Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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' -W1-an-1 :'f ' HiQ1f ?rv5fa'l?f'2-5-524- -' ' .ff I -if 1- 'i51'?S- '- TJ!--52.-' invi -., .,.-1453 .-. S- --A11-.--f -Q.,-,-1 Lifg-5,35-fxrim --saws-if -E -QL-wi .F- L ' ff' ' ,yy ,4 1314- '-VJ..-Q.-.fir -ff -. ,f -wig'--4'--',.--. - -- -f -. , .inf-,es ' - --gn'-.y CHOIES Published by the ClASS Cf 1936 of the Spencerville High School Spencerville, Dhio Tw0 FOREWORD Greeting Hark, hark, hark, To the deeds we commemorate here, Which will bring you joy in the future And 'recollections deofr. We for this book have labored, Have tmled hard and long, To gather many a fact and joke In picture, prose, and semg. And in the misty futwre, As you, o'er these pages read, You will think of the various blunders And of the many glorious deeds. Then here's our ECI-IOES , Comrades, May its errors fade from sight, May it ever be a record deofr, Of memories of Spencer High. DEDICATION l CARL DAVIES We, the class of 1936 do hereby dedicate this annual to the memory of all those former members of our group, who on account of sickness, and many various reasons over which they may or may not have had control, have had to drop back or out entirely from the pleasant duties of preparation for life and for life work. We especially do dedicate this book to the memory of Carl Davies, who during our Junior year was forced to leave school and retire to the Tubercu- losis Hospital in Lima, Ohio. With these few words we wish them success and happiness in the future. Three Four THIS VOLUME CONTAINS Title Page Foreword Dedication Contents - Who We Are School Building - Board of Education Faculty - - Senior Static - - Senior Officers and History Seniors - - - Seniors - - - Seniors - - - Seniors ---- Senior and Junior Autographs Juniors ---- Sophomores ---- Freshmen ----- Sophomore and Freshman Autographs What We Do Echoes Staff - Music Literature Orchestra - Operetta - Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Boys' Quartet - Faculty Play Senior Plays Junior Plays - F. F. A. - - Athletic Literature Girls' Basketball Boys' Basketball Volleyball - Baseball - Intramural - Calendar - Reception, Baccalaureate, Commencement Jokes and Advertisements - - - Farewell ----- 1 2 3 - 4 5 6 7 8-9 10 11 12-13 14-15 16-17 18-19 20 - 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 - 32 - 33 34-85 36-37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44-45 - 46 - 47 48-49-50-51 - 52 A SPENCERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 'W u Our School From 1876 To 1936 The first brick school building that was built in Spencerville was built in the year 1876. It is still standing and is a part of the present grade school building. Shortly after, a small frame building was built, in the southwest corner of the schoolground, for the primary class. Later additions were built to the brick build- ing until the present structure was evolved. At this time the school was a gram- mar school. Facilities for a high school were introduced in 1886, with an enrollment the first year of probably about twenty. As the enrollment increased the building was enlarged and for many years the high school pupils attended the building that is now the Grade School. On February 4, 1927 the new high school building was dedicated. It is a mod- ern building that is very well departmentalized and equipped. The present high school system was chartered April 14, 1905 from the commissioner of Common Schools of Ohio. The first class to graduate, which was in 1888, consisted of eight graduates. In 1933 a class of 56 graduated, which is the largest class ever to graduate from Spencer High. The present enrollment of the high school is 233 and 49 of these are destined to become the Class of '36, Six BCARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. George Mr. Mitchell Mr. Hilty Seated: Mr. Beerman Mr. Goodwin Mr. Sunderland Mr. John A. Goodwin, President, who has been a board member for three years, is employed by the State Highway Department. He not only works on the board but also works to keep the roads in condition for our school buses. Mr. John A. Beerman has been a member of the board for two years. His occu- pation is farming. He has taken an active part in the farm organizations of the community and has done a fine job on the school board. Mr. Robert I. Mitchell is a new member of the board. He lives on a farm near Spencerville and is employed by the county to repair our roads. He has done fine work this year and we are sure that it shall continue. Mr. C. Levi Hilty has been a member of the board for two years. His interests are centered around his meat market through which he serves the people as faithfully as he serves the community through the school board. Mr. Francis George has been a member of the board for three years. He has worked diligently to serve the public as best he can. He is employed in our Citi- zens and Farmers Bank. Mr. H. B. Sunderland is the clerk for the board. He operates a shoe store in this town. He has done a fine piece of work for the short time he has been serv- ing the board. These men do all within their power to serve the community and give every possible opportunity to the pupils. During the current year these men in coopera- tion with the W. P. A., have completed a bus garage on our local high school ground. We think it only fitting and proper that we, the Class of '36 , should compliment them on bettering conditions under which we have finished our school life. Seven, Eight Du ' facully C. W. McCleary Mabel Townsend W. D. Shackelford Aileen Reiner E. W. Hausser MR. MCCLEARY-B. S., AND B. S. IN ED.-OHIO NORTHERN AND OHIO STATE UNIVERSITIES . . . Superintendent . . . teaches general mathematics and general science . . . supervises school in excellent manner . . . his thorough management brings about coordination for a good school. MISS TOWNSEND-B. S. IN ED.-MIAMI UNIVERSITY . . . Girls' basketball coach . . . teaches chemistry, biology, public speaking and business English . . . girls' physi- cal education . . . Freshman supervisor . . . coached Junior-Senior plays and dances for the operetta . . . has done much to better departments under her charge. MR. SHACKELFORD-A.B. OHIO NORTHERN AND OHIO STATE UNIVERSITIES . . . . Boys' Athletic Coach . . . teaches social science . . . Boys' physical education director . . . has done splendid work in coaching athletics . . . his fine work in social science department has been greatly appreciated. MISS REINER-A. B. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . . . Junior supervisor . . . teach- es Latin and English . . . has been great help in coaching Junior-Senior plays and operetta . . . great share of success of this year goes to her. MR. HAUSSER-A. B. BALDWIN WALLACE COLLEGE . . . teaches mathematics and chemistry . . . Sophomore supervisor . . . coached Junior and Senior plays . . . A-1 baseball umpire of county league . . . works hard to teach pupils to read and think. arade Bonnie Deemer R. S. Oetzel Burlin Wright C. D. McIntyre Grace Browder MISS DEEMER-A. B. OHIO UNIVERSITY .... teaches English and Spanish . . . . Senior supervisor . . . . coached Junior and Senior plays . . . . tries to instill love for literature in her pupils . . . lives in Lima and commutes on Lima-Spencer- ville bus. MR. OETZEL-B. S. IN AGRICULTURE-OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . . . is a Smith- Hughes teacher of agriculture . . . greatly interested in vocational agriculture . . . through his efforts new shop equipment has been installed . . . taken class on many trips. MISS WRIGHT-B. S. IN EDUCATION-MIAMI AND OHIO NORTHERN UNIvERsI'I'IEs . . . teaches American history and home economics . . .with the aid of her home economic class has rendered invaluable service to the many social events of the school year. MR. MCINTYRE-B. S. IN MUSIC-OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY . . . teaches world history . . . has charge of all music in the high school and of the instrumental music in the grade school . . .under his directorship the various musical groups received high awards in the several music meets. MISS BROWDER-B. S. IN EDUCATION-MIAMI UNIVERSITY.. .has complete charge of commercial subjects. . .keeps her department running in tip-top effi- ciency. Nine SENIOR STATIC August 14, 1950 Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Station A B C bringing you Paul Sutton and the events of the day. From the nation's capital today come reports that the distinguished senator, Robert Redick, has introduced a bill, making upholstered seats compulsory in all public schools. Also in Washington circles, is the report that Directress Annabelle Morris is soon to award the Harmon Trophy to that intrepid aviator, Lieut. Frank Mack, for his recent round-the-world hop in the amazing time of 12 hours. Also to be present at the awarding of the medal are Secretary of the State, Mary Maurer, Secretary of War, Ruth Hays, and the Secretary of the Navy, Lela Ruth Bowen, with her assistant, Juliana Miller. The eminent physicist, John W. Cochrun, has astounded the scientific world, by finding a perfect vacuum-in the head of one his co-workers, Robert Townsend. Prof. Dwight Becker has squared the circle by a secret formula which he is trying to sell to a dough-nut company. Warden John Hilty of Sing-Sing has announced that the riot there is well under control, although two guards, Dee Sherer and Lester Schwartz, were injured in the uprising.. Trouble is brewing in the labor world today. President Albert Sproul. of the Push-Easy Perambulator Company, is at this time negotiating for peace with James Miller, the head of the striking workers in his plant, who complained because they had to advertise the perambulators. With the arrival of Federal Negotiator Edith Hayman, it is hoped that the matter will soon be closed. Harold Boyer's Follies opened today in New York, featuring Miss Fern Hover- man. Also included in the repertoire are the following well known chorus girls: Mary Rockhold, Pauline Seibert, Nancy McNeal, Ruth Wilson, Mary Hindenlang, and Grace Wiseman. Betty Rider and her world famous Gorgeous Girls Band are leav- ing New York today for a three month tour in Europe. In the sports world we have the opening game of the world series. Lowell Bow- ersock, pitching for the Toledo Mud Boats, shut out the Chicago Dirty Sox, in the most spectacular game of the season. Gabby Miller, catcher for the Dirty Sox, was today suspended from the league for calling Umpire Russ Carr a prevaricator. ' Pete Patrick, stellar short stop of the Mud Boats, still holds the lead in the season's batting average with his .444. Today witnessed the finals of the women's National Open tennis matches, Hazel Goodwin defeating Evelyn Leffel for the single champion- ship, and the team of Helen and Cleona Martin going down to defeat at the hands of Emaline Haller and Martha Rohrbach. News of the kidnapping of two American missionaries, Helen Snyder and Gladys Lies, comes to us through the Renga News Agency. They are being held by river pirates for a ransom of 2,000 yen. Here is good news for housewives. Prof. Dean Deniston has just succeeded in producing an onion which, according to professors, will never cause tears. From Spencerville, Ohio, comes news of a 375,000 hold-up of the Canal Bank in that city. Cashiers Madge Kinney and Frances Burnett were forced to lie on the fioor while the robbers scooped the money into bags and then made their get-away. Word of the robbery was immediately sent out to neighboring police by chief-of-police, Mary Lauer, and G-women Ruth Oehlhof and Frances Fronk are on the job now, furnished with descriptions of the bandits by the president of the bank, Donelda Taylor, and three customers at the time of the robbery, LaDonna Huber, Wilma Thompson, and Muriel Robison. Your announcer is Vaughn Hilty. This is Station A B C now signing off. L. V. H., '36 n Tm SENIORS END HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS In September, 1932, 67 Freshmen were on the start- ing line for the starter's gun. Dwight Decker was our