Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

DEDICATION MR. WARREN COACH ALPERS It is with deep and sincere appreciation that we, the class of 1961, dedicate our annual, the WILDCAT” to our sponsor, Mr. Warren Coach” Alpers and to our Parents. We feel that the guidance both have given us in past years will help us toward a better and more prosperous life. So, perhaps, by dedicating this, our yearbook, to you, Mr. Warren Alpers and our beloved Parents, we can repay you in some small way for the devotion and interest both have given us. MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE LEVENDOFSKY MR. AND MRS. GLENWOOD LINDEN MR. AND MRS. HARVEY PETERSEN FOREWORD With the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter and then die away. Gone forever will be the routine of school life, the friends we made, and the fun we had. It is the hope of the 1961 Wildcat Staff that as you glance through this book in years to come, you will recapture those moments--and the echoes will begin again! Compliments of REPUBLIC ELEVATOR INC., Republic, Kansas N. J. Habiger, Manager ANNUAL STAFF Karen Petersen, Judy Linden, Shirley Levendofsky SPONSOR: Mr. Floyd Belk STUDENT COUNCIL Willard Eitzmann, Karen Scarlett, Shirley Levedofsky, Karen Peter- sen, Rodney Petersen. SPONSOR: James Softley, Principal Compliments of DUANE SNYDER, Republic, Kansas Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION TOP ROW: Ernest Eitzmann, Duane Snyder, Kenneth Simms, Howard Elliott. BOTTOM ROW: Walter Fischer, Lawrence Levendofsky, Harvey Shulda. NOT SHOWN: Norman Sankey. P T A OFFICERS Arletha Scarlett, James Hurley Jr., Betty Evert. NOT SHOWN: Alvin Petersen. LLOYD DUNN, Republic, Kansas LOGAN’S BARBER SHOP, Republic, Kansas FAJEN HARDWARE, Republic, Kansas FACULTY MARGARET DOOLEY, Home Ec. Compliments of DARYL THORNTON, WEST SIDE IGA, Republic, Kansas BUS DRIVERS Duane Snyder, Richard Bouray, Eldon Eitzman Zola Johnson, Alma Eberly, Ruth Hallgren JANITOR REPUBLIC OIL CO., Republic, Kansas REPUBLIC CAFE, Republic, Kansas DR. E. M. LEIGH, D. D. S., Hardy, Nebraska JUDITH E. LINDEN NICKNAME - Judy MAJORS: English, Commerce, Social Science, Math Volleyball 1234 Softball 1234 Basketball 3 Class Officer 1234 Cheerleader 23 Pep Club 1234 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Band 1234 Music 1234 Y-Teens 1234 Y-Teen Officer 2 4 Class Plays 234 Librarian 123 C. E, MC CLURE INSURANCE AGENCY, Republic, Kansas MAX CONZELMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. , Republic, Kansas SHIRLEY A. LEVENDOFSKY NICKNAME - Shirl MAJORS: English, Social Science, Commerce Volleyball 123 Softball 1 3 Basketball 3 Class Officer 1234 Cheerleader 234 Head Cheerleader 4 Homecoming Attendant 34 Band 234 Music 1234 Y-Teens 34 Y-Teen Officer 4 Class Plays 234 Pep Club 1234 Carnival Queen 4 Sodality 2 KAREN E. PETERSEN NICKNAME - Pee Wee MAJORS: English, Commerce, Social Science Volleyball 1234 Softball 1234 Basketball 3 Class Officer 1234 Cheerleader 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Band 1 Music 1234 Y-Teens 1234 Y-Teen Officer 4 Pep Club 1234 Class Plays 234 Sweetheart Couple 3 REX STRANSKY'S GROCERY, Munden, Kansas SPLICHAL HARDWARE, Munden, Kansas BI-LO MARKET, Narka, Kansas HOW WE LOOKED THEN Shirley HOW WE LOOK NOW Delivering Papers ? TIEJEN LUMBER CO. , BYRON, NEBRASKA C. E. MC CLURE