Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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771 EC'HOES192Bf 2-'YT gs9el9Ie- ntvyej, Ihrla Gollih' Thelma Huver Ned Goss Vernon Lensor ltlaxuricv Long Mc-rfizx Lutz Myra-l Metzger Arla Mos-rman RUTH GOLLIFF l-AAURICE LONG Jr. History Club 3: Booster Club I: Oratoriunl Con- Giee Club 3-4: Operetta 3-4: Orchestra Z-3-4: An- tesq 2, nual Stutlf 3-4: Interlude Jr. Night 3: Class Play 4:4 As you measure to your neighbor l3oo.:t'r Cub 2: Jr. History C.ub 33 Orntoricul Con- He will mvzrsurc bark to you, 1.024 Z. Her the editor of this book, He c-:xnnol be l1l.ll'1lRHHBd we know, Bet-uns: we-'rv tried them one by one, THE!-MA HAVER And he's the one who makes it zo. Oruturic-al Contest I-2: Jr. History Club 31, Booster C.uh Li: Class Play 4: Inlerlutle Jr. Nixlhi. Il. One xzirl is never weary, MERLIN LUTZ . who ig nhvgw., bright ,md ,.h0..,.y-H 'l'rack- l-2-3-45 Oraforxeul Contest 2: Booster Club 21: Jr. History C.ub 3. Wo can't imagine what it is That keeD's Mel:lin's head in such a whirl, NED Goss All we A5en3ors hare to :lo l H Class President 1: Class Reporter 3: Glee Ciub 4: IN mlnmm 'l L t'1'n Jumm mil' 0rch st.ra 2-3-4: Delphian' Orchestra 3-4: Operetta 4 2 Paper Stall Z-3: Jr. History Club 3g Booster Club ZL Orutorirnl Contest 1-2. MYREL-e METZGER MA Mule nunsenw now and then 2221605101-xl Contest 1-Z: Booster C.nb 2: Jr. History' Ls relished by the best of men, ' Work lnixx-d with H lit'-le fun MA 1-hm-ming Bishou iiapuer -of the kind. ls welt-omed now hy everyone- Thur leaves a rl-an of broken hearts behind. 4 ADA MOORMAN. VERNON I-EASOR Glce Club. 1-2-3-41 ol-1-hem.. 2.3-41 Track 1-2-3-4:. Class Play 3: Baseball 3-4': Jr. History Club 37 Basketball Captain Il: Haskc-tlmll 1-2-3-4: Opcretta. Booster C.uh 2: Orntnrieal Contest 2. 2-3-4: Class Play 4: Interlude Jr. Night 3: Booster , , A Klub 2: Jr. H.story Cub 3 Orntoricaxl Contest 2. Sm-date nlnl serious with solemn and SlllfllOllS men, Here is Adu whose hobby is to tickle, The library's the place where he's most often You say she's sour? -She's not that kind of a. seen. ' pickle. ll A ll Page Sixteen.

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igglglu ECHOES1928 49365 Mabelle Bigelow Howard Bowersock Wellington Burnett Edna Crider Raymond Dickerson Gertrude Duty Charles Foster Morris Fox NIABELLE BIGELOW RAYMOND DICKERSON Traek 1-2: Oratorlcal Coniest l-2: Booster Ciub Z! Baseball 4: Track l-2-3-4: O' t -' l Co t - . 'JI-, Histol-y Ciub 3, Booster Club 23 Jr. History Clllliaiglgfass Plillyettt. 2 I Heaven helps those who help ihemselvesf' Never idle a moment with success as his object. HOWARD BOWERSOCK GErI3lRl3ll1E?2??TrI tt 0 1 4 I I d J ' Track 3-41 Class Secretary 2: Vice President 3: '. t ' ff 7, per? 8 7 mer. e r' NYM Baseball 2-3: Annual Stall 3-4: Oratoric-nl Contest Cqgglgh, They lit: Hlstory Club 35 23 Jr. History Club 3: Booster Club 2. ' ' a 0 'ca 011 GH ' - - - - B9tf9l' to Ret UD late and be wide aw k Fldel1ty to du y has gauned hxm renown, , r m i a 0' H And sur:-ess alll his efforts will certainly crown. Than to get up emly and be asleep an day' CHARLES FOSTER WELLINGTON BURNETT . Vice President 1: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Operetta 3-43 Buggkglball 2-3-43 Baseball 1.2-3-4g Tl-agk 1-2-3-4: Interlude Jr. Night 3: State Chorus 3: Basketball 43 Oratorieal Contest 2: Class Play 3: Jr. History Club Cheer Leqder l-2: Booster Club 2: Jr. History Club 33 Booster Club 2, 31 Oratorxcal Contest 2. Sleep, sleep, how I love to sleep. 'Tm nothing but R kiddel'- MORRIS FOX E-DNA QRIDER - A Cass Play 3: Jr. History Club 3: Booster Club 2: 0T3'0l'lC11l Contest I-2: Jr. History Cub 3: Booster 01-atm-if-nl Contest 2, Club 2. V-'l. l.I. t., All things be ready, if your mind be so. I sl1l:ill!be,ci12'bacl1Zl1cll'.Hn O von ll ll Page Fil' teen

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I 'H' ECHOES 1928 rv- g59rf9l' IIGJQQQ1 Merl Neff Harold Plikerd Mildred Roerler John Shalfer MERL NEFF Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Track 1-2-3-4: Jr. History Club 3: Booster C.ub 2: Oratorical Contest 2. Merl says her heart is just as large as she, They love each other that is why, you see. HAROLD PLIKERD Class Treasurer ZZ: Basketball 3-4: Baseball 1: Track 2-3: Paper Stall' 2: Booster Club 2: Jr. History Club 3: Orntorical Contest 1-2. He loves to bat the balls around the court, In fact, he seems to like most any sport. KATHERINE POST Oratorical Contest 1-2: Jr. History Club 3: Booster C.ub 2. One of her ten commandments is, Thou shalt always take a joke. EDNA ROEDER Glee Club 2-3-4: Operetta 2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Bask- etball l-2-3-4: Track 1: Reception Committee 3: In- terlude Jr. Night 3: Delphian Orchestra 3-4: Class Play 4: Booster Club 2: Jr. History Club 3: Orator- ical Contesz 2. Basketball, Dancing and St. Marys are my ' hobbiesfl Katherine Post Edna Reeder Homer Stallter Wilma Steiger MILDRED ROEDER Basketball 2-3-4: Oratorical Contest 1-2: Booster Club 2: Jr. History Club 3. Her tongue is never tired. JOHN SHAFFER Baseball 1-2-3-4: Basketball 3-4: Track 2-3-4: Jr. History Club 3: Booster Club 2: Oratorical Contest 2. I may look like a ladies man, but I'm not. HOMER STALLTER Basketball 2-3-4: Baseball 2-3-4: Track 2-3-4: Class Play 3: Jr. History C.ub 2: Oratorical Contest 1-2. A dead shot with a Basketball they say- He's stored a goodly bunch of points away. WILMA STEIGER Basketball 1-2-3-4: Basketball Captain 4: Track 1-2: Oratorical Contest 1-2: Jr. Hisiory Cfub 3: Booster C.ub 2. S1.illl waters run deep. ll Page Seventeen