Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1942 volume:

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X J 1 1 1: F..O..R..W..A..R..D DID YOU KNOW that approximately 3,065 students have graduated from Spencer High School since its establrshrnent rn l879'? That of those graduated one grrl was decorated tor hero1sm 1n World War l by the Klng of Greece another IS a reputable rnathe rnatrcs teacher ln the East havrng stud1ed rn Berl1n a boy becarne a na lonally know magrclan rn Holly wood another boy taught m a college 1n Turkey another studred medrcrne rn Vrenna one grrl became a noted doctor 1n the East two more became 1'Y11SS101'1 arres to Chlna another grrl became a dancer wrth a troupe that traveled mtematronally yet another played the organ rn Amy Sernple McPherson s Tern ple rn Calrforma and st1ll another became one Arner1ca s bes' beloved poets? 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That the1e ale two Women on ou1 school board? That fou1 of ou1 faculty are out standmg smgel s? Y W7 ' Ll C . 7 1 Y l 'I 7 Y 1s 0 . l I. ,P the school board g'racluat-- J 4 . L The Spencenan Stall of l942 has endeavored 1n th1s fme year book to QIVG you a per spectlve of Spencer Hlqh School lt presents a comprehenszve and entertamlnq prcture of hlqh school hte and an mdlcatton of school loyalty and sp1r1t lt 1S a permanent record for you of the pleasant act1v1t1es and prohtable assoctatlons of the school year Spencer Hlqh School IS more than the hne brrck burldmq on East Fourth Street It IS you the student body supported by the alurnnl facu ty and the c1t1zens ot thls communrty represented dlrectly by therr school board lt IS an rnvestment rn the future of our crty and country It represents thousands of dollars con trlbuted by the resldents of thls c1ty because of thelr belref rn the Amencan way of l1fe and the ethcacy of htqher educatlon for every boy and qrrl It represents the devotlon ot talent and SGIVICG by faculty and board members as well as the sacrrhces of parents and patrons At the moment there 1S a War to be Won Then there IS a stabrllzed peace to be arranged You share tn the respon 1b1lllY of what tomorrow w1ll be We count on you to do your part well Spencer l-hgh School w1ll then prove to have been a flne rnvestment Our best Wrshes qo wrth you Supermtendefnt 5 if V I I I 'I I I Jt NN 0111 011 1 QD 11111 I D e 'Nolton ws u u mt M lloxml L xmpn IX Iohrxlmx 'NI1 D111 olc SCI-IDOL BCDARD How rnany frrnes have you walked 1n the front docr of Spencer f'l1ql'1 and qone bl1fhely down the hall Wlth nary a qlanc at tf1ef1rsf door cn fhe r1qht marked BOARD OF EDU LATKDN7 We all do 1 Neverfhele s beh nd that do r a e made rhe de lS1ODS 'haf keen us QOIDQ As we oroceed fo ur kers ana aie cff our wraps we fqhf realrze that he bu1ld ng IS c nforf ably warr because cf the arrangements f r coa1 111ade by he school board A au1ck dash fo the illi l1brary br1 as us face to face w1fh the l1brar1an h1red by the school board All day we are co'1frcr1'ed W1 h feache s 1ns1rucfed 1n subjecfs selecfea by the chcol boa a Then fhere are those llffle fhmqs thaf 1111-ss the ey such as new cha1rs fo fake are of fhe X ents he sh1 y nev coar f Jarnls n the gy I r the well sh xeled w ms or e CI rf r e y r W 1 dgh h s ar a Mfr lVlnsS9P rfea es care 11 e s ess e 1 n 1 con 1 11 labeled BOAPD OP EDUCSAWONI Sup . 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'. , ' 1 Q- 'e ' l ' c c 1:.flu cf stpgd , ' Ii 1 c J c c' 'f ' h cw. , i ii 'loo , c , o ' af - k pf 1.y1'ef,1 qrass all uf' r: gzcd b cur 1zidus1 ions school bcara, Vfe leave the school assured that fc- , rzwgrrc :lay reiurz. fit rrgxxdless halls thro' Q f. e x i effort' cf ,argtcrs jcrcvideii ky ihe schgcl kjiara, X l11 shirt, liiqn ' e 's aita1ls, hfghxly accepted by Y . ana 1 -fc c .cerzazq a e he Hrect rcsulfs cf fi, ccacelcs plarynirzag l:-l1 a that 'n 1 1 - , 1171: saffrl boom . . . . 6 JIIH Sxmth I-an lon Txlrcll Mary Henrlcn Tackle Shaw Shnlu Suhn Betty Bullock Bob Dun mug Xllss Imsmn 'Nook Rulmoml Jtggs Sondergda d hm Iiullmck Frances McT1 ue Nlugou l ulcl Reg nd Hcnklr Imogcm lflI11lSlf, Jean -Xnnc Rulyes Bar ara Slch STUDE T COUNCIL For proof thot Spencer IS cr one hundred per cent Arnencdn school one needs only to rnspect the student counc1l wh ch IS composed of two popularly e ected repres ntcrtlves frorn edch f1rst perlod cldss The vdrrous zestful vtewpotnts of these rnchvtdudls tnsure orrqmdl ond potnless qcvernrn nt rn S H S Any cornplcnnt or suqqesllon however fcrntdstlc 1t rnoy seem to others recelves or fdlr hedrtnq crnd due cleltberouon from these supervisors Although the suqqesnon for scdldtors wos deemed mcon cetvdble rmprczcttccrl ond 1n'1po stble rnony other prolects were lduded ond cotrrled out For mstdnce the VOCGl1OHCIl Guucldnce Conference hdcl the corn plete cooperotron of our counc1l Keep no thetr eyes open for tdlent mus1cdl drdmdtlc or lecture 1S cr rnust ln order to crrrdnqe dcceptoble Fndoy ossernbly proqroms Ther too school ddnces derndnd GlGI'1l1OI'1 GS to correct spdc tnq and superv1s1on ...l-self So we see thott our s udent counc11 not only s1fts out voluorble school DOl1C19S from the scores of bold tdeos offered but executes crncl enforces them ln thrs woy Spencer I-hgh 1S cr school of the students by the s udents dnd for the students 7 ' ,' ' , ' tl 1 , ' 'I, . ' ', .' .' , Y , ' . F ' I 1 . . 4 . 1 Q . Y I I L 9 I . . . V l V NOOK RICDMOND, Student Body Prusirlunt 1 , . 9 . - . . . , Q , , , V . I - 1 1 I 4' 44 I I I - V - 'A . 1 . . , f . J V y' l n ' ' ' 1633522-5:5-:VV 1 t - V 5 - , . , MISS JANET MISS N, EMBER MR. C. LESTER MISS DORA MR AUSTIN MISS HAZEL LITTLE She has a way with a typewriter as well as with her commercial s t u - dents. Besides teaching for the first time, Miss Lit- tle sponsors G. R. and T. N. T. DAY Deft at wielding a needle or spatula, Miss Day is found by her advanced homemaking stu- dents and Home- making Club to be a good sport al- ways., WHITE Our nominee for Who's Who because he is the right com- bination of educa- tor, humorist, and friend. Mr. White teaches the social sciences to seniors. JENSEN Famed for her American Ovser- vers and amazing memory for dates, Miss Jensen heads the Student Council in addition to teaching American History, SHEARER He is highly skilled in the man- ual arts which he teaches to boys, a patient coach his Shearmen, second basket- team. and for the ball CORY Algebra is easy in one year under trained guidance Miss Cory wh came to us from Ansgar last She also Pep Club. FACULTY MR, LYALL MISS RUTH MR. J. W. MISS BLANCHE SMITH Under the new band director, Mr. Smith, the long hoped for new band uniforms were real- ized and an ex- ceptionally fine band turned out. CROUSE English instruc- tor, G. R. sponsor, senior play direc- tor, meant work for the competent h a n d s of Miss Crouse who insures success to any job. KN UDSEN WILLIAMS B i g Norwegian Miss Williams de-- who does every- serves volumes thing well from in- written about her structing science work for the last classes to sponsor- eight years in our ing the Spencerian vocal department. and holding vari. Now she's leaving ous state offices. so-good luck! MR. RHOADS Geometry teach- er who also coaches our rather new school sport golf, Mr. Rhoads has a quiet way of mak- ing difficult things understood. MISS MILDRED SMALL Another n e comer who good, this time girl's p h y s i c training, In Miss Small sors a most tive group of A. A.'s. th MR. TEST 'U ,al MW MR. MAX WISE An expert science teacher - expert enough to be called to a job at Randolph Field in March. His work was taken over by Mrs. Mary Walters. MR. LEE CAMPBELL Laconic instruc- tor in speech whose individuality makes him much admired among his debaters, e x t e m p o raneozls speakers, and other students. 