Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IN)
- Class of 1940
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Wanda: I have heard that she can tell you about your past, present, and future. Inez: I wonder where the Madam is? Pauline: Oh, here's her crystal! Let's see if it will work for us! QAll gather around the crystalj Wanda: What shall we ask it to show us? Inez: Let's try to find out what we will be doing fifteen years from now. Pauline: Why not see if it can also tell us of the future of our class- mates? Wanda: That's a good idea, but I wonder how we will go about it? Inez: Maybe there's a magic word. Pauline: No, silly, I was reading about something like this the other day, and all you have to do is concentrate on what you want to see. Inez: I doubt if that works, but we'll give it a try. CAll concentrate and look searchingly into the crystalj All: There's a picture forming! ! ! !! Wanda: Look, it's Gerry Franklin, typing a letter of advice to Marjorie Gray, who seems to still be having trouble with her love affairs. Pauline: The picture is fading! Here is another one! Oh, there's David Fender wearing a white cap and apron. He's chief cook and bottle- washer at Huffman's Cafe here in Spencer. Inez: Who is that person among all those trees? It's Gweneth Gibson. and she's trying to convert the natives of Africa to Christianity! Wanda: There are a lot of animals, but they're in cages. It looks like a zoo. It is! And there's John Spicer, wearing a cap with Curator written on it feeding the animals. Pauline: Now it's showing our own high school. There's Mary Everly, carrying a history book and a letter addressed to: Mary Everly, Principal of Spencer High School. She seems to be calling someone. It's Bill Stevens -he must have been made Dean of Men at old S. H. S. Wanda: Look at all that water! There's a seasick sailor leaning over the rail of a ship. It's Claude Reagan and he has on a sweater with some lettering on it. I can't see exactly what it is. I can see better now. It says Claude Reagan, Heavyweight Champion of the U. S. Navy. I guess Claude is in the height of his glory! He always did want to be a sailor and a boxer. Inez: The scene is reverting back to Spencer again! It's the Roller Rink and Nina West is instructing a group of children how to skate. Wanda: What's that it is showing now? Pauline: It is the Indianapolis Speedway and Bill Sims seems to be the center of attraction. I guess he won the race. Judging from the Way he drove while in high school, I donit see how he could do anything but win. Wanda: Isn't that a filling station? A car is driving up, and Dewey Hassler is coming out of the station. A chip off the old block, I guess. Will you look who is in the car! There are Lois Sherfield and Virginia Franklin, who is wearing a nurse's uniform. There's a black bag on the seat with 'Dr. Sherfield written on it. Inez: Isn't that Jim Winders hanging up clothes and there's Ollie Troth bending over a tub! Oh, there's a sign with Winders and Troth's Laundry written on it. If that doesn't take the cake, I don't know what does! Pauline: Whew, look at that streamlined car that just drove up to the laundry! Jack Wetzel is the chauffeur and he is talking to Beryl .Adkins, who is sitting in the back seat. My, but she must have found a gold mine! Wanda: Now the setting is in Hollywood. Isn't that Barbara Lawson taking dictation from Mickey Rooney? I hope she has improved in her shorthand since she graduated from old S. H. S. Inez: And there's Eleanor McGuire curling Shirley Temple's hair. I suppose she's a beautician. Pauline: There's another room now, and Harley Allen is directing a love scene between Bob Highet and Fern Freeman. Wanda: There's Sidney Mathes. Why, he's doubling for Mickey Mouse! Inez: The setting is changing again. Now it's showing a circus. There's a figure flying through the air. I believe it's Lois Simpson and she's being tossed from Harry Call to Lloyd Penrose! That sign says they are the 'three great acrobats of the Blarney and Blooney circus. Pauline: There's another performer dressed in a leopard's skin and carrying some dumb-bells! Inez, it's YOU!!! Who would have thought that you would come to that? Wanda: Here comes another performer. It's another Woman and she's dressed as a clown. My but she's fat! Well, if it isn't Dorothy Baugh!-Look at that man surrounded by all those insects. I do believe it is Loren Spear with his flea circus. Pauline: Isn't that a large, steaming kettle? It is, and Maxine Booth is bending over it. Oh, I know. She's at the head of the P. T. A. hot lunch project at Spencer. Inez: I see a lot of sand and water now. Isn't that good-looking fellow walking back and forth on the beach Orval Hinton? It is! He must be a life guard on Miami Beach. Wanda: There's Clyde Kiser and he's writing something. It's a book and the title is Should Husbands Cook Breakfast? --by One Who Does. Pauline: There's another person bending over a desk! It's Evelyn Jones and she's drawing cartoons! I always thought she- had talent. Wanda: What are Maurice Borden and Jack Maners running so hard for? Why, they are cops and are chasing someone. It's you, Pauline. There, they have caught you, and you are protesting. Inez: Here comes another person carrying a satchel with Attorney written on it. Well, it's you, Wanda, and you are waving a bill which says Wanted-Pauline Beauchamp, gangster's moll. Pauline: Let's leave. I don't think this old crystal can really tell the future anyhow. Wanda: Maybe not, but we already know the worst, so we may as well see what the rest of the class will be doing fifteen years from now. Pauline: All right. Let's see what it shows next. Wanda: There's Murrell Edwards and he pushing a garbage cart down the streets of Cunot. Inez: My, look at those girls dance! Well, it's Geneva Rumple and LaVerne Rusher. There's a program on the floor and it says Rumple and Rusher, The World's Greatest Ballet Dance Team. Pauline: The scene is changing again. There seems to be a sale going on. Look, the auctioneer is Mary Jo Watkins, and she is being assisted by Ruth Dayhuff. Wanda: Isnlt that a school assembly? Well, there is Elizabeth Livingston giving a lecture to a group of students. Oh, I know. She is presi- dent of Central Normal College. Now it is showing another school room, but what queer-looking children! They are Hawaiians and Mary Straly is teaching them. Inez: Well, what on earth is that strange-looking device? It's floating in air and is occupied by Robert Long and Cecil Parrish. They seem to be lost in space. They probably started for Mars--the poor, foolish boys! Wanda: I can't see anything now. There is a white mist over every- thing. It's becoming clearer though. Well, if it isn't Roberta DeFord, and she is trying on a wedding gown. Pauline: The scene seems to be in the Metropolitan Opera House now. The audience is applauding wildly. There is Alberta Jordan and she is getting ready for an encore. Inez: Isn't that Bob McNaught sitting with his feet on a desk? He is smoking a pipe and a placard on the desk says Desk of State Park Custodian. Wanda: Now it is showing a big farm. There is Mary Jean Royer feed- ing a herd of cattle. She is raising cows and is using their hides to cover basketballs. She always was an ardent basketball fan. Pauline: There sits Doris Gibson with a book written by Juanita Unger. She is writing something. The title is Criticisms by Doris Gibson, the great- cst of all critics. Inez: I don't see any more pictures. I guess that is all of our old class- mates. Wanda: I wonder what has happened to Madam Tellitall? Pauline: We don't need to see her now. Let's hurry and leave before she comes. fStarts walking toward exit. Inez follows.J Wanda: I wonder how much of what we saw will come true. Pauline and Inez: I hope none of it does!!! Wanda: Oh, but I want to be a lawyer! KPauline and Inez exchange glances and walk outl CURTAIN THE END PAULINE BEAUCHAMP InEz FRANKLIN WANDA FRANKLIN .,,,i....-4 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1940, having learned a vast amount of invaluable knowledge, have come to the realization that the time has come to make a willg therefore, after deep concentration we make and publish this, our last will and testament. To the Freshman Class we leave our sophistication and hope that at some later date they may be as social-minded as we are. Our intelligence, we bequeath to the Sophomores. To the Juniors, in all due respect, we will the Senior Room. To Mr. Free and our sponsors, Mr. Stewart, Miss Brown, and Mr. Spangler, we wish to extend the deepest gratitude for their patience and cheerful guidance throughout the year. To Mr. Hubbard we leave all Confucius' sayings. Maybe he will have something besides fish stories to tell his beloved P. T. A. members. To Miss Galimore we will and bequeath all our old themes. May she look back on them with fond memories of a highly intellectual class. Upon Mr. Smartz we bestow our uncontrollable desire for vanilla ice cream cones. After deep concentration, We leave to Mr. Ricketts, our discarded locker keys so that he may more easily give vent to his anger at basketball games. Upon Mr. Corbin we bestow all our chemistry equipment in the vain hope that future classes will make it function properly. To Mr. Edwards, we donate our Public Safety Notebooks, hoping that he will carry on his great safety campaign. After due consideration, we agree to leave all musically inclined stu- dents to Miss Summers. To Mrs. Marshall, we leave a memorandum pad to remind her to ring the bell on time. . The soreness of our limbs we