Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1965 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. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right; Harvey Shulda, Billy McClure, Max Conzelman, Daryl Thornton. Not Pictured, Eldon Evert. Left to Right; Norman Sankey, Eldon Eitzman, LeRoy Elliott. Ter: rnT '5 Ml’oIC ’;cus:' ■3CCULAR-BI S’TOP GRAI1 ’ LOVrT-fFLL, KAMSA 2 W£3TSIDE I.G.A. REPUBLIC, KAlSAo Superintendent Back Row; Harold Fischer; Mr. Hinks, Sponsor; Randy Rahe, President; Front Row; Maxine Meggitt; Lynn Boylan; Marlene Shulda; Elaine Gunn. SCANDIA HOME OIL SUPPLY CO. SCANDIA, KANSAS DR. NOBLE REPUBLIC, KANSAS REPUBLIC CAFE REPUBLIC, KANSAS REPUBLIC OIL CO. REPUBLIC, KANSAS Superintendent Don Hinks Student Council COOKS ,CUSTODIANS8t BUS DRIVERS Carla Jenson Edith Fitzgerald Alberta Bagley Martin Johnson Zola Johnson 4 SENIORS J.L. BENNETT SCANDIA, KANSAS GREGARY 3IRRELL BRADLEY BLAIR LYNN BOYLAN JOHN CHARLES MR. HARPER SPONSER SCANDIA STATE BA SCANDIA, KANSAS WILLIAM DAUGHERTY STALEY DAVIS STEVEN ;a.'NDACK SUE ERKENBRACK DEMIS FULLER ELAINE GUNN JOHNSON LARSON GRAIN FEED COMPANY SCANDIA, KANSAS MAXINE K5GGITT DONNIE RAXESTRAW RONALD REINKS JOYCE SHADDUCK DUANE SNYDER REPUBLIC, KANSAS 8 CLARENCE L. GILE, INSURANCE SCANDIA, KANSAS CLASS FLOWER; ORCHIDS CLASS COLORS; LAVENDER WHITE CLASS MOTTO; NO ONE KNOWS WHAT HE CAN DO UNTIL HE TRIES REPUBLIC GRAIN COMPANY REPUBLIC, KANSAS BERNARD BLAIR, PIONEER SEED CORN DEALER FORMOSA, KANSAS CLASS HISTORY In the Tall, of 1 ?53, ten eager but sbv little children entered the halls R.H.3. for the first title. They were William Daugherty, Lynn Boylan, Joyce Shadduck, 3ryan Simms, John Charles, Marlene Snyder, Alan McClure, Sue Drkenbraek, Donnie Rakestraw, and Maxine Meggitt. During our second year we gained Donna CMne. Our teacher for our first two years was Mrs. Mitchell. We remained the same ornery group through our third year with Mrs. Tallent as our teacher. In our fourth grade year we were joined by a new student. La Dawn Mizer. ve moved on to torment Mrs. ?Covak, our fifth grade teacher. It was a big year for us because we gained three new students. They were Greg Birrell, A1 ’• illiams, and Leslie Holmes. In our sixth grade year we gained Chuck Bagley, Junior V.oocside, and Steve Morehead and we completed another year under Mrs. Novak. V.e were divided in our seventh grade year. Under Mrs, Ash were Sue, Donna Joyce, teve, and Greg. Under Miss Anthony were Mill!am, Alan, Bryan, Dennis, Maxine, Marlene, Donnie, Leslie, and John. 0 finally began our last year of grade .school under Mr. Marion Johnson. ‘■e gained three new students, Diana ale, Steve Dunback, and George Hestings. Lynr. Boylan joined us again after spending her seventh grade year in country school. Diana and George left -after a few weeks and our class dropped to a total of l£ members. We were all eagerly awaiting graduation so that we could begin high school. n the fall of 19 1, 20 green freshmen entered the halls of R.H..1. to begin the long awaited years of high school. They were Steve Dunback, rvan •'inms, Maxine Meggitt, Donna Cline, William Daugherty, Sue Drkenbraek, Steve :-orehead, ..ennis Fuller, Lynn Boylan, Greg Birrell, Joyce Shadduck, Alan i-cClure, ..arlene _ nyder, John Charles, Donnie Rakestraw, Leslie Holmes, and four new students, Elaine Gunn, Brad Blair, Ron Reinke, and Stan Van Meter. Our class sponsor was lacs. Dooley. After the trials of our freshman year, we began our soohomore year with Mr. Menzies as our sponsor. We gained three new student, Billie Hanson, Bette lol+enko, and Janene Leece. Our junior year was very busy with prom, class play, and concessions at ball games. We lost four members of our class that year, Donna Cline, Leslie ?:olmes, Janene Leece, and Steve Morehead. Our sponsor was Coach Johnson. We have now completed our final year of fun and new experiences at RHS. During this year we fcained one new classmate, Stan Davis. We have enjoyed our years together and will always remember the people who helped ake it possible. Cur sponsor was Mr. Harper. CLASS PROPHECY While the Seniors of 1965 were on their sneak they visited China Town. In China Town, there was a shop where an old Chinese man declared that he could tell a person's fortune. All of the Seniors were greatly interested so they had their fortunes told. The old nan prophesied that in ten years the lives of the Seniors would be as follows: 3rad Blair, the great dare-devil has just broken the stunt driving record. He is the first man to drive a '55 Plymouth up a ramp one mile high and jump safely over Niagara Falls. 