Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1963 volume:

FOREWORD I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. And I furthermore pledge allegiance to the banner of Republic High, my school, whose ideals and traditions are worthy of the loyalty of all. CLABAUGH APPLIANCE Superior, Nebraska IDEAL MARKET'S Superior Geneva DEDICATION Dear Parents, It is with deep and sincere appreciation that we, the class of 1963, dedicate our annual, the “Wildcat”, to you. We feel that without your love, trust, and guidance it would not have been possible for us to receive our diplomas. You have helped us toward a better and more prosperous life and inspired us to become loyal American citizens. So, perhaps, by dedicating our yearbook to you, we can say “Thanks” in a small way for the devotion you have given us. With love, Your children Mrs. Alta Lovewell Mr. Mrs. Bernard Blair Mr. Mrs. Daryl Thornton Mr. Mrs. Verl Beck Mr. Mrs. Don Charles Mr. Mrs. Earl Sankey Mr. Mrs. Max Conzelman Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Scarlett Mr. Mrs. Dave Eberly Mr. Mrs. Herman Reinke Mr. Mrs. Myrl Rakestraw Mrs. Loretta Hurley SWEDISH-AMERICAN STATE BANK, Courtland, Kansas KROB STUDIO, Belleville, Kansas DMINISTRATION ANNUAL STAFF AT LAST Goodness, gracious, we've no grief! You're looking at the final leaf! We've worked until we're tired of trying-- Fixing WILDCATS for your buying. This is our yearbook--yours to keep; Have fun with it--we're going to SLEEP! STUDENT COUNCIL Linda Sankey, Nancy Boman, Jim Elliott, Carolyn Rakestraw, Karen Scarlett, Sponsor Mr, Hinks, BOARD OF EDUCATION Harvey Shulda, Ernest Eitzman, Lawrence Levendofsky, Max Conzelman, Eldon Everts not shown. BUS DRIVERS James Seachord, Eldon Eitzman, Darrell Birrell, and Don Charles. CUSTODIAN AND COOKS Clarence Kathrineberg, Mrs. Lloyd Hallgren, Mrs. Bernard Bagley, and Mrs. Martin Johnson. THE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK Belleville. Kansas FACULTY MR. BURNELL UKENS MR. LARRY MENZIES MR. ROBERT HARRIS SECURITY NATIONAL BANK, Superior, Nebraska SUPERIOR FARMER'S UNION CO-OP CREAMERIES, Superior-Aurora-Fremont-Fairbury ENIORS OUR SPONSOR Mr. Burnell Ukens CECIL FRANCIS, MASONRY CONTRACTOR Courtland, Kansas BERGMAN STUDIO Concordia, Kansas SKYLINE 66 SERVICE Concordia, Kansas TERRY L. HAWLEY NICKNAME Toddy Football.......................1, 2, 3, 4 Track ................................1 Homecoming Attendant..................4 Class Plays......................3, 4 Class Officer....................3,4 CAROLYN SUE RAKESTRAW NICKNAME Peanuts Volleyball.....................1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball..............................1 Softball..........................1,2, 3, 4 Class Officer.....................2,4 Music.............................1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader.............................4 Student Council.........................4 Pep Club..........................1,2, 3, 4 Y-Teens...........................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays.......................3, 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Belleville, Kansas SPLICHAL HARDWARE Munden, Kansas DR. C. W. McCLASKEY Cuba, Kansas MARCIA ANN BECK NICKNAME Beck Volleyball.........................1,2,3, Softball...........................1,2,3, Basketball............................ Class Officer.......................1, 3, Music............................1, 2, 3, Band...................................2, Pep Club...........................1,2,3, Y-Teens ...........................1,2,3, Class Plays............................3, Student Council. Drum Majorette KENNETH L. HURLEY NICKNAME Ken Football.......................1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball.....................1, 2, 3, 4 Track..........................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer.......................3,4 Homecoming King.......................4 Class Plays.........................3,4 Music..........................1, 2, 3, 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,2 ,4 TIETJEN IMPLEMENT CO. Byron, Nebraska BYRON GRAIN CO., GRAIN FEED Byron, Nebraska BYRON CO-OP GRAIN ASSN. Byron, Nebraska DAVID S. LOVEWELL LINDA LEE SANKEY NICKNAME Sankey Volleyball.......................1, 2, 3, 4 Softball.........................1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball..............................1 Music............................