willingly leave to Miss Davidson, and sincerely hope the future classes will be able to take it better than we. A map of Chicago we donate to Mr. Becker. May he find a Chinese restaurant that serves edible food. To Miss Smith we leave our artistic tastes and art equipment. I, Harley Allen, do will and bequeath my nickname, Bubbles, to Owen Franklin. My boisterous attitude I leave to Earl Ashley. I, Beryl Adkins, do hereby will and bequeath my host of boy friends 'to the more unfortunate. Nobody gets my collection of costume jewelry. I, Dorothy Baugh, bestow upon Judy Cantwell my dramatic talent, but my leanings toward Purdue I hold forever. I, Pauline Beauchamp, being of sound mind, will and bequeath my lady- like manners to Ruthie Royer, and my position as yell leader I leave to Irene McGuire. I, Maxine Booth, leave my pleasant smile to Jo Ann Pryor: my cooking and sewing skill I plan to use in the near future. I, Maurice Borden, will and bequeath my high-jumping ability to .Toy Johnson: may he be just as good as I am. S I, Harry Call, being of sound mind ftemporarily at leastj, do will and bequeath to Charles Ford my witty personality, my love for Sciences I hope to use myself. I, Ruth Dayhuff, confer upon Jackie Dyar my timid personality, my domestic inclinations I find too hard to part with. I, Roberta DeFord, will my commercial equipment to Jane Esaksong my love for a certain fellow at Romona I shall keep forever. I, Murrell Edwards, do hereby will my fatal fascination for the opposite sex to Gale Winders. My chivalrous manners I leave to Karl Monday. To Jean Abrell, I, Mary Everly, leave my scholastic standing. May it be as helpful to him as it has been to me. I, David Fender, do will and bequeath my tendency to skip school to James Franklin. My journalistic inclinations I shall keep. I, Inez Franklin, do hereby will my unusual laugh to Betty Jo Carpenter. Being teacher's little helper I regretfully leave to brother Jim. I, Virginia Franklin, being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath my unobtrusive manner to Wilma Galimore. My shorthand book I leave to anyone who wants it. To Winona Straly, I, Wanda Franklin, wish to leave my interest in all boys. I will keep my love for sleep for myself. To Mary Lee Hoover, I, Gerry Franklin, do will my ability to get to school at the last minute. My love for dancing, I shall probably keep. I, Fern Freeman, do hereby will and bequeath my vim, vigor, and vitality to Mary Jean Robertson. My interest in the masculine gender, I plan to use in the future. I, Doris Gibson, being of sound mind and body, will my sunny nature to Rose Ellen Tucker. My pretty black hair I shall keep for myself. After due consideration, I, Gweneth Gibson, hereby bestow my amazing ability to give useless advice to Oran Kinney. My musical talent I shall keep for myself. I, Marjorie Gray, bestow upon Ruth Elaine Rodenbeck my lovely dimples. But my interest in Bloomington I cannot part with. I, Dewey Hassler, do hereby will and bequeath my super-salesmanship to Eugene Brown. My interest in a certain senior girl I shall take with me. I, Robert Highet, having considered the matter very seriously, do hereby will my nasal accent to Don Carpenter. I plan to use my agriculture ability in the near future. Upon Robert Beaman, I, Orval Hinton, bestow my mechanical touch. My hatred for the opposite sex, I leave to whoever is so inclined. To Charlotte Franklin, I, Evelyn Jones, eagerly will my shorthand book, but my love for Freedom I shall cherish forever. I, Alberta Jordan, will my interest in basketball boys to Doris Dreher. My musical talent I hope to keep. I, Clyde Kiser, do hereby bequeath my position on the team to anyone who can fill it as well as I. My studious ways I leave to Thurston Harmon. To Ester Fulk, I, Barbara Lawson, leave my winning personality, but Bob I shall keep for myself. I, Elizabeth Livingston, do hereby will my numerous curls to Adeline Close and my knack for getting Government to anyone who cares for it. I, Robert Long, leave my ability to get along with a senior girl to Billy Raper. I hope he will employ it to as good an advantage as I have. To John Barrowcliff, I, Jasper Maners, do hereby will and bequeath my short stature. I leave my quiet manners to Betty Royer. I, Sidney Mathes, being of sound body and stable mind, will my love for Holly hair oil to Ping Weidner, I find Maxine too hard to part with. To Mary Frances Dayhuff, I, Eleanor McGuire, do hereby will and be- queath my soft voice. My interest in Freedom I shall keep for myself. I, Robert McNaught, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my long limbs to Curly Richardson, my camera to Kyle Weidner. I, Cecil Parrish, after deep consideration, will my unruly hair to Dick Carpenter. My hatred for bookkeeping I leave to Dorothy Hagerman. I, Lloyd Penrose, leave the tender care of my little brother to anyone who wants the responsibility. My ability to win friends I shall keep. To Chester Brown, I, Claude Reagan, will my curly hair. My kid brother I leave to anyone who is fully capable of handling him. To Bob Laymon,'I, Mary Jean Royer, do will and bequeath my 'winning smile. I shall keep my interest in a certain alumnus for the future. I, Geneva Rumple, regretfully will my love for writing notes to Martha Finney. My distinctive hairdresses, I leave to Naomi Puterbaugh. In the care of Patty Cassady, I, LaVerne Rusher, leave my outstanding walk. My natural curls, I shall keep. To Ruthanna Brown, I, Lois Sherfield, do hereby will and bequeath my frank disposition. Lenore Kinney gets my little Freshman boy. I, Lois Simpson, do hereby bestow my habit of putting my pencil behind my ear and forgetting where it is upon Phyllis Neely. My blond tresses I leave to Teresa Mathes. After deep concentration, I, Bill Sims, do will my unusual Walk to Wayne Millerg but my new Hudson I shall keep for future use. . I, Loren Spear, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my deep masculine voice to Floyd Reagan. My interest in I. U. I shall keep. To Gene Ramsey, I, John Spicer, leave my brisk walk. My saxophone I keep in the vain hope that some day I will be able to play it. I, William Stevens, regretfully leave my surplus 1!3 credit to anyone who needs it. My love for Spencer High I find too dear to part with. To Regina Hartman, I, Mary Straly, wish to leave my timid personality. My many friends I wish to retain. I, Oliver Troth, with many regrets, will my all-star basketball playing to Dick Lucas. My cave-man physique I wish to keep. After due consideration, I, Juanita Unger. wish to leave my flawless complexion to Jane Hickam. I shall keep my sewing ability for myself. I, Mary Jo Watkins, do hereby will and bequeath my reticent Ways to Maxine Winders. My lovely black hair I wish Jean Matson to receive. I, Jack Wetzel, being of sound mind and bodv. do hereby will my per- fect conduct in the assembly to Dick Franklin. My immaculate trousers I leave to Perry Thomas. To Charles Jackson, I, James Winders. wish to leave my lightning speed. Concerning my interests in the Junior class I'll decide later. I, Nina West, willingly leave my red hair to Maxine Greene, my indi- vidual laugh I suppose I'll keep. Finally, to the janitors we leave all our old remnants of textbooks, erasers, and pencils that they happen to find in their respective territories. To this our last will and testament we affix our signatures on this 3rd day of May in the year 1940. Witnessed: Signed: Miss Mary Louise Brown Doris Gibson Mr. Renos Spangler Nina West Mr. Albert Stewart Gerry Franklin ULASS HI TURIE SENIOR In September of 1936, seventy daring pilgrims landed -on the barren rocks of higher education in Spencer High School. We chose Captain Robert Long as our leader, Daniel Dreher as Lieutenant Captain, and Barbara Lawson as historic and financial recorder. Our overseers were Mr. Hub- bard, Mr. Graves, and Mrs. Waymire. In the following May, we held a fes- tival in honor of our success and happiness. We chose from the Freshman colony, as our representatives, Lillian Allee and Evelyn Jones. In the fall of 1937, fifty-nine faithful pilgrims entered into the Sophomore colony. We selected as our new leaders Captain .James Winders, Lieutenant Captain Harry Call, and historic and financial recorder Inez Franklin. Our overseers were Mr. Ault, Mr. Edwards, and Miss Brown. Rep- resentatives for the May Day festival were Doris Gibson and Geraldine Franklin. In 1938, fifty-three proud pilgrims entered into the Junior colony. Our new leaders were Captain Loren Spear, Lieutenant Captain Wesley Summers, historic recorder Geraldine Franklin, and financial recorder Pauline Beauchamp. Our industrious pilgrims raised money by selling Christmas wreaths for the greatest event of the year. On April 23, we presented the play The Gang's All Here. On May 5, after all our plans were completed, we went to Hotel Graham for the J unior-Senior reception. Eleanor McGuire and Elizabeth Livingston were representatives for the May Day festival. Miss Douglas, Mr. Stewart, and Mr. Graves were our overseers. In 1939 the Senior colony entered Spencer High School to finish their education. The colony elected new leaders-Captain Harry Call, Lieutenant Captain Robert McNaught, financial and historic recorder Elizabeth Liv- ingston. Our overseers were Miss Brown, Mr. Spangler, and Mr. Stewart. We looked forward to the publication of the SPENCERIAN. We earned funds for the publication by selling candy at the basketball games and at noons. We presented a play f'Keep on the Sunny Side as another source of obtain- ing money. We chose