Spencer High School - Rupicola Yearbook (Spencer, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1931 volume:

jf '30, 3f NY. fb EXLIBRIS 's If! mills I in , gf is K 5- - ig 'V' A ci fu 'M' fm, J P-fab 'R Tw f ' all. , X 'f ' i ' A a ...- .,.. . 'i'iii'm9 Fi D P I coLAi A i tiii at i' eww Q mwaiab 'Sw MH'- . L'.. ,1 gs . , A M 1,fr -D L .- fs. ,,,- . ,L., , 3 - -,--U' .,,..-f' 2 Nam ' 'iiif'P1?' P f L- M v-f , new M' - - ,. r f-1'..i'1 Ni' illf' . his ff 4 'lffmlaazvnififnf li. lm i , ' , ' f N M , 3? .:,,r,6wo nr 97, - ..,. 2 'W-V Ms ., Z. , - 41111, ' ,.: ,Z?f'--, 1 - - - ' --lffrl-4-mi' Page four Miss Virginia jliilnrgan Into the atmosphe1'e of Spencer High School, four years ago, came the influence of a petite lady who was destined to contribute much to the school in the way of untiring work and effort for its success. This enjoyable young lady was Miss Virginia Morgan to whom the 1931 Rupicola is dedicated, with all due love and regard, by the Senior Class of 1931. Miss Morgan came to us from West Virginia University where she was highly recommended, both as a student and teacher. From her first entrance into the school she was loved and respected by all who knew her and the better acquainted one became with her the more sterling qualities one found to be admired. Miss Morgan is very serious abouther work and accom- plishes it in a very serious manner. She is always laughing and gay along with her requirements of a high standard of work and is so winning in her ways and has such a sunny personality that all who come in contact with her cannot help feeling that they are lifted a little higher by this contact. The influence of Miss Morgan in the school life is great because everyone admires her high ideals and st1'ong char- acter. Her influence with the present Senior class is un- bounded because she did much to mold their Senior life by bring them safely through their Junior year, at which time she was their class oflicer. Through the dedication of this Rupicola the school attempts to express the love and gratitude which it feels for the faithful work and unbounded loyalty of Miss Morgan and the class of 1931 wishes to extend to her its best wishes for a happy future and the realization of all her brightest dreams. A M7 1 A R 0 P I Q o LA J , x Q-J N 0 ,ff . f-5 Z, XIXN ,, , N ' H g ,:S?f.., IIU'Wllumfuuuu1u2'Ju:u1 K X L 3 ' Ti , V Miss VIRGINIA MORGAN Page fiv aww . im iwmmw R 0 P I COLA i Q' iff Egan' xi! K A M - ,fn J F Ju -. -F-J f' 7' F' - 1- ,- ,. M FI, , - ,- - f f f X !yfi - fs fl.. 5. '61.,MM. . . V 1-f gi -- - , 3 .-4,5251 4, ' g f,-QS ,.a:y?1sX 2' 0 'k . 'm .4 . -' V . 9 yu, 4. uma V I . ,- .- . g. 1 53,4 W- ,f -L K A, .M g 51:31 .EJ 'lirris:uf41.mmn Imam 1,-, , . 5 4'.If - ggi, - ff ww . sw. . W4- A 7, xflgiz ffy ..i..- afazfl' V - f uwb-A ' - I ' A f Mr Page six 'Wllliff mallet lat Fair! atop the noted cliff A structure full of knowledge Offers food and strengthens will For the entrance of college. She's S. H. S., our own Old Hi, Who 'fords attendant's treasureg She's helping get an open eye To success in greatest measure. Book-sense is one of many things That's offered good or gain, Our curriculum's great as in the state And orchestra, band, and team. She may be called Cliff Dweller Hi- This na1ne's so close at hand! We've already picked this worthy name For teams, paper, year-book and band. Our torch of Sportsmanship is brightg Our neighbor is our friendg We treat our 'ponents fair and White Regardless-lose or win! We work and try to boost our school, Not make it more forlorng We pray she'll keep her goodly name Long after we have gone. She now cultivates four-forty, -We're little more than seed. To build a Gold-Blue character Such material is what She needs. Soon She must restg There's some will stray Vacation days draw nigh. May we next year stay strong and brave And top another hill on high! -Bob DeP'ue. ee 'f'f'iv li o P I C 0 1. e N K' X, we fffm av qqalgi' rr lm 1 .fm as ,r ,u, Q 1, mm .bwvfb Q' wwiv.-1 'A- H . e K W M Q 64 --?- A.. ef' izlnh, 'Nw ...mmm uf w -', fy112?W,g,h,- V1 K ., - 1,,m ' xl K A .2 N F' - Q' . H -11 Yf53:2iffi'iff'f4fw ' . e 'X ' - : '. 121-:,i.,..+, N128-we A- A - A - wb' --H ---- - - Zianuse un the lifts Page seven W 'W A ' h13 RZ 0 P I COLA wt X! jf next, VU 'Nluluumluunfu-num f X N W if: :MQ Q SN . ,ff , J '59 1 I --W I, . , -5 - ' N.. s '-' V - Ag' K f' M f -14 ,ft A 1, w .- fu - , , W 'J ' f fm l i ' 4 9 Page eight x ' fM ww li 0 P I c o L f i J N, M' ' 1, Q V4.4 ,xx - . - A w - 2 f f XX . ' ' fr . . W m.. , ,m,' L f::.if 4 - , fm. r.- f ' nn: 'x7lm 'u M f- wwl1,-igi- V ,m'.h A .Q Page nine RW R U P I c OL I ,A 4 5 . ,EE .ii -- ' f' X u :, Ss- - A , , , ,WW V , E. f 1g33,Qtjq,: Jil: Huwmlllllllilflllillllirwllll Lk,,, ,T mkfxwy W , Q f'M,,.L3lLQQ5N+,3 , ' , , 'if My -'V Page fm wmv j' DRMUPICOL 0 x f ' fx- us' w 'hu lb- 6' A . ,Es - 9 , --- ' ,, ,- ,v5.:-- .5 V X X X 5 Mk M , A w H3 ,f V,Xk I ,Wi gl .. I. ,I L -L.. . , X I. 1, , Q M-NU 'llunmummufmmu.a ' X M , f- v Ng ,,.. , , , L r kw,. , Q .,., I 5 L i R.., M A r Page' vlvvmz ' iff anno f-.w..A . 5 .ei ' ,, .3 ,gs i, W, -W-1 W' X to 2, 1 .543 rx, . 553: 5. iwt .K . f r J f' ' XA. - Hr: , .Psi - - I y 'ww mf fe-Q, - K fy. y r . - , . Y y i i A t R. W. SHUMAKER Suprarvising-P1'r1'ncipal West Virginia Wesleyan, A. B., 1917 Wesleyan College Faculty, two years. Spencer High School, ten years. Page twelve A ,A-. ,,,W,-A-- f -,E 0 P I C 0 ' ffx A 0 ag l lllmum mu Juan NN... -gif! 5 QQMY ,fu 9 , V-A' f , ,X 5-S-.. -5 ' N ' ,, .. ' A' ' ' 'X' f -Z ffl zmlum I M l L I' X XT f . if ff X lf? V 1 JOHN W. NEWLON PI'f'HI.!Il'7If GUY D. FLESHER S. PARIS BELL Commissioner Secretary Page thirteen 2-ZXwRUPICHMA'HBf M, ... ,,.g ...., - , . - . ,Hmm - . 2' f ' ,. i - ., i i W, N D .1 V1 'ii Q, . -5.-' ,N ' .cw-'P' '. ' ff 5' llWki'f' f ---' - '- ' - 1 'A---Q - ,. F1 . ' 5 . '-:gif-VV .nw A f 1- ' fyib P-:riff miiwfavfmf if .1 .mmf V ef' V -- .mf f ' V ' 7 as Baath uf Duration The success or failure of any organization depends to a great extent upon its directors. A successful or prosperous organization always denotes a competent directorship, a failing or unsuccessful one, an incompetent directorship. Since Spencer High School has prospered greatly in the past year, it is easy to see that she has a competent directorship somewhere behind the scenes. This body takes the form of our most worthy Board of Education, to which much of our success and progress for the past year is due. John Newlon, president of the Board, is the foremost photo- grapher of our illustrious city. Mr. Newlon is a man of much ability and has always shown a kind disposition to lend a helping hand whenever needed. To the invaluable help and assistance of this man the Class of 1931 owes much of its success in the past year. Guy Flesher, commissioner, while one of the newer members of the Board, has shown himself none-the-less willing and ready to cooperate with the school in everything which might contribute to its success. Mr. Flesher is a highly respected citizen and is rapidly becoming a popular member of our Board. We hope that Mr. Flesher's great ability and love may be extended to many future classes of Spencer High. Gay Stalnaker, commissioner, is a worthy member of our Board who has had a great deal of experience in this line elsewhere. For several years he was a member of the Board of Education of Cal- houn County and, at the time of the erection of the Calhoun High School, was president of the Board. Mr. Stalnaker is also an experienced teacher and has been particularly helpful to Spencer, High School because of his experience and qualifications. Paris Bell, secretary, is an old and experienced assistant of the 'Board as he has served in this capacity for ten years. Mr. Bell is very popular with the student body and has given it the best of service in advice. We greatly value Mr. Bell's help and assistance and hope that he may long be in position to render such help and assistance to our school. Page fourteen TFZQXQUJJ LJ V S !!! UQ! ! . ,mx N!! Y H MI.. ,. CWUPICOLA f fxx mgwxxww M 'Wm- ' K-' i ':- M, 51 , .. .... .r '.' , 'ff 'K X. Q.. ' J W! 453, llil''l'f1.llf1I'lNl!llA'lIl,I9Ali.h'1 L Q , - W. ,ff Q Page sixteen '30, '31 jfarultp uf 5. . . Mr. Shumaker leads the list, He's served for nine big years. Miss Harrison with best degree Deserves the Big Class cheers. Mr. Brown, our good music man, Sure Hlls our school with glee. Mr. Karickhoff Works problems, A handsome man is he! Miss Roberts, so kind and true, Is our foreign language guide. Mrs. Payne through biology Tells us what's 'neath the hide. Miss Morgan, an English teacher, Who's pretty and all that. Mrs. Lukens is on the lineup, She's nice and oh so-! Mr. Snead, commercial teacher, You'd think his tales are true. Miss Plumer's With the social gang -Coach es some big plays too! M1'. Flint, a history teacher, Is for the best of things. Miss Davis teaches history too And helps our teams to Win. Coach Bullington, our boys' friend, Is loyal to his teams. Miss Lawsom, Who's our librarian, Scarce from her post is seen. Miss Parks in science does her bit To her the bug's a prey. M1's. Board, the office lady, Checks up on us each day. -Millarcl Fm-1'ell, '31 'i'W'iiW If D P I c: o LA I 0 0 ,fm 7 ,Q ., -1 A f . A Q.. - , -3 . ff ' ' - of-A ' ' . H A - - .L..,. ffl? . , re, 1 'fizbwfis HU 'IlmmmmruuuTulum M, v -.. wwewi I 'gs' 1 W-LLZWBQWH, A ww' I . 'H - 1: . , my ff. 1 5111-aw kk - -- me A - ,anffy-:ff --.-1614.4 OTIA PARKS Sfifvlff' West Virginia Universjity, A. B. 1929 .Spencer High! Scho l, two years. il, fl ,NWX J , , F V J if ff I IJ YM -I IX iff lv! fi If , A 1 lvl I J. if N L, If All X X yd 'XV - .ij ' L j ,xv J vw 'ily - I 1 jj 1 lv .5 , l X4 Vi WILLIAM J. FLINT Ciricx Davis and Elkins College, A. B. 1917 Union Theological Seminary, B. IJ. 1922 Marshall College, Summers of 1929 and 19530 Spencer High School two yeau Page seventeen ,-. ,L ,. .Lm, , M,,.,- .ww U P I C 0 . W 'bo O wi' IU lmlllllilillllllllllJliflli1 4 as g ,if ' f ' - Q 5, . X. , S 9.41: K , f 'Eff 0 M J ff , W wsgl gfi l m . ,:,,.- A bf- ,K - . A ' A I I V -- 221515, - ,lahl ' - 'IH'-in-fv ,,,.m,D K . -lg' ' 4 , , .. ,,.,MW - ww, - --ff f .w..,.,.,... N Mn th v nz a t ics, fl ml 'Plz ffsikill E 1111 cu firm West Virginia Wesleyan, B. S. 1929 Spencer High School, two ycais. DOROTHY DAVIS Hisforgf ami Physical Erlumtion Salem College, A. B. 1930 Spencer High School, one year. I I Page eighteen S - 2 i X i . 'if . f , fn :ff 5L6fff.ffCf' ., 1' J. B. AHLINGTO V Q f ,96g,,, 1, X it 1 jf 1 ' new 0 P I COLA oo - .L 'K 'C A - A -D ' ,ii W- Y x ' X , ,gig N . ' 'F' 9 g,, . J . A .F 144- - . Q, ,,. . I ic K '91 - Ei.:ifllllliflllllllflMlllIlll..llt'Nll1 Q .f'w,3 M., - ' . K ' . X 'Q 5 ---' ' tif' l DAISY Il. HARRISON English, Denison, Ph. B. 1923 Columbia University, A. M. 1926 Roosevelt-Wilson High, two years. Haverford Township Junior High, one year. Spencer High School, three years. D. C. SNEAD C0llIIIIt'7'Fll Rowling Green College of Commerce, A. C. A. and A. B. C. Beckley High School Shady High School Jacksonville Part-time High School Aurora High School Spencer High School, two years. v Page' nineteen ,Q RUPICOLA M f,m ,. ,-f - es ,M 2 .ii - --M '-' ' , ' ' -'wh ., f dw- .. gf . ' ' - 5' ,., - J A . ' ,iw -- Q: 1 . Y, . , ' ,N-I-M32 - , ' - - is Z, .4534IEIJ' iil1llrulum'uul4 ilvsuizl I' i X ' ,iff ' :Q U ,fyQ55,,..,hM ,,,. 4 gcffffgggzli.. .V , Q - Mr , ,. , K 1- 1 it A I ,,Mgigvg::.gg+F ,gqgi Q sf ' . ' wi ,ng West Virginia University, B. S. H. E. 1924 Home Economics Demonstration Agent for West Virginia University, 1924-1926 Franklin High School, 1926-1927 Spencer High School, four years. f , 1 .,, , . , f f , ORTON Rf KARICKHOFF Illfrflzvirlafirs West Virginia Wesleyan, B. S. American University, 1926-1927 Spencer High School, three years. NINA LUKENS Homv Economics and Eizglislz ef f 1 f 4'c3,fZ,'!f .JQV1 Qpfififizjl Holi'-f M1142 0 fi . 4,7izfAQe.f,.Q,, ,, 42,0 A 2 ,X Affy A51 Z-7415! , ,f4.fLff'l,' 2- 2 f ff' K, ,riffij T24 iff 'kf'14'i,y! jail' Page twenty S 4 ll J 4 Y J ,.X . in l M I . I .I J. 'o Q J s . .4 xi. wi J - A 4--X ,,.f-M-eff--E U P I C ' 'L' --- 3 fs ! - .es ' ,f 7 .. -, ., y I iii 'M ., , f . A ssfffi:- , 1 1111- - -f , L S ' . eff. . Af S' f- . Q iv f.. S H hh I!LI 'llluuuunuuun fume 1 . . nf .,.l I vlffi. , Q-fl' V S A I , . f,,.4. V 4+-If - . .. q,A. - Y:.f f , ., ,. 7,. ,. fs-' X' f-J - -is P 'W K ' H RUTH PAYNE Sc'iw1c'f' West Virginia University, A. B. 1928 Spencer High School, two years. LOUISE ROBERTS Frencll, Spanish :mal Latin West Virginia University, A. B. 1926 Pt. Marion, Pa., three years. Spencer High School, one year. N 'LiN ,i Page twenty-one im -uwmw If O P I COLA S S V il S 2 f Q l W ' V K S, 9 fs in -NW' T -' X, '-- H - J ff f N 4, A ff K ., q K fe v or 'LLL if-fzxlff . 'L n. 1 ' i g ' ' b e ref AZ 'X' X , ,Vw . 'lf N , J '. fix -KJ s X, 'lf EVA MCCLUNG Social Sf'l'1'7Zf'i' VVest Virginia University, A. B. 1930 Rroaddus Academy, 1926 Spencer High School, one year. JULIA PLUMER English and Social Science Muskingum College, A. B. 1927 Walton High School, three years. Spencer High School, one year. . f ,I LK 'HL , nf . , 11 4' ' 9' .ylff ,,l.'1,!,?Lo,-Aw A 1111, tif ,Initial J ,loo . 141772, ,- 'evjr' 1 !ilfn-if-'6 ri Cf- 'Mft' H MA' fl. 'o.-.l'ii, Af? . V - if I f 1 'n 'A 4' I ,I 1. A if .A A4 llfflfif' Page twenty-two ffmw li O P I coLA V Z1 A W ,9 : , ,Aw -.1 f' ffxx A .. , y J X Wy Q ,fig I O ll A M 'k ,wif ','. 2 K H U - '5 QfLQ3 'mA A' or 1 5. S, 'ff gill OPAL LAWSON Lilrrrwicm Ohio University, A. B. 1929 Columbia University, 1929 Spc der High School, tw? years. PM lib - 'I if 33? J X S. X , x x A ' , J c. . 1' . X or Grills if mf X S. - . X5 .QL 4 WILMA BOARD Clvrlr Spencer High School, two years. Page twenty-tlwee as he ,,.,.,-.ww R 0 P l C 0 LA, i e-K - ,z. A 'A l,- , J A 1 'F , --- -' ', f sf, 1 35: . , -1 '1 'uf - - , 3 H f , 5 5 , f , ., ,. . , , ,. - . ,, , , 7' ,,f,,- A- - . , HW-, f -We f V ,fn .. . M , WW, . . , . ff' f X DRA .QJ,jfff JV! y , ,Aff i A 7 , V. fVV 'if I VJ, a -Q F ,1 L 'V I Qjbi KARL V. BROWN Music Shenandoah College Kansas City Conservatory Northwestern University VVest Virginia University Private Tutors: De Berg Lofgren and Henry Gorrell Kidder College, Kidder, Missouri, ten years. Terra Alta High School, five years. Spencer High School, one year. Page twen ty-four QD R U If I COJLA 55 ' AM W Y , , f IV? Nb SE idk W Q K fgcgh I x XA wi MN I 6 xxx I I N ff'N nv X ' ,. if QV W V I 'I -14. WV ,Nl ug 1 'IM fz!!r1', .41 Jm li Q, T fl .'-- ' ,-X ,W--,,.,...,-..,, I K , , In .k , ,k,, i,3i5,V,g,., I I Eu , I I WMM ,wif e pm, Z Mamet: 'Mu' ML H- 0' . ' ' . if- ' f' 5 ff- , f 3 , if- ,..--M 'XD .f-W --., - H! . K. if A.. WM . A 4, 5' ff' e .. V. . ' f f , . . t , i-gy, 5.1 57-:T V ,V ' - Why wi ,, ,7,1:f,i,5,:-,-,L , . , v- ,5,,,,, ,.Z'fZ' Q N. llIJm'4mfuu.e, ' 'J X K Q t . , , ' r -t ,A . --'-'- . 'X Page twenty-six FOSTER HEDGES President Hi-Y Club, '28, '29, '30, '31, Boosters Club, '29, Football, '29 ,30. Skvkvkfkfk GWENDOLYN HARDMAN Vice-President Glee Club, '28, Secretary '31, Girl Re- serves, '29, '30, French Club, '29, '30, 1132111442 PAULINE MOORE Secretary Girl Reserves, '28, '30, President '31, Girls' Social Etiquette, President '30, '31, Girls' Health, '30. Pkikikbkwk JAMES BOARD Treasurer President Freshman Class, '28, President Hi-Y Club, '31, Junior President, '30, Boys' Glee Club, '31, 35 '21 WWE R 0 PIC'0LA7 it it ' V 1 , x,,, , ,Vi:. A-fs 4 , 1 ' , tyxx-gg .f-14 ,. Q I 1 , ., X .e Z' -' s- 2 ff X h I. I Mwrwm I --we A , ,, , ', 7 I M ,A 1, in 1 1- 1 mmf1nWi.:.,,.,i,,,,,sw., - ,Q i 3, 5' ff l fu W 1- -mf--5 .