Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

SPENCERIAN I943 THE I943 SPENCERIAN Volume XV. Published by 2 JACQUELYN SHAW, Editor 2 ROBERT DUNNING , , : KENNETH LARSENF Co-Business Managers : J. W. KNUDSEN. Adviser We're bah d J We're on the way FORWARD Another year of school life filled with joy and happiness tempered with, perhaps, a little worry and sorrow has passed. Another year in which all young people have prepared and gir- ded themselves with knowledge for the better meeting of the tlying days facing them ahead. The future will demand staunch hearts and strong minds of its youth, and we are answering that call with the full, un- Stlnting sacrifice of our young men and women doing their utmost to attain the ultimate goal, peace for all. We are not afraid to look into our future where we see bright paths of happiness and success stretching out before our eager, seeking minds and hearts. May we fulfill our pledge to the world and to our country, and may our failh triumph over our fears. ,ease- F fm X JE TENSHUNH' +41 - Farewell, Mr. Test! Mr. Test at one of his usual tasks Yes, farewell to our principal, Mr. Lowell B. Test. He has served on the Spencer faculty for eleven and one-half years. He has attended Iowa University and Morningside, came here from Sanbom. Established the student council conference in the Lakes Conference, which is an annual affair held in Spencer, and also instigated the vocational conferences held locally the last few years. He served as secretary for the Lakes Conference Schools for several years. He always enjoyed beating certain students and teachers to the building in the mornings. He par- ticularly enjoyed holding tournaments, contests, and conferences. Also liked fishing and pheasant hunting. He resigned his position here and is now serving as Deputy Collector for the Internal Revenue Sewice of the Treasury Department, stationed in Fort Dodge. Mr. Test was a real guy when it came to winning the admiration of the student body and it's certain that no one of us will forget him. Hello, Mr. Jackson! Mr. T. Eldon Jackson We extend our most cordial welcome to Mr. T. Eldon Jackson, our new principal of Spencer High. Although he joined our faculty only at mid-term, he is already the pal and adviser of every szudem. Mr. Jackson attended some of the better schools. among them Drake University, Denver University. and the Universities of Chicago and Colorado. The popular theory that all principals are stiff necked and cross has been completely shattered by Mr. Jackson's example. All doubts are dispelled at the first glance of that flashing smile and at the sound of his hearty laugh. His likes and dislikes are the same as the students he teaches. 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Anna and Grace. . . Dorothy, Shirley, ancl Nlary smile . ,' I . . . . . 'S l. S h. l. BETTY HOLDCROFT GERALD SONDERGAARD Student Body President Spencer Hlgh xxoaldnt be the same wlthout J1ggS cheerful d1spos1t1on and ready Grln He has been lnterested ln all l1nes of sports also an lmpor tant cxecutne he dmg h1s sen1or class nd leadl g the t dent body as theu pxesldent GEORGE SAYRE President The Balt1more K1d who came horee to become Senxor Class Pres1dent Went ut for four ye rs of football tra k and baske ball Stage manager for many cl ss plays head of photography staff of Annual and ran the movxe projector P A system and recor' player om all puohc CCHSIODS FLOYD VERNER Vice President Pud 1S another of our small but m1ghty men He held the capta1ncy of the football t am h1s semor year and d1d a super Job of cal11 xg plavs at the quarterback posxtxon Was pres1dent of hls class when a fres man and a mem ber of the Student COLIHCII Won h n ors 1D the Golden Gloves PAT KOLB Secretary CLASS MOTTO Tonvght we launch Where shall we anchor? Enthuslabm and hlgh SP1f1fS I'ffI1d0 CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose Pat 11 replacable a tomc for any gloom She IS fra k friendly and fun and a baSk 'fbilll Player Of 116 flfbf fdef G 6 CLASS COLORS Victory Blue and White R G A A and S ud nt Councll were 1n luded rn hcr s hool wct1v1t1es CLASS SPONSORS J W KNUDSEN C LESTER WHITE O was ' v , ' 1 A, w r I A 1 C . 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VIRGE AN BUSSE DELANES CHRISTIANSON Reserxed but lots of fun when you know her Vugean 15 th1s year a F1rstA1der and was 1n G A A durmg her fust three years She lS a farm lassle maJor1ng ln H memakxng and mmoung ID sc1ence and math CL AIRE CANIP Wlth an exe toward nurslng or a Journahstlc careex Cla1re has maJored m a sclence and llberal arts course She has been a strong membe1 of H1 Astomsher four years bemg co ed1tor her s n1 r year Also part1c1pated 1n band xocal groups class plays and G P LEONA CARR A d1ITl1I'IU3tlX6 blond Leona left Spencer after her fleshman year but returned to f1n 1Sh her hlgh chool career up rlght Tue Be ky of the freshman play she also was a member cf the sophomore nd Junlor pre Sentatlons at Lamont CLARENCE CHAMBERLAIN Drummer boy Bub The one and only Gene Kruppa ln the h1gh school orchestra came through wxth a magn1f1cent Job done One w1ll rec gnlze hlm at once for h1S wlt Also prat1 1pated 1D lass pla,,s DELORES CHRISTIANSON An amaz n athlete she wo ld llke to chal lenge anyone to a basketball throwmg com test Well bet on Delores She developed al that muscle w rklng at a turk y larlrv A member of the Flrst Ald club 1n her sen1or year If you can tell wh1ch lS Delanes and wh1ch Delores you ale better than we are Delan es IS homemakmg magor mmormg IH sc1ence An ther one of those mad collectors she clalms stamps and cards for her hobbles SHIRLEY CHRISTIANS A true blue frlend Sh1rley 1S alw ays there to help you when ln dlstress A falthful worker 1n G R Pep Club Band Mxxed Chorus F B L A and Drama Club She was also asslstant ed1t r of the H1 Astomsh er ln her semor fear HELEN CONRAD A transfer from Lake Center IH her Jun1 r year but Helen has made a success of her the basketball teams also Glee Club Home makmg Club G R Mlxed Chorus and F B L A IRVIN COUGHENOUR Ready and Wllllng to do ewerythlng at any tlme so l1fe his been rather CXCIIIHQ w1th Putts around He was the cl wn of the athletl teams but that dxdnt keep hxm from bemg a star 1n all f1elds of sport ARLENE CULVER Hot shot hoopster for the s mor basketball team Arlene IS equally h t on the type wrxter havmg maJored 1n a commerclal course 1n her h1gh school years She also uses her spare tlme to good advantage work mg as a stenographer 1n a down t wn off1ce n SE IORS . . 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' ' , tam- SE IORS CORINNE DALSGAARD EDW ARD EKBERG That b ond harr vxmmng smrle and Spark lrng vxrt accounts rn part for her popularrtx A sure bet rn an offrce tor a stenographer she vxould be Besrdes txxrrlrng rn the band she has been rn Glee Club Pep C ub G R Student Councrl 'Vlrxed Ch rus and Sopho more plax KEITH DARLINGTON Kerth almost left us last xear but what vx uld S H S be vxrthout hrs ch erful grm and football prowess A vxhrzz on the bas ketball floor grrdrr n fleld and ln tra k ex ents alrke Add to hrs lrst of accomplrsh ments a vxax xxrth xxomen 'WAYNE DUGGLEBY A xersatrle gux Butch rs equally at home on the football freld or rn the band 1 rrr A hot trumpet plax er rn band four xears and or hestra three capable of Jumprng from svxeet musrc to the loud clash f battle on the grrdrron ART DLNXIC AN An able athlete and a true gentleman that adds up to one sxx ell gux A man for sports Art ha been actrxe rn fo tball track and r Jrurser es c xxrr to burdrng rn trreate model rrrplanes BOB DLNNING Local box rs a c erk rn local grocerx store Txprcal Amerrcan xouth xxrth plentx of brarns Hrlr sopr more and rumor plaxs four xe rr bt fthe rr rl R member l rr Prrrx-.heel H VR1 lesrnd '2 Tall handsome and arrogant hell accept a dare or a bet Just any trme Bud has the un usual hobby of eaornet work whr h lb a prac trcal adaptatron f hrs shop magor Football basketball and track frlled hrs school trme Bud Jorned the Naxv at mrd term BERNICE ELLERBROCK Ore of the most peppy and enthusrastr cheerleaders vxho had every crowd cheerrng on therr feet Bernrce was also rnterested rn homerrakrng and had leadrng r les rn Class plays Also Glee Club Pep Llub and G R CLARA EVIERSON Wrth xrtalrtx and energy enough for tvxo people Clara has en husrasm and a zest for lrfe hard to quench Sh xxas a trvely rnter ested rn G R Glee Club Mrxed Chorus Pep Club md Homem rkrng Club ARCHIE ERICKSOIN Ar hre rs slrx rnd quret rround sch ol bat he s .lohnnx onthe spot xxhen rt omes to golfrng He has a mean sxxrng vxrth thos c ubs th rt made hrm a x rluable asset to the g :lf te rm Also rctrxe rn footbrll md bask t br DEE FERGL SON The s renee lorrm held r gre rt fascmrtron for D xxhen h xx s r freshmrn md so r more an expert on rats plants and snakes Brsketball for txxo xe rrs 'md rthletre man 1 s x u e q r r rr tr x xr u rnarr I .. J ' ' u - V , ' Y' ' A - -' v ' . ' ' . . ' ' v 1 A '. x ' v A - n A C YV - I - ' . , , . , A m s ' lc ' 1: , 1 1 L va A . , C . A ' ' 'go . ' n f. - 2 ,. C r , - v - Cv l Q ' l H ' f ' ' x ' 2 X Z ' ' A A . ii,r baske-tbzrll all f' ur years, But at home-, tne- f 12 . 5 4 2 2 5 3 ' 0 g l ' - se-ttl ltr ' 'I - ill- r' -L . r 2'-S - .5-I Jl Y , . . . -pe' ' ' - 2 Hz ' 3 2 ' ' ' -' Q' 'l ' ' ' '. J. . ' r e- 'a. 2 'I z 1 ' phe- D' ' 2 1' Q 'A V' ' A- 1. A' 1 Q. ' .. ' - e and ' E' -ars r r rsrncss staff H ' A A age' as ar :L-rrror. If jo want zr lm 1. u p. . nue , e- - -' rlr as ' ' -A , ' nk- xx'1t. or' just rr general t' 'ade-. UF- rs V' 1 'r' -ge . ' . -57, lf-21 VELVIA FLINT Velma has dit ersified interests that include sewing athletics journalism a well round ed out pattern for life She joined Girl Re serxes Homcmakmg Club G A A and ac ted as secretary treasurer for the Journal isrn Club as a senior 'VIARY FREEBURG A scrapper and fighter on the basketball fl or 'Vlary turned in a sterling performance playing forward position Then would you beliexe she has such a calm hobby as scrap b oks or homemaking as a major Belonged to G A A four years DOROTHY FRYE Every class boasts of a red headed charmer and here is our candidate for the title ot All American Redhe d Skilled in home making and commercial arts alike Dorothy me Club and F B L A PHYLLIS FULTON Phyllis IS an all round athlete who was the backbone of tne senioi b isketball squad tos sing in many of those winning points for hei team Also an avid fan f roller skating A memberofG A A G R FB LA and freshman class play DEANE GOODELL Deane came to us last year from the state of oranges and sunshine California In that suitable climate he pur Lcd that swift game of skill tennis Now he has put away his tools ci fun bas taken up implements of labor and launched on a career of farming 'VIARGARET GOULD A charmer fi om the country with a dispos ition as calm as the ocean Margaret was a member of the Student C uncil G R on the cabinet two years Pep Club Glee Club F B L A Mixed Chorus and Home-making Club MARY GRAY A whiz at basketball 'Vlary was captam of her class team durinv her four years Also a tive in G A A earning ber letter in her sophomore year She to k the commercial course chose F B L A in her senior year CARROLL GRUCHOW calm and like resp nsible pos checking papers the F F A for Carroll is a regular fellow ablc Already holds down a lt1Olf1 at the Reporter office in and out He belonged to RONALD GUERTMAN Str ng and silent Ronald is always cheering vigoiously from the sidelines at football games or else in there charging ahead at the opponent He w nt out for f otball three yeaxs basketball one and JOlI'1Qd Conterr porary Affairs Club as a Senior KENNETH HAGERTY Hes the man you learn to appreciate when you see our spic and span building after e hectic day of school Kenneth capably fills the position of one f the student Janitors He majored in science and had a great in terest in the rat projects '35l'3l3?' 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A , l j y ' ' Q t RS S E I ORS SHIRLEX HARRIS ERLYNNE JENSEN She IS a bundle of dynamlte on the basket ball floor 1 at the skatme rmk An athlete ol the f11st order Shlrley IS equally good 1n all sports Was a staunch supporter of G A A three yea1s and G R FRANCIS HERRIG F1anc1s s charm and beaut1ful soprano vo1ce conquered S H S Transtelrlrwg trom Dlck ens she made many frlends duung her one year stay 1n Spencer Hlgh She shared hel m.1s1 al talents Wlth the M1XCd Chorus Tr1o Sextette and soloed three years KAY HUGINUN One of our versat1le farm boys w1th a fla r fO1 many fields of school 8Lt1V1tlGS DUFIDB h1s tresnman and sopnomo1e years may showed prospects of devel pmg 1nto one of our best football players H1 Y freshman class play and track also numbered amonff hls mterests HELEN HUMMEL He1 d1ol1 hum 1 and leady wlttlcx ms kept exexyone ar und hel ln stuches all the t1l'IlL ed Cholus Pep Club and Drama Club kept hu school homs lull Hobby collcctln costume J vxelly ALICE JAVIES All es qulet personallty beautlful blond ha11 and a 1eads smlle vt on her the hea1t of Spen cu Hlgh xx hen she transfeued f1om Ha1r1s IU hu JUUIOI xcal Sht oc uplcd hu lm with Glec Club Mlxtd Chmus B1 ketb 11 uttct 1 d G R l4l Athlete wlth a pass1on f0I drummlng Erl ynne has be n a member of band for four yeaxs Transferred from Sheldon when freshman She has been actxve IH G A A gomg ln for sports 1n a b1g way DUANE JESPERSON Duanes blond wavy ha1r served as an 1n centlve to othe1 boys to tra1n thelr locks ln to mor curvmg contours He spent h1s spare tlme 1ce skatlng and collectlng stamps whlle Sc1ence and Math Clubs oc upled h1s school hours WAYNE JOHNSON A xery l1keable chap and w1th the husky blawn of the born football player Wayne has an env1able reco1d of th1ee y als of var s1ty fo tball behlnd hmm In add1t1on to sports he was also active IH H1Aston1sher and Letter Club Wayne was anothe1 boy who Jolned the Coast Guald BEVERLY JONES MUSIC has been hex wox ld and why should nt 1t be vxlth that I'1Cll alto VOICEW Beverly rlgal and scxtcts She was lso class SQCIC ta1y as .1 freshman and a n1embe1 of Pep Club Dlama Club and G R DANIEL JORDAN Dan has a f1 lendly grln fox ueryone and IS pul.l1c1zed 15 the most pe1 ectly mannexed bog ln h1gh school Sang ln 'Vhxcd Choxus plesldent md Boxs Glu Club Damcl has held cl1ss offlc s md othcx ILSp0IlSlblC p s ltlons Y ' ' ' - at yv ' ' , - - C ' h . r- V - 2 ' 1 A I I ' Y ' . 