Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

T e Uaiuiii, Till. 'BuAJuil (Jkmi With deep appreciation for the guidance and help given to us, we dedicate our '62 annual to our sponsor, Mr. Burnell Ukens and to our parents. It would be impossible for us to ever repay you for all you have done for us, and so we dedicate our '62 annual to you. Mr. Mrs. Wallace Boman Mr. Mrs. Frank Heyka Mr. Mrs. Harvey Shulda Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Erkenbrack Mr. Mrs. Deane Dunback Mr. Mrs. Alvin Petersen Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Howard Elliott Mrs. Loyd Ocobock Mrs. Kenneth Simms Mrs. Elden Evert Mrs. Howard Young Mrs. Dave Eberly . • t • ' • « . t V g a ml 1 • •_ - ■ 1 a | i % i • h o , f • a •, , f • 4 ♦ • , % •a | a | . % - 2 • • • • •  0 • •  i • l • 1 • . ; o • f t • 4 —■ - . ft . V « a • | •' v I • % •« 'a a 1 a a • a V' a • a % . 0 , r ■ • % r •  P a % «fta • V , % - A • £ O % • I H c S H C D I %• V- • • 1 • t . _ • • ' % • A ruV C I 'ifi .i %X % • •   «  • -  ,V%M f . ' A % w ■ • • •'%( • I ■ m m f . 1 ■- _ f . 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Eberly, EDITOR: V. Harlan, SPONSOR: Mr. Be Ik. Seniou on tke, fianad RALPH HUFFMAN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE, Belleville, Kansas WHITE PRESS GARAGE TV, Belleville, Kansas BERNARD BLAIR, YOUR SEEDCORN DEALER, Formosa, Kansas 'JSotud oj Education, STANDING: Eldon Eitzman, Earnest Eitzman, Norman Sankey. SETTING: Harvey Shulda, Max Conzelman, Lawrence Levendofsky. NOT SHOWN: El den Evert, Duane Snyder. Clou oh 62 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Boman, Nancy Shulda, Ruth Ocobock, GeneHeyka, Rodney Peterson, George Eberly, Robert Munson, Steven Elliott, Douglas Simms, Dennis Erkenbrack, tooki LEFT TO RIGHT: Zola Johnson, Alma Elberly, Ruth Hallgren. Ted Williams FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR, Byron, Nebraska GORLEY'S FOOD MARKET, Hardy, Nebraska Sitidtnl Council fS STANDING: R. Petersen, J. Softley, J. Reinke. SEATED: B. Simms, N. Charles, N. Boman, G. Heyka. Bui 7)U0M Marion Johnson, Eldon Eitzman, Gary Larkins, Substitute; Duane Snyder, Not Shown. AMERICAN COMMUNICATION, Belleville, Kansas KOUNTRY KITCHEN, Concordia, Kansas JAMES SOFTLEY, Superintendent WARREN ALPERS, Coach FLOYD BELK, Commerce BURNELL UKENS, Math MAX CONZELMAN Republic, Kansas STEVEN L. ELLIOTT NICKNAME Steve MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Social Science. MINORS: Industrial Arts, Commerce. Football...................1,2, 3, 4 Basketball ................1,2,3,4 Track..........................2,3,4 Class Officer......................1 Music......................1,2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant...............3 Class Plays....................2,3,4 GEORGE EBERLY NICKNAME Geog MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Science, Commerce. MINORS: Social Science, Industrial Arts. Football............................3 Basketball..................1, 2, 3, 4 Track.............................3,4 Class Officer.......................1 Music.......................1,2, 3,4 Class Plays.....................2,3,4 LOGAN'S BARBER SHOP, Republic, Kansas REPUBLIC OIL COMPANY, Republic, Kansas LLOYD HALLGREN, Republic, Kansas BARBARA BOMAN NICKNAME Barb MAJORS: English, Commerce, Social Science. MINORS: Mathematics, Home Eco- nomics, Science. Volleyball ................1,2,3,4 Softball...................1,2, 3,4 Basketball..........................2 Class Officer.......................4 Music......................1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club...................1,2,3,4 Y. Teens...................1,2,3,4 Cheerleader ....................... 