Rossville Rural High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Rossville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1961 volume:

v Y v a .4 f - I . r 1 I , r J' , V, R , ., w , K . , 'L 4 ,' 1 r I 1 ' . v 1 Q. , , , ,J-H Y Wi N i I. Z. .u 7 1 .-' lk- ' 1 . Crlz ' . . , . G . 3 ii M 1: 1. F l 14 cl The 1961 ulldog In this edition of the Bulldog we have tried to recapture the highlights of the school year 1960-1961. We hope that throughout the years, this book will bring back wonderful memories of the glorious days at Rossville High School. Edited by - The Yearbook Staff Rossville Rural High School District No. 7 Rossville, Kansas . 1 . T- Boam' and Aa'mz'nz'5tm1fi0n Plan School Tear ABOVE, FROM TI-IE LEFT: Mrs. Elmer Lambert, Secretary, Mr. H. D. Richardson, Principal, and Sandra Brown, Office Girl. BELOW, FROM THELEFT: Mr. H. D. Richardson, Principal, Rolland Parr, Director, H. F. Syring, Clerk, Mrs. How- ard French, Treasurer, Bennie Martinek and Taylor Fitzgerald. 2 H. ,, The students of Rossville 5535! High appreciate the work I 'ffl of the Board of Education, Administration, and Office Help, who contribute much to a smooth running school. We realize and are grate- ful for their efforts in I giving us a well-rounded curriculum and the best possible facilities. HURLEY FUNERAL HOME ROSSVILLEI, KANSAS LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. RUTH FISHER Home Economics MR. DUANE MELVIN Coach and Social Sciences MR. IRA WILLIAMS Vocational Agriculture MR. JOHN KRATZER Coach and Mathematics Faculgf MR. WALLACE GLANVILLE Sciences K 'CX 1' MRS. IUANITA SIMMERS Commerce ABOVE, RIGHT: MISS DOROTHY MILLER Mathematics and Latin MISS MARY ALICE ROGERS English .Q- 'rf' ABOVE: MR. CHARLES MOORMAN Music 3 t Their Watehword Is Service ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: Mrs. Fauerbach, Head Cook: Mrs. Perry, Assistant Cookg Sharon Irwin and Cheryl Spiker, Lunchroom Assistants. This year, Rossville High School again participated in the National School Lunch Program. The meals provide at least a third of the students daily nutritional needs. Supervised by Mrs. Ruth Fisher, Mrs. Fauerbach and Mrs. Perry prepared well-balanced meals for the students and faculty. v Y ABOVE: Mr. Guy Strimple, Custodian. RIGHT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Clyde Strimple and Mr. Clarence Dick, Bus Drivers. MARY ANN'S DANCE STUDIO WEHNER'S l.G.A. 4 ROSSVILLE, KANSAS ROSSVILLE, KANSAS UN RCLASSMEN ..A IJ - ,.,. V , w4:Q,5.1,w 5 N n l ' Z, ', ,j Q .Q QQ Q , Q ,, GQ , : ., ,- .-., if . Horace Holder Billy Jackson ' Paulette Johnson Linda Kelsey Douglas Kitchen Lois McCoy Charlene Perry Mary Ruff Joyce Saxton Jane Scholes uniovfs Assume Resp0nsz'bz'!z'tz'es Bobby Richards President Linda Parr Vice-President janet Hause Secretary Sharon Viergev Tre asurer IRM CLASS COLORS Ice Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Yellow Mum CLASS MOTTO Semper Fidelis ef fAlw ays Faithfull Dudley Fryman Student Council Cheryl Spiker Student Council Fredrick Elevier Judy F auerbach David Foster P l. -1 Qgi!fr'Q!Q 4 is LS. V-rpg.. Q Q fx.- QQ y. ,. 59571 xl Q Q I' 1 1 :+A Marie Stiles W - Q Q Tom Stockman . X ' A ' 1 ' Joyce Swenson ', '- A - D1 Ti mons EP' 'lv-W ' Cirgl Tiller ' , QUQJQ Q is - f ' x, --Q -. -- ',.N ' ll T! Q ' ' - Steven Wehmeier ' 1 Rob rtWilt , , . ' 1 Lindea Bradford C NOT ' ' , Q 6 S-2 Fred Davis , - 5' ' PICTURED 4 ' dy' Joan Dolezilek - V 'Q I QQN .4 S, Q, Q QQ 6 GIBBS CLOTHING STORE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY TOP EKA, KANSAS TOPEKA, KANSAS ' COLOR Blue, White FLOWER Peony MOTTO Nothing Venturedg Nothing Gained. Solblzomores Exfzz'bz'1f Skills . , , . , Michael Gresser Eugene Giles LaVerne Harper Roger Hurley Albert Miller Kent Paine David Parr jean Stiles Sharon Irwin David jones Brent Kitchen Judy McCo1lough Sandra Taylor William Thompson Richard Van Vleck John Wehner OL.SON'S GARAGE RoSSv11.l.E, KANSAS I 'C' 'C I 4 f 'U 2 1+ sf t 4 -,W Robert Stach President june Wehner Vice-President Carol Adams Secretary Carla Rasch Treasurer Virginia Rezac Student Council Dale'Darmefer Student Council - Pamela Berkey Dianna Daniels Anna Ent Z' QM- 1 NOT P ICTURED ' 'vim V. W x . gf! ' ' , ri Q' 2 f fr HI-WAY CAFE 7 RoSSv1l.l.E, KANSAS Freshmen Look T0 Future Q i I a -' Andrew Deiter Vicki F ryman Chester Gardner Daniel Gee john Giles LaVon Harper Gary Hill Rosemary Jacobson Jane McCo11ough Raymond Miller Joe Mitchell Ralph Pitts Ronald Pressgrove Glenn Rees Larry Reser 'G , Douglas Kelsey President Donna Tuller Vice-President Sandra Lloyd Secretary james Fauerbach Treasurer Donna Reser Student Council Terry Ungeheuer Studerft Council Harry Adams Stephen Becker Mary Boyles Kenneth Colema .gL!4 S he f , I I1 'sa as isa f' A Lillian Reser Marilyn Saxton Mary Scholes Philip Stockman Anthony Viergever Connie Zeller CAPITAL ELECTRIC COMPANY CHRISTOPHER STUDIO TOP EKA, KANSAS TOP SKA, KANSAS MLAA I ATHLETICS ,,W,,l,,,, q:J,,, u, ,' L, V , A , . L BACK ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Coach Duane Melvin, Roger Hurley, Terry Ungeheuer, Ralph Pitts, Anthony Vier- gever, Albert Miller, Gary Hill, Ronald Pressgrove, James Fauerbach, Larry Reser, Horace Holder, Kenneth Coleman, I-larry Adams, Andrew Deiter, Thomas Lacock, Coach John Kratzer. SECOND ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Dale Dannefer, Robert Wilt, David Foster, John Giles, Dudley Fryman, Douglas