'x MRS. MYRTLE BJ ORNSTAD She's that some- body who under- stands a r o u n d Spencer High. Mrs. Bjornstad teaches s e n i o r English, sponsors the senior class, and is girls' advisor. I -f gpg' H., 9 W' HW I 1 'JMS ' COACH PAUL JONES He put the fight in the Tigers. Coach Jones took over the athletics after Paul- son left mid-year and made this a star year for S. H. S. MISS IRIS HALL Journalist of no mean ability, Miss Hall supervises the Hi-Astonisher, teaches Freshman English, and holds many more execu- tive positions. MR. CHARLES DALBY Mr, Dalby sent winners agricultural tests from his cational agric al classes and F A. He enjoys tography as a by. The freshmen are in awe of him, the sopho- mores respect him, the jun- iors admire him, the sen- iors are his pals. Mr. Test is the kind of principal who aaily coordinates the activities of S. H. S. and still manaqes to teach soc- iology and mathematics classes. ACULTY MISS ELIZABETH HOLDCROFT Quaintly English, Miss Holdcroft is a popular addition to our school this year. She teaches junior English and spon sors G. R. MR. ORVILLE THURSTON t'Let's get down to business with de.bonaire Mr. Thurston whose jokes and good humor are the joy of his numerous shorthand students. MISS LUCILLE TIGGES A trim white- clad figure who teaches the fine art of homemaking to freshmen girls. Miss Tigges' is an essen- tial part of any school dinner. MISS ELEANOR MILLER It's a pleasure to take Latin, Spanish, or fourth y e a r English from Miss Miller who also directs the Drama Club and whose hobby is arche- ology. MISS GEORGIA FORBES On guard for symptoms of 'con- tag ious diseases, stomach aches and other illness is Miss Forbes, the school nurse whom our MISS ESTHER BISBEE P r o b a b 1 y m o s t unive known person round school Bisbee keeps l i b r a r y smoothly and puzzled students. t, an G' JG schools share. I C 9 P1otb VS 1se and Campbell leaxe sc hool loaded Whos CIOUNQ about to entel he1 abode NINQ Dax Niro Byornatad no ses between can lhuz ton Jamtols Hofstad Hennaman and Danclx aftel houl 1 xou know to vx hlCh teaehexs these hands belong, Mr. Vampbell at the track-side . . . Festive School Board dinner . . . Mr. SQ L F5 Q E 3 3 fi QQ, PUTATIONQN :JD Q if DID XOU KNOW that tvxo SGHIOI boxs Jomed the naxy thls 'WIT 'CQ19 That elex en of our muslclans 16 CQIX ed a numbel one 1at1n IH the state muslc cont st TI It one boy vt as sent ft box of gum by Dr I Q fo1 detectln an exror 1D hle 95 fr bots spend most of then tlme ln the fa1m shop on Fast Flfth St1eet'7 That the Junlors gave the senlore vthlte ca1nat1ons for Com n'1encement'? That the stu dents IP Spencel Hlgh are Enghsh Iush Gelman Scotch Pohsh Indlan Welch Neglo Swecheh Swlss NOIWQQIHH Dutch Danlsh and Canad1an To tal 514 AHIQFICHDSQ 7 WY I .L L V' 0 -1. 'KX I .1 3 ' ' e . T2 I' 7 1 7 . 'I . 0, Q . .M rw p1'og'1'am'? That the F. 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ARI ESI' BOYFY The posse-ssor of enviwble deep l Us ejes, 'und '1 c'1 1 flispositioii. Arlene Iris been 'iclive in Ilmne-making Club, '. . i-Asumislwr, G ee K' ub, u. 4 T. .'. .-tu 'os iw-lu ,' ' Sit v. HILL ll0XKYl'Il.l. Hill iwiit-Vx-5 in Iiiking' life' easy-listening In the la-Lest popular swing' lUIl6'F-'4'ilE't'l'- ini: fI'0m the side lines ut. all :athletic gzunvs, Has kinfl Of zi il1lllk4'l'ill ' fwvi' iiewspupvl' work, I2 SRI FNF AXTFI I r tx Qllllll pie-th pep Vw '1 Jukt pre-tix it liGlli who moxed fl In 11 x f K cl crmqi Xt n xg- ifler L colorful career f 'ep 1 ub Qheerleading L in f XELVIK BXRTH Ximhle fingexs nimble nes Xelma is 1 little bun 9 of llwnnnte it bfuketball me ek lung, IIN rnl ei -k llin is x Q el 1 11.1-d tu llll JP XX HECKET Shi hae th it iare combinw. tion of blmk hfur blue exee au ur Skin Swimming ind biking. on the gportixe side and lildlY1'1ilCS, txping IIN 1 R :long 1 more serx one line please Jean I I SRI AN IIITTINGER A stl aight thinker f-ompe ten vsoiker ind genuine friend Cl'1rian uae the Spen cerlane senior editoi Student 'nunvil N. T., 'Ind atte - ed the 'lcadeniivs every year. 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H 5' F ED 655 - '12 A -- Al? - A 3' I N DID YOL RINOVN that mne plaxs vt e1e p1e ented ox S H S tll1SXQ?L17 That tl e school bus fllled wltl students made fO1tV tllps out of town and coxeled anploxnnately tln ee thous and 1'1'1llQS7 That Bl081'HPhY of General MacArthur was the most Wldelv lead bool the band membels collect ed papers all X931 to IHISQ moves fo1 then new red nd black UH1fO11'IlS? That foul thousand people flooded 1nto Spencel fol the state muslc contest? That the JUHIOIS called then p1om the Penthouse P1omenade'? Thatamouse 111 acloss the stage dur mg the JUHIOI plav and stole the show? That thc H1 Aston1she1 lecelved an excellent 1 atlng fl om th W S P A7 T f 7 T 1 . ' ' , . 11 , fl -I 'I 1. 1 9 ' -1 , . ' ' 1 4 1. . 1 - I . 1 ' Q ll! the school llbrary? That 7 'I fl . 1 7 f' U -. lx . 0 'I CL ' , . . . 1 ,I .'l 'l . . '61 ' - N 7 3 Lf 0 .- . I 4 . C cr H , ' , C I J- o 1 n on Dorothx DlCklHSOH pres Be me Hart NICE ples Flaua Daxlx -XllC6 Wllson B1ll Green Bob Sandolom Jean Ann Rub1s Dlck Doud Carol3n Beall Carol Becc Joanne Campbell Center Helene Freeman Roger Burgess Frarces VIC Tlgue DRAMA CLUB Curtaln call' lt s for that ambmous qrouo of students who form the school Drama Club They start Wlth a scnpt and eventually present a l1I'11Sl'19d play complete w1th grease pamt propernes and hqhtmg Under the experlenced eye of MISS Eleanor Mtller the Cornell and Barrymore 1n them 1S brought to the surface and future mat1nee ldols have an excellent chance to d1splay the1r buddmq QGHIUS Who could t rqet Carol Becks catchy d1alect as a Swedlsh rncud or Dr Bob Sandblom as a dlqnlfled bemustached phys1c1an'? The lnqhllqht of the year was the presentahon of the onecct play An Amateur Hamlet by Byron B Boyd lt dealt w1th the troublesome s1tuat1on Crea ed when a hlqh school boy ventures a Shakespearean career As a sprmq proyect the members made a TGVIGW and scene adaptatlon of Dana Thomas three act comedy Arnerlcan Passport The play was narrated and at mtervals acted scenes were presented As tts name suqqests the play lS one of Amerlcan problems and cha lenqes Amencan patrlotxsm and ultlmately the preservatlon of Amer1can 1deals The charm of actmq however was only one phase of the act1v1t1es that mtrlqued Drama Club members They became acquamted W1th the mechanlcs of drama and the actmg world They expenenced the customary stage frlqht and reckoned Wllh the usual contuslofn backstaqe Ard so the curtam falls on another tnum phant year of Drama Club 4. I 'Y , ' .' . . - 1 -f I Y A 7 1 y . ,, lla, , A 1 - v - . , f 1 A - ' . 1 . . I ' 1 , . 1 . . . Y . . 1 . . A I , . , ff 1, , . . . . If u 1 . . . I . . . . . 1 ,I . ff . I - 1 - I , , 1 . 1 I . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAYS This year the Sophomore Class looks back with pride upon two of the more outstanding presentations of the year. We are speaking of the two comedies designed for the pleasure of the public and disclosing Sophomore talent, Backfire and Highest Bidder Gets a Date . Backfire was a one act play dealing with a conspiracy with in the Senior Class to kidnap the leading lady of the Iunior Class play. However, their plan backfired when Betty Parsons saw through their disguises and gets back for the play by pretending to drink a bottle of ink. The cast of characters was: Betty Parsons ................ Dorrie Ducharme Dorothy ................................ Betty Herzog Iim ................ ...... I ohn Brothers Dr. Clark ....... .... B ob Anderson Bill .......... ................ B ill Boyd Phyllis ..............................., Esther Skinner Gwen .................................. Iean Peterson Highest Bidder Gets a Date, the other one act play, was a hilarious college comedy. The setting was a dorm room filled with wise- cracking fems who became highly indignant when four West Pointers seemed to be gaining a monopoly on women, The boys came over to apologize and climb up to the window with a peace offering of bananas. At the climax, old Miss Curly almost caught the boys as they disappeared over the sill. Cast cf characters: Snorky ..........,........ ..... I ackie Morgan Snuffy .................. ..... I ean Ann Bubes Bish ...... ................. M imi Hart Ierry ..... ....,. B etty Bae Hedge Mary ...... ........ T ootsie Nelson Suzy ........ ...... L aVonne Wilcox Margie ....,. .............. L ois Fulton Girl ............... ......... M ary Ellen Dolvin Miss Curly ...... .... A nne Marie Erickson Bob ................... .............,. B ob Wilson Tommy Ashby .... ......... B ob Woods Iim ..................... ...... S tanley Tripp Bill Cra.ng ........................ Kirby Anderson These plays were well directed by Miss Betty Holdcroft. Georgia Cash served as mis- tress of ceremonies and the sexlette and a duo sang. Georgia Cash, Mistress of ceremonies. Back Row: Betty Herzog, John Brothers, Esther Skinner, Bill Boyd. Front Row: Doris Ducharine, Duane Scott. Back Row: Boh Woods, Kirby Anal' ersen. Mary Ellen Dolvin, Stanley Tripp, Lois Ful- ton, Anna Eriksen, Bob XVilson. Front ROW: Jackie Morgan, La Vonne Wilcox, Jeanne Ann Rubis, Rosemarie Neilsen, Mimi Hart. Betty Hedge. Back Row: Irving' Osberg. Darrell Hein. Wayne Ellen- wood, John Belse. Second Row: Phyllis Gehert. George Sayer. Mary Davis, Mary Ellen Dolvin. Front Pow: Kathryn Chenhall, Audrey Blount La- -fon Ralle. Petty Alexander. 28 F R ESHMAN CLASS PLAYS Winning wide acclaim were the two onefact plays presented by the freshmen: a merry comedy and a dark mystery. In the first, Buddy Answers an Ad , Bud- dy Bay has a mania for answering ads of all sorts, face cream, pancake flour, etc. His family, deter- mined to cure him of his irksome pastime, work out a singular scheme. A facial demonsrator comes and insists on giving Buddy a demonstra- tion. At the crucial moment, his friends, including Eloise, his best girl, come in and find him with his face all smeared with cream. Eloise pretends to be very incensed about it, which makes Buddy resolve to give up his hobby and brings the play to an end. The cast was: Buddy ............,,.......... Norman Montgomery Alfred Bay, father ........,............... Bill Green Mary Bay, mother ...... ........ A lice Wilson Myrna, sister ............ ....... I ean Anderson Eloise .................... ..,.. I o Ann Campbell Ted .............. ........ R oger Burgess Postman ......... .... B arre Hartman Demonstrator .............................. Bernie Hart The second play, The Ghost Hunters , fol- lows the adventures of four freshmen who take a dare to stay until midnight in a haunled house. They are scared many t-mes and almost go home. But because they took the dare they have to stay. The two girls, Madge and Bunny, are always seeing things and ghosts. At almost midnight the ghost fnally appears and turns out to be a gangster. The hunters receive a reward for cap- turing him and everything turns out happily for the young people, The characters were: Madge ................ ........................ F lavia Daily Bunny .... ........ ................ P a t Penske Bob ................................ Harley Chamberlain Tim Hennessy, Policeman, Anthony Riepma Ghost .................................... .... D uane Wunn Miss Iris Hall directed both plays. Making its first public appearance was the freshman sex- tette, and Betty Fallon, quaintly gowned in cal- ico, sang An Old Fashioned Garden . Flavia Dafly, Patsy Fenske, Harley Chamberlain, Duane Wunn, Anthony Reipma, Sam Sayer. Bernie Hart, Joanne Campbell, Norman Montgom' e y, Barry Hartman, Roger Burgess, Jean Anderson. Alice Wilson, Norman Montgomery, Bill Green. Tom Cornwall, Crystal Dickeson, Jim White, Max Safely, Bob Twetten, Joan Champion, Marian 'Bit- tinger, Margaret Duffy, Bob Wright, Bob Hjelm. 29 MUSIC What's a football game Without apples, tall leaves, roving cheerleaders, and colorful band maneuvers to the time ot gala music? The Spencer games include all that with the accent on the band. We're proud of the Way they set the mood for any occasion, the triumphs they bring through at concerts, the laurels they collect at contests. Good-looking, good-sounding: thats our Spencer band. Members of High School Band . . . . Lyall Smith, Director BARITONE- CLARINETS- SAXC'PHONES-- 1' Frank Strong 1. Helen Freeman TROMBONES- 1. Joe Carroll 2. Joe Kail 3. Don Schneckloth 4. Carol Eckerman BASSES- 1. Sherman Evans 2. Harry Spangler 3. Woodrow Barnett PERCUSSION- 1. Kiby Anderson 2. Erlynne Jensen 3. Jean Peterson 4. Georgia Cash 5. Carol Hall 6. Muriel Alexander T. Dorothy Ann Lewis FI 11 Bob Cummings Wallace Hanson Ruth Lovomer Claire Camp Bob Wtlson Shirley Christians Vi ginia Murphy Duane Scott Jim Cooper 'Norma Batson Regina Henkel Jack Pyles Alice Wilson Norma Shellito PICCOLO- 1. Norma Jean Cole s. Alice Dalsgaard 'UTE- SP. Corinne Ripple 1. Rosemarfe Nielson 2. Darlene Madsen 3. Wendell Crowe CORNETS- 1. Dick Doudna 2. Wayne Duggleby 3. Jim Campbell 4. Art Lovrien 5. B'ob Woods 6. Jim Peterson 7. Nancy Jordon R. Roger 'Burgess 9. Harold Hall 10. Helen Stanton 11. Lozen Moding HORNS-- 1. Dean Shatto 2. Helen McConnchey Margaret Duffy 4. Jim Eckerman TTIO V1rqm1a Cash Ahce Dalsqaard Dorothy D1Cli1I'1SCI'1 Grrls G e Club Boys Glee Club Freshman Glrls Sexlelte Elame D1ClC1Y1S T1 B rv e Hart Frances MCT que Cryslal Dmkeson Margaret Duffy Marllyrm Zrshka Sopho more Glrls S xtelte Clar1ce Tatro Esther Skmher Helen M ofmehey Carol Slrauh TOOlS1G N e en Lors Full rr lvllx d Chorus Boys Quar e le hm Bull lcBh lr arar1Oolrlo Carrol ' f-f V 2 i . , , , o fr . , U r . A A i . o , e .. , l f - 1 1 LA ' r , r A f. e . . , , CC 1. , J ' ' ' ' A l -il I 4 . 1 N, . l ,S , C 'Y . 