Pleasanton High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Pleasanton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1958 volume:

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Qfllarrg Qlarpercter, 'N e dedicate this review of our school year to you because- You have served as a faithful companion to every single student, You have worked with untirinq effort to make our extra curricular activities better, You have thrilled us with the beauty and potentiality of a smiling face, and Your broom and ambition have made our school as clean as satin of the whitest nature May your life be lonq and happiness your most abundant possession Qlustnhizm FELL -QE - ,Six . ji' H -i 5 Xttjty x f 'ag X 0 X 2 M1 tt 5 me f t 'M A qu t 29 S h 1 tazted 11 Maq Sale e em er 3 ean a October 1 Safety Proqram ober roup PIC ures a en October 19 Band tmp to KSTC H mecomm vember 7 8 eac er's mee mg ovember e ercms Day Vacatx n ov m er enlor Ch111 u er N vembe 26 Ions Cl Hosts to Football Banquet Mt ft X O T e: f ' Qi: f O Eli-'ir ag ii-J? O 1,-2:1 93 ,is S I s Texefi 'is 3x X '? S 1' 11,7 I 7 ' 'K 4,', 'i ' 1 sr' 1 , ww ?' if if f ' Ns , ew WWKN r f I 5 'III' sxlf4 My!! -. rl Wh tw ?,f ,I , ,ft 4' 4, L Xf I - X 1 'W t ff 'f Y YH ' It 'J lx xx YI ' 5 t . ' xx j J u s - c oo s f' September - azine K W Spt b 1 -I R y Oct 10 - G ' t t k -' ' o ' Q No - -T h t' N 11-'V t 'o Neb19-S' Spp -L' ub BOARD OF EDUCATION 4, r if Possibly one of the busiest groups on the hill this year has been the School Board and the Superintendent. The photographers found them at work and hurriedly took this picture. We have left to right: Robert Stevanus, Bob Hall, Russell Johnson, clerk, Max Miller, treasurer, Otto Henderson, and I. B. Forsyth, Superintendent. Mr. Stevanus, is a farmer who lives north of the city limits and who is very active in social and church work. Mr. Stevanus is well liked among his fellow neighbors and makes a most efficient and suitable board member. Mr. Hall is employed with the Pleasanton Mill and Elevator. He has work- ed with untiring effort to promote a better school program. Mr. Iohnson is employed by Frisco Railroad as a depot agent. He is kept busy by many local activities for which he always finds time to render his services. Mr. Miller has long been a resident of the Pleasanton area. He owns and operates the local Maytag Store. Mr. Miller is the captain of the Local National Guard and makes a most appropriate school board rnernber. Mr. Henderson is a Pharmacist, who owns and operates the local Hender- son Drug Store. Active in social work, Mr. Henderson took an active part in making your school, a better school. And our most essential person of the board, of course, is Mr. Forsyth. ln addition to being a very excellent Superintendent he is always willing to help in extra cirricular activities. PLEASANTON MAYTAG CO. KIPPER CHEVROLET INC. Maytag, Skelgas, CS: G. E. Appliances Chevrolet 51 Oldsmobile Sales and Service Sales and Service Pleasanton, Kansas May 2, 1958 Dear Students The Hilltop staff has given us another fine annual. lt will grow in value to us as the years qo by. l'm wonderinq where these years will find each of you. How many will have accepted the challenge that xl I SUPT I B FORSYTH the world offers and will have round for himself his own spe ial niche of work and happiness? Keep in tou h with your classmates and with all of est in each of x ou Sincerely yours I B Forsyth Supt your friends at P. R. H. S., for we all have a real inter- l l We EUNICE FORSYTH FRANCES YENCIC Commerce I Home Economics Freshman Sponsor Iunior Sponsor VAN HERCKE MQTQR 5, RICHARDS' IMPLEMENT CO. IMPLEMENT CQ. Sales - Service - Ports Buick - Allis Chalmers Pleasanton, Kansas WILLIAM PERCY O. V. WASHLER Mathematics, Shop and Education Dfgwing F1'9ShmCI1'1 Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Couch, Biology