John Shattuck, Lloyd Beatty, Ijhil Ramage, Mike VanGordon, John Clark, John Bumgarner, Roger Beard. THIRD ROW: Jesse Loving, Mike Reese, Bill DeArmand, Charles Wesonig, Tom Carlin, Terry Michie, Rick Fernetti, Thomas Tierney. FRONT ROW: John Fields, Kim Bartlow, Jerry Kneebone, Jerry Robertson, John Goodwin, Terry Farabi. Sponsor Sponsor XMIM! fav' - ,aft ' 'M'-... E Y Q ? iq E DANCEAEIJWORTHY CHAPTER Dennis Smith, President Max Struble, Sponsor TOP ROW, left to right: George Townsend. ,laek Mackie, Larry Emerson. Mike Elliott, Dick Stevenson, Phillip Beard, ,lack Harris. SECOND ROW: Bill Nichols, Ted Snider. Don King, Denny Smith, Kenny Boone, Larry Sebold, Doug Campbell, Don Beasley. THIRD ROW: Bill Martinaehe, John Gariglietti, .lim Hannon. Siunmy Low, Paul Blaneett, jim Swartz, ,lim Russell. FRONT ROWV: John Pedroja, Doug Miller, Chris Hood, Dennis Bicknell, Neil Hohnes, Bill Cignetti, Mr. Struble. J. L. HUTCIIINSON CHAPTER Gilbert Viets, President Lawrence Bowyer, Sponsor TOP ROW: Dale Davidson, Miles Sweeney, Charles Bocklennan, Gilbert Viets, Charles Bogalie, Charles Ellis, Bill Vihner, Gerry llannnonds. SECOND ROW: Gary Murphy, Bruce Henihy, Bob Clemons, John Wlhile, John Chambers, Frank Bair, Bob Marquardt. THlRD ROW: Mr. Bowyer, Jinx Lloyd, Robert Lough, Richard Barnes, ,lohn Butler, Larry Southern, Larry Potter, Dave Torbett. FRONT ROW: Jim Hoffman, Toni Emerson, Charles Zuniehelli, Yern Crozier, Toni Police, Louis Braden. at DEBATERS SET RECORD AT DISTRICT TOURNEY AFFIRMATIVE Winfield WON Mathis 2 Olson 1 Coffeyville WON R. Viets 2 G. Viets 1 lola Parsons WON WON Mathis 2 Mathis 2 Olson 1 Olson 1 Ark City Columbus WON WON R. Viets 2 R. Viets 2 P. Sinn 1 G. Viets 1 Wellingon WON Mathis 1 Olson I1 NEGATIVE Wellington WON R. Viets 1 P. Sinn 2 Columbus WON Mathis 2 Olson 1 Parsons WON R. Viets 2 G. Viets 1 Ark City WON Mathis 2 Olson 1 lola WON R. Viets 1 P. Sinn 3 Coffeyville WON Mathis 1 Olson 11- Winfield WON R. Viets G. Viets The highlight of the PHS debate season was achieved at the District debate tournament when the first team set an all time state record by winning 14 debates and losing none. Larry Mathis and Gary Olson were on the af- firmative team, and Robert Viets, Gilbert Viets, and Patty Sinn were members of the negative team. Sandy Coffman was the alternate debater. Robert Viets and Gilbert Viets took third place in the State National Forensic League Tournament. Bruno Jacob, secretary of the National Forensic League. presented the Pittsburg Senior High School a plaque for outstanding achievement in forensics. This national award was based on the record that PHS debaters had made during the last eight years. Dan J. Tewell, debate coach. was awarded a gold NFL key set with two diamonds. Only one other debate coach in Kansas has received this high national award. DEBATE SQUAD Sandy Coffman, Patty Sinn, Chris Hood, Gary Olson, Larry Mathis, Robert Viets. Gilbert Viets, Tack Mackie, Becky Harrison, Sammy Love, Lana Lavery, Chryl Dechario, Terri James. Jeannette Borello, Dave Fischer, Deanna Mays, Miles Sweeney, Wilma Graham, Donna Millman, Rochelle Murray. 1960-1961 DEBATE RECORD First Second District Southeastern Kansas League Columbus Novice Third Shawnee Mission East Muskogee Cross Examination College High Novice Parsons Novice Wyandotte National Forensic League TROPHIES WON DURING THE 1960-1961 DEBATE SEASON , W Pg is 1 ii , +A , ' . ' ,., Q if Q' t o A . ' 2 I ' , .1 , A We Tlx W v'-.f . 50 1 , NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE OFFICERS Gilbert Viets .,,, , ,,,, ,,,7,,, I H 7,,, ,,,,,,,, , , President I , ik? Larry Mathis I , Vice-Preszklent I MMXR Becky Harrison ,,,,,, Secretary Patty Sinn 7,,,,,, ,,,, Treasurer A L Dan J. Tewell W , ,,,, Debate Coach f- GILBERT VIET S DAN TEWELL nv' WMM, fy-vlgfk LARRY MATHIS BECKY HARRISON PATTY SINN ROBERT VIETS W4 ,...u- -uv' mm. -rf JACK MACKIE GARY OLSON SANDY COFFMAN CHRIS HOOD TERRI JAMES JEANNETTE BORELLO DEANNA MAYS DAVID FISCHER LIBR RY CL B Ol l'ilClQliS Dorothy Pollard , ,, President joe Sehommer , Vice-President Susan Wfilson ,. ,. . . Secretary Jerri Fwafford ll-irst Semesterfl Treasurer Judy Garner lSeeond Semi-sterl H . Treasurer SPONSOR Mrs. Mary Pr: actor Lihrary Cluh is vom iosed of those students who are interested in seryinf' their school throuvh im- . I 1- rf irovement and extension of lihrary services. Students can iartivi :atv in the o wration ull the library. learn l . l l l . lihrary techniques, and assist in the selection of hooks, Club meetings are held on Tuesdays at activity period. Hook reyis-ws. disvussions ol lihrary proh- lems. study of authors. and learning ahout different kinds of lihraries are part of the prograin. llaily activities include circulation and slivlying of hooks. typing. nie-ehanical preparation. and mending and cleaning of hooks. Memhers may read and re-port on new hooks before the hooks are placed into circulation. A Yuletidc decorating party in December and a pic-nie in the spring are traditional social affairs. TOP RUWY: ,li1t'lyll.ii'iu-ig Eliraihetli lauylilin. .loo it-liomim-r. Fhirli-3 Finn-r-on. SICCOND ROXV: lim-tty Xlurrliwli. Dorothy l'olltircl, Xlarilyn Pipkin, Mrs. llrovtor. THIRD ROYY: Donna Witt, Helen l ostt'r. Lili:-ryl B.irtlett. FRONT ROVV: Vicki Knowlton, Gloria llraliam, Susan Wilson. asv! 31. 'f 4 at r it iff' if f .iw A vt - - f .Q. i'5 ,.ilf? -sm. K.. ff-1 -1 . 2 TOP ROWY, left Io right: Nliss Latinis, Pam Nlcflorniick, Betty Keith. Ted Snider. Dave- Torhelt, C. A. Millicent, Rovlu-lle Murray. Fran ZllNllll'I'IllLlIl, Carlin-n Oertlu. SEQIOXD ROYV: Judy Coonrod. Sindy Shultz. Ann Williams. Wilma Graham. Carol Allen, Kathy Wylie, ,lutly Marronv, Carol Crafton, .lounn Erlwurnls. Susan Coonrofl, FRONT HOYV: Marilyn Hall, Mike Young, Frances Malloy, .lm-annetle Bon-llo, linda 'FllOIHIJSUI1, jane Ann Coble, Karon Shixely. FUTURE TE CI-IER OF AMERIC n f OFFICERS David Torhett 7 ,,7, ,,77 7 7 President Donna Kelsey ,,,,, Vice-President ,luoly Menghini 7 77 7 7 Secretary Ronnie Lemon 77 7 Treasurer Sherry Elliott 7 7 7,,,,,,,,7.,r,,, 7 Historian SPONSORS Margaret Latinis 7 777777777777 7 777.7 7777777777777 Ernest Nelson TOP ROW: Carl Reep, Jesse Loving, Lonzo Sayre, Neal Holmes, Bill Waltrip, Gayle Croker, Roxie McCullough, Ci-ne Dudley, Ron Lemon. Riclmrd Boho. Gretchen Ureef. SECOND ROVF: Hr. Nelson. Jinnny Ford. Linda Herron. ,lan 'F1'UYYl?I'lQlgC, Shirley Staton. Mary Porter, .ludie Scott, Cheryl