Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1943 volume:

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N 5:39-gffgf' ' ,f , The ECHCDES Published by Class of 1943 of The Spencerville High School Spencerville, Ohio N J is 1,0 ,ww , W1 xg , ,qi , Xu 4 WWE? 13 3 Wh! fb' J Q,l '!1q',1 '. ,,1f'W3,,QmN,2 W1 wiikxl , ,,, hu! 1 H 1 ww. :x 13 f MM H XYXNNN M ' swim ooo--ooo--ECHOESo00-ooo- OUI' SCl'lOOl 'vrI....,,, Faithful and true-hearted, let us cheer for our new Hi. We revere her and defend her, and her colors proudly fly. We will stand fo-r her united, of her deeds we gladly tell. Her colors streaming, glad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her that we all love so well. Chorus: Jloyous and ever loyal, Let us boost for our new Hi. Let ev'ry heart sing, Let ev'ry voice ring. There's no time to grieve and sigh. It's ever onward. our course pursuing, May defeat ne'er our ardlor coolg But united we will boost for her, our new Hi School. Honors she has taken, on the track and with the ball. May she always rank the highest, may her colors never fall. There's no other that can match her, when her team is on the field, Her boys the fleetest, her girls the sweetest, Then here's a cheer for her, for her who ne'er will yield. IlllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllllIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P9-E6 5 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0 oo-ooo-ECHDESQQQ-ogg... Board of Education ,C l Mr. Robert Sunderland, President, has been a member of the Board of Education for four years. Mr. Sunderland works in Lima. Mr. Chiarles Wright, Vice President, has been a member of the Board for four years. Mr. Wright's occupation is a. baker and' a grocer. Mr. Ralph E. Jarvis has been a. member of the Board for six years. He is an outstanding farmer and a grange booster. Mr. Jarvis is a mem- ber of the County Board of Education. Nlr. Cloyd Clantz has been ai member of the Board for six years and served as president for one year. He works in the County Auditor's office. lVlr. S. O. Lanning has served two years as a member of the Board. He is very well known throughout the community as the manager of the local Cooperative Elevator. We are fortunate, indeed, to have him serve the school as well as he does the commuity. Mr. H. B. Sunderland has served the Board as clerk for nine years. He keeps an accurate record of all board meetings and is ready at any time to give the board a report of its financial status. llllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Page 6 llllllllllllllllIIIlIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll '3 Q3- 4 V I . V, 'Al '-4. K fi mx .ww-'ii 0-5 'X ,A ii ' V' gh ,af ff 'ggi ' f Sfmt ,kg vb Hx Q r A' ,jfww S. 5534,-f,.g Lt 3655 5, , 1 Affpmxgifi 23331 ii. ,W K. lv, W ,Wax . , Q ,. Q Q36 fx., anvil i f . 4 o 0 o-0 o 0--ECHOES00 0'-'00 I- i Dedication The class of 1943 dedicates this 19th annual, Tlhe Echoes, to Mr. Mossman for his loyal and willing help to and for the senior class. And Appreciation We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Shackelford who has given a willing and helping hand in the guidance of our senior class. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll P21869 IllllllllllllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll , , ,lg g g....ECHOESo o 0--oo 0... X 1 k Faculty X l1xM-4,w-.e-- L,-Q' lla! Mr. E. C. Branstetter, B. S., M. A. Miss Bonnie Ohio Northern University, Ohio Un 1402! Ohio State University, English -pf V . 1 Superintendent Social Sciew MAX! Economics Miss Mildred C. Becker, Charles W. Mossman, M. A. B. S., A. B., M. A. n Ohio State University Ohio Northern A 'Lip , I Commercial and Dramatics Ohio State Universitfo lf . - ' ' Rig, Social Science Mr. W. D. Shackelford, A. B. American HiSt01'Y Ohio Northern G0V9.1'1'1m9U'C Graduation work at O. S. U. English . W Physical Education ' R Social science Miss Maria zuber M School Secretary X Y Mr. E. W. Hausser, A. M. Y Baldwin Wallace College Maas Pearl Fritz, B. s. ,QW Principal Bowling Green Universt Social Science Ohio State University Mathematics English and Latin IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P189 9 IlllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII o o o - 0 o 0 HOESooo--ogg.- Faculty Miss Wilma Ault, B. M. Jordan Conservatory of Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind. Music Art Miss Marjorie Cooke, B. S. Ohio University English Physical Education Miss Mary Chamberlain, B. Sc. in Ed. Ohio State University Math History Miss Helen Clum, B. S. Home Economics Mr. John D. Collins, B. S., A. B. Bowling Green State University Graduate work at O. S. U. Science Mr. Paul Eley, B. s. Q Ohio Northern Graduation Work at O. S. U. Music and Literature Ada, Ohio Mr. W. H. Teegarden, B. S. Bowling Green State University Special Home Economics Lafayette, Ohio Ohio State University Agriculture PBKe 10 llllllllllIllIIIlukqllyllIImllmllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllll ooo1-ooo--ECH0ESooo--ooo-- Ciass History - In September, 1931, some little six-year-old prodigie-s started to school. Only 15 of these geniuses are graduating together at Spencerville. Many of the Seniors joined the class in the third and seventh grades when the school district expanded. As seventh graders we were moved to- the high school, when four new rooms were completed in December. As Freshmen, sixty-eight in number and Ruth Lies, our president, a few wonders from Jennings way were added. The wiener roast and a skating party were the limits of our activities that year. Fifty-eight returned as sophomores-ten cf the so-called wonders weren't. Lewis Metzger was our president. Again we attended the wiener roast and two skating' parties. Miss Becker sponsored a trip to Ford Vil- lage and Edison Institute Museum at Dearborn, Michigan. We crossed to Windsor, Canada, and then went to Toledo Zoo. We even had a boat ride on the great Maumee River. Later that spring we had a thank-you party for Miss Becker which ended by her baking cake for the whole gang. The boys were already showing ability in the sports. Ben Kelly re- ceived his first manageir s letter. As Juniors our activities increased and were I11OI'e varied. Our lady president, Vivian George, led us in great style. We're now numbering fifty-one. The Jr.