4 Homecoming Attendant................4 Band.......................1,2, 3,4 Class Plays.....................2,3,4 Librarian.........................1,2 Sweetheart Queen....................3 RODNEY PETERSEN NICKNAMES Rod - Pete MAJORS: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Science. MINORS: Industrial Arts, Commerce. Football....................1,2, 3,4 Basketball.................1,2,3,4 Track.......................1,2, 3,4 Class Officer......................2 Student Council................1,3,4 Music......................1, 2, 3, 4 Band...........................1,2,3 Homecoming King....................3 Homecoming Attendant...............4 Class Plays....................2,3,4 Compliments of REPUBLIC GRAIN COMPANY, Republic, Kansas N. J. Habiger, Manager NANCY SHULDA NICKNAME Blondie MAJORS: Commerce, Social Science, English. MINORS: Science, Mathematics Home Economic s. Volleyball..................1,2, 3,4 Softball....................1,2, 3,4 Basketball .........................2 Class Officers....................2,3 Cheerleader.......................3,4 Homecoming Attendant................4 Band........................1,2,3,4 Music.......................1,2, 3,4 Y. Teens....................1,2,3,4 Pep Club....................1,2, 3,4 Class Plays.....................2,3,4 DOUGLAS G. SIMMS NICKNAME Doug MAJORS: Commerce, Mathematics English, Social Science, Science. Football . . Basketball Track • • • Music • • . Class Plays . . 1,2 1.2.3.4 . 2,3,4 1.2.3.4 . . 3,4 Compliments of SNYDER FARM SUPPLIES, Republic, Kansas RUTH A. OCOBOCK NICKNAME Oofie MAJORS: English, Commerce, Social Science. Volleyball...........................1 Class Officer......................1,2 Pep Club......................1,2, 3 4 Band...............................3,4 Music.......................1,2, 3,’4 Librarian........................1,2,4 Class Play.........................3,4 Student Council .....................2 Y. Teens....................1,2,3,4 ROBERT E. MUNSON NICKNAME Bob MAJORS: English, Social Science, Industrial Arts. MINORS: Mathematics, Science. Football.......................1,3,4 Basketball.................1,2,3,4 Track......................1, 2, 3, 4 Music......................1,2, 3,4 Class Plays......................3,4 Band.......................1,2,3,4 Homecoming King....................4 DUCKWALL'S, Belleville, Kansas F. D. EVERITT AND SONS, Concordia, Kansas HARDY RECREATION, Hardy, Nebraska GENE F. HEYKA NICKNAME Hake MAJORS: Mathematics, Commerce, Science, Social Science, In- dustrial Arts, English. Basketball......................2,3,4 Football............................3 Track.............................2,3 Class Plays.......................3,4 Music.......................1,2, 3, 4 Class Officers..................2,3,4 JANIS DUNBACK NICKNAME Jan MAJORS: English, Commerce, Social Science MINORS: Mathematics, Home Eco- nomics, Science Volleyball....................1,2, 3,4 Softball......................1,2, 3,4 Basketball...........................2 Class Officer........................4 Pep Club Officer.....................2 Pep Club......................1,2, 3,4 Music........................1,2, 3,4 Y. Teens.....................1,2,3,4 Y. Teens Officer...................2,4 Cheerleader ........................ 4 Class Plays........................3,4 Carnival Queen.......................4 Sweetheart Queen.....................4 REPUBLIC CAFE, Republic, Kansas FRED E. CLINE, Republic, Kansas MEREDITH HARLAN NICKNAME Vickie MAJORS: English, Commerce, Social Science, Mathematics. MINORS: Science. Volleyball .... Softball........ Basketball|.... Class Officer . . Cheerleader . . . Homecoming Queen Band............ Music........... Y. Teens .... Pep Club .... Class Plays . . . Librarian .... 1,2, 3,4 1.2.3.4 ... 2 . . 2,3 . . 3,4 . . . 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1, 2, 3,4 1.2.3.4 . 2,3,4 . . 1.2 DENNIS ERKENBRACK NICKNAME Denny MAJORS: English, Industrial Arts, Science. MINORS: Mathematics, History, Com- merce. Football...................1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball ................1,2, 3,4 Track......................1,2, 3, 4 Music......................