INSURANCE, REPUBLIC, KANSAS DR. J. L. BENNETT, SCANDIA, KANSAS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It is hard to believe that the sophisticated Republic High School Seniors of the Class of 1961 were once a wide assortment of six year olds. In 1949 Mrs. Betty Evert, was the teacher of seven beginners, they were: Bruce Beckley, Ronnie Bowersox, Dale Burge, Arlen Pequette, Penny Gardner, Ernest Imler, and Dennis Per- singer. Now there are just three, Judy Linden started at Glenwood School at Vancover, Washing- ton, Shirley Levendofsky at Freedom School, District 54 near Belleville, Kansas, and Karen Petersen at Weimer School near Hardy, Nebraska. Miss Carol Schrieber of Chester, Nebraska was the second grade teacher, her only new student was Carlie Cleveland. During the summer all of the original class moved away except Delbert Alspaugh. Charles McEwen joined Delbert, and Mrs. Tallent was their teacher. In the fall of 1953 Judy Linden and Maudie Hallack joined the class to make a total of three members in the fourth grade. These were the only three until the eighth grade when Steven Mizar came, and after graduation Maudie left. September 1956. What a day! We found that it wasn’t such a snap as we had thought. High School surely was different from grade school. Somehow that grade school graduation, and the dignity so effective last spring didn’t make a very big impression in this place. We were frightened and ill at ease all day. The teachers seemed a little interested in us though, and we thought, and we thought, and we thought things would work out all right. There were three of us. We’ll show those smart upperclassmen a thing or three before this year is over. Our names are: Judy Linden, Charles McEwen, Steven Mizar. September of this same year. Tonight was Freshman initiation, and Oh Boy! Did they pour it on! I guess things came out okay though. Then came our first class meeting, the following officers were elected: Charles McEwen, President; Judy Linden, Vice-President; Steven Mizar, Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs. Nicholls was our class sponsor. Then came those semester exams. They hit like a ton of bricks! Time will tell whether there were any casualties. We were surely glad that they don’t come every day. May 1957. Thank goodness today is our last day as Freshmen, the year has been a happy one, except for all the fun everyone else has had at our expense. We’ll see you next year as Sophomores. Soon the summer passed and Karen Petersen joined us to make a mighty class of four. We elected officers in September, and what a line up. They were: Judy Linden, President; Steven Mizar, Vice-President; Charles McEwen, Reporter and Student Council; and Karen Petersen, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Alpers was our class sponsor. Now we were not quite as shy as we had been when we were Freshmen. Soon we were fitting into places of responsibility and leadership. Those Juniors and Seniors didn’t look ’quite’ so old and wise. Semester exams were not so bad this year. You just have to know how to fool the teachers. Another year gone, that’s half of our high school life. We had a Sophomore-Senior Play. “Auntie’s Money.’’ As Juniors we lost a member, Charles McEwen and gained Shirley Levendofsky. The officers elected were: President, Shirley Levendofsky, Vice-President; and Reporter; Steven Mizar, Secretary, Karen Petersen; and Treasurer, Judy Linden. Mr. Alpers and Mr. Belk were our class sponsors. Our Junior year all thre£ girls were cheerleaders. In October Judy and Shirley were elected homecoming attendants. Soon after we sponsored the play Hillbilly Wedd’n. In December we sponsored a Christmas formal. At the Sweetheart Dance Karen Petersen and Mack Hawley were Sweetheart Couple. Boy we gave those seniors a fine Prom, the theme was Oriental Gardens. I’ll bet that’s something they’ll never forget. After the prom the seniors gave us a breakfast at Lovewell Lake. September of 1960, and now we’re seniors. Just three girls, Steven Mizar moved away during the summer. Here’s the officers for the final year: Karen Petersen, President and Editor of the “Wildcat”, Judy Linden, Secretary and Reporter; Shirley Levendofsky, Treasurer and Student Council. . Continued on page 11 SANBORN LUMBER CO., Scandia, Kansas SCANDIA STATE BANK, Scandia, Kansas Judy was crowned Homecoming Queen; Karen and Shirley were attendants. In November Shirley was crowned Carnival Queen. Later on in the year she was selected as Kansas’ Junior Miss and went to Mobile, Alabama for the finals. Early in May the Juniors gave us a very nice Prom, thethemewas Fairyland Romance. In return we gave them a breakfast. I’ll bet that is one they will tell their Grandchildren about. In May Judy Linden competed at Russel, Kansas, in the Miss American Legion of the 6th District. Throughout our four years of high school, we have won honors, and made many lasting friends. • We owe many thanks to Mr. Alpers who was our class sponsor for three years. In the years to come we can look back at old Republic High and say that we have helped make her what she is. Now that graduation time has come, beneath all the bright, lighthearted gaiety there is still a little of the six year shyness, we had as beginners, and each of us still wishing that someone could lead her into her future life. Well, now that our high school days are over, all we can say is -- it’s been a wonderful four years. CLASS WILL During the four years we have roamed the halls of Republic High School the members of the Class of 1961 have acquired some very valuable and priceless treasures. We feel that it would be very unwise and unbusinesslike to leave these behind without designating the recipients of the same. Therefore we, the Seniors of Republic High School, being of sound mind ( we use the term loosely) and only slightly run-down, do leave this document to be read and faithfully carried out by the underclassmen who will take over upon our leaving. To all the coming classes of Republic High School we leave all the fun, unity and school spirit which we have enjoyed during our high school years. To our teachers we leave the hope for prompter students, quieter halls, better classes, and last but not least, our thanks for the patience and effort they have put forth in our behalf. SHIRLEY wills her miniature golf ability to Mr. Ukens. JUDY leaves the football queen crown for all the Junior girls to fight over. KAREN wills her ability “to be true’’ to Dennis Erkenbrack. SHIRLEY leaves her place as “queen of the hot-rodders” to Vickie Harlan. JUDY wills her experiences in the cave on sneak to Linda Sankey. KAREN wills her Go-Kart racing ability to Gene Heyka. SHIRLEY