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SPENCER HYMN Spencer High School, we adore thee And they green and gold — We are grateful and devoted — Thy loving cares unfold. Loyal to thee, we shall ever be. Loyal to thee, we shall ever be. ‘Mid the grandeur of our campus Glows our scared shrine — our all. So symbolic of our excellence Behind each classic wall — Matchless beauty, praise we everlastingly. Matchless beauty, praise we everlastingly. Our alumni have excelled so In every field and way. This inspired true, Spencerians To lead all school, we pray. School of great fame, we’ll e’er revere thy name. School of great fame, we’ll e’er revere thy name.
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o L D S P E N C E R SCHOOL SONG All hail to old Spencer They colors green and gold Stand as a symbol of our love untold. All hail to old Spencer To thee we’ll e'er be true To watch o’er and keep you All haill All hail! All hail to old Spencer Thy beauty do we see Here on the highway strength and peace shall be All hail to old Spencer We’ll sing our praise to thee In trials and victory All hail! All hail! All hail to old Spencer They sons and daughters true Stand now as ever to fight and die for you All hail to old Spencer We pledge our faith anew To guard and portect you All hail! All hail!
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William H. Spencer High School celebrated it’s Homecoming week October 19, through October 23, 1987. Homecoming week is the time when everyone has a little fun, and shows their spirit towards their school. 1 guess we can say that some of us have alot of school spirit because several students participated in the activities scheduled for that week. There were several events occurring for that special week. Tuesday of Homecoming week was “Girls’ Hush Day.” This was the day that girls were not allowed to talk to the boys. This was not very easy for some girls. Norman Holloway was the winner of “Girl Hush Day.” He collected 23 pins. He was also presented with a free game pass. Congratulations, Norman! Wednesday was Twin Day. Several students were participating in this event. There were even some who looked exactly alike. Thursday was “Fifties Day.” People really did go out of their way for this day. Overall, everyone looked great. The most outstanding students in this event were Herman Johnson and O’neal Little. Friday was a combination of “Funeral and Green Gold.” The funeral itself wasn’t all that it should have been, but the people in it did a wonderful job. “Green Gold Day” turned out to be very successful. Actually the whole week of Homecoming was wonderful. Homecoming Week was Great! 6
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