- . -I , X , , I wwf I V 4411 ,, gf- rl, In 'J CORMEL DYE U Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Glee Club, '28, '31, Editor-in-Chief Rupicola, '31, Social Etiquette, '30. Ski-llfvkfk PEARL CARIENS Girls' Health Club, Secretary '30, Girls' Social Etiquette, '29, Secretary '31, West Virginia Club Secretary-Treasurer, '31, Forum Club, '29, Skbkikbkvk MARY ALICE RHODES Glee Club, '29, Vice-President '31, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, French Club Secretary, '29, '30, Girls' Social Etiquette, '30, flfvkillvlffk CHARLES CARPENTER 1. Spanish Club, '30, President '31, Hi-Y ' Club, '28, '31, Glee Club, '29, Vice-Presi 'ent Harmony Boys, '31, 5 if.. ig gf '1 A PZ R' dl 52: 0' fi, 'Y gif X Q fy' f ,. 4. ,Q ri u Apw Q9 ., uafaaav W'- Iiii M. A -Mui' 'kv-.ful 3-'U QA,' ' 5 AZJJ W 41-52 ,Ju.lA-bv -2 0 'Qu 0. ' 21 ' 1 . Q 'Ei f' Q iff eggs 1 Iii is 1 Ei f, i F . - -- '93 A li f t! ll ilfilwllliilll lil i l lll llnllllfilll e lll lll l Q, 211 sv g 1 ., , . X . wi1,,, ,,. . Page twenty-sefven WW,,,,.,,-w 1 , 3 3. Ms. 3 N M RUPICOLA ff W, Asc I 'W ' wwf wwe agswsffgmlhn- -MW, Q, , at 9 9 Q N i ,ia ' , - nf -- , V A ,F 4 y ,.., X ' ,-, A R, , . N , QQ, fi' 'TW' -1 V'1,ilMliW'T ' 3 ' -.- - f ' ' , iiggg s ,. ., , , an:ualf,y,,,,m,,mm L I I X . ' Li' if - + fig? f , ' , jg 'Q L- LU Ilfl' 1,11 w V .zwvlvfg v, I A -., ,V rx-EL . J DONALD SMITH French Club '30, President Poster Club VZ! MARIE HUDKINS serves, '29, '30, Vice-President Girls' Health '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Vice-President '31. ek if fl' PF bk DOROTHY PRICE Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Commercial Art, '30, Girls' Social Etiquette, '30, '31, Girls' Health, '30. Sk fl- if fk HF RUBY MCKOWN Hi-Y Club, '29, '30, '31, Boys' Social Etiquette, '30, Boys' Glee Club, '31, French Club, '30. Page twenty-eight nn-is ur--A -1' A '- General Science, '31, Harmony Boys, '30, Secretary Freshman Class, '28, Girl Re- ws' 4339 + ' - : ,:.r 1 , ,,g,n,,,.,, 'M ' - E, V, 1, G . M -X -7.--- QQM- , ' .G , ,H 3RUPlC0LAr if A' 21 H' ' ., ,U 4 ' , sf J X f 0 l I JUANITA SHEARS Forensic League, '28, '29, Girl Reserves, '29, Girls' Social Etiquette, '30, Dramat' Club, '30, President '31. I V GLENNA NELLIS Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Girls' Social Etiquette, '30, President '31, Commercial Arts, President '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Vice-President '31. F l- HELEN BURI JETTE Girl Reserves, '29, '30, President Girls' Health Club, '30g Vice-President C. U. P. Club, '29, Girls' Social Etiquette, '30. BILL BARTLETT Vice-President Spanish Club, '29, Debat- ing Club, '30g Boosters Organization, '29 Hi-Y Club, '31. lfg all J 79'1z.Q,..fQ,- bLflfJf1fM-5, ,I Q s ,3,,,,77 Ly, f-4.. G .+ -,Q-, .,:C-f-.f.l-:Y-.4.:w---.9. .fr.g,4,,,., 4,,,,1,.- va v2J'1.L,Lff ' 14-1704.4-fvvx,L4-bu.. fO'0'LQ- h- y . 0' fret J .9 J' HY Call-s..4,,g, M. 'rr AS. 'T' 4' hw? ll llll? llinmwmuaawunmll PI' MQ!! . leg V ,W -- bf 'T' ii ' ..i.. Riff!!! Page twenty-nine .-1. ,, f'f-' .V fm' -ww- J - 'Q A ' , ,of ,- .' Vw' iwbt .-M L - . xg I' bn V . .. k,1 . ff I x ' P 1 Us 'C 5 K 'I 5 ' J' J' L k L ' VV ,-1 N f X 3 - I ' Wx ' 'X ' - X 1 . V LLL.. M J'-if .V ,W C. A 'p , it 1 at fi ' Q, M Q--D . - -1 0 ,, ..f Q 1 ,3 ' ff v N fe if ' 3 1 Jed: f . ix V , I V - v , 1 - Y' , ' - N . , an yur bk I h 1 I M, 1 'lf 0 L L K N 1 , , . , -, i 1..L tis, ar -, 8 ll 4' J ' ' I Lk FAUSTINE DAVIS Page thirty Glee Club, '28, '31, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Social Etiquette, '30, '31, President Student Council. BF Pk JK BF PAULINE HILDRETH Boosters Organization, '28, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Girls' Leaders, '29, S. O. S. Club, '29. 144451 :if ICY PRICE C. U. P., '29, '30, '31, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Girls' Health, '30, Forensic League, '29. Bk K wk Pk FRED THOMPSON Glee Club, '28, President '31, Orchestra, Vice-President '31, Hi-Y Club, '29, '31, Spanish Club, '30, fi??'iHf- f '- l , s.-2 RUG P I c o LA :Iii gi L,-- bf- I ,, 1-' 4 , I ff' O 'Hgh fQ'- ,.A. uw 'Wg' I V 5:13-5-:fi-5: :,W,,m,,,m,m,4,e:EwGw ,,,-: gm' am, ., k.,,vv Q ,.N,k.,,L., Nw, ,.1 G ,,,. . -asm-f1.,, ---mme.. 8141.5 771 ' u- if My ,1,f1,L. .U Y1tl,0,1,, VUJM y id' ' QL 114,fl,i1'-ju 1.:++M'J'VJ WRU' UZ'1l1QQ,.aUi.vv . ELIZABETH DEGRUYTER Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, French Club, '29, '30, Girls' Social Etiquette, '31, Speak- easy Club, '31, Iklkbklklk HESTER MCKOWN Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Glee Club, '29, '30, '31g Girls' Social Etiquette, '31, C. U. P. Club, '29, '30. Iklklkvkill MAUDE BRADLEY Boosters Organizati 1 '2 '30, Glee Club, '29. on, 95 Girl Reserves, HF Sk if wk PAUL DAVIS Band, Orchestrag Glee Clubg Spanish Club. PF? 1 Y A lil I H. MlM'Mnmmwmiiiu:mH1ulnmlI1W T M .---' f M l .fin 'iii qi G 1 k ffm 'so Monro P I CQLA 1-...f xff ,WX HZI. ',l Uf ,Iwi-YM we 1- ' Ik ll, . . q!! K Q x ' ,if . ' -rf' 'Sf 711, . .X 1... . 1 fx H ,. M f 5--lv .. H ..,g,,,,.j ,Y gr K ,M , 7 f v, , 1., , - .- W: -1, 1 5. V I A ' ' ., ' V. N' ' if' 5,252 . ggiwfifi-wk..,, , . , .WL d o . 'L ' . - 1'Jl2F:f'-, 5 5' . it i I VIRGINIA MCKOWN 'l RUTH THOMASSON Dramatic Club, '30, S. O. S., '30. 4 'Y DORIS IPEGRUYTER Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, French Club easy Club, '21. D J' QW ,ir , JAMES H. MILLER yi Hi-Y, '29, '30, '31, Boosters Organization X? X 43 '29, Boys' Social Etiquette, '30, S. O. S , 1' , Club, '30, w ' I W J 'J 'EAM v Page thirtfyitwo Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Glee Club, '29, '30, '31, C. U. P. Club, '29, Dramatic Club, '30. Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, C. U. P., '29, '29, '30, Girls' Social Etiquette, '31, Speak- 7 4 .nr fm, i ' 'i f 'fix' 'N N .Q , b w T . ,, - 1 -1 UPICOLA ff' ' as :1 , ,P - 1 as. X f- ,, 1 f .W 1-in, W ,f xfiigk , 4' was , .e A I 1 I uumumzltilun R :g 'Y . vw new fs in 4- ,S M fn MJJ,-li: . N. ,WV . Q 3 X - V- ' I , - A ., .. ',4.4...N .M..,,...Q.,. . SUE BOLTE Glee Club, '28, '29, '31, Treasurer Spanish Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '29, Boosters Organization, '29, '30. LOUISE BOLTE Glee Club, '28, '29, '31, Dramatic Club, '29, Spanish Club, '30, Boosters Organiza- tion, '29, '30. eklklifkhk VERA HICKMAN C. U. P. Club, '29, '30, French Club, '30. vkvkbkfkvlf BEULAH SMITH Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Science, '29 Health, '30, Sk 'F Pk Pk W- EDWIN PAYNE President Boys' Social Etiquette, '31 Hi-Y Club, '31, 5 .J sl. M yr 1 A 1 K fl 1 UWM' lllllllllllllltllllllllllllllillIIll'I! 2:3 1 c, 4221! A t - 2 I 'li '14 r. ,,,,,' ff' Mas i , ., f ...n f- 'f 11 .1.. .,,'s' .1 'S'f4', ' i -1 -' 'rf Page thirty-three I il 'f' TW 'MW A ' ' A iiis lill A' MT-f : 7f J ' ' i Rf' P if O!-A . f I' . pf fi -' 14 I 1.1 A 4- feakdiga 9 Qc A I, 4 9 BLONDENA BOGGESS t d' President French Club, '30, '31, Girl Re- fe I EV. by 10-'A' 'Jgfxfu ,Q W? -ifcpafce.. CLLLLL 1 ,A TJ' l 4413. .-5,5 fl- . 1 ,fifgj 1 3 - . .,, 9 F Page thirty-four serves, '29, '30, 313 Glee Club President, '31, Girls' Social Etiquette Secretary, '30. vkvkvklkfk HARDMAN '30, Social Etiquette '31, French Club, '30, MARTHA Adventure Club, Club, '30, Treasurer Girls' Glee Club, '31, Hfilfikvkili 5 JEAN MILLER French Club President, '29, Class Presi- dent, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, President '30, President '31, Glee Club, '31. vkvkwkifvk TOM NEELY Hi-Y Club, '29, '31, Boys' Glee Club, '31, Dramatic Club, '30, Boosters Organization, '29. ,Ex giuw, www - - ,, K! X T' T If U P I coLA 2 er,s 2 H D 5 1 , ., W s, fa o - X 5, 3 f 1 Y 13 .,, fl: lil 'Hlnuummun 1 w ' rw lf ' ' M! ' nn of Q Q 3 , , Y X A nl. h me M Nwfemu-w an M rf if ' 1wM . 55, K IMOGENE TROUT Girls' Glee Club, '28, '29, '30, '31, Obser- vation Club, '28, '29, Pen and Ink, '29, '30, Girls' Social Etiquette, '30, 31. kvkvlfvkfk LUCILLE CARPENTER Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Dramatic Club, '29, Treasurer '31, Spanish Club, '30, Boosters Organization, '29, '30. 4 .gf ,, jg 5 ' w -., , A ku! ', ' 4' 4 hh., .ALI A , . , im-A lip, s-'fx , . be ' ,V ,Q ,,. . r.. I LAUU-f A LLM '-f ' ' 41,a..Y 1 13 ,J fe-A-L-i . J fl.. ' xi ' yall-Ah nw- TELL U- .CN 1 vga-' :sie Q1,v1.sn3 -LT: . ,mai-Q yy,-ans ,, .L Lahu- sc sk :L as wk - 'K- lgt4 . BLANCHE WALDECK Girl Reserves, '29, '30, C. U. P. Club, '29,, Presiclent Girl Leaders, '30, Poster Club, '31, i, . Q ,,,,.o ,' . Qu Y - v L1 . A . ' , I . A' - 1 . -1- ak 'Sk' ' ' LESTER COTTRELL President General Science Club, '28, Boosters Organization, '29, '30, Secretary , Poster Club, '31, Hi-Y, '31, .-v, ' 5 ' M, fggagsegst ,,,, at 5 f mlilill:lllllllIll lllmmulrllumumffm1 llzmmurfzv 5 W, WM P K V ' 'Tyr l Page thirty-,five 2 , ' M 231 ,..-'M- ' ,,. ' , J ll 3 C C at -1 R U P I C 0 LA' ff' ' , 33232 . new JZ X J 2, , -gs Q 9,5 L., as Q 2 M 4 K ' 9. Q ,' 'M' 2 vs s we 'L-CL' 'Z' - . 2 ' ...., R f , I 'B R 2 , ..f . R ' QLAXU Xffdfijwfifwli , ,. ' fl -is - F LQ J Rza, q',11t'f'iVQL 2 WW JM 'Liv ,J 2 1 , 2 f , wmeaf J ffm' 'MCL WL7' ' ml! 0.7120 marc, :JL ,tw V oi fujfflaf -Hu ff, cuaflwg NELLIE HEIX We ffm , fm, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, C. U. P. Club, I ' l ' Social Eg jill 15 r 'ig I fl' 1 l5l1 ' A ll I lwiwlllwllllllllldlllllllllllllllHMI! '29, Girl Leaders Club, '30, Glrs Etiquette, '30, '31. An mlm! fuk ' x, M42 if IL A 141 I L1 yx I 1,kCf'2' xanax-rx' MERYL SINNETT Boosters Organization, '29, G '30, Girl Reserves, '30, Hiking Club, '31. irls' Health, fkiklklkfk MARGARET RHODES C. U. P. Club, '29, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Glee Club, '28, '29, '30, '31, Boost- ers Organization, '30, is if if HF 'F W BASIL LAURENTZ Forum Club, '30, Football, '28, '29, '30, Basketball, '28, '29, '30, '31. gl: 2 ill! fig eerrr' ' 4954 A R A + 'h' ,ig.il C J i i' 0 C if Jh '1xVIG!9L,-:figs . . f,.g.,4 llt U, -1 , ta, Page thirty psf. . , . -six ,,,...f----Q , ww.-sf' 5 - X, I Q f cf' R-,U ' C 'iii OPAL FETTY French Club, '29, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, Boosters Organization, '29, Social Science Club, '28, , Skvklkfkvll RUBY WALKER General Science, '28, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Safety First, '30, Hiking Club, '31. lkisiekvk ERNESTINE WALKER Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Treasurer '31, French Club, '31, Pen and Ink, '30, For- ensic League, '29, IFHKIIIIFIF OLSON WARREN Hi-Y Club, '28, '31, Glee Club, '31, French Club, '30, Forensic League, '29. 5 4' e .fa Us kv 4 ,lg Page thirty-seven fvy, Y -4 L 7 V WI ,A , , ' l-Af - li ff- H -V -, - -w - V .1 -+- 7 M-ff 1 - .Q 1 - ...,,.,.,.,,,,M.,.' f -.am Q... -,.... ,ww V- I . . ,,,... ,i:..y,..,,v V ffm: H., ,,,, V ,,.. , .V - - M. , , . . , ,.., ..,. ,.. ,.......f,..,, ...,,,,. ,, .M ,fa--4-me 1 - A A J e 1 DR U P I COLA E of R' Q' 5. .. , - -A my f,',' ia X 5. I .ffl ,I ,V A , W A Y gvffs' Qi '.a lfumm.uiwf1I x X ,N i ,L aw-4,4 W ab ' -1 .U lisa! W 'V jgies pgi ,,AA fiifp ff MillnlllllllfllllllillflllllllIlllllllllflfllllmmfumm xx - 1... M, A.,.W ,,,,,1 ', L. .V j-W-'M' Page thirty-eight DORA PRITCHARIJ Girl Reserves, '29, '30, C. U. P. Club, '29, Dramatic Club, '30, Poster Club, '31. vklkiifkfk STACEL YOUNG Secretary Freshman Class, '28, Spanish Club, '29, Girls' Social Etiquette, '31, Girls' Glee Club, 'SL vi-bk 11112 BONNIE SHEPPARI7 Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Spanish Club Secretary, '30, Social Etiquette, '30, Girl Leaders Treasurer, '30, '31, wk ik wk wk Pk JOHN RADER Glee Club, '28, '29, '31, General Science, '28, Harmony Boys, '30, '31, Spanish Club, '30. .. .- ,Q-ffm-M A M Nliu PICOLA' ef ' 'm mf : f h ' M- ' o -X 1 1 - . --F ,qc - -W 1 ' . 1. P 1. , . - I 2 . ff . ,wifi - s -. -- U. -- RCN,-J' ., i - M,.,f:tv:y ' . . ., . - V . n+1, ..z, v Ju if nw, I.. ilu i f A M 4 1. Z' f. Mn N sg x W 4 rm' 8 an 1 N- n N Q JOHN HERSMAN Glee Club, '29, '30, '31, Hi-Y Club, '29, '30, Secretary '31, Literary Editor Rupicola, '31, Harmony Boys, '30, Secretary '31. HISPFXHKHK DENVER O'BRIEN Glee Club, '28, '29, '30, Harmony Boys, '30, President '31, Hi-Y Club, '29, '30, '31, Spanish Club, '30. bkfkvklkilf ORVILLE EVANS Social Science Club, '28, Boosters Organ- ization, '29, Adventure Club, '30, West Virginia Club, '31, Plflkvkikilf Jw Ck N YLQN- -1 JHJ1 ffm! f4,.,.,,,, -0519, ,Aff-7b . ,,tj,L ,441 'ffffflf-Z 46 f , f 1 1 41,-1.,7l,, L 'Mil -14,'z,, if 1 4 4,,,,d - K 1 u.s.4,qj 5529 o MILO SMITH b,',' ,F bll,'2,'3l9 Vit- eee, B:3f1i3gf,2f?5a. 29 31 a 9 l 1 lfggsn M41 L ilrllq --A, ' .ml I. If C l.lll'alEllelllllllll' llIlllllMIIl!!lllIll.llllllllllIlillllllalll 1 ' Page tlzirty-nine I M 1. -r-X f-'- ' -mg ,-.- 'R ' 'L I ' ,K U M -A, I, vv-V , - --L-f ' ' V , ', R R U P I C 0 LA if R' 9 -f I 9 A effs l ' f' ,lll Q l 5 is. is ki! NI L AK flnl ,wr 14kh ff, .ff H Q 455' K he :eff A 1 Q EA ,NK A :Q -4 ,V K. i E A A l f'llff2,'!flllllfll1'ill2ll2xilial1l'i-Auw:eil.:fl'1imi'l c ,V ., I, Lkrr L7-:,,r,,:. k.L.A K , Page forty LEE LOWE History Club, Library Club, Dramatic Club. Pkikfkflfvk MARY FRANCES RYAN Giee Club, '28, '29, '30, C. U. P., '29, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, Social Science Club, '28. wk Pk Dk Pk -I: Nb.. ALTA STAHLMAN ' 1 R selves '29 '30 '31, Booster Club, Gir e ' , , , '29, Pen and Ink, '30, Girls' Social Eti- quette, '31, elf HK HF if PIC FORREST PARSONS Hi-Y Club, '29, '30, '31, General Science, '28 W be R U P ' C QPA , ' if - ' iL 'wwf , ,i:i,,f,,AE LL-1 lhuunu' uiflmui 2 I J ,M F 1. i I k, ,ik V I B MARY ELLEN CRISLIP French Club, '29, 0, Girls' Social Etiquette Secretary, 'Ii lg Ilramzitic' Club, '30, President 'f31. lf AUIJRA WINES '30, Girl Reserves, '29, 0, C. U. P. Club Secretary, '28, '29, G. A. C., '28 '29 '30 '31, '28 'WJ' Girl Reserves, , ., , Basketball, '28, '30, 'SIL Hi-Y,'::1, wi' PAUL HALL llrznmitic Club, '31, Football, '30, f I . 9 - ' ff' x f 'I um mm A M--A E' 'S W Q 'ZF ' ' 'Q ... . N . IE? ..,, I Qi! ,I li 14 '1 P5 I' wif Eg! 2 bil I in I ' f. i'l7f' '75 'Q J- ' zllilsl.iwlmluuirulmmwilzmrzmmi fr 1 L.. M. M .,.., ,, .,L:T1 , .,, 'ff ' F- Page forty-one c empower. Corrs If wax ,W NX .ff 40 af I I f-fl, L . BP' ' if I , Q i I.V 1r uf 'lifilum ii : fi' S' 'L may 7 A In 'V S' KNWWVL W e 'V N. I .. -f 1 -7 5:-W NSW 'A ' ' Q K Qeninr Qlllass Iaisturp EARLY CHILDHOOD-Vol. I One bright day in September, nineteen hundred twenty-seven, our class appeared at Spencer High School for enrollment. As all things have a humble beginning, so this class entered upon the Freshman road. But this class, made up of 127 freshmen, found the way rocky and hilly. A meeting was held at which James Board was chosen to lead them. We soon passed over one great bridge, First Semester Examinations, and at the end of the road was a bridge of finals, over which we safely passed to Sophomore Land. LATER CHILDHOOD-Vol. II As a Sophomore class, we spent our later childhood in gay Sophomore Land. To direct us in our work and play along the strange road, we chose Jean E. Miller to lead us past deeper knowledge wells, brighter lower- classmen valleys, and over two more great bridges. ADOLESCENCE-Vol. III It was in Jolly Junior Land that our class spent its adolescence, filled with youthful activities and pleasures. James Board was chosen the guide through this beautiful country, and we raced over new found hills of upper-classdom. To celebrate the crossing of the big bridge into the Senior Land, a banquet in gay orchid and yellow was given by us to the Senior Class. ADULT-HOOD-Vol. IV At last we have grown up and have reached the bright plains of Senior Land. Foster Hedges was chosen the guide of the sixty-five seniors. As a permanent reminder of our past life, we chose a Senior ring. And, finally, we came to the great Arch of Commencement, under which we passed to the years of the future. Page foo ty-two 'J 'JJTMPR f i P I CJOLAJJ . . , X A V f Ag f 0 . 