Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

Dedication We the Seniors of i960, hereby dedicate our annual to our Super- intendent and sponsor, Mr. Arnold Laman and to our Parents. We are grateful to both for their guidance and counsel throughout our school days in Republic High School. As a small token of appreciation, we dedicate this, the i960 Wildcat, to you Mr. Arnold Laman and our beloved Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reed Mr. and Mrs. Don Charles Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Artie Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Max Conzelman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simms Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Rakestraw Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kathrineberg COMPLIMENTS OF DARYL THORNTON. REPUBLIC, KANSAS ASSISTANT EDITOR AND EDITOR The Annual Staff Charlene Rahe, Mike Charles The Journalism Class ADVISOR Floyd Belk LAYOUT AND ART EDITORS CLASSES, ALUMNI, COPY EDITORS Arlene Kathrineberg. Virginia Jen- Darlene Hurley- LeR°y Rakestraw' Char . . lotte Rahe. sen, Charlene Kathrineberg. REPUBLIC GRAIN CO. - N. J. HABIGER, MANAGER F acuity -- “ ---------------- High School Faculty MR. ARNOLD LAMAN. SUPT. MR. FLOYD BELK MR. BURNELL UKENS MR. WARREN ALPERS MRS. ISABEL NICHOLLS MRS. ILLENE BLAZEK CONZELMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. REPUBLIC. KANSAS Administration J P. T.A. Officers Max Conzelman President Lola Snyder Secretary Alvin Petersen Jim Hurley, Jr. Vice-President Treasurer Board of Education Members TOP ROW: V. Beck. K. Simms, D. Snyder, and G. Farlee (not pictured) BOTTOM ROW: W. Fischer, H. Elliott, E. Eitzman, H. Shulda Seniors lutoc rciphs PHIL REED NICKNAME - P Reed PASTIME - Hunting ? Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Science Math. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2.3,4 Class Officer 2,4 Music 1,2 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming King 4 Class Plays 4 Kohl's Garage. Hardy. Nebraska Dr. E. M. Leigh, Hardy, Nebraska Byron Grain Co.. Byron, Nebraska ARLENE KATHRINEBERG NICKNAME - Slim PASTIME - Teasing Majors: Commerce, Social Science, English, Home Ec. Volleyball 1,3,4 Softball 1.3,4 Basketball 4 Class Officer 1,3.4 Music 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens 1,3.4 Class Plays 3,4 LEROY RAKESTRAW NICKNAME - Gus PASTIME - Telling Stories Majors: Industrial Arts, English, Social Science, Math. • Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,4 Music I, 2 Homecoming Att. 4 Class Plays 3.4 W. G. Reinke Lumber. Byron, Nebraska Bill's Market, Byron, Nebraska Gruber Service, Byron, Nebraska DARLENE HURLEY NICKNAME - Lan PASTIME - Chaperone Majors: Commerce. Social Science. Eng- lish. Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Softball 1,2.3.4 Basketball 4 Class Officer 1.2. 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Music 1,2, 3.4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Class Plays 2,3,4 ROGER SIMMS NICKNAME - Romeo PASTIME - Girls Majors: Math, English. Commerce, Social Science Football 2 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 2,4 Music 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 4 Tietjen Imp., Byron, Nebraska Byron Liquor, Byron, Nebraska Munden Oil Co., Munden, Kansas CHARLENE RAHE NICKNAME - Rahe PASTIME - Sophomore Boys Majors: Commerce. English. Social Science. Math. Volleyball i ,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3.4 Basketball 4 Class Officer 1,3 Cheerleader 4 Homecoming Att. 3 Band I,2,3,4 Music 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens I,2.3.4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Librarians 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 2,3,4 MICHAEL CHARLES NICKNAME - Smiley” PASTIME - Driving Carefully Majors: Industrial Arts, English, Science, Commerce. Football 2,3 Track 2,3,4 Student Manager 3,4 Music 1,2, 3,4 Class Officer 1 Class Plays 3,4 Splfchal Hardware, Munden, Kansas Western Light Telephone, Concordia, Kansas Wright-Brady Insurance, Concordia, Kansas CHARLENE KATHRINEBERG NICKNAME - Kat PASTIME - Flirting Majors: Commerce. Social Science, English, and Home Economics Volleyball 1,3.4 Softball 1.3,4 Basketball 4 Class Officer 1,4 Music 1,2. 