Uechario, Sandra Garrison, Camilla Viotti, lris Gallion. THIRD HOW: Sandy Coffman. Patty Sinn, Sharron Buchanan. Ben-rly Swafforil. Judy Chase, Joyce Snow, Susan filminhera, Dorothy Johns, NIHIQ' Etta Edwards. FRONT ROW: Sherry Elliott, Laura Lif-big, .ludy Miller, Judy Menghini, Sheryl Bowers, Donna Kelsey, Patty Devers, Carol Anenli. ri F F . Y 2' Lstsswing 8 5 K u Boys get practical experience in the new shop. VOCATIO AL PRINTING JOHN E. WHITE Instructor Under the direction of the State Board of Vocational Printing, the print shop provides instruction in press work, typesetting, and linotype operations. The department prints all school supplies, prepares pro- grams and tickets for school events, and advertises school functions with posters. Two newspapers-The Booster, a bi-weekly production and the Roosevelt Echo, a quarterly-are printed in the shop. The new shop building completed this year affords many opportunities for expansion in the department. TOP ROW, left to right: Allan Orender, Francis Pipkin, Bill Young, Danny Bitner, Danny Russell, John Boswell. SECOND ROW: John White, Ivan Hensley, Lloyd Redd, Danny Edwards, Steve Smith, Phillip Bussey. THIRD ROW: Richard Reagan, ,lohn A. Clark, Ronnie Sluder, Ralph McCcorge, ,lerry DeGrus0n, Lewis Braden. FRONT ROW: Bob Edwards, .lohn Bates, Ronnie Seifert, .liiumie Farley, Gary Jump. ,.,-e,-ws' s ,. K .A f , EUTURE HOMEMAKER OFFICERS Donna Kelsey , President Nw Patty Dew-rs W lice-l'resirIenL M Sandra Meyers ,, H Secretary Deanna Packard ,, . ,, Treasurer SPONSOR 'T . ,ui Mrs. ,lanct Dalton mt T Y CABINET Dorothy Brady Martha Martin Carol Burnett Sandy M05 ers Judy Chase Deanna Packard Patty Dcvers Becky Robertson Donna Kelsey Jan Trowbridge k Y E ,H N .. ,..,, ., A af--iw--QM. ..W, , K rf X it ' K STANDING: ,Tan Trowlwidge. Patty Drivers, Deanna Packard. SEATED: Donna Kelscy and Sandra Meyers. The FHA is a national organization open to all girls in their second and third years of homeniaking. The purposes of this organization are to promote a growing appreciation of tht- joys and satisfactions of horne- making, to emphasize the importance of worthy home niemlmership, to encourage cleniocracy in hoinc and commu nity life for all, to promote international good will. to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation. and to further interest in home cconomics. TOP ROYV: Pllyllis Clark. Natacha Chancellor, Barbara Long, Elizulu-th Laughlin, Mrs. Dalton, llanlelinc Reynolds, Tana Kruasc. SECOND ROW: Camille Victti, Betty Warford, Carol Allen, Karcn Hit-ki-y, Carol liurncll, Margaret Hartsoll, ,lan Trowbridge. THIRD ROTV: Becky Robertson, Jcanctta Haslani. Judy Smith, Martha Marlin. Linda Mason, Mary Clegg. Dorothy Brady. FRONT ROW: Judy Chase. Deanna Packard, Donna Kelsey, Patty Devors. Sandy Meyers, Juanita Hutchens. 5 W-an K. 1 'Q UNIOR ACADE fIY OF CIE CE OFFICERS Pam Nlctfurniirk N ,,,, President Pat Ireland U ,, 1,1506-PI'f'Sid67ll Wihna Graham Secretary-Trcasurer SPOXSURS lfrnest Xelsnn 7 Max Struhle The Junior Acaclvmy of Fc-it-ncc is a vtuh whivh has heen xx ith the srfhunl fur inure than ti quarter of a ven- tury. Its mvrnhcrship is for thosv sturh-nts who arc itttvrcstvcl in the physical and hicrhmgical hrtnlvhes of science. The avtivitivs this year inakv this ont' of the must SLtt'1'E'5STllT pt-riocls in tht- history uf tht- duh. NTGIIITJCTSTITIJ increased tremendously as clid thc enthusiasm of the cntirt- 1-luh. Thi' group has vxtt-ntled its interests beyond pre- senting a pruject at the annual sc'ienr'v fair to include lively gruup disvussimis, speakers. and outside group projects. TOP ROW: Put Ir:-hnul, llurwin Zcllnu-r, Hubert l.uxw, lfd Ruth-r. llonnti liuiiltt-r, Linda Giver, .luycv TTIOIIILIS. STQCOXIJ ROXX : 1111 5ti'uhlm'. Tvtl Fnirtvr. Jn-k Hllffillgllttl. .Inn Lttlttltllgllillll. Dwnni- Bivknell, Paul lilaiivctl, ,Tt'Llll Cray. .Xnn l'iert'm'. M11 Nclsun. THIRD HOTT: ,lint Walkvr. Ptnn Kln-lfwrmiivk. .Tuth xTLtI'l'lil1'tP. 'Jung Cuiiiplwlt, linger INCH. Bruce Hemhy, Bexwly Swufffliwl. Shuimi Buvhunun. FRONT HGTV: Luna KiIlI1t'Lll', Wihnu ljrtvwn. Ntunni Juv Wincl1f'slt'r. Judy Mr-llor, Judy Scott, Carol Craftun, Ktirvn Bailey. gs tl ATH AND A TRONOMY CL B ' A . If - 6 OFFICERS John Cariglietti ,,77 , . ,. .. . Preslklent Doug Miller ,,,,,, , Vice-President Jim Theising ,7,,,, ,, ,,,7,, Secretary-Treasurer SPONSOR 1 QV.. gs a ta me ugh., S Q .R . as if Ui .te Q .. Mrs. Peggy Elsa Esc-r The Math and Astronomy Cluli. sponsored hy lVlrs. Elsasser, was newly organized this year. Students who are interested in mathematics and science were invited to join the club. Pro ram for regular meetings incluclefl talks by uest sieakers. re Jorts, anfl uzzles. g . O . if l . l P Once each month the cluh met with the Junior Academ' of Science. Hi hliffht of the J g 2: year was a field trip to the observatory at the College. TOP ROW: Jack Mackie, George Lampe, Joaquin Shaw iitv e, Jim Wiley, Roy Willis, Gcorgr, SEJCOOJNJSHICJOW: Jim Theising, Denny Smith, Jim Stephens. Bill Nichols, John Gariglietti, Mrs. TI-PIIIJZDSJJDW: Kim Bartlow, Bill Waltrip, Cary Browning, Bob Martinache, Bill Colhurn, Sammy FIJONQJ' ROW: Jerry Cicero, Cary Olson. Doug Miller, Mike Crowe, Lanna Lavery. rs'-Q-4--- .. .Qu ..... ,fs Z' A E? Q.. I 3 it A . S... gg E IOR GIRL COUT LEADERS TROOP 15 Mrs. M. D. Snow Mrs. Johnnie Staton TROOP 118 Mrs. Paul Perry Hrs. YV. W. Porr TROOP 'lf Geraldine Nichols Louise Vvard TROOI' 60 Margaret Latinis The Senior Girl Fc-outs scryv the Conimunity in many ways. 'Xt Christmas time they ring hells for thf- Salvation Xrmy. and fold TB se-als to assist in the annual drive for funds. They servo as aides in troon rneetinffs and at vain J. and work as carrnm-lvttes . l r- l at Mount Carmel Hospital. There are anroximatelx forty so uliomorv. 'unioix and senior ffirls takinff Jart l l . . l r- r in scouting activities this year. TOP ROVV: Mrs. l'orr, Carol gxIll'I'Ill, Camilla Yietli, Judy Holm-, ,lackic Mcfllotlilin, Claire Clianihers, Sandy Garrison, Karvn Sliiwly. SECOND ROW: Caylx- flrokcr, Susan Wilson, filiirlvy Ftaton, Nanvy Salh, Judy Nlarrone, ,lcannx-ttc Borcllo, Linda Mason, 'llrrri Jain:-s. Nlrs. Perry. THIRD ROXV: Linda Tlionipson. Judy N14-nghini. Patty llvycrs. Jvym- Snow. Vit-ki iionsolino, Wyona Porr. Judy Buctklcy. Xlrs. Snow. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Knowlton, JoAnn Snow. lflizabetli Laughlin, Lillian llosseau, Margaret Hartshorn, jane Ann ifolile-, Erlenn: Pow:-ll, Glenna l'a-rry. FRONT ROVV: Patty Smit, Mike Young, .ludy Lux Svott. ,laniv Robinson, llarlrara Nlielkt-, Martha Powell, Becky Harrison. UNIOR RED CROSS L H X -lg, is 2 4 so g,.0CRo.g-, OFFICERS Cary Allen , , H President Linda Goff Vice-Presirlelzt Judy llenghini ,, W Secrelary SPONSOR Marion Nation The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to help in some small way the work of the American Red Cross. Each homeroom elects a delegate who becomes a member of the organization. Members meet to learn the principles and work of the Red Cross. They take enrollment and publicity materials to their homerooms where each representative tries to enroll everyone in the Junior Red Cross and to collect a small donation from each one. The drive this year resulted in a substantial sum which was sent to the national organization. TOP ROW, left to right: Helen Riggs, Marlene Prince, Linda Sllelhurn, Judy Slunifoll, Geraldine Swafford, Susan Coonrod, Mr. Nation. SECOND ROW: Charles Wcsonig, Gary Allen, Jack Harris, Bill Ramage, Larry Mathis, Jesse Loving. FRONT ROW: Becky Harrison, Becky Shaner, Judy Menghini, Ann Williams, Barbara Galindo. The llolphin Swim Cluli is an organization for girls in adx ancefl swimrning. This is a select group limits-cl to twenty memlvers. Tryouts and skill tests arc given in tlw fall to fleterinine mem- liership. The Dolphins was organizerl to improve the form of strokes. and to lake instructions in water safely. This year the group workefl on senior life- saving in orfler to prepare lor instructing swim- ming. for summer jolws. ancl for personal lienefit. ' X 2W :: ,. DOLPHI OFFlCERS Janice Kirk President Deanna Packarcl ,, Vive-Presiderzl Mary Porter ,, Secretary Sherry Elliott , ,, Treasurer SPONSOR Helen Messenger TOP HOW: Lincla Thompson, Sherry Elliott. Gloria SI. Clair. Becky Rob- ertson, Terri James, Clara Chambers. SECOND ROW: Leslie Castellani, Car- men Uttley, Lillian Bosseau, JoAnn Snow, Deanna Packard, Kathleen Mellor. TN WATER: Jeanne Cray, Janet Phelps, Mary Porter, Janice Kirk, Jan Trow- hridge, Carolyn Cherry, Mimi Cudgen, Gayle Crokcr, Betty Cherry. OFFICERS Connie Cr:-er PFPSIAIICIII Karen Yan Laninghani ,, l'l'1'e-Presirlerzt ,Ioan Darlington , ,,,,, Secrrnzry Judy Scott ,. . Treasurer SPONSOR 1' 'st Helen Messenger GAA gives junior and senior girls an opportunity to participate in organized sports. Afternoon meetings eaeli Wfrrliiesday provifle discussions on the history of sports, rules. sportsmanship, clating, and personal appearance. The club is clivicletl into four teams which meet on Thursday afternoons to take part in tournaments ancl to Compete for points in tennis, baseball, archery, volleyball, basketball, anfl bowling. The organization strives to clevelop group leaflership, and good sportsmanship among its members. TOP ROWY Linda Herron, Cay Powell, Carol Santlers. .lllfly Uarner, Kay Sparks, Joyce Campbell, ,Iucly Stuniloll, Gayle ifrokc-r, Leslie Castellani, Kathleen Mellor. SECOND ROW: lfrances Malloy. Becky Harrison, .loyce Snow, Sindy Shultz. Kay Payne. Yir-ki Consolino, Janet Phelps. Mary Nlullani, Lora Higensln-rg. THIRD HONV: Miss 3IC5Sl,'IlQ,CI', Shirley Thompson, Sue Russell, Ann Vllells, Betty Keith, Janice Kirk, Carolyn Cherry, Patty Sinn, Sandy Coffman, Joan Snow. FRONT ROXV: ,lutly Scott, Hike Young, Ginger llunter. .lutly Coonrocl, joan Darlington, Connie Greer, Gloria St. Clair, Sharon Hill, ,Iutly Menghini, Karen Van Laningliani. is 7' OPI-TO ORE CHORUS Gerald Blanchard. Dircclor of rllzzsir- TOP ROW: Hvlvn Fostcr. Fran Zimmt-rman, llm-tty Chr-rry. .ludy lJt'CI'l1SCTl. Margaret Story, Paul Rlancett, Thumas Tierm-y, Charlt-5 Uvnrwr, linda Huddle-Son, Shirlm-y Entvrsnrr. Shi-Iyl Bartlett, Eva Harper. THE CHOIR TOP ROYV: Judy Baert, Uurvtta liutlvr. Lana Krauiv, Flixalmetlr latlgiltlin. JW' SCl10IUIIN'I', John Wlllitff, Horlr Caurernn, larry File-. .lim Zavarn-lln, Jvff Angwin. .lvlry Blanchard, Gene Dudley, Run T.eru0n. Ed Butlc-r. Mary Portvr. Glenda ifuwsill, Gayle Crwkvr, livtty HlllllllH1'd, Birth- Sharp. SECOND ROWV: Karon Slllllll. Kay Sparks. Nwtta- Sharp. lfrma Tlumms. Mary Hurd, Larry Feylmolfl. Harry Taylor, Cary Klllflthy, Cary Pvpin. Htlwe-ll FI'1'Ill'll, Lloyd livatty. .lavk Harria Richard Rultf-, Gretvllr-n Crcvf. lfarul Allan, ll:-tty Keith. THIRD ROW: ,lvanrwttc Haslam, ,Indy NTLIFTUIIU. Carrol Burnett. llarlmara Slmrt, Laura Liebig, ,ludnn Snow, ,lrrty Kltwlmrle. Huh Stahl, Huh l.vyr-rivlr, fllinton l'1IY'1lt'I'lCk. ,lanis Hussey, Sharon Sanrpson. KLllllll'f'I1 Mt-llur. Betty Warlord. Karvn ffroyw. FRONT ROYV: ,Iudy Clraw. Clcuna l,f'I'I'y. Ht-by Patti. Karvn Rankin, lfaroly I1 llrmx 11. x13I'lllLl Marlin, Donna Randall, Carolyn Cherry, .lanet Ph:-lp-. Corlniv C1'm'1'r, Janiu- Xltifllvllallarr, Donna Kvlsey, Gloria St. Clair, Sharon llill. TOP ROVV: Kathy Yvylie. Rrulwrl Ln-wrim-lx. Carl H1-vp. jim YYyli4-. fflimnn !'wl'f fl1'I'i4'k, Jesse! Luving MADRIG L TOP RONV. left to right: Calrlml BIIVIIPII. ,Il'I'1'f KIlt'f'llliIlQ', Mary R1---ll. QWLVIIC lhlcilvy, Fivlly Kcilh, Frldie- Bullrfr. Czmvlyn Cl1v1'r'y. ll:-rlu frlillllffllhll- ,Indy Cllusf-, FRONT ROWY: Bvtsy Pate, jf-ff Angwin, Karen Rilllkill. We-rrill Hunnvls, f,jUllIliC Crcer. Hub I.cYC1'ich, Crm-Ich:-11 Crevf. ,Iolm Pcflruju, Larry 5Oll1l1Lll'4I. SECOND ROW: I.8!'I'j' Fvylmld. Bw-ky Shklllc-V. I'vg1gy Ilmnlmy. .fucly RUHXP, ,loan Cray. CIIJTIUS Zi1IliCllt'Hi. Bub Stahl, J4'I'1'y lglarlvhzlrd. THIRD ROXY: Carol C1'z1flnn, ,Iran Sevley, Limlu Cmhaln. Judy Chase. FRONT ROW: 3ILlI'QIiiIk0f Story. Marilyn liull. LUlI't'Nikl St'I44lglQ1iIl4. Linda KIHNUII v STANDING. lt-ft to right: ,Inltn ,Xniersln-li. Jewry Rtvbertfun. SECOND ROVV: Hugh liurgin, Danny Mullvr, ,Inckie Rutgers, Hulrert Scott, ilnyce liillinnis, Gayle Veliu. Sain Haniicrz, Donna Watcrtnan. Nickie Frasvo. Jiin l t1rlt-5. lvrry llivhifz Milvs Swec-ney. THIRD HOW: Toinmy Carlin, Kerry Stvphxens, Randy Hardy, ,lin Stuveiib, Rirlizlrtl Hudson, Cary Browning, Curl Heep. Larry lfitc. Hvrb ifaimtroii. SECOND ROW: Bob Stahl, Charles Zanichelli, ,lint Ford. john Butler, Kenny linonc, Bob Lcverich, Clinton Frederick. FRONT ROW: Judy Chasv, Linda Graham, Margie Mort-land, Shirley Tlnnnpsun, Sherry Elliott. THE BAN CARNIAN OERTLE JUDY CHASE ROXIE NICCIJLLOKGH t t.l, 5 llyt: E l cl 5 l 5 5 STANDING: Cary Pepin, CL-ne Dudley, VVyona Porr, Roxy McCullough, Ross Piraro, John White, Mike VanGordon, Bette Sharp, Gloria Crain, Pat Ireland, Linda Thompson, John Pedroja, Linda Southern. SECOND ROW: Lucille Borggren, Jackie McGlotl1lin, Lonnie Sayre, Dick Stevenson. THIRD ROW: Jim Cunningham, Jerry Kneebone, Calvin Neptune, Richard Barnes, Roger Edwards, Jesse Loving, Jerry Cicero, Jerry Blanvhard, Terry Farahi. FOURTH ROW: Patty Sinn, Jim Wylie, Vicki Knowlton, ,laniee Ilrennen, ,lim Zacarello, Ted Snider, Lloyd Beatty. FRONT ROW: Karen Boatright, Clara Chambers., Carmen Oerlle, Leslie Caslelluni. THE BAN JACKIE MCGLOTHLIN SHIRLEY THOMPSON GLORIA CRAIN SHERRY ELLIOTT YSEMBLE QIOHNFT TRIO lxfl to right: Holm Lum-1'ic'11 Kenny 1100111- 'IRUNIIEOYIC QI XH'I'Il'I' xin Nvlllllllv, H1l',l2jI'li liurlu-N. Ruger l'ldWLll'K1N. Jn'-X49 Lmin ANCE B TOP ROW: Nlargarm-I Stnry, Kvnuy UUHIIKA, Clinton F11-mir-r'ivk, Hula Lvwrin-11, llulxiu Ng-ptuum' liifllilfll Igarlmw. ,lf-5-41 Lming. 