Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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I Mt, J. Lohr Swihurt--- I trust that...,.,, ' do to your home rooms now.... I Mr. H. D. Feed-L Tellg he upt and kissel her. Hell, lotfs keep it down to Q roar in here. Miss Tnolus Clagett--- You start 'the ball a rollin'. You must have a fever, Mrs. Leona Enders--- ' Ton sooonds......Got ready... .,Go. Don't forget to double space. Mfsu lliricug S:jii1--- Bing. Don't sit ond look. Jtog cracking your gum. Miss Esther Lrwin--- Get your orders in now. Squeaky choirs get on ny nofvosi Hr. C. F. Cole--- If you wont to fiddle around join the U, P. A. I heard u story the other dig. - Mr. L, C. Jonos--- C1 ....-1, - some dusk monley. .4 In the iifst plQ3G...iR tle second plane... Miss Fannie Rollaod--- If anything happens back here, I'll lot you know. Hell.....,just....e minute. - - lies Bernice UsutsoQi--- Boys! And girls! F' QHLLLLLL Miss Betty Bonnell--- Oh, my stomach, ... .,' .. , .'.' W- IHL1 so .11 ,a'J1l-f:a. I o,411't U. ln...

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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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- 4KN ,S 1 czggiit f , ' y f ,: ,- f ' 7 'y f 6.1 11 in -fit -A X ., N. fxfrzf MJ h -' xkL,35Lx i Jonquil Jones. , .Hotel Hostess Kickie Bonbon, , HBugsn Ketchum . . Loves to dissect bugs, Rodeo Stunt Rider. . . . Tourist from Japan , Katty Kash . . . a popular girl back home . Anne Sohia Timkins - I - Jemima Jane Timkinsj Twin laldens' ' ' ' Milly Maynard Q. 1n11iCent1.1annerS 5 1-faid Of'WOfk - - - - HSparkieu Miller . . Mitsou Fujiama , Sylvia Spankum . . . .a beauty expert , , , Z snioute to Hollywood I ' Z , . .Emma Lace , Jerry Holmer Vie Ann Straub . .Norma Roope . , Mary Roope . .Mary Braley Dorothy Bare ' Margaret Ink . .Doris Hesse Zoe Hodges gaY?PLGPEGH, , , , ,Mayor of Daisytown, ,Maryorie Eahelberry acc ar . . . . .Debonair Qews Reporter. . . Lucile Bishop Paul Pizzicati . . Interested in nBugsH , , Catherine Weiher Dare-Devil DaviS , . . .Stunt Flyer. . . . . . .Edith Swick Toki San . . . . , , The Mayor's Valet , , ,Stella Kramer Believe-It-Or-NOt-HOPkiHS. . . . . . . . .Donna Metzger Razmataz Simkinsj I Freda Wenner Bobby Simpkins J- ' - ' ' 'Twins - - - - Rosalee Cooley Jim Dandy, , , , , , , ,Country Boy , , , , Joyce Kretsinger fab WE? 1'-.-523 'v ' - 3 T -,g ,T Hgh ,gil KU, . h titre' -waf if Upholding an unwritten tradition,a debate team was again organized by our coach, Mr. H. D. Fee. after debating Colum- bian, Attica, and Thompson in preliminary contests, the team rolled into a first place tie with Bettsville, each winning six consecutive debates in the County Debate Tournament held at Bloomville. Both of the teams received 16 out of 18 pos- sible judges decisions. This was the first time a team from Republic ever won the County or District Debate Tournament. The debate centered around the question, resolved: That as a permanent policy, every able-bodied male citizen should be required to have one year compulsory military training be- fore attaining the present draft age. Upholding the negative side of the proposition were Louise Laibe and Margaret Inky advocating the affirmative, Doris Kramer and Carl Hall. Duane Grimes assisted as a chairman of the debates at various occa- sions. Ur. Swihart supervised the debating activities after Hr- Fee entered the U. S. Army. - On April lO aid ll, the debate squad journeyed to Colum- bus to compete in the State Debate Tournament. In the state contest, sixteen schools represented the eight districts of Ohio. Our team won one and lost three decisions here, Others who attempted to mount berths on the team were as follows: Floyd Trachsel, Raymond Bogner, Lilliam Snyder, and Duane Grimes. Others, together with these, should strive to uphold the record that was made this year, The experience of public speaking is a priceless award in itself.