10 Bryan Simms went on a big game Safari ir. Africa. He was the first man to outrun the cannibals of Fooberrabbas. He is a world renouned poacher. Stan Davis, nicknamed Smokey, now lives up in the Rocky Mountains wuere he is a famous forester. He specializes in the prevention of for- est fires. Children all over know him because there are posters of him saying, Forester Stan says, 'Only you can prevent forest fires.' Dennis Fuller just won the Olympic medal for the U.S. in tumbling. He performed a feat never before accomplished last week by turning twelve backward summersaults while turning a backward flip. Ron Reinke is the President of an oil firm located in Republic. In his spare time he races cars and has set a new record of six seconds for the quarter mile. Sue Erkenbrack is much better known as Dr. Susie. She is a trained veterarian and specializes in horses. This works just fine for her, since she has her own horse farm where she raises race horses. Elaine Gunn is a medical technologist at one of the biggest hospitals in Texas. When she is not working she spends her time with her husband and ten boys on their ten thousand acre ranch. Maxine Meggitt, married to Stan now, is busy taking care of her fam- ily of five boys. Once a week, she makes a flying trip to London to fix the Queen's hair. Stan Van Meter and his wife, Maxine, own a five thousand acre pig farm north of Lovewell. In his spare time, Stan is building a reservoir to irrigate the Republican River Valley. Greg Birrell is now known as the top mechanic of the United States. He has just completed work on his own car. When not working on cars, he is busy helping his wife with their three children. Bette Zoltenko is now the star of her own night club. The Cave. She dances with the Cockroaches, a sensational new vocal group. After work, Bette rushes home to their fifty room fall-out shelter where she and her husband experiment with radio activity. Marlene Snyder is now living in a 200 by 72 foot trailer house in Washington. While her husband works, she takes care of their three sets of twins, all with red hair. During her spare time, she teaches a course in psychology at the nearest college. Donnie Rakestraw has been playing professional football since he graduated. Just recently, he quit playing and became the coach of the ever famous Republic Wildcats. Steve Dunback is Known all over the world for his coin collections. He has had recent showings of his collections all over Europe. He just received an award for donating some of his coins to a worthy charity. John Charles, better known as Coach J.C., has just led his team to their one hundredth straight victory at K-State. When he is not coach- ing J.C. spends his time hunting and fishing on his ranch near Republic. Alan McClure is the newest and brightest television comedy writer of this era. He writes shows for all the new stars. Big Al, as he is call- ed, also has his own comic strip in all of the top newspapers. Lynn Boylan, the first girl to graduate from Harvard, is teaching mathematics to the boys at Annapolis. After each lecture, she rushes home so she can fix supper for her husband, a processor at Westpoint. William Daugherty is teaching French at K.L.l’.C. at Emporia. Last year he spent a full year in France. He also visited several other coun- tries where he studied the languages also. 11 Joyce Shadduck now lives on a farm with her husband and eight child- ren. She is pretty busy taking care of them but she still has lots of time for her hobby, western music. She has just had a party which in- cluded all the top country and western singers. Billie Hanson, better known as Dr. Billie S. Hanson, has just dis- covered the cure for cancer. Right now she is very busy with lectures, but she has lots of time to devote to her husband and three darling little girls. CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1965, of the Republic High School, of the city 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, anything heretofore. SECTION I Article I: To the faculty, we