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Y-Teens 1.3.4 Class Play 3,4 Librarian 2 KENNETH FISCHER NICKNAME - Kenny” PASTIME - Going to Byron Majors: Commerce, English, Science, Math- ematics, and Industrial Arts. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 2.4 Music 1,2.3.4 Homecoming Att. 2,4 Homecoming King 3 Student Manager 2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Bi-Lo Market, Narka, Kansas Hess Oil Co., Narka, Kansas Nelson's Market, Scandia, Kansas VIRGINIA JENSEN NICKNAME - Tiger PASTIME - Getting into Trouble Majors: English. Commerce, Social Science Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Softball I. 2.3.4 Basketball 4 Class Officer 1,2.3.4 Cheerleader 2.3 Homecoming Att. 2 Homecoming Queen 3 Band I Music 1,2, 3,4 Y-Teens I. 2,3.4 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 Librarian 1.2,3.4 Class Plays 2,3.4 MARLIN HAWLEY NICKNAME - Mack PASTIME - Flirting Majors: English. Commerce. Social Science Football 1,2.3.4 Basketball 1,2,3.4 Track 2,3,4 Music 1,2,4 Homecoming Att. 3 Class Plays 3,4 Cuba Implement Co. Allis-Chalmers Sales Service, Cuba, Kansas Dr. C. W. McClaskey, Cuba, Kansas Walthers Oil Co., Cuba, Kansas CHARLOTTE RAHE NICKNAME - Rahe PASTIME - Wasting Time Majors: Commerce, English. Social Science, Math. Volleyball 1.2,3.4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Class Officer 1,3.4 Cheerleader 3,4 Homecoming Att. 3 Band I,2.3.4 Music I,2,3,4 Y-Teens 1.2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Librarian 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 COYT NOBLE NICKNAME - Butch PASTIME - Skipping School Majors: English, Social Science, Industrial Arts, Commerce, Math. Football 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Music I 66-36 Cafe, Scandia, Kansas Wards Service, Scandia, Kansas Scandia State Bank, Scandia, Kansas Baby Daze Kenneth Coyt (Butch) LeRoy Phil Roger Mack NORTH-CENTRAL AGENCY, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS MELTON MOTOR COMPANY, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS BELLEVILLE LUMBER COMPANY, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS % Class History One bright crisp September morning twelve years ago in the year of 1948, four little girls and six little boys awoke very early to start a new life for themselves. As they arrived at the old schoolhouse in the center of Republic, their first teacher met them at the door and very warmly invited them into their classroom. Six of the present seniors were in that class. They are: Roger Simms. Mike Charles. Coyt Noble. Arlene and Charlene Kathrineberg, and Darlene Hurley. Their first teacher was Miss Betty, now known as Mrs. Eldon Evert. The middle of their first term the school was condemned and they attended the rest of the first grade and all of the second in a small house on main street belonging to Mrs. Estie Allen. Before they knew it. they found themselves with a new teacher, Miss Forrell, now Mrs. Billy Tipton; a new grade, and a different building, the Old Legion Hall. That year a little bombshell by the name of LeRoy Rakestraw joined them. As the years went on and they progressed from grade to grade, classmates joined and left them. By the time they had reached the fourth grade they discovered themselves in a brand new school on the Southeast edge of Republic. Mrs. Tallent was their teacher that year and the Rahe twins joined them, then went back to the country the following year. A large disturbance was caused when an ornery little blonde arrived during the fifth grade. That was Virginia Jensen. The teacher during the fifth grade was Mrs. O'Halloran. The next year. Phil Reed arrived and Mrs. Huckeby was the teacher. Soon the students dis- covered themselves in their last two years of grade school and they were very excited about entering high school. The Rahe twins rejoined the class during the seventh grade and also a cute little gentleman by the name of Mack Hawley. Miss Anthony guided them very suc- cessfully through the seventh and eighth grades. In the fall of 1956 the class found themselves as Green Freshmen, with one more addi- tion to