-Sr. Wiener roast started us off, then the rabbit supper. Later sixteen juniors, under the direction of Mr. Mossman, presented the play, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy. We had two basketball lettermen this year, Bob Croft and Lester Imler. Also Ben Kelly and Ray Brandyberry received manager's letters. The boys also showed athletic ability on the champion volleyball team and the baseball team. Some of our musicians entered the district music contest in which Bob Place with his famous fiddle went to the state contest. - A trip, again sponsored by Miss Becker, was taken through the south- ern part of Ohio. Ewen though a breakdown made it necessary to spend six hours at Ft. Ancient, the trip was a great success. Six members at- tended the Honor Banquet at Beaverdam. The biggest and best moment of a junior's life came when we planned and attended the Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion. Our last and fullest year was begun with fifty-two members and Richard Becker, as president. Margaret Hash, Eunice Koenig, Edithi Prof- fitt withdrew and Jack Cook joined the navy. Again the Wiener roast and rabbit supper were enjoyed. In addition a farewell party for Peggy Hash was planned before she left for Criders- ville. Basketball lettermen this year were Bill McKinley, captaing Bob Croft, Lewis Metzger, Lester Imler, Bob Miller, Bob Haller and Edwin Graessle. Manager's letters were awarded to Ray Brandyberry and Bill Horvath. ' The class play, Strained Relations, casting twelve seniors and directed by Mr. Mossman, was presented in April. Richard Becker and Amarilla Sutton were announced our validic- torian and salutatorian respectively. Six seniors attended the Honor Banquet held in this high school. And now we wish to Uhiank everyone, especially the faculty, for their efforts in making our school careers a success. We sincerely hope we shall be able to live up to the high standards set for us while we were in High School. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PRES 11 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 'ii'-w o o o - o o o --ECH OES o 0 0 -- o 0 o -- I f X Seniors 'M' 'QE' J. Richard Becker, Jr. - Dick Jean Rader - Susie liiuliatrd is our liI'k'Slll0l1T, She is 21 student llis grmles ure up tu Il2ll'. XVl1n imtlws 21 guild lt-'iltl0l', And when it cmiivs to tA'lllIlL1'. lf you drm't want in follow H+- c':m't he lwulflvy fur. .lust try to lieut llE'!'. Ulnss Pres, 43 1411-lines 4 tediloryp XVee lit-lim-s 2, 3, 4: Hazel l':11'k lliprh 1, 2: livliues 41 Student t'o1u11-il 4g lltllllllj' lilliiiiimuioii t'n11t1-st 1. LZ. il: llistrivt Umitest 2: H11l11-tin G, A. A, 3: lGli111in11tinn lltlllllt-'SI 3: l 1'i111-1- of lltilltll' liainqm-t Zi: lllIlSS l'l:1y fl: Mixed l'lltll'llS 2. il' 1,1-'2ll't' llc-vlailiiaitiun 3. 4: Cluss Pluy 4. 1lIlt'l'Ol12l Z, Yailt-'lit-lurlzili. I I , H ,, Glen Whitling - Den on Amarllla SUtt0l'l ' Am limit-1111 is qui-'t simietinies , A lirilliaiiit twin. And ynu'll seldmmi hear il peep. 'lf 5 A DP2lC'f'flll hiss. For wlienevei' he-'s in study hull ' 1 fllll' nf the' siiiurtr-st in tlie- A-luss. You'll find he-'S usually usle-ep. Sec, 4: lim-eptiuii Coui. fl: fll't'llO!4Il'1l 2. R. 4: A mm- l',t'l'I'Y l: Sliuvvuee 3: F. 