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer..........................1, 2 Student Council.........................4 Music Librarian.........................4 Homecoming Attendant....................4 Y-Teens..........................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays........................2, 3, 4 SHAFFER FORD TRACTOR, Superior, Nebraska DEUL PHARMACY Superior, Nebraska SCHOCKER TAVERN BEER LIQUOR Byron, Nebraska NANCY ANN CHARLES NICKNAME Nan Volleyball......................1,2,3, Softball........................1,2,3, Basketball............................ Class Officer....................1, 2, 3, Cheerleader.........................3, Homecoming Queen...................... Music ..........................1,2,3, Y-Teens..........................1, 2, 3, Pep Club.........................1, 2, 3, Class Plays.........................3, Student Council....................... Music Librarian....................... JAMES M. REINKE NICKNAME Jim Football..........................2, 3, 4 Track.............................2, 3, 4 Music..........................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer.........................1 Homecoming Attendant.................. Class Plays..........................3, Student Council....................... 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 TIBBETTS BROS. FURNITURE STORE FUNERAL HOME Belleville, Kansas THE A. L. DUCKWALL STORE Belleville, Kansas KOUNTRY KITCHEN Concordia, Kansas CO LINDA JOYCE THORNTON NICKNAME Thorty Volleyball......................1, 2, 3, 4 Softball........................1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball.............................1 Class Officer...................1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader...........................2, 4 Homecoming Attendant...................4 Music...........................1, 2, 3, 4 Y- Teens........................1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club..........................1,2,3, 4 Class Plays..........................3,4 ARLENE MAE EBERLY NICKNAME Eberly Volleyball.......................1, 2, 3 Softball.........................1, 2, 3 Basketball..............................1 Music............................1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens..........................1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club.......................1,2, 3, 4 Class Plays............................3, 4 Librarian...............................4 SOTHERS FARM SUPPLY Courtland, Kansas WELCOME-IN CAFE Courtland, Kansas FARMERS UNION GRAIN SUPPLY Courtland, Kansas KAREN E. SCARLETT NICKNAME Scarlett Volleyball.....................1, 2, 3, 4 Softball.......................1,2, 3, 4 Basketball..............................1 Music..........................1, 2, 3, 4 Y- Teens.......................1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club.......................1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays............................3, 4 Student Council........................2, 4 MARJO LEJEAN BLAIR NICKNAME Blair Volleyball.........................3,4 Softball..........................1,2, 3, 4 Basketball.............................1, 2 Class Officer..........................1, 2 Music ...........................1,2, 3, 4 Band....................................4 Pep Club..........................1,2, 3, 4 Y-Teens .........................1,3,4 Class Plays......................2, 3, 4 Student Council................... . l NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN, Concordia, Kansas FAIRMONT FOODS COMPANY Concordia, Kansas CONCORDIA PACKING CO. Concordia, Kansas CLASS HISTORY One day in September, twelve years ago, in the year of 1951, five girls and four boys started a new life for themselves. We were Carolyn Rakestraw, Nancy Charles, Marcia Beck, Karen Scarlett, Linda Sankey, Kenny