the class, Kenneth Fischer. However, it didn't take them long to learn the life of high school students. These last four years have been the happiest the class will ever remember, because of all the fun and troubles they have caused each other. The dignified seniors are now: Mack Hawley, Phil Reed, LeRoy Rakestraw, Kenneth Fischer, Roger Simms, Mike Charles, Butch Noble. Charlene and Arlene Kathrineberg, Virginia Jensen, Charlene and Charlotte Rahe, and Darlene Hurley. Class Flower - Orchid Class Color - Rose and Silver Class Motto - The Higher we climb the broader our views. t Class Will We, the Seniors of I960, of the Republic High School, of the city of Republic, of the county of Republic, of the state of Kansas, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, made by us, anytime heretofore. ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE I: To the faculty we leave all the underclassmen in hopes that they don't follow in our footsteps. II: To Ted, the janitor, we leave our messy restrooms and cold showers. Ill: To the cooks we leave our hearty appetites and dishes. IV: To the community we leave our ability to write on buildings and spin tires on pavement. V: To the Juniors we leave our wonderful memories of being Seniors. VI: To the Sophomores we leave our dignified ways; please use them to some advantage. VII: To the Freshmen we leave our ability to get through school. VIII: As individuals we do hereby will the following: I, Mike Charles, will my safe driving ability to Robert Munson, and my love letters to no one. I, Kenny Fischer, will my football ability to Kenny Hurley, and Judy to anyone who thinks he can get her. I, Mack Hawley, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Rodney Peter- sen and my masculine appeal to Jim N. I, Darlene Hurley, will my ability to get to school on time to Linda S. , and my glasses to Cheryl G. I, Virginia Jensen, will my ways to get along with men to Ruth O., and my ability to keep my class ring to Steven Mizar. I, Arlene K. will my ability to fall down gracefully to Janis D. , and my talking all the time to Carol S. I, Charlene K. will my ways of getting engaged to Shirley L., and my flirty ways to Karen Scarlett. I. Coyt Noble, Jr., will my ability to get home early to Charles Sisson and my storytelling to Dennis E. I, LeRoy Rakestraw, will my football ability to Terry Hawley and my romantic heart to George Eberly. I, Phil Reed, will my foolishness in study hall to Linda S. , and the road to Superior to anyone who can have as much fun on it as I've had. I, Charlene Rahe, will my love for music to Linda Fuller, and my ways with a certain Sophomore to the underclassmen girls. I, Charlotte Rahe, will my ways with the teachers to Carolyn Rakestraw and my brown eyes to Nancy Shulda. I, Roger Simms, will my ways with girls to Jim Reinke, and my laughing in class to Gene Heyka. Signed, sealed, published and declared for the Senior Class of 1960. Signed, Written by; Virginia Jensen Charlene Rahe Class Prophecy Bridgot Monroe and Marilyn Bardot, the former Darlene Hurley and Virginia Jensen, who starred in the latest picture, Playmates of Dracula, were lounging around on the decks of their ships, the Merrimac and Monitor, when they were discussing their old friends. They had just been to the Arctic sun-bathing on the kon-tiki and touring the U. S. for a year visiting their former inmates of R. H. S. . cell-block No. 63. The following is a carbon copy of the letter written to Mr. Arnold Laman. warden of cell-block No. 63; R. H. S. May 27. 1970 77 Sunset Strip Callywood, Hal. Dear Warden Laman; It was nice??? to hear from you again. On your last fan card, you asked if we had heard from any of the other slaves being driven of the class of 1960. It just so happens we had the unfortunate opportunity to visit them on our last vacation. On December 25 , 2:00 A. M. , Apple Blossom time, we boarded the underground sub- way car for Las Vegas, New Hampshire. It was one of the latest inventions of the states, traveling at a speed of 2600 m. p. h. We reached Las Vegas a minute later. We hailed a cab and went to the famous Heartbreak Hotel” at the end of Lonely Street. As we went for our cocktail before