Wanda Franklin to reign over the May festival and as our representatives, Marjorie Gray and Barbara Lawson. We, the colonists, celebrated our success by attending the Junior-Senior reception. We, also, attended Class Night, a ceremonial rite, and a colonial dance. On May 14, we received our DIPLOMAS, donned our cloaks, shouldered our muskets, and marched off into the wilds of life. Mary Marie Straly Mary Josephine Watkins Eleanor McGuire JUNIOR In September, 1937, one hundred and five green freshmen stepped down into the halls of higher learning. Scared? Yes, of course, but we fought valiantly to seem comfortable and at home in the eyes of upper classmen. Choosing Kyle Weidner, Rodney Penrose, and Betty Jo Carpenter as our guiding lights, we managed to struggle through a party and a picnic 'with some amount of success. We were also aided by our sponsors, Mr. Hubbard. Mr. Stewart, and Mrs. Marshall. At the end of the year we chose Doris Dreher and Betty Jo Carpenter to represent our class in the May Festival. We now had sufficient requirements necessary to complete our freshman year and were ready to begin as so-called silly Sophomores. We started our Sophomore year by holding a class meeting and elect- ing Robert Matthews, Oran Kinney, and Ruth Royer as our officers. By this time we felt quite at home with the upper classmen and very important among our fellow-students. With the help of Mrs. Waymire and Mr. Ed- wards we held a more successful party on Hallowe'en, and a picnic later in the year at Owen Park. We chose Dorothy Starnes and Phyllis Finecy as May Queen attendants from our class. We were now ready to begin as jolly Juniors. In our Junior year we got our first experience in the field of financial problems. This time we chose Gene Ramsey, Earl Ashley, Maxine Hart- man, and Ruth Elaine Rodenbeck for our leaders. By selling Xmas wreaths, giving a Junior play, collecting class dues, etc., we held the customary ban- quet in honor of the Seniors. We were aided by Miss Galimore, Mr. Corbin, and Mr. Edwards. At the end of the year we chose Betty Vickrey and Max- ine Hartman as May Queen attendants. Feeling very important, we move forward, looking with great anticipa- tion toward being dignified Seniors. Ruth Elaine Rodenbeck SOPHOMORE A very important looking group of eighty-nine youngsters entered the high school floor of S. H. S. on September 12, 1938. However, under that veneer of arrogance lay an inferior feeling. After a few weeks of becoming acquainted, the Freshies elected Don Bock for president of the class, Merle Richardson vice-president, and Mary Franklin as secretary-treasurer. The meetings were conducted successfully with the aid of Mr. Hubbard and Mrs. Marshall, our class sponsors. During the course of the year we had a Hallowe'en party and a picnic at McCormick's Creek State Park. In the spring we elected Jane Hickam and Charlotte Franklin for May Queen At- tendants. Although we regretfully bade farewell to dear old Spencer High on May 17, 1939, it was with as many tears that we re-entered on September 11, 1939, as Sophomores. Still, there was a cheerful outlook in that we had several new teachers to become accustomed to. This year Owen Franklin was elected president, William Gibson, vice-president, and Juanita Fish, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Marshall and Mr. Hubbard were again our sponsors. We had a Hal1owe'en party and, taking advantage of the year 1940, a Leap Year party. We elected Imogene Brown and Margie Kumpf for May Queen attendants. Looking forward to a year fand we hope no morel as jolly Juniors, we left our Alma Mater with undignified shouts of School's out! Juanita Fish FRESHMAN In the month of September, 1939, about eighty bright-eyed boys and girls wandered in these large halls. Yes, we were all being called Green Freshies. It wasn't long before we were settled and didn't seem to mind the word green any longer. At our first class meeting we elected Dick Lucas, president, John McKay, vice-president, and Jo Ann Pryor, secretary- treasurer. Then with the help of the sponsors, Miss VanHorn, Mr. Smartz, and Mr. Becker, we gave a very successful party. Jo Ann Pryor and Lenore Kinney were chosen for the May Queen Attendants. Except for a few who found some dullspots, we eagerly look forward to the coming year, and are willing to give our seats to another group of Freshies. Jo Ann Pryor WW -hwwwvf ,JU ith- 3 Nl an-. 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Jackim- Dyar, Orun KlllIIFy', Miss SllIllIIl1'l'S. .lvun :Klan-ll, Jullil liurrms- iff. l.tll'f'l1 Spm-ar, Mary Jean Rulwrlson. lfrwml Rim: juanm- Uri-si-lif-r, Uuris Cilnsun, Maxim- Roulli. Xivian lluglilrunlxs. .lum- lfsailxsnii limi- llrm-In-r. Maxim- Wimlf-rs, Regina llarlmun. Rn-lly Cham-y, Maxim- Uri-1-m-, ll:-lly ,lu ldl4lH'lll1'l'. Bm-lly Ruym-1'. Kyli- We-iclm-r, Durulliy Baugli, Julia CillllNH'll, Unnu SIUIIVIIILIII. Waym Xlilli-r. Allu-flu Jurilan. ORCHESTRA llurk Rem: ulmly Pygnilalil, llvm- Ramsey, Ye-y Carpc-1111-14, lllargii- Kllmpl, Mm-rlv lii1'llz1l'ilsml. Paul lli11luu.,lol1n Bill: Bain. Dunulfl Fislu-r, l,loy4I Rolmc-rlsim, Billy liayll, .limmy lignur, Sl1'NNill'l ll: lx -1-1-r. Uickii- Elm-rsnn. Rube-rl Bm-ski-r, Miss SlIIIlIlli l'S., Dun Riwk. lfflllll Run: ,lulm BEil'I'llWl7llfl., John Spice-r, Bnlm L1-1151. .lm-an fllm-ll, liilly Ifim-rsmi, Nluri lm-us. Bm-lly Curm-ll, Juanm- Dre-sm-lic-r. 1 MERRY MAIDS liuvk Rem: Nluxim- U11-1-in-, flllwrla ,lurrlz1n. Ilnrmluy Bklllgll, lic-ily Ruyi-i'. l'l'lDlll Row: .luvkiv llyur, Jnunm- lJl'e-s1'l11-i'-- pianist, .luliu flillllNH'll. Q yxxx xxsxsvxssxxs xx s9 ss cvs vo 9 9 3 S Q f J. hmktfa IJ' K lil-.1 2- r j xxg, llxifxt V 9 . . QL ,QLQFSS9 X W Q f Q '.- Z V s 18 f an V f .. '5 'xx Q , xy H- Sv s'+15kaa Stl, IIHIIIHIIII lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll K 4-xi X xv-P 1' v - in xg Il J L xx xxxxyyuxxxxxx 1 v-..,,,,--5 Humgm' J. l,0Nr:. winner of tlw Spvn- rvr l,iuns Club 1939-40 fwllliililllilillg Playc-1' Award. K ii -,, -. ...A. ---J M X mg!!!-Lf Mi19 ...,.. - -:T-cgi, '-' 1 ,- ' ' '- ' 1 5, 4, N, -k,, VF'-K. , 21 -'d--V-'Qi' Ill llllll 4 5 5 x if Q Y 3 5 2 5 E Q 2 Q 5 E 2 3 .1 i S 5 5 5 s il Q Q E S r x S f 3 2 5 3 2 THE CIW KISER, CLYDE--SENIOR--FORWARD--113 POINTS lVosey's all around good playing won him a name to be remembered. A good shot and a quick thinker when the occasion arose. TROTH, OLIVER-SENIOR-GUARD-89 POINTS 0llie's fast, deceptive playing was in part responsible for Spencer controlling the ball a greater part of the time. WINDERS, JAMES-SENIOR-GUARD-70 POINTS Little Redn baffled mrfny smart players with his speed and ability Io Ialre 'em off the bach- board. He was largely responsible for many of the point getting plays. BARROWCLIFF, .IOHNfIUNIOR--FORWARD-144 POINTS Reach had enough height to make up for the short stature of the rest of the' team. A val- uable man around the goal offensively and defensively. CULROSS, LAWRENCE-JUNIOR--FORWARD-8 POINTS You could depend on Bud for points when you needed them most. LONG, ROBERT-SENIORWFORWARD-HONORARY CAPTAIN-196 POINTS Bob could always be depended upon to come through with his share of scoring as well as- playing a good defensive game. His average of .495 was one of the highest in the state. He: averaged 8.5 points per game. RAMSEY, EUGENE-.IUNIORsFORWARD--I0 POINTS Gene did his share of bringing the team through to victory on many occasions. LUCAS, RICHARD-FRESHMAN-FORWARD Was included on the tournament ten because of his keen eye for the basket. KINNEY, ORAN-JUNIOR-GUARD-21 POINTS l?ozo,, was a good guard and proved himself so on many occasions GALLOWAY, ERNEST-JUNIOR-GUARD-26 POINTS Ernie could be depended upon for points in the pinches. He did quite well on defense also. CALL, HARRY-Assistant Manager Has seen plenty of action in the squad room. MATI-IES, SIDNEY-Student Manager Plenty of hard going for this boy, but the job was well done. RICKETTS, GLENN L.-Coach In his first year he has made a fine impression with the Cops, lltlli l'I'Y RllU0lill Spencer 26 ....,.... .......,..,... G osport 22 Spencer 30 ...,AA., ,,,,., li looresville 19 Spencer 22 ....... ,,,.,.,,,,, M idland 23 Spencer 27 ..,.... ..,..,. C lay City 25 Spencer 26 .. ..... ,,,,,, witz City 30 Spencer 24 ....,., ,..,,....... L yons 21 Spencer 27 .,,,,,,, Wiley 22 Spencer 19 ...,..................,..,,,.,,, Bloomfield 25 Spencer 29 .,,.,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,rr.rr.r..... Switz City 34 TOTALS Spencer-630 ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,....,,,,,,,. Opponents-560 Spencer 50 .,.. Cloverdale 16 Spencer 32 ...., Ellettsville 25 Spencer 27 .... , Gosport 25 Spencer 41 ,,,,,. Clay City 22 Spencer 32 ,r.rr. Jasonville 14 Spencer ..,... Ellettsville 26 Spencer 28 ,,,l, .......... O olitic 33 Spencer 39 ..,... Bloomfield 29 AVERAGE SCORES Spencer-29.5 ........,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,. Opponf-ntsA24.3 Wtllltl ll Vtllililll TUURNAME 'I' Spencer 33 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,..,. ....... C lay City 30 Spencer 51 ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., .. Coal City 25 Spencer 29 ....,,,,,,,,,,,,.......,.,,...,,,. Ellettsville 23 AT TERRE HAUTE Spencer 21 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..r..,,,...,.......... Lyons 30 llU'lllll 1ll7 llllilllillAMllll'll Spencer 31 ....,.........r...,,,,....,,,..,,,.,,. Freedom 3 Spencer 15 ...... ,.,w. S taunton 28 E00 ll Tlltll llllU0llli A word must be said of the reserves who by winning 15 of 17 scheduled games set a record unequaled by any Coplets in the past. They were trttly a great team playing their best and hardest ttntil the final gun. More will be heard of these boys in the future. Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer 20 ,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,r.l,, C losport 14 17 ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, it looresville 14 19 r,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,, li 'lidland 15 24 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. I llay City 17 21 ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,. S witz City 19 17 ,,,,,,,r ,l,,,,,,,, 1 ,yons 9 31 ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Wiley 20 13 ,,,,,r,, ,..,..,,..,......,..... B loomfield 18 Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer 27 32 .,,,, 18 16 .,,.. 18 ,,,,, 33 29 ..,.. 23 .,,,, 17 Switz City Cloverdale Ellettsville Gosport Clay City .lasonville Ellettsville Oolitic Bloomfield 13 14 13 24 13 29 17 14 15 SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL SEASON The Spencer Cops, victorious in 11 of 17 scheduled games, hung up a season's record that compares favorably with that of any Spencer team in the past. Spencer won the Wabash Valley ljreliminaries by defeating Clay City, Coal City, and Ellettsville. ln the Wabash Valley Finais at Terre Haute Spencer dropped a heartbreaker to Lyons. Spencer had previously defeated Lyons in a scheduled game. Spencer was defeated by Staunton in the Sectional held at Spencer. Tl loss in the Sectional must not be taken too hard as they had previously defeated the winner and runner-up, two and three times respectively. teit' THE U DPLETS BACK ROW: R. Weidner, Jullnsun, Hein, Corbin. Bruwn, Trent, McNaugl1l, Wallace, Cull- Nlunagvr, Efluarils-Cuacll. FRONT ROW: Franklin. l.lu'us. Hariwvy. Wimlvrs. Culruss. K. W1-iflm-r, .lzu'kson. IiA'KE'l'IiALL livAN0llIl'I' Iln- Linn: Llulr annual lmaslivllzull hum uv! was lu-lcl Wwllivsrluy lllgllll, Xlarvlm 13. A srlvmlifl l l Jl'4l I'iilll was ln-ad-lilwxl lr' WY. F. Fox. ,lr., sinrls 1-mlilur of ilu- lnflianapolis Nrwxs. 'l'Iu- Irn mlx' l P 3 l I 5 for gum! sportsmanship was auarclml In Holla-rl Lung. Tlw Ivam gavm- ilnavli Ricks-lls an upprvcia- lion gift of a pen and pvnvil set. . ,.-,, NH f 'a Pl'l'Sl'1ll'lIl i - ki L l f1f!Ill'1Iil' ,4xsa1'f11Iinl1 . PAIILINI5 lZi1AUc:1iAM1' C1.Al'ni: REAGAN XIAXINIAL llicllzmllz Row 1. Left to right-lone Hopper, Myra Egnor, Doris Gibson, Inez Franklin fSec.1, Pauline Beauchamp, Mary Jean Royer lVice-pres.J, Jo Ann Pryor, Lenore Kinney, Jane Esakson, Joanne Drescher, Louise Overbeck, Jane Hickam, Virginia Daily. Row 2. Left to right-Lavonne Carpenter, Gloria Thomas, Ruth Lyon, Mary Griggs, Betty Lou Smith, Wilma Ranard, Phyllis Hoover, Dixie McClarren, Betty Jo Proctor, Teresa Mathes, Dorothy Everly, Mary Lee Hoover, Miss Davidson lSponsorb. Row 3. Left to right-Patty Baugh, Joanne Gray, Peggy Clemmer, Maxine Winders, Ruth Hoyer iTreas.J, Ruth Rodenbeck, Barbara Lawson lPres.D, Maxine Greene, Irene Franklin, Mary Everly, Maxine Simpson. Row 4-. Left to right-Margie Kumpf, Nellie Ranard, Lavonne Lawrence, Alice Fender, June Everly, Juanita Fish. Large Snap. Miss Davidson iSponsorJ. INDIVIDUAL SNAPSHOTS-Lavonne Lawrence, Betty Lou Smith, Irene Franklin, Alice Fender, Joanne Cray, lone Hopper, Belly Lou Smith, Miss Smith lSponsorD, Mary Griggs. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM. How 1. Left to right-Maxine Strunk, Jane Esakson, Margie Kumpf. Row 2. Left to rightfMaxino Simpson, Marzella Prentice, Dorothy Everly lCaptainJ, Joanne Drescher, Irene McGuire. Row 3. Left to right-Jane Hickam, Virginia Daily, Mary Franklin, lna Morrow, Wilcla Gray. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM. Left to right-vEverly, Lawson, Sherfield, Livingston, Franklin, Royer. TRAUK Track was re-established in Spencer High School after a seven-year period of inactivity. This was brought to life through the efforts and coach- ing of Glenn Ricketts, Spencer High School basketball mentor. Many high schools include football in their athletic program. This serves to keep basketball players in training the year around. Due to the size of the school and the high cost of maintaining a football team, Spencer's athletic pro- gram does not include football. Therefore, track, a much less dangerous and costly activity, may be used as a means of year around training. Track also gives boys who do not play basketball a chance to participate in an athletic contest. This revival of track in 'Spencer High School was closely followed by other schools throughout the county. Spencer defeated Patricksburg and Quincy in a three team track meet. The score was Spencer 53, Patricksburg 12, and Quincy 7. Gosport and Freedom were also scheduled in track this year. The county track meet was held in Spencer in April. Following are the names of those who participated in track: Broad Jump-Cecil Parrish, Paul Wallace, Sidney Mathes. High Jump- Robert Long, James Warnick, Jasper Maners, Maurice Borden, Joy John- son. Half Mile-Charles Ford, Rodney Penrose, Ray Unger. 220 Yard Dash -Dewey Hassler, Harry Call. 100 Yard Dash-Dewey Hassler, Harry Call. 440 Yard Dash-Dewey Hassler, Harry Call, Charles Ford, Fremont Durbin. Shot Put-Robert Long, Cecil Parrish. Mile-O'Neill Wood, Charles Jackson, Jim Franklin, Dick Franklin. Relay-Harry Call, Sidney Mathes, Charles Ford, Dewey Hassler. . . V- E ...- lllXOF tlPll0'I' tPictures are numbered left to right in approximately parallel rows across pagej PAGE 1-1. Merle Richardson, Alberta Jordan, Dorothy Baugh, Wayne Miller, Nina West. 2. Doris Dreher, Jean Abrell. 3. Mr. Smartz, Mr. Corbin. 4. Fremont Durbin. 5. Barbara Lawson, Perry Thomas, Emmett Cox, Pauline Beauchamp. 6. Maxine Greene, Patt Cassady. 7. Jim Wind- ers, Barbara Lawson, Bob Long. 8. Jim Winders. 9. James Warnick. 10. Ruth Royer, Gene Ramsey, Phyllis Finecy, Dick Carpenter, Ruth Rodenbeck. 11. Bob Long. 12. Alberta Jordan, Gene Ramsey. 13. Bill Sims, Doris Gibson, Bob McNaught. 14. Bob Long, lnez Franklin, Clyde Kiser, 15. Edwards, Reagan, Carpenter, Sims, Carpenter, Thomas, Royer. 16. Juanita Unger. 17. Dorothy Baugh, Marjorie Gray. 18. Claude Reagan, Nina West. 19. Inez Franklin. 20. Charles Jackson, Lenore Kinney, Betty Cornell. 21. Miss Brown. 22. Don Carpenter. 23. Betty Carpenter, Karl Monday. 24. Miss Galimore. 25. Dorothy, Mary, and June Everly. 26. Gale Winders, Mr. Ricketts, John Barrowcliff, Mr. Edwards. 27. Oran Kinney, John Barrowcliff. 28. Maxine Winders, Sidney Mathes. 29. Mr. Free. 30. Senior Girls. 31. Miss Davidson. 32. Bob McNaught. 33. Virginia Franklin, Doris Gibson, Elizabeth Livingston, Eleanor McGuire. 34. Phyllis Finecy, Billy Raper. 35. Julia Cantwell. 36. Jean Abrell. 37. Senior Boys. 38. Harmon. Hall, Beaman, Rice, Corbin, Wright, West, Penrose, Matthews, Troth, Schneider, Clark, Laymon. 39. John Spicer. 40. Lewis Loser and William C. Hedrick. 41. Evelyn Jones. 42. Query, Frank- lin, Babbs, Gray. 43. Karl Monday. 44. Lonnie Edwards. 45. Walter Wallace, Margie Kumpf. 46. Cecil Parrish and admirers. 47. Phyllis Hoover, June Everly, Ruthanna Brown, Dorothy Day- huff, Lenore Kinney. 48. Betty Carpenter, Jackie Dyar. 49. Sims, Edwards, Reagan, Thomas, Troth, Kiser, and Puss in Boots. 50. Esther Fulk, Maxine Hendershot. 51. Bob Archer, Patt Cassady. 52. Juanita Fish, Phyllis Hoover. 53. Billy Cox. 54. Lois Simpson, Alberta Jordan. 55. Benny Graves, Dewey Hassler, William Gibson. PAGE 2-1. Bob Gray. 2. Mr. Shouse. 3. Gerry and Wanda Franklin. 4. Mary Louise John- son. 5. Bill Stevens. 6. Mary Straly and Roberta DeFord. 7. Louise Overbeck, Joanne Drescher, Jane Esakson. 8. Gweneth Gibson. 9. Miss Smith. 10. Mary J. Robertson, lrene McGuire. 11. Betty Royer, Kyle Weidner. 12. Thomas, Royer, Archer. 13. Jordan, Gray, Baugh, Sherfield. 14. Mary Jean Royer. 15. Sidney Mathes, Harry Call. 16. Maxine Hartman, Phyllis Finecy. 17. Geneva Rumple, Martha Finney. 18. Hagerman, Hanson, Strother, Gray. 19. Beryl Adkins, Fern Freeman. 20. Strunk, Gray. 21. Jane Hickam, Rose Ellen Tucker. 22. Jack Wetzel, Dick Car- penter. 23. LaVerne Rusher, Mary Jo Watkins. 24. Wright, Laymon. 25. Gerald Carpenter. 26. Benny Graves, John McKay. 27. Charles Ford. 28. Hendersbot, Mathes, Fulk, Starnes. 29. Rodenbeck, Everly, Royer. 30. Jim Winders. 31. Beauchamp and Franklin. 32. Miss Brown and Mr. Stewart. 33. Dick Carpenter. 34. Johnson and Carpenter. 35. Loren Thomas. 36. Clyde Kiser, Bob Long. 37. Simpson, Booth, Jones. 38. Straly, DeFord. 39. Gene Ramsey. 40. Wayne Miller. 41. Dayhuff, Gibson, Gray, Rusher. 42. Rusher, Finney, Finney. 43. Jack Maners. 44. West, Carpenter and Gray. 45. Dogs.', PAGE 3--1. Mary Finney. 2. Ruth Royer, Barbara Lawson, Pauline Beauchamp. 3. Rodney Penrose, Dewey Hassler. 4. LaVerne Rusher, Dona Stoneman. 5. Miss Davidson. 6. Loren Spear, Doris Gibson, Bill Sims. 7. Harmon, Beaman, Highet, Wheeler, Pegg, Wright, Rice, Corbin, Bea- man, Harris, Sclmeider, Clark. 8. Dorothy Starnes. 9. Dorothy Baugh, Lois Sheffield. 10. Frank- lin, Wallace, Graves, Harris, Maners. 11. Maxine Booth, Doris Gibson, Lois Simpson, Evelyn Jones. 12. Jane Hickam, Dorothy Starnes. 13. Loren Spear. 14. Jean Abrell, Gerry Franklin. 15. Jack Wetzel, Mary Jean Royer. 16. Loren Spear. 17. Sidney Mathes, Ollie Troth. l8..Mr. Becker. Billy Miller. 19. Sidney Mathes, 20. Call, Barrowcliff, Long, Winders, Kiser, Troth, Mathes. 21. Mr. Corbin, Miss Galimore. 22. Mary Frances Dayhuff, Gweneth Gibson, Ruth Dayhuff. 23. Earn Walden. 24. Sink, Beaman, Laymon. 25. Ruth Royer, Barbara Lawson. 26. Gene Ramsey. 27. Dewey Hassler, Miss Brown. 28. Rusher, Livingston, McGuire, Franklin. 