1 ' in , J-T' . , X .A ,,.. Q- A ' in ' ,.g .:3g,'i ' J' m Y 5 ,, ' , 5' N , LQ , ,rr-fp. - .f p 7 ,. . -5531 M as -Q g -,- 'ft Just Zlmagimz Just imagine, in 1960: Hon. Foster Hedges, a retired lawyer of renown, out for his daily walk, accompanied by his red-haired twin daughters. He still has the springy step and erect carriage of his youth. Miss Pauline Moore, A. C. A., A. B. C., X. Y. Z., as the first woman President of Bowling Green, and using text-books, written especially for Bowling Green, she being the author. Mrs. Gwendolyn Hardman Lamp, prominent in Baltimore society circles, planning the debut of her eldest daughter, which has caused much comment due to Mrs. Lamp's recent widowhood. James Board, still an eligible bachelor, traveling with Billy Sunday, Junior, as the greatest evangelistic singer in America. Helen Burdette as a director of a class in gym for ladies between the ages of fifty and sixty, which course includes tap dancing. The following seniors of '31 are availing themselves of this opportunity: Misses Ruby Walker, Alta Stahlman, Margaret Jane Rhodes, Stacel Young, Beulah Smith and Mary Frances Ryan. Dr. Paul Hall, famous for his discoveries in the world of medicine, one in particular, his Sur-Cur for asthma. Mrs. Glenna Nellis Rhodes, President of the W. C. T. U., and who after one more year of active service will be retired on a pension. Mrs. Lucille Carpenter Davis, who has accepted the position of chaper- one on the Reedy Bus for the benefit of humanity. Grandpa Bill Bartlett, with a grandson on each knee, and telling them of his days in S. H. S., and especially those spent in Public Speaking Class. Mrs. Martha Hardman Chapman attending the Commencement exer- cises at Staunton Military Academy, where her son is being graduated. John Hersman in Phoenix, Arizona, on account of ill hea.lth due to over-study. Don Smith pushing a perambulator, perambulating Don Junior. Lester Cottrell wearing a new blue necktie and still calling on Mary Ellen Crislip. Juanita Shears traveling with Barnum and Bailey as the fat lady. The United States without the Eighteenth Amendment and Bar Tough Smith as chief bouncer in a large speakeasy. And also imagine, in 1960, the two pessimistic composers of this document, in their graves, with plain, unattractive markers, bearing the single inscription, Bored to Death. Page forty tho ee 'i ie zijoaen o P 1 COLAA M . L5 - f M -1 ff 1' - IE, f' f K ' - ' ff . .,.1i' -f A Q ' '23, gpyv, . , , fjigzffg - . - V-? 'tf 1'r ,, .,,. . ,,,: f, ' L , . f -1 7-W I-,. f ':, 2: -' beniur 71101161 KNOW ALL PERSONS BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the Senior Class of 1931, being sound in both mind and body, do hereby, will and bequeath the following as designated: Juanita Shears-Loud Mouth ....se.,i.............,EEoo.issoos.ooss..,,..i,is.i Virginia Brown Doris DeGruyter-Quietness .................. ........i......., K ay Garrett Lester Cottrell-Foolish Laugh .,,,...s..t ....,.,,,.t, R alph Winters Donald Smith-Curly Hair .....,.,,..,,,..,. t...,.,....t. K arl McVay Marie Hudkins-Good Looks .,t..........,..l.,t,ts,.tttt .,t...sstt,ttttttt......itstt. M abel Wyatt John Hersman-Studying Ability ....i .,.,tti,s,,t....,..s,.,.....,..t...,..,.istit,l,,,. B ill Bull Charles Carpenter-Parking Place .,.... Ray Mace and Frances Frail Pearl Cariens-Winning Ways ,....,.,,..........,..,,..,,.i.,....,..... Fern Radabaugh Cormel Dye-Leadership ,..,....i..s....., ...., ...i...,r,.,..,i,..... B o b Maher Olson Warren-Shortness ,.irr,,,,,.. ,........,.....s..,,.s.i, R alph Koon Forrest Parsons-Tallness ....,.,....... ,,..,tt,,,,,i,iee.r.,s,s, L ester Cottle Paul Hall-Asthma .,........,,,........,.,,............i .,.,,.,. M ary Anne Phillips Mary Ellen Crislip-Neatness ...i..,... ,..r.rs..,.....,.. .....i. V e rla Rowe Margaret Rhodes-Long Hair .....,.,..ir... r,..t..........e,rss V elma Oles Mary A. Rhodes-Chewing Gum r.....,,.,.,,......,.r,e,,r,i,r r..,............... I rene Miller James H. Miller-White Hair .s..,r.r......ir,,,.....,,...., ..,..................iis,,.. H illis Cottle Bill Bartlett-Married Life .....,...,,.... George Vandale and Billie Frail Blondena Boggess-Smiles ..,..,... ...i,,,,.i..........,..,......,.er N ellie Opal Lawson Paul Davis-Trombone .......,,,ir,r.,ir..ir,t.,.. ..... ..,.e.,e,,,,. J a mes E. Miller Orville Evans-Quietness ,,.,,.v.........,..,...... ...Lrs..,...,.,srr........,.,,....,, B ob Maher Virginia McKown-Voice ..l,ere.,,.,,,.rr,.,,,..,r,r..,r,,..,,... .,,.e,er, D orothy Cummings Foster Hedges- Red-headed Girl iirrerlrerr,...rr.r,,,.........,. James Lamp, Jr. Pauline Moore- Bookkeeping Tests .....i Next Year's Bkkp. Class Martha Hardman- Childish Ways .rr,.,..rr,r,,,,..rrrrr .rirrr.r,rrr,...,, I ris Sinnett Helen Burdette-Cigarettes ,,.i r.,i.rr,,rr...,i.t ,,,,....,....................,... M a ry K. Rader John Rader-Public Speaking Ability .....,,,.,,.....r, Anna Neal Hardman Gwendolyn Hardman-Love for the Boys .r.,,,......,..... Ma1'y K. Yowell Curly Lawrence--Freshman Girl ....,,........,rrr,,rrrr,rirrrrrr,,. George Vandale Jean Miller-Journalism .C,,...iir,..t,....,.....r,.......r.,.,.,,,,r,.....,...........,.....rrirrr.,,,r, Bob Mace PROVIDED, the above mentioned parties care for the presents as the former owners would have them cared for. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereunto have set their hands and seals this Nineteenth day of March, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-one. SENIOR CLASS, 1931. Rip Van Winkle CSealJ Salesman Sam fSealJ Tillie, the Toiler fSeaD Santa Claus CSealJ Page fofrty-four R44 4 1+ rllllumuulnluuhl KW ,ff ,Aw ., ,,W X - L. AA-- W ,mm -'-'L34 Mais ik' ,f.. Vg - :il-'gli j - ' g Q' my N 4, M9 R FLu1'H t'HoMMASoN an KL Nz r 'A I 'F-'Uil -XL H' F .'wfwF,S . ff' 3 , 7 .D G-Rgyf g R 9 6 1 4, g1fKRf',, I X9 :V L ff' 'T A 'mf Nrff rl? xliiffi VERA HrclfNxAN Pagc foztu fn 4 IPL A . -., ' WD If U P I COLA . 5 - N. I- ' e- 'U7-v s, - -Q V , ... -,::., -N' . ,- M X Q au , i g 8 I X X ,, as J 1 xx i, 1 . A-, -' , A -X-.. MQW-WW2 .- .N A. .' 1 A 'gig VM'm' A'm 'H '1lUMW! I, ' , X -t -73+ M ii' 2 ,X ,A my Q 1' 1 , A M- . ln, K ,, ,1 K, ,X . -ffgiw xm m' DON Slvxc'T'H. , I 'BLONDWENA BOMEQS VQREQT IJARSONS ,W M , ' 1141 gg ..,.. W.. o?Q'0-6'-' 'oC ir 1' -4' aa'-vw rf' , s W , t ,.. . : 1 nfMa3W AH Q, . 5 ., fi ' 5 .5 A lf':?v:f4::f,13.'. Cv LLNNA F211 A mvf Mavfweg :NND GENE-1 TRO UT i X ja? gif' X E Page forty-six L ,fy ,, ..-2 M A M Lf e,'1'1!viglQA v 1 5 !R is LV 1? FAN fum, JIIVX Afqyjwjxf R 0 RuPlcon.A f M rd, rv: V ,-X f,W,,,, , --. 4, wi Q , W . .Ei ' --f- ' Y, I' . A X-uf A -if - - ' .- ' ,M-J . K 41 m il g, z I .,, 'V ' ' 'L gf' g , A - 1 'H - 1 A ., 1 1 H ,,,, - K ,wfjff - 7 ' ,,l,.i,3'1, ,.. - , vw ....., ,. .... 1.1-fy fl ,, 5 ,K L K , Zim- ' 4 .hw iw , W P' - ,ww -- - f W -- f .-...,,'gg,,,,,,, ki, 5 fm . A .v . vwvwyfwi A Il HI Nmnuu 11104141-1 NK, N.. N-..,,, My 4 'P 9 Page f'orIy-svrmz L . -XRUPICOLA , brisk , .. K V J ' 1 ' ,ff .El ',., -W. ' if .yi- K fe ,fl L I jg l 4, ,. ,..X. , V gmWx'alrrumwn-.l un Imam ...,, ,i A ,, ' -A ,,,,,,ae,L iT,,.. ,, big, :,,,'i-My ,,. ,M a+,.i:,.z,egg V U V X f i --sy g,,,,55:,: . w ww -,..e...,...,L .,, .. y . 'X ram' BLANCHE GANDEE Blanche is studious, wise, and bright And always has her work- just right. Skvlfflf'-lf EDNA TANNER 'm Our Junior president so great, ' When it comes to talking, she never is late. Miki? .Bw- ov HELEN ARNOTT He1'e's to Helen, Winsome and gay, Who is liked by all in many ways. Yfkvk MADGE LOONEY You do not have to be tall to climb the ladder of fame. 25-56954141 LEOTA HARDMAN I heartly resolve to be a vamp. Nl wk Sf 'l bk MARY ANN PHILLIPS Loyalty? Huh! I'd like him just as well if all his teeth were gone. Page forty-eight S Pg X, WDRUPICOLA f W X r x M' W gg, WOODROW STARCHER V1n1, Vldl VICI FRANCES FRAIL Frances 15 xx orkmg for Dear 11fe So she can make Ray a good housewlfe 'i QAJVA CLIFFORD GOODWIN It s bad to go see your glrl, and get stuck 1n the mud OPAL GREATHOUSE Studlous, dlhgent, pohte, Trles to do Just rlght vkfkfklkfk ARCHIE ATKINSON Llves of great men always remmd us, We should choose our wlves wlth care Vvyvwffsf MABEL PRICE Happy, bllthe, and gay W She'11 drive your, blues away. u. 4 , 1 n 1 , Y 'I-2 Page forty-nine , Q ffm? 1 .-ff Wi jfmw ri 0 P I ii i . .,.. -Y . .. . - -V I , , ' ,, , .. , '5g'lg, . , If f H' 2-S3i?4,fg:Z, M ,:,,, , N sf , , ef ew. Y f,-I 7, ,475 e , . L ' j , .. p , ' -I 5 ,. , ' I ' 1 - - - e'-- -e 7 'L -1+ 'L A - 'I A Q - sf. f - 1.51.21 'ii-riffwinunuef lam. 4 ' - W - wif' --wjggfy U -. -f :. Page fifty VICTOR MARPLE A would be Romeo. Hkvkfkfklk SYBIL HUGHES I command. He fFredJ obeys. lkvklklkfk ZELDA HAWKINS I am striving for success, To reach it I'l1 do my best. vkvlflkvkvk ANNA ALLEN Cheerful, bright, and gay A I As she travels down 1ife's way. Skrkbkvlfflf MOLLIE LOONEY NA, Tramp, tramp, tramp the boys are marching ' But I'1l catch one yet. ISNER CORBITT Y Isne1 s our grocer boy calm as can beg Just now he's working for the A. KL P. ffl N X News P.C0..Aeee 4' - - as ' -f W' A I D ' ef Ig! A' '-Y-L L , . ii f X ,ww ' t ' BRICE HAMMACK Sweetheart may be quite a sheikg But as to football, he can't be beat. lkrkflflkblf VELMA OLES We're sure this vivacious young maiden Has a net work of traps to catch-a Payne. vkakfkfkik JAMES E. MILLER Work, strive and you will accomplish your purpose. Hkflivkvklk CORREDA MILLER Correda is very worriedg Blake's winking eye is hurt. Hkvkflfvkvk GAY CRINER Happy's our manager brave and true, A real booster of old Gold and Blue. Pl-vkrkvkbk ORVA FOSTER ' Liquor never touched these lips of mine.. fThat's not including-Cecil Wines.J Page fifty-one I 4 L rvp-A I JL,-:,1,y.XzC.fL - ,,..4. JX- 1 ,fit v--Q fl1':'gL,!7- ' 9 11 1. ' .,4u4 I I 'M H C ' -'1 I x.. u7',1'.' -nl1Af'J' ' 1 'aa F1411 1 7 1 1 ,I 1 l -14 I y I W Fi U P I C 0 LA I M . --N. 4 -ze - -A f 3 ' M 1 ,ai --- -J ' C ' -I . if 'iw . , . , K. 0. . , J I --5 6 1. 1 - 5 55: 5 fi' i' I w'1II'i5 A ' LX ix '-- W., . l - ' ' 0- f X. ' - is ' , 1559 ' W ' ,QVW ai f.HH'WfmrnamuwnIma.1 7 A A ' 'W A I A ' A V' 7 2 CECIL WINES In a model T he now drives byg If it had a few feathers, it would surely fly. Pkvkvkfifvk MARY K. YOWELL A very short but witty lassg And all her studies she's sure to pass. rkvkwkvkvk ELIZABETH RHODES A true blue friend to everyone. vkikvkvkvk VERLA ROWE Verla has great joy In trying to capture some innocent boy. rkvkfkvkvk MABLE WRIGHT Mable has black eyes and black hairy To many a boy she has given the air. Pkfkvlfikvk RAY PRICE A Worker and a doer. Nuf sed. Page yifty-two -i -1: inn - -- --ff 7 l X ,, 4' l7f'fJPICOLA X, 4' I 'N Mm rg-455' A lf: l ., ' A pf l J V fri , A,,Mb4V.mix. V ,wt A W . . J .L g 3 , ,. Q. - -' l M, , ' ff , 1'-V: ., X g,,-A mm, ,mmmmmmmum ,K L V , A , mYw Tq .k 15 Kg.-: nv -. , M, H Q gg, ,... 0. a - .M . ,...y.m:i.-'J -f .,-,.'. RUFUS WEBB Good at a flghtg Better at play. vkvkfkikfk IRENE MILLER Happy Giggles may be her name, But she enjoys life just the same. Ikbkfkflflk WILMA THOMASSON In this lowly rut I'll not remain, I'll just step up, and fame I'll gain. vkvlflkfllif FRANCES POLING A good sport, a better friend. Pkfkvkvkrk JEANETTE MOORE Cheerful and happy all the while She always greets you with a. smile. flvlfvkfkfk CHARLES RHODES Two things I ask-my Ford-my Glenna. A happy man am I. Page fifty-three il I l E , W . l L 'M ,M-fm -M-5 ,l-Q1-24' ff , . ,fr J, Q ,ff - . r ,D i 7, .fi f ' x --W H! '1'.' N55 X f. .wal . ' H 'vii A ,i f rg .e , , . , 5 U i ., J ' , ' I ..... ,wlg r fsv ff - - - H L..- ,W ' P - . ' 1' W' T' if sw! wry Page fifty-foufr SELBY SWISHER A wise old owl sat on an oak. The more he heard, the less he spokeg The less he spoke, the more he heard. Why can't we be more like this wise old bird? bklkfkfkvk DOLLY WILSON Dolly has a heart of gold, And likes the boys so we are told. vkvkdfvkvk KATHLEEN GARRET Kay has her way with the boys, so they say. ik HF Pk P14 Sk SYLVIA MARPLE Russel Runnion is the name That is nearest and dearest to her heart. kfkibkif INEZ WEST V Inez is a Junior bright and fairg And for the boys she does not care. 'Wl ROY LANG HoWdy! if 0 P I C 0 LA E ,Q X W ff e RUP. UCLA x HERMAN SMITH Life is goody so let's enjoy it. wk 44 PF IK Pk Hwm fffx maps' it F X f,Qasaf'f wi-wfghgf Y ',.X ...W .. A 5 ' I I . ,Q , I A Nw ., ,, X f . f ,QL , Q- ' , - l , J ff f ' Nj ., PQ i h 'J 'N-mm nnm.1n1 in-:uf I ,..g.,i,fig,g-gifs 5' . - 9 M H , ,, -Q51 ' .tp-If-wg, .I -- - V '5f'1ff fw'Sf2 41'r-5We , Aww. ., ' I - Wf ski' K .M - ' if -'M me CARL COOPER ' dl ' 7 !! Q A ladies man. f Pk lk wk lk Bk RUTH LAZEAR 'Nt Never stop a task until it is finished, KATHRYN LAZEAR . I do my best, I advance, I accomplish. fklklklkwk LESSIE TATTERSON A friend in need Is a friend indeed. Dk Pk Sk HF HF CLARENCE LEARY I'm from Reedy and proud of it! 'x wi x Y 02 iz Sis -if f I is r Page fifty-five I ,mx ,,.-........gX5 ... A j ' ' . . A f-- h,,k WMV- WWW o ffxx R U I C 0 0 law E , ee ' A H 'A A . . Q ' n W lg, N .f , , . ' ' 1' P, I , A fl' --VV 1- ,,, . -V N--- ,fqy-'I H'- 'K',,,,i3. K ,f ' . ' 'jd - , 1 1, I . K rig, iff-51'.iv:'6' ' ,,,.,,3 ,L Xnwxil 1 NL A jx. 25 1 . . , f F231 llU !U'wlr11m.wuumz its fm 1 Ii X . M f ' ' - ' 1 ' if fl! Q . ISF as . I -,mx wwf .g 'sky' 5 f- 5 QB 'lla Q7 ELMER LOWE Pat stands pat with us all. Hkvkfkslrvk PEARL BARTLETT l A gem in our class. sf Y Page fifty-six vkfkvlffkllf VIRGINIA OLES A happy hearted little lass, Who is helping boost the Junior Class. Plfvkfklkik FRANCES M. ROBEY To be an actress is my desire. fkikfklkbk LACY MACE Lacy pilots a Chevrolet And is an expert chauffeur so they say. vkhkvkvkfk ED. PARRISH Here's to Ed, both wise and s When it comes to Tom's Peanuts he says, I'll try. ly. F' --1 ff 'r-5 R 0 P I C 0 ' MN? ,,..Ah me-so V - .. , ,J ' ,Es , Q --- 'Q' I , I A 353. - ' 5 is ZQXX -e-- ' ' A ' 4 l 2 lil.HU'ftl'llll11'uufu4fn lmm V if' ' , I X. 1 A A la l ' :. . - ..m,.4.f' W -yr is-. ,A ..,. - , i V N Y i, Q, - 5.3 , jig . , . ROBERT MACE Sherlock Holmes II Pkikvkiivk ANNE MOORE Anne is a quiet little lass, M She shows her knowledge in her class. vkvkvlffkflf DOROTHY TAYLOR S Dorothy never was 21 bofaster But she surely likes a little Ford roadster. Plfvkvkbkvk ARTHELIA MACE Toiling, rejoicing, sorrowing, As onward through life she goes. 'Pf,'4-14-vo! IRIS SINNET Iris, you are never wrong, The author of our high school song. WMU 20. BLAKE HAMMACK Blake has a definite goal to reach. It's changing Correda's last initial to H. 5 Page fifty-seven Wm ,T e ,HL ',r,,,,,.4..M F .. X -is Vg M g M P .. ..L' Ji! ,,,. f. . --F 'I K wigs -1 L, ,L Q ' I I 1 'F -w e A figs, ' ' NWN 'U Qggy w ' . ' . ,T ' - I t I l L . 'QL ,h,,, 1 1 I I O . ,,.. Page fifty-eight FRED SMITH I'se regustedf' ' + -sf 1: HELEN ROWH A funny child is Helen Rowhg Said she would get married if she just knew how! :S Pl l- ll- IRENE STARCHER Now for Garland is her care They'll make a nice Bartlett pair fpearj. Dk PF SF MARY K. RADER T he road to happiness leads through the land of work. Conquer as you go. vkalfakvkvk JANICE MACE Janice is studious, bright and wise. And in her head great knowledge lies. Pl4,l4fFvkPF GAYNOL STARCHER VVork, win and succeed, This is my simple creed. jf fw R O P I COLA 13 ,Ei , ----1 ' on , J N , ,. r. , if . ' J K A ,M . .. . g,L.g.34,,m l . M s.. . , x V N t . sv 4 aww srfwrnmmmf fum., .N 'A A ua , ,i H K R jr. I ' . . 