Kelsey, Bobby Richards, Steven Wehmeier, Fredrick Elevier, Michael Gresser, John Wehner, Richard Van Vleck, Robert Stach. FIRST ROW, FROM TI-IE LEFT: Dean Davis, James Stadler, Don Rogers, James Coleman, Jesse Adams, Timothy Lynde, james Lloyd, Curtis Berkey, Keith Scott, Gene Davis. ulldogs Battle Injuries ST V I l f Q .nh l , LEFT, FROM THE LEFT: James Coleman, Dean Davis, James Lloyd, Cur tis Berkey, Gene Davis, Thomas Lacock, Coach John Kratzer. FRONT ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Keith Scott, Don Rogers, James Stadler, jesse Ad- ams, Timothy Lynde, Coach Duane Melvin. ,, 1 10 ST. MARYS LUMBER COMPANY SILVER LAKE STATE BANK ST. MARYS, KANSAS SILVER LAKE, KANSAS Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Riley 6 Oskaloosa O Alta Vista O Silver Lake 13 Eskridge O St. Marys 37 Alma 24 St. Peter 39 Have 4-4 Record The 1960-1961 Football Team ended the season with four Wins and four losses. A great season was ahead of the team until injuries slowed them down. While injuries were hurting, the Bull- dogs came on to win only one of their last four games. The team finished fourth in the league. Although the Bulldogs will lose eleven senior boys, both coaches feel that with drive and determination, the team can attain an even better record next year. JlNl'S PHARMACY ST. MARYS, KANSAS LEFT: Dean Davis out runs opponents in Homecoming game. BELOW: James Stadler stre- ches for a pass. BELOW: Co-Captains, Dean Davis and Don Rogers is .T . lll aa ,, Q ,1 MARQUART Music 11 TOP EKA, KANSAS ABOVE, BACK ROW, FROM TI-IE LEFT: Coach Duane Melvin, Thomas Lacock, jesse Adams, Dudley Fryman, James Stadler, Curtis Berkey, james Lloyd, Coach John Kratzer. FRONT ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Gene Davis, James Cole- man, Douglas Kitchen, Steven Wehmeier, Dean Davis. '71 'J Team Plays in Three Toumqs The slow-starting Bulldog A Team finished the season by placing-first in the county, second in the district and fourth in the regional tournaments. Their league record was six wins and 4 losses. Two members of the team, jesse Adams and james Stadler, received honorable mention on the Northeast All Area Team. Jesse Adams , Co-Captain. Rossville 43 Auburn If Rossville 49 Berryton Rossville 72 Dover Rossville 46 Silver Lake Rossville 53 St. Marys Rossville 43 Lecompton Rossville 59 Auburn Rossville 55 Dover Rossville 39 St. Marys Rossville 54 Alma Rossville 63 Berryton Rossville 38 Silver Lake Rossville 54 St. George Rossville 40 Lecompton Rossville 41 St. George COUNTY TOURNAMENT Rossville 52 Dover Rossville 42 Silver Lake Rossville 42 Lecompton DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Rossville 63 White City Rossville 58 Alma Rossville 55 St. Marys REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Rossville 47 Perry Rossville 58 Overbrook Rossville 60 McLouth 12 ROSSVILLE HARDWARE ROSSVILI-E, KANSAS ABOVE, BACK ROW, F ROM THE LEFT: Coach Duane Melvin, Richard Van Vleok Douglas Kelsey, Michael Gresser Brent Kitchen, David Jones, Albert Miller, Bobby Richards, Coach John Kratzer BOTTOM ROW, FROM TI-IE LEFT Robert Stach, Terry Ungeheuer, Kent Paine, Fredrick E1ev1er, John Wehner John Giles, Harry Adams V? Team Has Few Wzns Lots qv Slbzrzt The B squad, although Winning only three games and losing twelve, still showed desire and determination by giving their opponents stiff competition up to the end of the SGHSOII. Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville 1- Rossville I, Rossville Y. Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville '-s The tall Bulldogs should furnish good A team material for next year . ,L . RIGHT: James Auh 7 Berryton Dov' iiii' ' tk, suit, St Mar D' - YS Lecompton Auburn Dover St. Marys Alma Berryton Silver Lake St. George Lecompton St. George Stadler, Co Captain FIRST NATIONAL BANK TOPEKA KANSAS Baseball Team Bags Dz'strz'cZ Trophy ., --.., - -- if . --., BACK ROW, FROM TI-IE LEFT: Coach John Kratzer, Timothy Lynde, Curtis Berkey, Jesse Adams, james Stadler, Dud- ley Fryman, james Coleman, Albert Miller, Richard Van Vleck, Thomas Lacock, Coach Duane Melvin. FIRST ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Harry Adams, Stephen Becker, Ralph Pitts, Douglas Kelsey, Terry Ungeheuer, John Giles, Anthony Viergever, Robert Stach, john Wehner, Gene Davis, Dean Davis, Roger Hurley. Rossville 10 Rossville 9 Rossville 1 3 Rossville 5 Rossville 10 Rossville 5 Rossville 3 Rossville 6 Rossville 2 I ' BELOW.: The coaches with the Dover St. Xavier St. Marys St. Marys Auburn Lecompton Frankfort Silver Lake Winchester senior boys. AB AVE. 5 Adams, H. 2 OOO 2 Adams, I. 25 160 12 Berkey 27 363 O Coleman 8 250 6 Davis, D. 20 200 22 Davis, G. 18 277 5 Fryman 24 250 7 Kelsey 4 .OOO 7 Lacock 24 333 Lynde 26 538 . Stach 6 OOO Stadler 24 333 Ungeheuer 2 OOO Wehner 24 166 I4 ' Pitching Records Dean Davis Curtis Berkey james Stadler Jesse Adams The Baseball Team finished the season with 5 wins and 4 losses. The Bulldogs placed third in the league and second in the District Tournament held at St. Marys. This year one sophomore, one junior, and seven seniors made up the team. The coaches are expectin another successful season next year. MILLERS DEPARTMENT STORE ST. NIARYS, KANSAS JN Rossville Corners Counljf Track Title ,L - AD ,.