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NANCH JORDAN HAROLD KNIGHT She has a calm d1spos1t1on and a good word for everyone Nan took a commerclal course Her club act1x1t1es 1ncluded F B L A and G R Had the d1st1nct1on of bemg the only glll trumpeter ln the band for tour yeaxs before leax mg us last wunter 'VIARY JEAN KABRICK She spreads good feelmg wherever she goes vuth her Jol y and good natured sp1r1t Her dependab1l1ty has made Mary Jean a f1rst class member of the photography staff of the annual Also was 1n Pep Club G R and Glee Club ED KIRKWOOD A future Sold1er of the A11 Ed has an ex cellent background 1n h1s athletxc accomp l1shments wh1ch lnclude four years of track basketball and football He var1ed h1s aCt1V 1t1es ln h1S sen1or year w1th H1 Ast n1sher REGINA KIRKWOOD She has been workmg toward her chosen career of a so 1al worker where she can put her calm manner to good use Reg1na was a member of Glee Club M1XEd Chorus G A A and G1rl Reserves EARL KLASSY A lover of s 1ence and a permanent dwell r 1n the sc1ence lab The b ommg and banglnl, and the howlmg you heard from beh1nd the scenes durmg a play was 1ssued by Earls nolse makers IH h1s project w1th the Stage craft Club A farm lad w1th a future H1s outstandmcf record 1n h1S agr1culture maJor pomts to a brlght future for Harolds V catlonal pre ference of farm1ng Member of F F A for four years serxxng one ternq as repolter DON KNUDSON He left us at n11d year for a career of flymg w1th the army We have all m1ssed Don s 1n fect1ous gr1n and expl s1ve 1dGaS H15 act1v lt16S 1ncluded cnorus two years of band and ed1tor1al staff of the Annual DALORIS KRACHT Her n1mble fmgers have served hex well may other g1rls take note Sewmg most of her clothes and addmg brlght touches f col or w1th her embro1der1ng IS no small task Dalorls furthered her knowledge Wlth her homemaklng maJor and Club act1v1t1es LANE KUNATH The power beh1nd our mov1e pr Jector Lane has spread h1s talents wldely 1n ludlng class play SCIENCE Club M1Xed Chorus H1 Y Boys Glee C ub Annual and football man ager Musxc and sc1ence are h1s ma1n 1nter ests KENNY LARSEN A w1zard when It comes to math or sc1ence Kenny 15 noted for h1s scholastxc record and br1ll1ant m1nd Went out for basketball foot ball track H1 Y and three years of Annual actmg as co busm ss manager 1n hlS sen1or v SE IORS 7 . . 1 . . . - 5 V 3 .. vw . 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C . . 4 . . . . , ' . . , . 1 1 3 I I D 1 . year. lx S E I ORS DICK LAWSON BETTY LYNCH That rugged character 1n the backf1eld that all Spencer opponents feared on a lme buck great c ntrlbutor to Spencers football v1c tor1es Basketball was another spolt 1n whlch D1ck shone Science Club when a semol BILL LODER Qu1te a man about town but he won t gxve the gn ls a tumble At the f1rst hmt of spnno hls addre s wlll be the Country Club also a h t shot on the basketball team Golf team four yeaxs and basketball three KEITH LOGAN Nothlng ventured nothmg galned so Kelth txxed eVe1yth1ng Dramatlcs spolts and ln stxumental 1nus1c all wexe tr1ed and brought to a successful con lus1on Txombone playmg and vnesthng have n w been reduced to less stxenu us act1v1t1es as hstenmg to Glen M11 lex s tootlng and d1SCl1SS1!'lg othex pe ples flghtlng IH Contemporany Affans SUZANNE LONG One of the most outstandmg glrls ln hnglm ted as a hlgh steppmg tvuxler She also pal t1c1pated IH Mxxed Chorus Glee Club s ph omore play Pep C, ub Student Councll and G R ART LOVERIEN He has a vuse C1 ack Ol pun for exely bleak an the COl'lXSISdl1OYl or fox one that vtasnt thele Art also had the humorous palts ln the fushrran sophomore and Junlox plays I-hs school mtucsts hfnc been Ill band H1 Y Studcnt Councll 0lChC txa and Annual Noted for h r typewrltmg sk1ll Betty can band those keys at an astoundmg speed wxll put th1s to good use IH a stenographlc caxeer An ax 1d basketball fan besldes bemg a pletty fancy player hers lf ACtlVe ln M1x ed Chorus and F B L A Transferred from Ayshnc ln hex Junlor year ARLO MARIENAU A gay young blade flom the country Get hun to loosen up and hes qulte a wlt at heart When not at home helplng on the farm Arlo mxght be found out IH the open spaces huntlng for small game F F A mem ber for foux years JEANNE MACK Frank fuendly and fun Jeanne IS a home body but wxth a flalr fox sp Its too Pep Club Glll Res Ives Glee Cl1.b Mlxed Choi us and Annual oc up1ed Jeannes tlme 1n school NOREEN MCGUIRE Where Noreen IS you can always expect lots of fun A b1g bo ster of Pep Club Glee Club F B L A M1xed Chorus and L, R Nlck name Ccul GERALD Mc HUGH He s a real handy guy to have axound when somethmg ne ds IIXIH up Eltlll Ieallflg thlngs doxxn ox bulldmg them up agaln 1ts ught dovun hls llnc Anothel flashbulb thuslast IS Gcxald and hc applled hls knovt l dgc on thc Annual staff as a scmox Sill 612 . h '. ? . . . 2 . , - , . ' . D . . f . ' I Q . . Q X ' 7. . . . - , . ' - ' ' -' u , S . v Q 7 . F - . , . . Li ' A ' 77 ' ' . . , . . F ' Y 1 - - . Y - i . - vc , ' . ,. . , . ' f - 1 l v ' ' ' t F . . , . . . - y f Q ' . , , - . - - ' ' ' . v f ' t v N .... A I ' I school in both brams and charm, Sue strut- She has 3 DHSSQOU f0I' f1l'0S and exelllement- A ' - ' V' . , , . . .- 1 ' ' 1 , ' ' ' . . . v . .v Q L , , V: ,Y r , .f A - i A Y , , . :K H , . . . L, t . 7- 1 s . y - 7 Q 1 3, Y ' A ' A . y - I ' T ' . j 1. ' ' ,f s U ' ' ' c- - -' ' A , . . . ,' a - I 4. ' - 1 - - v t ' v K ll - ' en- -,b,, ' ,.,.. I .A ,, ' . t '- . J.. 'S ,.. ' , ' '. V, , ' - ,S t. . i , , . . - ' .- I 7 ' v- ,-4 MARGE 'VICTIGUE 'VIELVIIN NEWCOVIB The sweetheart of the sen1or class Vlarge has been the sparkplug for numerous school act1x1t1es mcludlng three class plays Home rnakmg Club G R Glee Club 'Vhxed Chor us band madr1gal and one of the lead1ng cheerleaders for two years BILL 'VIETIER Dashmg debona1r B111 has kept up the trad 1t1on of th se handsome Met1er men ACTIVE all four years IH football track and basket ball In h1S element on the dance floor He s a worklng man too-sells shoes LOREN MODING That tall blond farm fell w who drew the glances of many glrls as he entered the bas ketball court Loren was a member of Let ter Club as a sen1or It s a toss up wh1ch w1ll be m1ssed more Loren or h1S car LOWELL MORGAN Lowell has a runmng t1rade of wltty come backs f r every occas1on w1th some to spare A zealous Sc1ence Club member has belong ed four years mtersperslng h1S 3Ct1Vlt19S w1th two years of H1 Y Moved to the coun try last year but IS st111 1n the th1ck of thmgs VIRGINIA MURPHY Her pep and energy IS a boon for any crowd when she s lookmg for a lark a lark she does have Noted for her art1st1c ab111ty Gmger also had lead1ng roles 1n the ophomore and Juruor class plays A four year member of band and G R Hell always be remembered as the man w1th the educat d toe 'Vlade the All Ccnfer ence football team as a Juruor and was our successful cand1date for another year Bas ketball track and football hate kept 'Vlel Vlh pretty busy all f ur years FERN NORGAARD Noted for her secretar1al Sklll Fern 1S equal ly competent 1n typmg or shorthand Home makmg Club G R and two years of F B L A have been her HCTIVIIIES Fern IS a farm 1ass1e but w1th a yen for a stenographlc car eer DAVE NYREN The glamour boy and young Ap llo of our class w1th a head for busmess sports beauty C I One of the spark plugs of the foot years Dave was also a member of Contem porary Affa1rs Club PAT O HEARN Lets have some more exc1tement IS her motto and she obhgmgly w1ll go r1ght ahead and provxde some A r1ght good sportswoman Pat has been a cont1nual member of G A A Wlth a love f 1 horseback r1d1ng outs1de of school hours JIM PETERSON A comb1nat1on of Beau Brummel and a red headed Casanova Bes1des tootmg a trumpet for band Jxms d1vers1f1ed club program 1n cluded Sc1enCe Club Sophomore H1 Y and Annual Bu11d1ng model a1rplanes heads hlS IISI of h bbl6S r SE IORS , V t- , ' V! Y v I A . . Q , - ,t. . . . . , Q b . V , A. ., , 1 I - . ' v 1 v U 1 f I 4 ' r . c . H - ' U , . ., I . . . V I - 1 'I . ' t Y ' . . ' . . , - A .. A ,, I I . J . , U - , , or - 3 - ' , ' - ' ' ball team, playing on the first squad three I ' ' , - , I D I ' - H 7 ' J! ' 3 ' . . . . 1 . 1 ' - I . . . . '. . . . . I 1 , . I . 1 ' I - - - ' ' y ' ' 11 - yn - 1 '- f - - - l . Q , I . . h ' S , ' , -sunset S E I ORS AUDREY RANDOLPH JUNE RESSIGUE Aud1ey IS a wa1m frlend and a thoroughly dependable worker G A A and Homemak mg Club have cla1med he1 t1me 1n school Wllle her Spale moments at home ate spent 1n dtavnng A wo1k1ng gal too Audrey sees that pe plc get then vltamms at Pete s Cafe CAL RANDOLPH Waxy hall alvxays smllmg easy to get al ong Vklth and always a good bet at a party deilnes Cal petfe tly To top that off he pal uctpated III numelous school actn1t1 s An nual basketball and H1 Y MARIAN RAUSCH From the photographtc daxk 1 om to the cla s 1oom to the kxtchen 1s a pletty b1g Jump for so l1t1e a g1rl but Ma1 lan take xt a 1 ln her st11de fo1 taklnv DICTUIGS lS he1 hobby teachmg hcr chosen caxeel and Hom makmg he1 major ln hlgh s h ol DEAN REASON Black face comcdlan of the famous Reason Shatto team who vull be 1emtmbe1ed by Spencexltes f0l VCdlS to come Dean also p11t1c1pated ID basketball and Canttmpo1 a1y Atfaus Club Ht IS gomg to bc a Johl ny Doughboy aftt1 gladuatlod JOAN RESSIGUE Shes ln her element when on horseba k rnakmg us Luth bnund mo1tals glcen H1111 Pty fha lC Jo 1 xc 1 t tt hu tnthusns 1 1n all otu s otts p1l11 g up p mts 101 G A lt 111 hu Jun1o1 x dl -C518 H1tt1r'g a happy med1um June has comb1ned a love of sports Wlth a 1are homemakmg ab 1l1ty A tw1n but wtth a d1St1I1Ct personal ltV f her own she has belonged to G A A Homemakmg Club and F1rst Ald class FRANK ROSE Cu11y halr and a dexll may care attttude typ1 ILS Fxank to h1s classmates HIS profxc 1ency 1n shop work IS another noteworthy featu1e Basketball track and football have clalmed F1 anks txme ln s ho l An outdoor fellow huntxng and t1Sl'l1I'lg are ll1S hObb1CS He s now gone to the Navy SHIRLFY SCHMIDT He1 cloud of shou dex length dark brown halr IS the envy of all the guls 1n htgh s h ol and to thlnk It wlll be wasted belng all shut up IH n offlce f r a stenographe shf would be Belonged to L, R Homemak mg Club and F B L A DON SCHNECKLOTH That tall hand ome tlombone playe1 Be SldOS bemg a go d student Don was a 1egu lat ft lovx p'11t1c1pat1ng lf all S0131 func chtstla Scltncc Club and freshman and JUUIOI class plays RAE SC HONING P1 oof that th IC dll g od looklng fdlm lads t .1 Ray h as maymtd 1n Agr1 ultu1e and be l1ngcdt1F F A thru ua1s Ht also pdlll c1p1 td lll b skttball footh 111 S untc Clue md t1atk Hts utndt tntcxtsts ln lude 1tad mg md blcyc mg . A . ' V . ' . . ' ' ' U I' 1- - Y v ' ' 1 A - . .1 - , 11 ,' - - su - , '- 1 V ' ' , '1' X - ' 1' , ' ' - I , , , , . V ' c . , -- U ' - v by y , ' ' ' - ' f 'Q . ' 1 3 , 1 1 ' - Y ' ' 1 s ' ' ' ' ,' , M S ' 1 . . . ' 'L ' , ' ' s ' , . . 1 1 ' A ' ' ' G ' . . , . - ' , 'B , . ' 2 , , 1' . . f . 1 ' 3 y 1 1 , 1 F - ' c C . . - - -- X I 5 ' - I . . 5 . . . - .' . . , , . '- A D -1 . ' . I 'I x Q- - .' -' 1' 'C - , 5 V - , -, ' l -, - I .. M tlons ot Spencrr Hlgh. Member of band, or- 7 1 ' ' , , , . 1 L . . Q 1 . . A , - ' . . . k . ' , az ' - 1 ' '- cz' ' zu 4 '- ' 'C ' ' - e 1 - typ' al out-d'o1' girl. an also 1 : , . . 'Hg' - 5 ' ' '- gan 'Ln 1 -' - '11 ' ' l -1' 11- zz' ' 11 , sz . L - -1 . :IJ '. '1 ' J ' a . A, . . -tter z ' . 1 L : - 5 c 1 - ' , , ' , mc. .. ' 2 -, .- D GEORGE SELZER BARBARA SIEH An athlete who puts to good use hxs country brawn Geor ge showed the farm lads how to play basketball on the F F A team and the t wn lads how to run on the track team An agr1cu1tu1e major and member of F F A DEAN SI-IA'I'I'O A d1vers1f1ed program for a dn ers1f1ed boy speaks of Dean 'vlusmc 1n the form of band m1xed chorus and dance orchestra and sp rts along the lmes of football and basket ball Prouoed the com1c element 1n Sk1tS for the freshman and sophomore lass plays DELLA SHATTO Sweet and demure you would hardly know tlce her long shmy natural waxy ha1r and that sets her ln a class by herself She part1 clpated ln nomemakmg Club ID semor year .IACQUELYN SHAW Cnarm and polse to the nth degree Jackle has shared ner talent Wlth G R Student Councll Glee Club and G A A and has held two of the most 1mp rtant OfflCGS 1n scnool Jun1or Class P1es1dent and edltor of the Annual DOROTHY SHULL Dorothy has tne temperamert and vo1ce of an ngel Transferrmg here ID her sophom re year she took part IH Pep Club Glee Cluo M1xed Chorus and Won fxrst at State Con test for vocal solo 1n her Jumor year Barb IS well known for her Tlsh 1m1ta tl ns and eputatlon as a good fellow She part1c1pated ln Glee Club M1X9d Chorus Pep Club Student Counc1l and G1rl Reser yes A lox er of all sports Barb IS partlcular ly talented mn boatmg Swlmmlng and horse back rldmg EVALYNE SVIITH Sne has a heart as b1g as a mountam ex ery bodys fr1end and conf1dent Pep Club for two years Glee Club G R f ur years Homemakmg Club and freshman class play clalmed Ex alynes t1me ln hxgh school JIM SMITH An outstandmg character ln school funct1ons and a wel ome part1c1pant m sports wlth h1s mam emphasls on track Jlm s act1v1t1es 1n clud d band S lcnce Club MlX6d Chorus f1eshman play basketball track Boys Glee Club and Annual FRANK STRONG Tall dark and hands me Although an all round athlete Frank has found t1me for four years of band Also barltone horn sololst three years Prornment ln basketball fo t ball golf and a member of Student Councll ard Letter Club SHIRLEY SUHN A transfer from Harold 1n her Jumor year but Shlrley has b ought to Spen er Hxgh a loyal enthuslastlc spxrxt wlnmng her many frxends Staun h supporter and member f M1xed Chorus Pep Club Student Counc1l G R and Drama Club L E ORS , ' 4. vv ' , , ca ' -1 ' - - v ' A v v 3 3 v 'C T I V . . . , I ' , Y v v 1 Y 1 , y D . I - Y V 9 - . L I A ' D 7 1 . A 1- Y ' ' V. . . . ' ' A. . . . 2 ' , ' C v ' F . Y , ' . . . Della is here she is so quiet, but then you no- . ' C . . , .' . . . ,I 1 Y V s A ,., ,,' l ' I 'A - R' Y P Y Y U ' X 1 I V 'I . V 7 7 , . ' I v 1 . C - ' h I - 's ' . . , , I . . ., ' h ' . . R 1 j . , -- 1 . I I . ' 5 7 7 I Q ' ' . ' ' . r I c ' , , , , , I . 2 9 Y . . . - 9 7 1 are se- SE IORS DON TOLAND VELMA WARREN Musrc rs hrs world wrth a caprtal M Super musrc mystro Transferrrng from Drckens rn hrs Junror year he managed to crowd rnto hrs last two years band Mrxed Ch rus Boys Glee Club prano solo vocal solo wrnnrrrg frr t at State Contest and Scrence Club STANLEY TOLLE Srlence rs golden and he IS one who f l lows that famous adage. Stanley rs another one of those Future Farmers of Amerrca a member of F F A f ur years and an ag rrculture major rn preparatron for hrs chos en career of farmrng BOB UNDERWOOD Small but oh' that powcr Bobby sparked our f otball team along for four years and rs rrghtfully called most valuable man on the team He also turns rn a frne perfor mance on the basketball floor or track frcld Class xrce prcsrdcnt rn hrs freshman wear IRIS WALKER An thu homemaker Qurct bu vxrth a streak of mrschr f too Irrs has belonged to G A A G R and I-Iomcmakrng Club Garnrng practrcal cxptrrrntt at hornt she. has m rdc m rnx of hrr orxn cl thas LESTER WARREN! Hrs sauthtrn dravxl charmed the grrls and oors alrkc Lester rs lookrng forward tr r L rrtrr rn xctcrrnrrrrl mcdrcrnt rnd has pre rtdhrmrlf xth n rn F rckgr und I err r br ketbrll Demure and reserved ens your day Bernu wa her at home rs no has kept her grades trme to be a member and Lrbrary Club RUSSELL WATTS but her smrle brrght chref small hrgh of H cook and bottle task but Velma and strll found memakrng Club A transfer here rn hrs senror year from Cor nrnff Russell has already found hrs nrche rn S H S Wrth sp rts as a hobby he natur ally has been actrxe rn basketball and foot ball Also band and Math Club GLEN WELLS A man of xery few words Glen was out tandrng rn the musrc rganrzatron rn Spencer Hrgh Hrs greatest achrevement was the ap porntment of drum major whrch posrtron he held for three xears Also member of Mrxed Chorus and B vs Glen Club IRMALEE WHITCOVIB One of the svt ectest grrls rn hrgh school shv and quret G A A has been Irmaltes brg actrxrty haxrng been a member three years wrth sptcral rntcrtst rn tht badmrnton phas man class plax RL TH WILLIAMSON The frrst grrl to help rt rexe the man p wrr shortage bx donnrng slacks rnd serxrng as r gr rrtron rtttndent Comprtmnt also rn hrr commtrcrrl courst Ruth xx r r mc mbrr B L d rr Rr rr r . . . . , 7 , - . I . 