9 ' x ll . A ' - . f' ' C l CC , o Na rn, XJ . , Q , e Y, . . SOLGISTS lean Ann Bub1s who has an unusually low contralto VOICG sang the solo parts 1n the Glee Club s Babylon hm Bullock bes1des possessing a flne bar1tone vctce IS a skllled accompanlst Dorothy Shull was grven a number one ratlng at the state contest for her sop rano solo Green Pastures Garlan Odor sang bass solos belonged to the boys quar tette Dorothy Dlcklnson s soprano solo ll Baclo recelved a one at the con es Donald Toland got top ratxng at contest for h1s bantone solo Duna Helene Freeman contralto sang Homlng and Quxet at contest many other solos at programs around town Ioe Carroll much lauded nat1onal trombone wlnner also recelved a one for h1s tenor solo Bose of Tralee Toots1e N1elson played a flute solo Busy B e at con test varlous solos 1n band DIGCQS Bob Cummlngs got a one tor h1s clannet solo Con certo also played a sax solo Sonata Don Schneckloth played a trombone solo en t1tled L1ttle Ch1el Frank Strong holds forth on the barltone hm Peterson soloed on h1s trumpet wrth La Mandohnata Not pxctured Bog De Koster Bass sang Water Boy for a one at contest Art Warren sang a tenor solo Brown B rd Sxngmg Corrme B1p ple played vanous rnanmba solos Aho Dalsgaard though not a soloxst deserves pralse for long hours of acoompanxment 32 f A flf ' l ,,. A, I Z lf- - . .,. ' z , , , H ,, . . . . , . . . . - . , , . . . , ' H ., , , . . . , - . . , ,, . H . . . . , , ' t 1 . , . ,. ., . . . , . . . H . ,. H , H , , , . . . , , Q . . , , . . , ., . , , . . . H , . . . , ' H f. ., , , . . . ' . ,, . . ,, . . . . H . ., . ,. .. - - . , f , A Q ' - 3 , . . . o , , Come on Chillun - Letls Dance Back Row Wendell Crowe 'VI Smlth Bob Cummlngs -Xrt Ltoxrlen Wayne Duggleby Jun Peterson Front Row Sherman Evans -Xlxce Dalsgaard Bub Chamberlam Don Schneckloth Joe Carroll Th1s years crop ot hep cats eagerly lapped up the newest l9ChH1CS 1n SWIDQ classrcs and acqulred a style qulte thelr own to the wlld dellqht of our local Jazz flefnds Bob Cummlnqs may take a bow for hls drstlnct d1rect1on plus hrs sweet cla1rnet xnterludes w1th hm Eckerman Those fast new hrt arrangements dehed even the most sk1llful toe tw1s ers and many a couple stopped to watch our local drummer boy Bud Chamberlam beat the skms Ilm Peterson Butch Duqqleby and I1m Campbell mrqht each be descrlbed as a Younq Man Wllh a Horn whlle another trumpeter Art Lovrren astounded the school w1th a black face and volce to match Then who could forget Sherman Evans charactenstrc ever present um pah pah s? Mr Smrth the mstrumental muslc depar ment s popular new d1rector sat rn w1th a sax to take a tllnq at some nve Proudly we present the hrst lady of the key board and only qlrl 1n the orchestra Ahce Dalsqaard Soclal tunctrcns boastlnq the rumbhnq rhythm ot thls band lncluded the school dances and the Sadre Hawkms Dance Then too at all four class plays spectators qhded to therr seats to the strarns ot approprlate mus1c Because 1t adds a dash and zlp to the school because rt devotes lona hours to sometxmes tedlous practxce and because tt 1S composed of good guys we say more power to the orchestra' , , . O I O! ' O I . , r r. , ,- , , . ' 9 4 7 5 , , , . . . . L . , . - I I ' I . . . ,, . , , , n I . . , . . . I ' ' ' - 1 . , . , . , . . . . . H , ,, H H I I ' Velma Barth Phxllxs Fallme Girls Basketball Carol Hall 'Vlurlel Alexander GIRLS ATHLETICS T1me was when a gtrl modestly stayed home do1ng a b1t of daxnty ernbroldry or pluck 1ng buds 1n the garden lf she were a datnty lass she m1ght sornehmes don a sw1m dress havlng several pettlcoats and take a gentle dtp Well ttmes have certalnly changed Now women may vote have careers and even 1ndulge tn a game of basketball or k1ttenball w1th out shockmg soclety S H S g1rlsJoyfully use thts new freedom to the fullest Upon graduatlng each has played 1n physlcal educatlon classes twtce a week all four years Last fall started out wtth hvely sesslons of volleyball 1n whtch squads tn each class com peted agalnst each other Then basketball the all t1me favorlte After several weeks practtce the g1rls annual 1nter class basketball tournament was played The Junlors defeat ed the freshmen 1n the flrst round and the sophomores were conquered by the SGHIOTS tn the second round Excttement was htgh durmg the ftnal game between the Junlors and semors and the sentors flnally came thr ugh w1th a well earned vtctory lt ts mt resttng to note that 1t has always been etther the sophomore or the senlor glrls who have won these tournaments The frosh and Juntors seem to be Jxnxed so far out perhaps they w1ll change that 1n the fu ture The spnng season brought badmtnton ptng pong and shufflebcard rnto the hmehght A new game called speed ball whlch IS a comb natton cf soccer and ba ketball resulted 1n a l1vety tune and exctted shouts as tesnhed thcse 1n the study hall a ove Spnng ktttenball brought out unusual aptttude for slammtng homers catchmg fly balls and shdmg 1nto bases lt all Just goes to show that we have some modern Amazons among the so called fa1r sex of Spencer Htgh 34 V . . . , . 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V A A T If , G A A LASSES LEAP AND LIMP It I can only make 1t up th1s last fhght of sta1rs ouch' Ohh tgroan groanl f1rst 1ts my leg then my shoulder and then H1 Clalrel Goo my neck Now to ease 1nto thls cruelly hard stratght backed chalr Umphl Well 1n sptte of th1s rnlsery tn my back wh1ch 1ncapac1 ta es me for the day I wounldnt trade last Tllqhl s basketball game at G A A for all the comfort tn the world And Just take a gander at thts sweater heres the letter I earned for IIVG hundred po1nts Now Im worklng tor the state pm whlch w1ll cost me one thousand pomts and tucked mto my drawer at home IS the school pm I got last year for two hundred and txtty polnts Even tt I do say so the Play Day we had tn Spencer last March was tops Our theme was Wes em you know cowgxrl and bandanna favors and horseshces tor prtzes G A A gms trcm Stoux Rap1ds and Emmetsburg were there Most ot these gtrls I had met at the two Remember that pot luck supper and those football and basketball games to whlch the club went as a party? Probably the most fun we had all year was that party we gave for the JUHIOI h1gh glrls who are to Jo n us next year After that taste of what we do and the ex h1 arat1ng ttmes we have the school w1ll undoubtedly have to bulld a new gym 1n order to hold all the glrls who w1ll want to b long to G A A next year We all tease Mlss Small about her southern drawl but really we l1ke 1t and we llke the enthus1asm she has 1nst1lled 1n our club When we have both a sponsor and glrls who are game no wonder a good ttme IS had by all' There you see? When I start tell1ng about how tnterestlng G A A 1S Itorget the stltfness tn my s1news Top Pada le Tenms Norma Shelhto Mary G ay Imogene Rmdslg and Joan Resslgue play pmg pong Bottom Vo1ley1 all set Por basketball 35 I O O 1 ' I ' ' , 4' I I .- . I I , . f , , ' ' . . . . . , , . . Play Days we attended in other towns. ' ' ' ' ' i - ' ' e . . , . , , . z I Y. y . y V 1, y . . . A . - . : L , . FUTURE Slnce Iowa rs one of the three most 1mpor ant aqncultural states rn Amer1ca and slnce the F A A 1S well known for teachxnq boys useful farm trrcks and trme savers 1t 1S no wonder that the Spencer Hugh fellows Jom thrs orqanrzatron w1th such v1m What can I do to help my coun ry? IS the quesnon that thousands of youths are asklnq The Future Farmers of Amen ca have found the answer work to ln crease producuon work to save money wort o save mater als By learnrnq these thmqs they are dclnq the utmost for therr country Sorl tests corn yxeld tests crop rota tlon and care of l1ves ock were some of the studles made One mterestmq occas lon was an eqq show 1n whrch were ex h1b1 ed eqqs brought from each members home PTIZGS were awarded for the bxqqest and best eqqs Mr Char es Dalby the aqrxculture teacher also sponsors F F A Intormahty mas at whrch the boys learn and l1ke 1t, Top Row George Selzer Arthur Warren John Shaw Don Rosslter B111 Rmdslg How arl Henamen Donald Clark Ray Shomng Thlrd Rovs Louls Wremers Jake Wo Wayne Bodenhamer Floyd Brldenger Ralph Beck Carl Selzer Bob Batchlet Davld Selble Loxd Harms Becond Row Oxlo lVIar1neau Arthur Gould John Gmger Harold Lmnger B111 Whltcomb Fzrst Row Kemtn Mugge Bob Whlte Don Brmkley Niackw Swanson Dale Harrls J Fltzloff In tlfe -Kg room People and plgs -X fxeld tmp taken bx the Sophomore c ass to get soll to test for acldlty A 1 , q l I I -' l . U I I - , . ' l . . is the keynote of the semi-monthly meet- : . , :A . 