Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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MEMOFQHS CJFKAH. S. CLAS? SONG ,TxIr1p'-51 Now lbsiy Ifs,,esfe1- ?7W I. Ffghlichool days greZgveiTLfvZ fi2XXx K Parft.i:5gWwords,yareifnighg L,i,fi lb 1, ,.,- . ' ,f Kindly thoughts of classmates nfs C- ' ,A '. vvfv binxxff , Q w -se-' 10,7 Q Always bring a sigh, NELVEFNXN? ' - iixfb' ' kj f'm-'AXP-TI, Now our paths are partingg x wgjl.: 'Al' .-.f wi fxtxfr.. If gg- Steeper grows the fwaygiiv 1 ,NX j,J'x-A ff S ' X -f V X Hx Mff But our hearts iQturning fvxfs x ALJ! NXXXN Here will always,5Liy. 5 'ff i MX' L K fa ! ' rg' i 3 57 I. Memories still willqlinger aff f i '1 ILT? ?LQSI1t 'EgO1.1g1'l2 we' e old, n lv, I fl' , if-x XX if ThGdlg?1tS of youth returning ,1f Ir'A. Q-,J 'xl 7 xi xtgvalils us to the folxd f A ' I f w' Xu' I ' ' - Carl L. ' he'er APPRECIATION . I, We,the members of the class of nineteen thirty i t, 'sh to express our appreciation and thanksto our parents,teac ers, d all of those that have made our memorievsbtvlouifmlfiepublic high sch0O P1935- ant ones We wish to express our aeereciatioa to- ur paren s,who fri!! have made it possible for us to attendxsfciiooilrand gmuide us in , in every jibfssiile way to attain our goal as high scho g teg, we are truly giateful. In these final words,we wish to pre s up n you Juniors,Sophomores,and Freshman that you should use al availahle time,for time passes on too quickly, 'X f X I our school life. To our teachers,who have taught us and h ed s!f i - Howard Cook XX K Lost yesterday,sometime between sunrise and sunset,three X Y golden minutes each set with sixty diamond seconds, No reward X is offered for they are gone forever. N 1 Nieman an 1 ft 'f Y- le H 1

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MEMC2IQl.EfS OF IU-1.5. - V s e B V J UNIQIQ CLASS First Row: Velma Enders, Lois Taylor, Betty Paden, Robert Fretz Robert Straub, Glenwood Anway, Helen Sherman, Lois Spotts Pauline Egbert. ' Second Row: Miss Roland, Ned Hawk, Virginia Michaels, Alice Kehr, Ida Mae Powers, Darl Baugher, Donald Egbert, Mr. Swihart. Third Row: Wallace Wagner, Leonard Holmer, Bryce Weiker, Clarence Price, Richard Focht, Albert Lepouttre. Glenn Michener, president Helen Sherman, Vice president Lois Spotts, secretary-treasurer Robert Straub and Leonard Holmer, reporters NINETEEN 'FHHQTYEIGHT s