4 .T J S ' UQ, . , ELOISE BUTCHER S01lhomo7'e ORVILLE STOVER When it comes to breaking thru a line, There is where our Orville shines. Eunint Qlllass President ..,.....,ee,.. . eeee... Edna Tanner Vice-President ,......,.. .,., e,ee V i rginia Oles Secretary ......eesee 1 ,eeeee Blanche Gandee Treasurer ,rrr r,lllr, . r,.. sll,. . , ...rr,r .rr...... . Isner Corbitt The Junior Class of 1930 and 1931 has made many progressive steps during the year. We have tried to the best of our ability to reach and go above the standard set by former Junior Classes. In some things we feel that We have reached our goalg in others we have failed. The Junior Class this year has an enrollment of eighty so We are looking forward to a large and progressive class during our senior year. Page fifty-nine I 1 i . 'ZMEFB R 0 P I c:oLA ' 'X X X gg , L ffQ 4. we ,J ,ii I - V . R- -1 -f' - 1 , 'sa V F ' , 4 ,fl fi, Cf. -7,I.- .. ' Sffiiifkxfix A'-R 'W ' ' . r. - flfiiia 'iii i r 6 Mmm :mf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Page sixty UZIHIJES who Best student Qboyj ......,... Best student fgirlb .,stste Best boy athlete ,..t,,.., Best girl athlete ,...,.t,eeet, Most popular Senior .,,....r . Most popular Junior H r......,r .. . Most popular Sophomore ,ee,,. ..... Most popular Freshman ..,..lll Most beautiful girl ......rr.., Most handsome boy .......,rr Woman-hater .,oo,,l.,l,.rrrr Man-hater ,..oll.,....rr. or trrorr John Hersman it .rlolrr Jean Miller ,..... Basil Laurentz Edna Tanner Foster Hedges Edna Tanner F ,...ll.,......,... Guy Payne George Vandale F rttttr Marie Hudkins Brice Hammack l...., Orville Evans Fern Radabaugh Biggest pest .....,a.. .,.a.,a.,e.e . eeeee eleeee R o bert Maher Serves S. H. S. best ,.... .,..., ' 'Happy Criner Neatest girl ..,..,,a..,..a. V ,reeee. ,i..e.ee, M ary Ellen Crislip Best groomed boy ieeeee.,,....e ,.e,.,.., ....... D o nald Smith Most friendly student ....,.ie.ee.ee .ee.e .rerr ...e.ee.......,r,,e.,ee e..,..,....,..,,,., Z e l d a Hawkins Couple most deeply in love .rree ., e,eeee, Fred Thompson and Sybil Hughes School comedians .....,ee erer eee..,. eere.,.... C h a rles Carpenter, Fred Thompson School grouch .r,eeeeeeeeeeer , ..,. e,e.ere.......e.e eee,ree......r F F e.,,,............,. 1' 'reda Nutter Biggest dumbbell ...,e , 6 or Bob Maher Biggest bluff ...,..e....., ...,,. 4 . Bob Maher School flirt ......re Best sport .,,,..,e.r Most bashful ...,a.ee,ree...... Greenest freshman ,.,,.l.,..,. Most musical .l.,,,,,r.l,.e,er Helen Arnott Conrad Wolfe Charles Hall Lloyd Bise Paul Davis W wi u P I coLA J 5'-I ' Z! X '-' 7515? My V, ,, K0 A E? 'Av, lil 'IU mllllllllltlfllllll-zl'fl'l mg , A If--f , A A-A-lvwf-+A - - ' 'SN ' SGP ORE Page sixty-one ,-- A -s ,,,,. MRO PIC LA f . .53 ,r -2-'I S 4 fn.: z e HQ, .. a . n -1 M -fxfi Q so M I 1 ,. 1, 4' -' , f - iff1SS'7i'fif A',,,V ,f r. V 'l -' f. 1211 li J 'Wlumuu A ll. imma , ' ' K 1 if ., J 91 f Sf -' H F 51: 1 fl, zsfix ix. -- 2? -7 - . I N-Tif f' , fzrffiil ffl? qi' H Garnet Stover Marie Ross Dorothy Johnson Wi Naomi Martin Mable Trader Page sixty-two C Virginia Parks ffl Jarrett Depue ' 9 Monad Howell Sue Smith Martha DePue WX it ','-X Pr'-.N-pY.,M,,w,A,w ,N ... I f '4 N M K V ,M . ,Aj E A 1, i -.--J R U P I C DLA if A Q - . ff i - 4 2 . - i s iii' Q, w i 'ZXJT ' Virginia Ferrell Julia Engle Erlene Phillips Ruth Ferrell Clair Rardon -ll, Pearl Batton F l J-gstine Hildreth XIX. P 'fNfN4 I 5x.!s.P-STINI an LM-ri-Q.1. 5 . 'KJ XY:-Pxkk, 43 rv AK Jessie Anderson Thurley Engle Blake Eismon I 'fl Page siacty-th1'ee- 1 l 0 fcLwx ,JWIIIL QM J' '..Aff.4.J ml Vw, 7 ,za 'Trai ff X R U P I COLA XX mx-5, um :lm X W,,,,f'j,.Nl W3w-M, WE! IHBWAMUM .Sf 4' Sfilwnwibwm-....f? We M Vernon Sheppard - 3 Anna Neal Hardman ill I Lf 1 rl 'Nfl jf R114 E. Rhodes Fern Vineyard Hestil Neely Page sixty-four f Hettie Langford KY ' l j I X Isabelle McAllister Margaret Ward Jaunita Vineyard Eleanor Thomasson F l 7 'ffwffuli U P I COLAi9 o - fl, We , w l l o 1 0 'L.lf ,,e,V, . U --X , ,. D 'Q - xl fig Hg 1'f W ' eb i f o ., ,,W3..,3W W N , e x,A. . . ,.1. 1 , 1 yykpxxvvks- g Ray Rardon l 'T br 'W SN- Mildred Edgell Brooks Moss Ruth N. Rhodes Ray Mace ..P.La..4..- lv A Mary Hughes ' Paul Argabrite gf' uwhm I Q3-35,5 Edith Valentine Fl i Ralph Lang , 1, l Vetra Young' ,T Page sixty-five Donzil Long V I r I ' L Edhth Cunningham 5 E E David Law, Jr. N I Freda Smith 1 George Sherry, ' Jun1or Geyrgie Porgie, puddin' and pie, Kii1S9d the girls and made them cry. N w W Page shanty-six LH-'W,.,...... W... - W 19142 1 - g 1 -11 ' MJ , 6'-fbL.. in Q0 ctljfi, all l 14.414-6 r 4444- YSUMCQ U9 ma. M of ,Q Bliss Boggs 'MW5 r iii ' ' 4 'f- '-Q L3-:ff- Z Xgyggar-:,., gv fmfliif 'V f . Je . .. ,. .yu - 2-kLX1fNfE'-- W -Zi lm.. , -eb V- M--4 33 ..... 1'-734.4,...:::::m...'sga.:::a-.s..,.. r gy . .. K Ya.. -.. , . g junplfnw, ff!--5 ,' 1 V f 4 f V- - ' J, 7 k,,A K K, Z so -fs UPICOLA H. f .MA ,,, Y W Q sv J 1 M . , f 'T H QB :Me wx L, , we iw MM. A 4 W' W nf 1 1 41 K M-N q 14 y M' , ,gf In V F I 4,9 Erma Anderson wwg Frances Thompson Martha Goff Opal Eur ey Dorothy Cummings Ruth Raines I Ruby Burgess sq. Lucille McClain 21 J -gunna: Freda Sinnett L Virginia Rogers . ,XR ' Page sixty-seven X fur .N . Millaffid Fa -ell J' J' ,U xy, M 1,..X ',,,,,.-.,...,- K4 .. V V - . -'L-K b,-an m - ,e M ilf U P I COLA ' ef' 'J g am exam: ' - ,.'- 'e ' A-if21Q?Yf f5a5m'S M - I u U s 5 I ' +V fx f A I Ll . f. . mf f . H . .. -. HQ J 4 sh' - I W U , u 2, 5 1 J .Wx 4' ' , ri n . ' - P V1 XJ-LX wk Mildred Hughes Walter Hersman Edith Radabaugh- Elwood Miller Page sixty-eight Inez Benedict Ja es Lamp, ! Elf yffrf' V 0 pdfefd ' 1' ,J if .1 I , 'NL' . A . 2 2-f' K JA. J Olive Smith Robert DePue Bessie Haught f. ..xZJ,-,,,,,.. rfn 030' wwgwpw v J L' 57 V' Daisy Starcher Macel Koon Henry Roberts k I Julia Miller H Jessie Foster ERD P ol. s IC A uq' o. Xvuix. Q if Dorothy Harris Ocie Coger Um! - Lester Cottl .4422 AM Orva Engle Wilma Haught Page sigrfy-nina UTM M gW R U P I COLAA l M? mmm X .MWWM MQW wwwwiw' , . K I f 7 ' - W- ' .M--U ' ,ff '- Z1 .1 -Q f A ., - v- W.. ,5'il:Z:Q 'alllmllf ll llfflmng. L M' L w h , A 1 , - l ,. M . Lako Stalnaker dw NJ! ,4 ew vw W695557 www Grace Mace Page seventy Bill Bull AQMNPVY ' 4.44141 ' I 'cap-9 2454. a,y,.L..:-,J M grite Rampp Woodrow Showen Edna Mace Paul Smith Mary Ellen Griffith Q, RUPICOLA J, MW F if A fr X- . A lx - -P ' ' j . ll U il lummlmu11'lu:1ua - fx-,, . A is r P , .P - . ..f. L 1'.', Srl, Sophomore Glass President .... P P P Guy Payne Vice President PP i,,,e eee, Jarrett DePue Secretary ....,.,...,, P P ,... P James Lamp Treasurer P PP P P PP PP P Dorothy Johnson Motto: In union there is strengthf' Colors: Red and VVhite Flowers: Red and White Carnations . JL. . .,..?..g,q P4..?.,. The Sophomore Class, with 126 members, is the largest sophomore class that Spencer High School has ever had. Miss Louise Roberts was appointed as class advisor. Under her guidance the class has progressed and they hope that when they are seniors their class will be the finest senior class that Spencer High has ever had. Three members of this class were regulars on the football team, one being an honor student. They also have two members that are regulars on the basketball team. Early in the school year the members of this class presented an interesting assembly program. The class enjoyed a peppy party held in the High School Gym- nasium on the night of November 7, 1930. A large number of the members of this class was present, also several guests. This year the Sophomore Class presented a play entitled Man or Mouse . It was given at the Robey Theater. Miss Roberts coached the play. The class is thankful to her for what she has already done in ad- vancing the class. She has only been with Spencer High this year but they find her a good sport and ready to help in the advancement of the Sophomore Class and Spencer High. Q N. Page seven ty-one ,-N ,',-,,,.- Q- we M. Z PlffJPIC0LAt i J' ffg f ,xx , B ,Q e X -1 H Z, - P' .. . .1 1- . p sf ' J 'X ' K YL sr ,Q 'jig' fe as N, 1, ' nfl: X - ' I A I K if Jillian ur Misuse SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY March 5, 1931 Coached by Miss Louise Roberts . JM . -e'5 5',Nf,'i g'e' Man or Mouse gets its name from two of the charactersg one of whom is a diplomatic and peaceful young man, the other a quarrelsome one who believes in fighting it out. The chief element in the story is that of jealousy. Both of them like the same girl, though one of them doesn't realize it. How all these troubles were settled was shown us by Sopho- mores who took part in the play. All of them did excellent work in their respective parts which gave an enjoyable evening at the Robey to those who saw it and those who presented it. The characters were: Nippy Simpson fhandy man of the hotelj ...u, ,sssee..,, i.ll ..,e,eses.se,s.e..,.ee, . J H estel Neely Mrs. McFadden Cowner of the hotelj ............seeese.......,....,,.,,..l,l,..,l,....,,..,,,,e,.,.... Julia Miller Peggy Lou McFadden Qher daughterb .eeeee.... l.,.,..., A nna Neal Hardman Joe Dawson Cgang leader! .s,se,......,e,,,,.,,.,,,.....,esssesss ,.,,.,,...s,sess.l....,.,, J ames Lamp Russell Van Horn fboss of road menj .....,... ...,,ss,..,,... M illard Farrell Benton Van Horn this fatherb ,.,,,..l........., ,..,.....,, W alter Hersman Jennie Van Horn this mother! .......,,e,,..,,...... ,l,,......., M ildred Hughes Hope Willoughby fRussell's lianceel ,...e.... ...e,ss,.,.,e, I nez Benedict Jonathan Willoughby CHope's fatherb isssee...i,... ..,,.,,.,.i..es..., F red Smith Henrietta Willoughby CHope's motherh ........,, ........ D orothy Harris Rainbow Runkel Qarm of the lawb ....,,ess, e.i,i.i. ...,,..,,..., R a lph Lang Old Proby fVeteran of Civil Warl .,....see ee,e,,ee sseiee...... B o b DePue Miss White fLyceum agentj ,ss.........ieee.,......,,eeees,.i.....,s,.,eese,ei,,..s,,..eeee i,e,eeee,eeee V irginia Parks Mr. Watson fsalesmanl ..ie..,.......i.......,.ii.. ,..........,.,,,ees......,....,,.....ee, ee..........,.,i.,......,,... R a y Rardon Peggy Lou's friends ..,,ss Mary Ellen Grifhn, Justine Hildreth, Olive Smith, Monad Howell, Arneda Nedeef Joe's gang ,..,..... Blake Eismon, Jarrett DePue, Ralph Winters, Harold Cottle Page seventy-two frja 'liLIIU'Illnu1nwwad.'Mm': Y if s-4 ,V i I. - if .-TVN Q ,. f i, Ufgggdg ,.- K 5 P ,iw 'WJ R..U I C M ,fwx N.f'fQ 'Sf-6 V ' Q L , ...-.. V . N' l -JP' A WWSEXISNX Ag 'Q Q Yix 1-fig: S Wh I cy- A i W, X ,--- . ' 7? 2 Q 5:36 ' V S iii A 1 .':-' L 2' -:-.1 , - if if L:-52 ':- P5 , ,- 1 Q Z Qs. 4 2 'x rl Page S6 UC7lfjj'Hl'I'f'8 2 S , v 'QCOLA I 1,43 QQ A Ag 2 1 nj I xx, i w x , ' x ' S K' -' . YJ x x I W 'A I ' U J u,1,... 7, I 'I ' 'X ' ' H , f N . my V X xx V. E I M E A KKK!! , ,. is N N , 4a:.v.L.J.'!u 'm'a'f'A A T- A M,., T Y' S 7 rt ,Q 'X X Ae: My 'W Q. y ,M - Q. ' J xxx x F' Qt 2' W 1? Fw 1 'fx fy QM NIJ N ix. ,xr , - Q ff Qi N H 3 U x :V E: w 5 X.- 177 N'YV'Z7J -T nf EFA -fy ,nwhv i'wgg 9Mm3j I Page sezfmzfy-foul' S m RE F Y, r .aa - TM , wa . wr, Q., . ,, . ,, O5-, ,S Q bug., X, X -K fa., .t..f'H-en. - rf . '. 1 3 , RJ9 lf ki ' -, 0 X x 7 r ix, -- - ,.,-N A -,- W P I C O . 1 -v 3 ,QD fzfg' ,xr - ,ef V uw, 2 1 ,si 1 ' A X lsr.. . - . 1 ff f X 1 41.5. H.: -., .v . -. A, ,,k,Lf.Q ,-1-jf: 4, Q if , - .yn nil:IlLm1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,J,,,m1 N N -, V kv W Li -Tim? K ,.. 1-my 13,5 na ., . K , A.... . , H V ,L MM, H , - V , ,W --Af.:'fr-,ffm , ,,,:X.W..M . , ,.,, T , ,,,,,,, F my X W. 1 I 1 . ir. Q. , FRESHMAN CLASS ali! 3 .s ii 4 I Page seventy-five x 5 3 'V n Q7 -ioxflr lc x X X xi FK 4 4 ., 4' 5 V 3, 'U XL ,.. ' ,ff ' W BRUPICOLA if 'D ,Ei , , -A.-' 'f., ' 7-45-l. l11, f 1 n f u lunmufluwmu 5-,ici rl- I u p Batton, Earl Bates, Harry Bates, Eugene Bartlett, Paul Barnes, Elinore Berkhouse, Johnnie Bolte, Charles Brannon, Clifford Brown, Virginia Carpenter, Betty Carson, Foster Chambers, Bernard Chapman, William Coleman, Lewis Clarkson, Warren Crislip, Don Crislip, Melvin Criss, Norville Dawson, Jessie Dearman, Rebecca DeGruyter, Ferd Dimmick Creaver Dilworthj Buren Douglas, Edna Dye, John , S Epling, Clyde Fetty, Virgil Flesher, Marjorie Fox, Andrew Fox, Eugene Frail, Wilma Gandee, Homer Garrett, Carroll Ga1'1'ett, Clifford Gordon, Hazeldeane Grady, Homie Grady, Wanda Greathouse, Elsie Greene, Lona Hall, Charles Haught, Lora Hartsock, Leona Hedges, Marie Henderson, Dennis Page seventy-six jfresbman Hersman, Iloe Hersman, Elsie Holswade, George Huffman, Clifton Hylbert, Kenneth Kelley, Lawrence Kendall, Shirley Kerby, Evelyn 'Q Knopp, Eugene Koon, Ralph Kyer, Emma Law, Clyde Lawrence, Eloise Lewellen, Margaret Lewis, Beryl Long, Ilah Looney, Gerald Lowe, Charles Bise, Lloyd Marshall, Gladys Meadows, Milfred Mihlbower Bernard Morford, Ethel WM Murray, Kenneth McClung, Dora McCutcheon, Luzelle Neely, Bill Nellis, Ga1'net . Nida, Eupha Norris, Dorothy Nutter, Freda J'9,wv-44 O'Brien, Ernestine Parsons, Ray . Q Parsons, Olive TQ Per1'ine, Billie Phillips, Allen Poling, Doris Price, Oral Price, Jewell Rader Fermin J Raderi Betty 'Hx MJ Radabaugh, Fern Raines, John Reed, Rita Reynolds, Dorothy Rhodes, Virginia Roberts, Leonard Runnion, Dorothy Runnion, Claude Runnion, Ernest Scott, Marjorie Simmons, Audra Simmons, Genevieve Simmons, Emily Mae Smith, Ruth Starcher, Lucille Starcher, Robe1't Stahlman, John Stalnaker, Gladys Steber, Jean Stump, Grace Stutler, Orris Summers, Eugene Suttle, Elsie Swisher, Glendeen Tennant, Otho Tennant, Mary Thomas, John Eddie Tingler, Marjorie Vandale, George Waldeck, Edra Waggoner, Ruth Ward, Brooks Webb, Boyd Webb, Eula Webb, Hester W7 Webb, Edith Webb, Gladys PWM! Westfall, Mary Wiseman, Clarence Wines, Walter Wine, Freda Wood, Ona Wood, Velma Wyatt, Herald Yenne, Eunice Z N' 1 1 - 1 .- xx- Kmv- A J Wm . :1 mm f,A Hz' H 'J MD If U P I COLA 1 lf' J M QQ' 11 ffffAf' 1 M 1 W 1. - ' 1 ff ff' Cwrganigatiuns ll' up QQ 1 I IV 6105 'WF ' W 'S 'V 1 X xxx 1, 111111111 'Q 1 'f'iim'I1 5, I 1 A J...- I 1 V 1 ' 1 1lf.1 '111 1 lm x 1 FA I K 1 I 1 Q '16 M ' , M11 W 1 1 1 v 1 1111! 10 1 '1 4 1 - 1111111 1 51 1 1111 ,111 g - 1 KW XL' 114259: - 1V1M11lWw1 1 I M3111 1.1 111 1 1' 11 I N- ,jl-A' X -..- 1 Y ' ' 1 6 1 111 111 1 1 N ji 42 1' ' 5 1-'i111' 1111! 1' Page seventy-seven X, ERUPICDLA , l l IM Illmuuu vu minima X E. if 0 Q ,, IKM-, - -- V YV Q A ' , f A- 'J f . 'SL' FX L, x S . 2 4' X 1 -1 - f-Pk A A , - K, . ...f---ff ,, W , nv. X 2- gjf J 5. H 1 I Q ' - ' X W, x,-mf L. ' 'A ,L ,Nw-W, L,., f 1 . at - LN -, K, , , I ,, :ff -1 -' I .. ' -f-wwifnw fi f ,- f A-W-W -4 . . Page seventy-riglzt 1 ENT COUNCIL UD I ST QQ 6 l N vQE TTMCCC-T If U P I COLA A ' , my Y-I , MI, . X if I . , J ,ff f X f' X ,XX VN s v f 3, L op - 4 H' Q m'Ihlm 1 in ' X W i'L H5'43 ?fAf' w mffk Q .. .. ,,., U.. - - -iff Q' ri? Az? , L,., .:. N f-,f- ,. fl., W-we wta-. M f 7. ff M, .,,,,,, f- . ..,. f. . W. 'rc -.c 1- - sw ,- W . A W Lfyk N, 2.-. 4 m,M,,,,,, .A Q . .,-. .,.., ...mn g -- -we V Stuhent Qtnunnil In the progress and advancement which the high school has made in the last year, nothing has contributed more than the student government organization directed by the Student Council. The Council met and were organized early in the year and thus was able to get a great deal of work done. Miss Faustine Davis was elected president and under her expert guidance and with the assistance of Mr. Shumaker the Council immediately began work to make this school year the most successful year the school had ever known. This it has succeeded in doing. The Council,met regularly and discussed such problems as were detrimental to the progress of the school. Many of these problems were solved by the Council which worked untiringly in its efforts to make the school life run more smoothly. Some of its lasting contributions to the school are a school emblem and a team name in addition to many more things for which the school will be eternally grateful. The government organ- ization of this school has been made a great success by the Student Council of 1931. Page sclenty nme ijf'wW' w R 0 P I com ' al HI llmmu mu.n7usan.1 M.: lmm MQW Wm 'V' . W- , 3 , H K A .. -Q , L -. 