cmd Driver's K. C. PROTHE Gas, Electric 6 Plumbing Co. 5. Frigidaire Appliances Phone EL 2-8302 Nw i if -if CATHERINE MARRS English Senior Sponsor CHARLES GOODHALL Music lnstmctor until Nov. PLEASANTON MILL G ELEVATOR Purina 6- Staley Feeds Feeds, Seeds, Grain 6- Pert. DON STEGGE Mathematics Assistant Football Coach Iunior Sponsor HKJHAHD BLACKMAN ' BYRNE WOOD E1'1GliSh Music Social Science Senior Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor xi 5 12,-. E? ,fa 151. f 4. ff lv? WY' Z YQ ching, lhnaw 2 TO OUR READERS: We of the Annual Staff are most happy to present the 1958 edition of the Hilltop. It is not that we believe it of superior quality but we do believe that it possesses all of the necessities to render you a very conceivable interpreta- tion of the functions at P. R. H. S. during the past year. The chief purpose of all those who served on the staff this year has been to offer an annual which will be of unaccountable value to every reader. We are quite sure as you look through this annual you will immediately descry our theme. We believe that this edition of your Hilltop, with the occa- sions seasonally presented, will offer you a clearer conception of when each occurence made its appearance during our school year. Each student has his own personal memory of school days at P. R. H. S. For some Seniors this year marks an end oi formal education while for others it marks only a beginning. But whether it be the ending or the beginning, the endeavor oi each graduate shall be to become a success. And now the year has come to an end and you have this book to help you remember the sorrows and the delights which have composed it. May we, as your Editor and Assistant Editor, in behalf ot the entire annual stait, hope that it serves as a masterpiece of eternal memory. Sincerely yours, Harley C. Carpenter, Editor Phyllis Wheelock, Asst. Editor COX MOTOR CO. Ford, Mercury, G Lincoln Sales Body Shop G Wrecker Service Pleasanton, Kansas Hcn'ley C. Carpenter EDITOR Phyllis Wheelock ASST. EDITOR FRESI-IMEN - 1 1 Rosemary Ayres Leroy Hoskins MGTY FiS1'19f L9S'?:1eiI gfrglrson Class Presrdent V1ce President SGCFSNITY Grant Holmes Iames Bishop Robert Epps Gerald HSSYSF Edward Umphenour Ronnie IClCkS0n r Doris Iedn Iones Claudia Kimzey Connie Umohenr'-ur ,Kg-y Arnold Mclribelle Comme lg2Yce GQ Wlles Harkness oms GOTY Dean Howard Leonard Idckson gms Deon Robert Charles B111y Smuh Holsmcm Patierson SccxqqS KELLY S PLACE 921 Main Air Conditioned Cold Refreshment Quick Service Melissa Ruth MCCQV Lindell E. B K RECREATION A Good Place to Meet Your Fnends r r L , r Y P I ll l - FOOTBALL S vs., ls 8.4 ,Q T,Ql.8l. L ln -5-tl N4 F22 31 ,lS:Ql3s-eg Third Row Coach Percy, Gary Leonard, Leroy Hoskins, Billy Miller, Bill Woodburn, lim Weller Charles nos k1ns Robert Moore, Dennis Waring, Coach Steqqe. Second Row: Dean Iackson, lake Bishop, Ierry Coburn Bob Basore Bill Wilkerson, Iohnny Iohnson, Iames McKim, Ronnie Rardin. First Row: Manager Secrest Freddy Laudan Donnie Fultz, Richard Moore, George Parker, Roy Staton, Larry York, Leroy Daniels THE PLE ASANTON HIGH SCHOOL 1957 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Pleasanton September 20 Uniontown 14 Pleasanton September 27 Kincaid 6 Pleasanton October ll Parker 12 Pleasanton October 18 La Cyqne 13 Pl9CISCI1'1fOH October 25 Blue Mound 6 PlGCISCfI'ltO1'1 November 5 Mound City 14 Pleasanton Novernber 15 Moran 39 ELLIS CAFE COMMERCIAL HOTEL lOl-lN'S CAFE Phone ELqin 2-9352 Pleasanton, Kansas Russell and Lucille Teubner Pleasanton, Kansas Owners Pleasanton Kansas .mf ,.,,, sf, 1 f 'Ju ff ' ,tr V ggi: , J,- - ' ,J ' -jpg: qv gf: 1. My 4' t i' V Q , --gi -V figwgikz f, , lf -3, J Eff Q.: wp' Af A mf ' ' . ,sf :Ziggy QW 1 , vim, f 'Ziff TC, . fgfbl A Q Q urn hm Weller Q2 CCDMING Queen IANIS MORRIS Attendcrnt CAROLYN BAUGH Flower Girl ANNA IRAN MCNABB FULLERS CASH STORE Genemd DIY Goods Shoes For The Family gi ov 4 f:'i' J-5, at - ea-YSL? 196 Atiendcmt KAROL PAYNE W Crown Bocmr EUGENE HAYES KOHL SERVICE STATION Sinclair Progucts wood' ear tree Phone gain 2-8831 Ploaxanion. Kama Phon BAKER Plea .Q wg , 1 S ' W .va 'S' . W wr W ' Q 1 -, J ..,5 - K, ,an .M .. .I 5 , Vi- 'Wk' , J ,.,..... ,, T , . 