Hurley, Richard Sankey, Billie San- key, and Richard Larson. As we arrived at the new school house at the Southeast edge of Republic, we were met by our first grade teacher, Mrs. Mitchell. Before we knew it we were in the second grade, but we lost two students, Linda Sankey and Billie Sankey. In the third grade we lost Richard Sankey but gained Linda Thornton. In the fourth grade we gained Terry Hawley, Ronnie Butler, Charles Sisson, and back for the second time was Linda Sankey. In the fifth grade everyone remained in the class. Then in the sixth grade we lost Linda Sankey and gained Arlene Eberly and Joyce Bowers. In the seventh grade we gained Linda Sankey and Carol Simmons. In our final year of grade school we lost Richard Larson and Ronnie Butler. We graduated under Miss Anthony. In the fall of 1959 the class found themselves as green freshmen. We were met at the doors by the seniors who gave us an initiation we will never forget. With this new jump we gained two new students, who were Jim Nitcher, and James Reinke. In the next three years of high school we learned the ways of a high school student. In our junior year we gained Marjo Blair and lost Jim Nitcher. In our final year of high school we gained David Lovewell. Mr. Ukens was our class sponsor. There are five students that started together in the new school house twelve years ago. They are: Carolyn Rakestraw, Nancy Charles, Kenny Hurley, Marcia Beck, and Karen Scarlett. The class of '63 is the first class to complete all twelve years of education in this building. Our years of schooling were filled with laughter, studies, heartbreaks, parties, car washes, and many other things too numerous to mention, many of which will not be forgotten. Signed, Marcia Beck, Karen Scarlett, Arlene Eberly CLASS PROPHECY When the Seniors were on Sneak in Kansas City, we went to see a fortune teller who told us our fortunes for the future. I, Zurkzee the Great, predict to the Class of 1963, that in thirty years you will be doing the following things. Linda Sankey will be Mrs. Victor Ward. Vic is the owner and operator of the Belleville Telescope office. They publish a daily paper which consists entirely of Peanuts cartoons. Mrs. Ward learned how to draw these in her high school days while working on the school paper, The Wildcat . Marcia Beck will be director of Nurses at a large city hospital. As yet, she has not found time to fall in love because she is so devoted to her work. However, many a fine man has courted her, only to be rejected. Needless to say, this devotion to her work has carried through from her devotion to studying at Republic High and it will doubtless take her far. Linda Thornton will be the mother of three girls. These girls sing as a trio and have received a 1 at State Contest for the last two years. This is due to Linda and her husband's expert coaching and experience, which she gained at R. H. S. IGLOO CAFE-THE CONFIELDS, Concordia, Kansas TOM'S MUSIC HOUSE, Concordia, Kansas WESTERN LIGHT TELEPHONE CO., Concordia, Kansas Kenny Hurley, multi-millionaire, will be the Executive Vice-President of General Electric. Despite his success in life, he always has a warm spot in his heart for the little town of Republic and makes an annual contribution to the Community Chest of a hundred thousand dollars. This generosity shows through from high school days where he gave of himself so freely to the foobtall team. Nancy Charles will be the joint owner of a two-hundred thousand acre ranch in Montana. The other owner is her husband and former hired man. Of course, she is a very good mother to her six children and all the little girls are excellent cooks. She has even taken time to teach her sons how to be very good sheep shearers. Her patience and understanding to teach her children these things carried through from her days in high school. Terry Hawley, another successful millionaire, will establish permanent residence at Belleville, Kansas. Soon after he finished his schooling, he was offered the position of the other Executive Vice-Prsidente of General Electric along with Kenny, but he turn- ed it down to be owner of the Belleville Water Works. He has one son named Todd. This name carried