4 I . I . V . r ' f . . ' . , ' . - ' . 2 . S X . . nm ' ' Uv ' v ,X - I I . I I ' 1 ' - 1 ' ' 1 ' - h o- I , ' ' ' . , ' - I, X , ' . . . .' . . A 1 Y V ' - r. Q , ' 1. - 1 - I- l v ' I . x 1 m x 1 - 1 -f ' 1 4 I -V I I - I ' - ,- ,, .,.' , - - . , . . 3, ' . f- , . . . , .1 'r t .' 1 A ' 1 r I ' ' Q V N ' - ' f '- I 1 I .,.. x ' ' . I I ' A ' . ' ,' , .' , , . , , . ,S L , L . , V . of the program, Also Glee Club and fresh- . Y Y hx. , ' ,4 ,N , , 'S ' . .. . , 2 '. '. .,,r' . . , -V .,v z'z 1 ga .5 S '. X j . 'Q pa '1 s- x'r rr ago major' 1 d F. . A, 2 as sz L - , - r ' 3 ba ' A nt -esta-ci also rn track and L' - 2 ' J 1, 'z s 2 ' as - 2 . of F. . . A, an a G 'l is-we. ,.?l'2OfE5g. Classes forty sux Kenneth Steffm pres1dent Jlm Morony VICG presxdent John Culver secretary forty flue e Merle Wells pres1dent Joa xlcc pxcsldent forty four B b Mann presld nt LOIS Fultor' wlce presldent Stanl y Trlpp secretaxy gqmjg , 1 Q ', ' 9 ' , 1 , ' 1 Tl 3 Bixby, secretary: John Ducharmc-. f I- -l Upper Group 4 H 4 1 4411144111 tl 1 411 klik 14 1 S .4 41184111 4111111 x ll Ilolx 14 ,, 1 f ,, 1 X 4 X 1 x 4 x ' X 4 Q. 1 1 X fl 4 4 4 4 l 1 4 4 all 3 1221 Lower Group l '4 111 11111 xx 4 ' L I ll ll! M 4 win lwlxh llix X ,Il l1k4 Nllll 1 441 4 N1 N N 4X 4N 1 1 H 4 X 4 1 N 1.l1t l il' ll HX'-llvtty lim- -Alu , s v- l 1 - 411' T43 ' I. JW4S:1 4': plwll,l14-k1141x'.':1ll tl14A:111 S. H, S: .Xulv-5' .l11l111s411, 4-:1l111 is tlie- W 4lL Sw. S: 1314, yy., ,dsl Ummm.: Hub M: ml' IL ,FA U ' ' 1'll!I!lt'j', S111 41' s41pl1i:ti4-:114-g 4l:11'11 1 l'4-t- , A A , , tl e.: Ill 1 411 e1:1t111'1: 4'4-4'1l Hi-1111ll:11'4l, s41l1l , w 1 1 viili :1 4-:11': M: '5' Ellen 'i11. F4111 I4 ,li 11414141 141 119: Img-411l15' l'-1111i11sL. 111- 'I I 'l 'I' hmm 'LAK IW ' ': 'A I- Ili- w114e- 111115: l!41l1 ,X'll'l'lS 111 :4lw:4y4l11111-wif: S ll F' T ll'l'- I liulpli lb-4'k,sl1. 4':1s:11141x:1. SIC' NI1 l-I PXYfXY.'11f111 S1--l'I'4-11. 111:411 :1l14111I 3,-UNI, 11,4-film, 4-,,,,1I,1,,.H' Aww: mm, ungl 1414111 lllllll .l44:111 l-Ixxiiiu, .iff 141 tli.- 1:14-.is :1 l1411'11: .I:144k1 Rl41'1.::111, l1!41114i with 11 l1.:1i.11 l :4y.- N44 '4'41111l1, sl -1' 11111 f111'4-. I.411s Iliyfii-41 Mimi H:111, .wx ---1 ,ix14A1b11. I1411114- l1114'l1:11'1111', ,IH ,gmt ,,u1f..l4111114':111111l..-11-,pu gum 1-11,114 ..1'1' 1l1.- 1.-.4.11-4l 1.11--ill-1 l'4111114All1. 4-111 t'1x4-1i11- 1 Q 44, l-.14-:111-11 lC:1111l4-llili. 1114l-11--'14l--111 1- tli l1iQl1 lsw.-, ll'-115 .Xl--x:1114l--1, lm-iili 4 lllll .Xl- qi.-H 'mulling' I Hlsh I nv! Almmin- ui-141: 4, I-.1lxx:114l l'.4li-,1'111:111, s1111sl11114'. 'I'HIlill 1:1wAx1f14- Surilix-111. 1 -111'111 l1:114'1 llllill ll IN' 31:15 Ilxi is, 4-li 41l1f :11111rl14-1' l1l4.114l lZ441U ll..i2.,lL. l:111u1114l uitli :1 lim- I1'- hymn l'I'AMHlu l XHHHY SMI' ul LMI NH: viii, K,,h,,,,v ,,,,,f,.H4,,,i ,UI H I.:IM,kNUN! g.11114l, D111 -+l4l 5111414-Iliy, X'Il1lIlS4'll41l1l'11l 4f:1rx 'Sxvflf- lmxiri lZ41u4g Qlqi rxxlmll :411l :4 lizili vi 4-411 l':ll 0'Il l'14--1-111, ,X111:4L-111 lull. XX'1ls4111 ll'1:11'Q114-lilglir' flI'l1'l'H ll HX' ln--1114' 451ll4+1114- -1'.4- fri' lf'-v ft.-zirly g: lf H4-l-A11 'Q,1:1l:11fl, flu- gr-1s 4l1-111.:. 1,-f I-HT 1: ,WF I,UIl,,,U, I.f,,Hm,A. hw Shulu. K: 115'11 1'l11-11:1ll, I'11N1 lll 1-ll Nliiiiizip 1:11.,,1- -, ,,11i11.11.p . .11 1. 411111 1. 1-.1. 11-.1114 'H+'lf-111111111f-1111-'1-fir 'i l 'I' fl 4 1' S1114-1: 115 YP14- ---1-1:1l 111:-lv 1.11-1:1111 llfll-Q.14-4li41'..11...I11l.1111x .', A .. , W. Upper Group Lower Group 1 X 19 1 2111enc1 ls 1,111 en U ROV! 11111 S111111son H 1 Loxwll f.,11n KIIIJX -X111 411 Ill1l11111L, John S11 xx J1111n 1111 IX IX ne 1 xuud d11111 x x 1b0u1 1111 K1-1111 T 1X x1 1 L mx x11111 1 11 1 N1l1111111111 gc-ns-1 ,UlU mMH lm Smmlx K ' N' ' 1111 1 11 xx L1111-1 1111-111 doublm 1 xx11x 1 1x1 1 1111 It 1 111 1111 1111111111 1111111 X bl UND I 11 11 1 1 xx 1 mtl l 1 1 1 1 11111111 11 1 1 N ll 1 1 11 1 111111m 1.11l11,.. 1 111 1 N r LIU llf. 5111 111x1 1 1 11111111 1,11 1 Iiustx 11 1 1 1 It 11111 ' R H dmwl 11111 R1 C1115 x 11 x 1 1 x11xQ 1'- 1 s 1 1 1111 S il N1 ll IQINPII 1111s1 11 1111 1 1 11 1111111111 X111xn 11 N 1 1 111 1 x 1 11 11 1 ll ,.1 111 11111 1111n11r 1 1 1 Nllllll 11-111 nl , 1 f-Hmm Don lllllflll 11111111 1 1111 111111111 9 p11x 1 1,015 1w ornc ll 1 us- SDGIILQI 1.,11n Carol Q 'N11 1x1b H1 Te-1111 OI HTH Wm P111-fl R'Nm Wn q 't Stuff x DT 1ICTl 1-11 11 11111 1111111 C1117 11111111111 H111 1 111 XI1L01l1'lE'116'X 111 111 K 11, N1111 1 11Qk , , n f 1 9 6111 1111119 1,1-11ld Dfdn 1111 11 9XXEEt 1 1x X 1 fur- f111 I llLh1E'bQl'IN 11 1 1 ne 11' Pl double 11111 11111 me-S of blue 11111 f11111111n A111111-b11d1 trouble Ruff-m1rx Haugen fllthful to 1011 dr 1111 d1t1- Lms lfmnger sm1l1ng 11111111511 he 11d NI1'Hu1.11 Just 'lround 1111 COINS! A1 11111 1 11xx 11 111 b1-11 P1eCh11 811111 but SHPE 35123138 1 T11 ' lUJX'+IJ:1 1!111'1'h: rd, 1' - ' d 2 T 1' '-13 A' 1' 'X .' , i 111111 '- Hin lg,.:lmS' take it with H r-' : '. bv A fel.. XV: -, ji! .'Z 111l11li11dsi1.f,juS1 1ii11Z YV: b' El- HJ 11111 of 1111- - ' ': 1' :1 ' ny lim' ' ' VUVIT I I: '- if ' ' 11113 ': t'11 1' .' k -3 P11 .If ' , f, , '- I f gg .111 .': l-'.-, 111111 11f 11111 f11- ul mg JKT. 1. H ,HY 1 .-xt-I I H , 11 ' 1 Sin 1 01 -1, lil 111 1: XV -1 1-I1 xx'1-, - 1, xx'1 - :11'1- f'U1ll1j'1 121111 1l:11'tl:111r1, xx':11' x'1 -k1-1'. Sl-I '1 NI 1iUNVgM: 1'1 S '1 ' 14, l11111- 1-yvs: '111 1131- 1 11 1xx'-11: -1 1111f1'1' -1-11-1-. ,-1. -111111 .-1 ss' H l Wh. mt 'I 'MHS .u l 'WS Ut I A Q I 111- l-4111 11111 xv: 11-11 ut: XX:y111- li1111- : 1-1', . 11111 111- 5- 11, 111' 1'l f t g tl nmn' fi1s1 111 his fi1-111: 11:11'1'i1-1 M1-1 ':11'U'. X111 ' tt:1 M1 Hl 'l -'Y Vi. H1 il 1112 11415 V . sh ' 1111-Y: t'l:11'i1-1- '1':111'11, s111-'11 li 111-11. .' lzllh K1- ny, ko-1 f1--11i11' 11 - 1 5 .11-:111 ,x1111' 111 -s, ' 1 os: 1-11111 M:11- 1'1-111p- TH ,W--Hl,m.l.1,ll H, Y,-. Hn ,h d Us bu, H11 '!'. ,U 'I 11 '-'1-lf- 1'1i -1111: 111.111-1' Ski11111-1', 111 - 111:41 11f - Skin- 111- I 'i11- Ax'-1'i11, '111- 1 111 ' 1 .If lj M- ':111y, 31111111 -rn :11-1' -nt. THII 1 Iif'1XY71i1. 1 :11'i11 N' - .' , T1 A- '1 121-115' S1-:1 2111, 111111141 111x'11-rl 11: x' 11111- XVi1- , , , , , 1 I ' l YA U . l H1'1lT11 R1H17Ix - 11 B1 5-Y '. 71 1 ' Z 1-11x, 1 xx. 11- 111 . 1114. 1v:11l1-111- Al: 1. - , Um K 'gm' hc.-ll IU H funn., : . ,S 111-2 ' ' -11-1 11l111'i:1 G1 1s111-1-11, fast 1gl1inkl,.5-' Ji, ' -- U1-ipk t in --,-1115 f.--1, 1-Ilzs., C - 1 1' 'I' I ' ' - 1 :.' ,. ' .' 3 AT , 1 4: - . 5, V , 2 , - HW' - 'N U1 ' I ' -'U '3 -v 'W 1 1111 Pa g, -:1.'y '11, ' : ,' 'z . S11 ' 1 1d .' 3 S111 -l .Iungr -r, ct I WUC G V' '-'I '1 W J: Q: .H A 1 ..:., Sh I-':11'1111:1m, l 1' ' EA'-.1 - - -, .' ' . . 1- -1 Upper Group 1 1 1 1 XX 1 11 IIIIQ 1 N I1 HX INxt 1 ll 1 1 X N1J1I11I 1 I I 1 x 1 1 I I 124 Lower Group 'I 111 111 1 111 N 1111 - I s 11 1'I 1 1 11 1 x11K1f 101 lb .N . 11 N II 11 1 1 4 N 1 1 I 1 4 I 1 1 I T4 I' IZ PX -II11I '1'iLl'I11, 211111 1-11ki11': K-- 'II1 'FUI' I. lXY7I!1' -1- 11 '-11, I1111-ly: .XII : .': ' yyg.H..1q,.. 111 , ,U 1,.,1 11,,. 1,, 5-1-.1---3 'Mn 1-lurk. IV-111i11i111-1 I'lstI11'1' 'l'I1111-11111, 11-S1-rx'1-1I1 NI: ' . . V . .. I I'.. : 'u -'Q II'I l -- sl , I -- 11 1ll'c' 1:11-111-1: I21-111:11'11 Iv-111I1: 111. r'll4'Il 1: I1I1-Q ll WU' H H 'I 'lun' 'H lm U I '1 3 I111..110 XY11111, 1- 11111 111 51-I11111l 1111-11 I1:1x'11 .' ' s11p1-1'111:111: IH-I111:11' SI1:1111 11111111 1 , II:1111- 111- I .' A13 111:1!1 :1I111111 V11 I'111 :1I1111, SIGUHNI' Ii W-Ilwuf-1' I:llI'Ll 11111- II:111x SI'11'1NI1 I1 HY .I:11-Ii 1Z1':1I1:1111. rIIIIX, s1111I5. f '1 Xnulmf' l'u 1 H' Uh' gnu: t.:'r h Q , I I21-:.Il, II 11' u1f1'1- 1-1111I4i11' with unc: ,I11:111 lllx ,-11 115: .XII--1 XXIIS1111, :1A11111s1i11I1x11:.l11I111H111- U , H I., 1I1111kQ I11:11Ix: X11'u1111:1 I111-sI1-1', :11-1- 1 Q1 '11 :'s --1 II ,.., . . , 1. ,11111 1111I 1x11y1I1111 1I111 1111 I1.. klmm V: Vlmik lxvlhluwit HL tm Hamm: ilu' NYIII11-A f1111I,x111u if 51113, ,..,, 1,,.M,A1,.. ,Mlm 1,111 ,..,,.,:,,,,,.- THHU, H ,W .g,,,,..K11.11....1.:m.,',Hlllllx.-HU., 'I'IIII1Iv I1 IW Xl:11':::111-1 V111-, 11111111 1111i11 I , l I X'.':1111I:1 .I1-.-111115-111, :1 Ii11I1- Ill- Ure-I .I1-:111 II'1111N 'IW1111 IZ11-1-111.1, 1-111 11111111 1'I11l1I: II:1111l1I I'.IIl'I- 1-111111115 I:1sQ3 NI:11'I11 XIIII--1. IIIIX I1111 11p 311: ,1 ' 1:II '-II I--4'-, . , , ., , 11, 115 11111 1111111111 111111 x1111l 11111 Illxmk In-UNI'-l mH.Hl5- hr-'IHS lirulnyi HHH. :i::I111 I7-11111- II1111, IIIN 1I11- IIIU1 111 I11-1 HH,Im:.,I H-ll... .I-- .X1111-f1'.11111-I11-II, I1:111I '1-211. I'1II'I1'I'Ii Il rXYfA1'I1:11I1-111- I'1-11-1x1111. I:111uI1 I.-f,111:'1-H 1: ,113 1.jl,:,.,,,, I.-,,Z1,,1-Ip wx, mp ,, 14:15 I .1x'1-111- 1211121-11 N11.1'l1111: 1111 1111 11111 1 I I, Q I 4 1 II:11I1-5 1':1:1111I11-1I:1111. IZl11111II11 K-1!1f-1I1 S1i1I1 - - - 1 1 - 1 -' 's u Q -: ' ,, . 11.111111. I1I11111 11111--11, II 111 1 1111111 IN- uh :wx Iv-Nh: 'HIM Nmllr HZ. limwn' 1iI 1I:1 IZ111I-'11l1'-1111-1,11I1' 1I111M .ps 1'1-11111 1. 1. 'Zi' 193' .-, ,Y Upper Group I IW H1111 nf Th0H115 msn 1re Quch f1111 '- '1-tu Johnson mon fun Im11p,fno Rlndmg, QI11111., xX1ll1111kf-lt 90 J 111 X11derS011 '-xue-1 111 H11 II 1 P1 1111.11 -1l1s4px11111+ 1,1 1X N1f1-I1 111 111 1 t H0m1 t1f111 1 UNIT ROW lmothx hunk 1thlPt1rs 1s 191 1 111 11m 1 1 wx h D1110 IX I 1twchflet f11n11-11-ttp PQLI11 1 Hvnkr-I queen PIII 1 1 1 x P x 1 h H I 1 xv 1 KN f 11 II'I1 INHX IIN tlls Il 1 us 11 1X 11 -11111 1l11 Pl .1111 1n ll t NI 11111111 111111111111 1 1 1.11 x1 I 1 PI ILA ll Nt- 1 1 1 111 1 fl RTH RUN I111- JOIIHH XSIIIIIIL halpvr Hwlen Qmnron fun Q '1 brf NX 111 Pat I enwkef f 11rot top C111 lun Dlkch Q111 1lI but pc1xwe11f11l mrlx 11111 1 1 u N1 1 c Yau 111 Q11 much Lower Group 'I' I ROV tmrdon Tf1l111d u1ttX NI1rlP Hells N1 Prewde nt John Iullth 11me hero 1 1 Ihr H IHS' n 111 1111 I wter on I wen 11 Qrhool 111111 J11 XX 9 1 d11ll n1f 1 1 I l JINIJ ROW 911 ,PIIIIQ blologlf 1l hug 1lI'1 Ch 11111111111 d 11m M1111 A1d1tl1 11111112 t1ll11t1xo plus P1111 x1LTIf-,116 S1111-t 'ind rh11m1ng Pub Tnetmn NUDQI 1lf2m111 Sh1r sn Qxdr 11 Xn1111s m1n IIQI1 PUXX 1111 11111v III X 11 J I0 1- U v 1 uk 111111 nd 1 ex 1 11 Il 1 111111 1 1 111 1 1 11 1 H1 1 1 IP H 1 N1 N 11 1,11 1 11 1 11411 1 lllkb'4OTI Sh111U .I 111 II I-1 m 1111t fu'-S1 Sh11l13 Barth 11111 XI OI 1111 111111111 IITIIFTIIQPII Nu1m1.I1 1 H NNIO 3111 'SSI 2598 'I'U'ItJ '- :j - A - 1 ,' - lx: 0' '-' : , -' jg , 1 '1 I, .. ' .1 I r. - rv AI .h 1 3 . : . . . 7 : I - wi. ' rf 1 ' .' I 11: J .' , . ' ll 1'Pll 1 , 0111, .1123 R1 1 'A , , ' L : ri ,'l,'Z BI: 'i:11 Itt' ' ', 1 ' -' ' - r: I2 l . Z 'Tl 'hit ,1111v1-1': Jm- NI: .' C: ' 11 gr d s: 1111 .I:11-k Van Kirk, l1'l'S 1-nt: Fone Camp. w1'111:111 11111-r. st: 1' .' '- ' bl 1. SIC 'C ' ' 'fl' - I1 -lt, A ': 3 ICC' .' 'fl' ' K' - : , l ' J11 1 ' , 1' -: -1'1 - ' ' . l'1 1 Nc ' : C1 le-, I like t11 S 3 ' tl j 1 'z 'Q up : 1 ' 'f , 5 '- 1 11-1 I-I M -V I er t by: Ii1 jflm, -rj- Ivy I-Ellis, xl - 1111: ' 01111113 Art f 1'ulc1, . 1 I1l1I4 S I Allfi, J , TH . 1 'f---NI: law- l'l: ,-1-11, :1 r1-fl-he-: l's TH L 'gh 'I I 'Q 'ng urn ist -I: ulv: g 11413 L1 ' nnp N,-I4 - ,mp Cub, . -ck, '111 1 Fi slf-1', 1.1 i11' sum- 11l:1'+-7: l':11 1' x'z111, 1111: Blurb' 1.1 1 'dz . lllll' 111111 . 11c-1-113 lim- 1 - 11' 1-': I-'luviu lfflily. V1 'l1H1fi. IH-'P I ty r 1 U '. ' 1-ul. in ii, f 1, .3 lmv, 11 1 1-3 C11 1 4':1l:1l1:111, Ilt' '1-1' sun' 1111-1 I1z11'1'1-ll id 'ill '11 -tt, I11 'so 'erz 1':1' .' lz '1', 11: y- K 'SNL S1111 rl iyli I11 II S 1' 'II-' 111. DHI' 'I' 1115: 111'-: l'I'. If l'Ii'I' IUXV-1':11'11ly11 J+'IlSt'II, :11'ti,' if-3 .I: '- V . l , A 1': 'vt Duff' I11-t 11' 11111: l1:111 1, C1'y:1:1l J Y ' 'Q r I I '- . , .' ' ji ll - Ii 1- ', I' 1 1,1 , 1 - ': 1 4' . , .1 '- .Y 1 I -' , -'g 3, 1 1 ' I K I 2 bl Sl f li -I'ld'1-1 I1 I lllvl N ' K ' 1 ff ' 1 2: !s111. S. . Q'.'.' m- - I l . -4 Upper Group tb l11l1l1N41l1 ,., 11 1 X1111 1 1 Hx II 1 1 1 1 Iunnx H211 '1 Now -1 1 0 IP Y Illl 1 N l 1 N 1 IIIIXX 1 I gb sI 4 X A 1 NT U I1 11 L. ' Nr Dlldl Ill -10 IIO' 0 1 1' 1 11 1 1 IMI XI FY YIAIIIIP 1.1111 I 111 I1 1vI1111 11 5126 Lower Group I red Nmr 11-1 L, 11 . 1 X ,., N 11 1, 11 1d Nl 11111111 1 'U V WH III Ihl '4 111 lo f-114'-11.1 1 xo, 1 1 1111 ll Il ll I I III 1 N 1 N X '41-'II fir-11111111 Illf N 11'1df '- X I I I IMI' It XYQI1:1l1A . u , l'Il fret hy: Lylv T4 I' IiUXViI1 .'l t. Izslfulz IC1I :11' III: -Ii I.11111Ist1' 111, wl :11 111'1-tty I1:1i1'g Il:1I-1 . Ilrs -11, I'111 :111 11I1I Iffv XVlIJIIIflI L' s-1' iI I'111-,11I1, wvlllg I1iIr1 t:1ll :111l f:1i1'1 lluy S1'l 'I 'tZ, USDA -rI : I!11l1 NI:1'.'I1, k f-+- Ib 1111 s111ili11- 3 lilllll HI --.'4: II, sl - --lx Illzu-k, 111111-1 11:1 :1 111111s1-Q I11:1111- l'III'I'X, I fI1111't ill' III 3 1'I1:11'I1-1111 . l ' 11, :1 1111111 lik1:1I1I1 - I p1-1, 1.11 Vi11I1-1 K1-:11'I1t: :1 fri- dly' utr' 1111-. TH 1 I. HY- I' I I-IIx'i11, he-'. 115' h yg Iir-h 'I'I1I ' 1 I. IXVJIUVII11 Olsen. 1111dIP uf lllllllll, 1111 -'1- in 11 wl11l1- I l' I-Zsf, IIHI1 Fr-1! 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' 11 V:111 N11'm:1n, 111111-1 :1nr1 si111-1-rf-. ,335 Q.. -5 -11 MISS DORA JENSEN MR C LESTER WHITE Usually busy wrth Student Councrl but otherwrse teachrng Amerrcan Hrstory Al so pr mrnent rn dramatrc crrcles of the crty Durrng her Spare trme she reads She loves to travel but that rs a lrttle out rr custom novu MISS IRIS HALL Our expert Journalrst Mrss Hall super vrses H1 Astonrsher heads Scrrbblers Club teaches freshman Englrsh tcoaches therr playl and Journalr m has an un usual hobbv f collectrng mechanrcal p n crls She has at least one from every state a sum of over one hundred pencrls MR MA URICE SINIFT Our screntrfrc n wcomer teaches General Scrence Chemrstry and Physrcs He spon sors Scrence Club Junror Class and hrs hobbres are amateur radra and metal work MR OR VILLE THURS TON Good lo krng teacher who specralrzes rn Commerce Lrke every other man lrkes mann sponsor F B L A Cluh Tea he shorthand bookkeeprng tsprng and or frce practrce MISS RUTH CROUSE Shes an only chr d and n t sp rled She teaches Sophorrore Englrsh sponsors Stagecraft Club lrkes poetrv moxres basketball and tennrs Sh detests gum chewrng and saws she can lrsten to Fred Warrng s musrc any das MISS MARION MARR Noted f r her pleasrng drsposrtron and garety as vuell as porse and patrenee 'Vlrss 'Vlarr has charge of all the musrc groups from solorsts to tvuo larger groups Nlrrt ed Chorus and Glee C ub 31'28tbC Fam us for hrs Juvenrlle Jokes Mr Whrte lrkes ru trng and frshrng He teaches Ec onomr s Amerrcan Government and Commercral Lav Sponsors Contempor ary Affarrg Club MISS CEORCIA FORBES Brurses or bunrons'P Whatexer rt may be rn mot cases Mrss Forbes rs always ready to admrnrster frrst ard Its rather H108 for vou to know that she s there Just when you need her MISS ELEANOR MILLER Her hobby rs archeology Our chref lrbrar ran teaches Latrn and Englrsh and spon sors the Lrbrary Club At present she r learnrng to type MISS HAZEL CORY If youve got any odd bookmarks grve them to Mrss Cory ltg lrer hobby Be srdes teachrng Algebra she rs Junror spon sor and heads Math Club Her peculrar rn MISS LLCILLE TICCES That lrttl blond homemaker 1S what x e could call her Noted for alw ays berng rn a rush She teaches Homemakrng t freshman grrls also Related Scrence Her hobby colleetrng prtch rs tDonat1 ns al xt ays acceptedr MISS NAOMI ERCKMANN Our master typrst 'VIrss Erckmann has er xery peculrar trart about her she rs a turn She teaches typrng and salesman shrp Ha rn her possessron a Gregg Com mercral Lava Busrness Arrthmetrc d Bookkeeprng drplomas She lrkes st rm mrng roxxrng and retarlrng . 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S ' , - ' , 5141, -lb 1 .A ,, MR LEE CAMPBELL MISS MILDRED SMALL He teaches Debate Amer1 an HIS ory and Publ1c Speakmg Cyou know thats the class where you stand up ID the front ol the room and shakel HIS hooexes ale amateu1 ast1 nomy and meteolology He SDODSOIS Speech Club MISS BETTl HOLDCRAFT Admlred by all of he1 students MIS Holdcraft teaches Modern H1StOIy and Enffhsh to the Jumors She IS coachmg Dramat1c Club th1s year and d1rected Sophomore and Jun1 1 class plays MISS N EMBER DAY She can cook anyth1ng from soup to nut as she 1S one of our Home ec nom1cs teachels MISS Day has no speclal hobby unless teachmg can come unde1 that Cl3SS1f1C3t1OH She and MISS Tlgges co sponsor Homemakmg Cl b COACH RALPH LUCHSINCER You should see the muscle on those P E boys when they stagger out of class Coach Luchsmger really dIlllS em he coaches f otball basketball and track He l1kes to draw plays and h1S great amb1t1on 1S to be a Phvs1cal Educauon d1rector 1n a large un1vers1ty MR AUSTIN SHEARER He IS a man of extensuc lnterests l1k athletlcs trayel I8d10 and teach1n manual arts He IS ass1stant coach haxlnf omplete c1a1ge of the second team Many cf h1s bovs a1e bu1ld1ng model an planes fo1 the government wh1ch ale dupl1c1tes of present day Vldl c1aft Always wears a sm1le for LNCIYOUG to see lV11ss Small handles all ot th g1r s ohysl al tra1n1n classes IH Spencer h1gh as well as 11 JUUIOI H1,,h Also to he-1 CIC'ill IS t1e DIOQIQSSIXQ L1 A A MR 1 W KNUDSEN A ve1y busy man who h lds many spons1o1l1t1es dexotes much of h1s t1me to annual staff lk s to work w1th plants and HI'111Tl3lS He teaches Gene1al SCIENCE and B1OlOgy also Olfltlal ll ra1d warden MRS MA Cl'VE FINCERSON She was a Spence1 1es1dent bCfOIG sh sta1ted teachmg n w f1l1ng IH for the duratlon She teaches Geometry sponso1s F1rst A1d llkES huntmp and ho1seba k r1d1ng MR C W DALBEl M1 Dalbey IS a hunte1 at heaxt one of S H S s bus1est men Teaches agllcul ture fa1m shop and also a ldIfL farm nlght school But h1s g1eatest accompllsh ment IS the successful F F A MR LYALL SMITH P3tFlOllC soul who looks you st1a1ght m the eye IS our one and only 1nst1umental d1rector He I1d6S a b1cycle to and from school Of course he l1kes to hunt and also l1kes to read mu1der my ster1es Fmd t1me to sponsor Orchestra Club MRS MYRTLE BIORN STAD We really mlss 'NTIS Bjornstad a1oun'i here She has been here app1ox1matex flxe and one half xea1s teachmv Engl1s1 and SOlO1Ogy also glflS ady1so1 and bovs ddX1SOI twhene-ye1 they came to he1J She was temp 1ary p11nc1pal when ,VII Test left 2il29l2S .fm V . 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V V' ' V V ' 'V , 5 , VV V- V V , , p. -4 Our Clusiu Prcpart the Stud nts for lin future f arm Qhop putQ knowledge mto actlon Suppo x go the time Rall Ioland and an W xt etQthe1r attention Iwodels for Lncle Sam Vvayne and Gene Future Qtenographeri Out umor get then hnglwh Xou put thx nn and thin uh t Mcphermn and AnderQon3 Our chemwtrs lab Facts and flguree Jm304 it will i. ' , 1 'R ,' Sh hd-g . ' 1 A ' , Q . .... ' J , ' Q Q ' 'sl Ar' -uh .-u 1.5. ., ,, Our Superintendent Mr, W, F. Johnson Miss Lulu Flint Mr. Johnssn confers with George A Message to Spencer High School Students W. F. Johnson, Superintendent lt is a real privilege to greet you, students, through the pages of this fine yearbook. I congratulate those who are graduating. You are now vitally concerned with the important affairs of our country and have our best wishes. It has been pleasant through the school year to observe your sincere efforts to develop yourselves in mind and muscle for responsible positions in the national effort. We have full confidence that the results of your efforts will be greater than you expect. Your boundless energy and enthusiasm will carry you to victory. We know the eager desire to serve your country that burns in the hearts and minds of all of you. There will be tasks you will not like but you will think them best and do them. We count on you to help lead us and the world to better days. G-ing-75 One in Five Hundred For many years we have been introducing Miss Lulu lflint to our readers as the Secretary of the School Board. Since we feel that everybody has met the indispensible Miss Flint, we should merely like to state that she is probably the busiest, most efficient. and helpful secretary in Spencer. .-QQ31 lg. Mrs Helen Mann Mtss Lulu Flmt Mr Howard Wllson Mr John Cory Mr Dale Norton Supt W F J hnson Mr Floyd Campbell The Providers Are you one of tho e many students who hur les throl.gh the door marked Board of Education just to buy a few penctls or paper before class txme5 If o had you ever stopped to thmk of what goes on ln this room On the fxrst Monday of the month the schoolboard meets this room bemg the scene of much actxvlty They dlscuss thmgs pro and con makmg decxsxons concerning hmng of new Instructors and Janitors buying of new textbooks and balanclng ofthe school budget These are only a few of the many things the schoolboard does so you see much responslblllty rests upon this group So on cold mppy days when vou step mto the school buxldmg and feel lt nice and warm lets remember lt IS the schoolboard that makes arrangements for thls comfort Many of us are quick to cntlcxze the schoolboard but lt IS thenr Ideas that keep u going and their decnsxons have been for the best ln the end So we the student body of Spencer Hrgh meh to rake the opportunity to thank the members of the schoolboard who are Mrs Helen Mann Pres Mr Floyd Campbell Mr Dale Norton Mr ohn Cory Mr Howard Wnlson Nlnss Lulu Flnn and Superintendent W F ohnson for then fme xx ork and cooperation 8532158 1 K . - 1 G I - ' ' 1 - v - w . . . 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' ' , ' '1, ' . .J ' ' r' -1 Upper left Resolutions group Jiggs Sondergaard Merle Wells David Selbel bottom row George Sayer Bill Boyd JoAnn Campbell Daniel Jordan Upper right Program gr up Ken Steffen Betty Bullock Marilyn Jones Jim Smith Lower left Entertainment group Bob Mann Betty Rae Hedge Bernie Hart Bob Wilson Lower right Hall group Frank Strong Shirley Suhn Jeanne Rae Brown Sam Campbell Democracy at Work Plc e pass the headache tablets so that much criticized yet secretly triumphed democratic governing body of Spencer High the Student Council This group composed of a number of elected representa tives from each class plus class presidents and stu ent body president has carried to a successful close many of the out tandmg projects of the year Backers and sponsors of the Student Council explained the purpose of the Corps to the students and started the mach nery running smoothly for its successful continuation The Council again acted as host to the Annual Student Council Conference at which time represent atives from seven surrounding towns exchanged sugg stions for new programs and projects But a little frivolity is added also as the high school dances were planned and executed with the aid of various clubs by the Student Council Assembly programs combin ng all fields of talent for a welcome variation from the school routin were planned for th entire year by the organization Proving their versatility along ll lines the Council presented the impressive Armistice Day pageant depic'1ng scenes of World War I To distribute responsibility and to successfully carry out their important duties the Student Council was divided into committees program hall entertainment and resolutions Sil33 BS . j I ' , . . 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E, P' I -1 M GROUP Were proud of Spencer Hrvhs ever popular musrc groups the way one new rnstructor Nlrss Marlon Marr has reorgamzed the department to glve better opportunres for group srnglng and the help grven for assembly programs We re satrsfred wrth the smaller but more effrclent Mrxed Chorus the cooperation of Grrls C-lee Club-and the materral they have to work wrth And we re predrctlng great thrngs for the boys quartette those freshman vlrtuosos-our farthful junror grrls sextette and that new freshman grrls sextette GIRLS GLEE CLUB Merrrlee Albertsen Jean Anderson Helen Andrews Gladys Baldwrn Carolyn Bealr Marran Bxttrnger Glorra Bodenhamer Jeanne Brown Joan Champxon Roselma Chatfreld Marrlee Clausen Pat Cowan Helen Curry Crystal Drckeson Elarne Dlckmson Bever ly Drown Margaret Duffy Shrrley Ellrs Betty Follon Pat Fenske Alma Good Bernre Jensen Marrlyn Jones Mary Lou Jordan Phyllrs Kohn Jane Lrvmgston Donna Man nron Marrlyn Maurer Fran MCTIQUG Mary L u Mett Charlene Peterson Joyce Reason Imogene Rrndsrg Jane Sorenson Raylene Thomas Arlene Thompson Donna Van Nor man MIXED CHORUS Jo Anne Alexander Betty Bullock Bonnre Brewster Camp Clarre Kathryn Chenhall Shlrley Chrrstrans Arlene Culver Corinne Dalesgaard Mary Dolvrn Bernrce Eller brock Lors Fulton Glorra Goodspeed Mrmr Hart Frances Herrrg Bettx Herrog Helen 35134136 Hummel Alrce James Betty Jensen Bever ly Jones Suzanne Long Darlene Madsen Helen McConnehey Marge McT1gue Rose marre Nrelsen June Ressegule Jean Ann Rubes Dorothy Shull Barbara Sreh Esther Skmner Carol Straub Shrrley Suhn Clar rce Tatro Dorrs Ducharme Krrby Anderson John Cornwall Jlm Chrrstrans Krrk Chanev B111 Green Dan Jordan Gene Krause Lane Kunath Bob Mann Bob Morrow Ken Stef fen Boyd Sorenson Don Toland Les War ren Glenn Wells Jack Van Krrk Stanley Trrpp BOYS GLEE CLUB Krrby Anderson John Cornvx all Jrm Chrrst rans Krrk Chaney B111 Green Dan Jordan Gene Krause Lane Kunath Bob Mann Boo Morrow Ken Steffen Boyd Sorenson Don Toland Les Warren Glen Wells Jack Van Krrk Stanley Trrpp JUNIOR GIRLS SEXTETTE Helen McConnehey Clarrce Tatro Esther Skmner Carol Straub Lors Fulton Rose marrc Nrelsen 1 is i 1 , ... , . . , . . r I r 7 ' v 9 7 1 Y 7 ' - 1 v v ' , , , . . . . . . . , , y v ' r y v ' ' - . , , , , , , , . . . . . . - , , , , , - . . . . - - 1 1 - 1 7 7 1 ' I ! 9 1 , , , - Hart, Violet Henkel, Margie Inman, Ruth ' ' ' . Y , , 1 Y 7 ' Y ! - ' 1 Q '3 Q 1 f. V 1 Y 'Y ' I Y I ' v ' - v , Y . , 1 ' y v Q g . Q vt v l ' Y ! ' -Y 7 Q ' n . , , I h r I v A , I y ' ' 1' '. V .1 A - 1 .. .. x ' 1 . KA THRYN CHENHALI. VISITS CHICAGO . . . MR. L. H. CAMPBELL TO HEAD IOWA TEACHERS SCHOOL BEGINS NEW TIME, 9 O'CLOCK STARTING NOV. 9 . . . SHOP BOYS CONSTRUCT MODEL AIRPLLANES . . . VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS CHALLENGED BY TEACHERS . . . MUSIC GROUPS PRESENT PATRIOTIC PRO- GRAM.. . POLL REVEALS THAT ONLY 39 PER CENT OF S. H. S. STUDENTS WORK Our fawonte txmp eller rt o Fa' and C Fclx ar dm n to the greasy grmd Mxrw and Norma Ha mg troulnle le 3 4664 sl S ...Fis ut. Sr. ,. -vd... v v' '- Eileen and Rosemary . . . Nxlolves are always hungry . . . Micl-clay nourishment . . . A couple ol cookies, 1 -' . ' . . , V . . S. ,fir -LQ.. S H S s band sp rtm new unlforms Steppln hlgh From above Under th dlrectxon ances during the school Vuctory bond campalgn Asxde from the group as flute trio ancl a woodw B Fl t Clarlnets Jlm Eckerman Don Toland Shuley Chr1st1an5 Vlfglnla Murphy Bob Kall Norma Batson Bob W1lson Duane Scott Betty Wo d Flutes Norma Jean Cole Rosemarle Nlelson Oboes Ahce W1lson Ehzabeth Sackett Bassoon Clalre Camp Bass Clarmet Regma Henkel They re Militanzed of Mr Lyall Smith out S H S Band has made many successful perform year They played for home games the 4 H show and marched for the not to mentlon the r cox certs which they have put on several txmes th s year a whole Mr Sm th has been worlung with small groups a trumpet trlo nd qumtet brass quartet saxophone quartet and soloists PERSONNEL OF S H S BAND Alto Clarlnet CHl0l Straub Saxopl ones J1m Chr1st1ans Wendell Cr we Darlene Madsen French Horns Iona Watt Glen Wells Helen Stanton Trombones Basses Dean Shatto Don Johnson Alden Dunnlng Flat Cornets Way ne Dugglebv Jlm Campbell Roger Burgess John Culxer John Holmes Don Schneckloth Percusslon Carol Eckexman Lynne Jensen Robert Seaton Dorothy Ann Lew Barltoneg Joan Preston Frank Strong E1leCI1 PTSSIOII G rdon Toland Roger Dxtzel Fred Jensen Antomette Soholm 25371362 IS Dlrector Lyall R Smlth Student Conductor Glen Wells Secretary Shlrlev Chrlstxang L1brar1ar1 AllC6 W1lson Un1io1m Attendant Clalr Camp Drum Major Glen Wells Stage Managers Don Johnson John Culver Twlrlers Suzanne Long Cormne Dalsgaard Bettv Rae Hedge 'VI1m1 Hart l l , A .. . ., . , y 1 Q . . . 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D' -1 Upper left Seniors Upper rrglt Juniors Lower left Sophomorcs Lower right Freshmen Seniors Joanne Alexander Ruth Anderson Betty Bullock Marv Kay Burne Leona Carr Shrrlfx Christians Corinne Dal gaard Bernice Ellerb oek Clara Emerson Velma Flint Dorothy Frye Phyllis Fulton Margaret Gould Helen Hum'nel Alice James Erlynne Jensen Beverly Jones Nancy Jordan Mary Kabrrek Regina Krrkvtood Pat Kolb Suzanne Long Noreen McGuire Jeanne 'Vlack Vrrgrnra Murphy Shirley Schmidt Jackie Shaw Dorothy Shull Barbara Sreh Evalyne Smith Shirley Suhn Juniors Dorrne Averrll Lors Blass Jessie Joan Campbell Kathryn Chenhall Mary Davrs Mar, Ellen Dolxrn Doris Ducharme Lois Enrnger Lula Jean Ewing Lois Fulton Helen Gartland Glorra Goodspeed Mrmr Hart Betty Rae Hedge Betty Herzog Marv Lee Hubbard Darlene Madsen Harriet M Carthy Helen McConnehe5 Shrrley Munger Rosemarle Nielsen Srne Olesen Dorothy Pennrng Ella Mae Peppmerr Garnet Peterson Jean Anne Rubes Esther Skinner Carol Straub Clarrce Tatro Laxone Wilcox Sophomores Jean Anderson Shirley Barth Cary Beall Joan Bixby Gloria Bodenhamer Jo Anne Campbell Mary Lee Clausen Pat Cowan Flaxra Dail v Crystal Drckkenson Elaine Dr keson Margaret Duffy Betty Fallon Pat Fenske Bernie Hart Ardrth Johns Mary L u Jordan Dorothy Ann Lewis Fran McT1gue Charlene Peterson Imogene Rmdsrg Helen Stanton Raylene Thomas Esther Thrrente Alrce Wilson Freshmen Merrrlee Albertsen Darlene Aurand Helen Marie Andrews Zola Averill Gladys Baldx rn Shrrley Box hard Jeanne Br un Ros lma Clratfreld Helen Curry Beverly Drown Janet Dunning Bonnie Fields Shrrl y Hakes Violet Henkel Bonnie Hurt Darlene Ibel MarJorr Mannr n Marilyn Maurer Lucrle Olson Janice Owen Elizabeth Sackett Antronette Soholm Jane Sorerson Letl a Sorenson Arlene Thonepsen Iona Watt WomTheyAreD D Q D Q D Q Sponsors L to R Mrs R 'VI Tuttle Mrs E F Ducharme Mrss Eleanor Miller Mrs Myrtle Bjornstad Not pictured 'Vlrss Betty Holder oft Mrs N A Redmond Cabinet top r vt Margaret Gould vxorshrp chairman Betty Bulloek prcsrdent Bexerly Jones historian Alrer Wr'son musre chrrrman Seeond row JoAnne Campbell eo vsorshrp eharrman Doris Dueharrnr s era eharrman Tootsie Nrel en r cordrng seeretarx Bettx Rare Hedg corres pondmg seeretarv Jackie Shan xrce president pr gram ehrnman First ron Shrrley Borchard publr rtx Marilyn Jones social serxrce chairman and not pretared L rs Fulton membership eh nm rn Sil38l3? 