Scipio Republic High School - Memories Yearbook (Republic, OH)

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Class Hi tory Our first grade was really something. We had a total of eight different teachers. Each one of them had a different way of teaching. So, we really didn't learn too much. But that was only part of it During the year of l9H5 we had the big blizzard le were out of school for six weeks It is no wonder the teachers think the class of '56 is so mean Seven of the eleven in our class started in the first grade at Republic so that accounts for it Miss Shive was the teacher in the second class We picked up Carole Lombard at this time, and also picked up the marbles that rolled under the door from the fourths grads room That was also the year of catching mice Our room seemed to be full of them The third grade was quite an exciting grade Miss Winters was our teacher. She was pretty good at telling us tales about herself This was also the year for throwing erasers We nasty kids would throw them at her and she would bat them back at us with the paddle One of these erasers was aimed straight for David Bowerman, but of course, he ducked and it got one of the girls There was also the time when the class was lined up in front of the room for a paddling We had been rather naughty Miss Winters gave us the choice of being hit on the knuckles with a ruler or a paddling with a yardstick Janice Mohr was the only smart one She took the yardstick Oh what a year! Not very much happened in the fourth grade Hrs Webster was our teacher This was the year James King came to Republic to Join our class This was the year we played quite if you like the game our fifth grade teacher on St Patr1ck's continued to get into devilment and this of us fall of us'H had nothing else but a bit of cops and robbers It was very exciting- Thie was the time for the birthday party for Day We all wore green for hrs Mary Miller W year we had extra home work for punishment Some homework This was the year Marion Sherman joined the 'chain' gang During the sixth grade we had Mr Shoup for the teacher Oh those years of growing up Sometimes it was rough life Our next great step was up the stairs and into the Junior high Boy did we feel big then! Was that a year of punishment for all of us Standing against the walls and what else Mr Stacy was the seventh grade homeroom teacher This was the year of the lovely eventh and eighth grade banquet It was hard for us to find our way around from class class The Junior high boys won the Junior high basketball tournament this year, and we had a basketball banquet which was also very nice During the eight grade the seventh grade treated us We continued to have some diffi culties in classes with the teachers Now we are in high school Freshman initiation was fun But it was more fun in our senior year being on the giving side rather than the taking side The sophomore class, remember that sign hanging out the library window That also w s the year we began typing class we had a bake sale that year that was the most successful one we had Junior year we got our rings We had the 'Riddle Ve Richesn as the Junior Class Play It was fun to work on the Junior Senior Prom- the them was n'oonl1ght Bgyl pregtiest one 'e've ever had here so the '56 class thinks In the spring of the Junior year the class had to make the first decisions on the yearbook division pages cover design inside cover design and colo It took a lot of work in the senior year to get this fine production rolling The yearbook staff was Editor Carole Lombard Assistant Editor Edith Powell, Business Manager Evelyn Coffman, Advertising Manager David Bowerman, James King, Marion Sherman, Subscription Manager Hon Anble Cordell Miller Class Vditor Janice Mohr Sports Wdltor Gordon Feasel Class Hi Tditor Evelyn Coffman, Publicity Bev Cole 2 1'