pace setter for the start, and that was an important part of our race, as we were later to learn. Unfortu- nately, some of the participants had not trained as well in grade school for this race as they should have, and as a result the were forced to drop out of the Y race or back. We received nourishment in the form of the Freshman-Sophomore and by the time we were at the first most of us weie getting our wind and accustomed to the new track , with the or ourvtrainer, Mr. Hauser. As we went into the second quarter of pace-setter was John Cochrun, and we on the run weiner roast, quarter post were getting helpful hints our race, our retained Mr. Hausser as our trainer Various members len thened - g their stride, and went out into outside activities such as baseball, basketball and music. We again received nourishment on the run at the Freshman-Sophomore weiner roast, although we didn't do as much running as the Frosh! As we came into the half-way mark, we were running along smcothly, and thought our- selves ready for whatever might come. A The third quarter of our run was the hardest yet. We had to dig right in and pull to put over everything with the finish that we felt was necessary, but then we had the satisfaction of seeing a job well done , on our class plays Huburt the Great and Hero by the Hour , and at our reception for the Seniors. Dean Deniston was our pacesetter this quarter, and Miss Reiner was our new trainer. Some of our good run- ners again went in for the outside activities, and made their mark, in scholarship as well as in athletics. As we entered the last lap of our big race, headed by Dean Deniston and Miss Deemer as our trainer, our team consisted of 49 members, not as many as we started out with, but probably the best of the lot- those who will always come through in the pinches- those who we will be proud to have graduated with-- those to whom we will go when we need a friend or want a favor. If we thought the third lap was a difficult one, this last one was doubly so. There were many things for everyone to do, and outside activities seemed at times to take all of our time, but we managed to soak enough knowledge into our heads to put 80 per cent of our Senior Scholarship team in the high ten per cent of the county. As we come to the finish of our race, we have set up a record, high enough for any class to have to work to equal, and envious enough to be the goal of any class. At times the running has been bad, the fellow ahead of us has thrown cinders in our face, we have gotten into holes from which we thought we would never get out, but always if we would just dig our spikes in a little deeper, we would come out. Then on the other hand, we all have memories of good times, which we shall never forget. So, we wish to compli- ment the faculty on the remarkable way in which they have controlled their tempers, and wish them many happy returns of the day. L. V. H., '36 President ...,,.................. .,,,,,.,,,, D gan Deniston Vice President ....,....,., ............ D wight Becker Secretary ...................... .......... M ary Maurer Treasurer ................ .......,..,... F rank Mack Reporter ............... ....,..,.. V aughn Hilty Sponsor .......,.... .......... .,........ , ........., M i ss Deefmer CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Green and White American Beauty Rose DEAN DENISTONDWIGHT BECKER MARY MAURER FRANK MACK DEAN DENISTON CHIEF DIRTY SHIRT In Dean we have an all round man, A student, friend and athletic fan. Salutatorian, Class President 3, 4, Treas- urer 1, Vice President 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Eisteddfod 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, Boys Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, District Con- test 2, 3, 4, State Contest 2, 3, String Qt. 4. DWIGHT BECKER HBECKIEH Another favorite song bird of the class, As to his studies he's sure to pass. Valedictorian, Class President 1, Vice President 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Instru- mental Eisteddfod 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Snapshot Editor 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Dramatics 2, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, Boys Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, District Contest 2, 3, 4, State Contest 2, 3. MARY MAURER UBIRDIEH She's full of life, she's. full of fun, A jolly companion for everyone. Mendon 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Secre- tary 3, 4, Chorus 2, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Music Festival 3, 4. FRANK MACK ULIEUTENANTU Cheming gum in Deemer's sight, Is Franlds supreme delight. Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Sec'y.-Treas. 4, Chorus 1, 2, Op- eretta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Instru- mental 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Band 3, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Annual Staif 4, Joke Edit- or 4, Volleyball 4, Intramural 3, Captain 3' Baseball 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 3. I .Eleven ' 0111 of 11s 'n1i1ls1 c11m1' EVER AIM T0 or111 1111' forms of life LOWELI, BOWERSOCK P1Tc111-:RU H1 s sfrong for 11111 1c'1111s of 111111, 111111 1i1c1's giris who are 111111 111111 S7ILlL11. Class Play 4, Volley Ball 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, Ii, 4, liasketball 3, Intramural 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. HAZEI, GOODWIN HGOOIJIEN I21111rl.' 11111-r, wyrs of Ifrown, 7'1Il I'l S 'n1 1'fr ll' 1'1'111'r fr'i1'r111 to 111' f0111111. Glee Club 3, 4, President 4, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal l'liste1l1lfo1l 2, 3, 4, Instrumental 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Rand 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, Dra- maties l, Sportsmanship 1, Music Festival 3, 4, Reception Committee 3, Ring Committee 3, Play Committee 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Girl's Sextette 4. LELA RUTH BOWEN AGATHA H1f'r1 s to our .f1g11,11111, Who lugs 11011111 1,10 111211, lfllf Il'lll'I1 you l,'01I1,f' 111 1t'71011' 111'r, S111 s lllllifl' 'nzwrry ll,f1f l' 1111. Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal l'liste1l1lfo1l 3, 4, Instrumental I, 2, 3, Class Play 4, Rand 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, Music Festival 3, 4, Reception C1mnnittee 3, Chorus Pianist 1, 2, Girls' Sextette 4. l'1111'111c JOHN COCHRUN SLIM Some 'people 1111111 IL11 1111111 111111 say 7I011I,17lg. Class President 2, Vice President 1, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Annual Static 4, Business Manager 4, Volley Ball 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Sportsmanship 1, 2, Boy Scouts 1, 2, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, Reception Committee 3, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, District Contest 2, 3, 4, State Contest 2, 3, Ring Committee 3, Play Committee 3, 4, Invitation Committee 4. HAROLD E. BOYER 'BOYER Things 11,'re 71,l'I7l'7' 111'e1t1'y 11111011 Boyefs in sight, A7111 giving 1111' girls clzcfwing gum is his dcliglit. Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, Class Play 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Intramural 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4. EMALINE HALLER FUZZ This is ll' sub, A zwfry c1Lp1L111c girl, When 111 Elida, S1l!!iS in 11, '11111,i'r1. Toledo Scott 1, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 4, Basketball 4, Intramural 3, Music Festival 3, 4, Reception Com- mittee 3, Girls' Sextette 4. EXCEL THYSELF LOWELL BOWERSOCK HAZEL GOODWIN LELA BOWEN JOHN COCHRUN HAROLD BOYER EMALINE HALLER FRANCES BURNETT ROBERT TOWNSEND PAUL SUTTON RUTH HAYS BETTY RIDER ALBERT SPROUI Out of sixty-seven, forty-nine have stood by and reached a goal-that of being a senior FRANCES BURNETT TOOTS She's good in her studies, a shining delight, And Frances never gives up when she thinks she's right. Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 45 Instrumental 25 Class Play 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Typist 45 Intramural 1, 2, 35 Sportsmanship Club 15 Music Festival 3, 45 Recep- tion Committee 35 Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Sextette 4. ROBERT TOWNSEND BOB We often wonder if our little Bobby, Is as innocent as he looks. Class Reporter 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Band 35 Drum Major 35 Annual Stall' 45 Athletic Reporter 3, 45 Class Reporter 35 Vol- leyball 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2. 4, President 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural 1, 25 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 15 Music Festival 3, 45 Recep- tion Committee 3. PAUL SUTTON PERKINS The world's no better if we worry, Dife's no longer if we hurry. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 Intra- mural 45 Sportsmanship 15 Hi-Y 15 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Music Festival 3, 4. RUTH HAYS HSWITEYH Here's to our Captain A shiny pearl, But never you mind, Sh.e's Ft. Wayne's girl. Class Reporter 15 Treasurer 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 45 Instrumental 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 1, 3, 45 Reporter 15 Ass't. Literary Editor 35 Literary Editor 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Intramural 1, 2, Captain 15 Sportsmanship Club 15 Dramatic Club 15 Music Festival 3, 45 Reception Committee 35 Ring Com- mittee 35 Chorus 1, 25 Play Committee 45 Girls' Sextet 45 String Quartet 45 Invitation Committee 4. BETTY RIDER NJETTY BUNE Let the world go as it may, I will take it any way. Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Instrumental 1, 2, 35 Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Intramural 35 Dramatic Club 15 Sportsmanship 15 Music Festival 3, 45 Reception Committee 35 Chorus 1, 25 Basketball Manager 4. ALBERT SPROUL SPROUL1E Ready for rnischief, this lively lad, Keeps things hmnmfng and is never sad. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 2, 3, 45 Instrumental 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 45 Intramural 3, 45 Sportsmanship club 15 Hi-Y 15 Music Festival 3, 45 Reception Com- mittee 35 Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 45 District Con- test 2, 3, 45 State Contest 2, 3. Thirteen Out of its midst 1r11m1' EVER AIM TO m11t1'fri11l ohjccts VAUGHN HILTY ABuUL', H1 s foml of telling stofrics, H1' cwn, lI1l7lfl' 1111, 11,1,1'f11I Inv, 217111 whmi it 1ro'm1's to cutting up, Th1Lt's wh1'r1' mm' Vfzughn will shine. Class Reporter 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, ZZ, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 2, il, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental 1, 2, Ii, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 31, 4, Annual Staff 2, 4, Reporter 2, 4, Volleyball Manager 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Baseball Manager 23, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Hi-Y 1, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Ii, 4, Music Fes- tival 2i,4, Reception Committee 3, Play Committee 4. ANNABELLE MORRIS WINDY A giggle, rt s'nicI.'1 r, A nrt 1L '41'h.11w of !lll'llI, But her gntrtcs show, That she 1ti11,'t so llltltllhn Glee Club Ii, 4, Librarian 4, Chorus 1, 2, Oper- etta Ii, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Dramatic Club 1, Secretary and Treasurer 1, Sportsmanship Club 1, Scholarship Team 2, Music Festival 3, 4, Recep- tion Committee Ii. EDITH HAYMAN HAYMAN When it C077l!'S to 11thI1'ti1rs, B1LsIc1ftb11i'I is her sport, But when it comes to f1'Iln11's, SIIIVS got one in 1f1'1'ry port. Glee Club Ii, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 25, 1, Vocal Eisteddfod Il, Class Play 3, 4, Basketball 2, Il, 4, Intramural 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, Sports- manship Club 1, Music Festival 33, 4, Reception Committee 3. h'1lIt l'tf'f'7I, MARY LAUER 'AKATYH This petite maid is loyal 11.1111 sweet, Avid for 11, friend cannot be beat. Class Secretary 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Instrumental 4, Class Play 3, Orchestra 4, Manager Intramural Team 4, Dra- matic Club 1, Music Festival 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. JOHN HILTY JOHNNIE His aim is 1tg1'io11lt11'r1', In which. his success is surc. Glee Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 4, Instru- mental Eisteddfod 3, 4, Vocal 4, Class Play 4, Band 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, F. F. A. 3, 4, Intramural 3, Dramatic Club 1, Music Festival 4. I. EVALYN LEFFEL Mn,1,m Blond hrlir 117111 eyes of 121110, ,als IL frienrl y011'I1 find her t'r111'. Glee Club 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Operetta 3, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Music Festival 3, 4. EXCEL THYSELF VAUGHN HILTY ANNABELLE MORRIS EDITH HAYMAN MARY LAUER JOHN HILTY EVELYN LEFFEL IVIADGE KINNEY DONELDA TAYLOR ORIAN MILLER LADONNA HUBER FERN HOVERMAN GLADYS LEIS We have worked as indiv d- uals and as U, class and have been able to produce pupis who are leaders in all lines MADGE KINNEY SKINNEY She is very intelligent, As we may well suppose, Her fruitful mind is ever bent On telling what she knows. Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Vo- cal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Basketball 1, 2, Intramural 1, 2 3' Dramatic Club 1, Sportsmanship 1, Music Fes: tival 3, 4, Reception Committee 3. DONELDA TAYLOR GDONNIEH A friend to all in word and deed. Shawnee 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4. ORIAN MILLER STEAM Here is a man what is a man. Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4 , Vocal Eisteddfod 4, Class Play 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, Music Festival 3,1 4. LADONNA HUBER NDONNIE' A sunny disposition, And duty is her mission. Glee Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, Intramural 3, 4 Music Festival 3. FERN HOVERMAN HMICKEY' Friendship 'Ls the greatest pleasure, Fern has it in greatest measure. Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Vo cal Eisteddfod 3, Class Play 3, 4, Basketball 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, Sportsman- ship 1, Music Festival 3, 4. GLADYS MAE LEIS HLUCIE' More advancing every day, Gladys Mae goes on her way. Chorus 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1. Fifteen Out of its 'midst came EVER AIM T0 ClI7lSC'i0ll SYLUSS HAROLD PATRICK PETE HfLrolrl's awry Iutshful you must admit, But at athletics hf s just it. Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, Volley- ball 2, 3, 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. JULIANA MILLER HDOTTIEH HW smile mul disposition nfre hard to pass, Thutfs uvhy shc's ll friend of the entire class. Glee Club Ii, 45 Librarian 4, Operetta 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 45 Class Play 3, 4, Intramural 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1g Sportsman- ship 1g Music Festival 3, 4, Reception Committee 3. HELEN MARTIN TWl'1 ' E yes of blue' mul huii' of brown., Thm'4 s never IL truer f'I Ii!'7llf in town. Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 43 Vocal Eisteddfod 4, Class Play 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Sportsmanship 15 Music Festival 33, 45 Peace Declamation. Sixtmfu RUSSELL CARR RUSS Russ is gentle :md zwfry shy, But thc re's mischief in his eye. Glee Club 3, 49 Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 3, 4, Class Play 4, F. F. A. 2, 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4. JAMES MILLER JIM Don't dcfpvnrl upon. James for much to say, But hr ll always tw frzwuty on ri. 7't1,'I71jl day. Glee Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 45 Class Play 4g Intramural 53, 45 Sportsmanship Club lg Music Festival 4. RUTH OEHLHOF BUNNY Hw'c's to our Ruth who is 'l'll1HIl'I' small, Ami Oh! so very shy, But wlzmzezwfr tlzerv is work to do She fmswors infra am I. Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 43 Vocal Eisteddfod 4, Annual Staff 45 Typist 4, Dramatic Club 15 Music Festival 3, 4. EXCEL THYSELF HAROLD PATRICK JULIANA MILLER HELEN MARTIN RUSSELL CARR JAMES MILLER RUTH OEHLHOF CLEONA MARTIN DEE SHERER ROBERT REDICK GRACE WISEMAN PAULINE SEIBERT MARTHA ROHRBACH So that from then til' now the knowledge of all this is a remembrance, and we are able to see all that has happened CLEONA MARTIN PO0D A good natured person is this lass, Liked and respected by all the class. Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Vo- cal Eisteddfod 45 Class Play 35 Intramural 45 Dra- matic Club 15 Sportsmanship 15 Music Festival 3, 4. DEE SHERER DEACON Owr curly haired, bashful boy Dee, Sh.y, but a vperfect gentleman is he. Glee Club 45 Class Play 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Or- chestra 25 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sportsmanship Club 15 Music Festival 4. ROBERT REDICK SPARKS Bob is happy, he is gay, Let's hope he stays like that alway'. Glee Club 2, 3. 45 Chorus 1, 25 Vocal Eistedd- fod 3, 45 Instrumental 45 Class Play 45 Band 35 Orchestra 45 Intramural 45 Dramatic Club 15 Hi-Y 15 Scholarship Team 15 Reception Com- mittee 3. GRACE WISEMAN UGIGGLESH A giggle, a sniclcer, and a smille, Nevertheless she is quite worth whfler Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 45 Intramural 25 Music Festival 3, 4. PAULINE SEIBERT POLLY Ready and willing to do her part. Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4 5 Vocal Eisteddfod 45 Class Play 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Sportsman- ship 15 Music Festival 3, 4. MARTHA ROHRBACH TINY Pleasant, smiling, and serene, One of the best pulls you have seen. Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Eisteddfod 45 Class Play 45 Intramural 45 Drafngtici Club 15 Sportsmanship 15 Music Fes- tiva , . '. I Seventeen 1vhi1'l1. shrill always live, mul thu! 'which imllzing EVER AIM TO We lmm' guiizcrl flml can lake from us LESTER SCHWARTZ HSWARTZIE To be a f!L7'7fLCT is my fvow. Chorus 1, 25 Class Play 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Sportsmanship 1. FRANCES FRONK UFRANKY Stately in carriage, Honest, ne'er blue, Wisdom beyond years, A sch.ol11,'r tfrile. Glee Club 3, 43 Chorus 1, 23 Operetta 3, 45 Mu- sic Festival 4. MARY HINDENLANG MAMIE fh'f'fLl1's! things, tlzwrougli grelltesf hazrwds, Aw' rtcllifwefl, :md then they shine. Glee Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, Class Play 33 Dra- matic Club 15 Music Festival 4. I,'igl1.I1'vn H RUTH WILSON URUTHIE' Here's to our Ruthie, Who's rilwoys full of joy, With one smile fofr every girl, And two fofr every boy. Glee Club 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, In- tramural 1, 2, 43 Dramatic Club 13 Sportsman- ship 1g Music Festival 3, 45 Peace Declamation 3 BILL NEIDHARDT HGOBLE' Of the senior class 11.698 IL pill, Th.af's fun loving, m sc11ie1'ous Bill. Glee Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3g Volley- ball 2g Basketball 1, 2, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 25 Hi-Y 15 Sportsmanship Club 15 Reception Committee 3. WILMA THOMPSON SHOR'1'Y A lifhe little form, rt vision of grace, With, a happy dinbvositiorz. that shines from her face. Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 45 Dramatic Club 1. EXCEL THYSELF MARY ROCKHOLD DOT Deep rivers move with silent majesty. Glee Club 3, 43 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 49 Vocal Eisteddfod 4, Music Festival 3, 4. DONALD FISSEL FISSEL A gentleman always, Sincere, serene. Chorus 1, 2, F. F. A. 4. JOHN ELEY Tarzan of the barnyard. Chorus 1, 29 Sportsmanship 1, Baseball 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM NEIDHARDT WILWA THOMPSON LESTER ScHwAR'rz FRANCES FRONK MARY HINDENLANG RUTH WILSON Because of these years of study, we hope we are bet- ter equipped to meet that which is before us. MARY ROCKHOLD DONALD FISSEL JOHN ELEY MURIEL ROBISON NANCY MCNEAL HELEN SNYDER MURIEL ROBISON MYRLE Silence is better than an empty chatter. Glee Club 3, 43 Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 3, 43 In- strumental Eisteddfod 33 Vocal 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, Sports- manship 15 Music Festival 3, 4. NANCY MCNEAL BOOTS To flirt with boys is her delight, She's happy as long as one's in sight. Mendon 1, 2. HELEN SNYDER SNYDER She's a friend to everyone. Glee Club 3, 4g Chorus 1. 25 Operetta 4, Vocal Eisteddfod 4, Dramatic Club 1, Sportsmanship lg Music Festival 3, 4. Nineteen Scribhle and Blot ' Seniors and Juniors wjwgim A M56 Qziffwff Q WMM? QQ 'ROUND THE YEAR WITH THE JUNIORS' This year, our course, proved to be a successful one. We chose Bill Foster as our capable and active President as Pilot, and under him worked his faithful Me- chanic, Ned Miller, Vice Presidentg and Stewardesses, Betty Clantz, Treasurerg Jean Neidhardt, Secretary, and Jean Mack, Re- porter. As our plane has made a good take oH' to adventure through the years of '35 and '36, our only regrets are that twenty-three members have 'bailed out since our Freshman year, making the total enrollment of sixty. Our first stop landed us right in the center of the Junior and Senior Hamburg- er Fry where we spent a very delightful evening and accepted their invitation to attend their Rabbit supper in November. Our plane soared higher as we were ably represented in the Eisteddfod, Glee Clubs, Orchestra, Operetta and the Scholar- ship Tests. On November the first the plane went into a loop-the-loop which attracted a large crowd to see Hold Everything , only to hold their attention for a second loop-the- loop on November eighth to see Be Your- self . We were forced to land for a two weeks' vacation at Christmas, because of heavy snow and the temperature being the lowest it has been for many years. Sailing through under the flying colors of Blue and Gold proved that we were well represented in Athletics: Volleyball, Baseball, and Basketball. The plane fairly went into a tail spin as both boys' and girls' teams of our class rallied to the top by winning the Interclass Tournament. The girls' team was composed of N. Hov- erman QCaptainJ, L. Rockhold, M. Stelzer, M. Bowersock, L. Carey, and V. Wilkins. The boys' team was composed of R. Miller QCaptainJ, N. Miller, R. Ashton, L. Miller, T. Jones, and V. Sei- bert. We chose Lenna John and Ruby Mewhorter for our class Cheerleaders. We owe our compliments to our teachers who showed their acting' talent in the faculty play, 'tThe Poor Rich . M We made 3 big three Point landing by holding the annual reception in honor of the Seniors ay 15. Now as we glide slowly down from the years of '35 and '36 we place our plane in the hangar and leave it there- until next year when we shall continue our flight as Seniors of '37. D. J. M., '37 Twenty-:me SOPHOMORE JOURNAL President ----- Lavern Shaffer Vice President - Gerald Dicus Secretary-Treasurer Mary Mack Reporter ---- - Doris Fissel On September Il, 1934, seventy-six pupils started their high school careers as Freshmen, destined to be- come the Class of '38 . Under Miss Townsend's excel- lent supervision we spent a very enjoyable year. The next year, on September 2, we enrolled as Sophomores, feeling much more dignified than in the previous year. The census showed sixty-seven, nine having deserted us. We welcomed the Freshmen into our midst by invit- ing them to our weiner roast, which was held September 27 in the high school auditorium. Our girls were successful in defeating the Senior girls in the preliminaries of the Interclass Tournament, but were forced to bow to the noble UD juniors in the finals. Our boys were not so successful, be- ing defeated in the preliminaries by the Junior boys. Although we were represented by only two on the varsity squad, we hope to be represented more extensively next year. Several of our class were on the baseball and volleyball teams. Special notice should be given also to those who were in the High School Boys' Glee Club and the Orchestra. We have enjoyed this year very much under Mr. Hausser's capable supervision and are look- ing forward to our remaining two years. D. F. '38 Tuwvrf y-Iwo A FRESHMAN'S PILGRIMAGE OFFICERS President ----- Earl Mueller Vice President - Bill Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer Betty Goodwin Reporter ---- Jean Augsburgcr The happenings of the school year '35 and 736 stand out clearly in the minds of all the Fresh- men. In September 1935, sixty-four pupils en- rolled as Freshmen. During the school term sev- eral members dropped from our class and one, Evelyn Miller, was taken by death. Our first social activity on September 20, seemed to delight the Seniors as they initiated sixty-four green Freshies and five new teachers. This proved a success so we were allowed a Freshman- Sophomore weiner roast on September 27. During the latter part of the school year our official act as a class was the election of officers for the remalhder Of the term Earl Mueller vas elected as our worthy President, Bill Reynolds, Vice President Betty Goodwin Secretary and Freasurer, and Jean Augsburger, Reporter. The Freshman class was well represented in the High School Orchestra. We were proud of our class teams, even though they were defeated, but we are hoping they With the aid of our capable sponsor Miss Townsend, we hope to have as prosperous a year as J. A., 39 Twenty-three Scribblo and Blot Sophomores and Freshmen W H A T W Twen ty- 1? vc Twenty-six '36 ECHO STAFF PRGDUCES TWELFTH VOLUME Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor-in-Chief - Literary Editor - - Assistant Literary Editor Business Managers Joke Editor - - Assistant Joke Editor Boys' Athletic Editor Girls' Athletic Editor Snapshot Editor - Senior Reporter -- Junior Reporter - Sophomore Reporter - Freshman Reporter - Typists - - Faculty Advisor - Dean Deniston Wesley Sowards - Ruth Hays Jean Neidhardt John Cochrun Mary Maurer John Hilty Betty Rider - Frank Mack Betty Clantz Robert Townsend Evelyn Failor Dwight Becker Vaughn Hilty - Jean Mack - Doris Fissel Jean Augsburger S Frances Burnett 1Ruth Oehlhof C. W. McCleary SCHOOL RATES HIGH IN MUSIC It has been well proven that Spencerville High School is very well represented in the musical field. The Glee Clubs and the Orchestra received excellent ratings at the musical con- tests held at Bluifton and North Baltimore. The school was very capably represented at the solo and ensemble contest held at Ohio Northern University. Evelyn Failor received one of the two superior ratings given for the soprano solo. The string quartet, composed of Dwight Becker, Dean Deniston, Ruth Hays, and Evelyn Failor, received the only excellent rating given for string ensembles. Kathryn Kelly also received an excellent rating for the horn solo. The boys' quartet, composed of Dwight Becker, Albert Sproul, Dean Deniston, and John Cochrung a flute solo by Vaughn Hiltyg trumpet solo by Wesley Sowards, and the girls' sextet composed of Hazel Goodwin, Frances Burnett, Mabel Stelzer, Ema- line Haller, Ruth Hays and Lela Bowen, all received very good ratings. The superior and excellent ratings were eligible to compete in the state contest at Oberlin. The value of meets of this kind is being rapidly realized, and has been proven by the fact that over five hundred high school musicians representing all classes, A, B, C, and CC, participated in this event. Not only do these musicians gain inspiration to improve their own playing or singing ability, but through this friendly rivalry, associations are made, many of which will last for years. Performing before a critical audience is one of the most profitable experiences a musician can have. Twenty-seve-n l Twenty-eigltt VIOLINS Dwight Becker Dean Deniston Evelyn Failor Ruth Hays Mabel Stelzer John Hilty Mary Grassley Mary Cridefr Raymond Hahn Naomi Mark James Carmean Mary Lauer CLARINETS Ned Roeder Robert Redick Genevieve Rothe Mary Mack TRUMPETS Wesley Sowards Albert Sproul Frank Mack Bill Reynolds Herald Miller STUDENTS ENJOY WORK UNDER NEW DIRECTOR OFFICERS President - - - Secretary-Treasurer Business Manager Librarian - - Student Director Director HORNS Kathryn Kelly Lavern Shaffer BAssEs Harold Augsburger Jean N eidhardt Betty Clantz TROMBONES Melville Fryer Marjorie Hilty Carl Miller FLUTES Vaughn Hilty Jack Kennedy SAXOPHONE Hazel Goodwin E-FLAT CLARINET Jean Mack DRUM Bill Foster PIANO Doris Fissel Dwight Becker Hazel Goodwin Dean Deniston - Robert Redick - Dean Deniston Mr. C. D. McIntyre Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast . This quotation does not imply the idea that there have been savage beasts to charm in our high school, yet if the occasion had ever demanded it, there is no doubt but that we would have been able to soothe them. The high class of music of the orchestra has been brought about under the capable direction of Mr. McIntyre, who has patiently worked with us. The orchestra, composed of 36 members, has met twice each week throughout the year. The audiences have been very well pleased with the beautiful selections played by the orchestra at various high school entrtainmnts. On Friday, March 27, the orchestra took part in the Allen County Music Festival at the Memorial Hall in Lima, and on Monday, April 6, attended the Northwestern Music Festival at North Baltimore where they received the rating of excellent. Several members also took part in the State Musical at Ada on April 17. Ten members of the orchestra are to be promoted to the higher rank of gradu- ate professionals, leaving their coveted positions as an incentive for the orcehstra of '36 and '37. H. M. G. '36 THE COUNT AND THE COED presented by THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR GLEE CLUBS MARCH 10, 1936 C A S T Birdie Boggs, a sweet, simple, freshman girl ......,............... .............. M ary Mauer Amy Arnold, a bright and efficient junior ........,... Z ....,........,.........,............ ............. H azel Goodwin Dolly McSpadden, daughter of the college presldent ................................................... Annabel Morris Miss Agatha Lockstep, house-mother at the girls' dormitory ..,,,.....,.......,..,.. Lela Ruth Bowen Dr. Cicero McSpadden, president of Marden College .........,.......,... ,..... ................ J o hn Cochrun Mrs. McSpadden, his wife ....., ,..,.......................................,....,...,............,................ ......,. ..,.....,...., M a d ge Kinney Mark Watson, the college yell leader ......,......,................,............... ..........,,.. D ean Deniston Hamilton Hunter, leader of the glee club ............., ,............. D Wight Becker Willis fSleepyJ Carter, a freshman .....................,..........,, ......,...., A lbert Sproul Marjorie Blackwood, the belle of the campus .......................,......... ........... E velyn Failor Dan Flannigan, a smart young motor cop. .,,.............................,...........,. ........,.. V aughn Hilty .....,.......,B1ll Foster Kenneth fSnoozeJ Andrews, comedian of the glee club ............., SCENE-Campus of Marden College in Middle West. CHORUS OF BOYS AND GIRLS-Russell Carr, Harold Boyer, Kenneth Davies, Dee Sherer, Doyle Clay, George Koenig, James Miller, Harold Patrick, Ned Miller, Tal- madge Jones, Paul Sutton, Wesley Sowards, Ned Roeder, Harold Augsburger, Robert Miller, Robert Townsend, Frank Mack, Orian Miller, David Fisher, John Hilty, Robert Ashton, Robert Redick, Olga Rohrbach, Helen Snyder, Marjorie Hilty, Betty Clantz, Cecil DeLong, Evelyn Leffel, Ruth Oehlhof, Wilma Thompson, Emaline Haller, Mabel Stelzer, Edith Hayman, Ruby Mewhorter, Cleona Martin, Ruth Wilson, Velma Wilkins, Donelda Taylor, Juliana Miller, Kathryn Kelly, Mildred Fritz, Vonda Seibert, Anna Belle Roberts, Mary Stonehill, Grace Wiseman, Mary Rockhold, Martha Rohrbach, Fern Hoverman, Murial Robinson, Pauline Seibert, Frances Fronk, Mary Grassley and Helen Martin. DANCERS MAYPOLE DANCE-Jean Mack, Mary Basset, Mildred Metzger, Mary Lauer, Frances Burnett, Virginia Simon, Leona Rockhold, and Martha Stonehill. CRINOLINE DANCE-Betty Rider, Nina Hoverman, Lenna Mae John, and Ruth Hayes. USHERS-Fern Fissel, Mary Hindenlang, Ellen Grandstaif, Joline Roberts, Lola Wagner, Margaret Kroeger, and Mary E. Klaus. BEFORE THE CURTAIN: Father of His Country March .......,. ..,....,...,,....,.....,.,......,.......... ,.................,... ....,...,, B a g ley Beautiful Blue Danube ............................................................................,..........,...,,....,.....,...,................,...,..............,.,.... Straus By the High School Orchestra Between Acts .......,,.....,....,...,,...........,...,.,,..,,....,............. Count Von Weinerheister with his German Band Accompanists for the Operetta ...... Nell Jean Neidhardt-Doris Fissel-Lela Ruth Bowen Directed by ....,.................,.........,..........,.................................,..............,........,..................................,...,,.................... Cloyd McIntyre -Assisted by- Miss Reiner ........,,..,, .........,..................,,..,.,....,.,..,.. ,,ll.,....., D r amatics Miss Townsend .,,,...... ............... . ,................., .........................,........................,,.... D a nces Miss Wright ..,,,....,.......................,,................................. ...,.............,...........,..........,.............. C ostumes Miss Hursh ,.................. ...................................... ,..................,..........,.,...... ............,.......,.................. A rt a nd Costume Designs Mr. Oetzel and Manual Arts Class ...........,....,..........................,...........,...,,........,.......................,.. Stage Carpentry Posters and Advertising, ...,.,................................... Dean Deniston-Robert Townsend-Bill Foster Twenty-nine GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President ------ Hazel Goodwin Secretary-Treasurer - Lela Ruth Bowen Business Manager - Evelyn Leffel lAnnabelle Morris Librarians - 4Juliana Miller lEvelyn Failor Pianist - Jean Neidhardt Director C. D. McIntyre The Girls' Glee Club, consisting of fifty-two members, has made a good showing in whatever it has attempted during the year. Much training and pleasure has been obtained in our working together under the leadership cf Mr. McIntyre. On December 133, the club took an active pait in a musical program given by all the musical organizations of the school. By the boys and girls working diligently together, they presented one of the greatest events of the year, the Operetta, The Count and the Coed , which proved a great success. The Glee Club took part in the Musical Festival held at the Memorial Hall in Lima on March 27. Also on April 18, the club took part in the Graded Festival at Bluffton and received the rating of excellent. The Girls' Sextet, composed of Hazel Goodwin. Frances Burnett, Mabel Stelzer, Emaline Haller, Lela Bowen, and Ruth Hays, took part in the state musical, held in Ada on April 17, Other members also took part in the musical. We sincerely hope that the glee clubs in the future will reach heights that we were unable to attain. L. R. B. 'Ju Front Row: M. Hindenlang, M. Grassley, M. Metzger, R. Hays, H. Goodwin, M. Kroeger, V. Simon R. Mewhorter, A. Roberts, V. Wilkins, A. Morris, M. Rohrbach, M. Fritz, R. Wilson, M. Lauer Second Row: W. Thompson, V. Seibert, M. Stelzer, M. Maurer, C. DeLong, N. Hoverman, L. Bowen J. Miller, E. Hayman, E. Haller, F. Hoverman, J. Roberts, M. Stonehill, E. Leifel, F. Fronk, J Neidhardt, L. Rockhold. Mr. McIntyre flnstructorl. Third Row: M. Bassett, F. Burnett, R. Oehlhof, G. Wiseman, M. Rockhold, H. Snyder, F. Fissel P. Scibert, M. Stonehill, B. Clantz, L. John, B. Rider, L. Wagner, E. Failor, K. Kelly, D. Taylor J. Mack, M. Hi lty, C. Martin. Thirty Front Row: P. Sutton, D. Fisher, J. Cochrun, R. Townsend, D. Becker, D. McCain, T. Jones, N. Miller, D. Sherer, A. Sproul, K. Davies. Second Row: Mr. McIntyre flnstructorj, O. Miller, H. Augsburger, V. Hilty, B. Foster, W. Sow- ards, D. Deniston, J. Kennedy, H. Boyer, J. Jarvis, J. Miller, H. Miller, J. Neidhardt fPianistJ. Third Row: F. Mack, R. Redick, J. Hilty, N. Roeder, R. Ashton, G. Koenig, H. Patrick, R. Miller, R. Carr, L. Shaffer, D. Clay. I I I BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President ------ Secretary-Treasurer Dwight Becker Frank Mack SDean Deniston Llbranans ' ' 1John Cochrun Business Manager Wesley Sowards Pianist - - Jean Neidhardt Director - C. D. McIntyre The Boys' Glee Club did a very fine quality of work this year under the able supervision of Mr. McIntyre. The club was composed of 33 members and met twice each week. The club took part in various programs, and along with the Girls' club presented the very successful operetta, The Count and the Coed . It proved to be one of the best ever given in the school. On March 27th, the boys attended the annual County Music Festival held at the Memorial Hall in Lima. At the State Contest held April 18th in Bluffton, the boys again represented the school, and received the rating of excellent. The Boys' Quartet, composed of Albert Sproul, Dwight Becker, Dean Deniston, and John Cochrun, represented the club at the State Musical held in Ada on April 17th. As we look back over this year we rest assured that it has keen a prosperous one and We hope that next year's Glee Club will carry on in the Isjmme manner. F. . 