1. , r .Q I Q A ' ,. 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Q 'C' V: A . 5 rt -'f -r-v' f - 1 ' '- ' - 3 if , r 1 ' a z . ,. ,.. DDPDDD Inspiration The Girl Reserves is the junior organization of the Y. W. C. A. and fulfills the same needs for girls as the Y. W. C. A. does for women. The G. R. serves the purpose of giving high school girls an insight into the fellowship and enjoyment they may gain from their social and religious lives. At the first of the yeai a general theme is selected. This theme is then enlarged upon and presented to the girls through worship services, programs, and projects. The purpose this year was to make the girls world conscious, to acquaint them with neighboring lands and peoples. At one meeting scenes from many foreign countries were acted out showing how entirely differ- ent their lives were from ours, the hardships they have to undergo which girls of America know nothing about. During another program, songs were sung depicting the life in the South American countries. Two were written in their native Spanish: these were explained and pronounced before the girls attempted them. The song fest was closed by our own familiar melodies, including a few of the more popular numbers. One of the aims this year was to include every girl in some program during the year. This was accomplished by small plays and group singing. This spring a special program was presented for the mothers. Music and a group of poems presented by Mrs. Noel Champion, a mother of a G. R. girl, were featured. Following the program, a lovely tea was enjoyed by the girls and mothers. For their welfare projects, the G. R. had charge of the tuberculosis seal drive, clothing for refugees, and Christmas presents for the children of Spencer. The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and Christmas Cantata were presented with the usual huge success. ..gQa913g.- THESPIANS Scx xpt Teasers Once agam the curtaln rlses on Drama Club lead by a new but capable pon or lVlss Betty Holdcroft This club met once every two weeks and selected plays they thought the student body would enjoy Thexr choxce consisted of one act plays that were both patrlotxc and humorous ln th me A patrlotlc play entitled For the Duration was presented by the club which made us all stop and thunk whether we were dolng our part toward peace and victory The characters ln the play were Helen Hummel a sensible patrlotlc mother Bob lraughber who drd a flne Job portrayed the part of a father buslly engaged xn a war production plant their son lm White who had been planmng a vacatlon and finally getting wxse and taking some good advice mvests his money m vsar bonds Grace Erickson the daughter made an acquamtance wnth a refugee Darrell Kmght wh ch added much to the play Bob Traughber Barbara Sxeh Helen Hummel John Hansen Cary Beall ack Van Kirk jim White fourth row Darrell Kmght Beverlv ones Anthony Rlepma can Anderson Fran McTngue thxrd rom Bern ce Ellerbroek Shirley Suhn Suzanne Long Clarlce Tatro l..aVonn Wilcox second row Marge MCTIQUC ,lo Anne Campbell Leona Carr Alice Wxlson Flavla Daly Betty Wood first rows Ken Booth Vxrg ma Murphy Los Enlnger Darlene lbl Margle ln man Not plctured Grace Erickson Bernie Hart Barre Hartman Shxrley Mcnger Esther Skrnner 254012 This year the club has a membership of thirty-three who are as shown in the group picture: top row, 11-l- Upper Left' The musrc goes down and round and hght comes out here Upper R 1 g h t Whats th1s thmg for Low er Left El ectrostatxcs Low er R 1 g h t Now here you Into the Fire We glve you the Modern Elnsterns That IS gettxng a llttle ragged and trlte but lt stlll best defmes our Scrence Club This club IS another which seems to be grvlng all of its time to profltable teachmg along subjects per tammg to the war For example they have studied morse code radio and have performed various exper llTlCIllS Morse code IS very essentxal rf you are planning on being a wireless operator or the like lt IS drffr cult to remember and to learn all of the various signals which are connected wxth morse code What rs a scrence labratory for rf not to perform experunents ln? We thunk the students of Spencer Hugh can well vouch for the expenmentmg done m the scrence labs all you need rs a nose and not a very good one at that but despite the unpleasant odors great thmgs have been accomplished ln science labratorles The boys and grrls who are truly Interested m scrence chemxstry and physics today are the ones who wxll be holdmg mayor technical posltxons m war factories rf the war rs over by then tomorrow and rf lt rs ln the peace rehabrlntatlon factones We are lwlng ln a sem: world of science now and tomorrow we wnll lrve lh a world of scrence ust aslc the members of Science Club who are Bob Wedge Bob Morrow Pete Bennett Ken Steffen Jerry Murphy John Ducharme Cecxl Pate Roger D1tze1 John Sanders Fred Jensen Russel Drown Duane Walstead Earl Norgaard Mart Schonmg Bob Buum Delbert M1tche11 Lyle Lundstrom Dale Borchard Bob Johnson Duane Pon nel Norman Bensen Leo Gray J1'n Morony Boyd Sorensen Gordon Toland Bruce Owen John Belshe George Benzom Tom McGu1re Duane Scott Lowell Morgan Ray Schwartz Max Sanders Wayne Ellenvtood 6641 38 , . . 7 . 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' 1 ' l V V 1 1 5 l U- I -4 Upper Left top row Dunnmg Sayer Bottom row Larsen Knudsen Shaw Upper Rrght top row Kabrrck Straub Anderson Huffrnun Kunath M Hugh W11 son Bottom row R Anderson Sayer MCTIQUS Lower Left top row Drckrnson Macke Ducharme Bu11ock Green Hedge B ttom row Woods Shaw Lovxer Rlght top row Krause Mann Twetten Sondergaard Loverlen Smrth Boyd Bottom r w Herzog Dunnrng Lars n Morgan Staff members found hard work and plenty of nt to be the keynote of the Spencerran Long and dull hours of work soon forgotten because the members know that these are requrred to make our yearbook We learned a great deal and had loads of fun producrng this year s annual ln whrch we endeavored to put out a bugger and better book regardless of wartime lrmrtatrons So we hope you enJoy rt Thanks' STAFF EDITORIAL PHOTOS BUSINESS Edrtor Jackre Shaw Associate Edltors Betty Rae Hedge Dorrs Ducharme Betty Bullock Don Knutson Elarne Drckmson B111 Green Sports Edrtor Bob Woods Typrst Jeanne Macke Chref George Sayer Ass t Ruth Anderson Others Lane Kunath Gerald McHugh Carol Straub Mary Kabrrck Gene McTrgue Kay Hugmun Bob Wrlson -stere- Co Managers B b Dunmng Kenny Larsen Others B111 Boyd Bob Twetten Gene Krause Jackr Morgan Betty Herzog Mrmr Hart Bob Mann Cal Randolph Art Lovrlen Jrggs Sondergaard Jack Anderson G , nj, 7 ' ., il I Y I 1 ' , , 2 , , . 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MHLIIIS 1 saafi E A 4.2 Upper Left Mc Upper R 1 g ht Lower Left An Lower R 1 ght C t N Rand lph An derson Klrx Jones Camp James Boxwell Schonmg IBDS H1 Astomsher' If you clont get around much you can always rely on he H1 ASKODI h r It only costs f1v cents so each and every pupll IS lmpatlent those lat few mmutes of rrp roarmg and se t bang ng hrlar ty ln srx h penod Through our Journahsm department IK IS possrble that we may obtam a school paper almost every Monday MISS Hall the sponsor sends them out to find gosslp Jokes ancl news for the questron of the week sports senlor spotlight a feature story and other rtems of mterest around school Also several rssues of the scoops whrch IS strrctly four or flVC pages of gossrp were put out on speclal occas ons STAFF Co Edltors C1a1r Camp Beverly Jones Classroom Edrtor Ahce James Asslstant Shrrley Chrxstlans Reporters Gene McT1gue Jack Anderson K A d Audrey Randolph Garnet Peterson Byron Busmess Manager 1rby n erson B H R S h m L 1 Ewm Jo ma Sports Edltcrs Dave Nyren Ed Krrkwood hsstiwgub rggmgerz Hg U u g u Sports Correspondent Wayne Johnson Salesmen Gene McT1gue Byron Boxwell Feaillfe ECUYOI' Harriet Mccafty John Nelson Lulu Ewmg Harley Chamber Exchange Ed1tor Beverly Jones la1n Rosemary Hansen ,gg 43 gg 2 ' ........., l 2 HNV1 I P U. w 5 V . 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I 1 '- Upper Left 1942 1943 members top r w Corrunne Dalsgaard Noreen McGuure Mary Kay Burne Mary Gray Pnyllus Fulton Shurley Schmudt Arlene Culver Fern Norgaard Bottom row Jean Ann Rubes Norma Fusk Tootsue Nuelsen Pat K lb Helen Conrad Frances Herrug Ruth Wul luamson Dorothy Shull Upper Rught Rubes Gray Burne and Herrug guve the common faults of secretarues Lower Left The offucerg with Mx Thurston and Muss Erckman Lower Rught Dalsgaard Kolb and Wulluams n wuth one of the club s speakers Mr Otto Buornstad Born to Busuness Tomorrow s whute collar gurls are comung unto thuer own from Spencer Hugh s newest re organuzatuon Future Busuness Leadeus of Ameruca Formerly called Fl NT tLe promusung young executuves have rusen to be chartered members of a branch of the Natuonal Organuzatuon Under the supervusuon of Mr Thurston one of our commercual teachers the gurls are preparung themselves for Jobs after graduatuon Thus year more umportant than ever us the need for properly trauned stenographers and offuce clerks Our government needs thousands of trauned grrls to take over offuce Jobs held down by prospeetuve solduers saulors marunes and pulots It us up to the graduates of l943 to cover thus shortage of avaulable typusts effucuency un war tume But you must not forget the umportance of small busunesses and theur apprentuces un our home town Small towns have suffered an accute shortage of offuce labor and further unformatuon must be obtauned as to the necessary abuluty of a stenographer Varuous Spencer busuness men have guven the unsude dope to theur aspurung junuors on questuons about applucatuons unterwuews and requurements A survey was conducted by the members to many of the town s leadung employers The questuonaure determuned the type and number of gurls hured un Spencer and the fav ored specufucatuons A secretary directly from an otluce spoke to the group guvung numerous detauls and problems of the work from varuous olfuces After an unterestung semester of traunung the club entertauned Itself wuth a Chrustma party to lughten the atmosphere F B l.. A has proved to be one of our most unformung and actuve clubs of the year Theur offucers were presudent Corrune Dalsgaard wuce pres Pat Kolb treasurer Shurley Schmudt secretary Ruth Wulluamson socual chaurman Dorothv Shull reporter Tootsue Nuelsen 314423 : .- , A , ' ' ' ' . ' I . D . D I C . . Y A ' ,Y Y, . . . . . . , 1 , , ' , clerks, receptionusts and the like. F. B. L. A. gives the extra training which is so necessary to speed up . . . . . . .. .. Upper left Out goes the bad arr Centex All re df rf needed Upper rrght In goes the g od a1r Lower left from ne end to the other C nter Practlce perfects Lower rlght Untll the doctor ZIITIVGS Red Cross Rooters Of course you ve heard Jrbes made about all of the people who have fallen vrctrm to our fxrs and students but desp te all of the Jokes centered aoout the'n we must glve them credt for domg a very good and patrrotlc servxce There are a great may phases of flrst ard and nt Isnt all fun as It takes a good deal of study and practice If you had a broken arm youd certainly want rt fixed rlght and maybe that I5 why they are always loolung for someone to practlce on The dr ssmg of wounds settng of bones care of a patrent and many more thmgs all entail a great deal of study experrence and slull After their study 1 stuff test so we need have no fear tnat we wont re erve only the best treatment from our frrst and students They are dolng a fxne job ln studymg for thevr certificates and show a splrlt and wrll to work which IS so badly needed tn our war work and ln peac time as well for when the war rs at an end thexr trammg wrll be even more valuable ThlS club rs composed of fxfteen members who are Bonme Brewster Vlrgene Busse oan Champ lon Delanes Chrrsttanson Pat Cov an Crystal Dxclieson Anna Marle EYlCkSOD lola Gannon Helen Cartland Sine Olsen une Ressegure Betty Seaman Antomette Soholm Velma Warren Miss Dora ensen Mrs Myrtle Bjornstad and Mrs Fmgerson They are led by an active presxdent lola Cannon vlce presldent Betty Seaman secretary treasurer Crvstal Dlclcenson and their very able mstructor IS Mrs Walstrom She also leads the boys first ard club Mrs Walstrom demonstrates the dxfferent phases of first and to the students '2il45l?8 , .. K V V . . . Nt . I . I . Q . ' . ' . I . ' . ' 's done and the course is completed they must pass a test before they receive their diplomas. lt's a very , ' E I V V . A . . . 