Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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MEMORIES QF KH.-S. T.-. , f ljfdj afX L. is'zmi'oR CLASS ':'HISlOR5fEoont . 2f1.,-.2, fs. ,ie X? Q25 tx l At last we. re Sen1oFs,gnd'we ig ediately elected thexfollowing class off- icers: Qfiresident. L .... .fa . .Howard Cooli' fg 2 A vice Ppeniffient .... ..Jee.n Miller' If-jr X CjSecretary...........Doris Anway fjpff ' C-Treasurer. . . . .Anna Louise Yates N ---ft' g Reporter............Leon Wagner ' xx We selecte . pink carnation as our class flower and Launched, B t Not An- chored as ou class motto. We Seniors have contributed l.m'uAch to the athle- o - Republic High. We wish to congratg1a'te5'HowariCook for leticy ?oSjEi four ars in basketball and traoit,Carl Michenerifdr hisqthrexgryeaf of cheer leadi g. Q,-Qletus,,Hopple and Howard Seiprgfalhsxd representedjihe- class in basket balifga Tha' girls,-were represented -Xbym Doris .wa Rbbxrothy Echelberry, Jean Mil er, f25C1QfKathryn Echelberry. 'Wie' also wgggh 11gT8tU13t6 Helen Hodges and 'nes Watson who are valedictqrian and, alutatorian respectively. The 'n event of the year was thefgufibr - Senior Banquet which was given by the Ju or Class., Ourvsupervisgrsiwere MissVClagett and Supt. J. L. Swi- hart. ' XJ! . ' X-- m .1 N X Thgenior,Qlass1 !presegated'Q the o ci- act play, entitled Fancy's Knell. Thosefff' r icipategsl were-- aslfollovv : Jean Miller, Helen Hodges, Winona Monroe, .a L mise Ya es,JCarlHMich er and HowardwSeipp. ' Our class choge pta Rev. Mr.jBra en to preach the baccalaureate sermon. Now we come to Ygrafduation after four years of h' rd but succesful work. And new comes o6rVhardeet task: that is nor our clas , now compose ' f twen- ty-two members to i,s2fy.?fIlT'arewell to dear ld Republi High. ' The present clsissogoll isz. , Doris Anway Howard Cook Monroe Cramer Wayne Ro Leona ho k Howard ei p Dorothy Echelberry Bernice mi Kathryn Echelberry Paul Sta Helen Hodges Cletus Hopple Florence Kays Edith Tay o r Leon Wagne Helen'Walt Carl Michener ., . tso v Jean Miller lyn.Wenn . 1 .. Winona Monroe Anna ise Ya Those who were members of the class and withdrew a : Harold Breyman H9555 Clifford Caldwell fl9S5J Anna Cooley H9351 Kenneth Detterman Cl955D Mabel Duesch Cl956D Orville Mnsberger C 19555 Raymond Holmer Ql9.'56J Signed Laura Kraft 954 Mary Kramer fl 55 Russel Meyers 375 Forest Ringeisen C19 Susie Valentine C 95 saith Weber- 4195413 Louise Young H9361 - Howard Seipp flXUN13TfESdE'N 'fl-HKTY-E16 H 'r I

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MEMOIQI ES OF KJ-1.5. ssmos cnass HISTCRY One eventful day in September, four years ago, a group of'happy students thirty - two to be exact, entered highyschpol in high spirits. we selected the following as our 16?9lQj.?S?'f ' ', My ' fzffxtlg Pr sident ......,... i.Dq isffnway il!-M7 vitae 13fEsisia11e. Kass, .wgiyiein-9ca-f-2 xx, em?-etary. . 1. 7,-s,s,,, . Rayingcndxlitlaner' f' LjTreasurer.. mfyClifford Caldwell Lwjfi ,f' ' Reporter. . K. . . ..... helen Hodges ' ,-.., f The outstanding etenff'of the year was the Freshman initiation. There were several in our lclass who participated in school act1W'itihe'sT 'iSe.veral representatives in the musical festival were: Anna Louise Yatesxand Carl 11 I Michener. In the one act play, Threefs A Crowd', Anna Loui e Yates'was a member of the 9ait,K 'hr class advisor was Mr. Blaney. :gl5?' The following September, we returned as Sophomores. Wesde-lectedi gr--N Pre si dent .......... Car l Mi cihene ' QH X-- ' ' 'A QS' Vipe Pre si dent ...... Hel enfiiorlgei ,pm f fx Twp Sed r etary ...... Anna NxLo.ui'se Yat K A' A l 'saw ef'Treasurer ........... Jean Mill N5 Reporter ........ q7.James Wat on we participatex in the season.basketiball icket sales In this contest we were the winngrs andff injregeghitionffef ur efforts, we were present- ed the bannerfthat we aredp-rfoud to claiml ' ' ' Lilac and':s'i e chosen a!s,,,ourK,,class 'lors. Howard coer ' a ember of trieyarsgity te .L in basketba 1. Members of the clafttwio weitptd the'mus3c fe tival were Doris Anwa d Anna Louise Yates. In t egin ef - schdclf ontes- Anna ouise Yat vas chosen as a player in dnql-att play cast. , Our supervisor was Mr.','B'laney. Here we are now as Juniors?' The following were elect' a o r officers: President .......... Carl Michener Vice President ....... Jean Miller Secretary ....... .... Howard Cook Treasurer ........... ,Doris Anwmy 'C .. Reporter .......... Glenn Michener The outstanding event of the year was the J ' 'or Ban uet w cular activities. Perhaps Howard Cook's winning the S e Disc h ' - ship' was the climax. The Wade Benfer Legion Post chose Ho d Se p as a representative to participate in the Miniature State governm-It Col1m- bus. The Junior Play was a great success not only from applause ut by the attendance and financial returns. - In the one-act play contest, Helen Hodges, Jean Miller, and Carl Mi hens er portrayed character roles. Members who went to the music festiv 1 vere Doris Anway, Evelyn Wenner, and Carl Michener. 1 -.- , 1 Q we feel was a great success. we were well epres ed in t e tra-cu ri - c io N INETEEN TH lK'fY-EICSHT

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1 P r H H H r I H JXIILJXIKXJJULD Or Arlo. W r-- , .LIN H . v, 'A 2 ' , X' Ill! ffl 'V' 'aj Ax jx' I.-x-A CLASS is PROPHECY I ' PX After making a sizeable gehallki-account onsawnurse ',s,p ifncome' Hand being a sort of wanderer3jI decided to seexwhat had happened tokmy degy Classmates . . g, X .1 ', ' xf' '.,-- . of Republic High Sxchoolgfs, 3 x --fm 'if in - 5 -A I boarded the trgingand concluded my journey fnlmid-afternobn. I called a taxi and to my amaliemerft and glad surprise, I sawiithe' cham,1fi'e'ur was none other than LeQn4Wagner.q5The car that he drove was a delapidated Model T of the yearfl9l45, On the way'we had plenty of time toxtalk, for Republic was nowgfa la-1fge'f city!. , 1 u - .. we neached the hotel. I entered and found the clerk was Cletus Hopple. Since our'gradhationg he had married Winona Monroe and they were,the owners of' the l'6veJ.y,,l1.c'tel.A 'L N-, A I ' After asking ii' there were l1iny'x'Beau'ty' operators in the hotel-, ffas-the ride in the Fordhwaxs- too mueh,,f'o1' myiupermanent, he repliediin Etna, affirma- tive. I went to the bwtty pfirlor antlxthere was Doristdnway at her loved work with Evelyn Wenner as her hssistant7 fff' As classmates will, we lot our thoughtsiwander back to our scho9lWdays.- f, - . - .-X . X. f, N - f . The l1FSt we thought about w . Joan hillerl forkthe threefoz them were pals in school. .f' T W ' - 1 Rf uw Doris told me that Joan iiller and Thomas Lloyd werermarried and running the Come and See Theatre . Un? course, I had'to: seo a shovv-.vfhi-lexinfllepub- lic, so I picked the one 'n.which my classmate hadxa partnership. hThe tic- lcet seller was Anna Loui c Yates, who 'U-ad had many oiffiersf of marriage but accepted none. Momoe amer was the doorlroeper. Iietoollixme to my seat, and I f nd that I was itting besid a lady who was having.difficulty with one of he hildren. H r face was amiliar. It wasayethryn CEchelberryl Cook and l t e Russel, r. tfoj She told ,at her iste orothy, had a position as secretary to Paul Stark, En . I wen to the More To Eat Cafe , operated by Carl Mich- ener and then acl: to .e otel. ' The next mor ing I as in the lobby. In came Florence Keys, toting a violin case and enou' m sic for four to play. She sat down beside me and told me that Leo a Sc o was a teacher in the Republic Elementary School. She erself, was he mu ic teacher. She said that Howard Cook was taking some b.s to Col bus o compete for the solid brass medal. I w'n to the per in the,afternoon't67hear Wayne Roth play his violin, and to a Helen Hod' ' ng sow ely songs. The conclusion was the cel ebrated wa d Se' , playin s mandolin and singing. An inte io d corato me into the lobby in the evening. It was Edith Taylor, an the f myfclassmatos.' Her secretary was Helen Walton. They' were good irien s ' school, so naturally one would find them together. Upon bei g inv ved in a nasty wreck, I was forced to see the mayor, who turned o t t be James Watson. I passed he large school building. In the front yard was a granite statue of M . c. L. Swihart. After staying for the unveiling of the statue, I r turned to the nurse's hospital, content that again I could tell where al my classmates were. , Written by Bernice Smith 1 . Nawatifw 11-mu Y-nel-1 or