dinner, who should we see, but none other than Butch Noble, now the world-wide racketeer. As we were chatting with Butch he said that he owned the hotel and ran several liquor stores in Kansas City on Fifth Street. Butch informed us that he was still courting Shirley Levendofsky, but was unable to marry, because of the lack of sufficient funds. Butch asked us to join him at dinner. During our meal, we were discussing our classmates, when Butch told us that Phil Reed was now the Mayor of San Francisco. We then decided to leave for San Francisco the following morning. We thanked Butch for the wonderful hospitality and rented a new space car, The Drag with a chauffeur and drug to San Francisco. We drove directly to Phil’s mansion, The Sun Liner, on skid-row As we were approaching his mansion, we were suddenly attacked by one of his beatnik sons — Mack the Knife. He then invited us into his Dad’s pad, and we had scotch on rocks. However, as I, Marilyn (Virginia) was sipping my drink, a sharp rock slit my lip and Phil and Bridgot (Darlene) hurriedly swept me off to the hospital in Phil’s helicopter. As we staggered into the hospital, the 1500 members of the emergency staff were awaiting our arrival. Who should be waiting at the head of the nurse’s staff, but Charlene Rahe. Dur- ing the excitement of my (Marilyn) operation and the strain of meeting her old classmates, Charlene accidently put Marilyn (Virginia) in the maternity ward. As I came out of the influence of alcohol and ether, I looked over into the next bed, and who should I see, but Charlene Novak, formerly Charlene Kathrineberg, holding her 4th set of triplets. Char- lene told me that Raymond and she and the family were living in the middle of Death Val- ley raising rattlesnakes. Charlene said that they had made their 1st million selling rattle- snakes to the President of the U. S. , now Marlin M. Hawley. We then decided to have a big blast, so all of us got together in the maternity ward in Charlene’s room. We called Butch collect at his famous Heartbreak Hotel and he flew out with a liquor store and we had a real ball. Butch mentioned that LeRoy was one of his right hand men now running a big syndicate in San Antonio. As we were passing the Alamo we noticed Cool Car No. 70' sitting at the entrance. Thinking we saw someone In it, we stopped to see if we could help. There on the ground lay LeRoy with Roger bending over him waiting for his last words. Roger, the mortician, had been run out of business by LeRoy, who buried people alive. They decided to have a shake down here at the Alamo and Le- Roy turned out the worst shot. (continued on next page) As we journeyed on through the Ozarks and into Kentucky, we ran out of gas. We decided to hike to the nearest farm about 29 miles. When we arrived we thought we recognized a hillbilly chopping wood. It turned out to be Kenny Fischer, who has finally settled down to the rugged hills and family life. His hobby is raising hogs. He insisted we dine with him and his family. Our meal consisted of sow belly soup. When we finally recovered from the meal we got our gas and journeyed back to the Drag. Ken- ny sent a complaint with us to the President, which was that the new-fangled jets were scaring his hogs so much that they were breaking down his white painted fences. When we stopped for lunch we bought a paper in which the headlines were that Mike Charles had replaced the one-time Van Doren as Professor at Columbia University. We decided to stop and see him on our way to Paris. We found his family living in very high society. He told us that Arlene was doing very well for herself as a dress designer at Macy's in New York City. We found Arlene hard at work when we arrived. She was working out with her husband, Ingemar Johannsen. ” We ate a very hearty meal with them and traveled on to the Capitol. As we stopped to issue Kenny's complaint to the President, Flyface Smaley, who should be posing as this famous man, but our old friend and classmate, Mack Hawley. He was enjoying a quiet day at his private Bur- lesque Show. He said that the Doctor had told him to participate in unstrenuous re- creation, because of his health, so he was following this