Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IN)

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These fwo impressive scenes from our Chrisl- mas program help lo remind us of fhe lrue meaning of Chrisfmas. ln The manger scene are Sande MacMorran lleffl and Beverly Winders. while in lhe church scene Milce Lewis llef+l, Terry Albriflen, Slanley Rice, and Milne Bollinghouse porlray choir boys. May Day Queen, Carolyn Renard, and her lovely court--FRONT ROW: Nancy Tilley lleffl, Judy Malicoaf, Jackie Renard, Margo McKay, Lisa Childress, Janie Laybold, Karen Kinney, and Rebecca Hamm. SECOND ROW: Rifa San- burn, Sandria Close. Larry Tucker. Jerry Townsend, James Hogan, Donna l-'lays and Doris Edwards. THIRD ROW: Deanna Summers, Marilyn Weaver, Donna Sullivan, Glenda Naanes. and Jane? Wood-reigned over fhe 1960 Spring Sorcery. Al: .Q ,Mjgh , .t my f xy., Q, .1 , . V fe K V,

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During +he week of January 23-27 special con- vocalion services were held during ihe sixlh period. This week, known as Religious Emphasis Week, was sponsored by lhe Communily lvlinislerial Associa- Jrion. The Reverend Roberl B. Hall, minisler of The Ashland Terrace Chrislian Church, Challanooga. Tennessee, was lhe guesl speaker. The members of The Tri-l-li-Y and I-Ii-Y furnished devolions for each session. Mr. l-lall was born in Louisville, Kenlucky. Upon gradualion from Louisville Male l-ligh School, he eniered The Cincinnafi Bible Seminary, receiving an A.B. degree in lhe spring of I95O. ln I955, Mr. l-lall received a lvlasler of Arls degree wilh a maior in New Teslamenl from Buller Universily in ln- dianapolis.

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Pegg McCrary, lnner Alice, malces a direcT hit on John Dyar, lnner Willy, during The senior play: The Ofher You. Few indeed was The number 'of seniors who did noT parTicipaTe eiTher in The Junior Revue or The The OTher You. The Junior Revue afforded opporTuni- Ties for many iuniors To display Their special TalenTs or merely ioin in The exhilaraTing experience of being a member of The casT. A smorgasbord of performances, The revue was enjoyed by iTs producers, casT, and au- dience. Engaging in such sfrenuous exercise as parTici- paTing in a play deserves rich reward. ThereTore, The play casT members arranged a banqueT oT ice cream, calce, poTaTo chips and sofT drinlcs afTer Their lasT per- formance. Rehearsals for The The OTher You were as hilarious as The acTual performance of The Junior Revue. The play iTself, however, was more serious and limiTed in parTicipanTs. The members of The casT en- ioyed giving Their performance and This was evidenT To Their audience. According To The TradiTion seT lasT year, The play casT arranged anoTher parTy. AfTer reTresh- menTs, movies of Their lasT year's play were shown. These films broughT baclc delighTTul memories, and Though The casT was exhausTed from giving Their senior play They exclaimed: Wouldn'T iT be fun To give an- oTher play? WhaT abouT a Senior Revue?