Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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M EMG-,i'iI.E 5 CJ? Ki-1.5. VOCAL soLQ,.x courier ,N F1 11 xx N bbw The annual vocaTf'sTole contkestxwasl held at New Riege on March 15, 1938 Our school was 5epresent5dr'Ei5fTiq2je' peop3.'es,f.X They,,4,N,eV1fg.X Roope, Robert sm-sub, Glenwo T1 mmay,4qar1..mphener.,3.1e1 Damyerimes Aw KR - JNWJ .5 ENV... .1 lx Rowena p1acedRf.'ir's e3in the soprano section mth the C.-:election Morning by Oley Speake. Robert Straub also received first ifnxhef tenor section with Pal V-aMe6i 'Wis His number. Both will sing their nmbe S in the North- westg'dis'l5fic2g,,c0nte.st at Bowling Green on April 29, 1938. r 'ZW f' f' ' GfeNm1vodd3i..Q,agl11end Dawn did not succeed in placing. glemvgqdp' was in the bass section vEi,th1,rQ1e selection, Time To Go . Carl, ifn'tHe bafritone sectionffsglg Rolling DovYnb,To..?Rio . Dawn, in the alto sectiegip sang JusteA Wearj'ih1.11A'.,.---J A W S A .cf seg, i if . Q The judge of thisicontesd was W. anderson, music directer of tl1e Find- lay schools. Lf-.N , fx if 3 9 fj NSTRUMENTAL Qso comnsr, -s. I. L ' Y' kk Xxx The instrumental 'co est was held at Thiompspn, Mafch 85--1938. 'Ned Hawk represented our schoo with his saaiaghonei solo 'igia Concarthtegxiib R I n . 'J jgkxii, I Sieve In Npiano - 'vio in contest fDoi1na ..Reed and Glieel, Oy-a Lake represented ODI' sch ol. This co est was eld at Bloomville cjnrlgfarch first, 1958. Donna pla d The Firs Waltz n the piano conte'st'Nbigfl5ailed to place. Glee Ove. pl ce first 't er violin solo SchonV rin . Glee Ova will play her num er n t N rthwest district contest a V wling Green on April 29, 1958. 4 ONE ACT PLAY r the co p ay contest last fall, the. Senior Class had the honor of X e enting he ,e-act pla1LjFancy-1s 'Knel1 . The play was directed by Super n ndent vrihf?t,.,f-f ' W-,,f-W In e rel ' ries, T mpson and Republic competed here in the Repub- lic sch 1 De 'ber 37 with the former receiving first place. The i' nal refheld December 8, 1937 in Melmore with Melmore, Jackson and Thom son om ting. Thompson again took first place. The Re ubl c ast was composed of: x f fild Anna.............Win.ona Monroe X . . Young Anna.......A.nna Louise Yates f f' Mary Jane.... .........JeanMil1er .- Matilda. . . . . . . . . .Helen Hodges - Old man. . . . . . .Carl Michener f Young man. . . . . . . .Howard Seipp NINETEEN 'fl-llK'I'YeElC1l-l'F

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MEMQIUE5 OF M-1.5. S. -- ,. X, T , PRINQE lOF '-PEACE 4 CONTEST D' 7 . X, R - . A -tl Rowena. Roope represeniied ourxsohoolginlthe.'County Pr'iXnc'e. of' Peace Contest held at the Reformed Church fin Tiffirfg,--Herfloratioqn was entitled America Seen Through the Eyes OT Tal-Stranger . LRow'ene. was xpnfortunate in not being placed among the first three contestents. ' N A f -I -M vm - ., , . .63 ,fy N' e X 2 V, J, 1 DEBATE X Kr ' If 4 The fact that ,most of those who intended to debate were members oi' the basket beflllxteexns, me.defift1neqessary for the debators to beginxreteher Late in the year