over from his high school nickname. Karen Scarlett will find her place in life as a physical education and driver's education teacher in a small high school with only six students, all girls. As unlikely as it seems, her volleyball team is so good it was given special honor at the State Tournament last year. These same girls were such excellent drivers that they were allowed to perform at a national exhibition of drivers education students. Of course, Karen received the incentive to do this at good old Republic High. Carolyn Rakestraw is a happily married grade school teacher in Nebraska. She and her husband are the proud parents of twin boys named Sue and Neal. These boys divide their time between vocal practice and basketball practice. Carolyn's marriage started as a high school romance back at R. H. S. during her senior year. Marjo Blair will be head waitress at Hart's Cafe in Topeka, Kansas. She is in special charge of the cracker supply and is very good at her job. She plans to be mar- ried in just two years and start a new life at the age of fifty. She'll make a lovely bride, just as she would have in her high school years. Jim Reinke will be one of the most successful farmers in Hardy. As busy as he is, he still finds time to substitute-coach the football team whenever they ask him. He has a sweet wife and although they're still driving the old '57 Ford, they are very happy. He'll never forget the fun he had at R. H. S. Arlene Eberly will be very happy as Mrs. Lonnie Lewellyn. Lonnie has gone into the mobile home business and now they are living in a 400-foot curved trailer house, which he invented. Of course, they would never leave Scandia because of the good job Arlene is holding as waitress at the local cafe. They never miss an alumni at Republic. David Lovewell will be a very successful coach; coach of a sleeping team, that is. His team can sleep longest and loudest of any in the country. David could never have achieved this success without the practice he received in high school. This class will be, as you can see, successful beyond the average class. My last prediction is that this class will always be a close-knit group who will never forget each other. Signed, David Lovewell, Kenny Hurley, Terry Hawley HIATT GRAIN AND FEED, Munden, Kansas VVATLER'S OIL COMPANY, Cuba, Kansas FRYES' FORD AND 66 SERVICE, Belleville, Kansas CLASS Marching with the Band as majorette Can Marcia Beck be found. She's sweet and pretty and quite coquette And well-liked all around. Nancy Charles was Homecoming Queen Of Republic High this year. As leader of cheers she's always been Tops in her field--that's clear! In a flying falcon can always be seen Terry Hawley--alias Todd . He's the life of the party, never serene And has a future very broad. Marjo Blair is a likable girl Who's shortest in the school. As softball catcher she's quite a whirl And she's always calm and cool. Arlene Eberly, next in line Has pretty eyes and skin. Early in June, she'll look just fine As Mrs. Lonnie Lewellyn. Kenny Hurley is a popular guy Around our school that's sure. He was Homecoming King; his limits the sky And his ambitions are strong and pure. Five foot two with eyes of brown Is lively Carolyn Rakestraw. She's all for a party and do'in the town And cheers without a faux pas. David Lovewell, an intelligent lad. Has an ability to relax. He's lots of fun and seldom sad And at law school he'll learn the facts. Karen Scarlett, tried and true Is really quite the athlete. For someone loyal, through and through This gal is hard to beat! In a '57 Ford is a good looking guy He's none other than Jim Reinke. He's tops in football, always tries And never ever gets cranky. Linda Thornton, an ambitious lass Plans to sing her way through life . At Bethany she'll be the best in the class And will make some young man a very good wife. Linda Sankey, our Sweetheart Queen Is just what the title implies. She and Vic will make quite a team For she's a sweetheart in whatever she tries. For helping with the yearbook, we thank Mr. Menzies, He really carried a load. To the annual's success, he held the keys And was valuable in ways untold. Our sponsor this year was the best in the land