Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

republic high school A DEDICATION We the Seniors of 1958 do hereby dedicate this yearbook, The Wildcat' , to our parents and teachers who have made our high school days happy. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evert Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pickel Mr. and Mrs. Millard Shadduck Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Linden This Page Courtesy of Goldie Jones Beauty Shop, Whites Radio Shop, Plaza Motel, Ellers Belleville, Kansas ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Alpers Mrs. Nicholls This Page Courtesy of Kesl's Jewerly, Evert Agency, Applebees Belleville, Kansas Robert Linden Majors: Science, English, Industrial Arts. Minors: History, Commerce, Math. Nickname----------- —-----Bob Hobby..................Piahing Basketball-----------1-2-3-Jj- Football---------------- 2-3-4 Class Officer----------1-2-3-4 Student Council--------------1 Home Coming King-------------4 Arnold Laman Senior Class Sponsor Concordia High School Kansas State College------Two years Fort Hays State---------------Three years Bachelor and Masters Degree----Hays John Hurley Majors: Science, History, English, Commerce Minors: Shop. Nickname:----------------Johnny Hobby---------------------Girls Track----------------------1 - I4. Basketball------------1-2-3-lj. Football---------------1-2-3-lj Class Officer----------1-2-3-lj Student Council---------------2 HomeComing Attendant----------3 Band---------------------- 1-2 Darlene Evert Majors: Science, Commerce, History, English. Minors: Home Economics, Math. Nickname------------------Abbott Y-Teens-----------------1-2-3 -U Officer------------------1-2-3-U Pep Club- —.............-1-2-3-U Officer................. 1-2-3-U Cheerleader------------------3-U Class Officer------------1-2-3-U Librarian--------------------2-U Music--------------------1-2-3-U Band---------------------1-2-3-U Pep Band---------------------1-2 Physical Education-------1-2-3-U Home Coming Attendant----------3 Home Coming Queen--------------U Sharon McNitt Majors: Science, Commerce, History, English. Minors: Home Economics Nickname------------------Kate Y-Teens----------------1-2-3-U Officer----------------1-2-3-U Pep Club.............. 1-2-3-U Officer----------------1-2-3-U Class Officer----------1-2-3-U Student Council--------------1 Librarian--------------1-2-3-U Music------------------1-2-3-U Triple Trio------------------2 Band-------------------1-2-3-U Fep Band-------------------1-2 Home Coming Attendent--------U Physical Education-----1-2-3-U Cheerleader------------------U Roberta Shadduok Majors: Science, History, English, Commerce Minors: Home Economics Nickname------------------Berta Y-Teen.......-........—1-2-3-1; Pep Club.........-......1-2-3-14- Officer-----------------------Ij- Class Officer------------1-2-3-1; Music-------------------1-2-3-14- Triple Trio---------------------2 Band---------------------1-2-3-1; Pep Band----------------------1-2 Physical Education-------1-2-3-14- Vivian Pickel Majors: English, History, Science, Commerce Minors: Home Economics Nickname----------------------Vi v Y-Teen--------------------2-3-1; Officer-----------------------4- Pep Club------------------2-3-1; Officer------------........