29. Donald Laymon. 30. Gray, Sims, Reagan, McNaught. 31. Eleanor McGuire, Elizabeth Livingston, Virginia Frank- lin. 32. Beaman, Laymon. 33. Pauline Beauchamp, Barbara Lawson. Jeannie Royer. 34. Alberta Jordan, Bob McNaught, Nina West. 35. Elizabeth Livingston, Rodney Penrose. 36. Curley Richardson, Dorothy Baugh. 37. Miss Davidson. 38. Unger, Adkins, Freeman. 39. Gibson, Har- mon, Hall. 40. Proctor, Woodburn, Pryor, Overbeck. 41. Ping Weidner. 42. Carpenter, Long, Corbin, McNaught. 43. Gray, Hanson, Walden, Franklin. 44. Lloyd Penrose, Bob Highet, Jean Abrell. 45. Betsy Mathes, Louise Overbeck, Irene McGuire. 46. Cecil Parrish. 47. John Spicer, Lloyd Penrose, Rodney Penrose, Orval Hinton. 48. Cecil Parrish, Lloyd Penrose. 49. Kiser, Winders, Long. 50. Loren Spear. 51. Maxine Booth, Phyllis Neely, Doris Gibson. 52. Loren Parrish. 53. Edwards, Franklin, Brown, Thomas, Reagan, Franklin, Kiser, 54. Pauline Beau- champ, Betty Royer, Barbara Lawson, Martha Waltz. 55. Miss Brown. 56. Bob McNaught. 57. 3:20 p. m. 58. Ruth Rodenbeck. 59. Ruth Dayhuff. 60. Bob Long and admirers. 61. DeLois Dayhuff, Maxine Hendershot. 62. Mary Jean Royer. 63. McNaught, Lucas, Franklin, Spear, Trent. 64. Mary Frances Dayhuff. CAL DAR Sept. 11-8 P. M. and school is off again! With seven new teachers won't we have fun? It will take them at least a week to remember all our names. Sept. 12-Assignments were given and had school only half a day be- cause of the heat. Sept. 13-Hooray! Just been informed we will have half days of school for the remainder of the week. We're being spoiled. It's going to be hard when we have to go a whole day. Sept. 14-Everyone is getting used to the new teachers, their rooms, etc. feven the Freshiesl. Sept. 15-Boys begin basketball and softball practice today. Sept. 18-Permanent seats and lockers were assigned. Too bad! These couples just do get separated. Sept. 19-Merry Maids begin practice today. Students are signing up for the big Nebraska-Indiana football game. Sept. 20-Students hear a talk on Character Education, given by Mrs. Scott. Sept. 21-We must not congregate in the halls, dear students. They can't kid us-the teachers want long clear spaces in which to scurry around. Miss Brown: What is a katydid? Pauline B.: A bird. Sept. 22-Seniors begin candy sales. Spencer and Ellettsville softball teams will clash after school. Did we win? Tell you later. Sept. 25-Good news-we won one game and lost one with Ellettsville. What is wrong with Bill Stevens? He has gone a whole week of school with- out missing a single day. Sept. 26-Class elections will be held tomorrow. Time to begin cam- paigning, boys. By the way, I wonder Why no one has their lessons lately? I Wonder if it could be the Jubilee in town? Sept. 27-Why is it the boys always get most of the offices when elec- tions come around? Of course they wouldn't think of stuffing the ballot box, would they? fOh wouldn't they?J Officers are as follows: SENIORS X President-Harry Call Vice President-Robert McNaught Sec. and Treas.-Elizabeth Livingston JUNIORS President-Eugene Ramsay Vice President-Earl Ashley Secretary-Ruth Rodenbeck Treasurer-Maxine Hartman SOPHOMORES President-Owen Franklin Vice President-Bill Gibson Sec. and Treas.--Juanita Fish I FRESHMEN President-Richard Lucas Vice President-John McKay Sec. and Treas.---Joan Pryor Sept. 28-Seniors leaders gave speeches before Seniors. That's right, kids-better get used to talking. Spencer softball team plays Patricksburg team after school. Sept. 29-Shucks! The Pats won both games yesterday. Oh well, 'we'l1 regain our pride when we beat Ellettsville after school today. Yes, or 'will we? Oct. 2-Spencer won one game and Ellettsville one. The Parent-Teach- ers Association will have their first meeting of the year tonight. Confiden- tially, classmates, we had better begin getting our lessons. Since the Jubilee is gone we have no excuse for not having them. Oct. 3-Ouch! What History tests Juniors and Seniors had today! Oct. 4-All who think they may have a slight talent for music should try out for the Operetta 8th period. The faculty played the Spencer soft- ball team this afternoon. The boys most assuredly won, but I won't em- barrass the faculty by telling the score. Oct. 5-No chance to study in the assembly this week. The World Series are being broadcast. Patricksburg and Spencer will play double-header softball game after school. Oct. 6-Patricksburg won one game and Spencer one. The Operetta cast was announced today. Spencer plays Freedom softball team after school. Oct. 9-My! My! Such bright, shiny, sleepy, faces this morning. Oh! This is the first day after a week-end. Spencer won the game with Freedom -12-2. Juniors had a class meeting. Wonder what they're thinking up? Plans to make money for the Junior and Senior Banquet, we hope. Oct. 10-Looks like the Freshies are trying to start a new fad. They're all wearing orange crepe paper hair ribbons. Did we ever do things like that, Seniors? Oct. ll-These Freshies just will lose their English books in the Senior room. Wonder if they accidentally lost them on purpose. Ah! Ha! Sophies had a class meeting. A party coming up, I bet. Oct. 12-These Juniors sure are scurrying around. They're having a Junior Night Club next week. One would think their whole life depended on it. Oct. 13-President Call was urged to show his little trick in blowing up a balloon and making the pretty noise it makes, but I guess he is just too bashful. Our school orchestra played a few selections before the assembly this morning, and say, are they good? CYesJ. Oct. 16-Just another Monday, but it seems as if everyone acquired colds over the week-end. Oct. 17--Look at the Birdie-says Jack Wetzel and Jean Royer. They are taking pictures for the 1940 SPENCERIAN. Oct. 18-We were given our first spelling lists toward winning the S25 spelling contest, this morning. Gee! Was the first list hard? The first word was Udo. Oct. 19-Wonder why all the Sopliies look about half-dazed this morn- ing? I know now. They had a class party last night. Oct. 20-Elected Athletic Officers this morning. Winning nominees are as follows: President-Claude Reagan Vice President-Bill Sims Secretary-Barbara Lawson Juniors are making last preparations for the Junior Night Club tonight. I'm afraid they are all working so hard they won't have the energy to at- tend, themselves. Oct. 23-I think the Juniors were repaid for all their energy exerted for the Junior Night Club. It went over with a bang, and so did the crowd 'who left town afterwards. Oct. 24--We had both enjoyment and sadness mixed today. The Merry Maids sang, and we received our first six weeks report cards. Oh! de de de deah! Oct. 25-Went through a drill pepsession and watched the first team play the second team. This is the last day before Teachers' Institute and we are all in a mad scramble to get out for our vacation, so bye-see you Monday. Oct. 30-Looks like everyone lived over their vacations. fEven the teachersb. Tomorrow for 5c we shall see and hear a ventriloquist. No. kiddies-not Charlie McCarthy-but they may be distantly related-aren't all ventriloquists from the Wood family? Oct. 31-School is really getting exciting now. Basketball games start Friday night. Basketball tickets are being sold to school students. Nov. 1-A short pepsession was held. While discussing the subject of marriage we discovered how much Mr. Spangler gave the minister for per- forming his ceremony. Why, Spang! Nov. 2-Since there is a new requirement for writing themes once a week, we are getting busy now. Nov. 3-Today is strictly basketball day. Had a pepsession and a big parade to celebrate. Spencer plays Gosport tonight. Go get 'em, Cops! Nov. 6-Hip! Hip! and a Hooray. Spencer Cops defeated Gosport ln- dians-26-22. Nov. 7-G. A. A. girls went on a hike after school today. Some fun-eh! girls? Spencer faculty plays Ellettsville faculty tonight. Boy, that should be a good game. Nov. 8-Well, teachers, is that all the better you can do? With the score 36-25, Spencer was defeated. Aw, teachers! Nov. 9-Since this is Education week we had College day today. Rep- resentatives from various colleges told us a few things about the college they represented. Nov. 10-Had a short Armistice Day program this morning. Spencer Cops will play Mooresville tonight. Good luck. boys! Nov. 13-Say! Our boys didn't need any luck. They defeated Mooresville 30-19, and wat a game it was? Mr. Stewart says some of we Seniors were either late this morning or else someone rang the bell early. He just wouldn't believe that the bell had been rung early. Nov. 14-Poor Operetta cast! The Operetta Captain of the Guard is tonight, and they're all pretty nervous. Nov. 15+The Operetta was a big success. Seniors went down and lis- tened to the trial going on at court. Take a lesson, kids and do not go wrong! Nov. 16-My! These 8th graders! They beat the Juniors in a Speedball tournament yesterday evening. Everyone is getting nervous-tomorrow is Friday and another theme will be due. Nov. 17-Had a short pepsession this morning and were entertained by a Negro quartet from Mississippi this afternoon. Cops play Midland tonight. First issue of our school paper the S. H. S. Recorder was issued today. Nov. 20-Too bad, boys. Cops were defeated by Midland 23-22. Oh well, I guess we don't need to win them all. Nov. 21-Wonder what's on Corbin's mind lately? My but he looks angry, and those little quizzes he gives. Goodness! Nov. 22-Cops will travel to Clay City tonight. Let's win boys, so We can eat turkey with a light heart tomorrow. Students are free till Monday for Thanksgiving. Nov. 