For never when trouble arose did he sit. His help, understanding, and friendship were grand, r r Thanks, Mr. Ukens--we appreciate it! JSgSS'i te rT Zc£fiAl A'r� ??' lSnecj -3$ Co Con ■ «4 u Hi a«cv •Sa tike A g C ja Jo LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF We, the Seniors of the City of Republic, the County of Republic, the State of Kansas, being of sound mind and memory, hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. On the thirteenth day of March, 1963, we will the following to whom it may concern: I, LINDA SANKEY, will my position in the trio to Janene Leece and my many diets to Marlene Snyder. I, MARCIA BECK, will my pick-up truck to Donnie Rakestraw and my ability to ride a horse to Elaine Gunn. I, LINDA THORNTON, will my college ambition to everyone at Republic High and my ways with piano keys to Larry Heyka. I, KENNY HURLEY, will my great half-back ability to Ron Reinke and my love life to Brad Blair. I, NANCY CHARLES, will my ability to drive in circles to the Drivers Education Class and my many flames to Lynn Boylan. I, TERRY HAWLEY, will my wittiness to Paul Kathrineberg and my position as first in the Perfect Pact to Brad Blair. I, KAREN SCARLETT, will my driving ability to Janene Leece and my typing ability to Lois Fuller. I, CAROLYN RAKESTRAW, will my night life to Carol Petersen and my cheerleading ability to Betty Zoltenko. I, MARJO BLAIR, will my ways of getting along with David Lovewell to Marlene Snyder and my ability to play basketball to Willard Eitzman. I, JIM REINKE, will my ability to play left end to John Charles and my ability to run in track to Steve Morehead. I, ARLENE EBERLY, will my speedy entrance into marriage to Donna Cline and my constant goofing off to Alan McClure. I, DAVID LOVEWELL, will my steadiness in going steady to Stanley Eitzmann and my automobiles to Leslie Holmes. To all our teachers we leave this disrupted school, hoping that they can somehow straighten it out when we leave. To the underclassmen, we leave all the paper, pencils, erasers, and books we have borrowed from you. Last, but not least, we leave to our sponsor, Mr. Ukens, the best of luck in married life and all the wonderful memories of our high school days. Signed, Sealed, and Delivered, Linda Thornton Carolyn Rakestraw Jim Reinke BARTH APPLIANCE CENTER, Belleville, Kansas JOHN H. ALSOP SAND COMPANY, Belleville, Kansas MORLEY SHOE SHOP, Belleville, Kansas THE ' GOOD OLE DAYS” £ Arlene Eberly Marc� ® Kenny Hurley Not Shown Dave Lovewell MAHER GRAIN, INC., Courtland, Kansas ■V SUPERIOR-DESHLER PROPANE COMPANY, Superior, Nebraska RAY RUTH'S, Superior, Kansas SENIOR SNEAK -‘XOUs card Sam€ Enjoying K Ukens 9 ? Don't LIE to me! Don't fall off KRAVEMORE DINNER BELL , Belleville, Kansas BILLS' STANDARD SERVICE, Belleville, Kansas KRAVEMORE 81, Belleville, Kansas WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE THi-, pitmen r. wAMfro in ivttrr 'Jau in (hi union 4999 RtWARD Marjo finally made the news Our sponsors GRADUATION Marjo Blair, Linda Thornton, Nancy Charles, Marcia Beck, Kenneth Hurley, Terry Hawley, David Lovewell, James Reinke, Arlene Eberly, Linda Sankey, Karen Scarlett, and Carolyn Rakestraw. UNIORS . JUNIOR CLASS P. Kathrineberg A. Millen P G. Heyka C. Dunback J. Osborne C. Bagley SUPERIOR FLORAL COMPANY Superior, Nebraska BYRON SERVICE Byron, Nebraska BYRON FERTILIZER CHEMICAL CO. Byron, Nebraska SOPHOMORE CLASS S. Morehead S. Erkenbrack M. Meggitt W. Daughtery D. Rakestraw J. Shadduck S. Dunback R. Reinke B. Simms M. Snyder S. VanMeter B. Zoltenko SANBOURN LUMBER COMPANY Scandia, Kansas JOHNSON AND LARSON GRAIN FEED Scandia, Kansas RESHMEN Mr. Seachord FRESHMAN CLASS Not Shown, J. Levendofsky R. Barry G. Cline 9 V. Boman C. Daughtery 9 H. Eitzmann D. Fisher S. Powell J. Hall M. Rothchild P. Osborne R. Rahe C. Stier T. Sankey J. Thornton s T. Smith SWITZER STUDIO Concordia, Kansas BUD'S TEXACO Scandia, Kansas LEMENTARY SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES M. Shulda B. Meggitt A. McClure B. Brzon M. Birrell J. Zoltenko W. Daugherty J. Webber B. Levendofsky J. Eitzman W. Boman J. Osborne S. Fuller G. Stradley H. Fischer Mr. Johnson G. Trimmer S. Fuller G. Johnson S. Gunn