“-jl- Band----------------------2-3-1; Music---------------------2-3-1; Class Officer-------------2-3-1; Student Council------------- 1; Physical Education--------2-3-1; Pep Band--------------------- 2 Senior Class Prophecy It is the Fall of 1968. The Senior Class of 1958 is gathering in the halls of R.H.S. to welcome back all the old members. First to arrive is Miss Shelly Lee, the former Vivian Plckel. Shelly Lee is her theatrical name as she is now a featured Sax- ophone player in the Tiny Tim's Rock and Rollers Jazz Band. Next to appear on the scene is Mr. Robert Neill Linden who made his first million deep- sea diving for the Sun-Kisted Tuna Company. He is planning to spend the week here in Republic fishing on the banks of the Republican River as he did in the years of his youth. Roberta Shadduck just flew in from Chicago where she is now living with her husbsnd, Gorgous George. Roberta, a former airline stewardess, met George when he was on his way to Italy to fight Wild Red Berry. Darlene Evert has just come back from Africa where she has been doing nursing and missionary work. We regret to say that her husband. Chuck Livingston, has recently been eaten by canibals. Sharon McNitt Just arrived from Las Vegas where she has just obtained her third divorce. She was a candidate for Mrs. America, but was disqualified because of her recent divorce. We regret that John Hurley will not be with us at this time, because of a lack of funds. You know that ten children can be very expensive. He and his wife and children are now living in Louisville, Ky., where John is training race horses. Class Motto This Page Courtesy of Byron Liquor Store Byron Nebr. State Bank of Chester Chester, Nebr. Swedish-American Bank Courtland, Kans. Denny Furniture Appliance Superior, Nebr. Nelsons Market Wards Service Scandia, Kans. HOW WE LOOKED THEN Darlene Evert Roberta Shadduck This Page Courtesy of Republican Valley Roller Rink, Hardy, N. Republic Cafe, Republic, K. Pajen Hardware Co., Republic, K. Republic eil Co., Republic, K. Darlene Evert with ambition great Has the fault of staying out late Next Pall she will be seen Entering college a Freshman greenJ Sharon McNitt with eyes of Blue And she's got a boyfriend too She is planning to be married soon. The wedding will probably be next June. Roberta Shadduck is a likeable girl And is always in a whirl. When graduation rolls around Where will Roberta be found? Vivian Pickel in her little green Ford Down many a street she has roar'd. If she drives it her very best It will go to the junkyard to rest. Bob Linden, our Senior King Has his mind on many a thing. He's full of fun and fancy free Because, that's the way he wants to be. John Hurley, with English in mind For a credit he hopes to find. If he shouldn't get it, he doesn't fear He will just come back next year. This Page Courtesy of Kueker Grain, Seaman's Store, Bachelor-Faulkner-Dart Furniture, Fashion Cleaners, Arbuthnots, J.C. Penneys, Tibbett Bros., Marley's Shoe Shop, Dr. Leigh, K W Rexall Drugstore, Barth Appliance Center, Jan D. Thayer 0. D. , Frank G� Spumey, Belleville, Kans. Senior Class W ill We the Seniors of 1958 being of sound mind (?) do ordain this to be our last will and testament. Having acquired certain properties and character- istics which we no longer have use for, do hereby and herewith pledge and dispose of them in this manner. Vivian wills her driving ability to Darlene Hurley. Roberta wills her Shorthand ability to Charlene Rahe. Darlene wills her ways of getting other people in trouble to Mack Hawley. John wills his ways with Mrs. Nicholls to Steven Mizar. Sharon wills her talking in study hall to Judy Linden. Bob wills his eraser throwing ability to Roger Simms. This being our last will and testament we do, as a class wish to leave our teachers, for which we've had little use, the school, which we used well but not wisely, and the years accumulation of knowledge collected: All