Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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I 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Krendel. Gochenour, XVhitney, Coil, Fissel, Craft, Roarbacli Beernian. Becker, Fritz, Sunderland, Becker. Second Row: Post, Kennedy, Carr, Sheley, Core, Kennedy, Hays, Neid- hardt, Miller, Mc-Michael, Harsh, Hydaker, Vulganiott, Ililer. Third Row: Clark, Davis, Culver, Miller, Shobe, Golliff, Reynolds, Good- win, Whyinan, Dersheni, Seibert, Kleinoeder, Hays, Post. Fourth Row: Seibert, Brenneman, Meyers, Thompson, Hilyard, Briggs Cole, Miller, Shindollar, Delaney, Martin, Leasor. Fifth Row: Crider, Sawmiller, Brooks, Frye, Bowersock, Estep, Monfort, l'l0V6l'1'113ll, Becker. Morris, Rabley, McMichael, Gilbert. A OFFICERS President . . . ..... ,,... . . John Sawmiller Secretary .. ..... Dale Rabley Treasurer . . .. Virgil Richardson Reporter . . . . . Frances Kennedy

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Sophomore Class Motto-Character, Not Fame. Class Colors-Green and White. Flower-White Rose. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY During the month of September, in the year of 1929, seventy-six girls and boys enrolled as Freshmen in Spencerville High School, with Miss Deemer as sponsor. Officers were elected and our class motto, col- ors and flower were chosen. The class members took part in the school activities. At the close of that year only three years remained of our High School days. The next year, during the same month, the remainder of our class as well as some new members entered High School, under the new Super- intendent, Mr. McCleary. Our new sponsor was Miss Riener. This year we took a more active part in our school activities. Almost every pupil joined one or more clubs. The first gathering was held at F'ort Amanda, October 3, when we all enjoyed a Wiener roast. In December a Biology Banquet was held and many of the Sopho- more students were present. p Both our boys' and girls' teams entered the High School Basketball Tournament, and although they played very hard they were defeated in both games. We hope to enter the Junior Class with much energy to complete the remaining years of our High School education. ' 1.26.-.

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I Freshman Class Motto- Carpe diem. Seize the Opportunity. Class Colors-Crimson and White. Class Flower-Red Rose. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In September 1930, seventy Freshmen enrolled in the Spencerville High School, with ambition and high aims to succeed in the next four years. We had a wiener roast in October at Fort Amanda and the upper classmen were very busy that evening trying to initiate fifty-one of the Freshmen in one evening. The teachers were the guests of the evening. The English Class attended the play Julius Caesar, at the Central High School at Lima, and also the Big Drive, given by the American Legion at Spencerville. Other activities introduced by Mr. McCleary are The Boy Scouts. Science Club, H. Y. Club and Dramatic Club, which are thoroughly en- joyed by all of the students. The year is nearly at an end and we are looking forward to the next three years with happiness and high hopes. I -gg-