leave the school structure still standing. Article II: To the Junior Class, we leave the ability to get into trouble with our teachers. Article III: To the Sophomore Class, we leave our ability to throw food in the lunchroom. Article IV: To the Freshman Class, we leave all the tricks of the trade to make school more enjoyable. Article V: To our parents, we leave peace and quiet for their old age. SECTION II Article I: I, Bradley Blair, will my dancing ability to Clifford Daugherty, and my ability to be on the basketball team to James Levendofsky. Article II: I, Lynn Boylan, will my brains to Mr. Menzies in the hopes that he will pass them along to the next annual staff, and my blonde hair to Jamie Hofts. Article III: I, Maxine Meggitt, will Stan to no one, and my ability to eat apples and oranges to Mr3. Davis. Article IV: I, John Charles, will my basketball ability to Eddie Van Meter, and my Super-Sports to the Fager boys. Article V: I, Stanley Davis, will my ability to get along with the English teachers to all the future Juniors, and my many hours in the office to anyone who wants them. Article VI: I, Elaine Gunn, will my ability to sing in the halls to Alana McClure, and my ability to have fun at Flipper Dances to Valeita Brzon. Article VII: I, Stanley Van Meter, will my ability to throw speed shifts to Jim Miller, and my ability to play basketball to Tom Smith. Article VIII: I, Alan McClure, will my ability to hunt coyotes to Sonny Boraan, and my ability of speed shifting a truck to Richard Barry. Article IX: I, Bryan Simms, will my hunting ability to Steve Gunn, and my running ability to Kenneth Gritten. Article X: I, Bette Zoltenko, will my fear of walking across bridges to Janice Thornton, and my ability to get in trouble with my par- ents to John Hall. SECTION III Article I: I, Steven Dunback, will my ability to raise blue ribbon hogs to Carolyn Davidson, and my ability to sing to Kent Swartz. Article IT: I, Sue Erkenbrack, will my height to Tom Smith, and my soft ball ability to Marlene Shulda. 12 Article Ills I, William Daugherty, will my good grades to a Freshman who needs them and my ability to speak French to Jim Elliott. Article TVs I, Billie Hanson, will my desire to be a nurse to anyone who wants it, and my ability to keep a secret to Joyce Webber and Carolyn Davidson. Article V: I, Ron Reinke, will my John Gnagy Drawing Course to Sally Fuller, and my moon watcning ability to Miss Nagely. Article Vis I, Marlene Snyder, will my ability to drive a car to Jim Miller, and my ability to get into trouble to Janice Thornton and Cathy Steier. Article VIIs I, Joyce Shadduck, will my ability to get into trouble with my teachers to Stan Fager and my ability to get along with my boy friend to Jo Ann Heistand. Article VIIIs I, Donnie Rakestraw, will my ability to play football to Sonny Boman, and my ability to study to Jim Miller. Article IXs I, Dennis Fuller, will my sports ability to John Hall, and my mechanical drawing ability to Stan Fager. Article Xs I, Greg Birrell, will my football ability to Article Xs I, Greg Birrell, will my sports ability to all the high school girls, and my ability to handle a F5rd on slick roads to Jim Miller. CLASS POEM William Daughtery, an unusual lad, Never does anything bad. In the library he can be found, Studying, but never making a sound. liarlene Snyder, tall and dark, Treats life like it were a lark. As a typist she's on the ball, As ’’Dear Abby she's always on call. John Charles, a super-sport man. Likes to drive it whenever he can. In basketball, John was our star. In basketball he will go far. Stan Van Meter, a football star. Made many friends, near and far. He likes basketball and he likes to run, Stan is really lots of fun. Billie Hanson, is a quiet girl, Joyce Shadduck, with hair of black, She's going to give being a nurse a whirl. With her a smile is never lack. She will be a good one, you can bet. Sometimes quiet but never down. And she'll get her a doctor, yet. She can be seen with Marv about town. Maxine Meggitt, is kind and sweet, She makes friends with all she meets, lad s a v'or’i fir she is really tops, When she gets started she nover stops. Steve Dunback, our homecoming king, He likes football and likes to sing. College is in the plans of this young For we all know he will do no bad. Elaine Gunn, in her red