- .. T. . I . ,i . ,l BACK ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Coach Duane Melvin, iKenneth Coleman, Richard Van Vleck, Brent Kitchen, David Jones, Dudley Fryman, Douglas Kitchen, James Stadler, Larry Reser, Daniel Gee, john Wehner, Roger Hurley, Coach John Kratzer. SECOND ROW: Dale Dannlafer, David Foster, Michael Gresser, Don Rogers, James Lloyd, Keith Scott, Steven Wehmeier, Bobby Richards, Douglas Kelsey, James Fauerbach. lf'1RS'TfROW: Gene Davis, Dean Davis, Thomas Lacock, Timothy Lynde, Jesse Adams, Fredrick Elevier. . K For the first time in seven years, Rossville High had a track team. Thef team, consisting of twenty-six boys, initiated the new sport by winning first ,place at the Shawnee County -Track Meet. Members of the team qualified for the Regional Meet held at Manhattan. At this meet, Bobby Richards qualified to pole vault. the State Track Meet held at Wichita. f ' ' 100 yd. dash' 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dash 880 yd. dash Mile Run . . High Hurdles Low Hurdles Mile Relay . Medley Relay Shot Put . . Discus . . Javelin .T . High jump . . Pole Vault. . . Broad Jump. . . . - - - . . . . Lloyd, Richards, D. Davis . . Wehmeier, D. Davis, Giles, Lynde, -Wehner A. .. . G. Davis, Jones, Kelsey, Lynde . Wehmeier, Elevier, Scott, Fauerbach . . Gee, K. Cdleman, Gresser, Foster, Dannefer . .. D. Kitchen, B. Kitchen . Richards, D. Kitcheny Reser 880 yd. Relay' ' . . . . u ....Btadler, D. Davis, Lacock, Lloyd . . . . . . . . . .Lacock, Lloyd, Stadler, D. Davis J. Adams, G. Davis, Lynde, Elevier, Richards, Kelsey . . . . . . . . . - . - s . . . . Rogers, Lacock, Fryman . Lloyd, Frymian, J. Adams, Rogers . VanVleck, Wehner, Fryman Stadler, B. Kitchen, D. Kitchen . .Richards, Reser, VanVleck, Gresser HESSE LUNIBER COMPANY Rossvl1.L.E, KANSAS . . . .. . . Lacock, Stadler fu '-4 'I 5 F -.f. .., , ?.,,,t, Athletes Receive Honors The Rossville High and Grade School athletes were honored March 20, at the annual Athletic Banquet sponsored by the Rossville Lion's Club. Doug Weaver, head football coach at Kansas State University, was guest speaker. After the dinner prepared by the ladies of the Rossville Presbyterian Church, awards were presented to the high school athletes and cheer- leaders, and the grade school athletes were introduced. Enter- tainment for the evening was a vocal solo by Carol Adams and an W f A A . l accordion solo by Bobby Dolezilek. BELOW: Cheerleaders. ef is 2 .-u' ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: Bobby Dole- zilek and Carol Adams. RIGHT: Athletes awaiting awards. PELLETIERS TRINKLE MOTOR SERVICE TOPEKA, KANSAS SILVER LAKE, KANSAS 'Q ACT IVlTIES Q w N Seniors Work Hard on Yearbook .Q 1. .X -, BACK ROW, LEFT: Curtis Berkey, Jesse Adams, Thomas Lacock, Timothy Lynde, Dean Davis, Gene Davis, James Stadlerb, FRONT ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Mr. Richardson, Sponsorg Patricia Parr, Sally Nadeau, Jane Zickefoose, Sandra Broyyn, Mary Brethour, Ruth Miller. .XXV tx. V V xl I K 'x I YEARBOOK STAFF 'N x Editor ..... . jane Zickefoose Asst. Editors. . . .Patricia Parr Sally Nadeau Art Editor . . . . Timothy Lynde . as-eSports Editor . . . . . Dean Davis Business Manager .... Jesse Adams Adv. Manager ..... james Stadler Asst. Adv. Managers. . .Tom Lacock Gene Davis Subscription Manager. ..Mary Brethour Asst. Subscript. Manager ..... Curtis Berkey Typist. . . . .Sandra Brown Proofreader. . . .Ruth Miller ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: Patricia Parr, Jane Zickefoose and Sally Nadeau. The above editors, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Fisher, attended the annual yearbook conference, which is held on the campus of Kansas State University. 18 SHAWNEE COUNTY REPORTER ROSSVILLE, KANSAS Leadershzf Rests H ere l 9 -erm laser W se new ui uw . ABOVE, STANDING, FROM THE LEFT: Terry Ungeheuer, Katherine Porter, Donna Reser, Virginia Rezac, Cheryl Spiker, Dale Dannefer. SEATED, FROM THE LEFT: Mr. Richardson, Dudley Fryman, Gene Davis, Curtis Berkey, Timothy Lynde, Marie Stiles. The highest honor that can come to a Rossville High School student is to be chosen to membership in the Student Council. With faculty approval, it makes rules for the student body and publishes a student hand- book, which contains rules and regulations, sports schedules, and lists the school organizations. The Council sponsors various activities throughout the year, such as the Freshmen Mixer and the Christmas Party. In the spring of 1960, Gene Davis was elect- ed Student Council President for the year 1960- 61. Above, he confers with Mr. Richardson, ad- visor for the Student Council. LEFT: Girls' State which is held at the Univer- sity of Kansas and Boys' State which is held at the University of Wichita are a week's training for citizenship and good government. jane Zicke- foose and Curtis Berkey, delegates, had a chance to participate in the functions of this model government. Jane was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Curtis by the American Legion. BERRY GRAIN AND SEED COMPANY I9 ROSSVI LLE, KANSAS TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Sandra Taylor, Dianna Daniels, June Wehner, Janet Hause, Joyce Swenson, Virginia Rezac, Jane Zickefoose, Carla Rasch, Cheryl Spiker, Arletta Sage, Donna Tuller, Paulette Johnson, Joyce Saxton, Jane McCollough. Tl-HRD ROW: LaVon Harper, LaVerne Harper, Jean Stiles, Anna Ent, Pamela Berkey, Vicki Fry- I man, Joan Dolezilek, Charlene Perry, Sharon Viergever, Sally Nadeau, Lois McCoy, Marilyn Saxton. SECOND ROW: Janice Colson, Mary Ruff, Carol