Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IA)

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TOP-lleft to right! Bob Erickson-Never seen without a smile. Bob AsherfVVhat would Beryle Erickson-Central John Carroll---Speak for Don DeWallY-Heroes are Dale Eachen--'A strong, Lawrence Duncan-Born SECOND-Ueft to rightj the girls do without Casanova. yourself, John. made, not born. silent man. for glory. Bob EkbergfYou wouldn't exactly call him tough. Larry Enderson-Our wings of song. un iov Class him? Kathryn Fleming-Sincerity hath a charm of its own. Mildred Damerow-The future holds great things for her. Helen ColefFun today is worth two dull tomorrows. Joan Borchard-Pretty as a picture. Wally Bjornstad-Take it easy. THIRD-tleft to rightj Mary ByersALook out Venus! Peggy Drollf-She's little, but Oh My! Shirly Cooper4We all like her, we can't help it. Maxine Flink-Her friends know her true worth. Toots Cornwall-'Stop me if you've heard this. FOURTH-lleft to right! Richard BarthvY0u're okay, kid. Dorothy AdairiThe dispsition of an angel. Dorothy Enderson-Music hath charms to soothe the soul. Jerry Campbell-Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Alice Bennett-Big things come in small packages. Frances Dickinson-She is just as she seems to be. Coyla Chaney-Pep, punch, and personality. C207 TOP-Cleft to rightj Virgil Jones-Lot Of punch in that boy. Ray Harris-The best-dressed man of 1939. Warner Johnson-You don't find many of them these days Dale HolleA-Well done is better than well said. Wayne Holle-He did the utmost bounds of knowledge find SECOND-deft to righty James LauckgThe lad with the famous smile. Ethel LarsoniA peptimist is even better than an optimist Junior Freeburg-The one perfect basketball forward. Leona Griffith4All but herself admits no parallel. Orlo Jordan-Daring young man. THIRD-lleft to right! June Johnson-A light heart maketh a light load. 4 Audrey Knudsen-To find a girl her equal would be diffi cult. Dorothy JohnsA In many things she refgns supreme. Lola Henrich- Great people are always modest. Arnold Larsen--All scientists are not born. FOURTH ROW-fleft to rightj June Loder--Always a merry wit. Eleanor Knightillefinement creates beauty everywhere. Betty Hess-Silence is the best ornament. Evelyn Hansen-A brilliant person is ever attractive. Dorothy Linnan-A smile for everyone.

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uniov Class TOP-lleft to rightj Clarence Menglesen-Gridiron Flash! Eugene Richards-Decidedly clevah, don't you know? Bob Pullene-Many a game is won by the joker. Jo Nuszentf-One in a million. James Loomer-I hurry not, I worry not. Dale Manning-He speaks for himself. Vincent Loomis-The gay desperado. Bill Schwarck-Wanted :Some more mustache grower. SECOND-deft to rfghtl Glenn Sarsfield-Man about town. Naomi Namur-It's nice to be natural when you're natur- ally nice. Grace Prather---A good sport in every sense of the word. Myron Schwarck-Man w.th a future. Audrey Patton-A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Juanita Sayre-Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. Gwen Peterson-No Draise can do her justice. THIRD-lleft to right! Dorothy Rhodes-Modesty is a crowning grace. Grace Redmond-She has intelligence, beauty and character. Gerry Rehfield-fWho said beauty and brains are .never combined? Norma Reason-Laughter cometh from a cheerful heart. Kenneth Pullen-Most great men are dead: I'm not .cel- ing well. Betty Luckinbill-She's always the life of the pa.-ty. Virginia Munger-Ready. willing, and able. Lee Santage-Man of the world. FOURTH-Qleft to r'Zhtl Erma Schuberg-Industry brings its own reward. Dorothy Jones-Beauty lives with kindness. James Rost-The Greeks had a word for it. Morry PrestonfGets around for a man his site. June Scroggin--She is the quiet kind whose nutuie i 1 Val'leS. Ceal McConneheyf-She is a bonny, wee thing. Arvls Ralle-She has no trait more striking than hen com mon sense. TOP-tleft to righty Webster Summers-A football man, a basketball man, and last. but not least. a ladies' man. Wayne Tatman- God hless the man who invented sleep. Ed Tuttle Ever a gentleman at work and at play. Charles Tripp-Dun't mention love to me. Wally Strinizham- Handsome is as handsome does. Don Sonderizaard' Tall, tan, and terrific. Bob Vernerf He could be a ladies man if he wanted to. SECOND-4 left to rizhtj Arthur Watt-A word from the wise is suffic'ent. Bob Snydern Don't take life too seriously: you can't get out of it alive. Blanche Skinner--Smile and the world smiles with you. Maxine Viedenkamp-The only way to have a friend is to be one Marilyn Tweet-Good spirits are irrepressible. Betty Turnbull--A busy, demure, and dainty lass charm- eth all. THIRD-ileft to rizhtl Darrell Werts--Genial gentleman. Orville Wahlstrom--A good farmer he hopes to be. Helen Tulle- Full of vigor, dash, and go. Barbara Wellmerling--You're so darn charming. Maxine Wright--A merry heart spreadeth joy. Nora Tobolt-Just a bundle of pep. FOURTH--ileft to riilhtl Bob Tanlur- The wise are always cheerful, Muriel White A country lass with lots of brains. Lucflle Smith Kind and thoughtful of others. Ruth Ann Swallum Petite, yet sweet. Marion Thomas Quiet and likable. Dorothy Steffen For she's a jolly good fellow. Carroll Thompson -No sinner or saint, but u swell l'ell.w.