Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IN)

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uniors WAMPLER, LLOYD, President HUFFMAN, CELA, Sec.-Treas. MARSHALL, JAMES, Vice-Pres. FISCUS, FOSTER CLEMMER, MARTHA BEAMAN, GARLAND CRISP, HELEN COFFEY, EUGENE CROWMER, VELMA CORNELL, EUGENE CURRAN, WANDA DAVIS, FLOYD DAILY, JEAN DEFORD, JUANITA DONALDSON, CECIL DEAN, JUANITA DRESCHER, MORGAN FINNEY, GERALDINE DYAR, BERNARD WINDERS, DOROTHY EDWARDS, FLOYD ASHLEY, MARTHA BAULT, BENNIE CARPENTER, LA VAUN GRAY, RUSSELL FREEMAN, DALE GIBSON, MAXINE CARPENTER, DAVID GRIGGS, DOROTHY GIBSON, MAHLON ISOM, HAZEL KINNEY, ARTHUR IzOR, FRANCILLA HICKAM, ELLIOTT FULK, DORIS

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Class Prophecy 1937 these words, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou? Romeo appears upon the stage in the person of our own ladies' man, Robert Royer. The beam flashes over the now bustling metropolis of Spencer, and rests upon the prosperous new department store, Parr's Five and Ten. There the famous detective, Andrew Sherlock Bryant, is nabbing the in- famous wornan shoplifter, Juanita Beauchamp, alias Big Beach. Following this the ofiice of the chief executive of Indiana makes its appearance on the screen, with Rex Litten, the master mind of the Senior government class, occupying the gubernatorial seat. His secretary, Frances Stockwell, is writing a letter of advice to the President of the United States. Organ music is heard, and the dynamic figure of the famous woman evangelist, Lois Franklin, is seen preaching in the pulpit of her church, and praying for the souls of her classmates. Next a modern medical clinic appears. Wilma Starnes is standing with her arm around a skeleton, and at first sight, it seems that she is now a renowned surgeon, and she is lecturing to a class of student doctors. A cloud of steam next obscures the screen, but upon further observa- tion we see that it is the famous cook of the Waldorf-Astoria, lifting the lid from one of her many soupkettles. The cook is none other than our own Margaret Kaylor. Professor Britton turns the dial, and a phonograph record is heard playing all kinds of weird and eerie noises. Helen Corns, the authoress of the latest mystery novels, is getting inspiration for her newest thriller. She stops the record, and turns the radio on. Over the ether comes the staccato voice of the radio news announcer of Station WLW, Miss Rachel Wallace, broadcasting the news of the world to her Spencer friends. - Next the huge oval of the Indianapolis Speedway Race Track is seen. The annual Memorial Day Races are on. Whizzing around the track on two wheels is the Spencer Special, with Charley Burn-em-up Winders at the wheel. The car whizzes and spins so dizzily that the screen suddenly turns all colors and finally goes black. Professor Britton sinks down on one elbow and sighs: He burnt up my screen! That's all, folks! Lois FRANLKIN MAXINE HIGHET M

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J L1111OI'S ELDER, DAMON JACKSON, MARTHA GUARD, BAILEY LIVINGSTON, MARGARET LONG, MAYME MALLALIEUV, YVONNE MCCLURE, DONALD MCCLURE, MARY MCKEAND, DOROTHY MINNICK, NOBLE MCKEAND, MILDRED MUSTARD, TED MILLER, MARY OOLEY, WILBERT MELICK, EVA MORROVV, PAUI-INFI PRICE, RENOS PRICE, CORA DOTT PHILLIPS, ROSALIND SPANGLER, LAWRENCE RODENBECK, MARY STOCKWELL, WILBUR ROYER, MARTHA WALTZ, FLOYD WINKLER, ERMA RUBECK, ESTHER . GALLOWAY, HERBERT UNGER, AUDREY WILLIAMS, RAYMOND RUBECK, KAYLE WHITE, CHARLES RICHARDSON, GENEVA WILKIE, LORAN RIDDLE, EDNA WILLIAMS, ERMA