Spencer High School - Rupicola Yearbook (Spencer, WV)

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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

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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