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer....................1,2 Homecoming Attendant.............3,4 Class Plays......................3,4 DENNY FURNITURE, Superior, Nebraska BELLEVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY, Your John Deere Dealer , Belleville, Kansas DIEBELS SHOE COMPANY, Concordia, Kansas %otka'i Nancy Shulda Gene Heyka Rodney Petersen George Eberly Ruth Ocobock Janis Dunback Steven Elliott MOBIL TANK WAGON SERVICE EDWARDS SERVICE STATION, Hardy, Nebraska tlm Hutouj In the fall of 1950, eleven youngsters started their school career in a little house owned by Estie Allen on main street. We were: Barbara Boman, Steven El- liott, Rodney Petersen, Dennis Erkenbrack, Robert Munson, Vickie Harlan, Douglas Simms, Charles Morlan, Linda Sheppard, and Jerry Barnaby. Our teacher was Miss Carol Schreiber. In the second grade, in the new schoolhouse, under Mrs. Mitchell we had a new arrival, Ricky Arnold, who left us the following summer. In the third and fourth grade under Mrs. Tallent we gained two new pupils: Charles Tuman and Morris Daugherty and Linda Sheppard left us. We entered the fifth grade with many new ambitions and ideas, and with the happy thought that we were finally growing up. Mrs. Huckeby was our fifth grade teacher and we acquired a new classmate, Roberta Butler, and lost Charles Morlan. We went through the sixth grade without losing or gaining anyone. Mrs. Novak was our teacher. With the seventh grade came a new teacher. Miss Anthony, and two new pupils from the Lake Country School, George Eberly and Ruth Ocobock. We lost Charles Tuman. During the eighth grade we enjoyed many different experiences, among them the eighth grade trip and an undefeated basketball season. In the last six weeks a little blonde by the name of Nancy Shulda joined us. We graduated under Miss Anthony. That summer we lost Morris Daugherty and Roberta Butler. In the fall of '58, fourteen ornery freshmen bombarded the halls of R. H. S. with their mischievous pranks and antics. They were the following: Douglas Simms, Vickie Harlan, Barbara Boman, Steven Elliott, Rodney Petersen, Bob Munson, Dennis Erkenbrack, Ruth Ocobock, George Eberly and Nancy Shulda. The new members of the class were: Janis Dunback, Gene Heyka, Cheryl Gillilian, and Linda Fuller. Our sponsor was Mrs. Nicholls. Our class remained the same during the remaining year with Cheryl Gillilian and Linda Fuller leaving during our Sophomore year. Our High School years have been filled with many wonderful memories, activities, class plays, parties, dances, car washes, hikes, and a string of others too numerous to mention. Mr. Ukens was our class sponsor for the last three years. Seven of the twelve present seniors started school in the first grade at Republic. They are: Barbara Boman, Vickie Harlan, Douglas Simms, Rodney Petersen, Dennis Erkenbrack, Steven Elliott, and Robert Munson. The other five seniors are: Nancy Shulda, Janis Dunback, Gene Heyka, George Eberly, and Ruth Ocobock. BARRETT'S IGA, Belleville, Kansas FAJEN HARDWARE, Republic, Kansas SIS SEED AND FERTILIZER, Belleville, Kansas ttm 'Jwpkcti As long as we are going to be separated soon, the Class of 1962 invented a time machine to enable us to look at ourselves exactly ten years from now in 1972. As we crank up our time machine the big screen focuses on each member of our class. We encountered the following: Barbara Boman is about to begin her next movie entitled Tiger in the Cage. Since graduation from R. H. S., she has become the most famous actress in the world. She and her husband are now living on their mink ranch in Beverly Hills which entitles her to have her own tailormade mink coats. Now as we look upon Rodney Petersen we see him and his rather large family in his penthouse on top of the Empire State Building. Finishing high school he became the Number 1 