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Ummm. 221 Vit-1' Pres. ii l'Ic-lines Stuff 4: Hllllt'llIl 4: Vol- I lrilrlll 2 5- Lewis Metzger - Mecka'Z , X ,E H - ,, Lewis Melzpqei' is tho girls' dt-light - Q ' Mary lvloorrnan ' Sllrn Stuys up lute 1-Very iiiglit. l'k.QJ',l - , 3l411'y's gxrmwl in sl1u1'tl1z1111l In the L'l2lSSl'tItDlll he-'s not 21 hit shy, if 'lf'-' Aud i11 utliui' studitis just us We-ll. Xvlltfil l1e's in tht- t'l1r-vy he-'s ridimxg high. When it t'Ulllf'S tu keripingr lnmlw Alix'-d t'l1u1'11s 21 Student t'1u11111-il 1. 4: Pres. -iz ICQ-lim-S Slit- Uilll du right well. 4: lllmfu' l-211114111141 33: t'lz1:4s l'l:1y 3: Bzxslit-tliull I, 2. 3, 4: Mixvd t'l1m'11s 2. 33 Up.-1'14tl:1 2: t'l:1ss l'l:'1y 3: 'l'l'tALlS- Volleylrull 2, 31 Bziseliull 2, 3, 41 lieu-eptiun Nom. 33 lll't'l' 41 l'luy lltllll. 3, Pres, 21 lling' Noni. 3. lllllllllllllIllIlllllIIIIIllllIllIlIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 12 lllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll o o 010 9 0 0--o Q g-... Seniors I s Robert Edward Place - B9,b 'l, Vivian Louise George I Boll l'lziu1- likes to ti1l:lle - ,f If Here-'S to Olll' Viviun ' ' Anil like-s lo zirgiil-, loo. i J XYlio lays mlown the lziw n fpherfvs som.-thing' though But whim we Speak M. him 04,3411 ,f XVe'tl like to know- g, .gl '--V Sin-'s quite merry nftvi' ull. XVliiuh lietter lie likes to Flo.. Mixl-al Chorus I, 2. Il. l. tl: A. A. 3: ,X t-up 1-llzi Uri-liestrzi 1, 2, 3. -l: Solo tiniest 2, Bzdlixeml Vliorus Chorus 2, 3: Wee llh-hoes 33 llli-lions 41 Honor Balllilllf' 41 Strings 1, 2. 3, 1: District Syinpliony Uri-lil-Simi Il, 33 Sextet 31 I'i'esi4le-nl 3: lie-vention Noni. Il: Ulu-i'i'tl:i 2: NYelc'onit- Spa-vcli 3, Helen Beerman- Ma , 1 Iseli-nf tht- H1-itll-'Inf-lHh'I, Biermgtn llillllluy flu -V Paul Jan-les Walther , nlvlikesv . nt sie ren y stout ie. oo, ff - H ,1,.l,,. ' 1 ,,., ,,,. V, ' . ilie'srim:1Stlh3'. vyviltixl anvil lull ot' fun. I !',.4.1 Itffniilllsullaieiiglgifiailti sim! 1 el ,gigblf will if-.1115 51.13 Ulu- . , ' XVilt'Ilt'VQl' thx-re is work, lhinll 1, 2 33 Hl't'lleStl'zt 1, 2, .ig lristric-t nntl State 2: Ht, 1109.4 it with .lu mg might Et-hoes Stuff 4: Mixed Uliorus 2, 3, 4: .X clipiwlln Hilmfl 2 3 Q. Ul.L,'lh,SH,u 3 3 4. lf- I, A .t 3 .4 Qhorus 22 Iii. VIEW l , ': 3: 4 'X' 2' 3' .uns fi Alixl-tl l'lioi'us 2. Il, 43 .X comm-lin Uliorus 11 31 liIlt'l' tountv' l'lln11n'itlon lonti-Qt 1 llonor I-'inilu ' ' lull Uumbtrll 1 it , . . , -, , -. ,. vi o. , , .. ,. . -J Rei-eption Noni. 3: lnvitution Uom, 4: Floss Ikny 4 ' 1 ' if ' U1 Robert Miller .. ff Ork H Betty Stonehill - Be kle Bolfs :ill right in luisliotluill H tU',if 111iSf:l1iH'0l1S ' , 79 -Y And in his CIHSSVSV mn- Anil likes to naive net lun.-i M 'f 1 XVhen it vomes right llown to it a gitlifn Tile lioziii 41,3 sfflllliuiriillll Mena .J He will curry you tl1rouf'h. 71,441 Nj? 1 ' 0 il ' - 1 V , n Mixed Uhorus. 1. 22: lliiziirel 2: licliovs 4. zisketlmzil Mmefi 2h uS Ax- NJ- '55 -f-lass 'l11'5 3 Hui 1, 23, 3, 41 Ulu-i'ettii 2: liecvlvtion Com, 3: Vim- Pres, 2: MH 4' i hUPS Nun 4' Ui i'Mti' ' lmnmmml HHS sell. 3g stage Ami-. 4, lfvlltflll 4- Gladys Mae Eley - Blondie 1 Lester J. lmler - Pete Blonde and lmsliful is Glzulys Male, 4. XYP :ill know Lester lmlel' XYhen il voines to lmzisketlmll LVL' His iiiiilnlle nainie is .l, She really can ploy, le loves to elrivv tht- Vlivvy 4 Hreliestrn l, 2, 3. 4: Ulu-1-4-ttai 2: XVQ-e ICc-hoes 4: i iles iinil miles 1-:ivli tlny, Mixed Chorus 2: 3. 