27-Um! That turkey! Cops defeated the Eels Wednesday night, 27-25. The only thing Wrong with Thanksgiving vacation-it isn't long enough! Nov. 28-Two ball games will be played this week. Cops play Switz City tonight. C'mon gang, this is another conference game. A short pepsession was held for both of the games this week. Nov. 29-Tough luck, boys. Switz City defeated Spencer, 30-26. Wonder if Smartz enjoys reading the notes he manages to get 5th period? Nov. 30-The third edition of the S. H. S. Recorder came out today. In case I didn't tell you, the editor is Pauline Beauchamp. Dec. 1-G. A. A. girls took a long hike to nowhere yesterday, and my but you should see Miss Davidson and Miss Smith take the fences and briars. Spencer will clash with the Lyons team tonight. Seniors had a class meet- ing, but I still don't know what was decided. I believe we are going to have a Christmas party. Dec. 4-Three cheers for the team! Cops defeated Lyons 26-21. Yes, the Seniors are having a party December 12. Dec. 5-This is Tuesday, but not just an ordinary Tuesdayg because to- day we got our cards. Outside of a few protests from the students, I guess everyone is ready for the next six weeks. Dec. 6-Students are reviving from report cards. Dec. 7-Fourth ,edition of the S. H. S. Recorder came out this noon. Aren't those gossip columns wonderful? Ahem! They sure reveal your secrets, don't they? Dec. 8-Short pepsession this afternoon, to spur the boys on to play Wiley tonight. Dec. ll-Hallelujah! Cops defeated Wiley 22-27. Seniors are scurry- ing around in preparation for their party tomorrow night. Dec. 12-We Seniors are acting worse than some little child over our party tonight. Dec. 13-Can't say we Seniors are sissies. We had our scavenger hunt even though it did rain. Isn't the grab bag fun, Corbin? Dec. 14-G. A. A. meeting at noon. Dec. 15-Rainy day and Cops will journey to Bloomfield tonight. Rain be good to us! Dec. 18-Too bad, Cops. Bloomfield won by a margin of 6 points. Some of the boys from the Agriculture class who went to Chicago, told the as- sembly of their experiences. Dec. 19-You little boys really shouldn't put candy papers in any desk but your own, or Somebody might smack your hands. Dec. 20-Um-Christmas is in the air and naturally no one has their lessons. Team journeys to Switz City tonight. C'mon gang-win for Santa Claus. Miss Brown-What is a Nautilus? Student-A Mermaid. Dec. 21-Too bad-Cops were defeated by Switz City. Snow is in 'the air and school will close until next year January 2, 1940. Cops will play Ellettsville January 1. Jan. 2-A New Year-and school marches on. The Cops are off with a clean start. They defeated the Eagles of Ellettsville 32-25. Jan. 3--What is going to happen? Spang, and Bill Stevens actually agreed on a statement. Jan. 4-Appointed students are getting ads for the 1940 SPENCERIAN. Jan. 5-Cops will play Gosport Indians tomorrow night. Here's hoping History will repeat itself. Jan. 8-Hooray for old mottoes-Spencer defeated Gosport 27-25. A skilled electrical man aroused many questions of curiosity this afternoon when he performed acts of science. Jan. 9-Miss Davidson is doing away with a great deal of shyness. She is conducting dancing classes after school and the boys actually want to learn. Jan. 10-State semester tests are drawing near. Oh dear-study, study, and more study. Jan. 11-G. A. A. has monthly meeting. Volley ball tournaments will begin. C'mon Seniors-Shine. Jan. 12-Cops will clash with Clay City squad tonight. Jan. 15-Cops defeated Clay City. What a game! Wow-42-22. Jan. 16-Ouch! State Exams. Wonder if someone will accidentally do real good on them? Jan. 17-And still exams go on while we struggle in vain. Jan. 18-Wabash Valley Preliminary basketball games will begin to- night. Cops will play Clay City. No school tomorrow, so c'mon boys-on to Terre Haute Jan. 22-Cops defeated Clay City Thursday night, defeated Coal City Friday night, and defeated Ellettsville Saturday night, which makes Spencer winner of the Wabash Preliminaries and thus onward to participate in the games at Terre Haute this Week-end. Jan. 23-As Mr. Corbin said-today is pay-day. Students received their report cards today, and judging from our grades I think we could all stand a little raise in salary. Jan. 24-G. A. A. girls are scurrying around planning an initiation party for the new members. Ouch-initiation-poor kids. Jan. 25-G. A. A. party is tonight. Everyone is trying to get ways to Terre Haute tomorrow. Jan. 26-The team and many students are going over to Terre Haute today. Spencer will play Lyons this morning. Jan. 29-Too bad, Cops-Lyons won-28-21. Jan. 30-Looks like the basketball games at Terre Haute had their effect on Mr. Edwards. He has been absent for the last few days. Jan. 31-Cops meet with Jasonville squad tonight. C'mon Cops-you know that word Win. Feb. 1-Cops Win over Jasonville-32-14. Feb. 2-A Mr. Ross Lockridge gave a vivid description of the New Harmony Movement to the students this morning. No more ball games till Tuesday. Feb. 5-Another Monday-another day-more teachers-more lessons- Ho Hum! Feb. 6-Spencer 5 will meet Ellettsville tonight at 8 P. M. It will make us three wins over the Eagles so show 'em up-Cops. Feb. 7-Those things just will happen, I guess. Eagles defeated the Cops 26-21. Ricketts makes a neat little mess when he tears up paper at our most tedious moments of a ball game. Feb. 8-President Spencer of Franklin College and George Campbell talked to the students this afternoon. Miss Galimore says, Confucius say: Loud laugh speak vacant mind. Of course she couldn't mean any of Spencer High Students. Feb. 9-No ballgame tonight due to cancellation of the Spencer-Lyons game. , Feb. 12-Today is Lincoln's birthday. I wish the officials would be real patriotic and close school for the day. Everyone get lots of rest tonight, because We're having an I. Q. test tomorrow, and we don't want to be found sub-normal, do We? Feb. 13-All High School students took the I. Q. test this morning. I don't believe we have as many sub-normal people as we thought we did. Feb. 14-Students are traveling Bloomington streets trying to get ads for this 1940 SPENCERIAN. Feb. 15-G. A. A. had a meeting this noon. A Junior and Senior Club night was to be held this Saturday night, but it has been postponed until next Saturday night. Feb. 16-Cops will meet at Oolitic Gym tonight. There will be just one more scheduled game after tonight-so, Cops, make a good ending. Feb. 19--Cops were defeated by Oolitic-'33-28. G. A. A. girls have formal initiation tonight. Feb. 20-Tests are coming up again for 6 weeks period. Feb. 21-Seniors got together today to hear about their play. The name of it is Keep on the Sunny Sidef' Tryouts will be next week. Feb. 22-The Juniors and Seniors are preparing for the Night Club to be held Saturday night. Feb. 23-Our last scheduled game Will be tonight with Bloomfield. Had a short pepsession this morning. Feb. 26-Boy, oh boy! What a game Friday night. Cops defeated Bloom- field by a margin of 10 points. If we can only retain that fighting spirit in the Sectional this week-end. Feb. 27-A few Seniors took the scholarship tests given by the various colleges. Feb. 28-Season tickets for the Sectional are now on sale. Feb. 29-The Sectional ballgames will begin tonight. Cops will not play until Friday afternoon when they will meet Freedom. No school tomorrow! March 4-Cops defeated Freedom Friday afternoon, but were defeated by Staunton Friday night. Gosport won the Sectional. Even though we didn't win the Sectional the Cops have had a good basketball season. March 5-The cast for the Senior play has been chosen, and practicing will soon begin. March 6-The Basketball Banquet has been set for March 13. March 7-Wesley Summers, our old classmate, visited school this morn- ing. March 8-The Seniors are practicing on their play. Decorations for the Basketball Banquet are being planned. A new student, Rose Ellen Tucker, has entered the Freshman class. March 11--A 3 cent animal show was given in the Gym today. I think it was more for the benefit of the grade children but see how many school students you can name who didn't go. March 12-Bookkeeping students are working on a two month set of books. This will just about kill the ambition of those who thought about Bookkeeping as their future job. March 13-The Basketball Banquet will be tonight at 6:15, which will end High School Basketball activities for the Seniors of 1940. March 14-Robert Long was awarded the Lions Club Trophy at the Banquet last night. William Fox gave the after dinner speech. March 15-The P. T. A. Irish Festival is tonight. A large crowd is ex- pected. March 18-Seniors are having their annual pictures taken. Juniors have chosen their play, Anything Can Happen. Tryouts are being held this week. Boys are going out for track. March 19-Seniors have chosen their flower, class colors, motto and invitations. Juniors are having their pictures taken this week. March 20-Seniors chose Albert Stewart to dedicate the annual to. March 21-The cast for the Junior play was announced today. Prac- tice will begin as soon as the Senior play is over. March 22-Seniors are sponsoring a double-feature movie tonight. March 25-Dress rehearsal for the Senior play will be tonight. Here's hoping it's a big success. - March 26-Cast remained home this afternoon. All other Seniors are out selling tickets for the play tonight. March 27-Whew! The play is all over and is that a load off our minds! Seniors ordered their invitations and chose their name cards today. March 28-A talk on fire prevention was given before the assembly