1 HON'l' ROYY: julm ShLllllll'k, ,Iulm PL'1ll'fljLl, Twrry lfarulxi, ,lvrrx Illzlm-llgml, lfl1a11'l1-Q Xzlrlivlwlli Tuluzny lfurlin, Hub Stahl. V-:.'E'Kwffg:?1a ess - QiSE5ASM Q:9IL .' ifliulun I:I'Q?tlt'I'iCI'x 2 N M 2 5 3 3 if nip 5: ff ig iii' Q ' ' Q M gf Y Egg M 5 :ff S34 ? R Q, 4,4 R P51 Q ,lf j, J ' we , A Ki XM max. A X ' X' .2 44 ' ., . A af W' 0 A . ,Q K . . , ,, w n. W f by 'Sf , A L , X V ' Fw I x QL 2 ,, fl x VI .F ' A J X-Lg ' .,k if ig E 'EA E ? 2 5 ' K Q, 5 2 X E 5 2 wr ,FEP ' ' x QQ If fl M - .....-:-3 ' vzfriilft .3355 mb , 5 .,-.- I ' ff 'r MM ,MM , MM, Qi 1 I , 7 5 K 1 s 1 . V 1 sf af , an X ,W . 5. ,. 4 Q! B t f W M 'FM N1 x 4 2.4. ,555 . 4 W , E A QQ: i ' at A ' may 1. 3 gp R Y 5 47, :rf . W we 67 . . . i K .-. up .W .,v,Q,:f. -Mgs:i,Q,.,y::a.QSw X .fm 3455! ik. ang: M... , f . ' ' l,imla Grigg Serrelary Bill Gill Presidenl Lawrence Bow S er SENIORS WANDA JOHNSTON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4: Home- room Officer 4. LARRY SEYBOLD Hi-Y 2g Orchestra 3, All-School Play 3. JOE SCHOMMER Hi-Y 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 23 All-School Play 2, 3. SUE RUSSELL Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 43 Student Council 4. CHARLES BOCKELMAN Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Student Council 2g Football Manager 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Junior Achievement 4. TONY BAKER BETTY SUE HUMBARD Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 3. KAREN J. RANKIN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4. GARY PASSMORE KAREN VANLANINGHAM Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, CAA 3, 45 Junior Achievement 3, 4. SENIORS JIMMIE W. STEVENS Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 4. ROBERTA LORENE DENNY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. GEORGE LYNN TOWNSEND Hi-Y 3, 4g Math and Astronomy Club 4. LINDA GOEE KENNEDY Y-Teens 2, 4g Junior Red Cross 4. SHERRY ELLIOTT Majorette 3, 4g Band 3, 4, PHS Singers 2, Chorus 2g Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Dolphins 3, 43 Booster 3, Student Council 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. TRUMAN TOELLER Hi-Y 2, 4, Student Council 45 Booster Staff 4, Purple and White 4. PHILLIP BUSSEY RONNIE SEIFERT Student Council 4. JOHN HARLAN CARROLL BURNETT Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, PHS Singers 2g Madrigal 4, FHA 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 2, 4. SENIORS BARBARA JEAN LONG FHA 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. LARRY QEHME BILL LAUGHLIN DENNIS BICKNELL Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 4. DOROTHY BRADY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 4. HERB CAMERON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Music Festivals 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2. DALE DAVIDSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MAROIE MORELAND Band 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Library Club 3. SHIRLEY STATON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Class Officer 4, Senior Scouts 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 4. ROBERT LEVERICH Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Student Council 3, Chorus 3, 4, KMEA Band 2, 3, Music Festivals 2, 3, 4. at 543+ 5 W r im mis lP f'-3-lv Aw SENIORS PATTY DEVERS Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, PHS Singers 2, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Va- riety Show 2. ED BUTLER PHS Singers 2, Madrigal 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 4. LAURA LIEBIG Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Home- room Officer 2, 4, Chorus 4, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 3, 4, Junior Achievement f 3, 4. SANDY COFFMAN Y-Teens 3, 4, Class Officer 3, GAA 3, 4, De- bate 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, All-School Play 3. ROBERT D. THoMAs Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, All-School Play 3, Hi-Y Officer 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 3. EARLENE PowELL Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Senior Scouts 2, 3, 4, FHA 3. PATTY SINN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, All-School Play 3, NFL 2, 3, 4, Music Festivals 2, 3, 4, Speech Contests 3, 4. GEORGE LAMPE Student Council 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, NFL 2, 3, Junior Achievement 2, Math Club 4. TERRY DoN DEBUSK Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 3. KAREN LAVON CROWE Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4. SENIORS ANN WELLS Y-Teens 2, 3, Al, Y-Teen Cabinet fl, GAA 3 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, -1. CHRIS Hoon ' Band 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, -1, Hi-Y 2, 3, A1-g Football 2. BILL GILL Class Officer 2, 3, -1-, Home-room Officer 4, Chorus 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, All-School Play 3. BARBARA JEAN SHORT Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Chorus 4. JANICE KIRK Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Dolphins 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Chorus 2. B0B CLEMENS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Boys' State 3, Hi-Y Of- ficer 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4. BoB WARD HI.Y 2, 3, I. JOYCE FAYE CAMPBELL CAA 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS CLARK Chorus 2, 3, FHA 4, Y-Teens 4, Junior Achievement 3. JERRY KNEEBONE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, KMEA All- State Band 3, Music Festivals 2, 3, 4, Mad- rigal 3, 4. SENIORS JAN TROWBRIDGE Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dolphins 2, 3. 