5, 4 , 4. F MH ,Wa si, , 5 Q W 4 x 'V V' if X as I D Q ig lx 24 1 3 X ,225 M' 45' JA 'T f f Y, x 'tj a in . W, il f , Y . 'Y 2 . W Vx AQ, , Law JW' Y, Q wf W- ik 12 rl, 7 uf ' mf! 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Pciwinq-Grafflnq PEP CLUB I J L o P r r 1 R N I C, wc tr asure D Robn on ecr tary K Payne M Hoover F Iames R st I s d t P Wneelo k pre roen Se ond Pow C Umphenour I Carpenter M L I' C sney C Courrors B Mornson I Se rI I M Gnnrs A Hamrlton P Mrller If LI R w rtrnar L Conrey R Ayres NI FISII r If A nold C Horkness S McGrn R J R Crrffrih L I Inson Io rr I1 R N M M Coy S Henderson D Helen D C I D Ions C YW ev Frftn Rov C Harkness I Cumn ns R Lrndell M I L CI-IEER LEADERS Koro' Ko Payne Senior- Mary Io Hoover Iunior- Francile Iarrro-S. Iunior' Ruth Ann Foster, Sophomore. PLEASANTCN FURNITURE CO. PLEASANTON VARIETY G GIFT STORE I. R. Klopfenstein, Prop. Phone ELqin 2-8793 Phone ELq1n 7-8723 - Pleasanton, Ks.. Pleasanton, Kcmscrs 41 fb STUNTESTA ATTENDANTS AND CROWN BEARERS lN40R3g Phyllis Wheelock- LeRoy Daniel. FRESHMEN: Rosemary Ayres - LeRoy Hoskins. SENIORS: Joyce Cummins,- Richard Moore. Crownbearers: Kandie Cox - A1len VUTTZ- STUNTESTA SNAPS GIRL S GLILE CLUB JUNIORS SOP1 OMORES FRESHMEN GIRLS BOX S CI EE k RESHMEN BOYS LAJRGNA HON sung RS X MRS SNOV S F19 AIM 1 CGC VJ rr New LAO: Q 'R r RIDERS idpclrnqpxt 1128551 9 U N Dm e Flqlr ZCSLJQ4 mm Ixcmsos . ., ' 7 Y VY Lx 2 Y .. fl I 7 'I . A . ,.. . . ., .l V, . . .P N 1 '4xk.f , Y v-v rv-nf. YV TH ni, iw? t V -pw YM' A U. v v .... LJ D ,r. . :,. :. .:, 5.51 11,14 Q1 Y V A' MVS wg! 2, QL . 1 1' ' r 'JJ ., p . , . , , - -k ': '. -'N . ,, V .Y,Y 'f, Adm-AGA -A X A - H- Nl-1 Try Um 'x.,lCC1AU!lxj N Q:ng,,.',- Q3 nod Market nz A V- ,g V .N , A . A IKUJ- 1 Q ff ff an . Q 1 -1 5 Pzmri, L41 11 - V , .. 'f,, ., . ,, . ,- . - V 16' L-. a ., . GUI' X., A' 'xfyf A , 4 L 'Al 7 WM 75? ffjf' Q W 1 'AX 2 Uv X4-f-'Ep Q5 G. ,.., , FTQE f 1 S.J f-if f'?-QJ 1? 43,1-,f i EE EEE H EE XXQQX QNAX 'K 'X ff-rg c. X fx? i lg, i,--.i'- X-v ,T S December 11 Stuntesta December 20 Ianuary 2 Chnstrnas Vacatron Ianuary 21 Second Sernesier January 22 Iumor Play February 11 12 13 14 Leaque Tournament at Moran February 25 26 27 28 Drstrrct Tournament ! - , Q II' N rx ' S A. I I K xl ,. - A -Xcx . Q AX Q N -:,,Li Q- x c A y-5 n - 'LT' ' 4, Y' 4 X H 5 I SOPHOMORES Ianet Murray Secretary Dennis Waring President Ioy Robinson Richard Fultz Darrel Nation Donna Culbertson Ieaneite Cox Donnie Ziegler WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone EL 2-8833 Pleasanton, Kansas Rayford Blevins, Mar. David Springer Tana McGinnis ary Humphrey Treasurer Vice-President U Leola Conley Dick Smith Shqfgn Wofimgn David Bradley Letty lane Bauqh lG1TY Shaw Ruby Connor Iohnny Iohnson Louetia Cox THE HOAG STORE HENDERSON DRUG P11039 EL 2-6157 Prescription Druqaist Pleasanton, Kansas Pho!-19 EL 2-9493 Pleasanton, Kansas A'I'E FARM MUTUAL Don Bmkhead, Agent I I l N I Q R S Phone EL 2-9920 Phone EI.. 2-8957 Pleasanton, Kansas A Kim Phyllis Leroy Georqe Bcnrier Wheelock DGTU91 Pflrker Class President Vice-President Sec'retCH'Y Treasurer 5 I Bonnie Donnie Donna 191-fy Morrison Wdrd Robinson Cobum fa. 'T' ,' rg , of :',V P 1 P 4' K.