1 , 9 r Z ' 4 , , . . v: . . U Y A uv , V . Y . 9 I I Y Y A . : A A - Q , . . , Y Y ' ' . Z . , y . .Y ' 9 - .V v v 1 r' ' ' V v ' F RMERS DF AMERICA H1 ho they go to the fan' At the faxr ln Madison WISCOHQIH August 18th found the F F A boys followmg the open road enroute to the WISCODSIU State Fa1r Adventures galore crowded the short week of vacatlon Mr Hams the bus dr1ver cmd Mr Dalby the sponsor dI'1V1T1q Each nrght camp was set up Where- ever the travelers m1ght be 1n thexr Jour ney tThe hrst mormng all the tents were found to be tom down except that of the en1ors Very strangell As for meals the boys cooked the1r own each takmg h1S tum at the pos1t1on of chef Whlle some dtshes were adm1t tedly unappehzmg the fresh a1r and good humor dld wonders xn whettmg appetltes In Charles C1ty they stopped to go through a tractor factory Some of the towns they went through were-Pra1r1e du Chxen La Crosse and Mtlwaukee A boat trxp through the dells proved one of the memorable tncldents of ,the tr1p Of course the ta1r was all that was expected and the F F A boys came home after an enloyable experlence 37 They traveled in the school bus with - HOMEMAKI G CLUB First Picture, Back Row: Crystal Dickenson, Audrey Randolph, Anna Ericksen, Lavon Ralle. Front Row: Joan Champion, Lois Eninger, Margaret skinner, Jean Anderson. Second Picture: June Ressigue demonstrates in the kitchen. Third Picture: A sewing class. Fourth Picture, Back Row: Jean Anderson, Betty Redmond, Virginia Fiesler, Mildred Gray, Helen Ahely, Helen Conrad, Shirley Schmidt, Dorothy Frye, Esther Thuente, Joan Champion, Adele Mohr. Second Row: Ardith Johns, Anna Eriksen, Wanda Jesperson, Marjorie Fiesler, Erma Breid- inger, Margaret Frye, Mary Kabrick, Lois En- inger, Raylene Thomas. First Row: Marilyn Zishka, Marilyn Hayes, Lois Johns, Lavon Ralle, Mary Davis, Lois Hanna, Crystal Dickenson, Velma Warren. Q Will you have a hot lunch at school today? An average of ninety-five students answered in the affirmative on each cold winter day that the homemaking girls served lunches. The menus included such mouth- watering edibles as scalloped potatoes with ham, baked noodles with salmon, chocolate pudding and Iello salad. One of the most revealing projects un- dertaken by the hornemaking deparment was a survey to uncover facts concerning your diet and mine. lt showed that a few more than half of the students in Spencer High eat three regular meals a day, twenty- five per cent more boys than girls eat break- fast daily, and twenty-two per cent more girls than boys prefer fruit for breakfast. Eleven per cent more boys than girls drink milk or cocoa and the boys lead by twenty-five in favor of breakfast food. Only forty per cent of the students drink a quart ot milk a day whrle ten per cent drink coffee These tabulated results are valuable not only to point out 1nd1v1dual diet delin quincies are helpful to the grrls rn planmng hot lunches 69 l-lomemakers Capers Some say that a woman s place rs in the home and we say that a g1rl s place is in the hornemakmg department where tender morsels and smart frocks are whipped up daily Forty eight girls busily planned for and worked out the theme of the Home- World Today Kmttlng First Aid and p annlng meals in respect to rat1on1ng are all a part of the present day home- maker s problem One crisp November evenmg found the girls before a blazing bonfire munching galloping gulnea p gs of their own makrng This was the easy to take 1n1t1at1o'n December brought the tra ditional Christmas party with its yule t1de festivities and exchange of gifts wh1le in Ianuary Mrs O M Chaney laid out ten New Year s Resolutions for girls and the secret of knowlng how to keep them For the last meeting of the year all seriousness and formality was thrown to the winds and the Home making Club went on a fresh a1r out1ng ih1s May picnic rs looked forward to each year wlth both ant1c1pat1o'n and regret for while it 1S more fun than a picnic 1t also means the end of another year of happy experiences rn Homemaking Club 9 making Club this year, A Girl and the 1 I I I I . . Back Dale Logan Back Sam Campbell Bob Wilson Stanley Tripp, Alden Front Alden Dunning Bob Wilson Dunnmg Stanley Tripp Front B111 Boxd Duane Scott John Shaw Carol Eckerman I-HY lt is one of the ambitions of prac tically every boy to one day Join a frat ernity Of course that Would ordinar ily mean that he must Walt until of a reasonable age go to college and f fortunate be chosen and asked and pay large dues Then he s in Spencer l-llgh has a clrfferent setup however Any boy may Join the H1 Y pay insignificant dues and belong to an exclusive mens club with all its privtliges The sophomore boys have shot ahead with their H1 Y orgamzation Af ter making a tremendous start the lads turned their club into a going concern one ot the enviable successful groups that is constantly before the school eye. They were led by Mr. Dale Logan. A typical weekly Monday night meeting held at the home of one of the members might go something like this a business meeting with the usual re ports mot1ons and discussions a pro gram which might be a talk on photog raphy or nature or a heated debate on war strategy and the highlight of the evening cookies and cokes The boys Went to a large Y M C A Conference in Mankato and several smaller out of town conferences I April they Joined the Senior H1Y and Girl Reserves to sponsor a studentad ult conference here An especially rollicktng time was enioyed this spring when the boys camped tor a Week at Camp Foster on East Okobon Competitive basketball games also Worked up the interest ot the group. Occasionally dances were held which proved welcome diversion from the more serious programs. SPEECH Activities X131 aret Jensen Alice Helene Freeman Vena Wilson Ruth Loomei Nlae Lewis Adele Mohr Question Why were students so interested in the speech activities lh1S year? Answer Partly because more underclassmen are included and partly because of the instal lation of the new recording system A student has an opportunity to make a record of hls voice at the beginning of the year and agaln at the close The improvement is quite astonishing Question What was all the stir in the speech deparment around Christmas time? Answer Ten pretty damsels were giving talks on tuberculosis Christmas seals Outside critics were asked to pass iudgement on the presentations and select three to give their talks over radio station KSCI in Sioux City All of the girls however talked before various groups in the community Question What was the debate question? Answer The official qu stlon was Resolved That Every Able Bodled Male CITIZGH in the Un 1ted States Should Be Required to Have One Year of FullT1me Military Training be fore Attainmg the Present Draft Age This subiect was discussed by six girls durmg the winter season They met at the Pub hc Library every Thursday night to debate and to make plans for coming events The team attended four tournaments during the year In November there was a tourna lanuary 15 the team went to Worthington Minnesota to debate February 14 Spencer served as host to Sheldon Mason City and Sioux Clty Central for the annual quadrangular meet At this tournament the Spencer team came in second with SIOUX City Central in the lead The highlight of the year was the Northwest Iowa District Tournament held 1n Spencer February 28 Besides these contests there were other more informal debates February 6 a debate was held at the Meadow Township Farm Bureau meeting February 24 and 25 the team debated for the government and American History classes CHRISTVI-XS SI AI SPI AKI RS Back Row Betty Rae Hedge VI1m1 Hart Doris Du harme 'VIary l l'en Dolut Jackie Morgan Back Row Mtrgarrt Jensen -Xclel Sgcoml Row C131-me Tatio Tootsie 'tlohi -lxl1C0 Wilson Nielsen Jean -Xnne Rubes beorglt Cislt Carol Straub Front Row Helen Fieeman Ruth vena Mah Fugt Row Helen vfcfjonne ey katn Ioomer Vena Hao Lexus Iewls rwn Chenhall Iola Gannon l C O A YT? ' F ' '. 