Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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EDUCATION in a democracy, both with- in and without the school, should de- velop in each individual the knowledge, interests, ideals, habits, and powers by which he will be able to find his place, to shape both himself and society toward ever nobler ends. In order to accomplish this, careful train- ing of the student throughout his school career is essential. Only through coopera- tion between the student and the faculty can this goal be attained. The administra- tive body is continually striving to fit each graduate for his place in life. We, as graduates, are grateful to the faculty for their efforts and will do our best to live up to their expectations of us. ADMINISTRATION I Page five

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Seated- L. Augsburger, M. Doughty, M. Miller, M. Grandstaff, R. Schoesker, M. Steiger. Standing-P. Lusk, H. Rider, R. Mueller, R. Hayes, Mr. McCleary, D. Deniston. C. McMichael, P. Mitchell, J. Neidhardt, R. Townsend. Editor-in-Chief ...,,.,,.... Assistant Editor ....,....... Business Managers ...,r... V. Literary Editor ,................,, Ass't. Literary Editor. .,...... . Athletic Editors ............,,..,. Joke Editor, .....,.... ....... . Ass't. Joke Editor ......,,,,,. Reporters.. Typists ....,... .,,,. Advisor ...,.... .. , Annual Staff Page four ........,.,.Marjorie Miller ....,,..,.....,..Dean Deniston f Paul Mitchell Helen Rider Carl McMichael Pauline Lusk Doughty Hayes Q Margaret Steiger Robert Townsend . ,............ ...... R ose Marie Mueller .......,,.,,..............Richard Schoesker Senior, Margaret Steiger Junior, Robert Townsend Sophomore, Jean Neidhardt Freshman, Dorothy Harter Q Lucille Augsburger 1 Mary Grandstaff ,.....,.....,.Supt. C. W. McCleary

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Board Of Education Mr. l,evi Hilty Mr. Francis George Mr. John Beerman Mr. John Goodwin lir. I. C. Stayner, President Mr. H. B. Sunderland, Clerk The American High School is one of the few billion dollar industries. Its successful management requires the beast minds that society can provide. No other busi-- ness can compare with the high school in the difficulty of its problems, because it deals with the most delicate of all things, the human being. This nation is deeply indebted to the officials and teachers who face the prob- lem of running our high schools. The class of '35 is indeed grateful to our Board of Education for the successful management of the school, thus enabling us to complete our full term. Standing - Mr. Reerman - Mr. George Seated - Mr. Hilty - llr. Stayner - Mr. Goodwin l'11.gv six . i