Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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rfllsyr'- r'r, Inf' iX!lLlVlfgJs5.fHb QM' Jil I'-. , . .-,N,f,N.,,Jp Ni ,fxvlql xxx-N 'XX Q A '-QLUNIQR CLASSX HJ1,STOR'Jf 1 ' V T, ' X5 Nxxi . 1 I' xl It was in the 13911 of lassraumhefphe cigrss'--gf fssfelieeredx the Republic High School. Qwithfghihillgh eolors of 'dlfue'-rand 'golxdf '1 we wc-ire tgnenty - eight strong. N Ci - 'N F, K' L Our first big event ,ofgjthe year was the reception orwthe Freshmen. We were very courte.Qusly,rec,Q,ivedl by theupper olassmen and I spre the mem- bers vnlll always remember it as one of the outstanding evenjcs of their school life? We were well supplied with talent and promising pei-sonages for the coming yearsfin scholastic and extra-curricular activities? During our first yeaafp we we11el.:c e,pre,sented in the County Instrumental Contejstpxby Ned Hawk who sF6GE?YBd first' 'iisrlzthe-,pcoun'ty with his saxaphone solo. wef'a1soE had several 1nembersIffgri the basketbalxtlyt s, debate teams, glee clubs andemixed chorusl Hx.-w.,v j , ' fl-.. Q' A ' NY The officers for tliat-1 ,yeadfwhirke as. 1 s: ,Q N' Q f 'fl Presidentf. ........ Ida Mae Powers RA ,- vice Pre ide5mx...LefyaFa Halma- gl Secret y-Treasure'r:f:Lo s Spggxtrs MK iff' Report r ........ 72 . . Qygllled ls H ' wk The foundation laid, o e gloriougyear g e -f 'twaskxgood to be a 'Fresh- man but how much better i was to be no long I I reenie . X-sr ,, 5 5 During the Sophomore y ar,we enjoyedgthe res A Eixqleceptio ' aQ'I'tJ,3i'ebd to pay the new' students as uchkindness rid co rtesffa.asx,wEs pai to lus,wheth- er we succeeded or not, we will leav up' the Gla s 7oiv'4lQO. That ar we had a f wamembers o the basketball teagfrtsx and again we were well repr iented in all f the sch ol activities. In that ear's Instrumen- tal Contest odrsxrepresen ative, T d Hawk, had a littlexbad luck. He receiv- ed second pla e but was , ete ined to receive first place he next year. In our Soph more yeaff, we were better organized and our officers were as follows: N , , b ' X I es dent ........... Bryce Weiker - ic President ....... Betty Paden e retary ............ Lois Spotts XXX Tr asurer ......... Leonard Holmer R porter ........ ,wld-0yMae Powers Duri g he two prfafvipuslyeargfwere very faithfully advised by Miss Clagett Q -' ' As we e the fend of the65Tcalled Juniors, we look backward and smil- ingly sayzhllhe j urneyfias at places been hard and the giants of Disccntent and Discou agem t were many, ,but notwithstanding, 'twas a most delightful journey and a happ one and may the way called Seniors bring equal pleas - ures and su cess! D During th? month of November, we practised our Junior Class play, The College Town, , ,which was given November 15, 1957. I think this will be another eve ' which the members of the class will remember because every- one' seemed horoughly to enjoy himself or herself and I am very surprised that we really settled down to business the night the play was' given. As to whether the play was a success, we will let the ones who saw it decide. N I It-2 Eli EN TH HU Yai lil H T f

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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

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H ' X r H H ' r I F JXIILJWNCJ 1i.l'l'.D Qt 1k.rl,.b. . ' ,-L I : fgmnioR qCLAss'IHfsfpnY,fGniai3,, , I fuvmmx - ' - fe ' ,L K , .In our Juniaur ye'a?r'j'NLwe she1?sre'dEman5fignproi?eme'E1ts overigrevious years. We were represe ffedpiln the'iY1-strmnental xeontest by Tlled Hawlcqfrho received first In the voca, contest, WQXWGFG retresented by Glenwood Wnway who sings bass and by Rob 't Straub who sings tenor. Althoughkgdenweed was not as lucky as Robert, w him better luck next time. Rober't..,rec'e'i'ged first in the tenor sectioli. MWe were represented by three boys and two girli on the bas- ketball teams: iDarl Baugher, Leonard Holmer, Bryce Weiker,hLpisXSQ9tts and Betty Paden. Ida Mae Powers and Bryce Weiker representedlthgf' clahls on the debatery'-l?,Q51?3lSL3 B TA.N-..gf 4' Tfisfyeaf'we are proud of our boys' basketballrteam. They wenfthe honor of b ng the Class Champions of '57-'3QLoQg?opublic High School. yge, the Juniongare planning a Junior-Se 'or BanonetgwhicH'we hope will be,.fa succfess. 'A Ky,-we W Q -X kdglibe officers elected for this year are followsfz KR President .,... y. tk. Glenn-.Mi chener if Vice PresidentL..h.fHe1en Sherman Ls''Qeqre'l1Q:1vy--Treasnigehr 2.Lois Sgiotts Reporter.,.,q.a.. O E' alt 'gl auirlsol 0'r bhis .Leonard Hohmer A yeag are Miss Roland and Mr Swihart theft year -twill be the best of ell,we are looking forward with g'Fe'at ,jpyg t.o.E.ts coming. W ', . ' 1 X !'4j sf L.fLA z 2 f2,LVf 3 CLASS ROLL . F' f X I ,-.. X ' X Glenwo Charles Aryes CW-191571 Darl Baugher Edson Dettennan CW-19561 Donald Egbert ' Pauline Egbert Vehna Enders Robert Fretz virginia' Hammond QW-19573 ' y - Edith Hayman - CW41937l Ned Hawk . Leonard Holmer Alice Marie Kehr Albert Lepoultre Virginia Michael ' Betty. P den L Ida Ma Powers , aren e Price ' Jun Scwab -4-1 'YD Helel S1 erm ' Lois po ts L Robert St ub - Lois Ta 1 J .Wallace lagne 4 - Darl Wal QW- 9.562 y . '-'tis Bree Wei er W Q. ---- n Verne ' . il Cf-19361 ' old Sha ' -195 Glenn 'chene ACEL 9 Richard F ht I 193 Written by - 1 Betty Pa nil ,NLF-lETEfE'N 'H-infix 'r