Ford goes, '•'here she goes nobody knows. laine is always full of jokes. Sometimes has troubles with her folks. Bryan Simms, whose always well dressed, Can run the hundred with the best. Over at Webber he spends all his time, We all like him and think he is fine. 13 Connie Rakestraw, short and stout, Fairbury College is his choice no doubt. He likes Tootba71, puts out all st am. Has a good chance to make Fairbury's team. Bradley Blair, full of fun. Many a touchdown he did run. This is Brad we all who know, Tne boy who gets home to hea� Lynn Boylan, is mighty smart. She always has been since the start. She always works and is lots of fun. When responsibility comes, she never runs. the cock crow. Dennis Fuller, quiet and shy, ill turn out to be a good guv, Dennis's career will be at the far-” And success to the boy will be no h8l Sue Frkenbrack, our cheerleader this year, She's always around when we need a cheer. Wherever there is fun she's sure to be seen. Sue was also our homecoming queen. Alan McClure, blonde haired kid. Likes boys, but girls he never did. Seen flashing by in his dad's car, A1 will never be seen in a tavern or bar. Bette Zoltenko, is a little squirt. With the boys she likes to flirt. She reads mysterys with great elective, Someday she might be a great detective. Ron Rienke, service station boy. His work is full of fun and joy. There is never a dull minuite when he is around. He is seen every night crusing through town. Stan Davis, new boy in school, Many a time is seen playing pool. His favorite course is Chem and Math, 3ut most of the time he is a great big laugh. Greg Birrell, the boy from the farm, When driving his car can bring quick alarm. Seriousness, with Greg, is not to be found, He's all for going with Joan or goofing around. As a sponsor Mr. Harper is grand, We chose him as he is in such demand, A great help he has been. Helping us decide next year where to begin. To the faculty, we give our thanks. For putting up with us and our pranks. When we leave we'll leave behind. All of our rememberances for them to mind. 14 V. JUNIORS .-:ichaid Barry Vic. ie Boman Qynthia Brown Vaieita Brzon r. pressm Cl if i’ord Daugnerty Phyllis Miller Harla.. iitzmann Stanley Biozma .n Jim Elliott v fancie links Jamie Holts J -tries LevenaoisKy Mike Fager Bale Fiscner Sandra ?o«eli Shirley “oweli I iartna Kotncnild FITZGERALD'S ACE CONCORDIA, KANSAS HARDWARE Tom Smith 16 Randy Rahe Janice inornton CHASE CHAMPLAIN SERVICE COURTLAND, KANSAS SOPHOMORES Harold Fisher Sally- Fuller Steve Gunn Edwin WESTSIDE IGA Van Meter REPUBLIC, KANSAS DON'S REPAIR SHOP REPUBLIC, KANSAS Stanley Fager Kent Swartz SNYDER FARM SUPPLY REPUBLIC, KANSAS LOGAN BARBER SHOP REPUBLIC, KANSAS 18 Wilma Daugherty Mildred Heistand Juay Osborne Wallace Boman Jan Eitzmanr. Sharon Kintigh Phyllis Reed Sandra Fuller ll Alana McClure Marlene Shulda Michal Birrell Kenneth Gntten Bobby Mepgitt Joyce Webber Not Picturea, Lucille Runyan Sidney Heistand KORTHUIS JEWELERS CONCORDIA, KANSAS James Zoltenko F. D. EVERITT SON HARDWARE SPORTS SHOP CONCORDIA, KANSAS THE TOY SHOP CONCORDIA, KANSAS L.E. GARMAN SONS IMPLEMENT CO COURTLAND, KANSAS GRADES Grade Eight Mr. Truby- Jeanette Bag ley Nadine liber ly Linda Eitzmann J°bn Debara Trimmer Tuley Pamela Eoman Evelyn Daugherty Charlotte Judy Runyan Silsby Not Pictured, Linda Powell Pamela Boylan Patricia Burge Teddy Dunn Keenan Elliott. Clifford Hobson Grade Seven Michal Brzon Diane Thayer Myron Sitzmann Jackie Hurley Michael Kintigh Cary Stradley Carla Steier Vonley Van Meter WESTERN LIGHT TELEPHONE COMPANY CONCORDIA, KANSAS Grade Six Mrs. Beck Phyllis Eitzmann Larry Heistand Kimberley Boy lan Leon Hobson David Mark Eoman Brown Samuel Clark Lorraine Evert Julie Sankey Victor Kean Burge Dunback Thomas Allen Hofts Hurley Craig Elliott Leslie Ann Johnson Grade Five Warren Fuller Danny Fuller Debora Kintigh P tricia Gunn Loisann Tuley Melvin Daugherty Junior He is Land Debra Moeller Grade Four Ricky Albertson Thomas Clark La Rae Eitzmann Randall Evert Mrs. Tallent Duane Gritten John Gunn Scott Hobson Roger Kintigh Maril-n Farlee Colleen Steier Linda Thayer Paul Thornton Not pictured, Randy Ritterling Harrell Roe Vickie Sue Lynn Todd Van Nortwick John Patty Clark Fuller Dale Zoltenko Belinda Gunn Grade Three Trace Hallack Wilma Barry Johnny Heistand SWEDISH AMERICAN