'l l Upper left th b xxlrng team H M Connehey E Jansen D Mad en V Henkel B Glllesple 'VI Fteeburg A Jonns J E11 k H CUIIW J RGSSEgU1E Upper rlght the skate1s E Jensen L Fulton V Henkel G Gooclspeed D Man 11011 D Madsen H McConnehey Lou er left Actron' Janet Dunnmf and V1OlGt Henkel Lower rrght Were not gomg t let you make th1s basket' N Batson A Johns E Whrtcomb P Fenske D LCVNIS Galaucmtm Gals gymn every other Frrday 1n the G A A Club penod lhere rs a great assortment ol actmtres to choose from lxhe most popular rt seems rs ba ketball A sport x hrch most of the grrls are lamrlrar xslth and enjoy Ranlung a close second rs bosslng Of course since ne haxe no lacrlrtles lor box lmg ID the gymn the grrl get to go to the box lrng alleys ulte a fem hate taken up thrs sport and enjoy 11 a great deal Ihev bowl not only ln gymn perrods but throughout the week lhe exeral boulmg teams compete xx 1th each other and the strll competrtron helghtens the rntf-re 1 446 l 1 1 ' Y Liniment bottles are seen quite frequently in the presence of the weaker Amazons, who inhabit the ' s . G. A. A. Then comes volleyball, badminton, shuffleboard, and ping pong. Ping pong the last on the list, but not the least, occupies the time of quite a few of the members and very pleasantly at that. Ping pong is a more intricate game than some of the others chosen, but the complications add to the fun. Most of the members carry out their various projects during the summer. Golfing can be counted as well as tennis, bicycling and swimming. Swimming is probably the most successful of the sports for most of the girls have had experiece either at the pool or at the lakes. Of course along with the swimming goes life saving. A very important part, life saving itself takes a lot of skill and practice. And now the inspiring factor behind it all is their point system or in other words the members get a certain number of points for .participating in such things as badminton, basketball, volleyball, ping pong, golf, tennis, bowling, hikes, bicycling, and swimming. An hour of each of these is equivilant to four points, also every club period has the same point values. When by dilligent effort 250 points are finally to your credit, you receive a pin. Then with a greater effort and 500 points you are entitled to a letter and as the greatest and final effort you receive the state pin, which is the highest award and the most sought after goal of all G. A. A. members. The G. A. A. girls are lead by Miss Small, our gymn teacher, and by their officers Lois Fulton, president, lrmalee Whitcomb, vice president, Joan Resseguie, secretary-treasurer. The following are the regular members: Jo Ann Alexander, Dorrine Averill, Zola Averill, Darlene Aurand, Norma Batson, Shirley Barth, Hazel Black, Lois Blass, Marilee Clausen, Norma Cole, Helen Curry, Mary Davis, Lucille Donnelly, Beverly Drown, Margaret Duffy, Janet Dunning, june Erick, Pat Fenske, Marjorie Fiesler, Virginia Fiesler, Mary Freeburg, Leone Gillespie Betty Gillespie, Gloria Goodsped, Jean Harris, Violet Henkel, Bonnie Hurt, Carolyne Jensen, Erlynne, Jensen, Wanda Jesperson, Ardith Johns, Regina Kirkwood, Dorothy Lewis, Darlene Madsen, Donna Mannion, Marilyne Maurer, Helen McConnehey, Marie Miller, Lavonne Nelson, Faye Newcomb, Par O'l-learn, Janice Owen, Eilene Preston, Marion Rausch and Leatha Sorenson. Bicycling we will go: D. Lewis, P. Fenske, Marilyne Maurer, D. Mannion, B. Hurt . . . The club: All out for Victory . . . V. Fiesler, B. Drown, Marilyne Maurer, M. Fiesler, M. Duffy. -wrist- Program Commlttee Danlel Jordan Bob Anderson Stanley Tr1pp Members Bob Anderson Bob Wr1ght Max Safely Gene Camp Gordon Thompson Daniel J rdan Stanley Tr1pp Bob Kall Henry McVey Duane Johnson Howard Kmdtespxre Gordon Toland Not plctured are Sam Campbell Clay on D1SLh Al Prechel Russell Rasmussen Bob McPherson Meteorology Dnd you say you wanted a weather foreca 13 Thus club IS a war baby of the former Speech Club The members who are all boys wished to do somethlng for the war effort so they swxtchel from speech actlvltles to the study of meteorology The meetings whlch are held every other week are very Interesting as well as educational The meetings run something like thus Four boys give prevlously assxgned reports about meteorology ln general Outstanding ones have been about Slberla and Afnca bemg the coldest and hottest places respectlvely Following these reports three boys who are asslgned to keep track of the weather gxve thexr mformatnon The members learn where the storms are when ram IS coming and many other thmgs through these reports After hearing all the reports a qulz IS given over the matenal Then the Instructor takes charge teaching new things A general cllscussxon ends the meetings Mr Lee Campbell ns the sponsor and Instructor of the course flncxdentally, meteorology and astronomy are hxs hobblesl Under hxs dlrectlon the boys have learned a great deal that wxll help them out m the future -wais- W . 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H . , . , , , . 1. - n . - - -1 u . - ' D D L . - i V f Upper left Chrlstmas Seal speakers Flavla Darly Ahce Wllson Bern1e Hart upper r1ght Sam Campbell Stanley 'lrlpp and B111 Green make a recordmg l wer left Danlel Jordan Mxddle group J1m Campoell John Belshe C Edward Eckerman Damel Jordan Suzanne Long LaVonne WllCOX V1rg1n1a Murphy Jackle Shaw lower mght Alree W11son As I Was Saying With Mr Lee Campbell coachmg them the speech groups have had a successful year for they made out of town trlps and partlupated ln several contests Four of the members went to Mason Clty Aprll 3 where they entered with Mason City Ratings were not glven however The four were Alice Wilson Bull Green john Belshe and Stanley Tripp Three glrls Bernie l-lart Flavla Dally and Allce Wllson gave Chrlsmas Seal talks over Radio Statlon KSCJ In Sioux Cnty These were well prepared and well glven Several have spoken at different organlzatlons their topics having been concerned wlth the war effort These were LaVonne Wxlcox Bull Green and Stanley Tripp Six of the members gaxe a debate over station KICD and the followslng week three boys broad casted a senes of tallcs on Russla The general meetings are held every Tuesday mght at the publxc lxbrary debating the toplc Resolved That a Federal World Government Should be Establrshed extemp spealung and other speech actxvmes were carrxed out at these meetxngs Well done and loolung hopefully forward can well be the motto of the respective speech groups 2549128 ' v 1 v . , ,A V v o . . . , 4 , . 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' ' v' v , , . at - an . - n an - n - n D- -I The Homemaklng Club Our Future Mrs Newleys The Homemalcmg Club membershp mcludes gurls from all four years of hrgh school who are mterested rn homemalung actlvrtles The purpose of the club rs to gxve trammg and achvltles rn home economics work elther ln th home or commerclal field Specral Interest to the members thus year has been the mal: ng of afghans and prllow tops for thc Army ho prtals Also a party wxth the F F A boy was a gala event and last but not least the servmg of lunches to the faculty which enaoles the gurls to earn money lqhrs year the club boasts a membershrp of srxty four They are capably led by therr presrdent Mary Ellen Dolvln uce president Margaret Gould secretary treasurer Kathryn Chenhall publlcltv Clara Emmerson and a program commlttee composed ol Evalyne Smxth Regina l-lenlcel Dorothy Frye and Marllyn ones The other members are as follows ane Lnmgston ane Sorenson Lucille Olson Ruth C-uertman Shirley Borchard Margaret Frye Delores Kracht Audrey chnson Shlrley Farnham Marrllee Albertson Helen Andrew Gladys Baldwrn eanne Brown Roselma Chatfleld Alma Good Betty Feaster Elxzabeth Saclcett Phyllns Kohn Donna Van Norman Iona Watt Eleanor Randolph lrls Walker Betty Alexander Betty Booth Audrey Randolph Lila Marsh Barbara Selzer Mable Muller Frances Cerjets Gloria Bodenhamer Rose Barley Betty ensen Ruth ,lensen Vrolet Kracht Mary Mett Arlene Thompson Shirley Sonders Charlen Schonlng Lorraine Tuttle Raylene Thoma Mary Lou ordan Favette C-Inger Dons Kehoe Betsy ohnson Marlon Fritz Ruth Olson Mary Hoffrlcter Ella Mae Peppmrer Marjorie Rhodes and Della Shatto Thus well orgam ed club I5 sponsored by Miss lucrlle Tlgges and Mlss N Ember Day Silsolis Q . , , 'g J . 'IJ ,J . , ' 1. Anna Somus, Charlene Peterson, Esther Thuente, Irene Kehoe, Dorothy Batchelet, Mlldrecl Davis. Upoer left Journalists at work Upper right Would you like t cheek out a book Lower left Now let s get this copy ready Lower right Repairing and pic parmg Keepers of the Books The Library Club is a new club this vear and was organ Zed to tra n th girls to becom th future study hall librarians Thus they had laboratory periods that were spent in learn ng to take charge of the books repair them prepare them for us and to leain the Dewey Decimal system Projects carried out were planning and setting up a library display reorganizing the pamphlet file keeping the dai'y collection ot newspaper clippings and sponsoring National Book Week by pre senting a very fine assembly program Th s active group has set up some definite aims which are l to learn library technique 2 t become better acquainted with the funct ons of the library 3 to develope greater appreciation for the library s service 4 to become fonder and better acquainted with books and 5 to be able to perform a service to S H S by becoming a student librarian Rossiter vice president and Betty Follon secretary Members are Erma Breidinger oyce Ressen Lois Hanna Dorothy Falline Dorothy Pennmg and Helen Stanton Scribblers The ournalism or Scribblers Club is devoted to the study of that famous American institution the newspaper These members are preparing now to hold important jobs as publishers and editors the future The sponsor is Miss Iris Hall Mr Raymond Anderson of the Spencer Reporter and Larry Andrews of Radio Station KICD gave valuable talks on Journalism The extra pomters they gave were much appreciated Studying and drawing 3 cartoons took up a lot of the meetings They also made use of the Public Address system by practicing announcing news items etc They also interviewed each other over this improvised radio station Learning by doing is obviously their motto They made several surveys one of them concerning the students contribution toward the war effort oan Bixby president ohn Cornwall vice president Velma Flint secretary treasuer Wyman Steffen publicity Other members are Harley Chamberlain Alden Dunning Gene Fiesler Rosemary Hansen ohn Holmes Bob ohnson ohn Nelson im Watke SSIS1 ts i i ' s ' ' ' ' . ' ' : . ' ' . . o Miss Miller is sponsor of this outstanding group. Officers are Imogene Rindsig, president: Lois l . ' : h . Q . ' 2 . J . QQ ' Y, ' . ' ' s in . b V' ci. ,. . , A . . . J . i I ,l ' . 'i A' 2 it . - I 1 . . J '. J . l Y J' - 'Round and 'Round Tap Pic- Contemporary We Affairs Club. Bottom pic- Stagecraft Club. One of the new clubs organized this year to our ever expanding outside activity list was Con- temporary Affairs. Under the leadership of C. Lester White the club has functioned as one on the study of current affairs of the worlcl. Their activities inclucle: the prophecy of the future, which incidentally usually prove to be wrong, map studies of foreign countries, and the discussion of current national, international and world-wide news. Their meetings were without a dull moment, for the fast changing world affairs furnished them with sufficient material to discuss. Particularly important are the open discussions which they have each club period. These bits of oratory are very important in that they improve their manner of speech and it gives everyone a chance to express his own opinion. With such whizzes as J. Dee Ferguson and Bill Loder in this club it proves how interesting the meetings can be. Members are: Kirby Anderson, Bill Loder, Arlo Marienau, Harold Bang, George Bezoni. Ronald Guerttman, Art Duncan, Dee Ferguson, Keith Taylor, Melvin Newcomb, Duane Wunn, Darrel Hansen. Dean Reason. Dave Nyren, ,lim Peterson. Wayne Johnson, Loren Moding, Keith Logan, John Brothers, Byron Boxwell, president and Putts Coughenour, secretary. SCENE SHIFTERS Lights! Action! Camera! of course these things play a big part in a setting, but what would a performance be without stage properties and make-up to create the effect for a more realistic back- ground? Here is your answer. A stagecraft club. Miss Crouse, the sponsor, has a group of fifteen to work with. The girls learn the correct way of putting on proper amounts of make-up, while the boys make stage properties. For example: the group met in the auditorium on the stage during club period, and everyone learned the fundamentals of stage settings. They have set up stage properties for the class plays and put make-up on the characters of the casts. One of the experiments which they accomplished was: several students would wear various amounts and colors of make-up to discover how different lights affected the shades of make-up. Throughout the year they have been working in co-operation with the art department at the West School in making scenery. Members are: Dave Bamett, jerry Dean, Jack Graham, Ken Wieneke, Earl Klaessy, ,lack Olson. Crlenn Wells, Bob Hjelm, Ray McCarthy, Clayton Disch, Alice james, Harriet McCarty, Jessie Campbell, Lula Ewing, Lavon Ralle, Shirley Ellis. Virginia Gustoff, Lois Johns. ..3gI52l3g-- Upper plc the members Lower p1c Radxcals at work Radlcals on the Rampage We glve you the mathematical gemuses of Spencer Hugh They compete with well anyone blessed wlth a speclal mmd which runs along the track of mathematlcs These people whlch we speak of make up our Radlcal or Mathematlcal Club These boys to keep their mind from workmg entlrely on one track spend a part of their period workmg on the slide rule Another part maklng wooden protractols and other wooden mathematical models whlch are very useful ln the tudy of different figures and the solving ot problems haung to do wlth these subjects Too they help the teachers tabulate questlonarres They were Interested ln seeing how they could compare with the other enlxstees m the Navy so they took slmllar exams It seems they came out wlth about average scores A defmxte purpose rs behind thls club They check up on their fundamental math by dolng speed tests on adding subtractlng and multlplyxng This wxll help them 1 great deal when they start mto a business career The following members are enrolled m this club Franklm Brussle Ronald Conlon Marvin Craig Keith Darlington who 15 thelr vlce president Glenn Erlckson secretary Duane esperson Bob Kenny president ack Kepford Earl Norgaard Soren Olesen Don Sorenson Kenneth Strckler Duck Stockdale Ronald Trlton and Russell Watts They are headed and sponsored by Mlss Hazel Cory ,gg sage 1 s ,'T' , . . . . 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I I l' Mackle drlllmg Mark lt accurately Lowell Johnnie and Leo work on a feeder Les frlmg the saw plantmg corn Boo and h1s hog project Leo and h1s hogs Vlfgll saw lt stralght Food for Amenca Now take hogs for Instance not a very glamorous subject maybe but a very pleasant one especially when the money starts rolling mto your pocket You can have a poultry project a crop project or varlous other projects but for the creatlon of a hog project we grve you the Future Farmers of America One of the thlngs whxch they carry throughout the summer months rs a project of therr own These projects are only a part of their yearly projects Their choice of subject whether lt IS crops poultry or llvestock rs not only for enjoyment but rt teaches them a great deal also coming them a nlce but of cash In the project year of l942 the boys averaged a net profrt of S200 apiece What they learned about crop rotatlon and bulldlng up of the soil IS golng to mean a lot to us very shortly This war wxll be over sometlme and they will be the persons to feed the world Their knowledge of the ralslng of crops which rs our chief source of food supply will be a help to us and our army We need rll of these boys to help us get as large a production as posslble because It IS true our army marches on xts stomach Future Farmers of America Club rs made up of Chapters These Chapters are spread all over the U S A and each chapter constrtutes a town or communrty rn whlch Agriculture IS taught The Chapters each have a unlt project Thus project constitutes their major means of making money for their clubs The boys this year are cooperating on a hog project This seems to be a wlse choice at thus tlme They wlll care for them and feed them then pool the proflts for club funds Thej estimate a net prxce of about S200 The Future Farmers of Amerrca are well represented ln Spencer Hrgh They have thrrty three members who are as follows Donald Clark Carl Selzer Harold Enmger Delmer Shatto Bull Rmdsrg Donald Munson Otto Hmtz Harold Knight Vrrgn Schonmg Don Brlnkly Eugene Frtz loff Bob Tolle Stanley Tolle Franklin Melt Bernard Ketcham Ralph Beck Louis Wremers Dale Hams Darrel Hlen ohn Ginger Wayne Bodenhamer George Seller Floyd Breldlnger Robert Seaton Bob Whrte Dean Goodale James Atkmson Lester Warren John Shaw and Art Could who are led by Mr Dalby the Agnculture teacher and Kenth Mugge presxdent David Seibel vnce presrdent Mac Swanson secretary and Bull Kmght reporter These boys who are turmng their school room over to farm work are the ones who wxll burld the world More power to the Future Farmers of America 6494339 4 1 . . . v . . . , ! . 