Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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QQ: gi, Ecu-loss 19237 ,WU unior Class , l, Top Row-Norman Hays, Walter Kennedy, Max Coffman, Donald Sawmiller, Lewis Jordan, Melvin Lowry, Merle Townsend, Robert Miller, John Harold Monfort, Daniel Egts, Floyd Louth, Ernest Beerman, Walter Craft DeWitt, Albright, Harold Bow- en, Vernon Eley, Warren Carry. X Y X' Second Row-Ruth Mae Bice, Lois Miller, Mae Davis, Freda Bruebaker, Kath- ryn Parrott, Blanche Purdy, Lois Kephart, Ruth Gaberdiel, Jeannette Albright, Anna Oehlhof, Verla Miller, Bernice Fissel, Helen Barnt, Doris Carey, Alice Martin, Eunice Rempher. Third Row-Beatrice Frank, Retha Reed, Marciel Sawmiller, Aileen CoiTman, Pauline Mericle, Berlin Wright, Lois Henne, Martha Jane Neidhardt. Mr. Lord, Mabel Townsend, Gwendolyn Eley, Luthera Culver, Evelyn Carr, Mary Arnold, Martha Arnold, Ruth Hance. Fourth Row-Bernard Price, Merle Haller, Harold Beerman, Waldo Long, Hu- bert Green, Willis Snyder, Stanley Zimmerman, Howard Steiner, James Lee, Clarence Craft, Harry Barns. CLASS OFFICERS President Hubert Green Vice President Stanley Zimmerman Secretary Kathryn Parrot Treasurer Jeannette Albright Reporter Blanche Purdy I 4 Page Twenty Fn e

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--W ECHOEQ ,ileza I ,legacy Junior Class History On September the first of '25, Spencerville High School resembled a hive, For the Freshman class numbered eighty-live, The largest that had yet arrived. Our basketball team was one of renown, And they were revered all over the town, No team in the school could put her down, Every player but our's felt like a clown. In our Sophomore year came activities new, The Orchestra, Glee Clubs, and Athletics, too, Our members took part with vigor anew, And all were strengthened by our magnificent crew On April 27, in the High School Hall We presented The Deacon, enjoyed by all, As a climax of plans laid early last fall, We gave the Seniors a grand old ball. Although our path is somewhat rough, And to succeed we cannot bluff. On we shall toil, till we have knowledge enough, Our bunch has the grit, and also the stuff. l ll' Page Twenty-Four

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19-gg, sci-loss 1928 433 Sophomore Class History One bright September morning in the year 1926, the streets were alive with pupils on their way to enroll as members of the Spencerville High School. Sixty of these pupils enrolled as Freshmen. Officers were elected and class motto and colors were chosen. Our class was represented in the orchestra, glee club and track teams. The Sophomore year came with a Rush. The loss of several members made the class somewhat smaller, reducing the number to fifty-three. Our class took great interest in the musical organizations and also in athletics, having several representa- tives in each. The class was proud of their basketball team. The team played many games during the season, winning a majority of them. In the Intramural tournament the Sophomores played the Seniors. The Sophomores put up a good fight, but at the final bell the Seniors held the big end of the score, the score being 26 to 21. The Sophomores enjoyed one big time during the first semester. One beau- tiful evening the class journeyed to the home of Mr. Long where all enjoyed a pleasant time. All the pupils enjoyed a fine Christmas vacation and came back ready for work. The last semester there was not much stirring in the Sohpomore class though we tried to liven it up. The agricultural department held a rodent killing contest in which several' Sophomores took part. They also held a Father and Son banquet in which the Sophomores were represented. The Sophomore class as a group have found the Freshman easy to get along with and hope that we will have as prosperous a Junior year as we have had as Soph- omores. l nu In-4 Page Twenty-Six