racketeer in America. He has now turned the Empire State Building into the biggest gambling casino east of the Mississippi. Nancy Shulda, having completed eight years at Harvard, has got a secret government job brain washing Russian spies. On Khrushchev's last American tour, she got him to give secret information that proved vital to our security. Coming into view is George Eberly who has just finished designing a new metroplis on Mars. He calls it Twilight City. The whole city is covered by a huge glass dome made by the Eberly Destruction Company. George now lives in a glass house which is 175 feet from Mars' surface. Vickie Harlan is the head fashion designer in Macy's Department Store in New York City. She is now collecting royalties on her latest fashion called, Simplicity. In this fashion the hemline and neckline just met. She grad- uated in the top of her class from the Paris Fashion Salon in Paris, France. As we look over the horizon we see Gene Heyka laying in the shade operating his remote controlled twenty plow tractor. He has just begun using his 5000 cow self-operating feedlot. He owns and operates 10, 000 acres of irrigated land. He has 100 wells and is the biggest farmer in Republic County. Janis Dunback is now head accountant of Ford Motor Company in Detroit. After graduating from Brown-Mackie nine years ago, she received an offer from the Ford Motor Company and has worked herself up to her present position. She is now driving a '63 Chevrolet, which she bought after grad- uation. Ford Motor Company is trying to buy it for parts. As we hear tires squealing on the new improved 5000 mile Indianapolis speed- way we see Bob Munson take off in his new Turbo-Racer which he designed from his knowledge of drafting in Kansas City. He has got the biggest col- lection of '57 Pontiacs in the world. He lives in an apartment. PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK Belleville, Kansas Now our screen focuses on Washington D. C., and we see Ruth Ocobock at her desk in the Library of Congress. After four years at K. U. she became head librarian. She has recently consulted the President about starting a library on the moon. The Yankee Stadium is now coming into view. Dennis Erkenbrack is on the pitchers mound facing (he hopes) the last batter of the 1972 World Series. We wonder if he will be able to make this a no hitter. Finishing college at Fort Hays State he played four years with the Kansas City Athletics and after signing with the Yankees has become their star pitcher. Now, as we see a triple decker eight-leaf clover highway, we see Douglas Simms, its engineer, in one of the 7, 000 cars trying to find his way off. After finishing high school Doug attended eight years at K. State where he became a civil engineer. Now Doug lives in a tower above the highway. Our last picture on the screen is the dressing room of the Baltimore Colts. We see Steve Elliott and Johnny Unitas talking over the plans for tonights N. F. L. championship game with the Green Bay Packers. After playing four years for Stanford U., he has become the Colts star player. He lives in his huge 100 foot trailer house. CO-OP PROPANE, Concordia, Kansas SUPERIOR EXPRESS, Superior, Nebraska CLm 'J'om Barbara Boman, a blonde in our class. Now there's a very intelligent lass. She's planning on going to Brown-Mackie in May, She'll be a success in a close future day. Janis Dunback, who lives east of town. Is a very sweet girl, you seldom see her frown. She's always in there doing her best. Whether playing softball or taking a test. George Eberly, has his future planned. He says he plans to be a draftsman. You quite often see him driving around. We really don't know where next he'll be found. Steven Elliott, is six foot tall. He's real good at track, and he likes to play ball. He's a real good kid, and a Regular Joe, Not only that, he's a real Romeo. Dennis Erkenbrack, who's a star athlete, Helped