1 I V , . u v - s n , . 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J . . . . u n n u 1 - - v r 1 1 , . v v 1 - v . v Q v r r- -1 Trp row Ml Slnlflt Bob Wrxght Bob Morrow J1m Watke Tom McGu1re Second row Jack Kepford Roger Burgess Tony Rxepma Jack Van Kxrk Gordon Thompson B tton row Merle Wells Pete Bennett secretary Gene Krause pres1dent Lane Kunatb Damel Male Manueuers The Hr Y Club completed a most successful year headed by their new sponsor Mr Maurice Srmft At the begmmng of the school year the boys elected the followmg offrcers to lead them Gene Krause president Merle Wells vlce president Pete Bennett sec retary and Lan Kunath treasurer Bemg a patnotlc group of boys the HIY club sponsored a scrap drrve ln alliance with the school s effort and contributed a good deal to that worthy cause Another project they undertook was a new venture for the club Frve Interested boys were appointed from the group to coach and referee the grade schools boys basketball teams rn the fmer pomts of the game The boys partnclpatmg were Gene Krause Bob Morrow Pete Bennett Merle Wells and Tom McGuire A tradrtlon of the club has been to present a basket to some needy famlly each year at Christmas time This basket was distributed by the boys as ln former years The Hn Y club has always sponsored at least one bug dance for the whole hxgh school The theme chosen for this years event was St Patncks Day with everyone enjoymg a fome trme ln addltron two other dances were enyoyed by the members and their respectrve dates The l'l1Y IS the Jumor orgamzatlon of the Y M C A and fulfrlls the same need for boys as G R does for glrls .gffsslg r- -' sn -' -W 'sf W' '-'--' 'H' 'ss' s rr-'f 1-fs' 1 l 4 ' ' ' . ,Ji 1 l , 9 , ' 5 -, ' Jordan, Not pictured: Clare de Koster, Wayne Ellenwood. flu Cf'H1'111nriz1111 Calvin Tyrrell Darrell Walstrom Semor Sectron Contmued JIM FCKF RMAN lrus I tl l md o 171112 uv an l1111L lo run md Dllll 4 1 1 1 fx n Jurm ld uL 1 1 0 IIlOd I T Utlb l S HIL 3ll56l?8 1 I Oulslm 111 1115 17 u I I ' ' 1 ffm . llc M1111 111' l'L'Lk f L x ll, lo gm yr ' y , 1 1 1 hy 11 nfl rc- pui' lm't n1o'tl ,Li gf. I g ll 1 Q 3 cu f L' 'x. fir11'A L l Ullv lvld ll ml1uI11l1- vd .xpnt in 1'l'ClAlYO7U'.N l1cf11'. .4 rl' Q ' ur' of band 4 1cl Mlvnu fl lv. NIGHT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, jICCS , ANNOUNCES AT LOCAL RADIO STA TION . . . PROM HELD APRIL 30 . . . VICTORY CORPS. PROGRAM HELD HERE. . HOMEMAKINC CIRLS SERVE NINETY STUDENTS PIE FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES . . SPENCER HICH TEACHERS TAKE FIRST-AID COURSE . . . I Pep on parade The Tiger Trall Follox the leader the freaklsh freshmen Johnce On the march Halt' The pep band Carnes on SSISBIES r N' ... .1 H - v- 1 Dur Coaches Here's a salute to the new coach of Spencer High, and also to a swell guy. Completing the first year as mentor of the Tigers making many improvements in the athletic system. Coach Luchsinger's activities have not been limited to outside athletics alone, rather a rigid physical fitness course has been established for every boy in high school. His training for coaching came from three sources, Drake U., lowa Preflight School and actual participation in athletics. Throughout the year his team has had the luck against them and several times emerged as a loser by a close margin. The coaching system being new and different, many problems came up which were ironed out: we are confident that next year Coach will guide his teams to the top of the conference. First off, let's tip the topper to the head man of the second team, Mr. Shearer, who almost always turns up with a good team. His job is to teach the boys the knowledge of basket- ball and football and to see they get the experience needed for varsity ball the next year. He has a certain way of putting things across so they really mean something to the players. This has been Mr. Shearer's l5th yea: as head of the reserves, and as his record shows he has considerable more wins than setbacks. Not only is he interested in basketball and foot- ball, but he is one of our leaders in track. So in the coming years may they be one's of luck and success to a regular fellow. ,stere- Oh, that Spirit Lake game Coach Luchsinger Mr. Shearer 1 A IL, FLOYD VERNER Pad , the sparlfplug of the team, suc- cessfully guided his mates through the sea- son. A good passer and occasionally a good ball carrier. Noted for getting through tough spots. MELVIN NEWCOMB Melv, the largest man on the team, was also the fastest. lvoted for running them down after they got away. The man with the educated toe will be greatly missed next year. For the second year he made the Alt- Conference team. JOHN DUCHARME A sophomore with a lol of ability. john played the wingbaclf position at the start of the season. A lot will be expected from him .n his two remaining years. BOB UNDERWOOD A small but shifty baclf who almost con- tfnual.y carried the ball. A good passer and a very good defensive player. Bob was also a first string All-Conference back. DICK LAWSON This short stocky fullback could almost always be counted on to piclf up a necessary two or three yards for a first down. Dictf was converted from a wingbactf to fullback in midseason. GEORGE SAYER Cas , a very big boy, played end and could always be depended upon to malfe yards from passes. Running around his end the opponents ran into a stone wall. George is a Senior. IRVIN COUGHENOUR Pulls played end for the Tigers and very capably at that. A touchdown pass receiver and a tough man on defense. This All-Conference player's shoes will be hard to fill next year. Q Guard that man -'iilbotisi WAYNE JOHNSON A rugged guard who always was loolg- ing for action. Could almost always be founil in the opponents baclgfield lvrealfing up the play. This is Wayne's last year. FRANK STRONG Frank always in there fighting, stopped many plays through the center of the line. A small boy but strong on defense and much improved in offense. DAVE NYREN Dave was one of our best men on defense almost always stopping the opponent when they tried his side of the line. As a senior this rugged player will be greatly missed. WAYNE DUGGLEBY Butch the line-baclfer who got just about all the taelfles that reached the secondary. On offense he opened holes in the line and he also did most of the puntfng for the Tigers. KEITH DARLINGTON Keith was transferred here in midseason and tool? over the winglvaclf position. A good passer and he also made several points for the Spencer eleven. ART DUNCAN Sharing the center duties with Strong, Art was especially strong on offense, blasting many holes in the opponents line. Always a rugged man on defense to get through. RAY SCHONING Ray a general utility man proved to be a high class sub. Most of his duties were at the tactile position, however, he also play- ed end. Ray was always sent in, in a tight spot with instructions. Around end 022161 '39 Hittm hard Bob Second Team Squad Ronald Wyman Woods Guertman Steffen and A eb n erson Second Team 560,95 Spencer Scores-lst Team Y D . -. Spencer-l3 Sibley- 0 Spencer-6 ws. Estherville 6 Spencer- 6 Estherville- 7 Spencer-6 vs. Emmetsburg-6 Spencer- 0 Storm Lake-l2 Spencer-0 vs, Estherville-6 Spencer-gg Emngelislisrg-I 3 . pencer- e on- Spencer-l9 Cherokee- 6 Due to the lack of transportation facilities the Spencer- 7 AISOUH- 0 Spencer- 3 Spirit Lake- 7 second team Cubs, played only a three game schedule. Mr. Shearer had the job of rounding out a team of rather inexperienced players, never having a complete regular team. The Cubs had a few bad breaks which cost them the game at Estherville. Showing spirit and drive in the early part of the game Spencer forged ahead in the other games only to have the score tiecl in the later moments of the game. t'Putts snagging one Showing power and drive, even though weather conditions were at their worst, Spencer won its first victory of the season from Sibley. Hendrickson and his line plunges showed up best for the Tigers. The Midgets of Estherville rolled over the team with great difficulty. The Tigers were beaten on a trick play which Estherville pulled in the third quarter, and also a missed extra point by Newcomb. Due to an injury Underwood was not able to play. Recovering Bob carrying the ball .gqteejje Scrimmage Skull sessions t'Hudclle Showing the lack of power here-to-for displayed, the Tigers agafn suffered a setback. Berg, Storm Lakeis shifty back, continually slipped by the line to make long gains. The team was again hampered by injuries. Underwood still being unable to play and Newcomb also still suffering a dislocated shoulder from the Estherville game. At full force again the team started the Emmeis- burg game very poorly having two touchdowns scored on them in the early stages of the game. The last half however showed a marked improvement and the Tigers scored two touchdowns only to have both extra points bobbled which in the end proved to be the margin of defeat. For the first time the Tigers unleashed their ground and air attacks and smothered the Sheldonites Underwood and Newcomb were outstanding for Spencer. Booting it Hitting 6 Again playing good ball, the team downed Cher- okee after a long bruising battle, neither giving in until the final gun was fired. After the first touch- down of Spencers the score became tied only to have the Tigers again take the lead and hold it throughout the game. Not playing the inspired game the team had before displayed, the Tigers barely out scored Algona. Algona threatened all through the game, and in a desperate effort at the end of the last quarter, they stalled I0 yards from paydirt. ln a story-book finish Spencer was caught flat- footed and beaten. Newcomb early in the game kicked a fieldgoal which until the last four seconds of the game was the margin between the two teams. Then Webb threw a touchdown pass and the extra point was good. line Cubs vs. Midgets ..3Q6313g-- KIRKWOOD-Ed a substztute center played his share of the txme and was a good rebounder Ed was our only overhead shot BILL LODER A small but speedy guard who helped et the pace for the team and as he IS a semor wzll leave a brg gap xn next year s team BYRON BOXWELlf- Muscles a half year student was only elxglble for the fzrst few games of competxtzan Noted for hls hfgh looplng shots whzch almost always hzt Hrs leavxng the team left a large hole In the team to anyone who could fxll rt CAL RANDOLPH Although Cal played veru llttle hats off must be gzven to hzm for hzs spzrzt he drsplamd for the rest of the plavers LOREW MODINTG A tall boy who was our onll representatzve from the country Lorens speczalty was defense and he many tzmes broke up plays which would havc meant poznts for the opposzton 23564136 DEE FERGUSON A converted center who was a good man on rebounds Dee constantly fought for the ball and usually came up with xt Most of hrs poznts came from shootng one haml shots from under the baslfet KENNY LARSON Ths bemg Kenny s f1rst uear of varsxtu compeztzon he gradual'y wor ed hzs way to one of the best players on the team One of hzs specraltxes rs hs shots whxch he perfected through practlce BOB MANN As captam of the Tlgers Bob led hzs mates through the year wth success Thzs junzor was the most conszstent player on the varszty Hrs left hand shots manv tmes hzt the hoop for much needed pomts KEITH DARLINGTON he th was converted from forward to guard late rn the season Thrs semor was strong on defense and also hzt the hoop for hzs share of pozrts t . U . . . . . . . . , . . . I.. .K V i L l .. .. ' . . , . M1 I 3 Q ,. A 1 - j A-1 , . . , 'I -. .. .. P' -I Frrst Team Scores Spencer 34 Spencer 30 Spencer 22 SPENCER'S ON THE BALL Spencer 23 Spencer 13 Spencer 21 Spencer 29 Spencer 41 Spencer 42 Spencer 17 Spencer 43 Spencer 37 Spencer 25 Spencer 20 vs. Everly 24 vs. Emmetsburg 28 vs. Cherckee 30 vs. Milford 25 vs. Sheldon 24 vs. Estherville 14 vs. Storm Lake 31 vs. Emmetsburg 25 vs. Spirit Lake 27 vs. Cherokee 23 vs. Sheldon 17 vs. Estherville 32 - - vs. Spirit Lake 24 vs. Storm Lake 26 A TENSE MOMENT Spencer Varsity Writeups SPENCER VS. EVERLY The first game of the season brought dis- aster to the fighting Tigers, Everly an experi- enced smooth working machine outplayed the team throughout the game, however, many of our shots rimed out instead of in. SPENCER VS, EMMETSBURG The Spencerites suffered its first defeat in conference competition. Emmetsburg's defense was weak but the shots of the Tigers couldn't hit the hoop. Mann was Spencer's best scoring threat while the other players contributed about the same amount of points, SPENCER VS. CHEROKEE Again being set back, the team showed much more promise. It was a heart-breaking game as the Tigers were beaten in a fast over- time period. SPENCER VS. MILFORD Easily rolling over Milford, Spencer won its first game of the season. Milford never led or even came close to leading the Tigers throughout the game. SPENCER VS. SHELDON The Tigers for the first time played the ball they were capable of playing by swamping the Sheldonites. Everyone played an outstand- ing game, but Bob Mann led the offense strength by dropping in ninteen points for the team. Bill Loder did the most cn defense. SPENCER VS. ESTHERVILLE After getting off to a poor start for the first half the team finally started to hit the pace and gradually surpassed the foes. Bob Mann was the star for the Tigers making eight free throws out of eight. One of the closest games of the season it was still anyones game until the very last moment of play. SPENCER VS. STORM LAKE The Tigers really got off to a good start in the scoring side and never gave up the lead. Storm Lake couldn't hit the hoop anytime in the game except the last few minutes of the game. Bill Loder played an alround good game hitting for seventeen points and he also played an outstanding defensive game. SPENCER VS. EMMETSBURG Continuing their winning streak the team gained revenge on the Midgets and downed them with little difficulty. Bob Mann showed up best on offense and also best on defense. SPENCER VS. SPIRIT LAKE Another overtime game which ended with the Tigers on the short end of the score. Spirit Lake led the Spencer boys throughout most of the game, but a fast ending proved almost too much for the Indians. SPENCER VS. CHEROKEE After leading at the half with a consider- able margin Spencer let down and were con- stantly scored upon. In the last half our shots missed most of the time and the defense was very loose. SPENCER VS. SHELDON More a football game than a basketball game the boys from Sheldon seemed they just didn't have the power to beat the Tigers. Bob Mann was the best scoring threat. SPENCER VS, ESTHERVILLE A nip and tuck gattle throughout with the Tigers being tucked away with a defeat. Lead- ing one point the third quarter, Spencer could not stop the shots of Woods of Estherville, and he and his team mates finally forged ahead to win. SPENCER VS. SPIRIT LAKE The rivalry between the Tigers and the Indians continued and so continued a sort of jinx which has been held over cur heads throughout the season. Mann was best on offense but everyone else was cold and this proved to be the margin of defeat, SPENCER VS. STORM LAKE Completing the season of regularly sched- uled games, the team was downed by Storm Lake's inspired ball team. The luck was against the team and most of their shots rolled out instead of in. The defense was also penetrated more than usual. