Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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l-l.l-l.l.l-l-I-l-I- -I-III-I-III-I-I-III Board of Education MRS. A. D. AKINS MR. CHARLES MARBAUGH DR. R. D. DOLTGHTYi'PRESIDENT MR. CARI. SHAFFER MRS. BERTHA PGI-lLMAN CLERK MR. ELI BOWERSGCK 0

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-l-I-I-l-I-I-I-l.l-l THE ECHGES l-l.l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l- Annual Staifif THE second week in September the editors of the Annual Staff met and chose their assistants. These were nearly all juniors,who will have the responsibility of publishing another edition next year. The various editors at once began to do their respective writings. The business manager, Merle I-laller, obtained advertisements from our co-operative business people. Burlin Wright, our Art Editor, superin- tended the taking ofthe pictures and other art activities. The original imagination of Kathryn Parrott was shown in her many writings. Willis Snyder displayed his characteristic wit with his humorous jokes. Jeannette Albright, who was connected with all the music activities, wrote very vivid accounts. Qur l-ligh School Athletic Writings were overseen by Donald Sawmiller. All of these editors were under the excellent supervision of Mabel Townsend, Editor-infChief, who in turn, was advised by Mr. Lord, the faculty adviser. I i 5

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-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-I-l-l- -l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l- Faculty SPENCERVILLE High School is like a great chain, each department comprising it being a link in that chain. Therefore, in order that Spencerville High may be strong, excellence in every part must be of superlative importance, for a chain is no stronger than its weakest link. To accomplish this excellence, members of the faculty have left no stone unturned. They have given freely and unquestionably of their timeg they have endeavored to visualize the future for us. With ref assuring words they have encouraged us when we were dissatisfied and restless. They have met us more than half way in a splendid spirit of unselfishness. As the four years of our high school life draws to a close it would ap- pear at first thought that our opportunity to reciprocate is gone. But no! We shall not let that come to pass! As the years advance, we know that eyes of those from whom we received our elementary training will be turned silently toward us, no matter how great the distance that may separate us from them. Is this not the opportunity of opportunities to pay back that which we owe? They have flung us the torchg be ours to hold it high. 7