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1935 Howard Mays Clyde Ellen Miller Ward Tiffin Vary Alice Miller Smith Tiffin George Neikirk, Tiffin Mary Prindle Miller, Tiffin Buannah Reiter Tippin, Shelbyville Lester Roth Toledo Leona Sney Fuggltt Tiffin Marian Spidle Roth Toledo 'Floyd Todd Alice Watson Nelkirk Tiffin 1936 Richard Bruehlman Columbus Ivan Cole Findlay Theodore Egbex-t,Lyonsf Few Jersey Harry Gruelick, Japan Dorotha Hammond Barrett Carey Burdell Heyman, Cleveland Hazel Hodges Smith, Fostoria Evelyn Hoover Drinkwater Tiffin Dale Hopple Cleveland Donald Kline, Belleville Ill Leland Kretslnger, Dayton Mary Jane Oller Egbert, Tiffin Neile Payne, Sylvania 'Glenn Porter nd Alice Sherman Williams Tecumseh Mich. Leland Kretsinger, Dayton Mary Smith Head, Fostoria Allen Wagner, Warner Robins, Ga. Francis Yates Porter, Fla. Leila Zehring Fredricks, Republic 1937 Dorothy Albright Riddle, Lima Ola Mae Baldosser Detterman, Republic Olan Baldoseer, Republic Leota Bishop Nye, Jr , Tiffin Ernest Cook, Toledo James Drinkwater, Tiffin Eldon Rell, Cleveland Gordon I-Ieckard, Republic Juanita Kline, Port Clinton Margaret Lepouttre Whipple, Republic Thomas Lloyd, Tiffin Ella Mays Yaichner, Euclid John Rimes, Tiffin Wilbur Porter, Republic Leondus Price, Republic Harley Shambaugh Tucson, Aria Gaylord Snavely, Republic Margaret Somers Snavely, Republic Lester Webster, Tiffin Viola Rartzel Ritecki, Republic 1938 Doris Anway Coleman, Tiffin Howard Cook, Republic Monroe Cramer, Sycamore Dorothy Echelberry Adams, Fostoria Kathryn Echelberry Reclcard, Republic Helen Hodges Nutter, Tiffin Cletus Ropple, Republic Florence Keys Ropple, Republic Carl Michener, Bloomville Jean Miller Lloyd, Tiffin Winona Monroe Ropple, Republic 1938-continued Wqne Roth Republic Leona Schock Joseph, Tiffin Bernice Smith Fostoria Howard Seipp Tiffin 'Paul Stark 'Edith Taylor 0'Connell Leon Wagner Chicago, Ill Helen Walton Wise Tiffin James Watson Findlay Evelyn Wenner Suffecool Fort Seneca Anna Louise Yates Golllng, Republic 1 39 Glenwood Anway Toledo Darl Baugher Tiffin Pauline Egbert Shultz Republic Velma Enders Smith Attica Richard Foch Tiffin Robert frets, Bloomville Ned Hawk, Republic Leonard Rolmer Republic Alice Marie Kehr Berea Ruth Hanna Burkhard. Tiffin Albert Lepouttre, La. Virginia Micheal Reed, Fremont Glenn Michener, Republic Betty Paden Straub Wood River Ill Ida Mae Powers Michensr, Republic Clarence Price, Old Fort Relen Sherman Dlldine, Tiffin Lois Spotts Boyd, Clyde Robert Straub, 'ood River, Ill Bryce Welker, Republic Wallace Wagner, Garden City, Mich. Anna Benner Bablone, Greensprings Lillian Bogart Dlshong, Republic James Braley, Republic Razel Breymen Dick, Clyde Wade Benfer, Republic Clarence Cook, Tiffin Mayo Cook Drake, Tiffin Loyal Cole, Republic Catherine Daniels Egbert, Republic Phyllis George Valentine, Columbus Norman Hampshire, Republic Martha Hepperly Boyer, Clyde Lewis Hawk Carey Kenneth Kretsinger Republic Glee Ova Lake Everetts, Tiffin Sarah Lloyd Slelheimer, Tiffin Marshall Lloyd, Tiffin Doris Lanz Swander, Tiffin Leonard Miller, Sanduslq La Von Musselman Dole Willard Herbert Miller, Republic Paul Michener, Republic John Gdnnever, Glbsonburg Donald Porter, Ile. Erben Kistler, Jr., Akron Rowena Roope Try, Old lort Dale Shambaugh, Riverdale, Md. Carleton Schock, Tiffin Jean Powell Shambsugh, Riverdale, Md. Leona Valentine Miller, Tiffin Mary Belle Williams Schmidt, Tiffin Lucille Miller Skim, Mansfield , I . 9 G-erald1ne,Colley Frost, Waterville Donald Egbert, Republic I ' D 19340 I I 5 I I