STATE BANK 04 N0RTH TRAL KANSAS COURTLAND, KANSAS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION CC !CORDLA, KANSAS Larry Jensby Nancy Jensby Curtis Ritterling t Jeannie Runyan Karla Tuley Gordon Rasmussen Grade Two Bradley Bouray Junior Bouray Joy Dunback Verlyn Farlee Carol Hall Wayne Johnson Diane Moeller Marcxa Ritterling Grade One Lindsey Van Meter Kimberlee Melanie Jack Birrell Brown Clark C V FARM SUPPLY, FORD TRACTOR CO. C'URTLAND, KANSAS Lorna Darrell Eitznann Fuller NORMAN STANDARD S P.VICS COTJRTLAND, KANSAS Jimmy Fuller Gwen Jensby Ronnie Everts Becky Roe James Gunn Ronnie Johnson I Brian Bouray Donna Hinks I Jill Sankey Susan Troy Hall Hallack Jennifer Mark Van Nortwick Ray 3ouray Verle Bouray Tony Hobson Kevin Jensen Not Pictured, Gerald Heistand Lyle Ritterling IGLOO CAFE Randy CONCORDIA, KANSAS Thayer FAIRMONT FOODS CONCORDIA, KANSAS Nancy Hurley Kinder garten RaJean Eitzmann Chester Rasmussen Sheri Thayer ACTIVITIES BAND Back Row- R. Reinke. F. Boylan, L. Boylan. P. Reed B. Brzon. V. 3r?on. ft. Snyder. J. Thornton. N. Hinks. Fourth Row; C. Petersen. S. Powell. S. Powell. K. Swartz. J. Hurley, J. Sils’oy. Third Row: K. Elliott. W. Boman. J. Bagley. A. McClure. ft. Birrell. D. Thayer. P. Burge. L. Evert, Second Row; J. Hofts. A. McClure, D. Tuley. ?. Boman. L. Eitzmann, V. 3oman. Twirlers: M. Meggitt. ft. Rothchild, S. Erkenbrack Republic and Grade School Band has made several trios this vear £ October iO. they traveled to Saline, where they a pmS « Kansas Wesleyan University Band Day. On November 12, they went to Belle- vilie and marched in a parade for Veteran's Day. Then on November li th they marched in a parade at Manhattan on Kansas State University Band APrili? i?8 b8nd traveled to Ruskin and gave a concert there, and then on April 30th they gave a concert at Republic hsv_ h3S been.b trylng to earn money for new uniforms. They h8ve picked up corn and had a paper—drive GRAIN IKC. n •, ka] 28 L.E, CARMAN SOI i IMPLEMENT CO. COURTLAND, KANSAS Boys’ Chorus Back Row; D. Fuller, A. Daugherty, D. Hanson, T. Smith, J. Charles, W. Daugherty, R. Rahe, S. Dunback, S. Van Meter, Second Row; D. Rakestraw, J. Miller, S. Gunn, B. Brzon, B. Keggitt, H. Eitzmann, S. Eitzmann, B. Blair, First Row; H. Fischer, R. Reinke, J Zoltenko, E. Van Meter, K. Swartz, D. Fischer, W. Boman Not Pictured, S. Heistand, S. Fager Girl’s Chorus Back Row; F. Reed, J. Heistand, J. Eitzmann, E. Gunn, V, Brzon, C. Petersen, M, Heggitt, A. Me Clure, B. Hanson, Second Row; S. Kintigh, C. Steier, C. Davidson, M. Shulda, M, Rothchild, C, Brown, J. Hofts, V. Boman, L, Boylan, Third Row; S, Powell, S. Fuller, J. Webber, M, Birrell, J, Thornton, S, Erkenbrack, J, Osborne, Front Row; S, Powell, M. Snyder, N, Hinks, V. Daugherty, B, Zolt.enko Not Pictured, J. Shadduck, M. Heistand, S. Fuller Mixed Chorus Back Row; H. Fischer, K. Swartz, A. Daugherty, D. Hanson, T. Smith, Third Row; J. Miller, D. Rakestraw, S. Gunn, H. Eitzmann, S. Eitzmann, Second Row; S. Fuller, M. Birrell, J. Webber, W. Daugherty, J. Heistand, C. Davidson, First Row; B. Zoltenko, S. Powell, J. Thornton, C. Steier, N. Hinks, M. Snyder, S. Powell. Not Pictured; S. Fuller, J. Shadduck, M. Heistand GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The girls' glee club has 31 mem- bers. They have been singing such numbers as Let There Be Music , Come Little Maid , Over The Rainbow , and Lover Come Back To Me . They took part in the district music festival at Concordia on April 2. They also sang at the Christmas program. ECY3 ■ GLEE CLUB The boy's glee club has 23 mem- bers. They hav = been singing such numbers as Aura Lee , Drunken Sailor , Sbennandoah , Levee Song , and Sing Me A Chantey With A Yo Heave Ho , 30 Back Row: J. Charles, W. Daughtery, R. Rahe, S. Dunback, 3. Van Meter, D. Fuller, 3, 31air, Third Row: B. Brzon, B. Merritt, J. Zoltenko, E. Van Meter, R. Reinke, D. Fisher, W Boman, Second Row: M. Rothchild, C. Brown, J. Hoi'ts, V. Boman, C. Petersen, V. Brzon, E. Gunn, H. Meggitt, L. 3oylan, Front Row: M. Shulca, J. Osborne, P. Reed, J. Eitzmann, B. Hansen, A. McClure, S. Kintigh, S. Erkenbrack. Not Pictured: S. Heistand, S. Fager. MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus has members. They have been singing such numbers as Cnee In Love L’ith Amy , Happy b’anderer , Moon River , Allelulia , Catch