H. Swartz D. Hanson J. Miller A. Daugherty REPUBLIC GRAIN COMPANY Republic, Kansas FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES E. Daugherty J. Burge M. Brzon L. Powell M. Eitzmann Mrs. Novak G. Stradley P. Boman N. McEwen M. Levendofsky J. Silsby C. Steier J. Bagley D. Thayer N. Eberly T. Dunn J. Trimmer K. Elliott L. Eitzmann D. Tuley P. Boylan N. Seachord Not shown, P. Burge COOPER OIL COMPANY Belleville, Kansas REPUBLIC OIL COMPANY Republic, Kansas TOY SHOP Concordia, Kansas J. Hurley R. Levendofsky J. Levendofsky A. Bergstrom THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES P. McEwen D. Moeller T. Hofts K. Boylan C. Elliott K. Dunback illL A. Hurley L. Johnson D. Fischer R. Levendofsky S. Seachord F. Trimmer M. Daugherty L. Evert B. Cline BELLEVILLE TEXACO Belleville, Kansas BEL-VILLA RESTAURANT Belleville, Kansas DR. C. A. NOBLE Republic, Kansas W. Fuller J. Sankey S. Clark D. Fuller FIRST AND SECOND GRADES P. Fuller J. Clark C. Tuley C. Ritterling T. Hallack M. Farlee Mrs. Rahe P. Berggren R. Evert P. Thornton C. Steier T. Clark M. Levendofsky R. Ritterling J. C. PENNEY'S AND COMPANY Belleville, Kansas BELLEVILLE CLEANERS-KAY SHIRLEY GOODWIN Belleville, Kansas PARKWAY LANES Belleville, Kansas GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Miller, B. Brzon, A. Daugherty, G. Johnson, H. Fischer. SECOND ROW: S. Gunn, D. Hanson, K. Swartz, W. Boman. LAST ROW: E. VanMeter, B. Meggitt, B. Levendofsky, J. Zoltenko, Coach Johnson. GRADE PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Novak, A. McClure, J. Osborne, J. Eitzman, M. Bir- rell, S. Fuller, M. Shulda, J. Webber, W. Daugherty. SECOND ROW: P. Boman, P. Burge, M. Levendofsky, D. Tuley, J. Levendofsky, N. Eberly, D. Thayer, P. Boylan, L. Eitzmann, J. Bagley. LAST ROW: A. Bergstrom, J. Silsby, J. Hurley, E. Daugh- erty, S. Fuller, N. McEwen, J. Burge, L. Powell, R. Levendofsky. FAJEN HARDWARE Republic, Kansas FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR Byron, Nebraska FRONT ROW: Miss Warkentin, Director; J. Levendofsky, P. Boman. SECOND ROW: J. Bagley, D. Thayer, L. Powell, A. Bergstrom, P. Burge. THIRD ROW: R. Levendofsky, K. Elliott, J. Hurley, M. Levendofsky. LAST ROW: J. Burge, N. Eberly, M. Brzon. + ' % Michael Birrell WESTSIDE GROCERY Republic, Kansas CTIVITIES GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Miss Warkentin, Director; M. Blair, V. Boman, C. Rake- straw, S. Powell, N. Hinks, M. Meggitt, B. Hanson, N, Boman, K. Scar- lett. PIANISTS: M. Beck, L. Thornton. SECOND ROW: M. Snyder, J. Osborne, B. Zoltenko, J. Thornton, J. Shadduck, L. Boylan, C. Brown, A Eberly, J. Leece. THIRD ROW: C. Dunback, S. Powell, S. Erkenbrack, C. Petersen, J. Hofts, M. Rothchild, E. Gunn, N. Charles. LAST ROW: L. Fuller, V. Brzon, P. Miller, D. Cline, L. Fuller, C. Bagley, L. San- key, J. Levendofsky. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Hall, P. Kathrineberg, L. Thornton, Pianist, M. Beck, Pianist, N. Charles, Librarian, L. Sankey, Librarian, K. Hurley, T. San- key. SECOND ROW: W. Eitzman, C. Daugherty, S. Eitzmann, B. Blair, D. Rakestraw, R. Reinke, H. Eitzmann, Miss Warkentin, Director. THIRD ROW: A. Millen, D. Fuller, S. Dunback, R. Rahe, G. Heyka, T. Smith, A. McClure, M. Fager, P. Osborne. LAST ROW: J. Charles, W. Daugherty, G. Birrell, L. Heyka, J. Elliott, B. Simms, J. Levendofsky, J. Reinke. MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: J. Hall, P. Kathrineberg, K. Hurley, M. Blair, V. Boman, C. Rakestraw, S. Powell, N. Hinks, M. Meggitt, B. Hanson, N. Boman, L. Sankey, N. Charles, T. Sankey, R. Reinke, Miss Warkentin, Director. PIANISTS: M. Beck, L. Thornton. SECOND ROW: A. Millen, D. Fuller, M. Fager, J. Osborne, M. Snyder, J. Thornton, B. Zoltenko, J. Shadduck, L. Boylan, C. Brown, J. Leece, S. Eitzman, D. Rakestraw, B. Blair, H. Eitzman. THIRD ROW: J. Levendofsky, C. Daugherty, S. Dunback, R. Rahe, C. Dunback, S. Powell, S. Erkenbrack, C. Petersen, J. Hofts, M. Rothchild, E. Gunn, K. Scarlett, J. Elliott, W. Eitzman, G. Heyka, T. Smith. LAST ROW: J. Charles, W. Daugherty, B. Simms, L. Heyka, L. Fuller, V. Brzon, P. Miller, D. Cline, L. Fuller, C. Bagley, A, Eberly, J. Levendofsky, A. McClure, G. Birrell, J. Reinke, P. Osborne. LIBRARIANS