4: llimlrir-t :intl Stull- llrwliestrai 2: Student Uounvil 3: Vive Pres: 1: Hzisketbzill 1, 12, w Strings 1, 2, 3, 4. 4: Voile-ylmaill 3: llevoption Nom, 3. .aww uf' XX' 'N 'Nl' 3 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 13 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII W5-5' J 9' o j- 0 o 0 E C H 0 E S o o 0 -- Q g ..- ' A N' si - h J , , I RQ Seniors 'itun- Edwm Graessle - Frank XX'hen it comes to alhlvtivs Basketball is his sport. X But when it comt-s to girls, 'I'horr-'s only one port. I . I . A, 1, 2, 3: tVi1'e Pres. 3, Pres. 45: Vlass P ' 3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Baskethi 4, Betty June Gaskill - Beck Betty has so many frit-mls, But Gladys is her hi-st Now when it Uoines to Celina. VXW-ll, you know thu rest. Band 3, -li lXlixwl Chorus Il, 3. 4: .X 1'a1i1u-lla Choir Il XX'e-e livlioes 3: G. A-X, .X. 3: lleception Uom, 3: Up.: etlzi 2. Robert Croft - Crafty l-'rosty likvs liasketlmall. .Xml thinks llonna is quite a hit, But it' he hail his choir-e. lmnua woulil he it, Studi-nt l'oum-il 2: XX've ltlchovs 2: Basketball l, 2. t 4: I-Baseball 2. Zi. 4: Volleyball 2, 3: ltoveptiou Nom. 3 Vlass I'lu3' l. Rosemary Joan Nledaugh - Jo lX misvhievous lass Shc- lie-longs to our Ss-nior 1-lass. Ruth Nell Lies: - Nellie Heres a gal that's plenty square Ifrom tht- tip of her toes to tht- bows in her hair. l'pou her lingrer she sports a ring If ht- Wert- home her heart would sing. Vresitleut l: Eanll 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4: County Musical Z. 3: Operetta 2: Eavualaurfate Uliurus D 1, 2, il: liliiuination Conti-st 22. Ben Kelly - Bunjie l voultl lie hotter if 1 Would, But it's awful lone-sonw beings: good, Hariri 1, 2. 3. 4: tY. Pros. 1, Prts, 31 Brass St-Ytvt 2, Il: District Contest 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4: Dis- triut anti State 2: Sell. Z: Echoes Staff 4: Ring' Nom. 31 Basketball 2. 3 tllgrjz l2Pf'9llllOll Com. 3: lteuvp- t 1 tion L lXV2lliPl'J1,C.2lSS Play 4. ,jQ.'.,2 ' '77 ' '5'l'Eii3lft'K.Q'ri1 Shaffer Litzie is a quiet miss. Svvw-t. shy. and full of bliss, She s-omt-s to shorthand everyllay, But not a word slovs she say, Bulletin 4: 'lll't'21Slll'f3l' l. Raymond G. Goetz - Dutch',' The boys all Call him ltutr'h .-.- 'l'ormentiri:.: antl teasing all the day But som+-one valls him Honey V' P Un through life sho trolls hvr way, of hiin the boys think much i ' oi-mean-a 1, 2, ra, 4, G. A, A. 31 Mixvcl f7lll0I'llS 2, PM WH tllmk 'WS TUUYW' 4 , 4: If. H. .X, 4: .X cappella Choir 31 Wee lflchovs 3: Up- Mixed Chorus 21. .X cappella Choir 2: liloliovs 2: Up- eretta Z: Strings 1, 2, 3, 4: Ile-veiition Com, 3, f-ri-'tta 12: tjuartet 2: Baskvthall 2, 3: Ulziss l'lay 4, IllllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 14 lllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII o o 01000--ECHOESOOO-00 0 Seniors Raymond Brandyberry - Ray Ly' f Betty Wienken - Betsy HG' IHRPS il VPU' 2l0llVf' Iuirr Elontlt- haiir :intl eyes of brown ln everything lids in: A .X pnpiiliir girl in mir town Elie-lri-slt.yuL1'lg gtiess 'without ai wort, Sm,-S il fl.il,ndly' happy lass y ,mi'im.:' in iis grin, A 1 f tl , S - . C12 liclioes Steiff -lg Class Play 3: Busketlmll tllgitl 3. Tnem ,er fy ff famfnu NSU .1 , I . . ., 4: Stage Mgr' 4' Q htiqflent Qhhuntil l. lu , A, .., .l, ltmeptiun tum. U . et-.V reams. -. Ruth Bolton f Bolton ' Blontli- hiiir and light lilue t-yt-s . Vvillianq Hlgryath 2. Bill Good at everything she- tries. 