a Falling Star , and Silver Bells . They sang at the Christmas program. They, as veil as the boys and girls' glee clubs took part in the Little Blue Conference vocal clinic a-1 ', :i-r on ' ar. h 30, Miss Nickels Y-TEENS Top Rowj S. Kintigh, C. Steier, M. Birrell, W. Daugherty, B. Zoltenko, Third Row; J. Heistand, P. Reed, J, Eitzmann, M. Shulda, V. Brzon, J. Webber, C. Davidson, J. Osborne, A. McClure, Second Row; S. Fuller, S. Powell, S. Powell, N. Hinks, M. Rothchild, C. Brown, J. Hofts, E. Gunn, B. Hanson, P. Miller, Front Row; Mrs. Davis,Sponsor, M. Snyder, V. Boman, C. Petersen, S. Erkenbrack, M. Meggitt, L. Boylan, J. Thornton Not Pictured; J. Shadduck, M. Heistand PEP CLUB Top Row; 3. Kintigh, M. Birrell, P. Reed, J. Hofts, V. Brzon, Third Row; M. Jhulda, J. Webber, J. Eitznann, E. Gunn, J. Osborne, P. Miller, C. Steier, Second Row; C. Davidson, S. Fuller, B. Zoltenko, J. Shadduck. J. Heistand, V . Daughtery, Front Row; M. Snyder, J. Thornton, C. Petersen, L. Boylan, Miss Magely, Sponsor. Hot Pictured; B. Hanson, A. Me Clure. LOGAK BARBER SHOP REPUBLICAN VALLEY FEED LOTS REPUBLIC, KANSAS SCANDIA, KANSAS HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS; John Charles, Maxine Meggitt, Vickie Boraan, Bryan Simms KING; Steven Dunback QUEEN; Sue Erkenbrack 33 Volleyball Back Row: W. Daugherty. J. Osborne, S. Kintigh. F. Reed. K. Birrell. Third Row: C. Steier. E. Gunn. J. Hofts. J. Thornton, A. McClure, J. Webber. M. Shulda, Second Row: N. Hinks, 3. Fuller, C. Brown. V. Boman. C. Petersen. V. Brzon, J. Eitzmann, C. Davidson, Front Row: K. Roth- child, M. Meggitt, M. Snyder, Coach Kenzies, S. Erken- brack, L. Boylan, B. Hanson Not Pictured: J. Shadduck FARMERS' UNION CO-OF KLIM. LUMBER CO. BYROK, NEBRASKA_______________________________________________________SCA ’DTA, KAPS.-.J Back Row: J. Hofts. J. Osborn?. J. EiUnann. J. ,;ebber. C. Petersen, V, 3rzon. F. Reed. N, Birrell. Third Row: M. Shulda. C. Brown. C. Davidson. J. Shadduck. P. Miller. S. Kintigh. Second Row: S. Fuller. J. Heistand. C. Steier. L. Boylan. M. Snyder. J. Thornton. Coach Menzies. Front Row: W. Daugherty. S. Erkenbrack. V. Boman. M. Meggitt. M. Rothchild, N. Hinks Not Pictured: B. Hanson. A. McClure FOOTBALL 3sck Row; . Bowman, Jb. Van Meter, H. Fisher, K. Swartz, 3. Przon, D. Hansen, A. Daughtery, S. Gunn, B. Me gitt, J. Zoltenko, J. Killer, Kiddle Row; H. Sitzmann, 3. itzmann, T. Smith, J. Llliott, R. Rahe, P. Csborne, J. Levendofsky, Front Row; D. Rakestraw, S. Van Meter, S. Dunback, G. Birrell, J. Charles, B. Simms, A. Me Clure, R. Reinke, 3. Rlair V. Boman, M. Meggitt, S. Erkenbrack, N. Hinks, M. Rothchild 36 Seniors Standing; Coach Johnson, 1. Rakestraw, B. Simms, J. Charles, So Dunback, A. Me Clure, Seated; S. Van Meter, B. Blair, G. Birrell, R Reinke. Sept 18 Sept 22 Sept 25 Oct 2 Oct 9 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Nov. 13 OPP. Scandia 9 0 Agenda Munden TT nr 27 13 Hardy 7E Longford 7 7 Glen Elder 27 20 Miltonvale u5 7 Esc on Zo- 7 Jamestown LO 0 V.L?'r 71 GIL Ca.WTY •Y?.cr ORAI i;a;K!T YRC!', .OUISA i pj : :: pi ll, BASKETBALL Back Row: Mr. Truby. Assi J. Elliott; S. Eitzmann; D ?ront Row: 5. Dunback; 3. Meter stant Coach; H. Fischer: P. Osborne, . Rakestraw; Hr. Johnson, Coach. Simms; J. Charles; R. Rahe; S. Van Dec 1 Scandia L5 OPP. 53 Dec U Esbon TT 62 Dec 11 Hardy -jo- ST Dec 17 Notre Dame LI 27 Jan 8 Montrose 69 ir Jan 9 Courtland U9 U7 Jan 12 Scandia 67 U9 Jan 15 Esbon Bo Jan 22 Bryon -J2 U2 L.B, � T. Hardy So' 37 Ong Chester ST TT it Febr Febr 2 Montrose 70 9 Bryon 5 9 Febr 12 Notre Dame 72 Febr 16 Randall 5 6 Febr 19 Jamestown 68 District Tournment Jamestown 72 56 Cuba jST J2 Scandia 6 56 . Tournment Greenleaf 6L L3 Alton 60 79 Barnes “5T 60 38 REGIONAL TROPHY REPUBLIC WILDCATS Back Row: W. Boraan, J. Zoltenko, K. Swartz, B. Meggitt, 3. 