this afternoon. The high school classes have been having a basketball tournament this week. The final game between the Seniors and the Juniors will be played today. - March 29-Seniors beat the Juniors and thus won the tourney. The G. A. A. girls are also having a tourney. Their final game will be played today between the Seniors and the Sophomores. April 1-School is out for always! fApril Fooll. Sophies beat the Seniors Friday. Well, Seniors! April 2-G. A. A. girls are having a skating party after school. The annual staff had a meeting to settle some questions pertaining to the development of this annual. . April 3-A track meet among Quincy, Patricksburg and Spencer will take place this afternoon. April 4-Spencer won the track meet with the exception of one or two contests. April 5-Two men from the Hoosier Commercial School from Indian- apolis demonstrated a calculator to many of the students. The Science Club is going to Terre Haute tonight to witness a science show. April 8-Just a typical blue Monday. Rain and everything. April 9-Seniors are working fast and furious on this annual. A rep- resentative from the Indiana Business College spoke to the Seniors today. April 10-Track meet between Gosport and Spencer after school to- day. Election of May Day representatives was this afternoon. Wanda Franklin was chosen to reign over the May Day festivities. Her attendants will be as follows: Seniors-Marjorie Gray and Barbara Lawson Juniors-Maxine Hartman and Betty Vickrey Sophomores--Marjorie Kumpf and Imogene Brown Freshmen-Jo Ann Pryor and Lenore Kinney Two days of spring vacation begins today. April 15-Gosport won over Spencer in the track meet Wednesday. Guess everyone enjoyed their spring vacation, even if it wasn't long enough. April 16-G.A.A. girls are planning their annual Banquet. Report cards were distributed. April 17-One of Mr. Free's old friends who has a hobby of making rolling pins, presented all the Senior class with one today. They're all get- ting them autographed by their classmates. April 18-FLASH! Dick CFooJ Carpenter got to school on time. April 19-Junior play, Anything Might Happen, will be tonight. Seniors practiced Class Night Songs. April 22-Surprise! Surprise! No April Showers today. April 23-Track meet after school today. April 24-Juniors are working steadily on plans for the Junior and Senior Banquet. April 25- April 26- their parts. G.A.A. Banquet tonight. Class Night will be next Friday night. Seniors are learning April 29-The Banquet this year, is to be at the Union Building at Bloomington. April 30-Seniors haven't decided where or when their Class picnic Will be. May 1-May Day this afternoon. May 2-Such nice spring weather, and such results the teachers are getting from their classes. My! My! May 3-Class Night tonight, and the last day of school for the Seniors. May 8-The big night of many students has arrived. The Junior and Senior Banquet will be tonight. Don't forget to come to school tomorrow, kids. May 12-Baccalaureate. May 14-Commencement: and all the Seniors of Spencer High will go their way, leaving and cherishing a memory of dear old S. H. S. Barbara Lawson -I--I--I-+ i -I- -I- -I- -I- E + + + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E E -I- -I- -I- -I- + + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E -I- -I- -I- -I-I- +-I--I--I--I-+ -I--I- I-I-I--I-+ PENCER VENING ORLD 1 S -1- + -x- + The Paper Uwen County Depends Upon 1 + 1 -I-++-I-I--I--I-I-I-I-+-I-+++++-I--I-I-I--I-I-I-+-I-+++ -I- zr 1 MASSEY-HARRIS 5 1 Modern Farm Machinery E + RALPH KETCHAM SPENCER I if if i -I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- 1 1 1 1 Congratulatzons 1 I Class of '40 E 1 Robert W. 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St., Spencer, Ind. -E -I- -I- -I--I--I--I--I-I--I--F-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- ii- 1 'I- -I- E -I- -I- i -I- 'I- 'I- 'I- -I- -I- -I- -I- i 1 -I- -I- -I- E -I- -I- -I- -I- 1. -I-r-I- -I- 1 -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 4. -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 1 1 -I--I- -I-I- -I--I- -I--I--I-'I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I--I- -I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I-+ -I--I- -I--I--I- -I--I- -I--I--I- -I--I- -I--I--I- 3 '-I-. -I--I- -I--I--I- -I--I- -I--I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- Compliments KROGER STORE Dwight Johnson, Mgr., S H S '28 DEWEY HUDSON 1 The Thrifty Houspwifrfs Source of Snvingsv Phono 153 Farnu-rs' 49 -I- 1 -I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- ++++++ + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 + + + + + + 4 4 4 + + + + 4 4- + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- + 4- EE 4- 4- 4- 4- +++++i 1 We extend our congratulations 'l' + lo the Spencer graduating class. E 1 We hope our friendly relations + +++++++++++++ 40++40P 409+ will extend over many more years. 017 40+4'P4H+ 4'+4'+40++ -I-+++++-I-+ U FU 'U H 2 U P CU E' H 3 'Q l 75 'U F25 C C' C' Q '-3 In Cn i 2 Q H I-I NO I-1 N -I--I-+++++ qv? +4- 4- -P -P 4- 4- 4- -P 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- -P 4- 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- EE 4- 4- 4- 4- 1 -P-P + +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -1- + -I- I5 KAHN CLOTHING CO. -li E HARRY STEVENSON -li E E E 01-TOMETRIST if Ji The swf? for Men amz Boysn i E South Side of Squaw ii E BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA QE fl BL00IvIINcToN, INDIANA E 4- + 'X' ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -I--I-I-++++-I--I-++++-I-+-I-1--1-+ U3 Q P' CD 2 5? H+. 'U 51 rg' M 5' 5 S55- -n mgg QQ 2 '-gig. 5.5 5 2-EI 41: mmm Q5 gc'- 53' Q0 ZR Q 2 B L 'Q +-I--I--I-+ ++-x- -I-++ MOSS 81 MONEY ++++-I-++++++++++++++++++-I--I--I--I-+++-I-++++-I-++++-I--I-++-I--I-+++-I--I-I-++++++++ -I-I--I--I-I -I' -I- 2? -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + in + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E -I- + + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I-Fi THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ' were spent last year Cand are being spent this yearj in the Saturday Evening Post, Liberty, Good Housekeeping Magazine, C0llier's, Ladies Home Journal, Esquire, and nearly 100 other magazines advertising SPENCER PRODUCTS to the World I '-I-I--I-I' -I--I-+ -I-'I--I-+ -I- -I-I--P -I- ,.,. rsiai .a... .asf S Jef: 'enu if :Gd F53 sr ff -H- How much do you know about the LOCALLY PRO, DUCED but NATIONALLY famous LAYMON LINE? TWENTY GRAND RAZOR BLADES have given millions of men new shav- ing thrills. Daily, more thousands of men are learning of Twenty Grand's silky smoothness-fits feather like touch--how close it cuts without stinging or scraping--and how much longer each blade lasts. Five blades-or Twenty Grand shaves for 100. -I-+ -I--I- -I-I--I-+ ii- -I-I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- Ei:- -I- T: -I- + -I- -I- -I- .5 -I- -I- -I- -I- + + + + -I- -I- -I- LAYMONQS COSMETICS have convinced an almost equal number of women that it is not necessary to pay exorbitant prices for quality Cold Creams, Cleansing Creams, Vanishing Creams, Face Powder, Rouge, Lipstick, etc. Laymon Quality and Laymon Quantity at l0c are the equal of many higher priced brands. Laymonis Rouge, Laymon'S Lipstick, and Laymon'S Face Powder have been approved by the Good Housekeeping Bureau. LAYMON,S ASPlRlNiAlso approved by the Good Housekeeping Bureau- will be found in the medicine cabinets of American homes from Coast to Coast and from Canada to the Gulf. To take care of the enormous demand for this famous brand we have used during the past 3lf2 years alone over 22 carloads lnearly 17 million! of Aspirin boxes and 350 million tablets. We are proud of these recordsebut we are more proud of the support given us by our own local citizens and merchants. Laymon Products may be pur- chased in practically every store in Owen County. WORLD'S PRODUCTS CO. Spencer, Indiana 1 + + + + + + + E + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 4 4 + + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- SE 4- 4 + + + + 4 -P 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- 4- 4- -P 4- 4- E 4- 4- -P 4- 4- -P 4- +++++++++++++ ++++ +++++++++ '+++ +++ CID E Q 2-I Q ug: 5 ,gWI'l'I Q U33- gli sm 14'-':. Eu -Iwi: Z-5' ms- - as 2? 