Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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First Row: F. Mack, J. Wolfe, A. Sproul, D. Becker, J. Cochrun D. Deniston, B. Brincefield, H. Boyer, C. McMichael, M. Shobe. Second Row: M. Reynolds fPianistJ, R. Carr, V. Hilty, W Sowards, R. Townsend, P. Mitchell, C. Sandkuhl, E. Post, O. Miller Miss Hursh Qlnstructorj. Third Row: H. Patrick, R. Schoesker, K. Hirn, N. Martin, A Grassley, N. Roeder, W. Neidhardt. Fourth Row: K. Davies, R. Redick, B. Foster, J. Roeder, R Lowry, W. Sutton, A. Hoverman, P. Sutton, H. Jones. Boys Receive Valuable Training In September the Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Hursh, started out to achieve a reputation of which they could feel proud. Margaret Reynolds was the pianist. In February the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs presented the operetta And It Rainedu. In this they gained a good reputation. It was directed by Miss Hursh and Miss Reiner. They also took part in the Allen County Festival and in the Northwestern Ohio Graded Festival in which they received the rating of good. Let us hope that they will continue to improve so that each succeeding year we may say that they have reached heights never before attained. Page twenty-three 1 1

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Girls Enjoy Glee Club Work 'l'he Girls' Glee Club was of a high quality this year. This was brought about under the efficient supervision of Miss Hursh, our instructor. Margaret Reynolds was the pianist. A thorough training and understanding of our work has been a source of pleasure. to each one of us. The combined Boys' and Girls' Clubs presented the operetta, And It Rained , which was very successful. On March 22, the club took part in the Allen County Music Festival at the Memorial Hall in Lima. Also on April 12, it took part in the Northwestern Ohio Graded Festival at Bluffton, where it received the rating of Very Good. May the Glee Club continue to improve and obtain success in the future. First Row: R. Keller, D. Sherman, M. Steiger, P. Lusk, M. Rohr- bach, E. Haller, V. Moorman, B. Rider, E. Hayman, E. Beerman, A. Morris, F. Hoverman, M. Lauer, R. Mack. Second Row: Miss Hursh Qlnstructorj, H. Goodwin, E.. Leifel, M. Kinney, R. Wilson, F. Burnett, R. Hayes, L. Bowen, G. Wiseman, M. Rockhold, M. Myers, C. Ward, M. Rigdon, H. Zuber, M. Reynolds lI'ianistl. Third Row: R. Seibert, C. Martin, L. Huber, H. Snyder, J. Miller, M. Brandyberry, H. Rider, H. Martin, C. Beerman, L. Moorman, M. Miller, M. Sunderland, l'. Fissel, M. Maurer. Fourth Row: R. Hilyard, li. Sever, R. Mueller, M. Robinson, M. Doughty, M. McKinney, l'. Seibert, J. Swartz, L. Augsburger, L. Shaffer, D. Taylor. l Page twenty-two

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Orchestra Participates In Various Progrmas PIANO Margaret Reynolds VIOLINS Dwight Becker Dean Deniston Marjorie Miller Ruth Hayes Helen Rider Mabel Stelzer Evelyn Failor Mary Doughty Muriel Robinson Mary Grassley John Hilty CELLO Margaret Steiger STRING BASS Dorothy Harter FLUTES Vaughn Hilty Lorene Shaffer Jack Kennedy Josephine Swartz TRUMPETS Wesley Sowards Karl Hirn Frank Mack Stewart Spray Harold Miller John Oehlhof TROMBONES Lela Bowen Jack Jarvis Doyle Martin Melville Fryer SAXAPHONES Hazel Goodwin CLARINETS Betty Rider Ned Roeder Robert Lowry Esther Beerman Frances Burnett Ruth Keller Jean Mack HORNS Kathryn Kelly Lavern Shaffer DRUMS Milo Shobe BASS Paul Mitchell Albert Sproul Nearly 50 members responded to the call for musicians at the beginning of the year, and have continued their work all this year. Our capable director, Miss Hursh, has patiently worked with us. Our officers: President, Marjorie Miller, Vice President, Dwight Becker, Secretary, Mary Doughty, and Reporter, Wesley Sowards, have served us well. We played for many High School activities and other events. On Friday, March 23, we attended the Allen County Music Festival, and on Friday, April 5, -ve received third place in the Northwestern Ohio Music Contest at North Baltimore. We regret the loss of our Senior members but hope for a successful year in '35-'36, l'n,yc fwwnfy-four