3rzon, S. Gunn, Front Row: Coach Johnson, A. Daugherty D. Hanson, T. Smith, H. Eitzmann, D. Fischer. Little Blue Conference Trophy WHITE ROCK CONCESSIONS LOVEWELL, KANSAS Left to Right: Maxine Meggitt, Sue Erkenbrack, NanCie Hinks, Vickie Boman, Martha Rothchild. RYDAL GRAIN INC. DON'S REPAIR SCANDIA, KANSAS REPUBLIC, KANSAS Track REPUBLIC WILDCATS Back Row: S. Fager, S. Davis, J. Zoltenko, B. Brzon, 3� Meggitt, S. Gunn, Center Row: Coach Johnson, M« Fager, E. VanMeter, D. Hanson, J. Elliott, T. Smith, K. Swartz, Front Row: P. Osborne, S. VanMeter, B. Simms, J. Charles, S. Duhback, D. Rakestraw. DISTRICT BASKETBALL TROPHY TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON COURTLAND, KANSAS C. E. McCLURE INSURANCE REPUBLIC, KANSAS Grade Basketball PeP Club Standing; Coach Truby, M. Brzon, T. Dunn, V. Van Meter, M. Kintigh, M. Brown, Seated; M. Eitzmann, K. Elliott, C. Hobson Trimmer, C. Steier, P. Boman, Second How; L. Tuley, P. Gunn, L. Everts, J. Hurley, E. Daugherty, J. Silsby, J. Sankey, First Row; D. Moeller, K. Boylan, P. Burge, N. Eberly, P. Boylan, D. Kintigh, Miss Rahe; Cheerleaders; D. Tuley, D. Thayer, J. Bagley, L. Eitzmann. � JT - AT LAUT RY CRY • L ' i 3 , NSA3 CLASSES MECHANICAL DRAWING II PSYCHOLOGY HERRMANN'S BLACKSKITH REFAIR SHOP WEBBER, KANSAS SCANDIA JOURNAL SCANDIA, KANSAS CHEMISTRY HEALTH FA JEN HAUL ..ARE HE PUBLlC, MANS AS HEINKE LUMBER CO. BYRON, NEBRASKA SENIOR ACTIVITIES vi Billie Stan V. Bryan NOT PICTURED; Dennis FARMER'S UNION GRAIN SUPPLY PAUL'S PRODUCE COURTLAND, KANSAS COURTLAND, KANSAS Greg Stan D. NONDORF GROCERY COURTLAND, KANSAS Brad Elaine Bette William Donnie SWITZER STUDIO CONCORDIA, KANSAS Steve THE PHILLIPS SHOP CONCORDIA, KANSAS Sue CLOUD COUNTY BANK CONCORDIA, KANSAS GREGARY ALAN BIRRELL Football • • . . 1,2,3,1 Basketball ...... 2 Track ...............1,2,3 Music..................1,2 Band ....................1 Class Officer. .... 3 Class Plays .... 3,1 Student Council ... 3 JOHN PATRICK CHARLES Football ..... 2,3,1 Basketball ... 1,2,3,1 Track............1,2,3,1 Music ..... 1,2,3,1 Class Officer. ... 3,1 Class Plays .... 3,1 Carnival King .... 2 Homecoming Attendant . 1 BRADLEY BERNARD BLAIR Class Officer...........3 Music............1,2,3,1 Football.........1,2,3,1 Basketball..........1,2,3 Track.................2,3 Class Plays...........2,h WILLIAM ALAN McCLURE Football .... 3,h Basketball . . 1,2,3 Music .... 1,2,3 Band .... 1,2,3,1 Class Plays . . 3,1 BONNIE GENE RAKESTRAV Football . . . .1,2,3,1 Basketball . . .1,2,3,1 Track............1,2,3,1 Music...............1,2,3 Tand...................... Class Plays . . . .3,1 BRYAN JAY SIMMS Football .......1 Basketball ... 1,2,3,1 Track............2,3,1 Student Manager. . .2,3 Class Officer . . 1,3,1 Music.............1,2 Student Council. . . • 1 Class Plays .... 3,1 Homecoming Attendant . 1 STANLEY GENE VAN METER Football . . . . 1,2,3,1 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,1 Track . . . • • l,2,3,l Class Officer. . . . 3,1 Music . • . . . 1,2,3,1 Class Play . . . Carnival King. . STEVEN J. DVNBACK Class Officer . . Music 1,2,3,1 Band 1,2,3 Basketball. . . . 1,2,3,1 Football . 2,3,1 Track 1,2,3,1 Homecoming King . . . . 1 Class Plays . . . . . 3,1 DENNIS MARION FULLER Football . . . . 1,2 Track . . . 1,2,3,1 Tumbling . . . . . 1 Music . . . 1,2,3,1 Class Plays . . 3,1 WILLIAM ELMER DAUGHERTY,JR. Class Plays..............3,1 Music..............1,2,3,1 Librarian................3,1 Football lianager . . . . .1 RONALD LEE REINKE Football............1,2,3,1 Track..................1,2,3 Class Plays.............3,1 Music..................1,2,3 Band....................3,1 STANLEY CHARLES DAVIS Class Plays.......1 Track ....... 1,1 German Club........2 Tumbling..........1 48 FYCivBA .. UT BT CTNBRACY Yollc-'bsll . . . , V,3,U Softball .... J J-V Basketball . . . , , 0 Tnck Music , . 1,2,3 “eo Club .... ep Club Offiner ... 2 7-Teens .... . 1 2,3,|i -Teers C a’ ■ in i. , « . . 3, Class ?!nrs. . . • • . . Homecoming Queet • « . . „ .‘-I Cheerloader . . . . 0 ' . . 3,u GAYLE ELAINE GUKN Vollevball . . . ... 1,4 Softball . . . . Class Officer . • i,?,u Music • 1,2,3,1 rep Club .... • ■'-,2,3,4 Class Flays . . . . . 3,U Student Council • • « • U ■' -Teens . . . . 12 3)' Y- Teen Cabinet 5 1. . . • JyLl Librarian . . . 7 BILLET C’JTT KA1Y CM Volleyball .... • 2,3,! Softball .... Basketball .... ... 3 US 1C •••••• • • . 2 %ti “ep Club • • T O Q Y-Teens ..... Class “lays . . . • . . 3,U Student Council. . ... ? Homecoming Queen . • . . . 1 Class Officer. . . . . 1,2 LYNN ELLEN BOYLAN Volleyball. . . 1,2,3,U Softball. . . . 1,2,3,U Basketball. . . . . . 3 Track . . 3,a Music 1,2,3,U Band . . 3,a Pep Club. . . . 1,2,3,a Pep Club Officer. . 3,L Y-Teens .... 1,2,3,a Y-Teens Officer. . 3,a Class Play. . . . . 3,a Student Council . . . 3 i-AXI.r ARLENE . ,:GTT i Volleyball . . . i 2 i a y c y y 4 Softball .... 