advice. Seeing us again gave him a relapse of his romantic heart, so we joined him for a short period of three months, 120 days, and one hour. In October of '70, we boarded the ship, Bmismatic, foT a six month rest abroad before returning back to Callywood. As we decked at the shores of Nice, France, we were mobbed by our space men (fans) who were touring earth. Paris was our next stop in which we shopped for a small amount ($11,599) of gowns. As we were watching the gowns being modeled, we noticed a very classy gown of very sheer, cheap, rare, laven- dar mohair. We thought we'd purchase the article until we saw the model who was mo- deling it. She was Madame le Magnificent Chariot, the former Charlotte Rahe, now our big rival in Filmland U. S. A. Madame Chariot invited us to her chateau where we had egg-nog on rock and played croquet with ostrich legs. After seeing all our old classmates, we boarded a Space Conestoga Wagon for the Artie to sun-bathe and to the states to our careers and fans, who had become very lonely during our dismissal from the screen. We hope this letter finds you and your family in healthy, wealthy conditions. We will be expecting a visit from you soon. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Sincerely yours, Bridgot and Marilyn Darlene and Virginia Written by, Darlene Hurley and Virginia Jensen Class Poem Mike Charles, an intelligent lad In very neat clothes you'll find him clad Musically minded and well inclined The gal that gets him has high hopes in mind. Kenny Fischer has his future planned With a real cute girl and plenty of land In football games, he played his best But things seemed different when it came to a test Then comes Mack, who's six foot two He never could find a thing to do He's a great big tease and a regular clown But it just takes Karen to make him calm down And then there’s the girl who never runs down She's all for a party or doin' the town Darlene was Queen for fifty-nine But she never could make it to school on time Virginia Jensen, the blond of the class Was always a very energetic young lass She was always right in there doing her best Whether in studying or being a pest Arlene Kathrineberg was usually jolly But when she got mad resistance was folly She was always up to something, whether good or bad When she enters Brown-Mackie, we’ll all be glad Charlene Kathrineberg will soon settle down To be the wife of a farmer just outside of town She was always happy and ready to go She'd do anything for you whether friend or foe And then comes Butch, our basketball boy His Ford and Shirley are his pride and joy He was all for a party or havin' a ball If you needed help, you knew who to call Charlene Rahe, a likeable thing Is good in studies and likes to sing She likes the boys and is fun to have around It's hard to guess in whose life she'll be found Charlotte Rahe has her mind on K-State We're sure that college won't be her fate In business or nursing satisfaction she'll find And a musical minor would surely be fine LeRoy Rakestraw was rather quiet Until he decided to start a small riot He never did take anything very serious Unless it was school - - it drove him delirious Philip Reed was our homecoming King He really liked football but hated to sing Next year comes the Navy and plenty of work That's something that Phil never would shirk The almighty lover with the great big smile Makes all girls time more worth while That's Roger Simms you all will know The boy that gets home to hear the cock 9 row V If it weren’t for Mr. Belk, his paper and pen This dear yearbook could never have been He guided and helped us all through the year He was faithful always, we never need fear Last but not least is our faithful guide All through our high school he's been by our side Laman's really been good to put up with our pranks And in appreciation we'd like to say THANKS Written by Charlotte Rahe V. F. w. . BELLEVILLE. KS. Senior Trip F. D. EVERITT SON CONCORDIA, KS. HOW ABOUT THIS??? BUTCH???? MACK??? Juniors Junior Class JUNIORS SHOWING OFF THEIR CLASS RINGS SWITZER STUDIO, CONCORDIA, KANSAS MARTIN TRACTOR COMPANY, CONCORDIA, KANSAS Sophomores ROW THREE: Steven Elliott, George Eberly. Gene Heyka, Bob Munson. ROW