give us a team that was real hard to beat, He's friendly and helpful, and yet stubborn too. But he'll do almost anything you ask him to do. Vickie Harlan is a very sweet lass. This little miss is the brain of our class. She was homecoming queen for '62, Vickie's friendship is always True Blue. Gene Heyka, can most often be found. In his '58 Chevy a drivin' around. Gene has his future, most carefully planned. And he says without doubt, he'll farm lots of land. Bob Munson was our homecoming king. He really liked football, but he hated to sing, Bob's a great guy, who'll be a true friend. If you give him a chance and his friendship you win. Ruth Ocobock, has plans for K. U. Her mind is made up, she knows what she'll do. She's planning on teaching or library work. Whatever she chooses, we know she won't shirk. Rodney Petersen will never settle down. He's all for a party or doin' the town. He's six foot tall, and a basketball star. With all his talent, this kid'll go far. Nancy Shulda, has her mind on Fort Hays, She's a very sweet girl with such winning ways. She's blue-eyed and blonde, and intelligent too. If you ever need help, just call Nancy Lou. MELTON MOTORS, Belleville, Kansas CLARENCE L. GILE AGENCY, Scandia, Kansas FERGUSON SERVICE, Belleville, Kansas Next comes Doug, who's a good looking guy. Who most of the girls look at and sigh, He's a real good student, who's exceptionally bright. You know without doubt, he'll rise to great height. Thanks Mr. Belk, for your help this year. Without it this wouldn't be done, that's clear. You've helped us and guided, and shown the way. Thanks, very much, is all we can say. Last, but not least, comes our friend and our guide. Through three years of high school, he's been by our side. Thanks, so much Ukens, for helping us through. We've made it at last, and we say, ''THANKS'7 to you. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF We, the Seniors of the City of Republic, County of Republic, being of sound mind and memory, hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. Anyone not claiming their inheritance will be subject to court order. If there is any dispute over claims, the involved characters, if of sound mind and body, shall hereby be deprived of any inheritance. On the twenty-third day of March, 1962, we will the following to whom it may concern: Steven Elliott wills his way with girls to Ron Reinke. Janis Dunback wills her singing voice to Linda Thornton. Dennis Erkenbrack wills his ability to keep out of trouble to Paul Kath- rineberg. Nancy Shulda wills her ability to play the Clarinet to Alan McClure. Douglas Simms wills his hunting ability to Leslie Holmes. Vickie Harlan wills the door handles off her Pontiac to Karen Scarlett. Bob Munson wills his ability to keep training rules to Terry Hawley. Barbara Boman wills her beauty to anyone who needs it. George Eberly wills his snooker ability to Gary Heyka. Ruth Ocobock wills her flirtatious ways to Marlene Snyder. Gene Heyka wills his safe driving ability to Donnie Rakestraw. Rodney Petersen wills his ability to pass tests and to get by with any- thing short of murder to Arlo Millen. To our teachers we leave them the hopes of more intelligent students, and fewer headaches. To all of our friends, enemies, and relation we leave many happy memo- ries of our bright intelligent faces. To our class sponsor we leave sweet, calm relaxing peace. Playing Miniature Golf t«' % • r •• • I • • • •{ • I • •• • I •  • tf« •!••• •(«]• | «  l • I • •. « • ( • «i. ( • |% _0 « • | • J • • • ■ • I ■ 1 1 « • t • % f h • I • « • I • « • r | •  « 9 « « • • I Art «• rT I • m • f I •«•••! A • • | • •• • • I • •—. • f • ) •• “v ? , - . 