1 ? H y y yu Basketball . . . ... 3 Track Music ..... 1,2,3,' Band 1,2,3,1 Cheerleader . . . . 3,a “ep Club .... 1,2,3,a Y-Teens .... 1,2,3,a Y-Teen Cabinet . . . 3,a Class Officer • . . i,a Class Flays . . Student Council ... a Homecoming Attendant . . L I ‘ARIF,IT, ADSL!?, SHIESR Volleyball . . . i,2,3,a Softball .... 1,2,3,24 Basketball . . . Track a ). Music « 1,2,34 Band . 2,:,a ?ep Club .... 1,2,3, “ep Club Officer • • • Li Y-Teens .... i,2,3,a Y-Teen Cabinet . • • • ,a Class Flay . . . Student Ccur.cil ... 3 JCIYY ■lARI .. MAMBJC BY.TTE AKNZ OLTuNXC Music . , . . 2,3,1 Fep Club . 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens . . 2,3,a Class Flays . , . • • 3,a Y-Teen Cabinet. . . , Class Officer . . . , Librarian . Voli yball s;ft:.aii . Track. . . Music . . “ep Club . «5 j ny c . :1. -r riar 49 Annual Staff Back Row: Mr. Menzies, Sponsor; Bryan Slums; Stan Davis, Treasurer; Alan McClure; Steve Dunback; John Charles; Front Row: William Daugherty, Assistant Editor; Lynn Boylan, Editor; Elaine Gunn, Secretary; Joyce Shadduck; Bette Zoltenko. Not Pictured: Billie Hanson Mr8o Don Sankey consented to teach speech, direct the junior and senior class plays and serve as high school librarian. She is a welcome edition to the faculty. Mrs. Sankey, Librarian, Speech Teacher, and Play Director 50 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPH MORLEY SHOE SHOP BELLEVILLE, KANSAS E.M. LEIGH, D.D.S HARDY, NEBR. KOHL'S GARAGE H RDY, NEBR. EDWARDS SERVICE HARDY, NEBR. FOOTE CAFE CHESTER, NEBR. RAY RUTH'S SUPERIOR, NEBR. PEDERSEN LUMBER COMPANY HARDY, NEBR. B. J. CLOTHIERS BELLEVILLE, KANSAS SUPERIOR FLORAL COMPANY SUPERIOR, NEBR. TURNER'S AUTO SERVICE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS PEAKE TRANSPORT SERVICE CHESTER, NEBR. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BELLEVILLE, KANSAS PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK BELLEVILLE, KANSAS FOOD MART BELLEVILLE, KANSAS FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASSN. MILL SUPERIOR, NEBR. DIICKWALL'S BELLEVILLE, KANSAS FARMERS UNION CO-OP ELEVATOP ASSN CAFFERTY GRAIN COMPANY FEEDS HARDY, NEBR. CHESTER, NEBR. 53 JACK AND NORA, CLEANERS BELLEVILLE, KANSAS CHESTER STATE BANK CHESTER, NEBR. GOODRICH MACHINE SHOP BELLEVILLE, KANSAS IDEAL MARKET SUPERIOR, NEBR. 54 CO-OP SERVICE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS KROB STUDIO BELLEVILLE, KANSAS CITIZEN'S GRAIN CO. CHESTER, NEBR. HILL TOP CAFE SUPERIOR, NEBR. Senior Trip DR. HALLGRIMSON SUPERIOR, NEBR J.C. PENNY CO. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS CASH-WAY MARKET SUPERIOR , NEBR. GAMBLE'S STORE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS JON D. THAYER, O.D. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS ARBUTHNOT DRUG COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS DON'S USED CARS BELLEVILLE, KANSAS JIM'S 0 K TIRE STORE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS JACK COLLINS, CLOTHING BELLEVILLE, KANSAS H.D. JOHNSON, INSURANCE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS 55 MELTON MOTOR COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS WHITE'S TV AND RADIO BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Commencement BACK ROW: Brad Blair, Ron Reinke, Stan Davis, Alan McClure, John Charles, William Daugherty, Bryan Simms, Greg Birrell, Donnie Rakestraw, Dennis Fuller, Front Rowr Bette Zoltenko, Joyce Shadduck, Elaine Gunn, Marlene Snyder, Billie Hanson, Lynn Boylan, Sue Erkenbrack NOT PICTURED: Steve Dunback BILL'S STANDARD SERVICE RALPH HUFFMAN BELLEVILLE KANSAS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS WILLIS BARBER SHOP SUPERIOR STYLE SHOPPE BELLEVILLE, KANSAS SUPERIOR, NEBR. JOHN H. ALSOP SAND COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS SECURITY NATIONAL BANK SUPERIOR, NEBR. NEVA'S FLCWERS AND GIFT SHOP BELLEVILLE, KANSAS KRAVEMORE DINNER BELL BELLEVILLE, KANSAS WES'S AUTO SUPPLY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS HALL MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS BELLEVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY SUPERIOR, NEBR. BACHELOR, FAULKNER, DART, INC. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS TIBBETTS BROS. FURNITURE STORE AND FUNERAL HOME BELLEVILLE, KANSAS 56 JIM LEWIS MOTOR COMPANY BELLEVILLE, KANSAS