- A ill Al ' XT I-eoflfffd Mow Io Bill Dem., Smnh HOOVGF Miller McChesney KCIY Carpenter Manon Troth Ioyce borpenter Francis Lmdeu 1 sa.. Francile Iames fi ,QL ..,V V t - Ji i 2 I Larry Georqe Elayne Camp Y ru' : t-. ' .xi or kgs' Marsha Hoag 4 , .Cl loyce Searl .5 if 'Q .k.,, 5' X f Richard McCoy KX 47 Charlene Bill Virginia Coufigig Wycnt SllfflE?I' Aix 4 i S .,q5e 'i. X, limmie Hayes Barbara Griffith Freddie Laudan Sharon Cox Robert Arnold Dorothy Maloney Maxine Pointer PLEASANTON CLEANERS. Mc1rqaretWhite's GEORGE GAS 61 ELECTRIC Free Pickup 6: Delivery Appliances - Supplies ' Dhone EL 2-3530 BEAUTY SHOP Pleasanton, Kansas BASKET BALL Manager Secrest Bull Woodburn LeRoy McCoy Jum Heller Dennus Har: JXJL f' xx ,jk 1 iff, F I Lloyd Bradley Donnse Hurd George Parker Kam Barruer Francus Llndell Darrel Netuon Elwood Blevuns onnne Rardln Lonnie Price WSY 5 Bull Mal er Johnny Johnson Larry Kupper YV W ' fe- ,JL wa. W l 4 V 1 A . : 3 r N ,T g l Y 2 1 xl r 4' W , 3l X' f 2 3 Wx I gk ig N ,,., 3 . R K V' l M ' , AVI l Q f L lN H 1 l ' fe M- Q l 7 4 l J pggp A' '61 'Q .t V Q 5, 'iyS? 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Master of Ceremonies: George Parker. Crown Bearers: dayle 'X deorge BGG Lenwis ,'nourke. King and Queen: Ruth Ann Foster and David Bradley. Juniors: Detiie LOU McCnesney if: Leanavd Smith. Seniors: Dorothy Heien and Carl Dee holmes. IUNICDR PLAY ...Q Ambrose Groves mKim Barrier Bert Miller Bill Miller DESPERATE AMBROSE Per Q? Q The Nancy Martin Phyllis Hheelock Anne Martin Francile James lx Sheriff Crandall 2 Beth M0009 I Jerry Coburn tg x DOM! R0blnS0'l Hoot Owl Pete f S Pvsie Rich,rd gccoy I, Jgijf Barbara Griffith Stinkweed Meade MVS- SPf'00l Bill Hyant Kay Carpenter Daniel George Parker Probate Judge DHUCYOV Jim H,y,, Mrs. C. A. Marre Stage Coach Drivers Leonard Smith Leroy Daniel The Junior Play, 'Desperate Ambroae,' was presented on January 30. It was a three-act comedy of the old Meat. Ambrose ana Bert, two comedians, come to Dead Man's Gulch and are mistaken for Homer The Kid and Gun Smoke Carter, two of the most feared riders in those parts. Ambrose and Bert thought they would have a pretty easy life if they played the parts of the cowboys. They soon found out differently. The Crooked sheriff out-smarts Ambrose, he is beaten and whipped by Hoot Owl Pete, and almost hung by Stinkweed. He doeen't even get the heroine, Nancy, either. Ve are sure that everyone who saw this play will agree that it was one of the best ever given at P.R.H.S VIH - ' I XR WZ A f-A xfx ,M X 151 Wx 1 Q X115 15 E HN 1 1ff Z i ,fi H 'ZyJ l1 28 29 b 4 Env? X N1 ff X XXX 1111 I ., I 1 11 x Xp W W Q 1 ,f 1 ' Xs 1 ff J Q X XX l fy X 1 ' 1 1 ' Vff77f! 5 x ' I I' 'I y .. 1 f 1 'A' .I !! x, XXX Q Wfxl Y 4 ff 1 N - 1' ff 1 ff!! 'H XX N1ixXK X df ,I ' 7 'ff 1 ALS X N V f 4 I I XXh gjgiix sf? X 1 xi lg A ,f X . 1 wg- N , 45, S , M ,X i 7 I fu ,QXX WR ,X f 529 Z ' Qff- -Zigi' I I q1 I XX1 .X 1 , E7 fi ff ' 5 I ,555 au ff 9 N N ip 5 I N 5 Q VL - I' - f-' - I Xl, A 1 ,Miz I E! 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'P vnv 'N u .i., 4- V Tu., 'K 75 it if wi. ,:,f L , S 1 fs? 2,5 SENIOR ACI-IIEVEMENTS DOROTHY AMER Glee Club ll Junsor Play 3 Band 1 2 3 F H A 1 2 ll Llbrary 2 Blu Jay Staff ll JERRY ARNOLD Glee Club 3 Sensor Play ll Football 3 Basketball 3 Bl u-Jay Staff ll CAROLYN BAUGH Glee Club 1 2 3-ll Junlor Play 3 Sensor Play It F H A 1 2 3-It Pep Club 1 2 3-R Class Offscer 2-ll Carnsval Candsdate 3 llosssecossssng Queen Candsdate I, Annual Staff I Blu Jay Staff D1 BOB BASORE Glee Club 2-3-l Blu-Jay Staff U Football 1 2 3-l Track 1 2 3-l Basketball 2 LLOYD BRADLEY Glee Club 1 2 3 ll Sensor Play I Football 3 Basketball 2 3-Il Track 1 2 3-8 HARLEY CARPENTER- Glee Club 2 3 It Class Offscer 2 3 Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play ll Annual Staff 1 2 3-It JOYCE ELAINE CUIMINS-Glee Club 1 2 3-ll Hslltop Queen Candsdate It Junsor Play 3 Senior Play ll Band 3-Il F H 1 ll Offsce 3 Llbrary 3 Blu Jay Staff I NELLIE IRENE DINGUS Glee Club 1 2 3-N F H A 1 2 3-4 Pep Club 1 2 3-4 Llbrary I Blu Jay Staff 4 DONNIE LEE FULTZ Glee Club 1 2 3-It Band 1 2 3 ll Class Offscer 3 Carnsval Ksng Candsdate 3 Football 1 2 3-ll Basketball 2 3 CORA CLAUDETTE HARKNESS- Glee Club 1. 