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'% . i+K i V IV v1 • ’ « % V VV« r %• • Pl l v FRESHMEN }mknuui dim Mrs. Margaret Dooley Sponsor Steven Dunback President Maxine Meggitt Elaine Gunn Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer n Bryan Simms Student Council Bradley Blair Donna Cline William Daugherty Sue Erkenbrack Steven Morehead Lynn Ellen Boylan Gregary Birrell Joyce Shadduck Alan McClure Marlene Snyder Dennis Fuller John Charles Pi Ron Reinke Stanley Van Meter Donnie Rakestraw Leslie Holmes Sfuiudiofi BACK ROW: E. Gunn, J. Charles, S. Erkenbrack, W. Daugherty, D. Cline, L. Boylan, J. Shadduck, M. Meggitt, M. Snyder, S. Dunback, D. Fuller. FRONT ROW: B. Blair, L. Holmes, R. Reinke, G. Bir- rell, D. Rakestraw, B. Simms, S. Morehead, S. VanMeter, A. McClure. DON'S REPAIR, Republic, Kansas THE SCANDIA STATE BANK, Scandia, Kansas • • 9 % • V' ' • • • • • • ■ — • • • 1 • ' • • •• • I • - ' • J • 1 1 • • • i vvv1 f • •• i; i • i 1 f • - •. • % • ♦ • • - '  « - • I ' 1 1 • f • I • • •• • I • « •« •  • «■ ... 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V. , Phone 48F10, Cuba, Kansas Mrs. Tallent n David Boman Phyllis Eitzmann Sammy Clark Jiud Gwk Julie Sankey Loisann Tuley Robert Cline Danny Fuller L. E. GARMAN AND SONS, Courtland, Kansas DR. J. L. BENNETT, Scandia, Kansas CO-OP ELEVATOR, Belleville, Kansas Lorraine Evert Betty Fischer v- Melvin Daugherty Stand Gwk Mrs. Rahe Mrs. Tallent y Leslie Ann Johnson i'W Bruce Larkens Jan Levendofsky Allen Hurley Kimberly Boylan i ; I Craig Elliott A 1 ft ,v Rita Levendofsky Thomas Hofts P P (ft iLi ft •- ;■ Debra Moeller Kean Dunback Patricia McEwen Warren Fuller Donald Fischer Boyd (Vic) Burge Gary Stradley MIKE'S BODY SHOP, Belleville, Kansas DR. E. M. LEIGH, D. D. S. , Hardy, Nebraska CARLSON PLUMBING AND HEATING, Superior, Nebraska JiMt Mrs. Rahe Randy Ritterling La Rae Eitzman Randy Evert Linda Thayer Paul Thornton v) m Colee n Stier HERTLEIN'S FLOWER SHOP, Belleville, Kansas BERGMAN STUDIO, Concordia, Kansas TIETZEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY, Byron, Nebraska KiJtteM BukeihaJl BACK ROW: W. Boman, B. Levendofsky, B. Brzon, Z. Daugherty, D. Fischer, B. Meggitt, C. Daugherty. SECOND ROW: G. Johnson, H. Fischer, H. Swartz, J. Miller, H. Eitzman, G. Cline. FIRST ROW: S. Eitzman, R. Rahe, J. Levendofsky, J. Elliott, T. Sankey, Coach, Marion Johnson. tkwdeedM LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Wells, C. Brown, C. Petersen, V. Boman, J. Hofts. BROWN'S SHOE FIT COMPANY, Concordia, Kansas DEUEL PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE , Superior, Nebraska ARBUTONO DRU COMPAl Relleville ansa Gwk 'Bmi STANDING: J. Miller, C. Petersen, J. Levendofsky, K. Swartz, S. Fuller, Instructor, Mrs. Softley; C. Daugherty, W. Fischer, B. Brzon, S. Fuller, B. Levendofsky, A. Daugherty, V. Brzon. SITTING: C. Brown, J. Hosts, M. Birrell, M. Shulda, W. Boman, B. Meggitt, S. Powell, V. Boman, S. Powell, J. Levendofsky, W. Daugherty, P. Reed. 7ef CM TOP ROW: S. Powell, J. Levendofsky, Sponsor, Mrs. M. Smith; S. Fuller, M. Birrell. SECOND ROW: S. Fuller, J. Eitzman, C. Stier, M. Shulda, A. McClure. FRONT ROW: V. Brzon, J. Thornton, E. Daugherty, S. Powell, P. Miller, P. Reed. RITE WAY LAUNDRY, Concordia, Kansas CHRISTENSEN'S INTERNATIONAL, Superior, Nebraska BILL'S STANDARD SERVICE, Belleville, Kansas 1 ' I . -V . i . A . I . J -••!« • •( •  • •• •• • I • M • !• M • a a N % I V% « i § M NMWV t WVV • • v % • • % aA % « i i A . i A-- s ft % • • ' to s %  % i • •« l V-.- 1 P V' • • V' •' ■ • { • • • MB • • • • ( I ft • M •«•.« r ( • . «  • ' • • •%• I • VV41 • • ••I • I % «•_ • I • 1« rt •  V % I V-  '✓%  % l% N • 1 • v • toft ft I •I i toV ft I • i i A s i vM ft i SM V • • . % • 1 V% t I wv f •«• •. 1 1 • • • I • % ft I « ft to + to • I to ft«| to % • m ft ft  • tow to • ft to tot toft • I I V|  • )to • ft | to • «I to I (--1 %  A . i .S | • to-ft SM • «• • I • to • ft • • ft ft • % • to. to uVto ft i . Ai. «'•to,B • to V% ft • ' •% • I v %i • % ftS, • i • %. } •«• .• ( • •. • • I • J to toft. 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V • I . • •. • I to . «• , 1 - • % % to 11, «'i, to i k •• ft. •« A «« .  