Spencer High School - Rupicola Yearbook (Spencer, WV)

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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

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