2 3-4 P Club 1 2 3 ll F H A 1 2-14 Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play ll Hslltop Queen Candsdate 3 Offsce 3-It Llbrary 3-ll Blu Jay Staff ll DOROTHY LUCILLE HEIEN Glee Club 1 2 3-ll F H A 1 2 Pep Club 1 2-3-ll Offsce 3-It Llbrary 3 ll Blu Jay ll SYLVIA HENDERSON Glee Club ll Pep Club ll F H A 3 CARL DEE HOLMES- Glee Club 1 2 3 ll Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play ll Band 1 2 Offsce ll Football 1 3 THOMAS LeROY McCOY GleekClub 1 I2-3-It Snsor Play It Annual Staff 1 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2-Il Trac 1 2 3- DONNIE McGlNNIS- Band 1 2 Football 1 Track 1 2 3 JAMES MCKIM Glee Club ll, Football It Track Basketball 1 2-3 Track 1 3 ROBERT MOORE Glee Club 1 3 Class Reporter 3 Junsor Play 3 Football 1 2 3-ll Basketball 1 2 3 Track JANIS LEA MORRIS-Glee Club 1 2 3-It Class Offscer 1 Band 1 2 3-ll F H A 1 2-ll Offscer 3 Pep Club 1 Offscer 2 Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play ll Homecornsng Queen Hslltop Queen Candsdate 1 Annual Staff ll IRA MUNDELL Carnsval Ksng Candsdate 2 Class Offscer ll Blu Jay Staff ll JAMES PATTERSDN Glee Club 2 ll KAROL KA PAYNE Glee Club 1 2 3-ll Pep Club 2 3-It Offscer 1 F H A 1 2 3-ll Cheer Leader 1 2 3-ll Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play It Class Offscer 2 Offsce 3 Carnsval Queen Candsdate 1 Homecomsng Queen Candsdate Annual Staff 3 Blu Jay Staff ll RONALD LEE RARDIN Glee Club 2 3-It Band 1 2 ll Offscer 3 Hslltop Candsdate 3 Class Offscer ll Sensor Play It Football 1 2 3-ll Basketball 2 3-ll Track 1 Annual Staff 3 HOWARD SEARL Glee Club 1 2 3-4 Basketball 1 Track 2 Blu Jay Staff ll CARL SMITH Glee Club 2 3-ll Track 1-2 SHERMAN SPENCE Junsor Play 3 Class Officer 1 BOBBY SECREST Glee Club 1 2 3-It Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play ll Manager 2-3-ll Annual Staff 3 KAREN KAY STUFFINGS-Glee Club 1 2 3-I Junior Play 3 Sensor Play I1 F H A 1 2 ll Offscer 3 Pep Club 1 2-4 Officer 3 Band 1 3-It Offscer 2 Class Offscer 3 Hslltop Queen Candsdate 2 Llbrarsan 2, Annual Staff 1 2-It Blu Jay Staff It JAMES D HELLER Glee Club 1 2 3-It Football 1 2 3-IL Basketball 2 3-It Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play ll Class Officer 1 It Band 1 2-3-It Hslltop sisng Candsdate 2 Annual Staff 3-Il WILLIAM HILKERSON Glee Club 1 2 3-ll Football 1 2 3-ll Class Offscer 1 2 Sensor Play It Basketball 2 Track ll Annual Staff 3 WILLIAM WODBURN Glee Club 2 3-4 Carnlval Ksn Candidate 1 Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play It Class Offscer 3 Band 1 2 3-ll Track 1 Footba l 1 2 3-It Basketball 2 3-4 LARRY A YORK Glee Club 3-It Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play I Football 1 2-3-l Basketball 1 3 Track 2-3-N Baseba 1 F F A 1 . ' . . . ' . I . .- - ' - - ' F - 1-2- . .-.TL l2-3- , ' , ' f - 1 ' . ' ', ' ' ' . I - ep '.' ' I I 1 1 ' I I I l I - , ll. RICHARD MOORE--Glee Club 1-3-ll, Junior Play 3. Class Officer 1-2-3, Stuntesta Candidate ll, Football 1-2-3-It, 1 ' I ' , I I I ' I I 1' . ' u I . I I ' I 0 I - ' Q I l . I i 'HI I ' ' I ' ' I ' I l I l I ' ' D I L I l ' I , l I . I ' I I l T I I I ' I l ' ' I I I . ' ' I l 1 I I I ' I ' p I Class Hlstory' Graduates of 58 wlllremember when we started our Freshman year at P H S w th Mr 'tegge an Mrs Forsyth as our sponsors There were thirty one of us and as class officers we elec ted President Jimmy Weller Vace President Sherman Spence Secretary Janus Morris Treas er ll Wilkerson Our first success was winning the magazine sale Janus Morris and Kenny Haley were our candidates for H lltop Kung and Que n Karol Payne and Ball Woodburn were our candidates for the carneval s Sophomores we were thirty In number Our officers were President B I I ker President Harley