4: FHA 3. 4, FHA District President 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Homeroom Officer 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Class Officer 3, Water Show 3. JOHN L. GORE Hi-Y 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Student Manager Track 2, Student Manager Football 4, Junior Academy of Science 2. BILL R. WALTRIP Hi-Y 2, 3, Debate 2: Student Council 3, All- School Play 3, Math and Astronomy Club 4. BEVERLY SWAFFORD Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Purple and White 3. 4, Booster 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Student Council 3. JUDY MENGHINI Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Cabinet 3, 4, Senior Scouts 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, NFL 2, 3, Sunflower Girls, State 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Cheerleader 3, Junior Red Cross 4. TERRY FARABI Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Band 2, 3, 4. LEROY DUDLEY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN PORTER Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dolphins 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Chorus 4, Variety Show 4. JUDY MILLER Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Band 2, Junior Academy of Science 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4. GARY MURPHY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4. SENIORS JOYCE ANN THoMAs .Junior Academy of Science 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Junior Achievement 3, 4. RANDY HARDY Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. ROBERT VIETS Band 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Student Council 2, Student Council President 4, Debate 2, 3, 4. GILBERT F. VIETS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Cabinet 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, NFL Officer 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, All-School Play 3. JANIS C. BUSSEY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Student Council 4. DOROTHY SMITH Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4. CARL T1Ms Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 3, Homeroom Of- ficer 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, JUDY LEE SCOTT Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 4, Senior Scouts 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 4. CHARLES HOSMAN Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Hi-Y Officer 3. JOAN E. DARLINGTON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 2, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4. SENIORS BETSY PATE Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 4, Chorus 3, 4. CHARLES R. ADAMSON Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 4, Student Council 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Boys, State 3. WILLIAM JOHN NICHOLS Band 2, Hi-Y 2, 4, Math and Astronomy Club 4. PAM MCCORMICK Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Cabinet 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Homeroom Officer 2. CONNIE GREER Homeroom Officer 2, 4, PHS Singers 2, Mad- rigal 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. TED SNIDER Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3. JOHN GARIGLIETTI Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Math and Astronomy Club 4. JUDITH FORESMAN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DENNIS SMITH Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 4, Math and Astron- omy Club 4. DONNA KELSEY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 3, 4, Student Council 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dolphins 3, Variety Show 2. SENIORS PAULINE DARLINGTON Chorus 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. JOAQUIN SHAWNEE Astronomy Club -l. JOHN C. CLARK Hi-Y 2, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3. RAY DOWNING Band 2, Dance Band 2, Hi-Y 2, 3. GARY ALLEN Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. BARBARA MIELKE Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, Booster 3, Purple and White 3, Senior Scouts 2, 3, 4. LARRY E. EMERSON Track 2 ,. Hi-Y 4. JOHN A. CLARK Band 2, Hi-Y 4. DAVID T ORBETT Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Cabinet 4, Basketball 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Booster 4, Health Conference 3, 4, Hi-Y Model Legislature 3, 4. LARRY MATHIS Debate 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SENIORS BETTY Jo KEITH GAA 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen President 4, Class Officer 2, Homeroom Officer 2, Chorus 4, Madrigal 4. SHARRON BUCHANAN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 3, 4, Junior, Academy of Science 4, Homeroom Officer 2. KAREN SUE DICKEY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 4, Student Council 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Variety Show 3, Junior Red Cross 4. DEANNA PACKARD Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Officer 4, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 3, 4, Dolphins 3, 4, Dolphin Officer 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Homecoming Queen 4. LARRY LAMBORN Hi-Y 4, Homeroom Officer 4. CHARLES LEE ELLIS GLoRIA CRAIN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Chorus 2, Variety Show 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 2, Junior Achievement 4, Junior Red Cross 2. STEPHEN L. CASH MARTHA ANN MARTIN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 4, Choir 4, Variety Show 4. CAROLYN BROWN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, FHA 3, Chorus 4. SENIORS PATRICIA CARROLL 5-Teens 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Chorus , 3. JUDITH ANN SCOTT Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Student Council 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Booster 4, Purple and White 4, Health Conference 3. KENNETH GARTNER Hi-Y 3. JUDITH ANN MARRONE Student Council 2, PHS Singers 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 4, Senior Scouts 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, Purple and White 3, Music Festivals 3, 4. STEVE FRANCIS SUSAN CHAMBERS Homeroom Officers 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Booster 4, Purple and White 4, Health Conference 1, 2. JANICE MCCLENAHAN Band 2, Chorus 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 3, 4. DON