Hays High School - Indian Call Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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Robe it Memories of Robert Rippeteau will linger long in the minds of students in future years. Bob, who was a sophomore last year, was killed in a flash flood in Hays on May 22. Perpetual memory has been added to the library in the form of a browsing nook. Books of both music and dramatics have been placed in the nook and at the re- quest of Mrs. L. D. W'ooster, Bob's mother, two cups have been added on which the name's of outstanding musical and dramatic students will be placed each year. Bob's musical talent was unlimited. Because of his ability to play the clarinet, harp, and saxaphone, he be- longed to many instrumental groups. His baritone voice was combined with others in many vocal groups. In the field of dramatics, Bob played leading roles forensic and school plays. He was also a member of e debate squad. Truly Bob, as a member of Hays High, has left his footprints on the sands of time. Doris Starliper, Forrest Davidson, A. K. Massey, Glenn Matthews, C. U. Phillips, and C. W. Rothgeb. ,,1 ,-f'--- ,!- lgnjOyingGthe mEmofi:gI1TfokJwere Maria Chern- X 913 ugene ross, ar e s, uliene McCartney, X X Anna Lu McFarlin and Wesley Zavodsky who were Q members of the Rippeteau Memorial Committee. X Others who served on the committee were Mrs. L. X D. Wooster, Bo'h's mother, Mrs. Miriam Perry, Miss A