Carpenter Secretary Carolyn Baugh Treasurer, Karol Payne Our candidates for Hilltop were Karen Stuffnngs and Jimmy Weller Olr carnival candidates were Carolyn Baugh and Ira Mundell We were unsuccessful both times e Juniors clumbed back up to thirty ne gain We elect d th fo low ng officer Pr dent Harley Carpenterf Vice President Bull Woodburn Secretary, Karen Stufflngs Treasurer, Our Hilltop Candidates were Ronnie Rardin and Claudette Harkness Our carnival candidates re Virginia Kung and Donnie Fultz We lost both of these contes r Junior Senior Banquet was quite a success was Miss MII s Jun or Pl Aaron Slick From Pumpkin Crick now we are Seniors We chose as our officers President Ronnie Rardnn Vice Pr s dent Ira Mundell Secretary Carolyn Baugh Treasurer Jam Wel er Under the sponsorship of Mr Blackman and Mrs Marrs we are expecting a wonderful year Our Hilltop Candidates were Joyce Cummins and Richard Moore Again we were unsuccessful Our Carnival Candidates were Dorothy Helen and Carl Dee Holmes We still have many events to look forward to The Junior Senior Banquet Senior Play, Senior Trup Baccalaureate and Commencement hough we cannot go to school at P H w In lasting mem orues MOTTO It is not the gale but the set of t sa I t determines where we go FLOWER WHITE ROSE COLOR LAVENDER AND WHITE ', ' . . . i . c d . t . ' - ' 1 - ur I I I I I I I I ' . . I .I i . Q I A. ' ' . ' : ' , i I W'l son: Vice Th ' ' 1 ' ' -o a ' . e e I i ' s: esi- Donnie Fultz. Our sponsors were Miss Yencic and Mr. Wood. i we ' ' ' ' . ts: 'Ou ' - ' . , as ' ler' I ay, N And ' . ' : ' , ' ' 5 e i- . 5 . 2 . ' I . .Alt . .S. again, we ill be with you all ' ' - ' , he i hat Semen' Class Prophecy In the summer of 1983 nf was my good fortune to learn about those once young ladnes and gentle men who were happy I was called to my journey vna the ann I notnced a whnrled around and Chncago My attentnon was attracted to a most dngnnfned and proud looknng gentleman wnth Prnnce Albert coat and a gold headed cane Judgnng from appearances, I knew nt was none the eastern part of the country to attend to some property I owned I started on Mo Pac whnch was owned by B ll Hnlkerson As I wanted for the outward bound g black cloud nn the north Everythnng grew dark and I felt myse lnfted upward After what seemed an hour of constant whnrlnng I found bo s and gnrls together nn the pncturesque old school P R H S benn myse a plug at other than Harley Carpenter who ns presndent of the Chncago Hatnonal Bank As I walked down Fnrst Street, a sngn attracted my attentnon It was Studno M e Boeulawske whnch belonged to Karol Ka Payne and Carolyn Baugh who had won great fame nn thenr musncal careers They were among the wealthnest people of the cnty I went to Boston where I met Sherman Spence, who had become a prosperous lawyer I asked hnm how ns wnfe was I regretted thns for he told me wnth sorrow that Nellne Dnngus had played hnm false the last moment and he had had to batch ever snnce Hhnle I was nn Boston I saw Howard Searl H nwas runnnng for Mayor of doston Hhnle I was there I learned that Bob Basore h d gone nnto the fll n g atnon usnness f r hnmself e do n qunte we I vnsnted Cnncnnnatn where to my astonnshment I found Karen Stuffnngs and Janns the Bellernve Hotel Bobby Secrest was worknng as thenr Bell hop I found out t at Morrns operatnng Joyce Cummnns and Dorothy Henen were employed at the Natnonal Bnscunt Company Cnncnnnatn seemed to change to a small town nn uermany Nhat do you thnnk they had been donng? Each of them had a n e nn the servn The scene changed and I found myself nn New York where s arrnng nn a bng stage sh w The Sweet Gnrl Graduates Wnnle nn New York my attentnon was attracted to a very whom I recognnzed at once as Dorothy Amer Robert Moore they had met where I met Rnchard and wn e lnttle Dutch gn s I had the pleasure of seenng