of which will probably be useless to us in the years to come. WITNESSES: Elvis Lewis Dog in Sputnik Jerry L. Presley Sheriff Bill This Page Courtesy of Superior Service Cleaners, Madalyns Style Shop, Troudt's Store Superior, Nebraska Mr. Alpers Sponsor Warren Hallgren JUNIORS Harold Larson Mrs. Alpers Sponsor Alfred Nitcher In the fall of 1955� four green freshmen crossed the threshold Into R.H.S., Warren Hallgren, Jay Tuman, Alfred Nitcher, and Harold Larsen Jr. At the beginning of the second semester, JoAnn Hall joined the Freshmen class, a transfer from Superior, Nebraska. On Sept. 2, 1956, Harold Larsen Jr., Warren Hallgren, Alfred Nitcher, and Judy Nystrom, a transfer from Court- land, once again entered the halls of R.H.S., as soph- omores. Two members of the class. Jay Tuman and JoAnn Hall moved away. On Sept. 2, 1957� Warren Hallgren, Alfred Nitcher, and Harold Larsen Jr. once again entered the halls of R.H.S. as upper-classmen, being Juniors. The class had lost one member, Judy Nystrom. Class officers for 1957-58 are as follows: President Vice-President Sec. Treas. Warren Hallgren Alfred Nitcher Harold Larsen This page courtesy of Stradley Service Station, Republic, K. Sanborn Lumber Co., Scandia, K. SOPHOMORES Mr. Ukens, Sponsor Marjorie Daugherty Roger Simms Charlotte Rahe Virginia Jensen Kenny Fisher Class History Mack Hawley Charlene Rahe Leroy Rakestraw Phil Reed In the fall of 1956 fourteen green Freshmen stood starie eyed in the halls of R.H.S. We had the same class we left grade school with only one addition, Kenny Fisher. That year we learned how to live as high school kids, bringing us up to where we are now as Sophomores. Class officers for the year of 1957-58 are as follows: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Marjorie Daugherty Virginia Jensen Darlene Hurley Mike Charles This Page Courtesy of Byron Grain Co., Byron, N. Gruebers Service., Byron, N. Tietjen Implement., Byron, N. Farmers Co-op Elevator Co., Byron, N. FRESHMAN Freshmen Class History On September third, three green freshmen crossed the threshold into R.H.S. They are Steven Mizar, Judy Linden, and Charles McEwen. The class officers are: Steven Mizar----President Reporter Charles McEwen------------ Vice-president Student Council Judy Linden-----Secretary Treasurer This Page Courtesy of John Deere Imp Belleville Kan s Blow hardi Liuesa wnoi This Page Courtesy of Pollard Ford Co., Belleville, Ks. Meltons Motor Co., Belleville, K.s EIGHTH GRADE Dennis Erkenbreck Barbara Boman Morris Daugherty Vickie Harlan Douglas Simms Roberta Bulter Rodney Petersen SEVENTH GRADE o ■ I. j 4W fj £hL. i§§4 Richard Larson Karen Scarlett Terry Hawley Joyce Bowers Ronald Butler Kenneth Hurley Raney Charles Charles Sisson Linda Thornton Carolyn Rakestraw This Page Courtesy Sis Seed U Fertilizer., Belleville, Ks. o J Marcia Beck Linda Sankey of Arlene Eberly Thomas Studio., Belleville, Ks W ■- X , tad t. ' ', FIFTH GRADE Mrs• Novak f sbk C J ’ t Gregory Burrell Joyce Shadduck William Daugherty Maxine Meggett Albert Williams c C) r ' kj a s ' J' ■ if,. Donna Cline Bryan Simms LaDawn Mlzar Donnie Rakestraw Sue Erkenbrack Leslie Holms Marlene Snyder Alan McClure Lynn Ellen Boylen John Charles SIXTH GRADE Arlo Mlllen n Rachelle Butler 4 Irene Myers r dii Nancy Boman This Page Courtesy of Peoples National Bank, Belleville, Ks. First National Bank, Eellevllle, Ks. THIRD GRADE Kent Swartz LeAnn Bowers Allan Daugherty Loretta SaffarransEverett Myers Marlon Weir Harold Fisher Jimmy Miller Bobby Meggett FOURTH GRADE Carol Petersen Timmy Sankey Jamie Hofts Dale Fisher Vickie Boman n jf p ' { .t ■Gary