15-F -f f- W- ., kiiiil .. ,k.,. ,fi ,.,.,- -in .,., , Y . UA ,. 'Mu A V , V V ' P ,. , ' - 41 '1 v - if '-- ' ,.,. . V, ff f' V. 5, Z4 ' T ' V H ' I is ' U ', L: 'l L I I --- gf Wie 1.1: Sv f ' MPM iiff. Vi +1 ',4.i5'F - 4 , - Nlfvrk Qs iz f w-'ft M -. a.wns2.:a:-wif-1:13a-'vw -'Mm' -2-f--f 1-f' ' 'I' 5 ' ' Page eighty I u i RUPICOLA STAFF The above eleven students compromise the '31 Rupicola Staff. These W-WDRDPICOLAD C' C Z ffafi' mf' X ,',., We 1 I AQ ,-Z A A: N- Rm-a 5 . J , ..,,I,' . .X-,: .' , t it f ' 2-32 K -f W' M r, ,,-, . ff.-f:fI,,.-W., a. ., , -.- - ,. A -' 2 M55 ikupicnla Qtaff Editor-in-Chief is ee.e., . .,e,ooeeeeee Co1'mel Dye Assistant Editor ....i eeeeee James E. Miller Business Manager .eee e.e.e i .eee.. J ames Board Advertising Manager ie,,,... Lester Cottrell Circulation Manager ,ii.e eeie e.... . ee,i F a ustine Davis Kodak Editor ee...,.ei. .......,i., C or ii..,,...... Jean Miller Art Editor .,... .,.eee.ii C C e.,.. Donald Smith Calendar Editor e.e, ,,...,.ee C , Mary Alice Rhodes Athletic Editor ....ie... e.,,.., Foster Hedges Joke Editor ee...,,.,c,c, or ...,.. Charles Carpenter Literary Editor C .a.e..,.,,,,.. John Hersman students were selected from the Senior Class in the spring of '30 by Mr. Shumaker, the High School Principal, and Miss Daisy D. Harrison, the Senior Class 0HCicer for this year. As the staff was chosen early in the spring, a great deal of work was done during the summer vacation. A large number of scenes and pictures were taken, drawings and cartoons for the Rupicola were Worked out, and the construction of the calendar was started. As soon as school was well under way in the fall, the staff began work in earnest and have been Working faithfully up to the present time. The good work of the staff, coupled with the expert direction and assistance of Miss Harrison makes the school confident of turning out a Rupicola of unusual merits and beauty. Page ezghty one w R o P I COLA -ff' X fx ff' 7 ' 'ff' milil-.lvl ,Agn-1. -X, E 1 -L', Q Vgx E - 1 1 ' N' X r 1 ig ffl fx? - 5 is 2-3 M., . 3 gf V1 bfi , RVES SE GIRL RE JB' B 'H Urmllumnwulzfunn! I X X WN, xxxf- may www gi QQ' ah I Page eighty-two E I A it-M If 0 PII COLAI I I I ,J N fffxx x r' . . J f fa ' In R 'M , ' f, SQ? I .. -f-.- -A I gi Nt rw l . i V l 3 . ' ,4 if mmt l lmu I ' I -' lg.1iwl.',: l G f i aZ'V7. ,1,,a' A Lg .. A Ti Qld rferhes Presidents .b.AVW.A A qw.. ....A.,A .. , ....A. J ean Miller l ,,.....A ,., , ., P auline Moore . . .....A.. ,,.. A.A , B e ulah Smith Vice Presidents .. ,.,,. ....,..,.. YQUQVEAP '...b Z e Ida Hawkins Secretaries v w 1A .,.bA .A g ,.,A ,..,... P e arl Bartlett l .,.... ,.,.,.,,....AA Glenna Nellis T1-easurers ... .A Q.'. .wA Vw.... l ..,,. ....., E rnestine Walker l ....r,.e,... Blondena Boggess Sponsor ,,..,.... V,..r,rr,,., .,...., . . . r,.,,., Mrs. Nina Lukens -e-54:2-H-4+ AS A GIRL RESERVE I will try To Face Life Squarely To Find and Give the Best I will try to be Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times. I will do my best to honor God, my country and my community, to help other girls and to be in all ways a loyal, true member of the Gi1'l Reserves. -9-2-'5-.'fxf+4-Q The Girl Reserves is an old club in Spencer High School and the mem- bership is so large that it is necessary to have two organizations. Much of the success of this club is due to the very inspiring sponsor, M1's. Lukens. This club has not only been a part of the high school extra curricular program but it has tried to be of some use to the community. Page eighty-three --- A. -N 4 1 ,,d----- 4--M wliUPlCOL - .EE ' ,F , gin ,Wx r-' 'Y '- ,3gg.. xx N -. , . , f , X Q ff Iiih4I!J 'H1ru1uuruu:n1Q'.TLww:Q 'QQ 5, N My 5 frm.. . ' - , Q W VM 7 MSL 57-f , T i n , MW 'M wg gt C www i F Page eighty-foufr -Sanl- T TNH li 0 P I C 0 LA , . ,J K Q.. - -53 ff ' N, O ff! M I 1 I IlllllllrarfalulllliluimI , . W , - -..e t,4-amz -1+ ., ,,,, -- I 't ' Wmiliffe' The lat? Ciluh President , ...., . . Denver O'Brien Vice President William Bartlett Secretary-Treasurer . John Hersman Advisor l..r . . . .,rrr . O. R. Karickhoff The first Hi-Y Club in Spencer High School was organized in the year of 1923. The Club then consisted of only eleven members but it has grown until now it has a membership of over thirty. We owe a lot to our advisor, Mr. Karickhotf, for the building up of our club. 4.2.39 t'.g.2.a. ,, W, ,. Purpose : To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of moral character. Slogan: Clean Livingg Clean Speechg Clean Athleticsg Clean Scholarship. Objc'r'f1'z'0.s.' Sacrificial Service-Four-fold Development--Christian Manhood. Ai'chie Atkinson Bill Bartlett James Board Charles Carpenter Vernon Carpenter Isner Corbitt Lester Cottle Lester Cottrell Foster Hedges John Hersman Dyizanzicn' Contagious Christian Character .tg -JL J-'L ' f'5 v 'r ' HI-Y ROLL Waltei' Hersman Roy Lang Victor Marple Ruby Mcliown James E. Miller James H. Miller Tom Neely Denver O'Brien Forrest Parsons Guy Payne Charles Rhodes Fred Smith Lako Stalnaker Selby Swisher Leslie Tatterson Fred Thompson Guy Thompson Olson Warren Paul Hall Page efiglzty flu f vm.. ' 4 'E '15 gr ,4-. --4, 1 T1 ,J ,L 'f A f 3 L J J 5 J, 1' K., J nn .X W A w J Q1 N -9 Q, V fl ,xv f , f5,ffff'Lfl1 Mm Vfif I , f I A EiAiI'1lv.3 . ' :Cui-wa.-f 1 E, N 5-I 1 LE x K X I X S X 4 , ,ff Y 6 . E ' XJ mf ' ., r , I4 , .J :Tay if C AA . 1 gif W .- g' 1' Aix E1 n 1- TX f N Q! y R ,TN 5' I' , QS: 5.1, A 55: X X xv ' I 453 Y, A Q f' fi f' I K lm? if, VV Xl , I x , ll QXQXX W x X x 3 L F wx J 8 -Z' .J i Va IJ ,UB CI 5. 460 I, u ,. ff Page eighty-si.:' GIRLS' GLEE L ' R U P I c OJLA X 42... ' '- - M ' A .gig-S. , HHH Illmmu1uruu1Li?wams 8:1 ,L -51 f D D -I J rl Q J D O -4 D E sms 5 0? A aa Y A f Page eiglny-seven Q iii QQ VFQUPICOLAF j'i XP PQ ,Ab-'-'Z '! :L . f i P, f- - . ,rf affs. J Ma P.'.45 V V + 7 , 2 Y Enps Glen Cdlluh President , A ......,, ,A... Fred Thompson Vice President eee,e . eeees....,. James Board Secretary .o.o......, PP e.oo.,eeeee Paul Davis Pianist .eeee, .....eee i,.,ei ..i. ei.ee eei,i..... P P ieeee P P P P PPPP PPPPP PPPPPP V i 1 'ginia McKown The purpose of the organization is to create a taste for music, to create a better and greater interest in music. The club is composed of members from all classes in high school. However, each and every member has shown an interest and appreciation in music. The club certainly has a wonderful talent for music, and has all the prospects of developing great musicians. The club has brought much fame to Spencer High School through its wonderful programs. The club meets on every Monday and Thursday, with a large attend- ance at each meeting. We are quite sure that the club will achieve the greatest success, and we hope that the club will continue to grow higher and higher every year. We are very fortunate to have Mr. Brown as instructor. Mr. Brown has shown great interest in the development of the club and each member appreciates his interest and aid. He is at any time willing to help us with our musical problems. . l .JC 5. -e'?'5',.Nf.'l'+. jllilelha Else Clllluh President P PP PPPPPP. P P PPPP Blondena Boggess Vice President .P Mary Alice Rhodes Secretary .PP...P PP PPPP .PPP . PP Gwendolyn Hardman The purpose of the Glee Club is to create a taste for better musicg to stimulate interest in music, to broaden the minds of students in the music world. The club is composed of 95 members from all classes in high school but the Freshmen seem to have the majority. About three-fourths of the club are new members since many of the old members were graduated last year, leaving the club in the hands of the lower classmen. Several of our members attended the State Convention at Charleston and we know that Spencer High School was well represented by those who attended. We are planning to present an Operetta, The Fire Prince, sometime in the near future. Page eighty-eight i,-Q .-X 'f,,,,.---1,5 WA -.. , f- A -- RUPICUL 2 Hi K E xx ff I 5 M 3? 'EQ .gyzv ni! mlm I :I if V , l ' K V I F 4' , WX in Q! pf ff y 'L if 1 fa? . A S17 5-, 9 , Uk F L, ND BA 'U S cm cm an 15 CY S Sn Q I ' r A 1 4 m ,xl 4. m wa , v . .ng 5RfJPIC0LA Page ninefy I I :sf 5 Q E 'R 1 1 2' 43' fi Q 1 Q . .ivfj-43, .D .,..,. -Al I -.5 , I . 1 ' X 5 32 r .gig , N igzfzib ., V .LW WJ 3 .X N ., ,f ii x ORCHESTRA favs If 0 P I coLAi , g A , ,, A ij fe-f 1 ' ,, ,. The bpsncer itaigh Srbuul Banu The present High School Band was first organized in 1927- 28 under the supervision of C. I. Elder, who carried on the wonderful work of music until the summer of 1930, when he accepted a position as principal of West Union High School and moved there. In August 1930 Mr. Karl Brown accepted the position offered to him by the Spencer Board of Education and has been doing a wonderful work in making the citizens of Spencer feel a taste for and appreciate good classical music. He is doing everything possible to make our Spencer High School Band the best in the world. Will he succeed? Wait and see. A few of the members of the band participated in the state orchestra which was held at Charleston, West Virginia. According to the state's greatest musical instructors, we have the best trombone player in the state, and all others from the S. H. S. Band ranked among the best from a musical stand- point. Yet they will not be satisfied until they are at the top of the ladder. They are hoping to win a medal for dear old S. H. S. in the State Band Contest held at Charleston this spring. The band has another occasion to make a name for itself and S. H. S. That is the Apple Blossom Festival at which they are expecting to receive a reward. This event occurs annually at Winchester, Virginia. Page ninety one . MQ , x 'bn I ,, i f-.,' ., Vg 'Ei' ,NAI 'gif-SW-1 if.. '. jff' if wig ,uh ,QQ 11 Us-Q 1 , ' MQ'- 'f 2' .f ,v 1, . .Aw 21' Page ninety-two I f 52 EU E . LEX fy N' f f IJ f W 2 FU 5? ' C 54535 O :U JM f' rkkj. if x, 55 .e 3' CLUB IC DRAMAT iiii WROPICOLA fs 'U .JM RW' aria ,Q E ..,f J - - ' , ,. ' ...J 'X xx. I l 2flllllllflullllxlulfiurlmi In K A Jr iz i m gggi, Zllibe btage rein President .i c . c. , Charles Carpenter Vice President .c c c Virginia Oles Secretary eee, , c c .,..i.......,ee c Eloise Butcher Sponsor i oooo , Miss Daisy Harrison The Stage Crew Dramatic Club, which was organized early in the fall of 1930, began active work almost immediately. It took charge of the staging of the senior play, t'The Laughing Guest, very efficiently caring for costuming, make-up, advertising, and stage managing. This included also a study of the selection of a play, of a cast, and of directing. The second semester was spent in a study of Shakespeare's humorous scenes and characters and some original work in play writing and pro- ducing. -++-z-if-u-4+ Stage Iuh The following officers were elected soon after organization: President ...,c ,,,c, c ,, ,c,.......c.,, i Gladys Stalnaker Vice President ,ccc c ,,..c, Hazeldean Gordon Secretary c, ..,.c.ccc Erma Anderson Treasurer c c c.cc, ,......lccc . . Eloise Lawrentz The club is still in its infancy, being organized at the beginning of the '30 school term. There is much budding talent in the club, some of which has been played to the best advantage. The rest will have a chance, because there are coming activities in which the others may take part. The object of the club is to bring forth talent and to better dramatics. By the help of the sponsor, Miss Dorothy Davis, the object will be reached. Page ninety three One of the most active clubs in school is the dramatic club only iiffiw If ff P I s ek V Q -, W -KZ! A H . .i ,ls ' 7' ' ,ax-Wdbrli: f ' , . - ffm' QW. l 1 1 A llfiunuu . if . ' ,B Q 'fififs f--f - , ., - ' -If L W . Ti:-' f EiQ'P5f-53-1:5 'XT A 9, . l r mi.. g,,...,.,.....i .gm M' illibe Spencer iBIapers4 President ....,.ooooo,.i,.oii. ,,..,.., ll lary Ellen Crislip Vice President ,..,,,..., .......o sirrri,s..,, M a rie Hudkins Secretary srirrs.,,i.i.. .,rs...,s, G wendolyn Hardman Treasurer .,,,rr..,......,.i,...,.,,.............,.,..,,,........,.... Frances Marian Robey oiganized at the beginning of school. This is known as the Spencer Players. This club is already at work to bring praise to the Old School. The club is directed by the very capable sponsor, Miss Julia F. Plumer, and consists of a membership of twenty-five girls. That it is composed entirely of girls may seem unfortunate to some, but we consider it just the opposite as it will give us the opportunity to play male roles and thus bring out our talent for acting. We planned to give a three act play, entitled Three Pegs, at the beginning of the new year, but, due to the illness of a member of the cast, the play had to be postponed until a later date. However, we presented our play in the latter part of February and the proceeds were given to the high school fund. Faye nmety-four P jffmP lieu P I coLA R i f . .. ff.. . S -,x-4 ik Y . ,f f . . ..,. V- - - fs.. 5, i . i , J , .sw i, ' 'F Q'-Q:Ul m m LM m' A 3' ki' 'Wi fi' ' '2?4'?:'-H A E' . me 'Lila V- .., ,, ,. l ,f n ., ii -ww' --if-fi 1 .v..::.e.-1 -z ' s : . -. .. ...I-.., . - - -P Girls' burial tiquette K. A. T. CLUB President , ,,,,,,...A, , ,,.,... ., , .,. ,,,.,.. ,..AA . . . ..AA , .... G l enna Nellis Vice President ..,..,i, ,,........i...,i, ...... ii,.iieei ll l a ry Alice Rhodes Secretary ,,,,,,ii,,. .,..,ii . .. ....,ii,,.,.,,,. Pearl Cariens Treasurer v,,,..,,.....,i i,..,.....ii ,i....... ,....,,,Y,i...,,,e,i,i v,,i.,...... M a r t ha Hardman Sponsor ,,r,r,...iir.rr r,rr,,...r,oorrrr . .,..rrror,r,,rrr o....r,,,,,,. ll I iss Virginia Morgan The Girls' Social Etiquette Club, which is known as the K. A. T. Club, has been one of the most beneficial clubs in Spencer High School. Much of the success of the club is due to our sponsor, Miss Morgan. She saw where we needed training in every day manners and she has always been very patient and kind with us. The name of our club, K. A. T., does not mean that we are catty but it really means Kourteous All Times. -Q-2+jX-a-4-+ President ,........,....,,.........,,.,...... ,.,......, ..... .......,,... P e arl Cariens Vice President .,..,... ....,....,. L ona McAllister Secretary .,,,,,.,..,........,.,........................,......,....,...........,,....,. D01'othy Harris Sponsor ..... ..,....,,..,i......,...,....,,.,.,......,............,,,....,...,..,......, W illiam J. Flint The Travel Club was organized in 1930. The object is to develop in the members an appreciation of the advantages to be gained through travel. This we have t1'ied to do through reports and discussions upon books and magazines relating to travel, exploration, and discovery. Several members of the club have related their own experiences gained through travel. Through the efforts of the club, a speaker for one of our assembly programs was secured. .,s..,.:g.g..g.,. Etna:-f 'lingua Qliluh President ...........,.........., ........,..... .........,............ B l ake Eismon Vice President ,......... ....,...,.. N Voodrow Showen Secretary .........,..........,.. ................. I nez Benedict Treasurer ........................... .,...,,,, W alter Hersman Sergeant-at-Arms ....,... .. ,.....,,....,....,,. ....,...,,., P aul Smith Sponsor .....,........,.....,,.................., ...... ,.,.......,.,,..,,..,....,.,,,,.., ,...,,,,,.., M 1 - s, Payne Colors: Gold and Blue Flower: Ox-heart Daisy This is the second year for this club in Spencer High School and we look forward to great advancement in its work this coming spring. Page ninety-five fxpda- ,,,, .w..,, ffx. TRUPICOLA f - V A . 2 ,f 2 .El , -5, 4 -, . 1. V fra e ,,, J , C 14' ' i '.,.1. , , ,f .Nw ' K ' . . 