Jerry Arnold dngnnfned and stylishly dressed lady I walked down Broadway wlere nn the dnstance sngn attracted my attentnon 'Armour and Company Hotel owned by Lloyd Bradley Sylvna Henderson lnved nn the mansion on the next corner of the same block then traveled to Kansas Cnty a d hnle there I spotted sngn whnch sa d He Can Decrease Your Venght Fat People Do Hot Despanr I opened the door of the shop and there stood a lnttle ned up fel w wnt a goo na ured smnle on hns face I was trynng to thnnk whom he resemb e when he sand 'Don t you remember me? Sure enough t was Larry York Whnle nn Kansas Cnty I saw a gentleman whose erect and graceful carrnage attracted my atten non I learned that nt was no other than Ira Mundell nntendnng to be candndate for Presndent o the Unnted States nn the next electnon left Kansas Cnty and found myself nn t Loun I had been there only a few moments when heard some wonderful musnc from one of the theatres of the cnty To my surprnse, I saw Bnll Ho d burn and Donnne Fultz snttnng at the piano and gnvnng Ierth such portentous musnc that thenr audi ence was spell bound After I left the theatre, I notnced thns advertnsement 'Marrnage Broker, Room 592 fnfth oor Benng an old mand I was attracted by thns sngn and made my way to room 592 I ask or the manager and when he appeared, I exclanmed Hh Jnm eller He nnformed me that nt would be nmpossnble for hnm to plan a matrnmonnal venture for a woman as old as I I went to Nashvnlle and upon arrnvnng I heard musnc comnng from the opera house As I went n, my surprnse Carl S nth was playnng wnth the Grand Old Opera Hhnle nn nashvnlle I learn that Jnm McKnm had hn own barber shop exclusnvely for women Leroy McCoy owns the most exclusnve fashnon Parns Shop nn New York and hns favornte model Is Ronnne Rardnn I returned home where I met Jnm Patterson, just drnv f hl 1 5 down the street a short dnstance when I met Carl Dee Holm2slnHergTns thealg:ggg:tca:'lgt lnwtothd I learned that Donnne McGnnnns owns and operates the Lnnn Theatre, a 'Magnnfncent' busnness Thns ends the prophecy of the Sennor Class of 1958 and may such happnness as has been pre dncted for them always be thenrs y ' ' ' , . . . . ' . . ' i ' . ' . tr ' , ' bi , ' . ' If ' g - ' , - . ' ' - fin . n . . . . . l . h I - - ' . nn ' -- m I In h. . . 3 . . . ' .I at ' . ' ' . e . n , I . a - l'n st ' b ' o ' . H is I g ' ll. . ' . I I - . h - . I - ' sf: ko srl . wh'I ' 'ce. , . . t - ' ' O ' nn -' .nn ' V . . ' 8 . . ' I . ' n 'w ' a ' ' i : ' ' dr' .'lo ' h ' d t '. ' . ' ' l d, I t. . . . . l ' . . . . - f I ' ' S . 's. I - nl 1 4 1 . . . I , . , o 1 fl .' ' ' ' ' ' ' U d f ' D . . -' , .. Y' - V . '. . .t m , ' I . . 1 ed SENICDR WILL Being of aound mlnd and ln complete control of all faculntues we the Seniors of 1958 do hereby glve our last wlll and testament MR FORSYTN we wlll and bequeath the unquestnonable right to run the school as he sees flt without consulting the Sennar Class MRS FORSYTH we wlll all of our mnstakes on typmg end unenswerable questions ln bookkeeping MR STEGGE we will our duck decoys and fnshung rods wlth hopes he wlll have better luck than we dld MR PERCY -we wall a paur of glasses to help hum catch gum chewere MISS YDICIC-we wlll all the candy bar and gum wrappers nn the sewung machnne drawers MR NODHALL we will a bottle of sedetlves for any headaches he may have acquired MR HOOD-we wlll our ability to look and sound like a mllltary bend MR HASMLER we wlll all the scrap wood left over from the Sensor Class MRS MARRS-we wlll all the money we have accumulated for our old book reports MR BLACNMAN we will all of our nuce peaceful and quuet class meetungs HARRY CARPENTER we wlll our nice clean and tedy ways we know he appreclates them BOBBY SECREST wllls belng Mr Percy s manager to Davnd Endncott JAMES McKlM- wills hls cowboy boots to Freddie Laudan DOROTHY