Tuller, Patricia Parr, Sandra Brown, Linda Kelsey, Carol Adams, Linda Parr, Mar- lene Lawson, Katherine Porter, Mary Boyles, Connie Zeller. FIRST ROW: Judy McCol1ough, Marie Stiles, Ruth Miller, Mary Brethour, Rosemary Jacobson, Sandra Lloyd, Judy Fauerbach, Lillian Reser, Dorothy Jacobson, Joleen Parr, Wanda Harmon, Mrs. Fisher, Sponsor. I The Kayette Club, which is a state wide girl's organization, strives to promote better fellowship, better religious understanding and useful services throughout the school, World and community. The club had fifty members, who participated in the services which the club performed during the year. Ifoyettes Serve School, Communizgf, World TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Mary Brethour, Program, Jan Zickefoose, Publicity, Ruth Miller, Vice-President, Patrici Parr, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Lois McCoy, School Service Linda Kelsey, Worship, Janice Colson, Recreation, Arletta Sage, Recreation. SECOND ROW: Sharon Viergever, Song, Sandra Brown, ,Pai-liamentarian, Sally Nadeau, Finance, Dorothy Jacobson, Treasurer, Janet Hause, Community Ser vice. FIRST ROW: Marie Stiles, Student Council, Joyce Swenson, Pianist, Joleen Parr, Points, Katherine Porter, World Service, Wanda Harmon, Points, Mrs. Fisher, Spon- sor, Marlene Lawson, President. 20 X I T RESTAURANT AND CATTLE COMPANY MAPLE HlL.l., KANSAS ' I TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Tom Stockman, Larry Anderson, Robert Wilt, Timothy Lynde, Douglas Kitchen james Fauerbacli, Larry Reser, Stephen Becker. THIRD ROW: Albert Miller, Dale Timmons, Dale Dannefer, Douglas Kelsey Glenn Rees, Anthony Viergever, Daniel Gee. SECOND ROW: Robert Stach, Andrew Deiter Raymond Miller Ralph Pitts, Terry Ungeheuer, Ronald Pressgrove, Philip Stockman, Gary Hill. FIRST ROW Mr Ira Williams Lynn Maus James Coleman, Curtis Berkey, David Foster, Leroy Miller, Don Rogers. F.F.A. Prepares B915 or Future F.F.A. is an organization that develops leadership among boys lt is designed for farm boys and those interested in farming or closely related occupations Where an agricultural background is essential. Each boy has a livestock, feed, or cash crop project F. F.A. sponsors a parent-son banquet, a pest eradication contest, and exibits at the Mid America Fair. Members of F. F.A. participate in livestock, crops poultry, and land judging contests . OM THE LEFT: mes Coleman . nn Maus . . . rtis Berkey . . r. Ira Williams vid Foster . . n Rogers . . . roy Miller . . F. F. A. OFFICERS . . Vice-President I . . Treasurer . . Sentinel . . ' .President Advisor . . , . Y . . . Secretary . . .Reporter FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR ST. MARYS, KANSAS ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT, KNEEL- ING: Sandra Taylor, Joyce Swenson. STANDING, FROM THE LEFT: La- Verne Harper, Ruth Miller, LaVon Harper. 22 Ihr? 1 .. - V I . , I 2,11 ,E -IS F7 - , 'f -T ,fa?. .. '. . , . 'r --. -L I- .- ' 1 t , 1 1 , 1 4. - BACK ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Jane Zickefoose, Janet Hause, Mr. Moorman, Director, Jimmy Lloyd, Janice Colson, Sandra Lloyd, Carla Rasch, Virginia Rezac, LaVerne Harper, Ruth Miller, LaVon Harper, Douglas Kelsey, Stephen Becker, Connie Zeller, Michael Gresser. SECOND ROW: Mary Ruff, Sandra Taylor, Donna Tuller, Jane Mcflollough, Harry Adams, Terry Ungeheuer, Kent Paine, Gene Davis, David Jones, Brent Kitchen, Lillian Reser, Andrew Deiter. FIRST ROW: Joyce Swenson, Carol Adams, Dean Davis, Robert Stach, Arletta Sage, Marlene Lawson. M ixea' Chorus Mr. Charles Moorman directed the thirty-four member mixed chorus. This chorus, accompanied by Mary Brethour, sang in the Thanksgiving Program. ' d is REZAC LIVESTOCK COMMISSION ST. MARYS, KANSAS Band The thirty-two Rossville High School band members ff ,l under the supervision of Mr. Moorman, participated at ,i E band day at K. S. U., presented a Thanksgiving program. f . The organization received a III rating at the District 1 Music Festival at Washburn University. The pep band marched in several half-time ceremonies at football games and played at the basketball games. BELOW, LEFT, BAND OFFICERS: Robert Stach, Vice- President, Dean Davis, President, Janice Colson, Sec- retary. BELOW, BACK ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Connie Zeller, Sandra Lloyd, Richard Van Vleck, Lillian Reser, Michael Gresser, Pamela Berkey, John Giles, Charlene Perry, David Jones, Sally Nadeau, Dale Timmons. SECOND ROW: James Fauerbach, Linda Parr, Lynn Maus, Sharon Viergever, Gary Hill, Virginia Rezac, Janet I-Iause, Douglas Kelsey, Carol Adams, John Wehner, Joyce Saxton, Tom Stockman. FIRST ROW: Mr. Moorman, Anna Ent, Ronald Pressgrove, Patricia Parr, Lois McCoy, Robert Stach, Sandra Taylor, Harry Adams, Joyce Swenson, Horace Holder, Carla Rasch, Kenneth Coleman, Marilyn Saxton, LaVon Harper, Mary Brethour. Yr' ,ivd , ROSSVILLE TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY 23 ROSSVILLE, KANSAS Y fi mb 4 ' as L' sflv -r. ' .' V W' vw if l fy- TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Dianna Daniels, Jean Stiles, Anna Ent, Lois McCoy, Carla Rasch, Carol Tuller, Joan Dolezilek, Donna Tuller, Vicki Fryman, Pamela Berkey, Katherine Porter, Jane Zickefoose, 'Charlene Perry. THIRD ROW: Judy McCollough, June Wehner, Marlene Lawson, Sandra Brown, Linda Kelsey, Mary Ann Ruff, Joyce Swenson, Judy Fauerbach, Joyce Saxton, Virginia Rezac, Marilyn Saxton, Patricia Parr, Sally Nadeau. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Jacobson, Marie Stiles, Arletta Sage, Cheryl Spiker, Sandra Taylor, Sandra Lloyd, Rosemary Jacobson, Lillian Reser, Connie Zeller, Linda Parr, Ruth Miller, Mary Brethour. FIRST ROW: Mary Boyles, Jane McCollough, LaVerne Harper LaVon Harper, Paulette Johnson, Carol Adams, Sharon Viergever, Janet Hause. The Sound qfMusz'c TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Lynn Maus, Kenneth Porter, Dale Timmons, David Jones, Leroy Miller, Michael Gresser, Richard Van Vleck, Douglas Kelsey, Horace Holder. SECOND ROW: Gary Hill, James Fauerbach, Albert Miller, Dud- ley Fryman, James Lloyd, Daniel Gee, Ronald Pressgrove, Bobby Richards. FIRST ROW: Mr. Moorman, Director, Joe Mitchell, Harry Adams, Raymond Miller, John Giles, John Wehner, Kenneth Coleman, Robert Stach, Billy Jackson, Pamela Berkey, Pianist. - 1 A, ' fr I' - 1 x 24 union' -Enzfertain Seniors zz! ' . lvl: 'W ,..,f 11,1 1,1 lp Mil J 411. A Under The Magnolias was the theme chosen by the juniors for the annual junior- Senior Prom. The decorations carried out in pink, green, and yellow, featured huge crepe paper magnolias. The dinner, pre- pared by the junior's mothers, was served by the sophomore girls . Dudley Fryman, toastmaster, called on Bobby Richards, junior Class President, for the Welcome and Don Rogers, Senior Class President, for the response. Mr. Richardson gave the faculty farewell. The program consisted of two skits, one by the junior girls, the other by Douglas Kitchen. The Seaman Dance Band furnished the dance music. ki--if 25 The S,bz'1'z'Z Behind the Team TOP ROW, FROM THE LEFT: LaVon Harper, LaVerne Harper, Mary Ruff, Carol Tuller, Joan Dolezilek, Marie Stiles, June Wehner, Judy McCollough, Jean Stiles, Anna Ent, Mary Boyles, Jane McCollough, Sharon Irwin. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Taylor, Pamela Berkey, Joyce Saxton, Judy Fauerbach, Connie Zeller, Vicki Fryman, Donna Tuller, Lillian Reser, Marilyn Saxton, Sandra Lloyd, Rosemary Jacobson, Dianna Daniels. THIRD ROW: Carla Rasch, Joyce Swen- son, Virginia Rezac, Paulette Johnson, Linda Parr, Charlene Perry, Lois McCoy, Sharon Viergever, Cheryl Spiker, Janet Hause, Carol Adams. SECOND ROW: Miss Rogers, Sponsor, Joleen Parr, Wanda Harmon, Katherine Porter, Nancy Pitts, DorothyJacobson, Jane Zickefoose, Patricia Parr, Sally Nadeau, Sandra Brown, Arletta Sage. FIRST ROW: Ruth Miller, Janice Colson Marlene Lawson, Linda Kelsey, Mary Brethour. The Pep Club and cheer- , leaders sparked the football and basketball teams on to many victories this year. Officers for the Pep Club were Dorothy Jacobson, presidentg Cheryl Spiker, ' vice-president, and Katherine Porter, secretary. ,z ABOVE, CHEERLEADERS: Mary Brethour, Linda Kel- sey, Marlene Lawson, Janice Colson, Ruth Miller. RIGHT, PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Cheryl Spiker, Miss Rogers, Sponsor, Katherine Porter, Dor- othy Jacobson. 26 ED NIARLINGS ORVAL. SMITH, NLD. TOPEKA, KANSAS ST. MARYS, KANSAS ABOVE: Advisor, Mn. Ira Williams. RIGHT: He ad table . Parent-Son Banquet The annual F.F .A. Parent-Son Banquet was held in the high school gymnasium. The banquet tables were decorated with blue and gold crepe paper and harvest decorations. The achievements and projects that the boys had completed were announced at this time. Slides of the members and their projects were shown by Mr. Williams. Blue Chrzktmasj' The Snowflake Ball, annual semi-formal Christmas dance sponsored by the Kayette Club, was held in the high school gymnasium. The tables were decorated with angel hair, red candles and evergreen. The theme Blue Christmas was carried out in the decorations which were blue stars hanging from the ceiling. The music Was furnished by records and the program consisted ofa skit presented by members of the Kayette Club. Refreshments were made by the Home Economics II class. 27 Ulblberclassmen Enjfpf Initiation Thirty-two freshmen, new upperclassrnen, and new faculty members were initiated Septem- ber 9. The students were asked to dress as the Seniors desired and to perform some feat at an all-school assembly. New faculty members were also asked to perform. Preceding the initation, Mary Brethour conducted a skit in which all members of the faculty participated: K EIM..-all Ifayettes Honor M others New Board Members Retiring Board Members Mrs. Winona Starkey, Home Economist from Kansas State University, was guest speaker at the annual Kayette Mother-Daughter Banquet, April 25. The banquet, which honored the mothers of the Kayettes, was served by the senior boys. A rdion solo by Linda Kelsey and a medley sung by Mary Brethour, Pamela n acco Berkey, and Joyce Swenson, preceded the candlelight installation of officers. Mary Brethour, Pamela Berkey, Joyce Swenson 'rr r Linda Kelsey Mr. Starkey x . 