4 ' , . . . , , : ' ' e ' : - ' ' - ment at Estherville at which both the affirmative and the negative were fairly successful. I I ' I ' I , ' . . .' 'l . ' 'I G .' Z Y D . . 1: 2 1 m 1 A y A Q 1 -Z ' ' , i ' 1 A 'A I , ,, , , -, 'I 'z z.., 1 . A ' 4 v 1 ' 2 ' , 1 ': . .1 ' , , ' . '... A , b' A , . GIRL RESERVE Christmas Cantata 'gf Q' Who says it's a man's world? Not so lona as Girl Reserves put Sadie Hawkins dances over with as much swank as they did this year! Yes, and the climax of the whole holiday season, the Christmas Cantata, showed what airls, hard work and the Christmas spirit can accomplish. A proqressive program brouaht Mrs. Evelyn Duvall of Chicaao here to speak on family relaiions. Carrying on this family problems idea, one meetinq featured a aroup of mothers who tried to reconcile the views of mothers and dauahters. Later a panel of boys frankly expressed their opinions on the way qirls should act and dress. 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Back Row Alice Nilson Back ROW I-'axonne Xval Back Row Bub Chamberlain Bonnie Strom Vlr Ima Cash Vena Soren on Putz Coughenour Norma Shel g hto Front Row Margaret Merchant Boo Mae Lewis 'VIar1lou Green Maccex Kuby Anderson Cleo Mills Ar Front Row Mary McFntee lene Culxer Joan Champion B111 Green Adele Mohr Front Row Flavia Dallv Bob Sandblom Barre Hartman Claire Camp ff' Back Row Clayton Nieman Miss Ir1s Hall Bill Parks The H1Aston1sher is one of those things that makes blue Monday rosy Each stu dent equipped with four c nts eagerly awaits the last minutes of sixth per1od when he may purchase a weekly supply of school news QOSSID and Jokes One of the most interesting regular features was a stuaent poll which got the low clown on such vital sublects as should girls wear silk hose to school? and ls it true what they say about a young man s fancy in spring? To the Journalism class and it sponsor Miss Iris Hall goes the credit for a iob well do'ne Fiont Row Norma Shelllto Ruth Hanna Co Editors I-II ASTONISHER Ruth Hanna Norma Shellito Assisant Editor ...........,................ B111 Parks Business Manager Sports Editors ....... Feature Editors .... Exchange Editor ............ lnquiring Reporter Clayton Nieman .- ........ Bob Mackey Pud Verner Alice Wilson Flavia Daily Margaret Merchant Bonnie Sorenson Photographers .......................... Bob Twetten 44 Bob Sandblom Reporters Cleo Mills Clarence Chamberlain Irvin Coughen our Claire Camp Cub Reporters ...................... lean Anderson Nancy lean Champion Esther Thuente Bill Green Barre Hartman Business Staff .....................,.. Kirk Chaney Kirby Anderson Adele Mohr Charence Chamberlain Chief Typists .................... Vena Mae Lewis Mary McEntee Assistant Typists .............. Lavon Walstrom Marilou Green Virginia Cash Arlene Culver Back Row Bob Dunnlng Nook Redmond Kenny Larsen Front Betty Her Row Jacky Morgan zog Gene Dlckm on Bob 'Wann Helen Freeman M1n11Ha1t Betty Pae Hedge na June Hedge Back Row Jackx Shaw Beverl, Lola Larsen B111 Bowers Jones Carol Lovrlen Dorothy George Sayre Cami Straub Pennlng Stanley Trlpp Front Row Dorls Ducharme D1ck Doud BUSINESS STAFF PHOTO STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Carol Lovrxen Ed1tor B111 Bowers Chlef Ja ky Shaw Asst Edltor Nook Redmond Manager Hedge Organ Editor Gene D1Ckln on Asst June Larsen Asst C1ar1or B1tt1nge1 Semor Edltor Bob Dummg Lola Beverly Jones Junlor Edltor Kenny Larsen George Sayer Dorxe Ducha'me Soph Ed tor b B111 Green Freshman Ed1tor Mlml Hart Betty Rae Hedge Carol Strau Stanley Trlpp Feature Helene Freeman Bookkeeper Ruth Anderson Marvaret Jensen Wr1ters Dorothy Pennmg Jlggs Sondegaard Sports Dlck Doudna Wfltefs Typrsts Vena Me LEWIS Carol Beck T1-IE SPENCERIA and gentlemen' We take qreat pleasure ln present 'nq the 1942 Spencerxan lt s look at lt and maybe you W111 see Just yours h t the annual staff dld Or maybe you w111 W a erlook a few of the laborxous hours of count ov mg words developmq plctures and 1f you lease wheedlmq you mto buytnq fh1S book Ladeez I3 Then there were the d r photo Whlch made exceptlonally bnqht 1 ea o us brush our halr back push up our sleeves and beam We 11ked dolnq th1s thanks' nmes when we hxt an in Q. 45 , . , . . A , , Q - ' s s . - , . . . , . . Q Y ' v -I y - v I , 1 1 ' ' ' y v w 1 . . yn , . 1 'f s v - ' . . , v ' ' . 5 v v ' . 1 1 v . V Q . , . 1 v o - r I 1 1: . . . n 1 4 . 1 4 1 'Y 2' 1 - 2' 1 1 Scientists Concoct -- But Chl' One mornrng ID l985 w1ll you a putty old gentleman ot S1XlY be awak ened by an automatxc tap on the shoulder rub the last wlnks of sleep from your eyes whrle rece1v1ng a dry shower and buzz off to work IH your convertlble plane? Keep that ln mmd the next tlme you sart mutterlng feroclously about the butr1c acld vap rs that Watt through the a1r for 1lS all a part of that myster1 ous realm sc1ence And heres the group that s worklng on 1t the Scrence Club lt was they who were fortunate rn haV1ng Mr C Lester Wh1te a former foreman wlth the DuPont Company grve a talk about cellephane lt was they who took color smell mlneral memory and recognltlon tests That red letter Sc1e'nce Day saw many mem bers trcoplng to Ames to tmd out what s new Came spnng and the potentral na urallsts took up star gaz ng for SCIGTI t1t1c purpose ot course To wlnd up the year a gala p1cn1c was held at the lakes Mr Max Wlse was the person who gave th1s club year the push that starts em roll1ng and qulte some conster natlon caused by h1s departure How ever Amta Hardmg Walters stepped 1n and brought an especlally protrtable year to cose Marran Stanton sclen nfrcally 1nc1ned pos graduate student was presrdent Whether or not any phenomenal dxscovenes are made by Spencers sc1ent1sts all w1ll agree that Sclence Club 1S most worthwhrle B11 Hendrlcksen Alfred Haaland M nan tanton Helen Stanton Do othy Pen nmg' Norma Jaan Runkle Jlm Vklntc Jack Pxlt Bob Xhxght Tom Cornvxal John Belche Carol Straub Dali Borch .nd John Sanders lox-ull Morgan VS um Hhnxxood Iam Kun xth CarI'Oll Glucnou kenneth Haggtrtx 1 1 I . 1 1 J . . L . . A C , .1 . I - . 1 , . 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 ,K P . - , . 1 1 . . I - 1 -1 . . . . , .:. . -. , , 1 1 1 . . 1 1 .'. C ' - .1 , 1 - . . ' ' ' 1 A ' 1 1 .. , '-s. 1 , ' 1 1 , .- 1 ' Y .1 1 11 , s ,, 1 . . Z., , A, - ' 41 s 3 ' . ' 1 '. 