BEASLEY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DINAH THOMPSON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3. LOIS WOODS SENIORS BILL DEARMOND Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Health Conference 3. LINDA GRIGGS Class Officer 43 FHA 43 Booster 43 Purple and White 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. NICKIE FRASCO Band 2, 3, 4. JOHN ALBIN RAYMOND DRAY Hi-Y 2, 33 Homeroom Officer 33 Basketball 2. MIKE ELLIOTT Band 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Junior Academy of Science 4g Junior Achievement 3, 4g Music Festivals 2, 3. REX M. SHAWGER Math and Astronomy Club 4. BARBARA JEAN GALINDO Homeroom Officer 43 Y-Teens 3, 4. J oHN BOSWELL J UDITH STUMFOLL Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 GAA 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 43 Homeroom Officer 4. SENIORS JAMES H. COLLINS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Officer 4, All-School Play 3. JIM ZACCARELLO Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. CAROLYN CHERRY Dolphins 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, PHS Singers 2, Variety Show 3, 4. JOHN LAIR Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. DONALD ZELLMER Hi-Y 2, 3. JUDY LEE CHASE Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Or- chestra 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Music Festivals 2, 3, 4, KMEA Band 3, Variety Show 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Flute Trio 2, 3. 4. GARY LEE OLSoN All-School Play 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Math and Astronomy Club 4, Junior Achievement 3. LoUIS ROBERT BRADEN Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Student Council 4. DENNIS REESE Band 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Junior Red Cross 2. KIM BARTLOW Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Homeroom Officer 4, Math and Astronomy Club 4. 'Q' man-1 9222, SEN IORS JOHN WHITE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. ALLAN ORENDER Homeroom Officer 4. MADELON REYNOLDS FHA 4. GLENDA R. COWSILL Chorus 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 4. LARRY L. HARDESTY Hi-Y 3, Homeroom Officer 4. GARY L. HARDESTY Homeroom Officer 4. BILLY MAPES DOROTHY POLLARD Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Junior Achievement 4, Library Club 4. ERMA ELIZABETH THOMAS Chorus 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Junior Red Cross 2. RICHARD REAGAN SENIORS DONNA KARREN RANDALL Y-Teens 2, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Student Council 2, FHA 3, Health Conference 2, 3. JUDY KENNEDY Y-Teens 3. JACK C. BUEFINGTON Junior Academy of Science 4. DoRoTHY JOHNS GARY PEPIN Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. SHERYL BOWERS Cheerleader 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 4, Health Conference 3. CECELIA MATSON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4. SHARON L. BAILEY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, 4, GAA 3, Library Club 2, Junior Achieve- ment 2, 3, 4. LINDA HERRON Debate 2, Class Officer 2, Band 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4. MARY ETTA EDWARDS Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. dw? '01, A-:tif ina SENIORS FRANK REZEN, JR. CAROL JEAN ANERDI Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Booster 3, 4, Purple and White 3, 4, Senior Scouts 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Junior Achieve- ment 4. PIIILLIP WAYNE BEARD Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4. J OANN SNOW Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Officer 4, Dolphins 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Chorus 4, Homeroom Officer 2, All-School Play 2. NORMAN A. FISCHER BOB STAI-IL Band 2, 3, 4, KMEA Band 2, 3, Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2, Homeroom Officer 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4. G. CLINTON FREDERICK Hi-Y 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. JOHN FIELDS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Model Legislature 2. LLOYD BEATTY Hi-Y 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3. WILLIAM CIGNETTI Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3. SENIORS JERRY ROBERTSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Music Festivals, Hi-Y Model Legislature , 4. TOMMY LEE EMERSON Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Purple and White 4, Booster 4. CALVIN NEPTUNE III Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 3, Track 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, All-School Play 3, Booster 4, Math and Astronomy Club 4. HARRY OWEN TAYLOR Band 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Football 3, 4, Chorus 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Track 3, Basketball Manager 4. JERRY HAMMONDS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RON LEMON Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Purple and White 4, Chorus 4, Booster 4. ROGER EDWARDS Band 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED ALDEN M. BESSE II EVELYN GUERY LLOYD REDD F Football 2, 3, 4. Y-Teens 3. Homeroom Officer 4 TONY BOSWELL BETTY MURDOCK BEN TALLEY JACK DRENIK Y-Teens 2 DOUGLAS VEAZEY Library Club 3, 4. i VIRGINIA LEE NANCE ' CLASS OF 962 5 ZGSQSM: .gig SS :wr 215 ,.f, V .Q J v wp 88' 4 mf ww? w ,111f'x ? x 5 . .X,.. L' 3, . 86 ' P4554 X 'A W , ' ,g, uw 5 ww 'O xv 43 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Chambers Cheryl Dec-hairo Gretchen Creef Larry Fite President Treasurer Secretary Vice-President SPONSORS ' Maude Laney John Wfhite JUNIORS CHARLES ZANICHELLI MARTHA POWELL JON KALUSHA ROWENA SMITH KENNEY WALTRIP TERRY MCCOOL NATASHA CHANCELLOR ROBERT MARQUARDT NETTE SHARP BETTE SHARP JAMES G. OEHME WYONA PORR im wan 5 . E ff I ww' xggg JIM THIESING GLENDA HENDERSON GENE DUDLEY LANA GAYLE KRAUSE LINDA KAY OHLHAUSEN HUGH BURGIN GAYLE CROKER LARRY DEVERS ALLEN JAMESON LINDA RAYE BREEDY ROBERT KENNETH BOONE VICKI KNOWLTON BECKY ROBERTSON JOHN WAYNE IRVIN KAY SPARKS JACK MACKIE JOHN A. SHATTUCK JUDY MORGAN CHARLES BOGATIE JUDY COONROD GRETCHEN GREEF DOUG MILLER IRIS GALLION KAREN SMITH UN IORS DANIEL SCOTT MULLER LORA RIGENSBERG ROBERT W. JOHNSON KAY FRANCES PAYNE BECKY HARRISON RONALD L. ELLIS JEFF ANGWIN JOHN BUMGARNER, JR. RUSSEL FRENCH SHARON LOUISE HILL DENNIS K. SUTTON JUDY SMITH JUNIORS SANDY MYERS DALE TOTMAN ROXANNA MCCULLOUOH LONNY SAYRE GENE GROTHEER MARY CLEGG PAT IRELAND LINDA MASON DELORES