1 V ST-rr - .em V ,-M V PEOPLES STATE BANK RossvH.l.E, KANSAS Homecoming Honars Alums ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: james Lloyd, Janice Colson, Marlene Lawson, Tom Lacock, Mary Brethour, jesse Adams. The crowning of King Tom Lacock and Queen Marlene Lawson at halftime of the Eskridge-Rossville game high- lighted the 1960 homecoming festivities. Attendants to the royal couple were Janice Colson, Mary Brethour, Jim Lloyd, and Jesse Adams. Before announcing the King and Queen, the alumni and past Kings and Queens of Rossville were honored. A pep rally in the gym the night before the game opened the homecoming activities. To conclude the festivities a dance, over which the royal couple reigned, was held in the gymnasium after the game. XSL ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: Mari' Bfethouf, Marlene Lawson, james Lloyd, Tom Lacock, jesse Janice Colson. Adams, ABOVE, FROM THE LEFT: james Lloyd, Janice Col- I 30 son, Tom Lacock, Marlene Lawson, Mary Brethour and jesse Adams. Rqfalzjy Reigns at Sweetheart Ball li 'xr-Wm . ' Mary Brethour and James Lloyd were crowned King and Queen of the annual Sweetheart Ball. They reigned over the Pep Club sponsored formal dance, February 14. Attendants to the couple were Dorothy Jacobson, Ruth Miller, Patricia Parr, jesse Adams, Dean Davis, and Gene Davis. A skit, featuring songs of foreign lands, was the entertainment for the evening. The King and Queen each received a heartshaped box of chocolates. Mary was given a bouquet of red carnations. 31 unior lay 'S-2 ABOVE, STANDING FROM LEFT: Tom Stockman, Dale Timmons, David Foster, Horace Holder, Marie Stiles, Joyce Saxton, Steven Wehmeier, Joan Dolezilek, Douglas Kitchen, Carol Tuller, Fredrick Elevier, Fred Davis, Lois McCoy, Judy Fauerbach, Linda Kelsey, Janet Hause, Paulette Johnson, Miss Rogers. SEATED FROM THE LEFT: Billy Jackson, Robert Wilt, Charlene Perry, Mary Ruff, Joyce Swenson, Bobby Richards, Cheryl Spiker, Dudley Fryman, Linda Parr, Sharon Viergever. Creeping Shadowsv 32 nf' of sm Bill Frazier. . Mrs. Frazier. . Cherry .... Kit Laughton. . Ted Garvey. . Jack Hunter. . Mr. Wade. . Mr. King. . Anna. . . Sheriff. . . Butch. . Hank. . May. . Jill. . . Lindy ..... Snooky ..... Mrs. Truesdale. Ellie ...... Dot ...... Buck ...... Members of Band . Unknown Man . . Student Director . Make -up .... Stage Managers . Play Director. . Sponsor. . . . . .Dudley Fryman . . . Linda Parr . . Cheryl Spiker . . . Linda Kelsey . Douglas Kitchen Steven Wehmeier . Bobby Richards . . . Fred Davis . Joyce Swenson . . Fred Elevier . . David Foster . . Carol Tuller . . Janet Hause . . Lois McCoy . Joan Dolezilek Sharon Viergever . . Charlene Perry . Judy F auerbach . . . . . . Paulette Johnson . Dale Timmons . . . Horace Holder, Tom Stockman Billy Jackson, Robert Wilt . . .Marie Stiles . . .Marie Stiles Marv Ruff .' .U .l 'Joyce Sasrtonj Robert Wilt Horace Holder, Dale Timmons . . . Miss Rogers Mr. Duane Melvin Senior lay ABOVE, STANDING FROM THE LEFT: Jesse Adams, Curtis Berkey, Ruth Miller, James Stadler, Dorothy Ja- cobson, James Lloyd, Arletta Sage, James Coleman, Sally Nadeau, Keith Scott, Patricia Parr, Tom Lacock. SEATED, FROM THE LEFT: Sandra Brown, Mary Brethour, Jane Zickefoose, Mrs. Simmers, Nancy Pitts, Wan- da Harmon, Katherine Porter. The Bus Stops Here Martha Baker . . . . Jane Zickefoose ,...5V H , , ,I - uf., F Jerry Wald . . . . . .Tom Lacock fx 'ir V' , Jenny Simms. . . . .Patricia Parr ie: i '55 Q J. NL Kepler . . . . James Stadler L Z Irene Kepler. . . . . Nancy Pitts Irma Smith . . . Mary Brethour ' ' Lyla Graham .... . . Sandra Brown I Jack Freeman .... . . Jesse Adams Harold Illingsworth . . . . . James Lloyd Glayds Caldwell . . . . Wanda Harmon Robert Caldwell. . . .James Coleman Donald Webster . . . . C1.u'tis Berkey Trudi Lynn . . . .... Ruth Miller Ted ....... ......... K eith Scott Student Director. . . . . . . . . Katherine Porter Publicity ....... Joleen Parr, Dorothy Jacobson Arletta Sage Sound Effects ..... . . Don Rogers Stage Manager ...... . . Don Rogers Musical Sound Effects ........ Sally Nadeau Stage Hands and Properties ...... Larry Anderson Janice Colson, Marlene Lawson, Leroy Miller Gene Davis, Dean Davis, Timothy Ly-nde Lynn Maus, Kenny Porter Sponsor .............. Mrs. Simmers .Jn u Classes L W M ETL LEFT: Business Law, Mr. Kratzer. 1 RIGHT: Latin I, Miss Miller. K LEFT: American History Mr. Melvin. STOCKGROWERS STATE BANK SKINNER NURSERY AND GARDEN STORE 34 MAPLE HlL.l., KANSAS TOPEKA, KANSAS RIGHT: Vocational Agriculture I, Mr. Williams. Classes RIGHT: Home Economics I, Mrs. Fisher. LEFT: Typing I, Mrs. Simmers ROSSVILLE IIVIPLEMENT COMPANY Rossvu.l.E, KANSAS 35 Classes RIGHT: Chemistry, Mr. Glanville. V . LEFT: American Government, Mr, Richardson. T 36 JIM REZAC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Rossv1l.u.E, KANSAS LEFT: English I, Miss Rogers SENICJRS JESSE ADAMS Yearbook Staff 45 Homecoming At- tendant5 Sweetheart Ball Attendantg Plays 3, 45 Student Council 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Boys Glee Club 2, 35 Mix- ed Chorus 2, 35 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4. LARRY ANDERSON Football 2, 35 Play Assistant 3, 45 F. F. A. 4. SANDRA BROWN Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Board 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, Triple Trio 2, 35 Class Secretary 45 Plays 3, 4. JAMES COLEMAN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3,45 Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Plays 3, 4. 