Republic High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Republic, KS)

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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

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MAXINE K5GGITT DONNIE RAXESTRAW RONALD REINKS JOYCE SHADDUCK DUANE SNYDER REPUBLIC, KANSAS 8 CLARENCE L. GILE, INSURANCE SCANDIA, KANSAS

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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