u line Janice Thorton Jimmy Elliott Cynthia Brown This Page Courtesy Of Westside I.G.A., Republic, Kansas Daryl Thorton Patricia Burge Larry Bowers Jack Weir Miche11 Hurd Phyllis Reed Samuel Stradley 4 Janette Bagley Nadine Eberly Phyllis Weir Walter Sisson ! Pamela Boman Jimmy Conn Diane Thayer Pamela Boylan Carol Milner Keenan Elliott Danny Conn SECOND GRADE Renee Butler r dLt ik Wilma Daugherty Ronnie Wright Alana McClure Stephen Woodside Terry Stradley King ROBERT LINDEN Homecoming '57' Queen DARLENE EVERT Attendants VIRGINIA JENSEN Candidates arrive on field WARREN HALLGREN Captain crowns queen Girls' Volleyball Team Coach Alpers and Co-coach Ukens Page Courtesy of Republic Grain Co., Republic, Kans. Y TEEN Officers Darlene E. Pall Conference Y-Teen members V-pres. Sharon Me. Sec. Virginia J. Treas. Marjorie D. Pres. Darlene E. Sharon McNitt Pep Club members Virginia J. Sponsor-Mrs. Alpers WE WORK WE STUDY WE RELAX Geometry Home Ec. I English III Typing I Relaxing Working Hard FOOTBALL TEAM Senior boys and Coach Alpers 5 7 Captains meet I TOP ROW John Hurley Butch Noble Bob Linden Charles McEwen Harold Larson Phil Reed BOTTOM ROW Warren Hallgren Roger Simms Mack Hawley Kenneth Fisher LeRoy Rakestraw Mike Charles Squad This Page Courtesy of Don Moore Jewelry, Superior, Nebr. Ben Hill Clothing, Superior, Nebr, Superior Style Shoppe, Superior, Nebr. Charles Me. Leroy R. BASKETBALL TEAM In huddle! A” Team This Page Courtesy of Citizens Grain Co. Chester, Nebr. Peake Transport Service Chester,Nebr. Eddie Hoshaw Aren't I CuteJ Studing hard? Janitor Ted Williams Could it be? Mrs. Alpers? Green Freshmans Cook Ruth Hallgren Cook Wanda Morehead Isn't Love Grand? SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept.2- School Starts 5- Family Life Institution 6- Y-Teen Meeting 9- County Teachers Meeting 12- Y.W.C.A. 19- School Pictures Taken 20- Football- Scandia 23- P’.T.A. 25- Family Life Institute 26- Board Meeting 0cto 1;- Football- Ruskin 10- Football- Lovewell 11- Y-Teen Car Wash 14- P.T.A. 16- League Meeting 1§- y-Teen Meeting 21- Booster Meeting 24- Board Meeting 28- P.T.A. ft Teachers Meeting Nov. 1- Y-Teen Meeting 11-12- Volley-Ball Tournament 15- Y-Teen Meeting 18- Booster Meeting 21- Board Meeting 25- P.T.A. 28- Thanksgiving Vacation Begins Dec. 2- Family Life Institution 3- Basketball- Jamestown 4- P.T.A. Board Meeting 6- Basketball- Concordia 13- Y-Teen Meeting Basketball- Agenda 16- P.T.A. Feb. U- 5-6-8- 11-14- 17- 18- 19- 20- 21- !t March 3- 10-11-12- 11- 13- 14- 17- 21- April 11- 15- 16- 21- 25- 28- May 1- 5- 9- 11- 13- 15- 16- Basketball- Byron Grade School Tournament County Tournament Booster Meeting Basketball- Scandia League Meeting Board Meeting Y.W.C.A. Basketball- Courtland Teachers Banquet Y-Teen Meeting P.T.A. G.S. Tournament at Chester Vocal Music Festival Lions Meeting Y-Teen Meeting Booster Meeting Band Festival P.T.A. Y-Teen Meeting Y-Teen Meeting Grade Track Meet League Meeting Booster Meeting Y-Teen Meeting PTA Fairbury College Visits U-H Y-Teen Meeting Baccaulaurate Class Night Commencement LAST DAY OF SCHOOL 17- Basketball- Narka 19- Board Meeting 20- Basketball- Cuba 23- Christmas Vacation Begins Jan. 1- New Years Vacation 3- Y-Teen Meeting Basketball- Munden 7- Basketball- Randall 14- Basketball- Lovewell 15- League Meeting 17- Basketball- Concordia 20- Booster Meeting 24- Basketball- Agenda 27- P.T.A. 31- Basketball- Cuba SPECIAL DATES� Feb. 25-28 District Tournament-Republic 2nd April 19th Junior and Senior Banquet Prom April 22-27 Senior Sneak-Kansas Cityi fiftoettAp ,. 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