Elaine Gunn, Arlene Eberly, Joyce Shadduck, Donna Cline, Joan Levendof- sky, Mrs. Harris. W. G. REINKE LUMBER COMPANY, Byron, Nebraska MELTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC., Belleville, Kansas BAND FRONT ROW: C. Bagley, J. Hofts, A. McClure, A. McClure, M. Birrell, V. Boman. SECOND ROW: N. Boman, C. Peter- sen, S. Powell, S. Powell, S. Boman, J. Levendofsky, K. Swartz, J. Levendofsky, N. Hinks. THIRD ROW: V. Brzon, M. Fager, M. Snyder, B. Levendofsky, P. Reed, W. Daugh- erty. FOURTH ROW: Director, Miss Warkentin; B. Brzon, G. Heyka, G. Heyka, S. Erkenbrack, M. Beck, S. Dunback, P. Kathrineberg, M. Meggitt, M. Blair. Tired Girls ! ? ! ? DIEBEL'S SHOE STORE Concordia, Kansas ARBOTHNOT DRUG COMPANY Belleville, Kansas JACK COLLIN'S MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING Belleville, Kansas Y-TEENS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Harris, Sponsor; N. Charles, L. Thornton, K. Scarlett, M. Beck, C. Rakestraw. SECOND ROW: M. Meggitt, C. Bagley, M. Blair, L. Sankey, N. Boman, N. Hinks. THIRD ROW: V. Boman, S. Erkenbrack, J. Leece, L. Boylan, A. Eberly, J. Osborne, C. Brown, C. Petersen, M. Rothchild. FOURTH ROW: L. Fuller, J. Thornton, P. Miller, J. Shadduck, B. Zoltenko, D. Cline, E. Gunn, B. Hanson, L. Fuller. FIFTH ROW: J. Levendofsky, S. Powell, M. Snyder, C. Dun- back, V. Brzon, J. Hofts, S. Powell. Y-TEEN CABINET DR. JON D. THAYER Belleville, Kansas FOOD MART Belleville, Kansas RIDDLEBARGER'S JEWELRY STORE Belleville, Kansas JUNIOR SENIOR PLAYS BACK ROW: Director, Larry Menzies; Paul Kathrineberg, Willard Eitzman, Duane File, Gary Heyka, Arlo Millen, Larry Heyka, Director, Burnell Ukens. FRONT ROW: Nancy Boman, Joan Osborne, Carne Sue Bagley, Lois Fuller, Carol Dunback NOT SHOWN: Louise Fuller. BACK ROW: Director, Burnell Ukens; Nancy Charles, Linda Sankey, Mar- cia Beck, Arlene Eberly. SECOND ROW: Marjo Blair, Karen Scarlett, Linda Thornton, Carolyn Rakestraw. FRONT ROW: James Reinke, David Lovewell, Terry Hawley, Kenneth Hurley. SUPERIOR LOCKER PLANT, Superior, Nebraska K. W. REXALL DRUG, Belleville, Kansas HOMECOMING ROYALTY REPUBLIC CAFE Republic, Kansas CARNIVAL Marcia John C. E. McCLURE INSURANCE, Republic, Kansas JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET The theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom this year was Rainbow at Midnight . This held very well with the weather, as it had previously rained and the scent of the raindrops was still in the air. The decorations for the Banquet, which was held at the Dinner Bell in Bellville, Kansas, were spring flowers the colors of the rainbow and umbrella nutcups. The Prom was held at Republic High School in the Gymnasium. To enter, one crossed over a quaint little bridge into a beautiful wonderland of raindrops. One end of the Gym was completely covered by a huge rainbow in full color. At its end was the tra ditional pot of gold. The orchestra. The Rhythm Aces, played melodiously under a small band shell. Tables were decorated with pastel-colored candles surrounded by clouds. These lovely decorations were the result of much planning and patience on the part of the Juniors and their sponsor, Mr. Harris. To these people, we, the Seniors, gratefully say Thank you! I could have danced all night GEOMETRY ALGEBRA II ENGLISH II ENGLISH I HEALTH SOCIOLOGY DON'S USED CARS, Belleville, Kansas CO-OP OIL COMPANY, Belleville, Kansas RALPH HUFFMAN INSURANCE AGENT, Belleville, Kansas MECHANICAL DRAWING HOME EC II CHEMISTRY TYPING I AMERICAN HISTORY PHYSICAL SCIENCE NELSON'S MARKET-IGA, Scandia, Kansas HAGGMAN WIRES DRUG, Scandia, Kansas BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO., Concordia, Kansas The halls of R. H. S. FRENCH I ENGLISH I ALGEBRA I ENGLISH III THLETICS FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: T. Sankey, K. Hurley, B. Blair, R. Reinke, R. Rahe, J. Levendofsky, L. Heyka. SECOND ROW: J. Reinke, W. Eitzman, J. Elliott, S. VanMeter, D. Fuller, G. Heyka, S. Dunback. THIRD ROW: D. Lovewell, A. Millen, G. Birrell, D. Rakestraw, L. Holmes, J. Charles, T. Hawley, P. Kathrineberg. BACK ROW: R. Barry, Student Manager; P. Osborne, H. Eitzmann, S. Eitzmann, T, Smith, B. Simms, Student Manager. JACK NORA CLEANERS' FABRIC SHOP Belleville, Kansas HERTLEIN'S CREATIVE FLOWERS Belleville, Kansas NEVA'S FLOWER GIFT SHOP Belleville, Kansas WILDCAT COACHING STAFF Coach: Bob Harris. Assistant Coaches: Larry Menzies, Burnell Ukens. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS J. Osborne, L. Thornton N. Boman, N. Charles, C. Rakestraw DAYLIGHT CLOTHING Concordia, Kansas RITE-WAY-LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Concordia, Kansas F. C. EVERITT AND SON Concordia, Kansas BASKETBALL A” TEAM Coach Harris, B. Blair, A. Millen, B. Simms, W. Eitzman, J. Charles, P. Osborne, S. Dunback, K. Hurley, P. Kathrineberg, and D. Rakestraw. BASKETBALL B” TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Ukens, G. Cline, R. Barry, A. McClure, T. Smith, S. Eitzmann, H. Eitzmann, D. Fischer, Coach Menzies. FRONT ROW: R. Rahe, L. Heyka, J, Elliott, J. Levendofsky, S. VanMeter, and G. Heyka. DON'S REPAIR Republic, Kansas BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF Assistant Coach Ukens, Coach Harris, Assistant Coach Menzies A-TEAM SCORES B-TEAM SCORES Republic 26 Jamestown 30 Republic 36 Jamestown 18 Republic 60 Scandia 46 Republic 37 Scandia 28 Republic 31 Esbon 48 Republic 35 Esbon 50 Republic 41 Notre Dame 59 Republic 41 Notre Dame 37 Republic 31 Munden 45 Republic 39 Munden 33 Republic 22 Cuba 35 Republic 38 Cuba 39 Republic 46 Hardy Nebr. 53 Republic 48 Munden 32 Republic 33 Agenda 36 Republic 37 Notre Dame 51 Republic 56 Munden 53 Republic 49 Agenda 29 Republic 31 Cuba 52 Republic 53 Munden 38 Republic 52 Montrose 70 Republic 50 Cuba 43 Republic 56 Agenda 58 Republic 42 Montrose 24 Republic 43 Notre Dame 46 Republic 33 Agenda 17 Republic 59 Haddam 48 Republic 35 Notre Dame 29 Republic 43 Randall 39 Republic 47 Haddam 52 Republic 51 Jamestown 49 Republic 53 Randall 51 Republic 37 Montrose 58 Republic 45 Jamestown 31 DUCKREN'S HY-KLAS STORE Concordia, Kansas QUARTZITE PRODUCTS Concordia, Kansas PEPSI COLA COMPANY Concordia, Kansas BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Nancy Charles Joan Osborne Linda Thornton Nancy Boman Carolyn Rakestraw TWIRLERS FRONT ROW: P. Boman, M. Levendofsky, L. Powell, A. Bergstrom, R. Levendofsky. SECOND ROW: J. Hurley, J. Levendofsky, D. Thayer, J. Bagley, A. McClure. LAST ROW: S. Erkenbrack, C. Dunback, M. Meggitt, M. Beck, C. Bagley, M. Rothchild, S. Powell. HILLTOP CAFE Superior, Nebraska ELSIE AND JESS Republic, Kansas KUT AND KURL BEAUTY SHOP Republic, Kansas TRACK FRONT ROW: S. Dunback, A. Millen, W. Eitzman, D. Rakestraw, R. Rahe; T. Smith, Coach Harris. SECOND ROW: D. Fuller, D. File, K. Hurley, B. Blair, S. VanMeter, P. Kathrineberg, Mr. Ukens, Mr. Menzies. THIRD ROW: G. Cline, D. Fischer, H. Eitzmann, S. Fitzmann, J. Elliott, B. Simms, J. Levendofsky. TOP ROW: P. Osborne, J. Charles, R. Reinke, J. Reinke. L. Heyka and R. Berry, Student Managers. Tell him how to win. Coach NONDORF MARKET, Courtland, Kansas L. E. GARMAN SON, Courtland, Kansas HOME OIL SUPPLY CO., Scandia, Kansas VOLLEYBALL TEAM O O ft ft B. Hanson. LAST ROW: S. Powell, S. Powell, J. Hofts, C. Petersen, M. Rothchild, C. Brown, V. Brzon, P. Miller. FRONT ROW: Coach Ukens, N. Charles, M. Beck, M. Blair, K. Scarlett, C. Rake- straw, L. Thorn- ton, L. Sankey. SECOND ROW: C. Dunback, L. Fuller, C. Bag- ley, L. Fuller, N. Boman, J. Leece, S. Erken- brack,J. Osborne. THIRD ROW: V. Boman, J. Leven- dofsky, M. Snyder, M. Meggitt, N. Hinks, J. Thorn- ton, L. Boylan, D. Cline. SOFTBALL TEAM J. Thornton, S. Erkenbrack, L. Boylan, D. Cline. BACK ROW: C. Dun- back, C. Bagley, L. Fuller, J. Hofts, M. Snyder, S. Powell, S. Powell, L. Sankey, N. Hinks. OUR COACH FRONT ROW: M. Beck, C. Rakestraw, M. Blair, N. Charles, K. Scarlett, Coach Ukens. SECOND ROW: N. Boman, J. Levendofsky, J. Osborne, L. Thornton, M. Meggitt, M. Rothchild, J. Leece. THIRD ROW: C. Brown, C. Petersen, V. Boman. BYFIELD GARAGE Superior, Nebraska Handy Andy Exhaustion! Really, Sue! eS= s' trouble Always m Weekly beauty treatment, boys? ? Coach-man Enough food Ukens?? Our glamour girls! How’s the MAX CONZELMAN CONSTRUCTION, Republic, Kansas weather? 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