1: 'W-IW. i5iiU,,,m' m u u hmmxl 1-I I 3 . I . ,, I . ,R U,-g H 17-xiii. ,ww 1' -it H , ,......Q.. ' ' at ' rf ' fm -- f Glibe fllliff Editor-in-chief ..,, ...,.. Assistant Editor Business Manager iiiaa, . News Editor aaa,a ..aeaa. . Social Editor ,,i,r,e . Alumni Editor ....,... . mallet STAFF Jean Miller Mary K. Rader Gwendolyn Hardman John Hersman Pearl Cariens Juanita Shears Q fgsia Joke Editor .iai.ae..... .aaeaeaeeee J ames H. Miller Athletic Editor . ieie. ,....,.ie,ir..,..., T om Neely Bookkeeper ....,...,....eeeee...,..,i,ee .i.rr,.,eeeee,,,,,e Glenna Nellis Senior Class Reporter .,,ee,... .......... B londena Boggess Junior Class Reporter .,.vi...... James E. Miller Sophomore Class Reporter ...,..rrr rri,i...... ,r,rr . E dna Mace Freshman Class Reporter ,,........ ,....... G ladys Stalnaker Faculty Representative .i.r.,r,rrrr..,...,...,. rr.rrrrrrr,,.. R . W. Shumaker The Cliff Dweller is recognized as being one of the splendid institutions of Spencer High School. It conveys the up-to-date news to the four hun- dred and forty students and to approximately fifty alumni subscribers. The editions this year have been snappy and well planned. In addition to a recitation of past events the issues have given good synopses of coming events. It has also been the policy of the staff to run one or more pictures in each issue. The student body subscribed 100W for the Cliff Dweller with a 1'eduction in price to forty cents. This idea has made the paper a more democratic publication with many students contributing to its issues. Every department of the school has made cont1'ibutions to the issues and thus readers have had the pleasure of knowing in a large way of the progress of our fine high school. Page ninety-six it ' MPP If U P I coLA PXP ? .. in Q S ff' I , 4 f ...f Y ,. A 5 fga 3 .,. S .. 1 ,fp f i , S ' '- ' ' ' -' 1 ,fir , . ,,. 1 as 1. a 'PSI iS'll!1l l!1mmunnlunfiinmg , M' ' -' .9?f'7ff'i-L ie-...u 1 . ' T k' A 'f-if '- 575, I . X -'-' . -- - - rel ' -A bcienre Qtluhs KRAINBOWJ Scientific truths arc often, straizgcr than fif'ta'o1z. President ,A, ,,....., ,. ..... . .,..,.., Ralph Koon Vice President .eee eeeee . e,.eeee G eorge Vandale Secretary ...ee.eeee.,... ,, - Gladys Stalnaker Treasurer .....,ee. ,,,e,,eee, ll Tildred Hughes Sponsor s,v....eess,,,,,..,... .ess,,vss,.s...... . ssssss.ees e.,..e.,,seYeesesee...e.,.,,eee M iss Parks Aim: Q15 To create a greater appreciation of nature. C25 To develop our powers of observation. C35 To organize common experiences for use in the solution of new problems. C41 To find out the facts of things by the scientific method. Projects worked out by the club: QD A permanent collection of insects and flowers made and classified. C23 A chart on which is fastened a bottle of each of the by-products of coal. 435 A permanent collection of stems of trees found in West Virginia. .5..L 'N' LLL. ' - 'Pore' 1 ' CSKYROCKETJ To know' Scrzriicc is to kfnou' frufh no maffcr ?f,'lzcrv if leads. President .......,,..,....,... i. ,,.. Furman Rader Vice President .,,,, . ,,,,.. Otho Tennant Secretary ........... .. ,....... Mary Westfall Treasurer ......... ,.,, C lifton Huffman Sponsor ....,,.,,......,..,,......,...............,,,..i.., .....,, ,,...,.....,.,.,,...,,..., cccc ,,,, ll I i s s Parks Aim: To create a greater interest in science in Spencer High School. Projects worked out by the club: CD A chart on which is fastened a bottle of each of the by-products of petroleum. 125 A study made of some famous scientists and a picture of each for the room. C39 A col- lection of animals and plants found in our locality, are to be used in science classes. Page ninety-seven A L WSWS If 0 P IMC o LA' K i i ,wx .ff an , ' - My -' p ' L A 1 I .. ,V 'F g I ,L t give '- it - t y wf ,. - g A -2 t . . ., M v., W. H., ... , M . , I . ggi :F , H . Mita, 1555! 3 Il 'lmmumnuzff fum. .n - K ' . l i lisi i f zy r . -if--1j',jQ.,g,g, ..,,. su 1,4 W,.r'i W- - lbr i i liifffffi ' . .l',f1f- .- .4 .V H - --,-- V west Birginia Cllluh President ..,. A....,.....A,,,A ...A A ......A .A.,.. A, ,, , ,, A R o b e 1 't DePue Secretary and Treasurer ., . , .......,. A.....,. P e arl Cariens Librarian ...... , AA AA, , .AA , .,.....Y, ... , A .A,., . . A., .... ....., F r a n c is Frail The purpose of this club is to study the various resources, beauty and appreciation of West Virginia. This club is opened to all grades and classes who want to gain knowl- edge and to show their appreciation for West Virginia. The club has been very active all through the year, and has had the opportunity to exchange information with other counties for that of Roane. Yes, we are widely known and will be far better known at the end of the school term. Many of the members are taking examinations for club pins. These pins will show to you just how hard we have been working. The club has enrolled with the State Department, and is carrying out the work outlined for it to do. Our club instructor, Miss Harrison, has been wo1'king in every Way that is possible for the advancement of the club, and the members appre- ciate it very much. Our big goal is knowledge of West Virginia, and We certainly enjoy working for it. May we get there! -ef5+1?+fQ--+- Sum Jfnhelxs The Latin club is one of the best organized clubs in Spencer High School. This being the first year of the organization, it has proven to be very successful. The club is composed of members from all four classesg we have as our sponsor Miss Louise Roberts. The officers of the club are as follows: Walter Hersman Conrad Wolfe Correda Miller .. ,... Gladys Stalnaker Imperator . ................,..,..,,... ......, ,... ...,.....,,..........,...... . Consul .....,.......... .....,,, .... Amanuensis ...,..,...,. ...,. . Quaestor .........,.......,..... ..... Sergeant-at-Arms ..,.............,........,,,,......,.................. Archie Atkinson The main object of our club is to create interest in Latin, also to learn the many interesting things of the Romans. Page ninety-eight The Wild Life Club grew out of the Hiking Club and we are twenty- --X '-,,,.-'- , 'V V--. J ,J-.. - -.., - D 'A M I x . 'mleii ' A A' ff PN' ' - We sl ,.,, , Q., . i' r. . - mu : la- li c is Q 5 13 . kk..L 57 pa is Tlliliilh life Qllluh President .t,....iete,te,,. ,....i.,,,.. ' 'Bill Bull Vice President .. e,.., e... , Ralph Winters Secretary i,,,ii,,e,e ,l,,., Vernon Hardman Treasurer .,.. ,..........iie,, ,e...,eee,.,,..,, H a rold Cottle Sergeant-at-Arms .eeee.,iiie ..e..ii r r. ..,..., Blake Eismon Sponsor .s.ee ,........ e,eeee,.., ee.,.ii . , r ie........i e....i ,l.... M r s. Gwynne Payne foui in number. The Club was organized on the third Tuesday of Septem- ber, 1930, and meets on every first and third Tuesday of each month. Much pep and interest is shown by the Club as it is a bachelor organization with only one exception. The Club is composed entirely of sophomores. With the aid of our sponsor we have learned much about wild life within and without our state. 'iQf'5'.'::'i'4-i- iiaxhlng Qlluh President ....,.........,... ...,.....,.... E dna Tanner Vice President ...,...,..,.... ...,,. James E. Miller Secretary-Treasurer ..... ..,..,...,. r W .,............. ,........... , ,. Olson Warren The Hiking Club was organized at the first of the school year and is the first Hiking Club in Spencer High School. The club was organized with Miss Julia Plumer as the sponsor. The club adopted the name of Scotch Tramps after the Scotch who are great hikers. The Hiking Club started to work at once. They planned many hikes but only a few were successful because of the bad weather which hindered the taking of hikes. But the hikes which were successful were very much enjoyed by the members of the club. At the regular club meetings the Hiking Club discussed hiking equip- ment and dress, and the benefit derived from hiking. In the regular meetings the club had very interesting programs, some pertaining to hiking. Page ninety nme me R U P l c o LA A A f ' ' .1 eff X X X mms- ,mn M j lhiid 'ulllllllllllllllllllRUNS I ,PM SQQ, 315451 .-mffwff' 'W me ' ww if -zuifkmmwfi. . .if - - we 'W , U . :ffl , , W., ff! 9 rl x k -, ' s . A in , V- s- . - - , I ' w izfv.. ' 2 H' - A ' ' - -'LL- -Y ,, ,. :Ev e ' N . w we Y-A ,Q f an ,Q 1. ,L 1 7 .. .M A A WW A -w..x,', Wy- , L, , ,:-f-, '-W4 -1:17.-fn X GSW- ' - gk-- .- -- - . , , , . - , -A , ML-, 1 4,, , eg g f - ... 1-,g.'mza, f ,- 1,-' F' - ' ' ' ' ' . Page one hundred wRqfJPICOLA ff 4 of ,f W. W... rg, lim u nmuiuuu: Mr ,M -N.. H,-f-Z fm 0 E' ,gain 'Gam gy M A J Vg .-4 N f' X . HK ' .15 2' .- V ,'-' QQPXM- A if .,,. - ' , J ff' I X Kp X N A . ' f -. 5 Nh- .Wm -if?ffL'f'A ,bf U K ' n- f . JL.. ' -2-K. U H' ,E ,, j-2--3+ QQN, A K , ,QQ-f1mg.Q,,-ff .. A ,X 5, In V, f Y , E , , I 5, ., W :V 'L.- , V :'ifvw 4 WW W f M- -V ' 1 ' K 1 I I Page one lL'Ll,7Zd7'8d one gw,, ' wig, K,-X i'-,.,,,,,..-q-Q ffy ffxx J W ff -wwf' W E hU'Ii1 fy :N -fig in .ennfllllilllll j 5' Qi A 'M 'bn v-may -.K Nw I5 my af - fm ., .. My wa , ww ffsfsf' , , ., . 7 ,wr -Q i . - . , -' f - . ' ,Q V , K .,w :.f5 gf . , -L Nw., - -- ,, , b y 5 ew- ., I , ,,.5MQ,,., f .15!f,ggf 5: ' H ,,'- ,.,gg4-My , , . .V . -- , ri ,- ,fm , k - - -' 'V ,mu L .-,,g,. .. , wllaif?-Q ' ' i x ' Q ' 3 ' -'-w 'F1, X 12' ', x v: ' - ' M 'Y 'wtf V -z.,'.:sz.15 1U fWMf ,,..,,a:..1'-' 2:22. I.--4'-'..Q'S'f8f! ' , .j jf , W ifi ' ,, wwf, A ,. f- - ..x.g6.M Q - - - ., Page one hundred two ! f-- . fx A - 1 T . I Q - 1 ' H Q -x ,,,..--'--- ,N ' R U P I coLA n D ' 4 ,A V pe '44 ,, J , ' 0,1 - 5214! . V M E' ,QQ A ' L- x'A- - '- , A Ti- 9.1 'Nfu11.xAmmu.-1 Mum 1 'XA ' -, Q ... W. L W f mv- ? , W, qnlkzf :,h , 7 H A - g migf v m i i h 'f. . 5 ,..2 fi n m V V! 'Q fax 1 if -fn' 2 2:1 f X WI ,,. y , ,, , ,7 !f! . ' ff A xf. X1 f if-' ' X ' ., Aff-E X Q x v ' - 1 I I u ' I K X 'V I f 1 4 f - 4 v , 1 x . . I ' ' 0 - I 1 ' 1 I ' 9 4 H , . I I I J A 1 I - 1 .Q I I 7 ' r ' I 1 , ' 'h - J D , I 1 A J 4 f ' 's, I I 'fx- 1' I 1 .. Page one' lzzmclrerl three ' W wg U P I C 0 LA ,X .54 ,ff , 552' W 9Li:..1.. f3s'f.1..f, ,El if 5. E' if .. It Ei 35, f if 2 1,111 1,12 Y? 52368 X N asf y f UAD SQ FOOTBALL 1 - I Page one hundred four CA ZMMPRUPICDLAH i f I ,, .af 1- ., , F9 ,, -fx as 1 . 'x,..- . ' 1 V Q-P W - - , N1 J ff' ig . '-' J - .-. 1 wz' 1 - -W 1- sara - T:-' ' ,. X i n VK H an K lx ,. V . p .L . 55 5 g ig- .4 jfnuthall With the graduation of seven letter men of 1929, the outlook for a successful team in 1930 did not seem encouraging and too one must not forget S. H. S. had one of the hardest schedules of any team in the state. At the first call for candidates, about 25 men reported who were a very green bunch taken as a whole. The first game of the season was with East Bank, to whom Spencer bowed--19-0. Too bad-how sad! The next game was with Poca. These teams were evenly matched and at the final whistle the score was 0-0. Then came the game with Grantsville which had been lookedforward to for many weeks and perhaps was the most interesting of the games played. The result was a 6-6 tie. Following the tie games with Grantsville and Poca, Spencer journeyed to Charleston where the boys were defeated by one of the best teams in the state, to the tune of 43-0. The next Friday, Spencer played Logan with old man Tough Luck, still following-19-0. The last home game of the season was played with Clay and with good teamwork was won 25-6. On October 31, Spencer played the Big Blacks of Pt. Pleasant. This game was one of the most exciting of the year. It ended a 7-7 tie. The next game was at Clendenin, which we lost 8-6, it being a hard fought game. Spencer next journeyed to Mt. Hope to play Luther Poling's Yellow Jackets. Spencer lost this game to Poling's hard fighting team 38-19. One of the most bitter defeats of the season was suffered at the hands of Parkersburg. Spencer fought gamely in this battle, but the Big Reds were just too much and Spencer finished on the short end of a 45-0 score. This was the final game of the season. As far as the past season is concerned, from a standpoint of victories the year was, to say the most, not very successful, but as for the other benefits received by the boys, the season was undoubtedly good. The team showed at all times and in all ways the spirit that has always been exemplihed by S. H. S., and which, when carried out next year, should give Spencer a very good team. With the passing of this season S. H. S. says goodbye and good luck to four lette1'men: Milo Smith, end, Basil Lawrentz, halfbackg Paul Hall, guard, and Foster Hedges, gua1'd. Coach Bullington teaches good sportsmanship above everything else. He is well liked by all students of S. H. S. Page one lzmzdred fin BB BB R U P I COLA A ! fx 3 S Q 5 g. il Y l fa Vik if fs. EQ if . Q K' l . , Pago om' lzznufred sin: BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD P PRC PlcoLAil'i'i If rN X r Vx , Z4 Y ,, -4, - , i' C ff ,JH f A . '- 7' --- . . ,. ' . , . F r. Q ' , , Buys' Zl5askethaII Spencer .,.,... ,,.... 17 Glenville 16 Spencer e.,,..eeeee ,... ,...el 2 4 Alumni ..leee .. 22 Spencer ,r....rccr re,..,lrrr, 1 9 Charleston ..ll 1 13 Spencer .,..,.,,.. .,...,rlrrl 1 3 Ravenswood . .rr. 7 Spencer .lrc..,.., ,,......... 2 3 Montgomery ...,.,,.r 1 ,.,.. . 47 Spencer ..., .leee e,e,,, 9 P t. Pleasant ...lle.ll.e . ..l.l..ee 19 Spencer . ..,.... ..., ,ee,ee 5 6 Walton ...ll ,ee,. . 1 11 Spencer . .....,.. ,....,,,l.. 2 3 Parkersburg e,.,c, . ee,... 45 Spencer e,,..e 1 ...... 51 Walton ..,,.e..l e.ee . .. 11 Spencer .eeeee..., e,.... 16 Ravenswood . 15 Spencer ....e e.,e. .,..le, . . . 18 Clendenin leee,e.. 30 Spencer .eeeee.... . ee,e 35 Pt. Pleasant 32 Spencer .....l,eeee ......l.l., 2 4 Dunbar ..lee,.eee eeee,.ee . eeee... 1 8 Spencer ,.... ,.ll ......e.le. 1 9 Clendenin 1 ,.... eee..,.. . 30 Spencer e.....,... e,......,.. 3 5 Dunbar .eee,,, ,.,eee,..,e ,... ,,.. 2 4 Spencer Spencer Parkersburg Opponents ., ..., . 38 ,e... .. 378 The above totals show that Spencer High School averaged 25.1 points per game while our opponents averaged only 23.6 points. This year the boys won 10 out of 16 games which is a great improvement over last year's record and one can easily see that this season was a successful one taking into consideration the very hard schedule. The team showed at all times good sportsmanship and a fighting spirit which made both the student body and the fans back the team 100 per cent. Spencer High School does not always have a winning team but her sportsmanship is always of the best and we hope it will continue through- out the coming years. Most likely Spencer will have as good a team next year, if not better, due to the fact that only one of the eight men taken to the sectional tour- nament graduates and there are several boys capable of filling the vacancy left by Curly Lawrence, regular forward who fought hard in all the games. Next year's squad will have the following material: Rufus Webb and Harold Cottle, an excellent pair of guards, and Hillis Cottle, forward, who was a high point man this year. Other good material will be: Brice Ham- mack, Blake Hammack, Carl Cooper, Bob Maher and others. Page one hzmdrcd .szven .,'l'ZL'f,,f'f2CJ, Q We Qrrrrrg EJ? X wx Y? fi .N .Y I -S1 -bg X, ,3 LTL, bex Q. Q Q .3 - 'X S XX, K Y fi' U A, XT :S 'wr 1 A . 5,5 1 Q XS , 25' 'wx Y A y S V H A ' W R U P I COLA X, .nm ,H 5' Eigiiwivs :Euan -,. 5: E. 5 KX X ff ,l I - , 3 X fax : 7 if V 5 3, L W fx I V QX AU H wg Www 67' SQU GIRLS' BASKETBALL Sa N I .X . NN -4 X X KY 1 X X N x 'E X Na X. ,. - x -N .S NX , - v X. N. 3. .l x 'E Q 4, 'U L f jf If 'B A -, , 1 an P L ' S' Lx, xx LP Va ' V A f X J X' , 'U Q 'Q Q Q 3 cm 5 A 3 Q. Y Q Q Q S- U F5 GJ- 0414 ,LL lp.-.W 4, , f 'X 5 J 77? :Lk fha, rvv J' ,Lf 2 5. Y 'X '4 54 Nl DPQUPICOLAMW x yf if ' 1 1 I ' ' K , 'PA 0 ,, 4 f i5 . 