Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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,-'Xa X I 1,-'If-I H 1 , l ,- .IXflfJ3'fl!.:,J.Kl.r'.1:J O? lyrics. 1 JHMIORJCLASS PLAY if- xy, A'Q'f If ffffft-'17 . The Junior Class of R.H.S.H Vpresenjzedflitsh cle.k'p'l'ay, A College Town , a farce comed in t'h1+e1eL acts ybydfdalter l3en'Hag Noveiiberx 12, 1937 at the high school ditoriv:m. lem '--, I -.,,,4' A NG A, 2, . , . K... 1 IQEXNJ? If , if , 'ip-Mffli n U ff' - . . , , , The char cters were 'as ffollows: ,xv fx I p Tad Chese dine, the College Cut--up - Leonard Hol3ner - Q--'wks Jimmie Cawigendish, a Rah-rah boy - Bryce Weiker U -Xu N I Leviticuskthe Ace of Spades - Glenwood Anway Z Ma' Kilpeipper, the Head of the Military - Med .,,,.:r 4' of. Eenzfcharrib Popp, the chair of Philologyq-3aDarl Baugher g S ch Macllllister, the football captainv- Robert Strauh X-:XJ N ortySLong,I-fthe Ubiquitous Freshmari' - Wallace lTa.gner,.J Filly 'QQ-in Dorn, on the Glee Clppie 'Albert re QBQS Twiggs, on the faculty - Clarence 3 Pr . Schlauber, professor of Qqerman ,1e,jDonald Egbert Pres. E -1C1'1I:fl.St, thlcitggnesidentiiafithe Coll ge - Glenn Michener Lieut ant Sffialxl ,- I ert FI'C'f?Z.: 4 M' 's Jim Chekng, the girl from Npixie - fda Mae Powers M ' rie qiriland, themqlrege widmv - Lois Pfpotts A gggsny Ma , afpppulayr landlady - Helel Sherman U Miss Jane Civgndi J' Qairendish 8c,Pean,'Wall Stl, N.Y. - Velma Enders Mrs. Cleopat:ia.PQ'Ep,, a faeultyut pe -7 Betty Padtn J ' Mrs. Mollie Qjfifes, honeymooner 3 ,Lois Taylory I 4 . Miss Twiggs, ag-'felip' of' other days Pauline Eg ert ' Mrs. Twiggs, aUJroth'erly old soul - Virginia Mi aels ,f mrs. Gi1Cm-ise'- 'Alice Kehr., yn X V f If A P. T. A. PLAY XX if The P T A presented Her Honor The E!ie.yo1r , Aa ltlulxeje'-ay comedy, to e. I ,f I I I capacity house on March ll. The play isle. Qooli-naxtur. d s' tire on the wom rights question and was ably portrayed by the f0,11!5YQ7iID.g cnet under the ,di rection of Miss Esther Erwin. V pf ff' Lester Parxnenter, candidate forwmayorxgq-AE. K.XBv.rkl1ol' er ff! Hon. Mike McGeon, political boss -l J. C.X'Bqard Xf ' Clarence Greenway , Eve's brother 7- Harry Fretl'-NX I f f Eve Greenway, Lester's fiancee -yBernice Henningerx X f' i Mrs. McNabb, widow and suffragette - Mrs. George Beecher I Doris Denton, an athleticpbud - .fem snow r X T . ,f Rosalie Myers, her chum - Vivian Miller X ' ff' Eliza. Goober, the cullud cook - Florene Hippler XX, K - ' x , xy T-.jfjl- ij fl 4 Mr Hr- 42,1 fa 2 lun' s,:I.,1lQ SMH rHgfs!i-,.3CjI-5j J5.I.a.5.J...,:.lJ..f 5. ,A , M, 2, ,,. a.n's

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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

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MEMCJNES OF K.H.5.s 'XI X, -X-F ' '- '- '- Fi x '1-xY wf-Num ku wr 1 N , AGN., f'--we . 3 Ex fd SENIORXGLASS PLAY N, H X'-' X ' P 41' ..A. , Q A'-b X it X ' ' 'fn KN Q ' The Senior GJ.a?-'is pre's5n'tJed And IvTmry 5id. on ZSIEQX 6, 1958. ?Thi.s was l composed of a. cnstmofx eleven characters, consistingk of 'then,fol,Iifc:vri.11ggg Mary Svterl'ingQ4 la Joan of Arc -9- Doris .Anattf 1' l.a.vrr,enc'ei,tG-neyg' a modern 'fL1uncelot - Howard 2.2-at-.pp f Iilqcsqf Stezqljingg, arf old fashioned mother -- El'O1jflT2.'.2 vfmilaer' ,7 Ilalliel GITSLY5'f-fiL't!Jfli3'1 ,,Of JL-:ivrcnee and ombiticus as to w hislgatrimoiiial' ahds'i'iHn.ancial career -1 Carl lviriclmener Edith SmithQ,IvZo,ry9s churn, xvB,o'5re 'cg1ief aim in life is 5 to Jeff QUHQJQ fiftyhg-ounds -. mama urf1.y1er..x S H Willie Sterl.inQg,, M:5i',y'fs hrx ther -- 'Vw' Leon Wm.gn.e-1' Q Betty Sterling, Meryfs si wir - I Dorothy Eohelberrj? Miss O.C-QWhittelcer, ermas ulinei. monument to g I feminine freedom ... A 'UN Aix' j Bernice Snithf ' Matilda., helps Hrs. Ste ling lceepftheiittle angels? wings clean and als the houseay- ' glean Miller ' -A Henry, supposed to be aniel Greyifs ggard5en'er'W'5ut spends ,F,l'Xs-.QM'Q-Q5 most of his time ' Matildefs lrittchen- IIo'sirar'dX Cook YA hhle Q The Gentleman from G orgia ?'i'??? f i,, 'Q TURB ou. aeso o T p1'OS'0flt in I R' V' Plkace .. . H. 'a.rysva1o,Mass., N, 55.52 x ' i 'I Entertaixnwn t betwee acts w .J furnished by the elassjmemhers. Those who ss'sted W th e play Were: Anna Louise Yates,prompterg Paul Stark, s 1esXgnan erg Kathryn Echelberry, head usher: Cletus Hopple propert an s age manager. Miss Clagett coached the play. T FARMERS' INSTITUTE PLAY s ' igshthouse Na wa the play selected hy'the committee to be pre- sente X- t the fa mere institute. Mammary , the old mule although never e from evzage,-fe.dcdie'd6,1gg9h.'-t'o .t11e enjoyment of the play. The s follo s Hon. rm Enl - ,ffxianr Echeiberry Ned B1 e If Daryl Watson Ichabod Buzz r -f Dave Price Arthur hoke -- Gaylord Taber Injun Ji - A.I.Wei1cer Nan .. Margaret Sommers Moll Buz er n Louise Dungan Sarah Cgumlg-33' Choke - Ola Mae Baldosser Hortens Enlow - Phyllis Porter The play as coached 'by Mrs-. Frank Gray. A large and appreciative audience att nded 'both of the evenings that the play was given. MNETEEN 'VHHQTY-.EKJHT