Spencer High School - Rupicola Yearbook (Spencer, WV)

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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