1 f X' , - 1 ,1 1 A X as Girls' igaskethall A Spencei 24 Gilmore 1 1 12 Spencer 30 Weston 1 1 1 e,e,e 1 19 Spencei ,,ee 11 18 Calhoun 1 1 23 Spencei 11 27 Ravenswood 11 1 14 Spencei 1 11 13 Huntington 25 Spencer 1 11 20 Weston ,..11 21 Spencei 1 28 Salem 1111111 .1111,11 11 20 Spencer 11 1 21 Pennsboro 1 11 24 Spencer 1 11 1 1 25 Calhoun 11111 1 44 Spencei 1 28 Harrisville 1 ..111 33 Spencei .11. 1 11 61 Walton 111111111 111..1.1 1 19 Spencer 1 111 25 Ravenswood 15 Spencer 1 1 11 49 Clendenin 11 1 12 Spencei 1 1 .SA Pennsboro 26 Spencer 61 Ripley 11 1111 26 Spencer 25 Huntington 1 1111 1 11 29 Spencei 37 Walton 11 1 1 1 16 ' Spencer 11 11 11 41 Ripley 11 11 16 Spencei 1 11111 570 Opponents 1 394 The girls' basketball team for this year was very good although it was not victorious in all games. At the beginning of the year, the girls elected Edna Tanner as their captain. She proved herself to be a very inspiring leader. Out of the eighteen games played the Spencer Cliff Dwellers won nine. We believe the girls have become better sports by having lost part of their games. Pritchard, Burdette, Wines, Davis and Fetty will be lost through graduation this spring but we feel sure that enough material is left for another g1'and and glorious season next year. Miss Dorothy Davis has been an inspiration to the girls. She has undoubtedly proven herself a competent coach. The girls learned to love her and she in turn loved them. Page one hunchecl mne I Jr., , 'va 4- .iw ,WX W U I C 0 L I 4' N- X AQAY ...M N-, ff X 1' MM. ww, NWN' .ww f P ' , f' - --f ' N Aff' -- ,,.. , -W I sv K I kdHK X,,.U , f W u v- 'Navi ,.,. V h 'K f' 11 .. ' ' 7 . ' ' ,, fm ,JIS ' -A -X .-f'5?i ' A f'Zx ii-'--'-: -f3: 2..N 4,3-'V' H,',,,m A -' 4, :fan 'xg M W 1m,L,,,: I , k ' f M5 x v. V. - -A f:., .-.,g4f -Q 1 fs, en .- . 1 Ufllflll rr Vlwzmx -' 3-A H I . Pr 'Wif ?f'f' 4m '- -, . , - - A .,,. .. J ff , V - U.: ' 9 J X. - - K W ' - M- I i I - - J Page one hundred ten me li 0 P I c Ol-Aid it F it .. ' . p Q Ll , L ,Q .AF R :J fllfmmumnmfflww1 Qllalenhar '30 - '31 Sept. 5-Seniors met in Room I to make out their schedules for the com- ing year. Sept. 8-School opened again. Freshmen look like a handsome bunch, even though we only saw their hands. They number only 132. The faculty looks fine, too, even Mr. Karickhoff's moustache. Sept. 9-Today's as confused as yesterday. Poor Freshies certainly are having a time. Sept. 10-We got settled today and Miss Lawson told us about her trip to Europe. I believe most of' us were with her smelling fish in Holland and swimming in Venice. Sept. 12-We have a very good faculty this year and I believe a very musical one. We were entertained this afternoon by four members of the faculty who sang a few old selections. Sept. 18-We had an enthusiastic pep meeting today celebrating the oncoming football game tomorrow between Spencer and East Bank. Let's go, Cliff Dwellers! Sept. 19-We lost the game 19-0 but just the same our boys played a good, clean game. They exhibited good sportsmanship. Sept. 22-The classes met for the first time and were organized. Now begins ye olde competition. Sept. 24-Today was our first chapel program when we had with us Rev. L. H. Roseman of the Baptist Church who gave a very interesting talk. Sept. 26-Another game today, Spencer High vs. Poca. The score was 0-0. Well, anyway, they didn't beat us. Sept. 29-Certainly is coldg seems almost like winter today. Nearly Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct everyone wore her hose and coat. 1-Seniors gave their first chapel program. It had been rumored that the Seniors didn't have much pep, but from their actions on the stage today, I believe they have quite enough. 2-Had a 'Thuse Meeting tonight for the big game tomorrow. It was sponsored by the Freshmen Class and say, have they got pep? y Como ! 3-Seems as if all Grantsville came over today to see Spencer get beat. But if they did, they were disappointed for our boys played hard and the score was 6-6. 6-Student Council had their first meeting and elected ofiicers. Now, watch for results. 7-Students are being well entertained and will be for the next three days. A cooking school is being held in the auditorium. We enjoy their radio, but we don't enjoy the odors. We'd so much rather do the tasting than the smelling. 8-Been lea1'ning some new yells to give when we go to Charleston Friday. Don't know how we'll come out but we're all hoping for the best. Page one lzundred eleven -... fn- V AHA, Mx. f,..,V, ,, fi: ff X rf' g gi w , H A llmun 1 Ju W F lllllllllll Wig? .L..,,,f in MW my Q A-W Lwhm 'N .QQ N fu! 5 N' My D , , R U P I col, + f fig! , K ff- 'L f- , - , , . sw . X J - - M K - W Mn. ' 'mg 7 ..,,,:,1'-NT: A , ,.,. . F X X .X K- I ' , A Srwiikk , VV . V 4 . Page one hzmdred twelve ..-X 0 ,fliiii 'f U P ' CB.:-3 A 'ff' J . , J 1 , 1- ' fx. f . X .,. .. . J . . - 2 .U 4 K f ., .. L. V . , . 4 . ,. .. .ww ...Wx . A K. , ., V .iv Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct . . Qlalenhar '30 : '31 10-N early everyone went to Charleston today-at least a few are in school. I guess the representation didn't do much good. We were defeated 44-0. We certainly were proud of our band for they showed up in grand color. 13-From outside reports the leaves have been turning this week-end. The reason for this, I guess, is the beginning of the six weeks exams. 16-Student Council certainly is a great help. Before long we're going to have chairs to sit on and parking places for our gum. 21-Everyone is looking forward to receiving his first six weeks grades. We wonder which class is the most intelligent. 22-Sophomores gave chapel program today. It certainly is nice to see ourselves as others see us. 23-Things must be getting pretty bad, especially in Mr. Snead's room. Pearl Cariens has to stand in the co1'ner. I bet it felt like ye good olde days. 24- Happy Criner was elected Master of Ceremonies for the lunch hour. I heard this was because he is such a good hand at slinging the dish-rag. 25-Seniors held a party in the gym last night and it was a howling success. 29-Freshies gave their first chapel program today. It appeared that they were slightly bashful for they gave a pantomime. 30-Juniors gave a Hallowe'en party. It certainly was a spooky affair. Nov. 3-Every one came to school today, only looking forward to to- morrow. There is no school tomorrow, due to the election. Nov. 5-Chapel today. We had with us Mr. Duncan who gave us a very interesting talk. Nov. 6-Representatives were sent to the State Cho1'us and Band Meet in Charleston this week. Nov. 7-Many went to Clendenin today to see our boys play football. Nov. 10-Our school certainly is p1'oud of those who were in Charleston. They gave a most favorable report of the hospitality of the Charleston people. Nov. 12-We are here but not for long, teachers are leaving this evening to attend S. E. A. The students certainly do hate to see them go but they'll probably get over it-suppose so? Nov. 17-Teachers back ! Nov. 18-The birdman was here today and had a movie in the audi- torium. I think the majority of the student body attended. Nov. 19- Kat and Dog Clubs, in other words the girls' and boys' Social Etiquette Clubs, gave a chapel program today. Page one hundred thirteen .N 'iM 'ho ?liiJPlcoL fry, ,. 1 . ,ii -X 125 Q N Q' 1 .ff f yr if f ,ky ,mv - - A. V , N-F5,:W V R 7. - ' 4 f ' 1 v. - M ,, 4 - , -- 1 ' - M1 S Zyl:iywlllnlluzmmmfuffmm4 K y - V . .. L H W 5, L, , ,W Sk i U -in 'TO gXQ,,,,- HIGH WM?-,, ,, A W., Mb Page one Izumlfed fourteen V 1 1 w I f r 5 4 E , V - . M - f E S s 5 1 s 1 J,,.......-.m- ..,,. f?A-.,., .wwffw-M I ,Ax i'i'i irRU PlcoLA F ffixxx Xa if 0 A 't . 1 ' ff - 5' f J . 'ff' ., A '-A C1 f . N ff? . g A , ' .- f A Q. A . My If f xg his V, -.1 ,, ' . - -- A 3 ,L --j,...ff , ,. ..g.M4. . fll lirr vuull ful ' N I A vkk, I . L ,A .. , K . by .Q I .1 ':rg.,gq., Qlalenhar '30 : '31 Nov. 20-The 3:00 o'clock study hall will be well entertained for the next few days as the Public Speaking Class is demonstrating their oratorical ability. Nov. 21-We had a lovely time today. All of us got our beauty snapped. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. We hope the pictures will be fine. 24,-Football season ends today. Too bad! 1-Every one looks as if they might have had plenty to eat over Thanksgiving holidays. I guess some got a little too much from the looks of the absence list. 3-Well, we got our report cards today. The Freshies had the high grade student. Ain't they smart '? 8-The Senior Carnival went over big. Now say we aren't original! 10-Had a debate in Chapel today and we certainly were surprised. Didn't know we had such orators. 16- The Laughing Guest arrived, and it surely was a wallopin, good one. 19-We had a big time today. Santa Claus left us all some presents and also a vacation. Both were received whole-heartedly. 29-All back today, sporting their presents. At least, all they could get on. 1-Happy New Year! Everyone looks as if they certainly had made a night of it. 2-Basketball season opened tonight. The girls and boys both were victo1'ious. Now say we aren't starting the New Year out right. 5-Edna Tanner has been elected the Captain of the girls' basketball team. Lookout, you're going to see some action. 8-We voted on the name for our team today. The winning name was Blue Devils. 15-Bliss Boggs got violent after taking his semester exams and Happy had to lock him up. Poor Bliss- Happy almost forgot to let him out. 19-Students were very noisy today. That just goes to show what semester tests will do. 26-Well, we heard Africa Speak today but our conclusion was that it yelled! 2-The Ground Hog saw his shadow today so I guess we're in for some more bad weather. 5-Been having lots of meetings today about the name for our teams. Won't be long now until we'll know something definite. 7-Won two victories tonight. They were both ha1'd games and certainly did keep everyone up on his toes. 11-Seniors gave the Chapel program today. It was a one-act play entitled The Mysterious Valentine. Page one hundred fifteen ,-A , ,A-X ,d.,----H 'h ' :xx ' ffl HU flfmnm I :lin ux 'sim 'X 'ERD HI COLA f . L' L ' ' e f 1 ' N ,f J ,Q 1 I Q fa , X 55 '15 Q4 N- sf .. J f 42.1 1 I W AA v 'W 0,1 f A ' y F. u- Q A n I 11.1 n f J 'f ' ni W 2 we M ' arm WM, 5 ,W e, e . W ee 5 .'f ,z . I 1 I, fs , K X , , I , ff' 1 ' 5 A A 1 I e :S E1 I ,. ygxxlxjvi 5 DU 6 . Q Q . 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J i r.::f::f.w+ 1 Cdlalenhar '30 : '31 Feb. 18- Scotch Tramps gave the Chapel program today. Scotland must be a land of musical people from the songs we heard. Feb. 19-Our Band and Orchestra demonstrated their ability tonight and we were very proud of them. The Juniors also gave a play entitled the Trysting Place, coached by Miss Morgan. Oh! where can I find a place like that? Feb. 21-Girls played Huntington and almost won. We did win if sports- manship and clean playing have anything to do with it. Feb. 26-We met the Three Pegs tonight and found them a delightful group. March 2-Seniors sponsored another movie today. Abraham Lincoln. March 5-Sophomore play was given at Robey Theatre. Congratulations, Sophomores! It was so good we didn't know which to choose, Man or Mouse. March 11-The Girl Leaders Club gave a delightful program in the form of The Husband Hunters. March 20-Rupicola went to press today. It won't be long now! April 20-Rupicola distributed. April 23-Seniors gave their last play at Robey Theatre. May 4-Band went to Winchester, Virginia, for the Apple Blossom Festival . May 8-The Glee Clubs gave their operetta, entitled The Fire Prince, at the Robey Theatre. It showed good training and plenty of hard work. May 15-The Junior-Senior Banquet was given at the M. E. Church. It was carried out in sailor fashion and it certainly was ship-shape. Ahoy! Ahoy! May 17-The Commencement Sermon was given at the Robey Theatre by Rev. Kelvin McCray of the Protestant Church. May 18-Exercises for Class of 1931 were held in the High School audi- torium. The class gave a very clever program and everyone had a heap o' fun. May 20-The Junior Class gave a three-act play at the Robey Theatre. The play was coached by Miss Virginia Morgan and displayed well the talent of the Junior Class. May 21-The Eighth Grade Graduation was held at the Robey Theatre. A large number received diplomas and all are looking forward to be- coming Freshies. 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Bell, Velma I.-West Virginia Wesleyan, Buckhannon, W. Va. Bell, Shelby M.-West Virginia Wesleyan, Buckhannon, W. Va. Bode, Freda Mae-Spencer, W. Va. Boyles, Kenna E.-Spencer, W. Va. Brannon, Geneva V.-Spencer, W. Va. Carpenter, Velma-Reedy, W. Va. Carpenter, William A.-Spencer, W. Va. Combs, Helen E.-Spencer, W. Va. Cottle, Ruth W.-St. J oseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Cottrell, Kermit M.-Speed, W. Va. Davis, Ernest H.-Spencer, W. Va. Douglas, Edna G.-Spencer, W. Va. Eismon, Glenna Opal-Spencer, W. Va. Ellis, Mary Etta-Spencer, W. Va. Ellison, Franklin Lee-Liverpool, W. Va. Elmore, Gene Francis-West Virginia University, Morgantown, W. Va. Epling CTysonJ, Jeanette Imogene-Spencer, W. Va. Gandee, Eunice M.-Spencer, W. Va. Goff, Hoy Summers-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Greathouse, Ruby E.-Liverpool, W. Va. Holswade, Sterling B.-Spencer, W. Va. Huffman, Hazel-Parkersburg, W. Va. Jarvis, Lakin-Spencer, W. Va. Kincaid, Harry-Spencer, W. Va. Law, Sarah E.-Pittsburgh, Pa. CBeauty School.J Lawrence, Eleanor A.-Spencer, W. Va. Page one hundred twenty 'C 'MMP If 0 P I coLAi C-2 itii - . g, , Q J .. ., - . . , .K .Q . P ' ,farf- -. .. 1930 Qlllass Nedeef, William Leon-Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va. Parks, Ruth E.-Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va. Pence, Pauline H.-Gandeeville, W. Va. Petty, Mary Alice-Charleston General Hospital. Pritchard, Anne Bradley-Spencer, W. Va. Reynolds, Thelma A.-VVayne, W. Va. Rhodes, Mary I.-Business College, Charleston, W. Va. Riddle, Charles Wheeler-Spencer, W. Va. Rishel, Leon-Glenville College, Glenville, W. Va. Rishel, Franklin Paul-Clover, W. Va. Rishel, John S.-Clover, W. Va. Roberts, Elsie-Charleston, W. Va. Roberts, Josephine L.- Shears, Naomi Fanelle-Spencer, W. Va. Sinnett, Velma Pearl-Spencer, W. Va. Sinnett, Macel Louise-Spencer, W. Va. Snodgrass, Paige C.-Gandeeville, W. Va. Starcher, W. J ennings-Spencer, W. Va. Straley, Mildred Pauline-Cainsburg, W. Va. Valentine fArnottJ, Elsie Jean-Speed, W. Va. Vannest, Glen-Ravenswood, W. Va. Ward, Ernest-Spencer, W. Va. Whited, Hobart S.-Spencer, W. Va. Wilson, Homer Clay-Spencer, W. Va. Wright, Lela S.-West Virginia University, Morgantown, W. Va. Wright, Elmer H.-Ravenswood, W. Va. Wright, Carl-Reedy, W. Va. Young, Violet Macel-Spencer, W. Va. Long, Josephine Miller-Spencer, W. Va. Page one hundred twenty-one gf If 0 P 1 c o LA : , .1 ,w ' .K fl? AH6J 'Nl1s mururuudlluv 1 M , Z - WA V ' I' 1- W-63,453 Q' Qwljm wr. . 1. K - H U , 1- . -fffi - r . X - - . V . M. ,,---wM.,.,E,.we: .. Zin Memoriam MAURICE EISMON PI4 P14 PI4 FRANK GAINER PX4 PI4 P14 AUDREY FETTY P14 P14 P14 FEORGE HOLLAND Page one hundred twenty-two :fa Z N - , fw m A , I' 1 -f k ' Q.. ' - br f:...,TNv I www 5 ..,' W ,.F,Sg, ilih HU 'lllllumuuruull.fur I ,Argwf A .M . ri 1 - WM V W 5 R U P I cog. ,X ', ,, 41- -A- Page one 11ll'lLlZI'4?lI tzvvrzfy-flwee QQ? 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J f !f I M hi U 'flfrlumumumTuna: IRL! f Q11 ' fm N esgfflgsr 4 7 1 Q X .5 WW ,4 W ,r U ..,.f..ry-,ff W 3 ' I I l he , ' f '- .............u:n::x:n:l.