Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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Senior Class History Half-Past eight-and we're off to school has been foremost in our minds for twelve years. Always on our way, we are as free as thier wind, eager only as youths can be-to see, to hear, to understand and to accomplish. Eighty-three of us enrolled as Freshman back in '36, President Bill Hooker led us through that perilous year. We shall never forget the first great victory which proved that we were really Ready, Willing' and Able when Captain Henry Miller and his team brought home the Junior High Basketball trophy. Sixty-nine of us returned as Sophomores. Our new superintendent, Mr. Branstetter, greeted us. Soon new organizations and activities sprung up all around-there was something for each one of us to do. Orville Lauer was elected president. Then we were Juniors with ten less members. Orville Lauer was re-elected president. The members of olur class were well represented in every organization of our school. Junior Meihls won high honors in the Peace Declamation Contest. The Junior Class play, The Ready Made Family, was successfully coached by Mr. Mossman and Miss Milli- sor. Several of our girls helped to win the Allen County Girls' Basket- ball Tournament. Martha Kennedy had the leading role in the operetta, Sonia. We labored long and late to give our departing Senior friends a Circus or a Reception. All too soon we were Seniors. It hadn't seemed long-those three past years. A so-rt of seriovusness fell upon us. It was necessary to draft President Lauer for a third term. During these years there were many things accomplished: Rosemary Dillon, Mary Watson, and Joan Roberts won high honors in Biology and French Elimination Contests-3 Junior Meihls repeated his honors in the Peace Declamation Contest: our Senior boys helped to win the Volleyball 'Tournamentg and Norma Moor- man gave our school the trophy of all trophies by winning the Tubercu- losis Oratorical Contest. Don Hampshire, Henry Miller, Bill Hooker, Bill Kennedy, and Doyle Jacks played the major role in winning the Basketball Tournament as well as being the Col-Champions of the County League. Hampshire and Miller were chosen for the All County Team. Henry Miller was chosen for the All Sectional Second Team and Don Hampshire was chosen for the All State Third Team. The Senior Class play Father Goes Domestic was a great success. We wish to thank our teachers, especially Miss Deemer, for their un- tiring efforts in our behalf. We feel they have helped us to accomplish a lot as students. We 'hope to meet Life and its Challenge as they would have us meet it. . Quin Ditbioioiclioioioisbioioioiilicxii Pqge 8 nifrioifrioifnioicriibioitbirrievicric wining