BUTLER LARRY FITE VICKI CONSOLINO MARRI MARGARET REED JIM WYLIE SANDY GARRISON JERRY BLANCHARD JUDY K. ROUSE KATHLEEN MELLOR NEIL HOLMES CHERYL DECHARIO JANET PHELPS BUENA BAKER CAROL SANDERS MICHAEL A. CROWE JOHN S. BUSSONE YH '-'Mm Q? IL ,w i age' I .rl rx 'Zi sffblfx r J 'ik Cf R, 4,3 .4-ok CAMILLA VIETTI ROY WILI IS ELIZABETH LALGHLIN VIICH XEL L HAIIN TOMMY POLICE CHARLES MCCOLM CAROLYN DUNLOP JOHN PEDROJA GAY POWELL LAWRENCE MCMILLAN DONNA WITT GEORGE MCADAMS .J UN IORS JERRY CICERO BETTY WARFORD JIMMY FORD CAROL SUE ALLEN JOYCE SHEWARD THOMAS R. LUNDBLAD TEDDY AKINS GLORIA ST. CLAIR CARRY BROWNINC FRANCES NIALLOY JUDY MARIE GARNER JIM NIATTSON JUNIORS JIMMIE FARLEY CASSIE MORRIS SHIRLEY THOMPSON JOHN HARMON MARGARET ANN FIELDS EDWARD T. EVANS SHARON SAMSON J UANITA HUTCHINS BILL RAMAGE JUDY BAERT GARY CUNNINGHAM LASLIE CASTELLANI 'Rf . .vmz A '- S f-114 If -ff- SJ: mu ----,. . . .. ..,I Am, -ww A W --A , ,. -ww , .4 -.1 mx BETTY M. WHITTER MARY ELLEN MULLANI JESS SMITH J EANNETTA HASLAM LARRY E. SOUTHERN GLENNA PERRY SUSAN WILSON MIKE ANN YOUNG J ACQUE ROGERS CARL REEP SINDY SHULTZ SHARON POLSTON JIM HARMON GERALDINE SWAFFORD JOHN CHAMBERS LARRY POTTER BOB HEY BILL COLBORN VIRGINIA HUNTER NANCY DIANE PORTER WILLIAM VILMER RICHARD BOLTE MARGARET ANN HARTSHORN ANN WILLIAMS Wu' JUNIORS LOUIE CRESPINO RONNIE STRAI-IAN MARY ANN WYNNE FRANCIS W. PIPKIN JOYCE E. SNOW SAMMY LOVE JOHN K. GOODWIN MARlI.YN MORRIS DANNY EDWARDS LANA LEE LAVERY DALE RICE JESSE G. LOVING 3G gl' -1 Aff'-' DAVID BRANDT BEVERLY ATKINSON BILL HELTON DANNY KARNES J UN IORS NOT VERA BAKER LINDA BANKS PHILLISTINE BERGER LARRY BRUFFY BOBBY EDWARDS JIM GIORDANO DOUG GROTHEER JACK HARRIS IVAN HENSLEY RON LAKE RICHARD MCCLURE ROBERT N. MARTINACHE PICTURED LARRY D. NATALINI PHILIP ORENDER KIRK OWSLEY JOYCE ELZONA PHILLIPS GARY DEAN PUCKETT JAMES PYLE CHARLES P. SIMPSON TERRY THOMAS LESTER TROXEL RICHARD TROXEL SHARON KAY WEST DARWIN L. ZELLMER CLASS OF 963 KN' ' Q, ins! was? ,xii A I A M A Jw SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Salb Dennis Kirks-ndoll Terri James Beverly Burr Treasurer Presiderzl Vice-President S6Cf6Ll1fy SPONSORS Mary Nelson jesse Sutton N ,, fp. 'gil 4 Q , W R98 ns, -15, .131 Sm- H wv SOPHOMORES ROCHELLE MURRAY PATTY SCOTT JANE ANN COBLE TOM CARLIN MARSHA SHEWARD DOUG CAMPBELL DAVID FISCHER JOAN EDWARDS G. A. MILLESON GAYLE VELIA GEORGE A. COMSTOCK LILLIAN KAY BOSSEAU VIRGINIA COON TOM THOMPSON JUDY DEGRUSON JUDY MARIE HILL SALENA WHITE NANCY ANN SALB LAVERNA EMERSON KERRY STEFI-'ENS JUDY JO BUCKLEY BRUCE ALLEN HEMBY SARA KAHN MARILYN RHUEMS WALLACE JENSEN JUDY HITCHCOCK LINDA CLARK ARTTIE TONEY SOPHOMORES MARGARET STORY MELANIE WADE KAREN BOATRIGHT ROSS LEE PIRARO J EANETTE KAY BORELLO JIM RUSSELL LARRY FROST SUE TIMS CHARLES B. BENNER JANEY L. ROBISON KARLA WETTSTEIN CARRY STRAHAN JEANNE DIEU JOHN ARABIA MARILYN HALL J ACKI LYNNE MCGLOTHLIN KEN JOHNSON LINDA SIIELLBURN CAROL CRAFTON MIKE FOGARTY JUDY CASPARI RICHARD CEZAR RICK FERNETTI KAREN LOUISE SHIVELY PRISCILLA MARIE POLSTON ROGER DEILL JAMES WESLEY CUNNINGHAM SUSAN COONROD SOPI-IOMORES DEAN DARLINGTON DEANNA JO MAYS GARY D. JUMP SHIRLEY ANN EMERSON ROBERT E. LOWE MARGARET KELSEY LINDA GRAHAM DENNIS KIRKENDOLL TERRI JAMES JAMES HOFFMAN PAUL BLANCETT NAOMI JOE WINCHESTER LARRY WAYNE JUMP MARLENE JOY PRINCE LINDA KAY BIANCHI JERRY LEE DEGRUSON FRAN ZIMMERMAN LINDA Jo THOMPSON TERRY KEITH MICHIE BEVERLY BURR JOHN BUTLER DANNA COULTER CARMEN L. OERTLE TERRY VERDUGO MIMI GUDGEN FRANK KERLEY STEVE SMITH KAY DICKEY SOPHOMORES FRED FIELDS SHERRY BUFORD BETTY CHERRY RICHARD BARNES HELEN LOUISE FOSTER JACK NESBITT DONNA MILLEMAN JACKIE HERSH MICHAEL VAN GORDEN HELEN RICCS VERNON CROZIER CONNIE PAPISH VIRGINIA SHAWNEE KENNY CLARK JUDY CLARK JANICE DRENNEN LINDA KAY WALLIS JOHN AMERSHEK THOMAS TIERNEY MERRILL RUNNELS RONALD LEE ROY BURDICK ROBERT DEAN SCOTT WILMA GRAHAM DICK STEVENSON CATHERINE WOODS CHARLES WESONIG Y MILES SWEENEY CARMELETA F LECK FK X XX-I 4 j 3 XXX' in di J , 2 3 .IA ,A I A L1 952 'R 1 1-if 'V Vg kg, 'K I 'fl' R 'W ff ,,,, AC, I,I,I.,.I.. I f mm S1 I J I A ff I ,AA RA, R S X S 1 S J , A 51 'sri ' ..,,. A , ,I , RAL. . , qw A lbs? 3 'Hd' ASK. fx? Q' :EFX 9, 'if A' ,R ,. 'f ., Q 'Ri ,+:was2.IAA:A:. A-A..fWI,AAR .,.m..A -f 'MA-un 'ur SOPHOMORES JILL MOON JERRY WILLIAMS MARY MARGARET STWALLEY LAVETA BUTLER KATHY WYLIE CAROLE ANN SIMS RAMONA WEBB BARBARA JEAN VAUCHN JUDY TANNER GLORIA GRAHAM LINDA SOTHERN LUCILLE BORGGREN MARY ANN PIERCE RALPH MCCEORGE BEVERLY FREE DONNA WATERMAN RICHARD HUDSON DONNA JACKSON PATRICIA ANN DIDLAKE JEAN CRAY JIM SWARTZ RICKY HURT RUTH STWALLEY CONNIE COLLEEN RASNIC JERRY REAGAN BECKY SHANER JOHN A. HAYNES CHERYL BARTLETT 'iv SOPHOMORES LANA SU KINNEAR PAUL MORGAN CLARA CHAMBERS MARILYN SUE PIPKIN ROGER BEARD DANNY GRASSI JOYCE BILLIONIS JIM PAUL LLOYD SHARON TOMASI LINDA KAY BLAIR CALVIN WILKERSON MIKE REESE JOAN BAILEY BOB LEWIS EVELYN BROOKS SANDRA REZEN SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED FRANKIE E. BAIR FREDERICK LEE BERGER DANNY BITNER LARRY BROWN CAROL COX LARRY EYESTONE RUTHIE FITZGERALD EVE HARPER LINDA HARTWIG LINDA HUDDLESON DONALD H. KING MELVIN L. KRAINZ ALBERT JOE NANCE RODGER NEWSOM TED REYNOLDS DONNIE RUSSELL NANCY SHEETS RONALD E. SLUDER RESEARCH - STUDY PATRONS A 81 A ELECTRIC MACHINERY CO. Distributor of Electric Supplies 1012 North Broadway A St A FOOD MARKET 202 South Broadway Phone AD 1-7220 ABE'S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Pittsburg. Kansas ANGWIN-BLAIR AGENCY, INC. Insurance-Bonds 107 and 111 E. Eourth. Phones AD 1-3500, AD 1-1330 ATKINSON ARMATURE 116 E. First Pittsburg, Kansas ED BANTA Watch Repair Service' 10-1 W. Fourth BARNEY DRIVE-IN 3210 North Broadway Malts-Sundaes-Sandwiches BARNEY'S PHARMACY 425 North Broadway Ph. AD 1.5200 ' BEASLEY'S Broadway and Ninth BECKIS WATCH AND DIAMOND SHOP GEORGE W. BECK 3011- North Broadwa BOB'S TEXTILE CARE SERVICE 1603 South Broadway BOLZE'S DAIRY QUEEN 2400 North Broadway Malts-Shakes-Sundaes BOTTENFIELD'S, INC. Beauty and Barher Supplies Ph. AD 1-3050 BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY BOWLUS SPORTING GOODS CO. 1015 North Broadway BRADY WELDING SERVICE 103 East Madison Used Television BRANAMANIS Photographs-Cameras-Greeting Cards Ph. AD 1-2710 520 North Broa BRENNER MORTUARY Phone AD 1-5600 BROADWAY LUMBER COMPANY 1302 South Broadway ADams 1-5030 BRINKMANIS FLOWERS 1122 North Broadway ROY H. BROWN Real Estate-Insurance -I23I,fQ North Broadway SAM BROWN SHEET METAL 208 North Broadway AD 1-4430 BUD'S JEWELRY BUD BENELLI Eighth and Broadway CALHOON LUMBER CO. 1321 South Broadway C 81 C GRILL Breakfast-Dinner-Luncheon 1014 North Broadway COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY COULTER-MCGUIRE 'Tor Men and Roysw PATRONS CRAWFORD COUNTY REALTY SAM B. BROWN, Realtor 102 West Sixth CREMER'S MONUMENT CO., INC. 617 South Broadway Phone AD 1,-2360 A. .I. CRIPE TOWN TALK BREAD 112 East Rose CROWELL AND ASH DRUG STORES Prescriptions, Fountains, Gifts, Cosmetics 401 N. Broadway 605 N. Broadway DAUGHERTY PONTIAC CO. Pontiac Sales and Service Second and Broadway DECKER INSURANCE AGENCY 115 W. Fifth Pittsburg, Kansas DINER CAFE Fine Foods and Short Orders 003 North Broadway CARL DOSE MOTOR SALES Rambler South Broadway at Euclid THE DRAGON INN 20615 East Fourteenth DRYER'S SHOE STORE 706 North Broadway Hput Your Feet in Our Shoesv H1106 SUNDAE STORE Sundaes-Malts-Coneys and Broiled Hamburgers ELIZABETH'S SWEET SHOP 523 West Forest ADams 1-6693 STEVE ELLIOT INSURANCE 203 North Broadway AD 1-0860 ELLSWORTH UNDERTAKING CO. 114 West Sixth ESCH LUMBER CO. 318 South Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas FADLER'S PRODUCE CO. 112-114 North Elm Pittsburg, Kansas FIRST STATE Service Accounts for Economical Banking THE FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG F OGARTY NEWS Magazines-Gifts-'Greeting Cards FOODTOWN STORES 1-2-3 FRISCO SHOE SHOP Fine Shoe Repairing-Craft Supplies 209 North Broadway G 81 B MEAT SUPPLY 111 North Walnut Pittsburg, Kansas THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY 118 East Fourth GENERAL MACHINERY SUPPLY CO 202 North Broadway GRAGG TYPEWRITER COMPANY ERNEST E. HINES, Owner 110 West Fourth FRED GREEF INSURANCE 'iAvoid Grief-Insure With Fred Greefi 125 East Fourth Street GUTTERIDGE PHARMACY 606 North Broadway HERITAGE HOUSE Home of Fine Furniture and Gifts Sixth and Broadway PATRONS HOLIDAY LANES 2500 North Broadway Lexis C0 Howling! .I. A. HOLLAND CO. 204 North Broadway-Phone AD 1-4420 Lennox Furnaces and Air Conditioning HOME FOOD AND APPLIANCE 1301 North Broadway HUBBARD'S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 410 North Locust-Ph. AD 1-3400 I G A THRIFTWAY Your Friendly Store 2506 North Broadway I. D. MOTORS Chrysler-Dodge-Imperial Pittsburg, Kansas JONES STORE -L11 North Broadway Ph. AD I-4200 KANSAS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 322 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas KARBE Sells More Groceries for 31.00 Than Anybody KENNETT'S Paints and Wallpaper' 1318-20 South Broadway LANCE MONUMENT 101 East Quincy LAUGHLIN BUICK, INC. GMC Trucks-Buick-Lark Sales and Service LINDBURG DRUG STORE Cut-Rate Drugs, 'cGo0d Lucki' Russell Stover's Candies LITTLE,S, INC. u0ur Best Ads Are Worn-Not Writtenn LORAL MOTEL 611 South Broadway AD 1-5250 MACiS FOOD MARKET Twentieth and Grand HELEN MALETZ INSURANCE AGENY 102 West Fourth!-Pittsburg, Kansas Ph. AD I-0640 or AD 1-3139 THE A. MESSENGER LUMBER 81 MILL WORK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 322 East Fourth Street Pittsburg, Kansas MILLER,S 506 North Broadway MOORE'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 308-310 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas MOREY'S I EWELERS 419 North Broadway Pittsburg. Kansas MUNDT TELEVISION SERVICE 1112 South Broadway ADams 1-4295 i'RED MURRAY Janitrol Heating and Air Conditioning 216 South Broadway MYERS MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY 206 North Locust Pittsburg, Kansas THE NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG Pittsburg, Kansas NORINE'S GIFTS 612 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas OTTO-WAY DRIVE-IN Fine Foods and Short Orders 1402 South Broadway PATRONS WALT PANNECK Menis Wear 512 North Broadway-Pittsburg, Kansas PARRISH PORTRAITS 123 West Fifth Adams 1-0820 PEPS1-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Pittsburg, Kansas PETER PAN CLEANERS 106 North Broadway PICCO ICE CREAM COMPANY Special Bricks, Molds, and Punch Mfg. by Pittsburg Ice Cream Co. PITTCRAFT, INC. 1041. North Locust Pittsburg, Kansas PITTSBURG LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 110 North Broadway AD I-1330 PITTSBURG MARINE SUPPLY 307 South Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas PITTSBURG AND MIDWAY COAL MINING CO. P 3: M Building Pittsburg. Kansas VERN PLATTNER Ford Sales and Service 111 South Broadway POSTAPS One Stop Service-Phone AD 1-0230 302 North Locust RAMSAY'S Pittsburg's Leading Department Store Pittsburg. Kansas REMBRANDT STUDIO 50915 North Broadway AD 1.24.99 RODKEY'S Home Appliance We Service What We Self' ROYAL BOOTERY f'l23 North Broadway RUFF'S MUSIC SHOP 1608 South Broadway Pittsburg. Kansas RYAN'S DRIVE-THRU CLEANERS 1001 South Broadway Pittsburgis Easiest Cleaning Service L. E. SECREST SERV-ALL STORE Hlfs From Willie? 210 South Broadway SELL 81 SONS HARDWARE CO. Hardware-Paints-Appliances-Supplies Pittsburg. Kansas SEYMOUR'S 513 North Broadway FRANK SERRA Radio and TV Service Twentieth and Grand SHALLO, INC. Home Improvements 1203 North Broadway SINGER SEWING CENTER 620 North Broadway Pittsburg. Kansas SKATELAND ROLLER RINK Kansas and Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas SMITH FUNERAL HOME T. W. BATH--B. W. BATH Pittsburg TASTEE-FREEZE 1402 North Broadway Always for the Best in Refreshments IOHN R. THOMAS Automotive Alignment 219 South Broadway Pittsburg PATRONS W. A. THOMAS SUPPLY CO. 112-114 West Third Street TOWER CAFE MW here Friends Meef, 3200 North Broadway TRENT TRANSFER 81 STORAGE 1201 North Broadway-Ph. AD 1-2190 I 1 d I D' VI ' .003 2111 IOIIIQQ 15131106 1 0V1I1g 20th STREET CAFE CC e 037 T ci Twentieth and Grand VANITY BOX BEAUTY SHOP Pittsburg, Kansas D305 J VON SCHRILTZ Sz CHRISTMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Flre and Casualty 301-302 Professional Building ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 11103 North Broadway F. W. WOOLWORTI-I 607-609 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas Your Friends at WRIG-HT'S First Greenhouse in Pittsburg Ph. AD 1-6400 Forest and Wa www -'VW' 'fr fwfr me M--W ooRAPHs . - A 1 IW! If 1 1 l t t FIT noe f0'nI ,WL EMO WWW If-1IIgWIwTMTWMTvWiI1I01If1i I1 W W Wrmwfwty at QU M ,ff .Arm WI Mp TIVWTZYJIIKITI ,XVII M 11 ,1 w rw A wif- 'Eff 51 A31 mit 1 .D 1 MI' . if my r ,fi pr14IIf'771 3-ff 'fii IIA? 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