Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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filrmf, T 51552, FJ? ii' F is C' also KNHKEL ckyf4bf Z V The Hay Day Festival was held in the auditorium last year instead of the usual outdoor program, because of rain. The lay Queen was elected by the high school students. hary Anne Kessler was chosen for the title, Marjorie Eckert was chosen as Laid of Honor. The 7th and Sth grades put on a lay Dole dancerand other forms of entertainment were provided. A pot luck dinner was held in the gym at noon. Later in the afternoon the awards for the Honor Circle were given to the students who participated in various school activities. Everyone had a good time despite the rain. The Scipio Siren is a school feature on the back page of the Republic Reporter, which is published weekly. Different reporters are selected for different classes and the other ac- tivities, and two co-editors are selected for each semester by the teachers. The co-editors for the first semester were Carl Hall and Lucile Bishop. For the second semester Louise Laibe and Rosalee Cooley took the job. The reporters for each set were as follows: Seventh grade Marjorie Fretz Eighth grade Wanda Swick inth grade Joan Snay Tenth Grade Catherine Weiker Eleventh grade Rosalee Cooley G Doris Kramer gwelveth grade Freda Uenner -.F.A. Eldon Powell e F.H.A. Vi Ann Straub Girls' Glee Club levee Kretsinger Boys' Glee Club Q Athletics Carl Hall me me --f Y 'v f ?iJ1 eisa,i!!l: if QW: iv n l'.ftfL5kAgfEJ - L- is Y 1 The annual Prince of Peace Declamation Contest 'was' held at the Evangelical Church last November. The contestants were Robert Neikirk, Duane Grimes and Carl Hall. They all gave ex- cellent speeches but the judges decided that Carl Hall should get the first prize. His speech uwas -entitled nPeace in Flamesn by Russel Holloway. He later represented Republic at Flat Rock, but failed to win.

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KJ The local high school again sponsored a Honor Society as a unit of the Seneca County Honor Society. In order to gain membership, a Junior or Senior student must make a minimum of grade A, B, B, B, the preceding semester. The local group elected the following officers: President Carl Hall Vice President Lucile Bishop Secretary Doris Kramer Treasurer Marjorie Echelberry Reporter , Louise Laibe Four all-county meetings were held during the year, one of whichuthe local society entertained. The society served at two basketball games in order to raise money to over come the treasury deficiency. The members visited Bowling Green University where they were excellently received. The ggroup was entertained by New Reigal and Attica during the year. The group is looking forward to spending a pleasant evening at Heidelberg on April 21. -- I Senior Members Carl Hall Marjorie Echelberry Clst.Sem.D Lucile Bishop Clst.Sem.J Margaret Ink Clst,Sem.D Junior Members Louise Laibe Doris HesseClst.Sem.D Doris Kramer Esther Ink Clst,Sem.l Arthur Hall Clst.Sem.D . v 4' , ,sb , 5 f2B1eiQQrQflMIF MI Q fix LL- Q W . 455' iw LL V The orchestra is composed-of nine young people. These folks are for the most part beginners in orchestral work, but most of them have taken a great interest in our work. Virginia Couch represented Republic at the Instrumental Contest held at Hopewell-Loudon on March la. Virginial was rated as an Uexcellentm player for her rendition of HAndanteH from MozartYs Piana SonataNo. l, However, she did not receive a medal, We hope more folks will take an interest in this event next year. The Orchestral Festival was held at Republic High School on April 7. Republic was represented by Virginia Couch,fluta and Harriet Anway, violin. ' The orchestra played for a few school activities during the year. We hope next year to have a bigger and better or? chestral group.

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