Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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1941 fcont,D Fern Vos? Home Qeepubiic, 01110 Charles mason, Jr. Factory Hork nepub1io5 Ohio Qetty MQSUCP ' 1105716 Republic, Ohio uarguerite Uherman Telephone Operator Tiffin, Ohio Geraldine Williams Ohio Bell Telephone Jo, Sandusky, Ohio Among the most important commerations of the class of nineteen-hundred forty-two are that this is the first time for a third generation to graduate since'dm first graduating class of eighteen-hundred ninety. -In the Class of l89O,Anna E. Freesman, was graduated in the first class that graduated from Republic High School,Mrs Freesman's daughter, Alice Louise, graduated in 1918 during our first Uorld War. In this years class is Hrs, Anna Echel- berry's grandson, Cameron Dungan. The present class is also the first class to graduate having entered school the same year the new high school baud? ing was opened in nineteen-hundred thirty. A, sacmmnn sm NCE by Helen Hesnard This could be called a nbackward glance,H A glimpse of yester-year, A peak into the long ago-- What's in a name, my dears? Those second graders were very bright! 4All the answers they knew well, That the teacher was an amateur - One could very quickly tell, Despite continued illness A farmer lad was Vincent, Which kept them out for days, From letter A to Z. Both Stella and Carl were diligent- He's now an F. F. A.'er They razed many Als. Of no small ability. Two little blonde were very shy, Ke were strange to each other-- That they were very quick to learn, I was slow to discover. Yes, Joyce has proved that she is Full of fun and busy-nessg And Marjorie shows us she can change From Charles to - - Well, you guess.

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Robert Straub Wallace Wagner Bryce Ueiker Anna Benner Lillian Bogart, James Braley Hazel Breymen Wade Benfer Clarence Cook Mayo Cook Loyal Cole Cathrine Daniels Phyllis George Norman Hampshire Martha Hepperly Lewis Hawk Kenneth Kretsinger Glee Ova Lake Sarah Lloyd Marshall Lloyd Doris Laux Leonard Miller La Von Husselman Lucille Hiller Herbert Hiller Paul Michener John Ginnever Donald Porter Hrben Kistler, Jr. Rowena Roope Dale Shambaugh Carlton Schock Jean Powell Leona Valentine Mary Belle Williams Helen Cooley Dale Cook Vernon Caldwell Marjorie Eckert Leonard Echelberry Mary Alice Garvin Ernest Hopple Richard Hepperly Helvin Hanna Mary Ann Kessler Doris Myers Dorothy Powers Donna Reed Anna Rouch Vernon Spotts l-I-I l959 Ccont,D National Machinery Tiffin, Ohio U. s. Army Kessler Field, Miss. Farmer Republic, Ohio l94O Hrs. Anna Babione Old Fort, Ohio Beauty Operator Fostoria, Ohio Webster Mgf. Go. Tiffin, Ohio Lucas Co. Hospital Toledo, Ohio Home Republic, Ohio R. R. Carpenter Sandnsky, Ohio B. G. University ' Bowling Green, Ohio National Machinery Tiffin, Ohio Lucas Co. Hospital , Toledo, Ohio Boles-Dandurand Tiffin, Ohio Home Republic, Ohio Home Republic, Ohio Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio B, M O, Railroad Republic, Ohio Vanity Beauty Shoppe Tiffin, Ohio Conservation Office Tiffin, Ohio National Machinery Tiffin, Ohio Housenaid Tiffin, Ohio National'Hachinery Tiffin, Ohio Mrs. La Von Doyle Willard, Ohio Factory Horker Mansfield, Ohio Republic Elevator Republic, Ohio B . G, University Bowling Green, Ohio Larsen Dairy Tiffin, Ohio Reinhart and Jones Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin University Tiffin, Ohio Woolworth Store Tiffin, Ohio Tool Defense Plant Detroit, Michigan Basic Dolimite Maple Grove, Ohio Tiffin University Tiffin, Ohio Hrs. Leona Hiller ,Mansf1eld, Ohio Woolworth Store fSandusky, Ohio l94l Mrs. Richard Hepperly Tiffin, Ohio Pennsylvania Railroad Tiffin, Ohio Wire Mill Republic, Ohio Hrs. Iarge Slocum Kessler Field, Miss. Pottery Republic, Ohio Mrs. Mary Alice Gernert Repuilic, Ohio Swick's Garape Republic, Ohio Potterys Tiffin, Ohio Pennsylvania Railroad Tiffin, Ohio Nitecki's Store Republic, Ohio Glass Factory Tiffin, Ohio Kanan's Store Republic, Ohio Gray and Uhite Tiffin, Ohio Home Republic, Ohio Factory York Republic, Ohio

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' -.. Slim Peggy always was at hand. Alvin always liked the dirt. or She liked to Work and playg He'd cone, neat as a pin, She did not like arithpetie, But e'er the day was well begun, But she could read all day. Of pigs he'd be a kin. p', A. ' ' R ' When Paul was in the second grade y,f I His teacher washis Jiri, or suehgmd vyn' nf Teo had, that, as he Jrew and drew 'M , He had tofehnnge.his mind so much. Remember liutleEGeialdine? Shy Leonard wasta handsome ehap,' Lnid Loudon was her pal-- 1 A gentleman where efer he went Ze aren't suyprixnithat she's His.Uriting was--well,never mind- The elass'sHglanourWgalan -, He rated A in deportment. Q 3' the might have known that , Possessed-some -Even in thosedays -V, He excelled in I . Small,shy Lueileyeaue to our school, Quite late duringfthe year. That she would eier forget her Work I had no need to fear. - Small Arlin was SO BUSY, llern and full of fun. I neverisan him start a fuss, little Bob acting 5raees-- 'IM , , x in the second grade, 2 making faces, , H Virgil was an earnest lad Vho liked to talk a bit, His lunches were a work of art4- At noon he'd sit aid sit, Q 4 '1: I x We are proud of Evelvn?Jordan Y - Who with clever hands is blest Also, Ethel,-who once moved away, .M,,, 5 , , , , I, deitner would he run. M , But likes H. H. S. the'best.M A Q' r- H 1 1 f . ' ' Q he are not forgetting Cameron,: ' 1 f Uho flirts with all the Qirls' . , 9 , E Rnd Dorothy Qare and Iaryxloope, 4 1 f'U Who have'diambnds-QnotUgenrls. 3 3 !i'f f 3 . fs. I l There ere busy lnha'aud Iaryg' I Lois Snyder thinks that marriage Freda,thappy asfa lark, f ' ,,, ,Has.tho hest that life gives, Robert Bonham, the dependable,' , Her cousin Llanor Reynolds, ' guietihuth andzhegina Starkg '. it Jackson Center lives. I ' ' 2 'Irene graduates fron dreensprings, I . Arlene Vaughn fron Dloonville Hi, I :Raymend:Daniels is employed , f By the BL Q O. Harvey Valentine is a sailor tad, seas, sailor, Vinton sails, the liehard Ferguson's an Billy Ldie's home from 5-Cfs. Teo had that Georye should He's at Ht. lion, Naomi Humes at Old Fort, Minetta is quite near. we hear,,x near hy, Audrey, and Juanita Malone, At Columbian Hi still linger. Lois Jujp is also there-- Tith a diamond on her finger. moye away.Eugene nefve not forgotten, X A blend lad, tall, and fair. he left us for a better world. -H fe hope to meet him there, There are others when we've not mentioned The were with us in days past, We are sorry they stopped along the way, As years sligped by so fasts -murm-