FOUR: Ruth Ocobock. Cheryl Gillilan. Linda Fuller. Sophomore Class ROW ONE: Mr. Ukens, Rodney Petersen, Douglas Simms, Dennis Erkenbrack. ROW TWO: Vickie Harlan, Nancy Shulda, Barbara Boman, Janis Dunback. DUANE SNYDER FERTILIZING, REPUBLIC, KANSAS ELSIE AND JESS, REPUBLIC, KANSAS DR. C. A. NOBLE. REPUBLIC, KANSAS Freshmen Freshman Class ROW ONE: Mrs. Blazek, Linda Sankey, Karen Scarlett, Linda Thornton. ROW TWO: Nancy Charles, Kenneth Hurley, Charles Sisson, Jim Reinke. ROW THREE: Terry Hawley, Carolyn Rakestraw, Arlene Eberly.Jim Nitcher. ROW FOUR: Marcia Beck, Carol Simmons. C. E. MCCLURE INSURANCE AGENCY, REPUBLIC, KANSAS STROMBERG REPAIR, REPUBLIC, KANSAS Freshman Initiation REPUBLIC OIL COMPANY. REPUBLIC, KANSAS FAJEN HARDWARE, REPUBLIC, KANSAS LOGAN'S BARBERSHOP, REPUBLIC, KANSAS Elementary Eighth Grade Miss Anthony Paul Kathrineberg Irene Myers Gary Heyka Nancy Boman GOURLEY’S FOOD MARKET, HARDY, NEBRASKA SWEDISH-AMERICAN STATE BANK, COURTLAND, KANSAS Larry Heyka Willard Eitzmann Louise Fuller Lois Fuller Came Bagley Arlo Millen Mrs. Ash William Daugherty Sue Erkenbrack Steven Morehead Alan McClure e v e n t h G r a Maxine Meggitt e Donna Cline Bryan Simms Joyce Shadduck Miss Anthony Dennis Fuller Marlene Snyder Donnie Rakestraw Leslie Holmes John Charles Gregory Birrell R. G. DENNY FURNITURE STORE, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA CHRISTENSEN’S, 320 COMMERCIAL, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA MORRIS ANDERSEN MOTOR CO.. SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA; BELOIT AND MANKATO, KANSAS Mrs. Ash Sixth Grade Clifford Daugherty Linda Saffarans Phyllis Miller Gary Cline Jimmy Elliott Cynthia Brown Joan Levendofsky Sandra Powell James Levendofsky Ilene Myers Shirley Powell Timmy Sankey FIRST NATIONAL BANK BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Stanley Randy Eitzman Rahe Jamie Hofts Harlan Eitzman Vickie Boman t Fourth and Fifth Grades Harold Fischer Kent Swartz Alan Daugherty Marlene Shulda Loretta Saffarans Sandra Fuller Jan Eitzman Brian Brzon Wallace Boman Jim Miller Karen Peters Phyllis Reed Michal Birrell Alana McClure Patty Hoops J. C. PENNEY CO. . SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA SUPERIOR STYLE SHOP, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA SECURITY NATIONAL BANK FDIC, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA Second and Third Grades Row One: Terry Stradley. Jeanette Bagley, Keenan Elliott, Linda Powell. Row Two: Marilyn Levendofsky, Jana Burge, Evelyn Daugherty, Jackie Hurley, Linna Scarlett. Row Three: Pamela Boman, Myron Eitzman, Jean Levendofsky, Walter Sisson. Diane Thayer. Kathy Peters, Patty Burge, Sammy Stradley, Linda Eitzman, Nadine Eberly, Mike Brzon. RAY RUTH, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA ANIMAL HOSPITAL, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA DON MOORE JEWELRY, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA Row Four: First Grade Mrs. Rahe Phyllis Eitzman Steven Hoops Melvin Daugherty Warren Fuller Danny Fuller Mark Brown Craig Laman David Eoman Lorraine Evert Bobby Cline Julie Sankey ft WESTERN AUTO, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA L, E. GARMAN SON, COURTLAND, KANSAS TINY BOESE SHOE REPAIR, SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA Activities Kenneth Fischer Coyt Noble Arlene Kathrineberg Darlene Hurley Stage Managers: Roger Simms Phil Reed SANBORN LUMBER COMPANY BELLEVILLE SCANDIA, KANSAS Mike Charles Charlene Rahe Virginia Jensen Charlene Kathrineberg LeRoy Rakestraw Mack Hawley Charlotte Rahe BARTH APPLIANCE CENTER, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS JIM LEWIS MOTOR, INC,, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Junior LOOK BEHIND YOU Senior Plays H LLBILLY WEDDING COMPLIMENTS OF LEO STRADLEY - LLOYD HALLGREN - DUNNS SERVICE Banquet KRAVMORE 8l CAFE POLLARD FORD AND MERCURY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS BELLEVILLE, KANSAS DARLENE HURLEY Queen DARLENE AND PHIL Homecoming Attendants PHILIP REED PRESENTING FLOWERS TO QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS LEROY, SHIRLEY. PHIL, DARLENE. JUDY, KENNY CHARLOTTE R. PRESENTING GIFTS DR. JON D. THAYER. PH. 965, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS DRS. CHANEY DOUBEK, BELLEVILLE. KANSAS DON’S USED CARS, PH. 190, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Music Sponsor Mrs. Nicholls Girls’ Chorus Band Boys’ Chorus PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK. BELLEVILLE. KANSAS AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS CO.. BELLEVILLE. KANSAS Pep Club Cheerleaders Sponsor - Mrs. Illene Blazek, Darlene H.. Nancy C.. Marcia B.. Karen S.. Carolyn R. . Ruth O., Cheryl G.. Vicki H. , Linda S. , Nancy S., Barbara B., Janis D., Linda T. , Arlene E. , Arlene K., Charlene K. , Carol S., Virginia J., Linda F.. Shirley L., Charlene R. . Judy L.. Charlotte R. . and Karen P. Charlotte Rahe, Judy Linden, Charlene Rahe, Karen Petersen, Shirley Levendofsky. Y-Teens Sponsor Mrs. Isabel Nicholls Carolyn R. , Judy L. , Linda S.. Karen P., Nancy S., Vicki H. . Barbara B., Janis D., Carol S., Karen S., Ruth O., Cheryl G., Shirley L., Marcia B., Linda F.. Arlene E., Nancy C., Linda T., Arlene K. , Charlene K.. Virginia J., Charlene R.. Charlotte R. NEW PLAZA MOTEL, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS JACK NORA CLEANERS, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS FERGUSON SERVICE, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Athletics i Physical Education RUTH HALLGREN TED WILLIAMS ZOLA JOHNSON JOHNSON DRUG - SUNDRIES. HARDY. NEBRASKA FARMERS UNION CO-OP ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION, HARDY. NEBRASKA Football Phil R. Mack H. Track Team STANDING: P. Reed, C. Sisson, M. Charles, S. Mizar, B. Noble, S. Elliott, M. Hawley, D. Erkenbrack, B. Munson, D. Simms, R. Simms, Coach Belk. KNEELING: K. Fischer, J. Nitcher, G. Heyka, L. Rakestraw, K. Hurley, T. Hawley. NOT SHOWN: R. Petersen, G. Eberly. BOYD OIL COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS MORLEY'S SHOE SHOP BELLEVILLE, KANSAS MAC'S RECREATION BELLEVILLE. KANSAS 1959 Basketball 1960 TOP ROW: R. Petersen, B. Munson, M. Hawley, B. Noble, S. Elliott, P. Reed, Asst. Coach B. Ukens. BOTTOM ROW: Coach W. Alpers, D. Erkenbrack, R. Simms, L. Rakestraw, D. Simms, Manager K. Fischer. TOP ROW: S. Mizar, S. Elliott, B. Munson, G. Eberly, D. Simms. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Alpers, K. Hurley, C. Sisson, G. Heyka, Asst. Coach Ukens. Snapshots REPUBLIC CAFE, REPUBLIC, KANSAS TIBBETTS BROS, FUNERAL HOME, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Alumni History CLASS OF '5Q Warren Hallgren. Carpenter Work - Republic, Kansas Alfred Nitcher, Wichita Business College - Wichita, Kansas Harold Larsen. Jr., Working in Lumber Yard - Grand Island, Nebraska CLASS OF '58 Darlene Evert, Married to Jim Jensen - Republic. Kansas Sharon McNitt. Married to Dennis Way - Superior, Nebraska Roberta Shadduck, Boogart's Bakery - Smith Center, Kansas Vivian Pickle. Married to Cleo Knox - Hoxie, Kansas Robert Linden, Student at Fort Hays College - Hays, Kansas John Hurley, Student at Fort Hays College - Hays, Kansas CLASS OF 'S7 Joan Sankev, Married to Bill Free, Jr. - McCook. Nebraska Carolyn Johnson, Married to Lonnie Gourley - Hardy, Nebraska Marjorie Brown. Married to Dale Baxa - Republic, Kansas Sarah Daugherty, Married to Max Picking - Salina, Kansas Arlo Scarlett. Navy - Key West, Florida CLASS OF ‘56 Beth Habiger. Student at University of Kansas - Lawrence, Kansas Richard Jensen, Farming - Republic, Kansas Wayne Tuman, Student in College - Yakima. Washington Bud Hallgren. Construction work - Frankfurt, Kansas NaDeane Tallent, Student at K-State; Married to Don Jensen - Manhattan Charles Cline, Farming - Republic, Kansas Mike McClure, Farming - Republic, Kansas Marion Daugherty, Grocery Store Clerk - Hutchinson, Kansas Jerry Robertson, Carpenter Work - Lincoln, Nebraska CLASS OF '55 George Beck, Manager of Student Union - Albuquerque, New Mexico Mary Ellen Allen. Married to Gary Gerkin - Fairbury, Nebraska Mary Jane Allen, Married to Ralph Hallack - Republic, Kansas Kenneth Berggren, Bureau of Reclamation - St. Paul, Nebraska Charles Jensen, Army - Amarillo, Texas Jim Habiger. Government Work - Mission, South Dakota Max Hallgren. 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