1 f 1 .' N 4 f Q6 7 O00l ' lfft 7 Rf 57' 7 5? .:-5'f W7 If F 0 X V Q WW Vmgfx Ky X H I U KX NWS .1 I' V fy! X X ' 'W Ffixx 1- 1 ! X. I M 4 11, jx fW my X ff hefwp Mc CIT? ws ff El D420 QDAXX Q X 728' 'U s DID YOU KNOW that the bovs now haxe to paw a towel fee? That one D1Ol'T11HQHt basketball play Q1 had oontmual tenms shoe lZ1OllblG7 That the lam almost lumed the tl ack season? That the tenms cou1t at the No1th School IS bu y from s1X 1n the mom ma' unt1l fal 1nto the mszht ball men Wlll gladuate Wlth only three football players leavlng? That the Countly Club 1S the sknnq enter 1n snowy Weather? That 1n the summer golf stlll re1 ns kmg m SD1tG of the clubs prlorlty? That the t1 61 roared Wlth pam when We lost the Armlstlce Day game to the Sp1r1t Lake Ind1ans'? That We mav change our school col ors'? That Warehouse was behmd the team? . . A . . .P That five first team basket- I. 3 1 A . o A C ' '. ,ga 1 . I . new P 'Sai B111 can't walt for the than Our Hlgh Qtepplng band Mawrettee, Fanm, Mau , Suzanne, and Vena Mae Tense moment 1n glrls' basketball golng on the floor .,g.n, WU ' 2 4? f M, J. wvzpf ' 2, r-..yM1,'!- ,p Mu , 1M.,..,ff 1 , ,Jn 0 , 'fn W .e- -ff' - G , l if ,L ' J' 'Q I 1 yi V, , ,,, 2 Q M in 1 4 we 1 AA 1 ff? ERVIN COUGHENEOUR End player, Putz was an able pass-snatch- er as well as a good passer, especially shitty with those legs of his. He will be back again next season. EUGENE DICKINSON Ouarterback for the boys, Gene piloted the team with level-headed judgement through- out the season. His graduation will mean a great loss to the team. BOB UNDERWOOD Iunior who was the other half-back on the team, Bob did most of the pigskin toting for the Tigers as he had the drive and courage to face any line. DELBERT CLAGUE Played tackle and did a fine job of breaking up play after play of the opponent. Del- bert's position will be unusually difficult to fill next year. FOOTB LL ARTHUR DUNCAN Tough center position. On defense Art got his share of tackles and on offense opened many holes in the line. A lot will be expec- ted from him next year. GEORGE SAYER Probably one of the biggest boys on the squad was Gas who filled in an end pos- ition when substitution was necessary. Gas may move away. COACH IONES Coach Iones, rising from assistant to head coach, turned out teams we can well be proud of as his clubs turned in successful records in every sport. COACH SHEARER Assistant coach, Auslin Shearer, has charge of second teams, many times making his poorest players outstanding members of varsity teams in later years. 'Sw K5 fx, , X . 333, .Ji N. 'maxi 'lgfibra MELVIN NEWCOMB Iunior tackle who made the All-Conference first team, Melvin proved useful for his vic- ious tackles, kickoffs and in kicking points after touchdowns. WAYNE IOHNSON Iunior who could be found most of the time in the enemy's backfield breaking up plays and setting them back for many yards loss. Back next year. DAVE NYREN Dave, a junior this year was a very capable substitute. He could be counted on in every game to fill the center post well. Back next season. WAYNE DUGGLEBY Another junior who on defense crashed through the enemy's line, on offense opened holes in the line and threw blocks in front of the backfield. FOOT B LL COACH RHOADS The task of forming teams out of green fresh- men is no minor task, but Coach Rhoads did an excellent job of it. His boys will be heard from later. GLENN HENDRICKSON Fullback with two years ahead. Often seen stopping runners who attempted to get far- ther than the secondary ee made good on most line smashes. MARLO TUTTLE Halfback who passed with unfailing accur- acy time after time. On line smashes Mar- lo took it on the chin and came upgfor more. Will be back next year. BOB THOMAS A substitute of the highest caliber, Bob proved to be a wiry tackle for the Tigers. Being a senior, he will not play again next year. - ff' A :QL CN Back Row: Bob Anderson, Frank Strong, Clarence Hamilton, Bob Woods, George Say.e, Ted Metier, Chub Wedge. Second Row: Coach Jones, Bob Thomas, Gene Dickinson, Bob Underwood, Glen Hendrickson, Marlo Tuttle, PudVe1'ner, Keith Darlington. First Row: Putz Coughenor, Delbert Clague, Wayne Johnson, Dave Nyren, Wayne Duggleby, Melvin Newcomb, Dick Metier. After Coach Paulsen had taken his pick of the seaon's football squad, he and assisant Coach lones, who later became head coach, molded a team around six regulars from last year. They drilled the boys and taught them the fundamentals necessary in playing the game, football. S. H. S. started the season off with a bang by defea ing the Sheldon gridders by a score of 6 to O but were set back in the next game by losing to the strong Estherville Midgets. The next three games were hard for the Tigers. After losing a heart-breaking game to Sibley by one point they traveled further into the season and suffered large defeats from Storm Lake and Cathedral High of Sioux Falls, S. D. Followi'ng a heavy week of practice they upset the Emmetsburg Irish by a score of 7 to 6 which set their hopes high for the game with the Lakes Conference favorites, Cherokee. The game was postponed from Friday until the following Tuesday, because of a driving snow storm, but was played on the Cherokee field in a hard rain which hampered the playing of both teams and brougt down a crushing l9 to U defeat upon the brave Tigers. Then came the 'raditional Armistice Day game with the Spirit Lake Indians which proved fatal to the Tigers in the last four minutes of play, as the Indians scored and ruined the 7 to 6 lead which the Tigers had on 'hem and to win the game by a score of l3 to 7. Under the guidance cf Coach Austin A. Shearer, the younger champs turned in a fairly successful season. We find that they won three battles, lost two and tied one. Much power on offense but showed signs of weakness on defense which they improved very much during the season. The Cubs first encounter, with Estherville, cought them a little cff guard. Due to the late starting of the school year, they had little time to practice for the coming games. With a slightly unorganized batch of gridders, they entered into their schedule only to be knocked off the list by the srong Estherville eleven by a score of 18 to 6. The next week was a busy one for the Cubs as they set to work organizing a better team, which they did, for when the mighty Emmetsburg bunch tried to invade Spencer's gridiron they were sent back home carrying a 7 to 6 defeat. ln a relurn engagement with Estherville, the Cubs showed some improvement but not quite enough as they marked up their second defea of the season by a score if 14 to 7. After practicing very hard for another week they turned back an invasion if Glen Hendriakson. Gt-o1'gcSayre. Gene Dickinson. Plrst Picture-The crowd, the band and the cheer- Second Picture-Our extra point in the sensational leaders. Spirit Lake game. attempted by the Storm Lake second team as they battled to a scoreless tie. When the game with Cherokee rolled around, the Cubs found themselves in fine shape and after a fight to the finish game they emerged with a 6 to O victory. ln their last game of the season the Cubs defeated the Storm Lake team by a score of l4 to 7 to show who was superior between the two. Checking up their past season, we discovered that they were only oul-done by one team, that of Estherville, wich defeated the Spencer lads twice to show their superiority. Mr. Rhodes, a new freshman coach, had he tremendous task, of organizing a freshman team this season. He found the squad very small but did a good job in putting a team to- gether. After being taught all the fundamentals of the game, they entered their six game schedule and made a trip to Milford only to have the game forfeiied to them due to a mix-up in schedules. The young bengals then witnessed their first real defeat, which was a heart- breaking blow dealt by the Storm Lake Fresh ies as they handed them a 7 to 6 defeat. In a return bout with the Storm Lake lads they suffered their second defeat by a score of 7 to 0. The Spencer Freshmen, in their fourth baitle, tangled with the strong Eslherville eleven which only proved to lower them two more games in the schedule, with two more defeats. The last Game of the l94l freshman season, with Cherokee, was concelled because of bad weather Sept. l9 Spencer Sheldon ...... Sept. 26 Spencer Estherville ,... O c t. 3 Spencer Sibley ............... O c t. lO Spencer Storm Lake ..........,.. O c-t, l7 Spencer ........ ..... l 3 Cathedral High ....... CSioux Falls? O c t. 24 Spencer ........ ..... 7 Emmetsburg .............. N o v. 4 Spencer Cherokee ...... N o v. ll Spencer ........ ..... 7 Spirit Lake .... Gene Dickinson Nielvin Newcomb Bob Lndemood Delbert Clague Spencer Spenc r Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer . Spencer . Spencer . Spencer A qome FIRST TEAM SCORES Everly Sp1r1tLoke Sibley Everly Alumm Emmetsburg Storm Loke Cherokee M1lforcl Sheldon Sp1r1t Loke S1loley Emmetsburq Mllford Greenvllle Cherokee Arnolds Park Sheldon Storm Loke SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT with Soc City was cancelled. Milford ........ Spirit Lake .. 4 'l Top Row Putv Coughenour John Wllson Byron Boxwell J Dee Ferguson Dlck Doudna Bottom Row Bob 'Vlackey B'ob Mann Blll Parks Nook Redmond Kelth Darlmgton not plcturel Bob Underwood mlqht be called the clown on the team who stead1ly kept on the startlnq l1V9 IOHN WILSON Forward who shoved 1n coun ers for S H S Prob ably the cleanest player m Conference clubs BYRON BOXWLLL Muscles ad vanced from the second team after the County Tournament poured ln polnts DEE rERGUSON A beqmner who developed mto an outstandmq cefnter haulmq down plenty of rebounds DICK DOUDNA A qood shot and a constant passer ranked hugh ln av eraqe of shots made for those attempt freaklsh double omted over the head hook shots have thrllled many BOB MANN Speedy soph fme floor player H13 lcnq shots pulled Spencer 1nto the lead several tlrnes BILL PARKS ln h1s last year ol c mpet1t1cn Bnl played a quard qame scormq hls share of the po1nts NOOK REDMAN The hot boy of the team rolhnq m the swlshers when pomts were needed badly KEITH DARLINGTON A shtty ht tle speed demon who was probably one ot the best defenslve payers on the squad BOB UNDERWOOD Hard hqhter cool player who successfully shot from every anqle next year s hope 1 U y 2 fax A ,V T 44 y EBVIN COUGHEN OUR: Putz BOB MACKEY: Senior whose ed. - , ' - Back Row Cal Randolph George Sayre Bus Murray ld Kirkwood Bob Woods Wdodv Barnett B111 Lodcr Second Row Dean Reason Jim Smith Ildon Ifngle Loirn Modmg Dick I awson First Row Pud Veiner Coach Shea er SECOND TEAM It was the Baby Bengals that did most of the roaring for Spencer this season The Cubs roared through an almost perfect season aropping only two games in scheduled competttion and these going to the strong Spirit Lake and Storm Lake reserves Later on in the season they avenged both of the former defeats Loren Moding and Bus Murray The back court slot was ably filled by Spark plug B1ll Loder Probably the most outstanding player on the t am was long lean and lanky Byron Muscles Boxwell high point forward ln any game ten to fourteen points meant little to him He was transferred to the varsity after the county tournament and his vacated position was taken over by Woody Barnett Dick Lawson and Eldon Engle served the team very well as subst tutes whenever substitutions were necessary The little tigers entered the county tournament with as good a record as any of the'n and we were all pulllng for them to co'ne through as champs They rnet a strong Cornell team the first night and got off to a flying start with a win The next in line was Lake Center whom they also defeated Next came a blow from Glllett Grove who defeated the'n A little luck but 11 didnt seem to pha e the Cubs for they bounced back in the consolation to thump a highly noted Peterson autntet and snatched a third place perch in the county tournament Coach Sherarer the competent second team fotball instructor also brought these boys through with flying colors 54 I 1 , ' I' . , - '3 ' , Y 4 7 A ' D : A -. , ' ' , Q: 2 , -- ' , . : ' , ' 1 . 1 . . . . The second had a well rounded out team with plenty of height in Edmond Kirkwood, . 9 I ., ,, ' t I I I 1 l 1 . FRESI-IMA BASKETBALL The new freshman c ach D C' Bhodes was grven the task thrs year of rounarng mto shape a basketball team that would be able to re elve a beattng as well as to delrver one Although the tearn cons st d of many short olayers they d1d turn m four nctones out of ten schedued games Coach Bhodes pounded mto them the essenttal fundamentals needed to be able to play the gam 1I'll9lllQ ntly Thls was worked on the grea er deal of the trme along wrth many drrlls m drrbbhng passmg and basket shootlng The boys who stood out durmg the season rn all around play were Gene Krause and Wrlbur Dean Benmtt at the forward posmons Iohn Ducharme at the center post and Merle Wells and lack W1ckman frlhng the guard posltlons Oher boys who Wlll undoubtedly see servrce on the hardwood IH t e years to come lnclude Kenneth Arnold Gene Camp lack and Ole Hanson wtth Tom Cornwall acttng as manager of the team Many of the boys w1ll be seen playmg on the second team ne-rt year due to shortage of sophomore and tumor players thrs year The scores showed that thls bunch of boys lS hard playrng and equal to a tough game versus not only surroundlng freshman teams but even some second tea'ns Games won were those over the G1'lett Grove seconds Cone gamel Esthervrlle freshman Cone game? and the Emmetsburg freshman fboth gamesl Games lost were those wrth the ROSS19 seconds Everly seconds Cboth gamesl Glllett Grove seconds Cone gamel Esthervllle freshman Cone game and the Srbley seconds Back Row Jlm Whxte Merle Wells John Ducharme Gene Camp Darrell Hansen Second Row Roger Burgess B'ob Hjelm Pete Bennett Jack Xhck man Kenny Arnold Flrst Row Gc'org'e Callahan Gene Krause Don Qorenson Jack VanK1rk Jack Kepfold 55 A . . .. , c , . ,. , c ' ' .' . t t l 9 h , . ' ' ' ' ' e ' e . ' e ' . , A I I I I I I I I 4 ' Kepford, Bob Wright, lim White, Don Sorenson, George Cahalan, Bob Hjelm, Roger Burgress, 3 ' 1 K ' . r 1 rl ' , . l i: 3 ' r - 1 ' a ' , . 14 I V an 4 George on the track Basketball managers McPherson Cornwall and Anderson Mackey Redmond and mascot Gannon hangs IH the boys dre smg room Watch that man' Ca h Sondergaard Parks and Sandblom on the Slde line Cormne and Marge watch thls man 3. 5, . 7? i X- , A ... , . , . ... S ... . S , ' K cANnnnv1rwsofs,nS. DID YGU KNOW that Spencer H1gh students h1e for the lakes as soon as school 1S out? That one old model stlll on foul wheel has been known to carry as many as flfteen people at once? That most of the gnls ale weanng MQXICZH sl1ppe1s? That se y e 1 al snakes were tu1 ned loose 1n the assembly by some un known pelson or persons? That twenty odd students own leeord players? That Glen M1ller Cof courseb 1S That a la1 ge portlon of our student body have lee cr eam 01 coke aftel school? That about thnty Spenceuans wute to boys 1n a1 my camps? That most of the bovs mow then lawns xt h1le practleally all ol the gnls help at home on Satul day ? 1 ' n . 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