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT In a thrilling game the Tigers downed Estherville by one point in the last few seconds of play. Loren Moding sunk the winning marker. The second game saw the second five playing all of the game. Emmet Township couldn't do anything with Kirkwood who made 19 counters. Spirit Lake with two of their regulars out played inspired ball to eliminate Spencer from the running. Thus closed the '42 season. -swiss-Q Second Team Back 1 w Donald Sorenson Hemy 'VIcVe Wayne Ellen wood Bob McPherson M1dd1e rovx Jack Van Klrk Dav1d Delbel Bob Andex son Gene Klause Wyman Steffen M1 Shealel Bottom low Melle Wells Bob Wo ds Kennetn Wlenke Pete Bennett John Ducharme Mr Shearer head 'nan of the secmd team tutored hls men to a fairly suc cessful season Although maybe the vson 1nd lost percentage IS not too hrgh lt has been a success ln that the boys on the squad gamed the experience needed for advanced ball playing Through most of the vear the team composed of Bob Woods and Merle Wells at guards Pete Bennett and john Ducharme at forwards and Kenny Wlenke at center Also seeing much action was Gene Krause and Wyman Steffen at forwards and Bob Anderson at guard These boys form the basis for next years flrst strung squad and many of them will probably see much actlon against varsxty competltlon FOUL' SPENCER S BASKET - V1 66 le r- - f Y- ' -Y - ' '- Wi Y f 4 - - L' . . .r . - V, - V . , l 5. 1 - - 1 X' . . . y , - , - . . . . . 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A , , I A v v , . v 1 Freshman Team Back row Coach Jones Alf McCarthx Duane John son Bob Buum John Culver Jack Olsen Jerry Murphy Bob England and Donald Muns n Front row John Cornwall Tom McGu1re Bob Morrow Bob John son Jlm Watke Lyle Lundstrom Kenny Steffen Coach Lewls ones Junior hxgh teacher experienced the pleasure of roundmg mto shape a smooth worlung team the baby Cubs of Spencer l-hgh Thrs team as far as the won and lost percentage struck a happy medlum however thelr competxtton was Class B first team ball clubs which accounts for most of thexr defeats The outstandmg players were probably Tom McGuire and Lyle Lunclstrom with John Cornwall Kenny Steffen and Bob Johnston domg thelr share of the worlc Next year wrll see most of these boys playing with the reserves and possnbly some might help out on the varsxty squad Best of luck boys and keep on wmmng games A DEAD RINGER ON THE DEFENSIVE :3iI6Tl?S r . ts vm . - v s- ' 1 1 v 1 f. . 1 o . . v 1 y ' v v A 1 - J . . I v - v v n , . , . v A n- -1 Upper groups Stage crew Don Toland Vxrgmxa Murphy Marge McT1gue Marge McT1gue Cal Randolph Lower groups Don Toland Claue Camp Marge McT1gue Art Lovnen Betty Bullock Suzanne Long Art Lovnen Senior Class Play The senior class play presented on April 28 l943 provided rich acting opportunity for the well chosen cast The plot revolved around the question What constitutes a geniusi' Aline gave up a promising stage career to marry kind patient George and now tries to realize in her children her thwarted hopes for genius This situation creates such an unpleasant atmosphere in the home that George moves to the back of his store where he can experiment on hy drangeas which his wife cannot tolerate Aida practices faithfully to develop a small voice and Beaumont saws away disgustedly on the cello--secretly longing to enter the hardware business Rita Rinaldi a famous actress has been tricked into using her influence for the children s recital but the well laid plan backfires on Alme when Katie the stolid but talented Swedish maid at the Blod getts is dicovered as the real genius Beau finally leaves to help his father at the store and Dr Oliver a domineering young man changes Aida s thoughts of a career in favor of matrimony l'ather the least suspected of having genius brings home the honors by winning first prize for his hydranges With a new respect for her husband Aline turns to him for comfort Albertlna furnishes the comic element by continually popping into the Blodgett home with the request that they look after her baby for Just a moment Beaumont Blodgett Don Toland Albertina Hogan Aida Blodgett Katie Peterson George Blodgett Rita Rinaldi Dr Steve Oliver Margorie McTigue Assistant Director Claire Camp Properties Arthur Lovrien Stage Managers Suzanne Long Calvin Randolpn Malte up .ggfeajgg Virginia Murphy Pat Kolb Mary Kay Burne George Sayer Ronald Guerttman Alice ames 1 Aline Blodgett .....................,.. Betty Bullock Prompter ................................ Shirley Christians . ' ........,........... ' ' - ........ ............ .................... ' J . Upper left Bob Wrlson D rls Ducharme Stanley Trxpp Rosemarxe Nlelson Betty Herzov Mary Ellen Dolvxn Upper rlgbt Bob Woods Jackl Morgan Bob Mann Low er left Slne Oleson Mary Davxs Anna Er1ckson J hn Belshe DaV1d Bowe Wayne Ellenvl ood George Sayer Iola Gannon Lavon Ralle Lower rrght Lavonne Wllcox B111 Boyd Sam Campbell Bob Mann Jean Ann Rubes Junior Class Play The Juniors along wlth the rest of the world turned patnotlc this year And although they dldnt spread aeons of propaganda throughout axls nations the SPCDCCYIICS heard from them One fugltxve from the play has given us the account of When Betty H would tear her haxr And lt dldn t look as though she could bear Our noble atten pts at drama sweet We looked at our lmes and turned on the eat Mann was the father speaking stralght from the heart That IS when he ever remembered has part But lxke all good umors he came out on lop And kept the play from being a flop ean Anne worc an apron and put up her han And gossxped llke fury untxl the scare About Aunt en that rlch old thmg Played by Tootsxe who went on a flxng Glamour puss Herzog changed her line From swlshes and wishes and looks quxte dlvlne To p gtaxls and cussm and baby brat tricks The classic Impression of being sweet slx Completed the famxly nn form that was true While Dome and Woods were the ones who stood by Awaiting the usual family tle It really was a wonderful play Wnth laughs and patrlotlc say so Smce we had the spmt and also plenty of ham W just kept right on plugging for dear old Uncle Sam ln c se ll has slipped your mmd the name of the plav was Amencan Passport and was presented bv tne class of 44 on November 20 l942 Important extras were Stanley Tnpp Lavonne Wllcox Bull Boyd and Sam Campbell Back stage assxstants Included George Sayer Wayne Ellenwood Anna Mane Erlcksen Iola Gannon Lavon Ralle Mary Davis ohn Belshe Davxd Bowe Wendell Crowe Harriet McCarty Bob Kenny Betty Alexander esse oan Campbell and Lula Ewxng Mary Ellen Dolvm presxded as Mlstress of Ceremonies Helen lVlcConnehey danced m a mllxtary manner and the Jumor sextette sang MISS Betty Holdcroft dlrected the successful productxon 2il69l38 ' ' b, i ' h l' .C V ' : 4 ' , Y' , . l, - I I 5 . 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Regrna ohn Pat Margaret Roger The Lrttle Red Schoolhouse Back Stagers The element of romance Sophomore Class Plays The very successful and entertarnrng sophomore plays were presented on March I9 I943 Angel Face was the story of a brat who could fmd nothlng better to do than to drrve her famrly to the last degree of rnsanrty helped by her contemporary Grandpa Summers who could weave hrs yarns through any famrly quarrel Her srsters and therr beaus had to bear the brunt of the attack when Angelface vent her rage rn therr drrectron Mr and Mrs Summers trred to keep the home peaceful and placrd desprte all of Angelface s doings ln The Lrttle Red Schoolhouse the rron hand ruled Butch Callahan the toughest boy rn school consrdered rt hrs duty to keep Flash Graham the sleeprest boy rn school awake Tubby Frnk the fattest boy rn school kept Tessre Talent constantly rn giggles Hrldegrade La Verne was persrstently late and Mangold Talbot prrded herself on being the world s worst tattletale Elsa Schmrdt couldn t speak very good English and was the dumbest grrl rn school Clarrssa Porter the most stuck up grrl rn school always brought her par ents domrneerrng Mrs Ezra Porter and her husband henpecked Ezra Porter to come to her defense on any trrvral matter Mayberry Flutter wrth hrs knrckers was the darlrngest boy rn school and Mrdge Rerss always answered for her poor twrn lrttle Pewee What a trme ANGELFACE Flash Graham Max Safely Angelface Margaret Duf'5 Tllbby Fink DOD Johnson Grandpa Summers Roger Burgess Tessre Talent Crystal Dxckmson Peggy Summers Caly Beal Hrldegarde La Verne Norma Bats n Mangold Talbot Flavra Darlj Andy Stevens Jlrn Wnln Elsa Schmrdt Helen Stanton MI Henly Summers John Glnger Clarrssa Porter Joanne Campb ll Mrs Henry Summers Regma Henkel M15 Ezra Porter Befme Hal' vr E P c lN ll LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE Mrybezfray ffflffer ar 0 Teacher Alrce Wrlson Mrdge Rerss 'Vlarrlee Clausen Butch Callahan Duane Wunn Pewee Relss Harley Chamberlam The Mistress of Ceremonies was Pat Fenske who announced and handled the performance with Brll Green sk: nlhe rn between entertarnment was furnrshed by Betty Follan sflfols . . ., - , . . . . . . , . . - , . . , . . , . . . , , . . . , . 4 . ' , ' . - . . - . , . ? as rr , .................................... x L ' . l ' . Roger Sutton ..................... ......... ...... B 0 b Twetten , -'---'------- f '----------------' ' . i ..........--........... -........ . . H ' ' ' ' ..... . .... .............. e M H l . ...............................,... . U . a ............................ , r- -1 Upper left Jeanne Rae Brown Betty Woods Bob Wedge Phylh, Kohn Upper rlght E11zabeth Sackett Kenneth Steffen John Culver Bob Morrow George Bezom Merrllee Albertson Janet Dunnmg Marllyn Jones Lower left George Sayer Wayne Ellenwood Clayton Dxsch Helen Andrews Jane Lxvlngston Jane Sorenson Antomette Soholm Lower rlght Donna Mannron Jlm Chr1st1ans Bob Morrow John Cornwall Kenneth Steffen Bob Johnson Harold Gannon Vlolet Henkel Freshman Class Plays The freshmen gave two bang up plays this y ar Varlety was the theme of their productlon which was directed by Mlss lns Hall and presented on February l7 The fxrst play was Sxster Sue a typical one concernxng famlly lrfe Maybelhne one of the elder slsters after she lost her date to the blg dance of the season tnes to steal Carol s boy friend by tellmg hlm all kmds of stones She almost succeeds ln her attempt but Sue prevents thls tragedy by settmg scores right by relating some tasty morsels of her own about Maybelline After a stormy session with the words falling fast and funously thmgs straighten around to everyone s satlsfactron Pink and Patches the second play was somethlng entlrely dxfferent It took place rn the mountains of the south and concern d a famlly of hrll bullies Texle rs not satrsfred wrth her lnfe of drudgery and con tmual lme of handed down clothes and longs for a touch of color m her drab llfe Her greatest ambmon IS to own a red dress She makes an acquaintance wth Mrs Allen a nch lady from the clty who offers her a present for a servxce Texre rendered her Texre s mother IS agamst all ths falderol but fmally lets Texre accept the grft lmagme her bltter dlsappomtment when rt rs only a made over brown dress' Rexle furmshes th co'n1c element wxth has corn cob pup and laconlc comments SISTER SUE Tommy Shotwell Bob Morrow Allen Marsh John Culver Sue Spencer Janet Dunnxng PINK AND PATCHES Maybelhne Spencer Marllyn Jones Texle Jeanne Rae Brown Mr Joe Spencer Kenneth Steffen Rexre Bob Wedge Mrs Martha Spencer Ehzabeth Sackett Betty Woods Radlo Votce George Bezom Mrs Allen Phyllxs Kohn 8611128 :. . y . 1 - , 7 , , . , . 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D' -1 Back row left to rlght V1rg1n1a Davxs Jm Chr1st1ans Kxrk Chaney Mr Smlth Mlddle ow Carol Straub Wendell Crowe Wayne Duggleby Jonn Culver R ger Burgess J1m Campbell Front row Carol Lckerman Bub Chamb r1a1n Don Schneckloth JI VE BOMBERS Lets take our hats eff to the swmgsters of the hugh school orchestra These hep cats blended a style of their own mto the popular muslc of the day and came out with some real Jtve Thx year only four veterans were mcluded ln the roste of the band all the rest of the cha rs were fmlled wlth newcomers Under the supervlslon of Lyall Smith who once ln a while helps the sax section out the orchestra has grown lnto one of the most popular addltlons to the schools outside currlculum This year popular vote put Wayne Duggleby m the student directors spot He has charge of the orchestra If Mr Smith IS not present and also IS the business manager A neu touch was added as Donna Mannion supplied the vocals and also as a help Vlrgmla Davis filled ln on the base vlol Included nn the social functions played for were all of the hugh school dance All class plays and DelVlolay dances So to these jners the best of luck for the commg years -ailme- ,-f yefygx 5 ' , f j ,, X , , .. :wwf ' 'f , . 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U l To the Sensors of 43 Convratulatzons from and comment by The Prmter on thzs Yearbook seem to be zn order chzefly because of the able and co operatrve effort which the l943 Annual Staff has grven out with ust as a matter of record the przntrng of the Spencerzan I5 each year the biggest prznt mg order whlch IS done ln Spencer eallmg on the utmost ln slgzll and craftsmanshxp Thzs vear with our Ben Larsen Class of 38 saxlxng the hfgh seas as purser of a Vzctory ship 1 had just about decided that the Annual was too blg an order for just one prmter and wife prmt shop force But one hates to quzt regardless of czrcum stances The congratulatrons to thfs Yearbook Staff are so dCflTIIlCly zn order because not mee I prrnt d the Spencerzan 1n l930 wxth Bud Bowman my son as edltor have I enjoyed worlfmg wzth so swell elegant a bunch of graduates Not once have I had to send out a wall to W to put on the pressure You have made what ln thrs year Of lYUf1d1CUP5 Pf0m1SCd f0 be my gfffllfest prmtmg headache a very happy taslf appreczatzon go to my boss on the job ac ze .Shaw who as cdxtor was ju t about the mcest person to wor with who has happened my way And so under great dtffrcultles Mrs Bowman and l have gtven you our best rn our deszre to help you publzsh thzs I943 Speneerxan the best of all S H 5 Yearboo s Than s a heap Clnff Bowman 'f Y E Q9-nu scnq 0 Member Est e 5SAsso0HW+ Q ' . ggim . ' , O Q j , . . . ., y . . I and 1 do thanlf you for the able and understanding co-operation. Especially does my lr , ' W -.... X3-ay s , lf t D .I92I, '