Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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E C H O E S 1 9 2 7 Freshman Class History On September 7, 1926, sixty pupils enrolled in high school as Freshmen. Believing that an early start would lead to success in later years, our boys formed a Basketball Team. The players were: Everett Miller, right forward: Robert Hahn, left forward: Merle Townsend and Ira Hullinger, centers: Eugene Boyer, right guard: Stanley Reed, left guard: J. B. Sunderland, sub- stitute left guard. Our social events were few. However, we had a bob-sled party at Doris Burtchin's which was greatly enjoyed by the majority of the class. Mr. Bower- sock and Miss Gall were the chaperones. During the year we were well represented in clubs and various activities. Several of our boys were in the School Orchestra, several in Glee Clubs, both boys and girls in Latin Club, and Eugene Boyer in Delphian Orchestra. Next year when some of our timidity wears off we hope to be better represented. Of course during the whole of the year, we were considered as green by the upper classmen, but we feel assured that we have not been the greenest of classes which have entered Spncrville High School. era so .894 ln f-- f -f - -ifafe-V-f 1 s - :...,--1 - - 2-1 : -- Z- - 4,

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ECHOES 19 2 7 Freshman Class e MOTTO- 'Tis not in mortal to command success, Semphronius, but uJe'll do more-uJe'lI deserve It. CLASS FLOWER-American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS-Maroon and Gray PRESIDENT - VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER - CLASS REPORTER Marguerite Andrews Carolyn Baker Maxine Barnes Arline Becker Vada Blakely Doris Butchin Breta Colgan Ruth Doughty Belva Heil Ruth Hoch Rosaline Jacobs Ruth Kemp Dorothy Keller Velma Leasor Beulah Long Marjorie Marbaugh Ruth Martin CLASS OFFICERS ADVISER--Olive Luella Mees Anita Metzger Frances Miller Verla Pickering Bernice Putman Opal Reynolds Neva Seever Ruth Smith Mary Sower Inez Whetstone Helen Wilkins Robert Beerman Russel Bice William Beerman Eugene Boyer Robert Carnes Francis Clay J. B. Sunderland Ga - J. B. Sunderland Maxine Barnes - Ruth Doughty - - Ira Hullinger Norman Coil Henry Core Roy Doan Hallet Donivan Robert Hahn Ira Hullinger Allen Johnson Edward Klcioneder Melvin Kohn Maurice Louth Howard Long Everett Miller Ruie Oaches Howard Plikerd Stanley Reed Daniel Sawmiller Emerson Stuffer 4. -,Q 1 - C-Y-3:-2:-5 V --- 1 -- ,::.Y.Y.-:f: Y : f:-:--- - V -4-W - -- 'I'

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ECHOES I 9 2 7 unior High School TOP Row: Sylvia Roeder, Beulah Kohlter, Gordon Swink, Charles Hemenway, Layton Place. Charles Workman, Albert Johnson, Jack Derrick, Dora Davenport. Gertrude Harter. Beulah Drake, SECOND Row: Herman Anspaugh, Ethel Goliff, Lucille Young. Gladys Zimmerman. Mary Lee. . Blanche Seever, Vera Pickering, Clarence Croft. Edith Mearl Workman, Vonnie Donhaiser. Madeleine Eritz, Dorotha Thomas, Gladys Mees, Joe Wright, THIRD Row: Cleta Swartz, Dick Rider, Patrick Bell. Gerald Roberts, Wilmer Reynolds, Richard Neidhardt, Carl Purdy. Marion Kohn, Robert Stonehill, Ben Townsend, Dale Harriff. Mildred Becker. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Richardson, Wanda Cisco, Ruth Roberts, Thelma Wolfe, Kathryn Barnt. Ruth Hill. Helen Anspaugh, Myrtle Stelzer, Margery Lee, Cecile Brandyberry. Evelyn Steiger. Gladolia Hahn, Carolyn Medaugh. BOTTOM Row: Teddy Harter, Harley Seibert, Clifford Seibert. Harry Donhaiser, Howard Berry. Raymond Coffman, John Baldwin, Cloyd Burkheimer. MOTTO- Success is coming up to the level of our best The students of the Junior High met their defeats and triumphs this year with a new faculty in charge-Cleta Swartz, eighth grade, teaching English, Spelling, Penmanship. Geography. Agriculture and Civics: and Mildred Becker. seventh grade. teaching Arithmetic. History, Reading and Hygiene. Each class organized for class activities. The Eighth Grade elected Herman Anspaugh, president: Richard Neidhardt. vice president: Thelma Wolfe, secretary: and Harry Donhaiser. treasurer. The Seventh Grade elected Jack Derrick, president: Layton Place, vice president: Evelyn Steiger. secretary: and Myrtle Stelzer, treasurer. Each class had a get-acquainted party for the new teachers in the early part of the year and the Eighth Grade had their tirst Class Social at the home of Thelma Wolfe in January, The Junior High enjoyed the year with Miss Hursh very much. ln music the Boys' and Girls' Glee Club help to motivate the work as Well as the presentation of The Childhood of Hiwathaf' The trays, baskets, vases, lamps, and bread-board sets were also quite interesting and useful projects in Industrial Arts. The Lincoln and Wilson Literary Societies were organized to give everyone an opportunity to enter into literary activities. Regular monthly programs were given by each society but none of these were public programs because of an unusual number of extra curricular activities of the school in general. The yearly enrollment in the Junior High was 68. q. f - ,... e 1 ,Z - -.....+::.,.,e-1 1 ,L c:e,L.,.Y' Q - 4.