AMER wells her glggles to Jeanette Cox RONNIE RARDIN wllls hls parknng places to Gary Humphrey NELIE DINGUS-wllls her ablllty to sleep In Amerucan History to Bllly Hyant HARLEY CARPENTER wllls to Elwood Blevuns hrs fungerwave and the HELL SCRUBBED LOOK CARL 91lTH wllls hls gultar to Roy Staton KAROL PAYNE wllls all her boy frnends to Francile James JIM MELLER wllls his sauve and undenlable ways wuth gurls to Leroy Danlel DONNIE FULTZ wllls hls abll lty behlnd a steerlng wheel to Lonnne Price BOB BASRE wllls his eyes to Lsstlna Johnson lshe has them anyway! CAROLYN BAUGH wllls her abillty to slap ln the front door just before the tardy bell r to Larry Klpper BILL HILKERSON wllls his Romeo techniques to Bull Muller SYLVIA HENDERSON wllls her beshfulness to Ruth Ann Foster CLAUDETTE HARKNESS wllls her abnlity to captnvate a man and keep hlm to Charlene Courtols BILL HOODBURN wllls hus Studebaker to Knm Barrner uf he can start It SHERMAN SPENCE wllls his qunetnesa to George Parker JERRY ARNOLD-wllls his ability to get A s without studying to Donnne Hard JOYCE CUMMINS-wllls her ablluty to whnp cream an Miss Yenclc s room to Joyce Searl JAMES PATTERSON wllls hue attentnon nn class to anyone who likes to read IRA MUNDELL wills hls magic words In startnng cars to Rosemary Ayres JANIS MORRIS-wllls her ablllty to chew gum and get caught to C H Parker RICHARD IDORE wills hls 'ldon t believe I know attitude to Blayne Camp LLOYD BRADLEY wllls hle milk cow and mllk stool to Donna Roblnson KAREN STUFFINGS wllls her Black 'Chevy' to anyone who thlnks they can drlv ROBERT MOORE wllls his ability to skip school to Blll Skagges DOROTHY HEIEN wllls her charming ways to Sharon Cox NOHARD SEARL wllls his plpe to anyone who can stand the smell of lt DONNIE McGINNlS- wllls his blg feet to Frank Grosshart LEROY McCOY wllls his ability to play basketball to Francis Llndell CARL DEE HOLMES- wllls has car and gurls to has brother Grant TORNEDEN FUNERAL HOME cmd TORNEDEN VARIETY STORE Slgned THE SENIORS OF 1958 LARRY YORK--wills hls southern drawl to David Bradley. - ' ' lng . - e lt. SENICDR PLAY Presented Aprn 1-s use Mygtery In The L1brq1-y Director Mrs Catherine Marrs Park town Play edy able by HELEN HINES Carolyn Jo Baugh Annle Goopy Marley C Carpenter President Hartman Donnle Fultz Electrlclan Dorothy Helen Margaret Alllson Carl Dee Holmes Jay Mason LeRoy McCoy Shorty Gregory James Mckim Ellsworth Larson Janis Morrls Clarlbeth Harris Richard Moore Benny Lyon Robert Moore Pollcenan Janes Patterson Policeman Karol Ka Payne Dora Dean Jlmmy Heller Dlck Martln Bill Hllkerson Blll Woodburn Inspector Burke Swenson Larry A York Henbrlck College was a small desolate school on the out skirts of a ghost and was supposedly haunted by ghosts All actlon of the three act was centered around Park College and the mystery excltement con and dramatic venture of the play offered the auduence an unforget evenlng ll I ll - a . , I . Q n a . - 1 D l ' . . I 1958 TRACK T Flrst Row C Patterson R Jackson R Epps E Umphenour D Endicott R Staton L York B Moore Second Row B Basore C Parker G Hester J Courtons J Mckum B Vyant C Smuth K Barrier D J ks n J Bishop R Rar an Standnng C Hoskuns C s D atuon M oy V d Mlller L Bradley R McCoy J aw G Leonard L Hoskins D Varung The Blu Jay Track Team has entered each year in several dual and traangular meets wuth other leaque schools They also enter some of the larger relays from near by colleges and unlversutues such as l ttsburg Fort Scott and Ottawa Relays There were thnrteen men who were hold overs from the 1957 team Thus was a good nucleaus and several capable new men Joined the 1958 squad Third Row: B. Basore, J. Coburn., B. Camp, F. Laudan, J. Johnson, . ac o , . , - G' - ' g , ' , . Holme , . N ' , L. cC , D. ar , B. , . , - 1 - Sh v Cf ,F . 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