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Junior Class Motto-t'Fortes fortunia juvat. Fortune favors the brave. Class Colors-Purple and Gold. Class Flower-Carnation. 1 '. +f JUNIOR c qglss HISTORY 4, On a fine morning in September of 1929 sixty-three boys and girls entered their names on the roll of Spencerville High School as Fresh- men. Thus began the career of one of the most successful classes in Spencerville High School. A bob sled party at the home of Maria Belt helped to liven up this year of school. We entered school the next year as Sophomores, our number being lessened to sixty-two. Our class was well represented in nearly all the activities and we enjoyed ourselves more this year. We held a biology party and even the boys proved themselves democratic enough to wash the dishes. In 1930 we again entered the halls of the school to take up our Junior year. We feel that we have been doing very well as there were fifty-nine enrolled in the class, only losing four since the time, oh, so long ago, when we were Freshmen. This year we were even better represent- ed in the school activities. On November 14, 1930, we gave Climing Roses, which was a wonderful. success. The English Class motored to Lima to see the Shakesperean play Macbeth, which was then being read in class. We were very well represented in the Operetta, several of our class getting principal parts. The last big time of the year was when we entertained the Seniors at the reception, when we wished them all the prosperity and happiness in the world. -I H,
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