Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Republic High School, the class of 1?6U, being of sound mind, memory, and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Faculty we leave all the underclassmen in hopes that they donrt follow in our footsteps. To the Freshmen we leave our great Sponsor and our good looks and we hope they will use them as well as we have. To the Sophomores we will our tremendous ability to conduct peaceful class meet- ings and reach agreements as quickly as we have. To the Juniors we will our ability to keep the teachers happy, our ability to get good grades in government class, and our ability to present a wonderful prom. To the community we leave our ability to stir up trouble and spin tires on the pavement. To the cooks and to the janitor we leave behind our appetites and our messes. I, Lois Fuller, will my cooking ability to Sally Fuller and my romantic ability to Marlene Snyder. I, Joan Osborne, will my red hair to Jim Elliott and my ability to create riots to Martha Rothchild. I, Carol Dunback, will my typing ability to Ron Reinke and my brains to Bette Ann Zolkento. I, Louise Fuller, will my driving ability to Pat Reinke and my bookkeeping ability to any sophomore who needs it. I, Carne Sue Bagley, will my gorgeous blonde hair to Steve Dunback and my place as cheerleader to Carol Petersen. I, Nancy Boman, will my winning smile to Elaine Gunn and ny singing ability to Paul Osborne. I, Gary Heyka, will my way with the girls to Alan McClure and my ability to get along with the teachers to Stanley Fager. I, Paul Kathrineberg, will try terrific basketball ability to Jim Miller and my safe driving to John Charles. I, Duane File, will my typing ability to Kent Swartz and my great track ability to William Daugherty. I, Larry Heyka, will my hunting ability to Bryan Simtrs and my ability to work hard in the summer to Steve Gunn. I, Arlo Millen, will r y speeding ability to Greg Birrell and ry hunting ability to Brad Blair. I, Willard Eitzman, will my spectacular ability to play football to 3ryan Simms and my singing ability to Stanley Van Meter, Signed, sealed, and delivered by the Senior Class of l?6ii, we hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Signed and written by: Lois Fuller Joan Osborne Edwards Service, Hardy, Nebraska Louise Fuller Walt's Barber Shop, Byron, Nebraska

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is now the spring of 1981 as we see the class of 61 ” being reunited with Professor Ukens, their senior class sponsor. As the reunion goes on, Professor Ukens learns the following things about his old class: Carne Sue Bagley, after being the first woman graduate from Yale, has now become the first woman Dean of Yale. She has led the way in bringing women to this all men’s school. Presently she is also seeking nomination for the office of President of the United States in the next election. Good luck. Professor. Willard Eitzman has just completed the plans for the 1981 World's Fair to be held in this country. He has been working on them for the last ten years. He and his wife live in a mansion on his ranch in the Rocky Mountains where they reside the year around. Nancy Boman has just finished giving a singing engagement in Hollywood. After graduation from R.H.S. she was approached by the nation's top recording companies. She presently has five record albums on sale. Her husband and three children are very proud of her. Duane File is still America s most eligible bachelor. Wherever he goes he needs police protection to protect him from the flocks of eager women who want to meet him. To get away from all of this confusion, he secretly goes to his large farm near Lovewell where his current hobby is raising snd producing new breeds of chickens. In the world of television. Carol Dunback can be seen playing the leading role in the TV series, Nurse's World. She is very successful in this field since in actual life she is a full time nurse. After college, she married the head doctor at Los Angeles' General Hospital which has helped her tre- mendously. Now we see Gary Heyka who rests in the press box overlooking Yankee Stadium while his Dodgers trounce the Yanks. The Dodgers have won pennants ten successive years since Gary took over the ownership. In the off season, he is offensive line coach for the NFL's Chicago Bears. Lois Fuller is the leading hair stylist in Hollywood. All of the actress- es approach her on hair styling. Lois and her husband live in the center of Hollywood. She has three children: Ronny, Tommy, and Lonnie. They each have their own TV series, thanks to the help of their proud mother. Larry Heyka has just returned from space where he has been leading the way for settlement on the moon. He is presently working on a project to build the first city there. He plans to establish permanent residence there with his wife and family. He will return in his own space ship shortly. Louise Fuller is the leading accountant for the nation's leading business concern. She has traveled all over the country lecturing and instructing people interested in the business world. In her spare time, she is an author of romance stories. She is still looking for a husband. Going to the sports world we see Paul The Toe Kathrineberg who has just led the Chicago Bears to another NFL chamoionshio. His rlace kicking and power running as fullback have earned him top honors: although he was cit°d for his position at offensive guard in college. In his spare time he test drives cars for Motor Trend magazine. Joan Osborne is the proud mother of five red headed boys. She and her family live on a small 15.000 acre spread north of Republic. She has just announced the purchase of a small Caribbean island where she plans to spend the winters. She also owns a rather large amount of stock in the Studebaker Corporation. Arlo Millen is presently one of the world's leading archeologists. He has just discovered the remains of an ancient Egyptian city. He and his lovely wife live on a house boat on the Nile River. Many people annually visit his museum of archeological history. His donated museum is located in the heart of Republic City. Sothers Farm Supply, Courtland, Kansas Farmer's Union Grain, Supply, Courtland, Kansas Bernard Blair, Pioneer Seed Dealer, Formosa, Kansas Ideal Market, Superior, Nebraska Farmer's Union Coop Creameries, Superior, Nebraska 13