Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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i Gag? Ecl-Ions 1,928 ,ICWE5 Board of Education DR. R. D. DOUGHTY, President MRS. GRACE AKINS, Vice President MR. CARL SHAFFER MR. CHARLES MARBAUGH MR. ELI BOWHRSOCK MRS. BERTHA POHLMAN, Clerk Il ilu Page Five

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vwelgl, ECHOES 1928 - ----ug, 9,9 WP Q: FIRST ROW-Ned Goss, John Kcenify, Blanche Purdy, Herman Amspalivfli, Mr. Minning' ' Stanley Reed, Burlin Wright, Jeannette Albright, Ruthanna Swink. SECOND ROW-Howard Bowersock, Iois Kephart, Ada Mooinian, D011 Cawmiller, Mable Townsend, Maurice Long, Ruth Sunderland, Clayton Haller, Ruby Wheeler, Kathryn Parrot. Echoes Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF - ASSISTANT EDITOR - - LITERARY EDITOR - ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER - ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ART AND SNAPSHOT EDITOR ASSISTANT ART EDITOR BOYS ATHLETIC EDITOR - Maurice Long Mabel Townsend Ruby Wheeler Kathryn Parrot Howard Bowerfwock Lois Kephart Ruthanna Swink Burlin Wright - John Koenig' ASSISTANT BOYS ATHLETIC EDITOR Don Sawmiller GIRLS ATHLETICK EDITOR - - Jeannette Albright HUMOR EDITOR - - Clayton Haller ASSISTANT HUMOR EDITOR Ruth Sunderland MUSIC EDITOR - - Ada Moorman SENIOR REPORTER - Ned Goss JUNIOR REPORTER Blanche Purdy SOPI-IMORE REPORTER Stanley Reed FRESHMAN REPORTER Herman Anspaugh FACULTY ADVISOR - - Mr. Minning IY' +I Page Four

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-we Ecu-loss 1928 rr- gybll 4102193 Teacher Poems We have a new school building, And we're mighty proud to say, That we never leave at evening, But we think of the coming clay. We have in this new building, Many things that we admire, But the most we get from it, Are the things that we acquire. First we have for superintendent, Mr. Jordan we all hold so dear, And we often stop and wander, What we'rl do without him here. We next have a man for principal Whose name is Mr. Minning, The whole school thinks he knows a lot, But we don't know just what's in him. Miss Ritt's our Science teacher, By her meals it's plain to see, She could easily cook for two, And could probably cook for three. We have for Math. teacher, Mr. Lord whom you all know, If you wish to pass his classes, You must know your Math. just so. Now when it comes to Spanish, You'll find Miss Harter there, And when it comes to English, There is none with her compare. When it comes to Agriculture, Mr. Smith's the man to see, He'll help you plant your onions, Or he'll help you pick your peas. Miss Smith's our Commercial teacher, All in all it's plain to see, That without her kind assistance, We would all be up a tree. Miss Hursh is our Music teacher, By her voice we've come to know, That the note which she is singing, Is a Fa, Me, Re, or Do. Now in our Junior High School, We also have good teachers, We think that if they'd leave this school, Word of their fame would reach us. For principal of our Junior High, Miss Sawmiller strong and firm, And when you've once been sent to her, You'll find you've lots to learn. In Reading, History and Arithmetic, Miss Becker sets the pace, She has her pupils learn the book, Or in the end they lose the race. From their English, Writing and Hygiene, They profit quite a lot, With Mr. Briggs for teacher, Not much will be forgot. All in all this group combined, We owe them quite a lot, But here we think is the place to end, So we think we'd better stop. If el Page Six