r ft. .w. . i v  iA A .OVAV i i • f ' t • | r i ft 7.'A -J.Vri'.'J. iT . i .YA % • % to Vr III w 'toM • l v A’ T%-,Lvr. : -Lv.VA: ; r) . % toft to V%l «ft to W to ft • k I % • i%A i •iV 1 « lto ;S-M £ '• 6Y '1 iV% • • iV% 7ft A AV?it' 1 % V i1 A i • i V i iV% ft % toN. % • ♦ iVtl .YNAVMV • % Y' • V • Wto % i w% • • VM'to • % x %«• itoV« i to itoXA l-'ACAl111 1 •1 iN i • % i • ft • • 0 V% • % • «%AiftitoV« ( I.V.C a'lt'AAVaY % • i %A • • Y' • • f • to. ft 1 • ••.• ft to 1 • to 4 • I • ••« to Z a «to m . I ACTIVITIES y-t ee t tahijMt TOP ROW: K. Scarlet, M. Beck, N. Charles, L. Thornton, Sponsor,. Mrs. Dooley. BOTTOM ROW: V. Harlan, B. Boman, J. Dunback, N. Shulda. TOP ROW: D. Cline, L. Fuller, R. Ocobock, J. Dunback, C. Dun- back, M. Snyder, V. Harlan, L. Sankey, Mrs. Dooley, M. Beck, N. Charles, B. Softley, M. Meggitt, L. Fuller, K. Scarlet, N. Boman, J. Shadduck. BOTTOM ROW: L. Boylan, S. Erkenbrack, E. Gunn, M. Blair, A. Eberly, C. Bagley, C. Rakestraw, B. Boman, N. Shulda, L. Thornton. W. G. REINKE LUMBER COMPANY, Byron, Nebraska JACK COLLINS CLOTHING, Belleville, Kansas THE TOY SHOP, Concordia, Kansas Glw CM TOP ROW: N. Boman, L. Fuller, C. Dunback, L. Fuller, J. Shad- duck, E. Gunn, M. Meggitt. THIRD ROW; S. Erkenbrack, L. Boylan, C. Bagley, B. Softley, M. Snyder, D. Cline. SECOND ROW: C. Rakestraw, R. Ocobock, J. Dunback, V. Harlan, N. Shulda, B. Bo- man, N. Charles. BOTTOM ROW: M. Blair, K. Scarlett, L. Thorn- ton, Mrs. Softley, M. Beck, L. Sankey, A. Eberly. TOP ROW: D. Fuller, W. Eitzman, J. Charles, W. Daugherty, G. Heyka, G. Birrell. THIRD ROW: K. Hurley, B. Simms, L. Heyka, S. Dunback, A. Millen, J. Reinke. SECOND ROW: B. Blair, R. Reinke, A. McClure, S. Morehead, D. Rakestraw, S. Van Meter, P. Kathrineberg. FIRST ROW: D. Erkenbrack, G. Heyka, S. Elliott, B. Munson, G. Eberly, R. Petersen, D. Simms, Mrs. Softley. PI- ANIST: M. Beck, L. Thornton. Compliemtns of DARYL THORNTON, WEST SIDE I. G. A. , Republic, Kansas Hujk School '%smL BACK ROW: J. Hofts, G. Birrell, A. McClure, M. Meggitt, A. Mil- len, S. Dunback, Mrs. Softley, B. Softley, V. Brzon. FIRST ROW: V. Harlan, N. Shulda, C. Bagley, B. Boman, V. Boman, J. Levendof- sky, R. Munson, N. Boman, C. Peterson. %md thorn R. Munson, R. Peterson, B. Blair, P. Kathrineberg, J. Reinke, G. Eberly, W. Daugherty, G. Heyka, G. Birrell, D. Fuller, C. Dunback, K. Hurley, N. Boman, L. Fuller, C. Duncack, L. Fuller, J. Shadduck, E. Gunn, M. Meg- gitt, S. VanMeter, Mrs. Softley, S. Erkenbrack, L. Boylan, C. Bagley, B. Softley, M. Snyder, D. Cline,, S. Elliott, D. Erkenbrack, A. Millen, W. Eitzman, N. Charles, B. Boman, N. Shudle, V. Harlan, J. Dunback, R. Ocobock, C. Rakestraw,' B. Simms, R. Reinke, A. McClure, S. Morehead, M. Blair, K. Scarlett, G. Heyka, D. Simms, J. Charles, L. Sankey, A. Eberly, L. Heyka, D. Rakestraw. Pianists: M. Beck, L. Thornton. umuoh yieu STANDING: P. Kathrineberg, K. Hurley, L. Thornton, M. Blair, N. Charles, R. Petersen, A. Eberly. SEATED: K. Scarlett, C. Rakestraw, J. Reinke. M. Beck, T. Hawley. Swot Jtajj STANDING: N. Shulda, S. Elliott, N. Boman, R. Ocobock R. Munson, G. Eberly, V. Harlan, G. Heyka, J. Dunback. SEATED: D. Simms, D. Erkenbrack, R. Petersen, B. Boman. NOT SHOWN: T. Hawley. JACK AND NORA CLEANERS, Belleville, Kansas BACHERLOR FAULKNER AND DART, INCORPORATED, Belleville, Kansas SUPERIOR STYLE SHOPPE, Superior. Nebraska ?ef BACK ROW: E. Gunn, L. Fuller, M. Snyder, L. Sankey, D. Cline, C. Rakestraw, S. Erkenbrack. THIRD ROW: K. Scarlett, A. Eberly, M. Beck, C. Bagley, L. Thonrton, J. Shadduck, M. Blair. SECOND ROW: L. Fuller, R. Ocobock, M. Meggitt, B. Softley, C. Dunback, N. Boman, L. Boylan. FIRST ROW: W. Alpers, N. Shulda, J. Dunback, N. Charles, V. Harlan, B. Boman. J Homcomwj QUEEN Vickie Harlan KING Robert Munson ATTENDANTS Dennis Erkenbrack, Barbara Boman ATTENDANTS Nancy Shulda, Rodney Petersen FRYE'S FORD SALES, Belleville, Kansas