Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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Staters Curtis Wooclhead, Clay Wilson, Keith Wood, Kenny Hagman, and Steve Farabi discuss experiences from Boys' State. Alternate Janice Peterson congratu- lates Janice VanGorden, Kansas Girls' State Representative. O 0 0 i so A Dragonette presents to Mr. Paul Lee a cake won during the half-time of the P.H.S.-Coffey- ville game. The class of '34 representatives, Mr. Calvin Neptune, Mrs. Dorothy Bennington, and Mr. Jack McGIothlin, present the administration with the sound system for the new wood paneled all purpose room.

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il? ' A s l -fc , X., W V rims. 4 r raiai cssr HO oRs Q 0 Q 5124 'xii State F.H,A. treasurer, Terry Moss, plans for convention held at P.H.S. I, I I ws' The nation's honored dead receive tribute several times this year. 1, A ., W' N.. ,M JN QQ, ER mx ' 1 c ,V ,' f rl f J' from P.H.S eggq ,- K -,-M.,-, .l.,f., ,-km. V. - 7, , W. , at -V :wi ice, mir. f - ,. Hifi L V fifiwkxi .EK 5 'fl' , , L 1, fer sf - fwf, 1 8 ' f l 'L - sszfifis .r ' , A,..., , 1,-,ff 3 ., W- ' 55125 fit?-AL .1 vlkbgw S fs alhlt JY Bi an-' f ,gigs 1 ., 'ie ,. ' MN A dubious honor awarded on this locker before inspection. P.H.S.'ers, city chairman Kathy Ramsay, John Lampe, Barbara Urankar, DeeAnn Cheek, and Janice VanGorden, lead Pittsburg youth in the March of Dimes.

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PEOPLE . . . 3 Anxiety mounts as Coach Howey realizes the game is not quite won. Eddie Foster, custodian, continues to keep our school clean. Student Council members add the final touches to The Queen and Her court watch the Homecoming game from front row seats. Helpful students aid the custodians in retaining our school's high rating in cleanliness. decorate the Christmas tree.