-............qg1ggn........nun,131 The House Thai Service Built For twenty-five years the recognized leaders in the MERCANTILE FIELD Growth more outstanding in more mature years which only bespeak public confidence. O. J. Morrison 8: Co. O. J. MORRISON, Founder QUERIES OF STRANGE THINGS Does the foot of a hill wear a shoe? Does the head of a river have hair? the backs of books ever itch? the wings of the morning flap? bottles ever neck? the hands of a clock wear gloves? the teeth of a saw ever ache? Do D0 Do Do Do Why is it that night falls and day b1'eaks? Can the eye of a needle see a point? Hardman Supply Co. -+-wil 1 l Ihr-4+ HEAVY HARDWARE PRODUCE 'f-P+!! l l lX++f- Market Street Both Phones Spencer, W. Va. Page one hundred twenty-fiz 3 5 5 all E E Er E : E 'l 5 5 5 5 X' 56' E H .v v ,. 1,4-, A,-,A,.,,,-.-.P-- Fw -.. I Y FDU K ,wk w Q If ,, Z. . .9 . S -..ff R U P I COLA if ' Hliillwliffiz r n n frliiisfm Viz?-g,13,3 V' 'S -,:- rf ff.7-- if U -wi r es KL V111- if , ,f e Q .. :. ,,.gf2w,w.2,-fs JA: .f-'. 2 5 --,. , ' QW1,w..m4fm-w i -'fu ' , .V- . .Qa+zg i , v'f ' Yi if ---mill.-5'-I WW M ' COMPLIMENTS OF ompson rug Company SPENCER STORE Compliments of Spencer Department Store Ladies and Men's READY - TO - WEAR - CLOTHING SHOES DRY GOODS NOTIONS, ETC. 211 Main Street Spencer, West Virginia MIDLAND STORE No. 20 CORRECTNESS OF ATTIRE is the demand of the moment Outjit yourself from head to foot at M I D L A N D ' S and be sure you are dressed correctly. On the Corner -1- Spencer W. Va. WM. E. FRAIL, Manager ne hundred twenty-six m 'S If U P I CDLAC E S7 f-! ' '- If f J I Q -W Q 6 ' ' 'ug N ' , ' ' 7' 'W ., i if fkkk ',-. r K X --e Y, -. , ..,fT i..rf,., f . r.- ' 'UI xr! ! ' f M ,ka i ' if ----cznIu------:run-----trtultmu------aiu:------nn rlblme lxflonongaluela System Is Constantly Seeking New Ways in which Electricity may be Made to Serve the Greatest Number of Its Customers .... . .Ju . u? v + There are irmumerable everyday uses for this cheap and willing slave. We will be glad to show you. -+++jX-a-4-+ MONONGAHELA SYSTEM Elite Dry Cleaners CLEANING PRESSING DYEING ALTERATION TAILORING Globe and Sterling Lines 362 Main Street Spencer, West Virginia - 9 Young 62 Valentme Roth s Auto Body Shop - f01' - Auto Tops, Body Repair, LoWEsT PossIBLE Upholstering and PRICES Plate Glass -Q-5-a'jX-u-4+ '++ '1F- +f' C. s. RoTH, PWM-iff E'.UC'l1lSI.U0 M ern's F urnisllirngs '9'5 ':2 '+f' Grd SIMS Church su-eel Main Street Spencer, W. Va. Spencer, West Virginia Page one hundred twent if ' I 'Heli U P I COLA A if ' A ' W 'iA- AVQA, w'L,'1, ' - - A' M . 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I A 4'-- ii' lil-HU ulllllllllllllllllllliilflllii '2 fg3f'j ... ,.,. ', IT .. I ,, L,,. 4. we-v lf' . -:, v,.,l.ws..a- . - ., M X f-we-QW.. f :ag 4 - W....., .. C di, lx ,,...........,,.,,,n1'...........'.............f.U...............-q,IDu............nn......M...nm.....,Lnn,,......m,.....u,g 6 MAYS SHOE STORE SHOES Fon THE ENTIRE FAMILY Quality at Low Cost E aaa to eee WE FIT YOUR FEET E 5 The mf came back and so docs mfcryolzc that frarlrfs at Mays Show Stow. : E Rhodes Motor Sales e DENNIS RHODES, P'I'01I7'7'!,fO7' AUTHORIZED BUICK, OAKLAND AND PONTIAC -e-1Q.'-4.9 5 SALES and SERVICE 5 Rocmc and Calhoun C0'mztz'cs East Main St., Route 5 Spencer, West Virginia It seems that in geography class Mr. Flint asked the prin- ciple thing that Switzerland was noted for and some one replied' For the scenery. Mr. Flint replied, So are the chorus girls. Lowe's Cash Meat Market 11 flzl lv'ri11 Fresh Home Killed Meats : mul E Fancy Groceries 3 -9-E-U-:X-5-+9 OW of West Virg1'nia's Best E -Q-2-B-1i+++ E Main Street Spencer, West Virginia 5 F. E. RHODES M. C. OWENS H xx .-------u1x1-----1l:l--- -------cn.-.1-----l:l:h------ern------u -------1'Janj----ul------:maui---- Ig! Page one hundred twenty-nine if P mi PEWTER If D I C 0 LA A mf A I ,I X J 15.5 , f .- 'ggu 'w f 5 y Q.. . 1 .iff ' ! :nu mflunrnumnruulima: X' Mfr' -W.. ,M A-mutha 4 as ' ' W gg, 'W 6' F fra' 1 . gs U . 'I- N P A L--',LH A,,., , N, .. . 1 , -- f '. . , ..Z. 1. -- ,....g311L,................nInIn....511111131-gp...........qID....a..q........-airs.....-.gn--........In......J.........11Ig... I I I SERVICE THAT SAYS THANK YOU The thanks Which we can't quite put into Words We are trying our best to put into our service to you. Traders Trust Kr Banking Company A GROWING BANK Boost the Bemis that is Boosting Home Interest I i 5 Betty Rader Cfroni the interior of a very expensive new carl: Oh, : Curly, it's like sitting in the loveliest armchair. Curly Lawrence: Come out, dear, and I'll buy you a lovely armchair. Complzfments of . Complimrfizfs of Northwestern Mutual Life O' R' KARICKHOFF C. A. CRISLIP, D. D. S. Special Agent The SODA GRILL 5 W 0 are always ready to serve you with E I TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SOFT DRINKS MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, CANDY r McKown Hotel Building Corner of Maine and Market Streets H. C. Parrish Sz Company ' . mg....-.--...-..........g............... ...--...gy-.....---gr rr..---IJ111-i---..,1Jj1--------. 1 Page one hundred thirty WX RRUPICCI-A ,K I fs MMM ff Q g,uuuIn-, ,,,L.q1.... rng.......gyr-..... .......... ...... .... ......11.,,,,l.- u....r..,.....q-Up....- u, ........u, li ,X M- -f I ' X, X . V . . . f IN..- - . I' X MM '- I pp L , 'Il I .A 9 ,f iz . !U 'tll muumlunnful x V K I I a ir f. .- h m fn- A ' ' u 1 -1 W . 1- gg I . The Old Bawnlc in H20 New Home Roane County Bank 2 : E : SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES E Capital S150,000.00 Surplus 850,000.00 E ALWAYS RELIABLE . SAVINGS DEPARTMENT i CHRISTMAS CLUBS E Your Fl l1,fl'Il0l'Cll Iizlwcst Safely Gllflfflflfl 5 We Pay Two Kinds of Interest - Personal and 49? - Main Street, Spencer, West Virginia 5 C077111lI'77Zl'71 ts of GOFF'S VARIETY STORE C'0'II11l1I IIZI'lIf8 of DR. S. W. BULL, M. D. 1 .l C0V'1l1l1'7l1f'7lfS Of Covrzplinzmzfs of DR. R. H. D. D. S. fx. L. McCa1'ty Lunch Room I M i l L. E. FURBUSH All Kinds of I nsurancc ...li db 'f'5 v l'H' I PAY ALL CLAIMS PERSONALLY Dayton Rhodes I Wholesale Dealer in GASOLINE, OILS, GREASES i -9--?'9':?'i'+9' State Distributor of Ethylene Fluids No .Suffs - N0 Waits - No Strings 'K an I BoTH PHONES ilT+'V'++l Ella Oils, Greases Elk Gc1.s'0l1'm' I Spencer, West Virginia SPENCER, W, VA, E H C , L Mai gg ::1.:::1n1.xKrx:i:x.r1ID.'U5L --n--- nlunm ----- n- -------- ------- -11 rrvf ------------- u ---------- rv-1v1rrwrrmn111nigg5i1vl1lLn1lu13gg Page one lzzmdred tlrirty-one , ., .. y ... - so A ,h,:A S. I Ai b L s..i ... I i ...IIi ? Q . if . . i ll x . ef If P I A v .fe A W 5 U c o L D A ff. , D-J ,, I .. . , X U'WillllmulnuuuYuan.1 5' X X- ,Wi NEFF A i I W Mi t ' ,,,,,g111.......431113......u1gn......q31......qI,........mn ...... .........g1g1. I H. D. WELLS sf soN I FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Motor Equipment - Ambulance Service Day or Night Call Bell No. 4 Day or Night Call Citizens No. 154 C. H. HOLSWADE HUDSON -- ESSEX INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Sales and Service Court Square Spencer, W. Va Fred Thompson: Why are a woman and a newspaper alike ? James Board: I don't know. Why are they alike ? Fred: A man can have one of his own without looking at his neighbors. J. C. LOONEY FURNITURE ...5.,.:x.,.+9. H oine Furnishings '+++KF+++' SPENCER, w. VA. ........gn .... mn. ..... 511 .... .gg ........ .ugnrlrn -------uznmml---aiu---- ---mamnnr-- e hundred thirty-two seh. R , A C 0 P at 'L A X 'fs ,'-'f J Z 4-1 L '- 31, out ,. nwffqkla. . , .K , 5' , I , ,, , . X f .Sfikr 1' ' ' ' 1 i ff ., , -' . W- f'Z'I.-w:f i.ilH- 'i v::: . , W r f' A .: is sf.. , '. 7-J. F ' V M' : if ' 'V .q......q3....cqn-.-qIn ...... g1I,...u-rqggg.---..n.........u .... .qn....4In..qgD...g3... To the CLASS OF 1931 -Q++:ma:+++- You have our hearty congratulations and best Wishes for A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Collegiate Cap E? Gown Company Columbus, Ohio Comupliments of Compliments of S. P. BELL GROVER HEDGES Compliments of Compliments of J. E. SIERS SIMMONS AUTO CO., Inc. Rhodes Hatchery Bechs Lunch GW?ZEE.?.e.il..?.0.ZziZi?..?MC'fS CIGARS - TOBACCO D A E CIGARETTES + 'w++ CANDY Fifteen Varieties ..+.,.:3.,.4., Blood Tested S. H. S. Dines at Backs .5 'JM Q. '+ v 4' -e-?+::+i-e- Phone 215 HOWARD BECKLEY, P1-0,,mf0,- SpeI1CeI', W. Va. McKown Hotel Bldg. 1IlID1' Page ofne lumdred thi-rty-tIw'e 'S jifw RuPlcoLA a X 'fM x...,,- .mfia ifafiifzefn- . . . J . 1 r , N, ,ee , - -AF -f , .'5.:, , .N H V S , ..., , - f 1 I , fffx. , ..,,,A.l 4 A 1. , J, I pr Y, My win.-c k 'ig px K K, .,N,! KM A 1. If nl . , - ,R hitlll-lhllllllllllllliillllikllkflldll f ,- .. rw CW, . , z w in '- 'ww I Q- . Q . .,,1w ff. -fil 1 -- wr: Am Q., . ,. - we-U - - H 'gg ............ ' .... .......... align. .....--- -----.,,n1g1r..t..... ---- r-wr-'.s:.......... .... .....-1-r....s 1... .. ...... ..........-wyrn.-.1.... The Roane County Reporter Spencer, W. Va. thc only weekly ncwspapm' featuring ot comic section in colors 12 to 16 pages of Q ALL HOME NEWS Subscription price in Roane County 31.50 per year : . db . E: -ee? '5',Nf.'5' 49' Consult our Job Department if you want high class 5 printing at reasonable prices 5 Mule in the barnyard lazy and sickg : Snead with a pin on the end of a stick. E Snead stuck the mule, and the mule gave a lurchg Services Monday at the M. E. Church. E -By Sir Loien, Esq. i Q F' ' l B k 5 1113 1' 611107161 C111 : Spencer, West Virginia THE MILLION DOLLAR BANK l ..... . ------------ ---- 1 4 ------------------- -----.-- Lu -------- q xi Page one hundred thirty-fotw SS D R U P I c OLA x 'wtf W' . i I ij ,IDT ,. it ' z! 9 - . .P 1 fwt ff 1. ' ,, e. .., W ,mgpywf if 5 I - ' 4 A hw mmmm ..MwEEEBmmewQmwW1weee M-fa . 4 y H. 1- , A eg- ax.. ...... -- e r-41,311-rf .... .'nq.....-,un .... .. .... .......u,........rn...... ...... .............. ......r11,,...n.......n -1r'1lunx1I'1- VANDALE FU JERAL H0 Q B FUNERAL -- AMBULANCE SERVICE ' Rendered by College Geraclztatcs E E Both Phones I Beauty Street Spencer, W. Va. U E 5 - -- I C077I1ll1'I7lf'l?,tS of COI7I1l1!'77If'lIfS of H. H. CAMP, D. D. S. T. V. FOSTER U ? 1 REYNOLDS Sz COTTLE CITY E . Serwce Statzon Regtguranf 5 HSTANDARDH UWM B P 0d'm GOOD EATS W ashing and Greasing I'V1l0If'S0l7l'f' Spencer, W. Va. Spencer, W. Vi1.C0lll't Squzmre Page one h andre A 'ia R if P I c 0 LA l 'JJ' S. ,. ef S fe .4---,. ' ,, - 1 'ff V !'! X an - .. .A W, I I ,ff-t glili tlU 'lllmmumruuulmun1 V gm, M, ,. ,K 1 . 1 ,- g ' A V .. ,rv ,,.:,-, -iw ngumlg A 5 ,.:gQ.A,, A f , we 1 , 2 f l!1L..,.u.Lu.uL..-.LLu.,.,L..Lu...u111LI..4uLrz11n11-----ni-------u1:n................... vxnnf-----------I----1.-.un -----r-1-------u 3 New WILLYS Cars a Powerful Eight . . . a Brilliant Knight . . . Two New Willys Trucks . . . E Priced to FH thc 1931 Budget Spencer 5 3 Heck Garage Sales Co. Main Street I F Cormplimcnts of JAMES N. THABET 3 RUNNlON'S a Cash Grocery 2.5. General Merchandise Courtcous SI'l L71'Cl' Compliments of T. E. VINEYARD SHOE SERVICE SHOP Happy Fact t+qa+1g+++. Satisfaction Guaranteed , -+++Z?+++- riasggw. Both Phones' JOHN HECK, Pm,,1-fffr0,- 5 Market St. Spencer, W. Va. Wells Bldg. Spencer, W. Va Hun, ................. 1 .... u ............. ......n. 11 rnnnrn-lun, .... rr.. ...... , ......... nun. ....... T. nm.f....Lrn..... . Page one hundred thirty-six ,, -.L 'W'-,L - ..-NLX5 nn f- P I fp . A1 . I-5- 'Xl X I-V IJ 'U - 02 A Z ' N . f ' L 'H '2 i' ff T , QI r A. . . I fl 21 ...... ,Eu ...... ,un ....... 3 ...., .L ........ ...,f.l.f .Im ......... .nv-.i..,..,. ...... ......-ag xx, :gp de Gruyter 8: Son 2 .-L 'Wlllh' L... E '1+'wlglf'4'1' . JEWELERS BOOKS CHINA 217 Main Street Spencer, West Virginia Glenna Nellis: Chuck is so original. He says things to me I have never heard before. Garnet Nellis: What'? Has he asked you to marry him ? E It seems that Ralph Winte1's, while practicing football one evening, E sprined his knee. The following evening the three laps before practicing i was the usual grind. Ralph, on taking his laps found that he had bound - up the wrong knee. 5 3 5 F. F. Mclntosh 81 Son r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE OIL WELL SUPPLIES HEAVY HARDWARE Market Street Spencer, W. Va. X ------u11x1:x----r1r11rrr1---hnnn---------- i tnixA Page one hzcmlfrvd tlzirfy-sz uf1L 5 J Q ,tuJRUPlC0LA ..4-:-- 9 I V - . I XMN A ffl S., ,ml I 1, ,X-A .W 1 gnu V W Y ' MLM w ef E. lu U V AK l i I . ,,,, :fz.6S'gg , , Lkry 'W :gi rv ' fn::vn.... ............ . I I I l ...................'u-----11111, ..... rn.. v1...... ...... ,..11-11........rn........-,... Compliments of Official School Rings of Spencer High furnished by Us Furgeson-lVlerrells Corporation ft-eil l l liebe , The School Invitation olncl Jewelry H onse of West Virginleta Main Street Clarksburg GAS 5. IPED to your home, or to the factory, Q this ideal fuel eliminates drudgery, 5 lessens effort and introduces quicker, better I results, more leisure hours and better living : conditions ..... We take pride in rendering I such a service. C Just Imagine Being Without It! 5 if I UNITED FUEL ' GAS COMPA Y E if E Q-pr. . 5 Page one h.und1'ed thirty-eight P Dfw li U P I C0 LA A ,, f I Z 1. . J O . -' we . . , A . , , ' v- M - vi' l l H r 'f' - ' -- , ,, ----- , ......-n....nnzxngp..........................u......................-1nn....n-........... .xtrxungg Sanitary Milk Company E PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM I It's Pure - Tha,t's Sure A Bottle of Milk is a Bottle of Health Phone 148 Spencer, W. Va. 5 5 A. H. Bartlett 8: Son STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AND NOTIONS Svr1:icv and Quality Our Motto DI'lI l7Ul'jl to Any Part of Town Both Phones The Laurel Shop U Rcocly-to-Ween' E xclusizfcl y Mrs. Kate Simmons, Manager Newlon Bldg., Market St. Phone 190 -- Spencer, W. Va. r' 1 - ' P 3 P ' . A .fl : N 'FQ ' . 1' -P g f' q u a . 4 ' . : IE? 'A -' W N Complzmcnfs of E 1 1 ,L 'C N' ' is A Friend of the Spencer Svhuxai 50301 City Schools l lf' MBL ev' fo f . 'fipfvoilw h+++:x+++' 5 A ,L , : 1 i,iai23w,ga,fz:2iK, S, 5 1 ' GSH ,game wntlxs I .. . I L30 -mtl, ' E ,f lu ygggiilig-339. soHooL SUPPLY s S' ' . fn ' E f PW' MMM COMPANY 5 ,ffdmzif-A 1 vwfpg ,o,,, A n .... 1:.qmnm ..... numb .......... ff ....... ....... mm ......... mm ....... m ., ..... .tg ..... ,,.,..,,,,u,, ,,,,, Q Page one lunzclred tlzirty-nine ,.1', -A.A'- . .. A. V . ffl T i ! WlvT5 Ri U' P I c o LA N X ,V M , Y f ,K ,ffm ,gb .:,, 14 ,k.,,v A Jiv, i , m m..u xx ,u,,uu,u,,u,,,, ....... -11111--i...... ....... 1-:nu More Miles Per Dollar More Pleasure Per Mile THE bus not only offers you the requisite speed, safety, comfort, effi- ciency and economy de- manded of modern trans- portation, but also an opportunity for more inti- mate acquaintance with the C 0 u n t r y through which our travels take us. O'er hill and dale .... around and over majestic mountains .... along placid streams, and rush- ing torrents .... thru tiny village, and bustling cities ..,. the modern, and sturdy coaches of the Blue C1 C-ray system carry you promptly and safely. Fares Are Very Low! 1l s '- gm 11.65362 'W-rf .uzea,,f0frv'M'r:+f Once upon a time fall good stories start this wayj a very famous man prominent in many large enterprises such as oil, gas, manufacturing, etc., called in the Junior member of a law firm stating that he desired to em- ploy his firm to take care of their legal business. The young man was rather at a loss to understand why his services were needed inasmuch as the older firm 1'etained by this gentleman were much more able and experienced. The old gentleman replied in a whisper, that is the trouble, they are just too d- smart. The older firm of lawyers evidently lost a very fine contract, they knew too much. .17 .JL J. ,,.T4,qP4.T,, Thanks folks for the nice share of your business you have given us the past twelve months, may we always merit a continuance of your trade and never get too f'Smart . The Toggery Shop Wm. G. McCulty George Looney Walton, W. Va. 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