38 , ' 'Y T 'j CURTIS BERKEY Yearbook Staff 45 Plays 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Student Council Vice-President 45 Boys State 35 Boys Glee Club 2, 35 Football 1, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY BRETHOUR Class Secretary 35 Plays 3, 45 Kay- ettes 1,2, 3,4, Board 3,4, Confer- ence 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Cheer- leader 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Sweetheart Ball Queen 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Accompanist 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Salutatorian5 Band 1,2,35 Sex- tette 25 Trio 45 Student Council 1, Class Vice-President 2. eueirfe ..L. f -T--.H f 1 Y T -' 1 , f 1-l: '-M GENE DAVIS Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 45 Year- book Staff 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Boys Glee Club 1,25 Boys Octet 25 F. F.A. 15 Play 35 Sweetheart Ball Attendant 45 Student Council 2, President 4. WANDA I-IARMON Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Board 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Plays 3,4. I ' . l IANICE COLSON Kayettes 1, 4, Board 45 Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Cheerleader 45 Homecoming- Attendant 45 Girls Glee Club 1,2, 35 Band 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Play Assistant 3, 4. DEAN DAVIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2, 3, 45 Baseball 1,2, 3, 45 Track 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 Boys Glee Club 1, 25 Boys Octet 25 F. F. A. 15 Play 35 Sweetheart Ball Attendant 45 Class President 25 Class Treasurer 3. DOROTHY JACOBSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Kay- ettes 1,2, 3,4, Board 3,4, Treasurer 4, Conference 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Play As- sistant 3, 45 Sweetheart Ball Atten- dant 4. THOMAS LACOCK Yearbook Staff 45 Homecoming King'45 Plays 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Class Vice-President 4. 39 MARLENE LAWSON Transferred from Washburn Rural High School 35 Kayettes 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Board 3, 4, Summer Camp 35 Pep Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Girls Glee Club 3, 4. JAMES LLOYD Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Track 45 Band 45 Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Play 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 F. F. A. 25 Boys Octet 2. LEROY MILLER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 45 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 35 Play Assistant 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys Glee 2, 3, 4. RUTH MILLER Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Board 3,4, Vice- President 4, Conference 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Sweetheart Ball Attendant 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Sextette Majorette 1,2, 3, 45 Plays 3, 45 Triple Trio 35 Class Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 25 Stu- dent Council Secretary 3. 40 Qi- l' 7: :tl - .'E R. ., jr' ' ., 'if il-Q94 ill' L? I ,359 l x x i I TIMOTHY LYNDE Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 45 F. F. A. 45 Play Assistant 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys Glee Club 2, 3. LYNN MAUS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel 45 Foot- ball 35 Play Assistant 45 Boys Glee Club 2,45 Octet 2. .-, . . I .54 45,25 , w - 1 1 PATRICIA PARR Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Board 3,4, Sec- retary 4, Conference 45 Pep Club 1 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 25 Sextette 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Assistant Yearbook Editor 45 Plays 3,45 Class Historian 45 Sweetheart Ball Attendant 4. NANCY PITTS Girls Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 1,45 Kayettes 15 Plays 3, 4. SALLY NADEAU Kayettes 1, 2, 3,4, Board 3,45. Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee Club 152, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Plays 3, 45 As sistant Yearbook Editor 45 Band 1, 2 3. JOLEEN PARR . Kayettes.1,4, Board 45 Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Play Assist- ant 3,45 Class Treasurer 4. KATHERINE PORTER Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Board 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Stu dent Director Plays 3,-4. KENNETH PORTER Boys Glee 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 15 Basket- ball 35 Baseball 35 Play Assistant 4. 41 KEITH SCOTT Transferred from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 29 Football 3 ,4g Play As- sistant 3, Play 45 Track 4. JANE ZICKEFOOSE Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 2, 3, 4, Summer Camp 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Master 33 Plays 3,45 Yearbook Editor 45 Student Council Secretary 33 Class Vice-President 1, Class President 35 Class Historian 45 K. U. Leadership Day 43 Girls State 35 Good Citizenship Award 45 Vale- dictorian 4. 42 'W JAMES STADLER Yearbook Staff 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 45 Boys Glee Club 2, 35 Boys Octet 2, Mixed Chorus 35 Plays 3,45 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice- President 3. 7 N , L DON ROGERS F. F. A, 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, Sec- retary 45 Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Cap tain 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 35 Track 4, Play Assistant 3, 45 Boys Glee 35-Student Council 15 Class President 4. ARLETTA SAGE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,49 Triple Trio 2g Band 1,2, 3,49 Kayettes 1, 3, 4, Board 3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Play 3. 