gr' HQ-V 'iXr,,N,,, 1 Eight peoplelflfiogrx Qf'7'VIhQIl'l. heidf' had previous debating ezgperiencei- repor- ted for this activityl ,Thejfxgierez Hgvmrd, Cook and Hele1iWHo'dges,, Tseniorsig Ida Mae Powers and Bryoe'Wei1ter351uniorsg Donald Porter and Marshall Lloydfg sophomores 5 Donna. Reed and lfhrjorive-iEokert, freshmen. Q, The affimmtive team W 'oh was ooinpcrsec! ot? Bryce Weiker amd Howard Cook with Donald Porter and Mar hall Lloyd pshglqnftarnate-se,. K sgxcceeded in-ffyvirnaing two debates. The negati team, 'whioh wvasdfcomposedx of'-xIdafMae Powers and Marjorie 'Eckert with Do a Reed 'es altgerante ifiwpngone debate. .XX up fu The teams were ably ssited by Mr. .Swihariz and Lllrf Burk.ho1der-.xrsrxg '- L , 3-AA Y .I ii-.. V Xxx , NEWS? 'R lxfyruf ' ., I-'yy Xxx ' i V VY The fix 1? ohool pa of Rep lic High School 'organized last fall and was name ' e Scip o S' , . It was printed on +1:13e'fg1nf11 page of the local newspo. r. E 'Undef The staff r t e rs semester vans: U Hel od es and Winona. Monroe - co-editors . dit Te. or - interesting facts , L is p ts and Howard Cook - sports editors xx D ris 'ray - society editor X L on W 'gner - senior o-lgsigreporter L onar EIom org1ass reporter L nl, 'cfmnller - pifomore class reporter Hleh Coole - freshman class reporter The st ff th 'second semester was: . - d Mae Powers and Alice Marie Kehr - co-editors S rah Lloyd and Glenwood Anway - sports editors ois Taylor - society editor , Leon Wagner - senior class reporter I !Leona.rd Holmer - junior class reporter Leonard Miller - sophomore class reporter Helen Cooley - freshman class reporter 'N1lNE'ffff.,N TH HQTWY-,EQ IG HT

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MEMCJKIES CJF Ii.H.S. M I' OHEER PEADERS 'Q :f 'g ffJ1,f -fav ' , Carl Michener a d'Ida Mae Powers hare Peen our eheerjleaders for three yearsu Carl seryfd alene the Qirst year. ,We wang tolcongratulate them on their good worlmvvt bsxydji ,m,Q?l,f -,,,f I 'f- , r ,en ff fr, KX X YEAR BOOK CONTEST u.-. f,J The class debided to hold a contest to decide uponha hamehfcrlthe year book. The upper three classes participated, Approximatelyxsixtytqxfive names were submiitted. Memories of R.H.S. received the mostifyofscs. -ffhe one who sgggesteh the winning name, Rowena Roope, receiyed a free annual f . as a re 'mzifklx- , cs XE L V 1' ,,, R.: I. X fxmj. jg ,if ig- 4, SCHOILABSHIP ,TESLFW V wx WJ - fL....- x ' I ' ' 1 W Kai XM.-fax Tllofsgkparticipating in the Scholarship Tests taken April 23, 1958 were: .tXNF1rst5year English r NM ry,Ann essler lst jf 3'V', gjyfi kfjTM 'jorie E kert lst fr, , x -Q A sgqgna yziar Englishlw- riegxnert Mill 1- 51-C1 K Thifrdwygreartgrfglzgsh 2- W 'Mona Valenti . 41, 5g:,3 I' --lfhjy is Spgttg V 'World 4 Le fs Hawk 3rd E jf Dori Lawc , American History Paul S U 2n- Biology Rowena Roope rd Marshall Lloy 4th Algebra y Dorothy Powers Donna Reed ' Geometry - 'Ida Maemgpwefs Sr GlensMichener X General Science - Ernest Hopple 5r Anna Rouch First year Latin Lois Taylor Virginia Michaels Second year Latin - Florence Kays 4th lN'El'EQ EN TH J K T Y- E I G H T