'JG Thirty-one Thirty-two SPENCERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MALE QUARTET 0 Albert Sproul Dwight Becker Dean Deniston John Cochrun The quartet is made up of Albert Sproul, first tenor, Dwight Becker, second tenor, Dean Deniston, first bass, and John Cochrun, second bass. Known as the Balladeers this quartet has furnished an example to the Spencerville community of what can be accomplished with diligent practice. These boys as individual vocalists were not outstanding, but working together, they have given their high school and community a good interpretation of the better known quartet harmonies. Four years of singing together has brought about an everlasting companionship among them. They owe much of their success to Miss Mildred Becker, Miss Elinor Hursh, and Mr. C. D. McIntyre who have given of their time to aid and instruct the boys. Numbered among their appearances and accomplishments are: First place at the Allen County High School Eisteddfod held at Elida in 1934. In the State Vocal Contest held at Oberlin in 1934, the quartet was rated excel- lent or second. Early in the fall of 1934 the quartet broadcasted over Station WOW0 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The boys were rated first, superior, at the district vocal and ensemble contest held at Ada in 1935. Again in 1935 the quartet journeyed to Oberlin to the State Contest and this time received a rating of third or very good. On New Years Day, 1936, at the Open Eisteddfod held at Gomer, first prize was won by the Spencerville quartet. In February 1936, the quartet appeared on an amateur program at the Delphos theater as guest artists. ' The boys won first prize at an amateur hour sponsored by the Oddfellows Lodge at Spencerville, Ohio, in March, 1936. This year at the district vocal contest held at Ada, the quartet was not fortunate enough to receive a superior award which would have entitled them to enter the State Contest for a third time, however, they were given a very good rating. The boys have thoroughly enjoyed practicing and singing together and have re- ceived much pleasure from their various trips through the surrounding community and over the state. THE POOR RICH - APRIL 3, 1936 Seated: E. Hausser, A. Reiner, G. Browder, W. Shackelford. Standing: B. Wright, C. McIntyre, B. Deemer, C. McCleary, M. Townsend, R. Oetzel. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bob Carpenter, a young college man .,.............,....,...,...,.....,...,,..,...,...,...... ..........,,.. C . D. McIntyre Lila Briggs, his mysterious sweetheart ,...,..,,,., ........... B urlin Wright Sam Carpenter, his father i.......,,......,,......,.....,...,..,.,. .........,...,. E . W. Hausser Sarah Carpenter, his mother ,....,...,.........,.,... .. ..............,...,,.,. Aileen Reiner Tom Carpenter, his brother ,.........,,.......,..i.. ............. W . D. Shackelford Louise Carpenter, his sister-in-law ..............,,,........,....,,,,..,...... .............. G race Browder Ole Larson, a hired man and butler-. ,... ..............................,,.. .,..,,,.,............. R . S. Oetzel Nora Smithikns, a hired girl and French maid .......,....,.. ,,,.,...., M abel Townsend Lucinda Morgan, an inquisitive, gossipy neighbor .....,...,. ......,......, B onnie' Deemer Jake a stranger .,,,..........,,.....,................,,..........,.........,.,.,.....,...., ..,............. ........... C . W. McCleary STORY OF THE PLAY Bob Carpenter has become engaged to Lila Briggs, heiress to millions, and brings her home to his farm home to become acquainted with parents. Informed in advance of their visit, his mother prepares to make a good impression upon the pros- pective daughter-in-law by transforming the household much to the disgust of her husband. Ole Larson, the hired man, is rigged out as the butler while Nora, the hired girl, must play the part of the French maid. Of course the neighbors find out about the strange happenings and much comedy results from their investigations. Well, Bob finally arrives with his bride-to-be and the trouble starts. The audience laugh themselves sick over the whirlwind of lively experiences through which the players are obliged to go to unfold the details of this sprightly farce. Presented by special permission of the Northwestern Press and for the benefit of the stage drapery fund. TILi'1'ty-three SENIOR PLAYS Seated: L. Bowen, M. Maurer, F. Hoverman, E. Hayman. Standing: A. Reiner fCoachJ, L. Bowersock, J. Miller, D. Deniston, A. Sproul, A. Th ifrf y- f on 'r Morris, J. Cochrun, E. Leffel, B. Deemer QCoachJ. NEVER SAY DIE - MAY 1, 1935 Mrs. Hamilton Montgomery, a society matron ................................ ............. E dith Hayman Estelle Montgomery, her young daughter .............. ...... ............ E v elyn Leffel Kitty Kirk, Estelle's best girl friend .....................,...... ......,,...,.... M ary Maurer Oliver Winston, engaged to Kitty .......,.............. .........,... I Jean Deniston Fletcher Belmont, engaged to Estelle .........., .......... J ohn Cochrun Christine Kendall, a young window ...,...................... ..,....... , Madge Kinney Hilda Huntley, her friend ......... ,............,................................... ...,....,. F e rn Hoverman Polly Baby Bunting, a baby talk flapper .......... ........... A nnabelle Morris Leslie Bloodgood, her fiance ................................................... ........,...... A lbert Sproul Eva Davenport, a pianist .........,,......... ,......... .................... ...................... H e l en Martin Nannie, a young negro maid... .,..,.. ,,........ L ela Ruth Bowen Bill McManus, a stranger .......,.... ,.......................... J ames Miller John Patterson, an officer ,.................,..,,,.........,..................,........................... .....,....... L owell Bowersock STORY OF THE PLAY Mrs. Hamilton Montgomery gives a week-end house party at her summer home along the Hudson River. She invites friends of her daughter, as well as some of her own. The latter include Christine Kendall, a young and dashing widow and her friend, Hilda Huntley. When Estelle hears this, she is enraged for at one time her fiance, Fletcher Belmont, had been engaged to Christine and Hilda has always been fond of Oliver Winston, who is engaged to Estelle's best friend, Kittens Kirk. Im- mediately the green-eyed monster, jealousy, begins its deadly work and quite without cause. The young colored maid, Nannie, overhears them say that they are going down to the river to drown their sorrows and she takes them literally and spreads the report that they have committed suicide. The household is in an uproar and the begins but they cannot be found, for they have wandered up the asleep in a rocky nook. Upon their return, they discover that they be dead and they keep up the ruse to find out of their fiances are death',. They decide to become ghosts and haunt the house, which search for them river and fallen are supposed to grieved by their they do quite successfully, spreading terror among the assemblage. The part of Nannie, the colored maid, is a riot of laughs and her scenes with the imaginary ghosts convulse the audience. Produced by special permission of the Northwestern Press. Directors: Aileen Reiner and Bonnie Deemer. ARE SELL OUTS Seated: M. Rohrbach, D. Taylor, J. Miller, P. Seibert, R. Hays, H. Goodwin, B Rider, E. Haller. Standing: E. Hausser fCoachJ, F. Mack, R. Carr, P. Sutton, L. Swartz, V. Hilty, R Townsend, D. Becker, D. Sherer, J. Hilty, H. Boyer, R. Redick, M. Townsend fCoachJ NUTS TO YOU - MAY 15, 1936 CAST OF CHARACTERS Tommy Winters, a likeable college boy ......,......,..........,...,...........,....,.,.. ......,.....,..,, D wight Becker Emily Winter, his mother ,...,..............,..,...,.,.................. .............................. B etty Rider Nellie, the cook and housekeeper .,,..,.,........,..... ,............. M artha Rohrbach Steve Grinnell, Tommy's pal ...,......,....................... ..........,....... B ob Townsend NVilliam W. Winter, Tommy's father .............. ......,,,,.,.........,. J ohn Hilty .lean Hammond, Tommy's girl friend ,.........,.. ..,......., ..,,.,.......,....................... ..,,,,......, H a z el Goodwin Lou Prentice, Steve's girl friend ....,.........,.............,......... ................,,..,.,....,.......,..., ......,........ R u th Hayes Miss Constance Dinwiddie, a spinster starved for affection ...,...........,.......,...,........ Emaline Hallrr Henry Short, a jealous husband ..........................,,..,...,,....,....,...........,................,,...............,....,.....,...,....... Frank Mack T. T. Trumbull, an elderly gentleman whose senses are failing him ..,........, Robert Redick Maude Middleton, a stout lady with leaping tendencies ....,...,,,....,......,...,,.............. Pauline Seibert Bert Baxter, a husky fellow with murderous impulses ....,................................,.....,,,.. Vaughn Hilty Sallyjean Gould, a cute blond in need of protection ............,.. ...,,,..,..... J uliana Miller Milton Greer, in tune with the infinite ,...................,.....................,....,.,...,.,..,.........,,.......,.,................ Paul Sutton Madeline Short, a wife but still a ilirt .,.........,.. .. ..... ..,. ......,...,..............,,......,......,,.,............ D o nelda Taylor Two Asylum Guards ..,,...,.................,,,.....,...,,..,.,...........,.. ....... ,.......... H a rold Boyer and Dee Sherer Two Policemen ....,....,,.........,.,....,..,,,,,,.,..,...................,...,......,.......,..,...........,.......,..... Lester Swartz and Russell Carr STORY OF THE PLAY Tommy Winter needed some cash so he could go on in college. Jobs were scarce. Necessity being the mother of invention, Tommy ran a newspaper ad reading, Men- tal troubles diagnosed and corrected by expert psychologist . He enlisted the aid of Steve, his pal, and between them they set up the clinic. And the patients came,- singly, then in pairs, and what a motley crowd they were. The spinster, starved for aifectiong a jealous husbandg a wife but still a flirt, a cute blond in need of protec- tion, a husky brute with murderous impulses. And many more! Matters were fast getting out of hand when a whiz bang climax brought the fun tornado to an end. Tommy had the necessary cash and other prospects. Produced by special arrangement with The Baker Play Company. Directors: Mabel Townsend and E. W. Hausser. T11 irfy-fit .IUNIORS BEGIN Seated: A. Roberts, J. Mack, E. Failor, M. Hilty. ' Standing: E. Hausser fCoachJ, M. Bassett, A. Scherer, M. Fritz, N. Miller, D. Clay, Thirt y-six H. Augsburger, W. Sowards, K. Kelly, M. Townsend fCoachJ. HOLD EVERYTHING - NOVEMBER 1, 1935 Caroline Carothers, hotel proprietoress ,....,,. ....,.......,....,.. .......,......... . . . ...,,........,..,,. Marjorie Hilty Niobe, a colored servant ..,.......................,,.............,.... .,.,............. K atherine Kelley Christopher Morgan, a banker ......,...,......,........ ......,..,. H arold Augsburgcr Connie Morgan, his daughter ........,.....,,...,.,.,..,....,.. ...,.....,........... E velyn Failor Bee Williams, Connie's friend ........,,.....,..........,,..,...... ,....,.....,.....,...,,.. J ean Mack Courtney Barrett, Connie's pet aversion ,...,,.,.,.... ..,,.,.... W esley Sowards Mrs. Julia Gibbs, an ambitious mother .............. ,,......,. A nnabelle Roberts Her Daughters: Lottie Gibbs ....,...,..,..........,..............,.,..................,.... ............. A mia Sherer Wanda Gibbs ,.,,.,...., ..,...,.,... M ildred Fritz Daisy Gibbs ...,.....,..,,...... ,. ......... Mary Bassett Steve, a crook .,....,.,.,,.....,.,...,,..,....,,. .............. N ed Miller Andy, another crook .............,........ ....,........, D oyle Clay Tim McCauley, a detective ........................................,...............,......................, .,....,...,. J ohn Cridcr STORY OF THE PLAY Christopher Morgan, a successful banker, has set his heart on a match between his daughter Connie, and Courtney Barrett, the son of an old friend. Connie doesn't like this plan and when she learns that Courtney is coming to visit her, she runs away. Her friend, Bee Williams, goes with her and when the play opens, they are stopping at a tourist home for the night. There Connie meets a strange young man and an infatuation on the part of the young man ensues. In the meantime, Connie's father. who has discovered her flight, starts off in pursuit of her, and when his car breaks down near the tourist home, he too decides to remain there over night. Two strange men arrive soon after with a mysterious bag, followed by another man who seems to be in pursuit of them. Complications follow in quick succession. Everyone grows suspicious of someone else and the mysterious bag starts on a merry-go-round Qf ownership. The situations are not only intensely interesting but screamingly unny. Presented by special permission of the Northwestern Press, Minneapolis, Minn. Directors: Mabel Townsend and Edward Hausser. DRAMATIC CAREERS Seated: N. Neidhardt, M. Stelzer, B. Clantz. Standing: A. Reiner fCoachj, R. Mewhorter, L. John, B. Foster, M. Metzger, R. Ashton, N. Roeder, V. Simon, T. Jones, B. Deemefr fCoachD. BE YOURSELF - NOVEMBER 8, 1935 CAST OF CHARACTERS Leslie Ferris, an interior decorator ..........,,,........,...,...............,....,.........,,....... ...,,......., M abel Stelzer Beverly Lane, a seamstress who works with her ...,.,.......... ................,..,. B etty Clantz Madame Francis, their employer .,..........,...,..,...,....................,i. ,..........,......,.. ......... Le n na Mae John Mrs. Patricia Ballard, who is vacating the apartment ...,...,..........,.......................,..,.. Jean Neidhardt Beulah Ballard, her baby daughter ....................,...,.....,............,...,.,,...................,,............... Ruby Mewhorter Mrs. Minnie Hendricks, who occupies an apartment in same building ...... Mildred Metzger Arnold Ford, engaged to Leslie ............................,...,,,..,..............,........,...............,.,............................ Robert Ashton Bing Warren, who is determined to be a detective ........... ...............,...,,...., B ill Foster Leslie Prince, a young newspaper reporter ........,...,.....,........ ...............,....... N ed Roeder Anna Karova, who causes a lot of trouble ............,.......,.... ......,....... V irginia Simon Prince Luverne, who has rented the apartment .,............,,......,.. .........,. T almadge Jones STORY OF THE PLAY Leslie Ferris and Beverly Lane are two girls who are employed by Madame Francis, an interior decorator. Madame Francis insists that the two girls live in an apartment soon to be occupied by the Prince and Princess Luverne before they move in. She claims this is necessary for them to absorb the proper atmosphere necessary for decorating it in an artistic manner. Soon after they arrive, Leslie announces that Beverly must stay there alone because she is eloping with Arnold Ford unknown to Madame Francis. Leslie leaves and Beverly is mistaken for the Princess Luverne by a young newspaper reporter, Leslie Prince. Beverly mistakes young Prince for Prince Luverne. Then Mrs. Patricia Ballard who has just moved out insists on moving back in three days. It is impossible to relate in this short space the many uproarious plot developments of this great farce. There is a marked element of suspense running through the entire play and it is never cleared up until the very final curtain. Produced by special arrangement with the Northwestern Press, Minneapolis, Minn. Directors: Aileen Reiner and Bonnie Deemer. Thirty-sefve-n Tliirfy-eight FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: R. Mack, Mr. Oetzel fAdvisorJ, R. Miller, D. Sherer, R. Townsend, J. Hilty, M. Coffman, H. Boyer, S. Haver. Second Row: J. Jarvis, R. Carr, V. Seibert, H. Miller, W. Sawmiller, E. Carnes, L. Bowersock, R. Zuber, B. Kennedy, G. Dicus, H. Bowers, R. Bowersock, G. Gallaspie, W. Shindollar, C. Rees. Third Row: D. Hayman, R. Allbright, H. Leis, R. Bassett, L. Miller, R. Kraft. G. Shaffer, C. Clark, W. Becker, J. Oehlhof, E. Morrman, H. Core. OFFICERS President - - - - Robert Townsend Vice President - Robert Miller Secretary - - John Hilty Treasurer - - Dee Sherer Reporter - Harold Boyer Sgt. at Arms Merle Coffman Advisor - Mr. R. S. Oetzel The Future Farmers of America is a National Organization for Agriculture students. The purpose of the organization is: 1 To create a love for country life. promote thrift. 3. To strengthen the confidence of the farm boy. promote scholarship among Agriculture students. 2. To 4. To 5 To help encourage cooperation after they are out of school. help develop rural leadership. provide a relationship which will give group identity toiall members. 6. To 7. To 8 To create an interest in the correct choice of farm occupation. encourage educational and recreational activities in Vocational Agriculture. 9. To 10. To promote better workmanship. develop an interest in other people about him. . To develop better sportsmanship. The Spencerville Chapter has been very active during the past year. In Decem- ber a Father and Son Banquet was held in the school auditorium. Later on a Pest Hunt Contest was held. The F. F. A. basketball team has played teams from other Chapters this winter. Delegates were sent from this Chapter to the F. F. A. Con- ference in Columbus during Farmers' Week. In order to raise money for F. F. A. Banners and Pins for all the members, the club tested seed corn, sold candy and paid dues. All the members are looking forward to a tour next summer, which is now be- 11. To 12 ing planned. H. E. B. '36 VALUE OF ATHLETICS TO SCHOOL The athletics of Spencer High have always met with marked success which is due not so much to the available material as to the spirit which the students have always manifested. We look back with pride to the mighty basketball, baseball, and volleyball of the past, and with just as much pride we look upon our sports of the present. Our basketball has been very successful during the last few years. The Girls' team having won four cups in two years, the first ever won by the Girls of Spencer I-lgigh., The Boys have not been quite so successful but they have been right up t ere. ' Some very fine teams have been put upon the baseball diamond. There was splendid material for the team and with practice they were put in fairly good shape. The boys have had a very full schedule the last year and hope to win some honors this spring. Altho volleyball has been played but three seasons, we can well be proud of our teams. In the tournament we were successful in putting out some of the best teams in Northwestern Ohio. Interclass teams have been developed in several sports, including basketball, volleyball, and softball. The interest of each class has been aroused and a fine scholastic spirit has developed. Plans have been made to form interclass track teams, which will include pole vaulting, hurdles, broad jump, and running. We are striving to develop interclass athletics to the point that every one will have a chance to gain enjoyment and benefit from playing together. Athletic Banquet The Boys' and Girls' Basketball squads, their coaches, managers, and the High School faculty were delightfully entertained at the Athletic Banquet, April 10, 1936, in the High School Cafeteria. A very delicious three course banquet was served by the Home Economics Class under the direction of Miss Wright. The first course was tomato soup and the second was mashed potatoes, gravy, beans, swiss steak, and head lettuce salad. The last course was very clever in its representation. It consisted of chocolate ice cream in the shape of a basketball and cookies in the shape of gym shoes. At the end of the banquet, Coach Townsend and Coach Shackelford presented the letters to the team members, managers and cheer leaders. After the presenta- tion the teams were taken to Lima for a theater party where they spent a very enjoyable evening. Thirty-nine Seated: Mary Stonehill, H. Goodwin, E. Hayman, R. Hays fCaptainj, E. Failor, J. Mack, M. Metzger. Standing: B. Rider fManagerJ, R. Mewhorter, F. Hoverman, E. Haller, Martha Stonehill, A. Roberts, L. John 1Cheerleaderj, M. Townsend fCoachj. GIRL ATHLETES GAIN HIGHEST HONORS This year's season proved to be one of the most successful in the history of Spencerville girls. The team was declared champions after defeating all the Allen County League teams without a defeat and then proceeded to the county tournament, again to be victorious and declared county champions. The defense was made up of Mary Stonehill, Edith Hayman, and Hazel Goodwin, who were ably assisted by Martha Stonehill, Annabelle Roberts, and Ruby Mew- horter. The usually impassable zone defense which reached its height at the close of the season, after two years of development, served to stop the opponent's offense. The Spencerville offense consisted of Ruth Hays, Evelyn Failor, and Jean Mack, who were ably assisted by Mildred Metzger, Fern Hoverman, and Emaline Haller. Clever deception, careful signaling and unusually accurate basket shooting insured successful scoring. Speedy passwork was insisted upon throughout both areas at all times. Those whom are leaving us and who will be a great loss to the team are Hays, Goodwin, Hayman, Haller, and Hoverman. However, we are looking forward to next year, hoping to have another successful season. Our manager Betty Rider, who filled her position so capably, will also graduate. Miss Townsend, whom we are greatly indebted to for the fine spirit that pushed the team to the top, entertained at a Dinner and Theater Party in Lima. This being the reward for the team's splendid work and cooperation. We also thank Mr. McCleary for his fine treat and cooperation. OUR RECORD OF 1935-1936 Spencerville Spencerville Union ..... York ,........,..,......., 28 24 19 Spencerville Ohio City ....,...... Spencerville Harrod .......... .......... Spencerville Elida ..... .......,, ,..... 1 5 Spencerville Shawnee ,,.,.. , 26 Spencerville Gomer , ..,........,...... ........... 1 5 Spencerville Beaverdam ...,....... 10 Spencerville Lafayette ..., ,. ,........., 15 Spencerville Harrod .... ..,.. ......,.... 1 2 Spencerville Elida ..........,.... ....,. 1 9 Spencerville Shawnee .. ,.,.,... ...,....... 2 4 Spencerville Reaverdam ........... 20 Spencerville Gomer ................. ........... 2 6 Spencerville Lafayette .....,.. ...,....... 2 0 TOURNAMENT Spencerville Gomer ............,.... .,,...,..., 2 8 Spencerville Shawnee ........ ...........,.. .. 30 Total ........, ,...... 5 42 Total ...,. .............,...,..... 