Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY . . . Mr. Howard Brainard Commercial Studies, Geography College-Bliss College, Columbus, B.S, Home+Harpersfield, Ohio Hobby+Hunting and fishing Pet Saying- Speed test today! Mrs. Marie Day English, Latin Mr. John W. Greenawalt Mathematics, Science CollegevEdinboro State ,Teachers , College, Pennsylvania, B.S. Home-Geneva, Ohio HobbyfCoaching Pet Sayinyzw Clean up your test tubes. Mr. Ralph Parmigian Mrs. Mary Edna Pame Social Studies Journallsma French, College-Kent State University, B.S Home Econo-mics Home-Ashtabula. ohio College+Ohio State University, Hobbyfgeadlprg W B.S., HA., M.A. Pet Saying- fest tomorrow. Home-Geneva, Ohio Hobby-Gardening Pet Saying-- Do you have a per- ' mit 7 College--Mercyhurst College, Erie, Pennsylvania, B.A. Home-Ashtabula, Ohio Hobby-Teaching Pet Saying- I disagree. Miss Dorothy Shaulis Mr. Michael M. Marko Music, English, Physical Education, Mathe- Physical Education matics, Practical Arts College-Capital University, Colum- College-Bowling Green University, bus, Ohio, B.S.M. B.S. Homz?Evans City, Pennsylvania Home-Geneva, Ohio Hobby-Collecting salt and pepper Hobbyw-Sports and furniture shakers building Pet Saying- Smile! Pet Saying- Get on the ball!

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SUPERINTENDENT CLYDE A. INGHAM We seniors wish to thank you, Mr. Ingham, for your interest and understanding and thoughtfulness, and for all the help you have given us. As we leave Spencer, we shall never forget you and the inspira- tion of the pattern for living which you daily exemplify. SCHOOL SECRETARY . ANNE, CROSS To you, Anne, we want to ex- press our warmest thanks, not just for the capable way in which you perform your duties, but most of all because you are always ready and willing to do those countless other things that are not required but need so much to be done- to give comfort and reassurance as well as ideas.

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SENIORS . . . ROBERT KOZUB Bob Wha.t's that mean? Untamed blond hair, teasing blue eyes. height, whole- hcartcd participation in sports, a sincere and earnest desire for education plus the determination to get it, these are charac- teristic of Bob Kozub, for whom cars upset in ditches but roller skates and ice skates behave. He has gained co-ordination and confidence through effort, and we feel that in whatever field of life Bob's future may lie he will leave a lasting impression and a worthwhile contribution. ROBERT BERRY Put-Put That's a little gem! Acting:-he's a natural for the Henry Aldrich type of comedy---and witticisms have made Bob Berry the card of the class from Way back when. But this mischievous happy- go-lucky fellow can be serious, too, as shown by his fondness for and skill in trapping, or his good-natured patience in pinch-hitting as Mom and Dad for his little sisters when his parents are away. BEVERLY LYON Bev Gosh Shy and dainty though she is, Beverly carries an over- load of secretarial jobs with promptness and efficiency quite out of proportion to her size. Of course, her main interest is Dave, but there's home economics too, 'and what with manage- ment of a household, past, present, or future, she needs all she can learn. She's a real trouper, too, whether she's on the stage or facing the daily round with cheerfulnoss and good humor. TERSIGNI DOlf I did7L't study my P. O. D. Team spiriti ,and command of basketball strategy-name tltese and you have Adolph, who has won the admiration of teammates, opponents, and officials for his clean-cut, square- shooting performance on the basketball floor. But we'll remem- ber him for his good-natured helpfulness, his paternal at- titude toward little boys, the way he supports the modern adage that Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and his deSire for a new ear that won't burn oil like a diesel.