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Cabin No' 5 .4 Our Gang Marvel Cave 43 1:7 ABOVE, BACK ROW, FROM THE LEFT: Timothy Lynde, Lynn Maus, Gene Davis, Dean Davis, james Coleman, Don Rogers, Kenneth Porter, Larry Anderson, Thomas Lacock. SECOND ROW: Keith Scott, Curtis Berkey, james Stadler, Wanda Harmon, Nancy Pitts, Jane Zickefoose, Marlene Lawson, Leroy Miller, james Lloyd, Jesse Adams. SEATED FROM THE LEFT: Ruth Miller, Patricia Parr, Mary Brethour, Sally Nade au, Dorothy Jacobson, Sandra Brown, Arletta Sage, Janice Colson, Katherine Porter, joleen Parr. pwmm ommencement Processional Pomp and Clrcumstanceu - - - - - Uilgarj Pamela Jane Berkey Invocation ----- ------------ R ev. Donald Sears Pastor, Presbyterian Church Halls of Iv ' --------------------- KRussel7 Y' Pamela Berkey and Joyce Swenson . Address - - - Where Have You Been: Where Are You Going B, Z, Woods, Director of Admissions, Baker University Concerto No, 1 ------ ------------ Q Max Bruchb Mary Brethour Presentation of Class - - - - H, D, Richardson, Principal Presentation of Diplomas ------------ Rolland Parr Director, Board of Education Benediction ----------------- Rev, Donald Sears Pastor, Presbyterian Church ABOVE: jane Zickefoose, Valedictoriang Mary Brethour, H S alutatori an. Recessional Pomp and Circumstance ----- ---- K Elgarb Pamela Jane Berkey BENNIE J. NIARTINEK 44 ROSSVILLE., KANSAS Those Wonderful Tears It hardly seems possible that four short years ago this proud senior class of 1961 was thirty-two timid freshmen entering Rossville High School. Twenty- seven of the original number have remained to graduate. Initiation and the Freshman Mixer started the whirl of activities that were soon to follow. Our first class party was a hayrack ride, followed the second semester by a basket dinner and dance which honored our parents . That first year james Stadler was elected Presidentg jane Zickefoose, Vice-President, Charlotte Decker, Secretaryg Ruth Miller, Treasurerg Don Rogers and Mary Brethour, Student Council Representatives. As sophomores we had two class parties, one a dance, the other a hayrack ride. Our class officers were Dean Davis, Presidentg 'Mary Brethour, Vice- Presidentg Ruth Miller, Secretaryg james Stadler, Treasurerg jane Zickefoose and Gene Davis, Student Council Representatives. For the second year our boys helped Rossville to an undefeated football team. At last we were upperclassman! This year we chose jane Zickefoose, President james Stadler, Vice-President, Mary Brethour, Secretaryg Dean Davis, Treasurer, Ruth Miller and jesse Adams, Student Council Representatives. This was a year filled with fun and activities. Under the direction of Mrs. Beulah Carey, we successfully presented the play Susan Steps Out. Cinderella Ball was the theme we chose for the junior-Senior Prom. The school year ended, and we were anxiously awaiting the arrival of our class rings. Finally the senior year, the most wonderful year of all, came. There were so many activities and so much work and fun that it passed rapidly. Don Rogers, Presidentg Thomas Lacock, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Brown, Secretaryg joleen Parr, Treasurerg Katherine Porter and Curtis Berkey, Student Council representativesg were class officers for the year. Among the many activities of the year were the senior play, The Bus Stops Here and the junior-Senior Prom, theme of which was Under the Magnolias. Our magazine sales plus additional money that we earned enabled us to take a trip to Branson, Missouri. The highlight of four years came May 21 and May 23, with Baccalaureate and Commencement. PEOPLES STATE BANK RosSvlL.l.E, KANSAS J ,, 7 Y, Snaps s 43- f :uf Ay , .A 31' I , 1 , I I If .4 , I I5 , X Ai? Snaps I z LUNCHRU T' 4-' 5l f gi 1 Mk, H3-'R - -'yi' .4-5451... 'il LJ- w. ls I 4 BAHNER'S GARAGE ROSSVILLE, KANSAS FRED BROWN, M.D. ST. NIARYS, KANSAS BROWN'S TRAILOR COURT AND CABINS ROSSVILLE, KANSAS BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS ST. MARYS, KANSAS COE MARINE TOP EKA, KANSAS COLEMAN GARAGE ROSSVILLE, KANSAS CROSBY BROTHERS TOPEKA, KANSAS MR. 'IDI' STEAK HOUSE ST. IVIARYS, KANSAS DAINS STORE AND SERVICE STATION SILVER LAKE,KANSAS DEE ERICKSON SPORTING GOODS, INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS FARMERS UNION HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT ST. MARYS, KANSAS REV. FLOYD GEE ROSSVILLE BIBLE CHURCH ROSSVILLE, KANSAS GOODINS FLOWERS TOPEKA, KANSAS MRS. LYDA ZICKEFOOSE, AGENT 48 oosters HILL'S MARKET ST. NIARYS, KANSAS HOUSE'S HY-KLAS ROSSVILLE, KANSAS JENKINS MUSIC CO. TOPEKA,KANSAS .IOSIEIS CAFE SILVER LAKE, KANSAS KAYIS BEAUTY SHOP SILVER LAKE, KANSAS LACEY AUTO SUPPLY TDPEKA, KANSAS LARSON STANDARD STATION ROSSVILLE, KANSAS MARTINEK SERVICE STATION SILVER LAKE, KANSAS MODERN SHOE SERVICE TDREKA, KANSAS MORROW JEWELRY ST. NIARYS, KANSAS PARDEE'S CAFE RQSSVILLE, KANSAS PERRY PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC ROSSVI LLE, KANSAS POPIS PLACE RoSSVILLE,KANSAS RODENBAUGH T. V. SERVICE AND SALES ST. IVIARYS, KANSAS ROSSVILLE VARIETY STORE ROSSVILLE, KANSAS SPORTSMAN'S STORE TOPEKA,KANSAS STENGER AGENCY ST. MARYS, KANSAS SWIRLY TOP ROSSVILLE, KANSAS ..l. THOMAS LUMBER G SILVER LAKE, KANSAS VALLEY MOTORS ST. MARYS, KANSAS VAN VLECK OIL CO. ROSSVILLE, KANSAS WARD'S I.G.A. SILVER LAKE, KANSAS ROY WILT MOBIL OIL AND GAS PRODUCTS ROSSVILLE, KANSAS ZERCHER BOOK AND STATIONERY TOPEKA, KANSAS L I S' JW 5Qf5'7'i ffmim .1 nL.'g.I I . .I 'qs' 'lv' 4 I J Q' 'V' ' 1' fx!! ww?? 'l Q N, W . 1 Q ' .. J Q ' ,i 4. n'vo 'qu' Au 0 X , n ' S 1 W tl ' ' ug . f .'QIo 5' U .I X I. 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