Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IN)

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unior Class History In the years of 1934-35 eighty-three boys and girls stepped down from the third floor to the second. We all felt very big and even if we were the sport of many upper classmen we were determined to stick it out for four years. After we had been here for about two weeks we assembled un- der the leadership of Mrs. Mary Blackford James and Mr. Conder and elected Damon Elder as presidentg Cora Dott Price, vice-president, and Charles Crecelius, secretary-treasurer. During our Freshman year we had three parties which were enjoyed by all. In April we elected Cora D. Price and Doris Fulk to accompany the Queen in the May Day Festival. Our Freshman year completed we felt very much at home and were anxious to start our Sophomore year. On the ninth of September we met again, this time only sixty-nine of us. We chose Richard Miller to lead. us, Lloyd Wampler as his assistant and Mary E. Rodenbeck as Sec.-Treas. Miss Brown, Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. Ault guided us through the year. This year we had two parties. For the May Queen Attendants we chose Cela Huffman and Mary E. Rodenbeck. When we had finished our half-way mark we felt pretty proud to become Juniors. In our third year in old S. H. S. we got right to work and elected Lloyd Wampler as president, James Marshall as his right hand man and Cela Huffman to take care of the finances. We had seventy members this year, several have found more happiness in matrimony and a few have left for other schools, but we have one more than last year. We have looked for- ward very much to the Junior-Senior Banquet and sponsored two shows and collected our dues. We had our Banquet in the Graham Hotel at Bloomington. The scheme of the Banquet represented a newspaper of- fice. For our Attendants to the Queen we elected Yvonne Mallalieu and Esther Rubeck. We have certainly enjoyed our Junior year and will like to be looked up to as those dignified Seniors, but we will hate to see our high school days in old Spencer end. MARY ELIZABETH RODENBECK uniorfSenior Banquet The long hoped for Junior-Senior Banquet at last arrived Friday eve- ning April 23. The Seniors alighted the royal carriages and traveled the velvet road to Hotel Graham in Bloomington. The tables were beautifully decorated with the class colors-blue, old rose, and silver-candles and flow- ers. The four course dinner was similar to that of a king's banquet. There were several excellent toasts including clever responses. Music was fur-- nished by an ensemble during the dinner. Also, special music by students. The prophecy- Hold The Press -was presented by a group of Juniors. Following the program the students danced to the music of an orchestra until time to adjourn. The much talked of evening was brought to a close by the farewell song sung to the Seniors. . ROSALIND PHILLIPS 4 .5 Je 'H V ., .mf ' -I fffqxf hx., 'J Hvqr'fq:,aL,f:.,:1lI' ew AWS. 1, ' xr. .. if , qi.. . 1 .Q I lf- 'He -.f - - '.l,,.,....,, ...hw ,-,.v Ni. :ff-y E- -'wo'E1 '51 5'

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DOPIIOHIOICS CHANEY, GENE FISH, JEANNE Sec.-Treas. FRANKLIN, CLAUDE ARCHER, CLARICE DYAR, ALFRED GREENWOOD, INA LOUISE CAMPBELL, WALTER BRINSON, JUSTINE CARPENTER, JEANNETTE Vice-President CORBIN, MADGE GUY, VERA CARPENTER, GORDON BRITTON, PEARL BRISTOW, CARL President HARRIS, MAXINE CULROSS, JOHN HAMILTON, BETTY CULROSS, DAVID HINES, MARCELLA LITTEN, DOROTHY JOHNSON, BETTY FRANKLIN, JOHN MACK JOHNSON, DORIS GIBSON, EUGENE KINNEYV, CAROLINE PARSONS, RUTH FENDER, DAVID LIVINGSTONE, IRENE LONG, RALPH LOVE, AGNES