362 R. E. F. Seated: N. Roeder, O. Miller, D. Deniston fCaptainJ, J. Cochrun, R. Townsend. Standing: V. Leist fManagerJ, R. Reynolds, R. Mack, W. Sowards, J. Kennedy, J. Sunderland, W. Shackelford fCoachJ, J. Wright fCheerleaderl. OUR DOINGS ON THE POLISHED COURT Starting with five lettermen, Coach Shackelford had a smooth running team dc- veloped by the time the basketball season got under way. During the year the Bearcats lost but two league games and one non-league game with Delphos Jefferson, after defeating them on the home floor in one of the fastest games of the season. The Bearcats ended with second place in the league and a name of one of the fastest scoring teams Spencerville ever had. During the seventeen games played the Bearcats totaled 562 points to their opponents 383. This was an average of 33 points per game to their opponents 22 points. This made a record of 1.03 points per min- ute of play. Four of the first five had over 100 points each to their credit. In the tournament the Bearcats met their Waterloo in the semifinals when they ran up against a surprise zone defense put up by the Gomer team. The Spencerville team feels that their greatest weakness lay in their ability to locate the basket from the free throw line. The loss of the four veterans, Cochrun, Deniston, Miller, and Townsend, who graduate this year, will be greatly felt, but Coach Shackelford feels that he has fine material developing to take their places. SCHEDULE 1935-1936 Spencerville Union .......,,, ......., 2 8 Spencerville York .......,...,. ,....,.. 2 1 Spencerville Ohio City ......., 25 Spencerville Harrod ........... .....,.,. 3 4 Spencerville Elida ......,........ ,....... 2 2 Spencerville Shawnee ........ ......... 3 6 Spencerville Delphos ...... ........, 3 4 Spencerville Gomer ......,......,..... .,....... 2 3 Spencerville Beaverdam ......... 15 Spencerville Lafayette .......,.. ......... 2 2 Spencerville Harrod .......,... ......... 3 0 Spencerville Elida ....,...,,. ....... 1 8 Spencerville Delphos ......,....... .,,..,.. 1 9 Spencerville Shawnee ............,..... ,,,. ..... 2 6 Spencerville Beaverdam ........ 5 Spencerville Gomer .....,............. ,....,,.. 1 2 Spencerville Lafayette ....... 13 TOURNAMENT Spencerville ......... .............. 3 7 Beaverdam ........,. 18 Spencerville Gomer .............. .,., ............ 2 2 Total ,...,..... ........... 6 17 Total ...............,.................... 423 B. W. T., '36 Forty-one F0-rl 11-I IUO BOLD BID FOR CUP After several weeks of practice under the direction of Coach Shackelford, the Spencerville High School again entered the District Volleyball Tournament held in Lima, November 9. The boys started out in high spirits, winning their first game with Shawnee, I5-6, I5-6, and defeating Piqua in the second game, 15-6, 13-15, 15-6. Then in the semi-finals, they met their first of the two defeats necessary to put them out of the tournament, when they were defeated by Coldwater, 9-15, 9-15, the winners of the tournament. Thus being forced into the losers bracket, the boys again attempted to work back into the finals by defeating Lafayette, 15-3, 15-10. The Bearcats then met Piqua for the second time, but this time losing to them, 3-15, 15-8, 5-15, which made their srcond loss and eliminated them from the tournament. We, the team of '36 extend our best wishes to the team of '37 and may they win the cup. R. W. T., '36 Sc-ated: W. Sowards, O. Miller, L. Bowersock, R. Townsend, D. De-niston, J. Cochrun. Standing: V. Leist fManagerJ, R. Reynolds, R. Mack, H. Patrick, A. Sproul, R. Miller, N. Miller, J. Kennedy, W. Shackelford QCoachJ. Seated: R. Miller, F. Mack, L. Bowersock, O. Miller, H. Patrick, R. Townsend. Standing: V. Leist fManagerJ, L. Miller, J. Sunderland, R. Reynolds, W. Sowards, N. Miller, J. Kennedy, H. Augsburger, D. Clay, W. Shackelford fCoachJ. HIGH HOPES AROUSED IN BASEBALL The results of last fall's baseball games lead us to believe that we have a very good chance in the league this spring. The returns were as follows: Spencerville ................................. Spencerville ......................, ..... Spencerville ........ .......... Spencerville ........ ..... Spencerville . ..,.... ..., . 3 1 10 Spencerville ...,..., .......... 1 1 8 3 1 Spencerville .,............................... Ridge .............,. Harrod ........,...... Beaverdam Ridge ...,...........,... Harrod ............... Lafayette ......... Alger .......,........................................,.. 2 3 6 3 1 4 0 Although weather will not permit going out on the diamond, the lettermen and recruits have been warming up in the auditorium and getting their arms in shape. The team has a very full schedule but have high hopes of coming forth victorious. The games to be played are: Shawnee at Spencerville .......... Spencerville at Bluffton ..... Elida at Spencerville ........... Spencerville at Harrod ..... Spencerville at Lafayette Gomer at Spencerville ................... Spencerville at Beaverdam April April April April April May May B. W. 10 17 21 24 28 5 8 T., '36 F orty- three I orty-fawr INTRAMURAL GAMES INTRAMURAL TEAMS SENIOR GIRLS Seated: J. Miller, M. Rohrbach, A. Morris fCaptainJ, M. Robinson, M. Maurer. Standing: M. Lauer iManagerJ, C. Martin, R. Wilson, L. Huber, E. Haller. JUNIOR GIRLS QCHAMPIONSJ Seated: M. Bowersock, L. Rockhold, N. Hoverman fCaptainJ, M. Stelzer, V, Wilkins. Standing: L. John fCheerleaderJ, M. Bassett 1Managerj, L. Carey, C. DeLong, M. Hilty, R. Mewhorter 1CheerleaderJ. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Seated: B. Kennedy, E. Detrick, D. Fissel fCaptainJ, R. Zimmerman, P. Winans. Standing: M. Miller, R. Wilges, M. Graessle, M. Mack fManagerJ. FRESHMAN GIRLS Seated: F. Harper, J. Imler, B. Goodwin fCaptainJ, D. Allbright, R. Mitchell. Standing: A. Fisher, N. Mark, M. Clark, W. Carey, E. Moorman. AROUSE INTEREST INTRAMURAL TEAMS SENIOR BOYS Seated: L. Bowersock, H. Patrick QCaptainJ, A. Sproul. Standing: R. Carr, J. Miller, H. Boyer, R. Redick. JUNIOR BOYS QCHAMPIONSJ Seated: V. Seibert, L. Miller, R. Miller, T. Jones, N. Miller. Standing: D. Clay, H. Augsburger, S. Haver, R. Ashton. SOPHOMORE BOYS Seated: R. Allbright, H. Miller, G. Dicus, W. Becker. Standing: L. Shaffer, D. McCain, B. Kennedy, H. Lies. FRESHMAN BOYS Seated: J. McKinley, L. Miller, R. Bassett lCaptainJ, W. Shindollar, J. Jones. Standing: J. Bair, H. Baum, R. Bowersock, R. Koenig. Forty-fivc DEAR DIARY SEPTEMBER . . . 8-First day of school. 4-First recitation day, or the day everyone got 100 per cent. 5-Freshies always getting lost. Do I belong in here? J. W. 9-Monday. Everyone back again after a week- end vacation. Seniors are thinking only 37 more weeks. Classes organize. 13-Jr. Sz Sr. party. ' Oh those hamburgers! 20-The inevitable day. The teachers and Fresh- men were initiated by the Seniors. 24-Our boys beat Ridge in a baseball game. OCTOBER . . . 2-Another baseball game, but our boys lost to Harrod. 15-Picture agents. 16-Girls' first basketball practice. 22-Boys' first basketball practice. 25-Hurrah! A vacation. Teachers go to meeting at Toledo. They will have to be careful. 28-The auditorium is all dressed up with new stage curtains. NOVEMBER . . . 1-Junior class play, Hold Everything. 4-Boys win volleyball game at Lafayette. 8-Junior class play, Be Yourself. 9-Volleyball tournament at Lima. Coldwater wins the cup. 14-Seniors go to Van Wert to get pictures taken. 15-More pictures taken. First B. B. game with Union. Boys win and girls lose. 18-Pity the poor rabbits! The Jr. 8z Sr. rabbit feed. The men teachers entertained us with music. 21-The Grade school rendered a very nice oper- etta, Cinderella . 22-B. B. game with York. Win three straight games. 26-Phio City B. B. game. Boys win and girls ose. 27-First league B. B. game with Harrod. Girls win and boys lose. 28-Thanksgiving. No more school this month. DECEMBER . 2-Back again 5-Every pupil 6-B. B. game win. 11-Seniors get 13-High school 14 after a pleasant vacation. tests. with Elida. Boys and girls both pictures. musical. Very nice program. -Go to Shawnee for B. B. game. Both teams bring home the bacon. 17-Boys play Delphos Jefferson. Varsity win. Second team lose. 23-Freshies begin to think about Santa Claus. Christmas vacation. No school till Jan. 6 be- cause of bad weather. JANUARY . . . 3-Victory for both boys and girls at Gomer. 7-Boys and girls walk away from Beaverdam. 10-Two thrilling games at Lafayette, but we win. Ruby was dreaming about swimming. She took a dive. 16-Semester Exams. 17-More Exams. They got the boys down for they lose to Harrod, but the girls can take it. 18-Broadcasting from Station E L I D A. Spen- cerville win over the Bulldogs. 22-Thermometer drops below zero. No more school till Monday. 25-Both boys teams lose to Delphos Jefferson. 31-Shawnee comes on the warpath to get our scalps. But we keep them by winning 3 games. FEBRUARY . . . 6-Jr. Hi teams play Perry but are defeated both 1' arty-six games. 7-The Bearcats overpower the Beavers. 11-First round of girls tournament at Shawnee. We draw the bye. 12-13-School attends Community Institute. 18-Last league game with Lafayette. Boys wing girls tie. 21-First round of boys tournament at Shawnee. We draw Beaverdam and win. 22-Girls' semi-finals. We play Gomer and win. Off to finals. 24--First Annual Staff Meeting. 28-Boys' semi-finals. The boys lost to Gomer. 29-Tournament finals. Girls beat Shawnee and are presented with league and tournament cup. MARCH . . . 10-H. S. Operetta, Count and Coed . Big suc- cess. 13-Evelyn Failor entertains girls' varsity team with chop suey supper. The girls exercised their voices on the way home. 17-Interclass B. B. tournament. 18-Interclass tournament. Juniors win and also the faculty beat the varsity boys. 17-New books added to the library. 20-Sr. play committee pick plays. 23-Gleei clubs go to Shawnee to practice for fes- tiva . 24--Orchestra go to Shawnee to practice. 26-School entertained by Chief Blue Sky and Chief Running Buffalo. 27-Annual County Music festival in Memorial hall, Lima. 28-Gen. scholarship test for Srs. at Lima Central. Miss Townsend entertains B. B. girls at Lima. 30-Whose Chevrolet was it that had only one tail light? 31-Senior class play characters chosen. APRIL . . . 1-No school today. April Fool! 3-Sure was good. What? The Faculty play, The Poor Rich . 6-Orchestra goes to North Baltimore to North- western Music festival. Receive the rating of excellent. 8-Every pupil tests. 10-Basketball teams are given banquet and thea- tre party. 13-Seniors pick invitations. 14-Baseball game at Shawnee. Boys lose. An- nual pictures taken. 16-Senior English class. Where is the proper place to chew gum? 17-Solo and ensemble groups attend Music Fes- tival at Ohio Northern U. at Ada. Baseball game with Bluffton. Victory. 18-Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs go to Bluffton Fes- tival. Both receive the rating of excellent. 23-Baseball game with Elida. We win. 24-Juniors entertain Seniors at Prom. Auditor- ium decorated to represent Eskimo scene. Base- ball game at Harrod. Boys lose. 28-Baseball game with Lafayette. Win 2-1. MAY . . . 1--Senior play, Never Say Die . Auditorium packed! 2-District scholarship tests at Bowling Green. 5-Gomer here for baseball game. 8-Baseball game at Beaverdam. 8-9-Band attends Music Festival at Shelby. 15--Senior play, Nuts to You . Another full house. 17-Baccalaureate. 19-Exams. 20-More Exams. 21-Commencement. 22-School closes. Alumni Banquet. R. E. H., '36 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Bill Foster, President of the Junior Class ,,...............i................... ...............,....... M aster of Ceremonies Address of Welcome ..............................,........,,. By Ned Miller, Vice President of the Junior Class Response .....,..............,,..............., ,,.,,...,...i,,............ .........,,.. B y Dean Deniston, President of the Senior Class Music ......,........i........,......................... ......,............. ,....,............,........,.............., B y the Junior Girls' Sextet Remarks ..,.........,.................................. .......................,,........,.....,...,.... S uperintendent C. W. McCleary Senior Class Prophecy ,.,.,...,,.. ....,....,....,....,....,,,.....,.. B y Drizzling Stapatk Reading ...............,...,.......,,.........i..,.,,.,.,..............,.,.,...,.,..........,,.....,............,,......................,,,.. ............................ B y Annabel Roberts Music ,...,.,....,.........,..,...,........,...............,.......,.................................,...,..,.,...,...,.,..,.......................... By the Junior Girls' Sextet After the program orchestra. The Seniors wish to thank the members of the Junior Class for making this occasion a memory never to be forgotten. BACCALAUREATE Class Of 1936 SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1936 - EIGHT O'CLOCK dancing was enjoyed to the music of Ray Woods and his Prelude-- Abendfrieden .....................,.......,,........,...........................,.,.....................,..............,...,..,.,....,.,... Paul Hassenstein Organ-Mildred Becker Piano-Nettina Haller Processional- God the Lord ...........................,......................,.......,................,.,...........,.....,.,...,,.,.......,...,... Henry Smart Fifth and Sixth Grade Choir-Elinor Hursh, Director Invocation ,.........,.,......... ........... ,.... .i.,....i.. ,,.............,,....,..........., . ..,..........................,.....,..........,.,....,...... R ev . N orman E. Sweat Pastor Trinity M. E. Church Response by Choir Anthem- Send Out Thy Light .,..........................,...............,.,...,...........,,........ ...,,...,........,...,.,,,., G ournod Choir Scripture Reading .............,.,....,.........,...,..........................,...,,......................i............,..... ............. R ev. Mrs. Sproul Pastor Friends Church Vocal Solo- A Bird and a Rose .i..,....... ,.... .............. , .............. ,........,..,..,..,..... . . . ..,.....,..... M iss Evelyn Failor Sermon .,...,..,,...........,.......,....,. ,..........,.................................,,............,........,......,,...............,...............i...........,...........,.. R ev. A. C. Yost Pastor First Federated Church Music- Father Direct Me ............,......,............,,...........,,.........................................................,......,,.......,........ O. W. Lane Teach Me, O Lord ...........,...............,............,...............,....,...,..........................................,..,..,...,. Fred Filmore Community Mixed Chorus-Mr. J. W. Weaver, Director Recessional- Now the Day Is Over .....,.....,..,.,.....,.....,.............,,..,................,.............,.....,,..............,.............. Barnby Choir Benediction .....,.,.......................,.......,.............,..............,,...,.........................,....,..............,,.............,.,, ............. R ev. C. H. Wood l Pastor First Baptist Church Postlude'- Coronation March ....,..............................,........,,..................................., ................,.......,...... A shford PROGRAM FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL COMMEN CEMEN T Spencerville High School THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1936 -- EIGHT O'CLOCK Graduation March- March Royale ................. - ...,....,....... .......,........,...........,,......,.........,,,, O rchestra Invocation ..... ,........... ......... ,.............,.....,....,.,,.,...,........,...,.......,,...,........ ...........,... ..,.,. ......,... .........,. R e v . C . H . Wood Music-Flute Solo- LaSirene .............................,..................................,.........,.....,.,.......,....................... Vaughn Hilty String Quartet-- Aloha-oe ........,..........,...,,.................,...,.....,....................................................... Hayes, Evelyn Failor, Dwight Becker, Dean Deniston Salutatory ............... .,......... . ...,.,,.............,....,............,,......................................,...,................,,...........,..................,.........,,. D ean Deniston Music- O, Where Art Thou .......,......,....,,.......,.......................................,........................,..........,.,.................., Whitehead Alma Mater ' Boys' Glee Club Valedictory ............, 2 ..........,.........,........................,....,.,,..................,.....,...............,,............,........,.,......................,.....,.... Dwight Becker Music- Perfect Day ,........,........,... . ,.........,......,. ............ ,.... ....... ,,.................. ......,...............................,.... ,,...........,.,...............,.... B o n d Cobble Stone Road ....,.....................,,...........,...............,....,....................,......,.................,............,.....,......,...., O'hara Boys' H. S. Quartet: Dean Deniston, Dwight Becker, John Cochrun, Albert Sproul Address .,............,......,.............,....................,..............,..,,....,,..,...,.,............................,....,.....,.............,....,.,.....,, Prof. W. E. Binkley Ohio Northern University Music- Ring On Sweet Angelus .............,....,.........,..............,..,..............,...,. ,,,....,...,... ............, ,.......,. G o u rnod By the Bend of the River ............,..,...,........,..........,.....,..................,..................,..,........,.....,...... Hemstreet Girls' Glee Club Remarks, ................................,.... , ..,. ,..,..,......... .....,................. ,....,.... .... C o u n ty Superintendent Herschel Litherland Presentation of Diplomas ..........,...,,...........,..,.....,........,....,.,...,,..................,........,,...............,.........,. Mr. J. A. Goodwin President Board of Education Benediction ..,.,..,.,.,...,,....,,..................,.......,................,........................,..............,...........,..,..,................ Rev. Norman E. Sweat Forty-sefvwz Wierwille Furniture Factory Buy Direct From Phone Main 242 - Res. 240 Mack Motor Sales Collins Furniture Co. The best of ever thin for Y S' the Automobile Complete House Factory - 1 CHEVROLET CARS Furniture Open Evenmgs VEDOL OIL - U. s. TIRES Main 239 SPENOERVILLE, OHIO EXIDE BATTERIES SPENOERVILLE, OHIO QUESTIONS Why .Ichn C. became embarrassed at the Ohio State Penitentiary? Ask Ruby M. how the Lafayette floor feels? Who was the gentleman who picked up Nancy the day she fell for him? What's wrong with Paul S.'s alarm clock? Ask Wesley S. how tooth paste substitutes for soap? What is Linccln's Gettysburg address? We may w.sh to write to him. Who does slow motion at 9:00 and the grand rush at 12:00? Why does some people's hair seem full of electricity? It is connected to a dry cell. Who waters the bulbs of an electric light plant? How Jean N., and Mabel S., Betty C., and Albert S. liked to play relief ping-pong? Compliments of Leo H. Sherman State Licensed Plumber Weill 8 Sunderland Dr' Homer G' Pum s and Re airing Deerhake P P Shoe Store McCormick-Deering Farm Main 97 Implements and Repairs SPENOERVILLE, OHIO SPENCERVILLE, OHIO 317 s. Broadway--stateis-2R J O K E S A very thin man, Paul S., and a very fat one, Dwight B., were having an argument and had descended to personalities. Dwight: From the looks of you there had been a famine. Paul: Yes, and one look at you would convince people that you caused it. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Old Gentleman: Why are you fishing my boy when you ought to be in school? Jack K.: There now! I knew I'd forgotten something. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Shackelford: What could be more pitiful or sadder than a man without a country? Annabelle M.: A country without a man. Croftfs Meat Compliments of Market . Dr. F. S. Goss Compliments of Hi h Class ' - g Groceries Dentist D C and Meats l'. I. . Stayllel' Main 45 Main 191 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Forty-ciglzt H. Ralph Deniston Flowers For All Occasions Phone 2L-2S on 6 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Come to the Compliments of Journal-News Dr. R. D. Doughty with All Types Of Main 44 Printing Troubles Main 74 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Mr. Oetzel: How many kinds of farming are there? John H.: Four--intensive, extensive, pretensive, and expensive. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S E. Hausser fin solid geometry classjz Give an example of an imaginary spheroidf' Paul S.: A rooster's egg. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Miss Deemer: Is this wrong, 'I have et ? J S.: Y . ames es Miss Deemer: What's wrong with it? James S.: You ain't et yet. F , Ph L0iS Beauty Dr. G. K. Miller ryer S armacy Op . Optometric Eye Main 244 Bealggillgfth A Specialist SPENCERVILLE, OHIO East Third Street DELPHOS, OHIO Main 35 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO John C.: Every time I kiss you it makes me a better man. Evelyn F., Well, you needn't try to completely reform in one evening. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Miss Wright Qin history classy: Why was Columbus sent home in chains? Mary B.: So he wouldn't skid on the wet roads. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Miss Townsend fin biology classjz How many bones have you in your body, Robert? R. McCain: About 25,000. M' T dz Th t' im ossible iss ownsen a s p . R. McCain: No, it's the truth, I had sardines for lunch. Bill The Tailor Better Clothes Better Cleaning Better Pressing SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Phone Main 125 Eyes Examined Established 1887 Glasses Fitted Pflhlman Hardware Dr. H. Richardson E th' I vflgidegge n Optometrist SPENCERVILLE, OHIO SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Fo-rfy-nine Compliments of J. 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OZ 0l'Ilel' Sel'VlCe Station Compliments of yFOR Enarco Oils-White Rose Gas - - , - , Batteries and Battery Erle Rallroad Fu'e'Chlef Gasohne , Charging , SPENCERVILLE, OHIO , Groceries , Tlres and Accessorles Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candies. WM. ROEDER, Prop. C. C. BRIGGS Mr. McIntyre: Are you Hungry? Mr. Oetzel: Yes, Siam. Mr. McIntyre: Den Russia to the table and I'll Fiji. Mr. Oetzelz Alright, Sweden my coffee and Denmark my bill. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Virginia Savadge: Did Ray say that I had a skin you love to touch? Frances Harper: No, he said you had a skin that you love to retouchf' S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Ruby M.: See this ring? Well, it once belonged to a millionaire. Annabel R.: And who was the millionaire? Ruby M.: Woolworth. Herff-J ones Company Designers and Manufacturers of Class Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Cups, Medals and Trophies. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Official Jewelers to the Class of 1936, Spencerville High School Fifty Sohio Service Station Gas Naptha Oil Car Washing, Greasing and Battery Service JOE WRIGHT, Mgr. Hilty's Meat Market High Class Groceries And Meats Main 43 SPENCERVILLE, oH1o C. A. Daugherty C. B. Miller Sz Son Phone Main 139 Groceries, Meats And Fruits Wm. J. Taylor Sunny Side Gardens And Greenhouse SPENCERVILLE, OHIO . Plants, Flowers and Main 60 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Vegetables- Kenneth D. : If a cannibal ate his mother and father what would he be? Doyle C. : I'll bite. Kenneth D.: He'd be an orphan. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Miss Reiner: What is a metaphor? Wesley S.: To keep the cows in. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Miss Townsend: How many sexes are there, Vernon? Vernon L.: Three. Miss Townsend: And what are they? Vernon L.: The male sex, the female sex, and the insects. Compliments of M Q S Sales Variety Store Dr. H. F. Fallm. Syndicate Values Restaurant Main 92 SPENCERVILLE, OHIO SPENCERVILLE, OHIO SPENCERVILLE, OHIO Miss Reiner: Tell me what it is when I say 'I love, you love, he loves'. Nancy M.: It's one of those love triangles Where someoneys going to get shot. S-H-S - S-H-S -- S-H-S Miss Deemer: Give me a sentence with the word vermin. Bill Foster: Before I go fishing, I go vermin. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Mr. Hausser: Define a circle. Melville F.: A circle is a round straight line with a hole in the middle. S-H-S - S-H-S - S-H-S Mary Rider: I've often wondered where Noah kept the bees in the Ark? Betty K.: In the archives of course. ' 9 Compliments of Baslnger S Carl Shaffer Dr. J. R. Welch Jewelers Coal and Ice Main 91 Diamond Merchants Also 140 N. 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