1 1 XVht-ther she-'s Saul or whether shes blue Us TNS Ulf' Hlf'PSi Ullrll' llilll' Still she can smile tht- whole tiny thruugii Im SUPP YOU Will QIHTGQ' York 1, 2: Blind 3, 4: Mixed lfliorus 3. 41 , - ppl-iiii Put him U11 u lr:i1skf-1111111 floor Choir 3: Holmes Stuff 4: liliininution Nontyf 3: lit- .lllll lm sure hell nizikt- ti score. 1'9i1Ii0n Com. 3. ' Mixed Chorus 21 3: Uiierettai ZZ: Vollt-yluill 3: Halse- f lm I IA gr. 7: Q :iss my .iz tesorvt- :isis-t in l -, , H H ll! l -l 'l l'l 4' l' H l l l 3 Stanley Rockhold - Shorty If Hhs in sunny clispusition-ii smile -' 5 , , . . 'Flint brings forth cheer fl'-V 1 RU1'l'i Starkey - HFl'ltZH Hus L: spurklinf: personality 1. j , 1 1 .1 I 11 . That wins friends from yvur to yi-air. ', 1,?f4I -. 1, .V 5-ll'9l1i,fi:,gll3,leislshfif2Uf1gQg:11PlI?i,I1 Rand 1. 2. 3. -I: Class l'l:iy 3: llrc-ht-s ii , 2, Il. 4: t . ,' 4 . , 1, .. . , , 1 .1 . , 1 1,A But when it monies to writing., lttteis. Mixwl Llmrus J, 4, llistrivt :intl state Hrcliestizi -. who Could do better., .X vzippt-ilu Vhoir 2: Brass Sextette l, 2, 3: llistrivt 1 1 Q 1 fp,-,,m1,,,ne 54,10 31 Jlixeil Lliorus 2: XX es- laclitws 31 Ilpt-iw-ttal 21 liullv- tiii 4: lllll'2lllllll'2l1 Bzislietluill el: Uiztrs l'liiy el Dorothy Cavinder - Dottie Ilorulliy is ai tiny little lziss Robert NIuIh0IIal1d - BQb Une ut' thi- snizilli-st in our class P I , ull, I 1 I ,X joke. ai - i 'g'lt-, ai vliuw ul' her sum, 'U' IS 5' S S1013 fu -, 'f . You kllUVl'hlilIlll-' is having' funn 'X fll ml ' TI, lm' I Al' fij, -514.4 XL , idiftiyeirtl ip Mixed viwrus 2, Class ritiy 3, Rui- f'f'l',l'fj1' f 1f?Hfl to you ' Y ff ' lc-tin -1: invitation Noni. -lg liclmes Stuff' 4: XVaiitrtss 221 All MPH l lS5'l'l9 lull- ff Q1 lntrzimurail Buskellmll 4. F. I , .X. l, 2, 3, 43 lfres 9 E-W-f 'Fas iv Q 1 P189 15 IIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII o oo--ooo--ECI-l0ESooo-og ...- Jack's in AVE k1'l0W XVe hope llntil his Band 1 Steiff 4, E Seniors Jack Cook the Navy, now he will be true. he has good luck job is through. 2 3 4' lf I X v 1 u - . 4' ' limination Contes Margery Jone argie ' She is gentle. She is shy, But there's mischief , X x bi ,I . r .J Ki .lg - Cookie LaDonna Youngpeter - Penny A studious worker is she Always as helpful as she can be, Although she is very shy Nothing is too hard for her to try, 1 o- Orchestra 1 2- Echmis Urohestra 1, 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3 t' 31' ' , -lg Operetta 23 Strings 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensemble Contest 2 Invitation Com. 4, Donald Rothe - Breezy Here's to the talker of the class, Known to his friends as Breezy, We wish him the he-st of everything, ln her eye J Even making his farming easy. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33, 4: Echoes 3, 4: A cappella Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -lg F. F, A. 1, 2, 3 Choir 3: Uperetta 2: Class Play 33 Reception Com, 3: 42 Mi!