wills her ability to win beauty contests to Terry Hawley. JUDY wills her romantic ability to Nancy Charles. KAREN leaves her knack to get away with anything short of murder to Rodney Petersen. We leave all the residue of our property of whatever nature, kind of quality to our beloved sponsor, Warren Alpers. Signed--Senior Class of 1961. TIBBETS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME, Belleville, Kansas MELTON MOTOR CO., Belleville, Kansas SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is not often that mortal beings have the opportunity of pulling back the curtains to the future for “the new look” of things to come. But that is exactly what we are going to do now. Watch closely--here we go--ten years hence. Judy Linden is pitcher of the pennant winning “Nylon Sox” softball team. Shirley Levendofsky entered politics shortly after finishing high school. She is now the first lady governor of Kansas. Karen Petersen writes a daily syndicated column of advice to the lovelorn. She is an old maid. Yes time changes most everything. We wonder what we will all actually be doing in another ten years. How well we have guessed, time alone will reveal. CLASS POEM Karen Petersen if five foot two; This little girl has eyes of blue. She’s lively, cute, and really nice. If you need any help, call Karen for advice! Karen’s achievements throughout every year. Make her ready for college and her career. When it comes to music she can sing and play. And she presents herself in a delightful way. Judy Linden--now there’s a gal. Who’s lots o’ fun and sure some pal! She’s really attractive and wears a big smile. Her time at school she makes worth-while. Judy is talented in numerous ways; Cheerleading and voice are a few she displays. Being Homecoming Queen was a special delight. If you think she’s a swell girl, well, you’re right! Shirley Levendofsky’s the baby of this class, Without a cheery “hello” she’ll never pass. She’s a pretty brunette who looks like her mother. Has a charming dad, four sisters, and a brother. Kansas’ Junior Miss she was selected; Head cheerleader, Shirley, was elected. Her popularity is as big as a day; Your friendship, you know, she’ll never betray. RAY RUTH CLOTHING, Superior, Kansas SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERING, Superior, Kansas SECURITY NATIONAL BANK, Superior, Kansas COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, Belleville, Kansas. Compliments of THE BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY, Concordia, Kansas UNIOR CLASS Douglas Simms Dennis Erkenbrack Barbara Boman Janis Dunback Gene Heyka Vice-President Rodney Petersen Student Council Steven Elliott Ruth Ocobock .S NT iUL Robert Munson George Eberly Gen Trammell IDEAL MARKET, Superior, Nebraska L. E. GARMAN AND SONS, Courtland, Kansas CHASE SERVICE, Courtland, Kansas SOPHOMORE CLASS a m Linda Sankey Secretary Linda Thornton Treasurer Karen Scarlett Student Council {ft a v « •t. -=r AA Arlene Eberly Carolyn Rakestraw Zlarol Simmons James Nitcher Terry Hawley Kenneth Hurley James Reinke SOTHERS FARM SUPPLY, Courtland, Kansas SWEDISH-AM ERIC AN STATE BANK, Courtland, Kansas LIO III FRESHMAN CLASS Mr. James Softley Sponsor Arlo Millen Secretary Nancy Boman Willard Eitzman Treasurer Student Council Lois Fuller Louise Fuller Carol Dunback Irene Myers BERGMAN PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, Concordia, Kansas COMB'S SHOE STORE, Concordia, Kansas DIEBEL'S SHOE STORE, Concordia, Kansas GRADE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Marlene Snyder, Lynn Boylan, Joyce Shadduck, Sue Erkenbrack. PEP CLUB THIRD ROW: L. Boylan, S. Erkenbrack, J. Shadduck, M. Snyder, P. Miller, C. Brown, Sponsor, Mrs. Muriel Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Thornton, C. Wells, B. Stradley, P. Wells, D. Cline, M. Meggitt, L. Saffarans. FIRST ROW: S. Powell, V. Brzon, J. Hofts, C. Petersen, J. Levendofsky, S. Powell, V. Boman. BASKETBALL TEAM THIRD ROW: C. Daughtery, G. Birrell, D. Fuller, T. Sankey. SECOND ROW: D. Fischer, D. Keazer, S. Dunback, L. Holmes, J. Elliott, J. Levendofsky, S. Eitzmann, G. Cline. FIRST ROW: W. Daughtery, J. Charles, B. Simms, Coach, Marion Johnson, R. Rahe, D. Rakestraw, S. Morehead. AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS, Belleville, Kansas CO-OP OIL COMPANY, Belleville, Kansas EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Marion Johnson Sponsor Marlene Snyder Sue Erkenbrack Diana Dale Donnie Rakestraw Donna Cline Bryan Simms Joyce Shadduck Alan McClure Leslie Holmes Lynn Ellen Boylan Steven Dunback Maxine Meggitt Dennis Fuller Steven Morehead John Charles Gregary Birrell William Daugherty FOOD MART, Belleville, Kansas FITZGERALD ACE HARDWARE, Concordia, Kansas APPLEBEE'S CLOTHING, Belleville, Kansas SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Muriel Smith Gary Cline Don Keazer Dale Fischer Stanley Eitzmann Veleta Brzon Linda Saffarrans Cynthia Brown Harlan Eitzmann Carol Petersen Shirley Powell Janice Thornton Jamie Hofts Sandra Powell Phyllis Miller Vickie Boman Joan Levendofsky Betty Stradley Ilene Myers SIXTH GRADE Loretta Saffarrans Jimmy Miller Alan Daugherty Sally Fuller FIFTH GRADE Michal Birrell Wilma Daugherty Jan Eitzman Phyllis Reed Brian Brzon Janice Taylor Gilbert Stradley Karen Peters Bill Levendofsky Sandra Fuller Robert Meggitt, Jr. Marlene Shulda Wallace Boman, Jr. Alana McClure FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Muriel Tallent Jeanette Taylor Linda Eitzmann Arlene Bergstrom Nadine Eberly Pamela Boylan Debara Tuley Jean Levendofsky Diane Thayer Patrica Burge Jeanette Bagley Keenan Elliott Dorrance Smith Gerald Keazer FARMERS CO-OP, Marion Gillilian, Manager, Hardy, Nebraska KOHL'S GARAGE, Hardy, Nebraska W, G. REINKE LUMBER, Byron, Nebraska THIRD GRADE Mrs. Muriel Tallent Jacqueline Hurley Nancy McEwen Marlyn Levendofsky Pamela Boman Jana Burge Linda Powell Kathy Peters Evelyn Daugherty Ftonda Levendofsky Betty Fischer Myron Eitzmann Michael Brzon M )« | Gary Stradley ARBUTHNOT DRUG COMPANY, Belleville, Kansas JIM LEWIS MOTOR INC. , Belleville, Kansas BARTH APPLIANCE, Belleville, Kansas SECOND GRADE Mrs. Sybil Rahe Lorraine Evert Phyllis Eitzmann Loisann Tuley David Boman Robert Cline Debra Cherry Mark Brown Julie Sankey Danny Fuller I. G. A. , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barrett, Owners - Belleville, Kansas BELLEVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY, Belleville, Kansas BACHELOR'S FUNERAL HOME, Belleville, Kansas FIRST GRADE - o Teacher Mrs. Sybil Rahe Assistant Teacher Mrs. Jean Charles Johnny Myers Jan Levendofsky Rita Levendofsky Kimberley Boylan Kayleen Peters Sandra Taylor Craig Elliott Thomas Hofts Bruce Larkins Allen Hurley Albert Taylor, Jr. Patricia McEwen Warren Fuller Beth Sheridan Kean E. Dunback Activities THIRD ROW: D. Simms, R. Petersen, G. Eberly, S. Elliott, D. Erkenbrack. SECOND ROW: Director, Mrs. B. Softley, G. Trammell, R. Munson, J. Reinke, G. Heyka, K. Hurley. FIRST ROW: P. Kathrineberg, W. Eitzman, L. Heyka, A. Millen, G. Heyka. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Belleville, Kansas KRAVEMORE 81, Belleville, Kansas MEDA’S BEAUTY SHOP, Belleville, Kansas THIRD ROW: B. Boman, C. Rakestraw, C. Dunback, L. Fuller, R, Ocobock, V. Harlan, A. Eberly, J. Dunback, J. Linden. SECOND ROW: S. Levendofsky, K. Scarlett, K. Petersen, B. Softley. FIRST ROW: N. Boman, L. Fuller, N. Shulda. BEHIND PIANO: L. Sankey, N. Charles, C. Bagley, C. Simmons, Director, Mrs. B. Softley. ACCOMPANISTS: M. Beck, L. Thornton. BOYS' GLEE CLUBS GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL BAND STANDING: S. Levendofsky, D. Rakestraw, S. Dunback, J. Levendofsky, C. Daugh- tery, A. Millen, M. Beck, M. Meggitt, P. Miller, Director, Mrs. J. Softley. SEATED: V. Harlan, N. Shulda, B. Softley, R. Petersen, C. Bagley, G. Trammell, B. Boman, J. Linden, N. Boman, V. Brzon, B. Munson, V. Boman, R. Ocobock. MIXED CHORUS FOURTH ROW: L. Fuller, D. Simms, R. Petersen, G. Eberly, S. Elliott, R. Munson, D. Erkenbrack, G. Heyka, G. Trammell. THIRD ROW: J. Reinke, G. Heyka, B. Boman, C. Rakestraw, C. Dunback, L. Fuller, B. Softley, R. Ocobock, V. Harlan, A. Eberly, J. Dunback, J. Linden. SECOND ROW: N. Boman, P. Kathrineberg, S. Levendofsky, K. Scarlett, K. Petersen. FIRST ROW: K. Hurley, N. Shulda, w. Eitzman, A. Millen, L. Heyka. BEHIND PIANO: L. Sankey, N. Charles, C. Bagley, C. Simmons, Director, Mrs. B. Softley. ACCOMPANISTS: M. Beck, L. Thornton. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Shirley Levendofsky, Vickie Harlan, Linda Thornton, Nancy Shulda. PEP CLUB WILDCATS FOURTH ROW: J. Dunback, L. Sankey, N. Charles, M. Beck, C. Bagley, C. Simmons. THIRD ROW: R. Ocobock, B. Softley, C. Dunback, K. Scarlett, A. Eberly. SECOND ROW: B. Boman, N. Boman, L. Fuller, L. Fuller, K. Petersen, C. Rakestraw FIRST ROW; L. Thornton, S. Levendofsky, V. Harlan, X. Shulda. BELLEVILLE GREENHOUSE, Belleville, Kansas MOR LEY’S SHOE SHOP, Belleville, Kansas POLLARD FORD AND MERCURY. Belleville, Kansas Y-TEENS LEFT FRONT: V. Harlan, C. Dunback, C.Bagley, B. Softley, L. Sankey. LEFT BACK: K. Petersen, N. Shulda, S. Levendofsky, L. Fuller, L. Thornton, K. Scarlett, J. Dunback. RIGHT FRONT: C. Simmons, A. Eberly, N. Charles, M. Beck, J. Linden. RIGHT BACK: R. Ocobock, L. Fuller, N. Boman, I. Myers, B. Boman, C. Rakestraw. OFFICERS S. Levendofsky V. Harlan Mrs. Dooley J. Linden K. Peterson President Vice-President Sponsor Treasurer Secretary DR. JON D. THAYER, O. D., Belleville. Kansas SANBORN’S LUMBER CO., Belleville, Kansas SUNFLOWER GROCERY, Belleville, Kansas STANDING: C. Bagley, L. Fuller, C. Dunback, Sponsor, Mr. James Softley; N. Boman, L. Fuller, B. Softley. SEATED: L. Heyka, W. Eitzmann, G. Heyka, A. Millen, P. Kathrineberg. Shirley, Judy, Karen BERGMAN'S STUDIO, Concordia, Kansas PEPSI COLA, Concordia, Kansas RITE-WAY LAUNDRY, Concordia, Kansas CLAS PLAY STANDING: G. Heyka, R. Ocobock, D. Simms, S. Elliott, V. Harlan, D. Erkenbrack, B. Boman, J. Dunback. SEATED: R. Petersen, N. Shulda, R. Munson, G. Eberly. G. Eberly, S. Levendofsky, P. Kathrineberg, S. Elliott, V. Harlan. SEATED ON COUCH: R. Petersen, K. Petersen, N. Shulda, L. Sankey. NOT SHOWN: J. Linden. KOUNTRY KITCHEN, Concordia, Kansas WALTHERS OIL CO., Cuba, Kansas STANDING: Karen Petersen, Dennis Erkenbrack, Shirley Levendofsky. SEATED: Steven Elliott. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING Judy Linden and Rodney Petersen ATTENDANTS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET The Junior girls Resting! ! The Junior Class and Mr. Ukens The Wishing Well Swing your partner! The Little Fairies DON'S USED CARS, Belleville, Kansas KRAVMORE 36, Belleville, Kansas SIS SEED AND FERTILIZER, Belleville, Kansas CARNIVAL QUEEN Shirley Levendofsky SWEETHEART COUPLE BOYD OIL CO. , Belleville, Kansas BELLEVILLE LUMBER CO. , Belleville, Kansas DRS. CHANEY AND DOUBECK, Belleville, Kansas GIRLS' ATHLETICS SOFTBALL STANDING: L. Fuller, R. Ocobock, B. Softley, C. Bagley, L. Sankey, M. Beck, N. Charles, V. Harlan, A. Eberly, J. Dunback, K. Scarlett, C. Rakestraw. SEATED: B. Boman, N. Shulda, L. Thornton, S. Levendofsky, Coach, W. Alpers, C. Dunback, L. Fuller, N. Boman, K. Petersen. NOT SHOWN: J. Linden. VOLLEYBALL THIRD ROW: B. Boman, B. Softley, C. Dunback, L. Fuller, L. Fuller, V. Harlan, N. Shulda. SECOND ROW: C. Rakestraw, A. Eberly, L. Thornton, M. Beck, R. Ocobock, K. Scarlett, Coach, B. Ukens. FIRST ROW: S. Levendofsky, J. Linden, J. Dunback, K. Petersen, C. Bagley, N. Charles, L. Sankey, N. Boman. MUNDEN OIL CO., Munden, Kansas FERGUSON SERVICE, Belleville, Kansas FOOTBALL TEAM TOP ROW: G. Heyka; A. Millen, P. Kathrineberg, Assistant Coach, B. Ukens. MIDDLE ROW: Trainer, D. Simms; J. Nitcher, G. Heyka, K. Hurley, W. Eitz- mann, Coach, W. Alpers. BOTTOM ROW: G. Eberly, S. Elliott, R. Munson, R. Petersen D. Erkenbrack. NOT SHOWN: T. Hawley, L. Heyka. CHEERLEADERS L, Thornton. S. Levendofsky, V. Harlan, N. Shulda FARM BUREAU INSURANCE, Ralph Huffman, Agent, Belleville, Kansas BERGMAN PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, Concordia, Kansas CUBA IMPLEMENT COMPANY, Cuba, Kansas BASKETBALL TEAMS A TEAM TEAM MEMBERS--P. Kathrineberg, K. Hurley, D. Erkenbrack, R. Munson, S. Elliott, G. Eberly, R. Petersen, D. Simms, W. Eitzman, A. Millen. ASSISTANT COACH: Burnell Ukens. COACH: Warren Alpers.. TEAM MEMBERS--P. Kathrineberg, G. Heyka, K. Hurley, G. Trammell, G. Eberly, Ge. Heyka, A. Millen, W. Eitzman, J. Reinke, L. Heyka. ASSISTANT COACH: Burnell Ukens. COACH: Warren Alpers. TINY BOESE SHOE REPAIR, Superior, Nebraska SIMEK STORE, Cuba, Kansas track team TOP ROW: S. Elliott, G. Eberly, R. Munson, R. Petersen, D. Simms. MIDDLE: Mr. Belk, K. Hurley, G. Trammell, D. Erkenbrack, J. Rienke, G. Heyka. BOTTOM: G. Heyka, P. Kathrineberg, A. Millen, W. Eitzman, L. Heyka. HOMECOMING SNAPS look at the candidates! The royal couple! Wow ! What a kiss ! Enjoying yourselves boys? ? Hungry ? ? Oh, how pretty! ! FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. , Byron, Nebraska GOURLEY'S FOOD MARKET, Hardy, Nebraska TAPING SCIENCE LATIN I HALL MILL AND ELEVATOR, Belleville, Kansas CO-OP ELEVATOR, Belleville, Kansas PLAZA MOTEL, Belleville, Kansas HOME ECONOMICS FROM LEFT: L. Thornton, C. Rakestraw, J. Dunback, B. Boman, Mrs. Dooley, Lois Fuller, L. Fuller, I. Myers, N. Boman, A. Eberly, C. Dunback, M. Beck. 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