SANBORN LUMBER COMPANY, Scandia, Kansas CoiAmd Ktiuj (uU QlJsttfl QUEEN: Janis Dunback KING: Stanley VanMeter SumtUoM Kitq cud Q.uma QUEEN: Janis Dunback KING: George Eberly K W REXALL, Belleville, Kansas SWEDISH AMERICAN STATE BANK, Courtland, Kansas mt TWt Having Trouble Dining Area M. Snyder, J. Shadduck, Instructor, M. Dooley; D. Cline, E. Gunn, L. Fuller, C. Dunback, N. Boman. MARTIN TRACTOR COMPANY, Topeka, Chanute, Concordia, and Colby, Kansas TROUDTS CLOTHING STORE, Superior, Nebraska META'S BEAUTY SHOP, Belleville, Kansas Ckmtbuf L. Sankey K. Scarlett, B. Munson, S. Elliott, M, Beck, N. Charles R. Petersen, D. Erkenbrack, G. Eberly, V. Harlan, G. Heyka, In- structor, B. Ukens. ‘Ziolo(j f S. Morehead, A. Millen, Instructor, J. Softley; L. Fuller, N. Boman. ■Horn Sconemiu ud 2 I II FIRST ROW: M.Beck, S. Elliott, D. Simms, M. Blair. SECOND ROW: N. Charles, R. Petersen, D. Erkenbrack, V. Harlan. THIRD ROW: L. Thornton, C. Rakestraw, A. Eberly, K. Scarlett, L. Sankey. STANDING: Instructor, F. Belk, K. Hurley. hop I 11 BYRON COOPERATIVE-CREDIT ASSOCIATION, Byron, Nebraska ATHLETICS GtiU' UoUuftnull n ® o o BACK ROW: S. Erkenbrack, M. Blair, J. Shadduck, Coach, W. Al- pers, B. Softley, L, Thornton, L. Boylan. SECOND ROW: L. Sankey, L. Fuller, C. Dunback, L. Fuller, N. Boman, A. Eberly, M. Snyder. THIRD ROW: B. Boman, C. Bagley, D. Cline, M. Meggitt, E. Gunn, J. Dunback. FRONT ROW: N. Shulda, V. Harlan, M. Beck, Assistant Coach, B. Ukens; N. Charles, K. Scarlett, C. Rakestraw. GtiU' S BACK ROW: Coach, W. Alpers; Assistant Coach, B. Ukens; V. Har- lan, D. Cline, C. Bagley, E. Gunn. SECOND ROW: N. Boman, N. Shulda, J. Shadduck, B. Softley, B. Boman, L. Fuller, J. Dunback. THIRD ROW: C. Dunback, L. Fuller, M. Snyder, S. Erkenbrack, L. Thornton, L. Sankey. FRONT ROW: L. Boylan, N. Charles, K. 'scar- lett, M. Beck, M. Blair, M. Meggitt, C. Rakestraw, A. Eberley. FOOD MART, Belleville, Kansas DON'S USED CARS, Belleville. Kansas FITZGERALD'S ACE HARDWARE, Concordia, Kansas Jootiall Jwn TOP ROW: R. Reinke, B. Blair, L. Holmes, G. Birrell, D. Rake- straw. MIDDLE ROW: S. Morehead, S. VanMeter, A. Millen, T. Hawley, J. Reinke, W. Eitzman, D. Fuller, W. Daughtery. BOTTOM ROW: Assistant Coach, B. Ukens, P. Kathrineberg, D. Erkenbrack S. Elliott B. Munson, R. Petersen, K. Hurley, and Coach Alpers. tkjwlwUU isancy Shulda, Janis Dunback, Nancy Charles, Vickie Harlan, Boman. Barbara RALPH HUFFMAN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE, Belleville. Kansas C. BLUE at WESTERN AUTO STORE, Superior Nebraska •• A •• r? • P W f J5 Jem BOTTOM ROW: Coach, Warren Alpers, P. Kathrineberg, J. Charles, A. Millen, K. Hurley, Assistant Coach, Burnell Ukens. TOP ROW: D. Simms, S. Elliott, B. Munson, G. Eberly, R. Petersen, D. Erken- brack. A. McClure, S. Dunback, G. Heyka, L. Holmes, G. Heyka, W. Eitz- man, B. Simms, L. Heyka, S. VanMeter, D. Rakestraw, B. Blair. SITTING: Assistant Coach, Burnell Ukens; Coach, Warren Alpers. TOM'S MUSIC HOUSE, Concordia, Kansas RAY RUTH'S MEN'S CLOTHING, Superior, Nebraska LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Boman, Nancy Shulda, Janis Dunback, Nancy Charles, Vickie Harlan. t7mk FIRST ROW: D. Fuller, P. Kathrineberg, D. Rakestraw, R. Reinke, L. Heyka, G. Birrell. SECOND ROW: S. VanMeter, S. Dunback, K.’ Hurley, W. Eitzman, J. Reinke, L. Holmes. STANDING: Track Coach, Mr. Belk; D. Simms, R. Petersen, B. Munson, S. Elliott, J. Charles, D. Erkenbrack. Oua, ji LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Erkenbrack, Steven Elliott, Bob Munson, George Eberly, Rodney Petersen, Douglas Simms. HIT 'EM AGAIN GO FOR A TOUCHDOWN touuLi CmvuL It's cold! ! ! ! ! BOOSTER PAGE Applebee's Clothing, Belleville Jim Lewis Motors Inc., Belleville Sutter's Dress Shop, Belleville Porter's Shoe Shop, Belleville Lowe's Book and Novelty Shop, Belleville Riddlebarger's Jewelers, Belleville H. D. 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