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MELICK I i ora rtzst + Fl l A ' E -I- f 1 1 4. Both Phones Spencer E -I- 1 + -I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--P-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I-I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I.l: -I- -I- -I- + 52 E Compliments of E -I- -I- E WILLIS HICKAM 1 -I- -I- -l--I--I--I--I--P -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 'I' Zi:-I--I--I-+ -I--I--I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- i -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I--I--I- -I--I--I--I-+ -I--I-I-I-I-I-+ -I- -I--I-I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E i -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- E 2 -I- -I- -I- -I--I- -I-I--I-I--I-+ 1 -x-x--1--1-1--x--x--x-+-x-+ 1 -1- 'U if 3 + 2 -2 ,-, 'I' : 'ein 3 i I 32 - Q cn 1 S 'E Q ff + :FE I 1 223 2 III 322 I-1 -I- as '-i + 2' -A ZIZ an 0:5 FI i S 25 2 + 2 Q' E? -I : ++ ++++ ++-x- +-x-x- Fender's Barber Shop Spencer, Indiana A. C. Williams Sales It ir -x- Sanitary Barber Shop 1 + +-I-I--I--I-++-I--I-++-I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I-I-+-I-I-++-I-+++ ++ E + + + + + + ? T + + + + + + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + + 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4- 4 4 4 + 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- ++++++++++++ '++++ i r-4 E 3 n-4 P1 CL E rm m 2 -4 cm EE P' P' C5 e e L 1 e e 2-. an C5 e e Q. I T a S U' ++++ +4'F+ 1 MEMBER OF NATIONAL RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION jj -4: AND INDIANA RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION E + -x- i E i' 4- E SPENCER, INDIANA i I ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++i + + ++++++++-1-++++-x-++-x-++++++++++++ CL 'C rn 5 cm en Q-1 U-ll B 2- 1 0 ss I sa: +++++++-x-x-+ -x-1-+++-I-++++-x-x-++ M1-nt 84 Sum Elhxnmil Hump i4H0P+4'++ 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 5? SE 4- 23 4- 4- if if 1 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- +++++++. -X--X--X--X--X--X-X--X-P -Xi- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- + -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X--X-X--X--X--X--X--X--F 'X' Keith Motor Supply 1 Specify Our Parts When You Visit 1 + Your Garage + + + It Phone 3 112 Bloomington i -X--X--X-X--X- -X- -X- 3? -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- 'X' -r -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X--X--X-+ -X--X--X--X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- 4. -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X--X--X--X-'X' -x--x-+++ H F1 P4 P CD C -x--x--x--x-+ Cn C FU F1 :U U2 E11 DU 4 X11 C1 F1 M aegerleirfs i i I Jfwk-fxltick-Tumi 'XI + i -I-X: Corner Wfnshinglon and Main Sis. 1 1 Spvm-cr, Indiana -1- -X--X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- + -X- -X- -X- -X- -X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X-X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X- i 33 + -X- -X- Congratulations, Class of 1940 :IXI E zz 1 Arthur T. 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W. YOCKEY Free Delivery -I-I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-++-I--I--I-+-I-+-I--I-+-I-+-I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I-I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+ -I--Pi + + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I--I--I- -I-I--I--I--I-I- -I--I--I--I-+ STONE GARAGE Authorized Plymouth K' DeSoto i General Repairing aml Storage 1 t E + 1 I E. KUMPF, Proprietor 1 I-E Phone 45 Spencer i -I--I-I--I-I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I-++-I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+ -I--I--I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 5 -I- -I--I--I--I--I--I--P .-ll: -I--I--I-I-I--I--I--I-F -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- Congratulations to Class of 1940 FAYE COCHRANE Abstracts 81 Insurance +++++-l-+++++++++-Z-+++++++++++-I-+++-I-+++-I-+++++-I-+++-I-++++++++-I-+-I-++'l:x. -1- E Compliments of E THE NORTHERN INDIANA POWER COMPANY 1 + 1 and Employees 1' -1- -1- J' -T SE W 1 i 1 +++++++-I-++-I-+++++ i -I- + + + -I- -X' + + + -X- -I- -X- -I- -I- -X- + + -X' + + + + -X- + 1 ++-I-++++-I-+'!-+-I--I-+-I--I-'l Owen Farmers, Supply Company, Inc. General Hardware Feeds-Seeds Coal-Ice Implements EE J. R. WEIDNER, Mgr. i + -1--1--1--1--1--1-1--1--1--1--1-++-1-+-1--1-+-1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1 i-1--1--1--1--1--1-++-1--1- -1--1--1--1l- 3? :TL 1 ARROW STORES + +-I-++-I-+++ ++++-I-++++ Your Auto Supply Dealer Spencer, Indiana -1--1--1--1-1- -Ir -1--1--1--1--1- -1--1--1--1-1--1--1-+-1--1--1-1--1-1- 1- . -1- 9 1 1 is if 5, m' Q III Q Q.. 5 'T' g E Cb O E 'i Q 1 E 5' E' W n 1- 1 5 1 fi 5 5 ' -1- s E., 'Y' Q i -2 E 1 5 O i i -1--1--1-++-1-1--1-1--1--1--1--1-1-+ -1-+-1-1-+ 5 ri 'N QE QC 12 O -E U2 so QQ? 'rl-1 E1 5' '1 -1-1--1-1--1- THE OWEN LEADER -1-1-1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1--1-+1--1--1-++-1--1--1-+-1--1-+++-1-++ -1- + -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- + -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- + -1- -1- -1- -1- -1 + + + + + + + -+ + +1 -1-+ --1- -1- -1- + + + -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- E + + + + -1- + -1- + -1- -1- + + -1- ++ +-I--I--I-++ -P+ -r++++++++++++++++++++++'l l'++ Compliments of 1 Adria's Beauty Shop Try Us for New Styles 'Ir Adria Fender-Pauline Criflitll +++++++ + -Z- -I- -X' -X' + + + -X' + + -Z- -X' -X' -I' -I- -X- -I- -I- + + -I' 'X' + EP -I-+ -Z- -X' -X' + -X- 'l' 1. -I- -I- + + -I-' + + + -l- -I- E +I -I- -I- E Van Deman Cleaners + We Take Care of ALL Your Dry -1- -I' zll: Cleaning Needs 1 Free Pick Up .Q Delivery + E lmmlc 338 i T I 1 + 'X' . H- 1'+++++++++++++-X'-!'++++++++++++:l'P 'I' E Russell H. Evans Zyl: and + i John A. Wells EE Insurance-Bonds 1 Real Estate-Abstracts 1 Notary Public i Pierson Bldg. Spencer, Ind. 'I' + ++++++++++++++++++++++-I-++++++ -1-+-1- -1- + -1- -1- -1- + -1- + + -1- -1- + -1- + I + + -1- -1- -1- + -1- -1- 'I' -1--1-I -I--I--I--I-+ B1 --1 E Q ? N 51 E- E Q - 2 F' -I--I--I--I-+ -I-I--I-I--I-I--I--I-+-I--I-I- Q G 3 F 11 g 2 V3 N ET an 3 5- G Q 5 ,1 , -11 2 ISI 2 FJ 3 F5 Q 'Q- -I-I-I--I-I--P -I--I--I--I-+-I-I-I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-++-I--I--I--I-+ -I- -I--I--I--I--I-+ -I- S5 -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I--I--I--I-+ I Compliments of If i -1- E Parr's Variety Store -I- E West Side Spencer, Ind. E E-I--I-+ -I- i -I- -I- -I- E -I- -I- -I- -I- il + -I--I- -I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I-I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -1--1--1--1-+-1--1--1--1--1 Un FJ I 2 EU i U F1 'E cn 2 3? 55 W F1 H +-1--1-1-++-1--1-1- Quality Home Killeal Nleats i i aml Groceries 'I- 7? -1. West Side of Square--Both Phones -I--I--I--I- -I- it' -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I--I--I-+ -I--I- -I- I -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 'I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- EE Congratulations -I- -1-+ n F M M Q We. -sf Q -1-1- ++ P-I E 'U -1 Q 4 co Q-1 O -s 1 fo -1 -1-+ -I--I--I--I-I--I--I- -I- If S it-C, +L- 9 E55 +. is ND + + -I- -I- -I- 'I'-I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I-I- -I--I--I--I--I--I--I-I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I-+-I--I-I-+-I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -I- E DICKERSON'S VERIFIED 1- FOOTWEAR I -Bertha Dickerson Matthews- -I- i Peters' All Leather Shoes 1 Sport Oxfords-Dress Shoes 'I' Aclmiration Hose 1 Viquesney Bldg. Spencer, Ind. +-I--I--I-I--I-I-I-I-'I--I-++-I--I-++-I--I-++-I-++-I-+++-I- -I--I--I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 'I' -1- -I- 'I' -r -I- -I- -I- 4. 55 -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 'I- -P-I-+ -I--I- -I--I--I- -I--I- i-I--I--I--I--I-I--I--I--I- 32 i -I- -I- -I- -I- + + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E -I- -I- -I- A 81 M GARAGE - General Automobile Repairing 'k E. Wilylle St. Spencer, Ind. -I--I--I--I-+ -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + + -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I-I- -I--I- -I-I- -I--I--I- -I-I-+-I-I- -I--I- 4. -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- I -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- i -I--I--I- INSURANCE See -I: GLENN J . MAY -I--I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- I -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + . 2 LINCO + SUPER SERVICE 'I' FII III -lr Main 81 Morgan Horace Johnson -I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I-+-I--I-I--P -I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I- I I -E Compliments of li JUDGE FRANK M. MARTIN -I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-+-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I--I-I-I-I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -I--I--I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- 'I' -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- +-I- 'I' 23 , I I Congratulations 1 1 Class of '40 E I3 Ie E 35 + -1- -I' uf P5 CTD -4 r- In 2 P 2 -e :- m :U -I- -I--I-I--I-+ + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- + -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I--I--I--I-+ -I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -I--I--I--I--I--I--I- -x--x-x--x-x-+++++++++++++++++++-x-++-x--z- Hassler's Service Station III Phillips 66 E 3: Cas and Oil + :lI-4 Greases-Lee Tires 1' 3F 55 -1- N. Fleu-her Ave. D. A. llassler + -I--I--I- -I--I--I- -I--I--I--I--I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I--I--I--I--I--I- + i + Congratulations i Class of '40 III if . . I 1 Lee W. Ku-kpatrlck 4. -X--I--I--I--I--I--F -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- E -I--I--I--I--I--P -I--I--I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I- -I-I-'I' -x- I3 E Holleys' Toggery Shop 23 +++-x-++++ 3 E 2 'D :J S. E. +++-x-++ Clothing, Shops QT Dry Cleaning -I--I--I- -I--I--I- ++++++++++++++-x-++-x-+ 3-r + Ug -I- U1 -I- Q e -1- 7 Q 1 E 5 I 'D S' I UD I -1- :Q U -x- :1 cn Q 1 3 I S I + cn 2 '11 1 Q Q 1 an -X. - 2 U Q -x- '- 1: Q Q z + ei. cg 1 S I I 5 9 I I S 7 if N 5 U I 3 Q i U3 . 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'X' 1 Groceries, Meals. Fruits and -X- + Vegetables i ---- -X- + Our Stock Includes the Very Finest + 1 of Merchandise 1 + Plmne 345 Phone 246-248 ig + 126 N. Ilarrison St. 501 Morgan St. -l- -X--X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X--X- -X--X--X--X--X--X--X--X- -X-X--X--X--X--X--X- with things you need Ready-to-Wear Shoes-Hosiery Venetian Shades-Draperies :l: Linoleum lf i + 1 Spencer Dry Goods Co. 1 + 1 + 1+-1--1--1--1-+-1--1-+-1--1-+++++++++++++-1-+-1--1- -1- -X--X--X- -X-X- ifi THE sEN1oRs 'IE 32 of 1940 -X- lhank the advertisers for making 1 this book possible for them. 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