-ieil Chorus 1, 33 F. I . A. County Council 3, 4 Ring Com. 3. :Pres -U: District Band 31 Operetta Orchestra 1, 2 C ass Play 4. Layton Bowsher - Elza Mildred Eutsler - Millie Elza Bowsher's quite a man Always happy, always gay. .lust you match him if you can, Milly goes singing on her way, He-'s treasurer of the F. F. A, If at any time you are blue, ls at friend to you in every way. Leave it to Milly to pull you through, F. I , A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Band 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Operetta 2, 4: Echoes 4, Class Play 3. Reception Com, 3. IllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 16 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ooo-ooo--ECH0ESoo0--oso- Seniors Bill Miller - Scott U, fl, Ruth Patrick - Pat . ld . - Y Scotts a tormentor of the girls.. ,l'l,' Ruth is 3 3011? One' Heiq reqllv quite .1 gm, ., serious sometimes, hut full of fun, v ' 4' ' . K - ' -7 When there's 1 rush job to do XX hen it comes to driving, f r , - - HE puts tht, Mums., in high' f Its Pat they always turn to. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 YVee Echoes 33 Student Band 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: RE'C4'lDYi0T1 C-vm. Council 23 Honor Banquet 33 Operetta 23 Echoes 43 Reporter 1,3 A cappella Choir 33 Class Play 43 Recep- tion Com. 33 Ring Com, 33 Vice President - Toastmist. Ruth M. Moorman - Boots iss 3' Now when it comes to Ruthie - in H A gm we all ,CWD George Neil McElroy - Beaver We RUUW She 'S WPS Beaver they always call him In 9V rYth1ng She does- They must've fed him cornbread oft-hesrra 1, 2. 3, 4. Operetta 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, LU? 9V9fY. fmffY0? Sfiffhgnl 43 Class Play 33 Reception Com, 33 Ring Com. 33 lin- 95 runnmb O we 1011 ' W semhlt- Contest 2: Strings 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Reserve bas- ketball 1, 2. Bob Haller - Shiney Shiney's good at basketball At cutting up he's a Wow But when it comes to lovin' Twila Marie Evans - Tillie ,Q ,J .J 'Adj Although Tillie's just a wee bit small, Bomber thinks she's the best of all. jf 1 H 'I .21 V , v V 1 I Orchestra 1, 23 Band 1 2. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 8, Q I rl I ll Show you ww 4: Student Council 3 see: iv-he maxim-S 2: Echoes 4: 1-1 H. BHSkf'Ibull 1. 2. 3, 41 volleyball 31 Baseball 2. 32 A. 1, 2, 3: Operetta 23 Class Play 33 Reception Com. 33 Reception Com. 31 Class Play 4. Play Com, 3, fs 1 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III Page 17 IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIIIIIIIllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll x ooo-ooo--ECHQESooo-ogg... Seniors Maxine Nliller - Mztxine's plenty, plenty shy, But just the same ht-r ,urntles ai She's awfully quiet. there-'s not 0 Butch LL 'e high LL peep. Hut you ztlrendy know quiet gals nrt- deep. Intramural Rztskethatll 1, 2. 31 Betty Slentz - You would think her quit-t You would think her shy. But even if she's into mischief She vain look you in tht- eye. Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Bulletin mural hnsketlmll 4. umfww. Stanley Kohli - Stanley likes to argue We ill know tuite well Bulletin 4. HSI t 71 I X a sqft GN , 4. xt YA. 'i Y Xl' N 'yi 41 Uperetta 25 Intru- lLSIim!V 4 1 . . But there is at Certain Sotulioniore lass Whom he thinks is really swell. Prince of Pe-ace llecluinzition 3, 43 Elimination Con- test 22: Stage Manager 3: Class Play 4, Margaret Hash - Peggy Withdrawn. Leo Brown - Smokey 1' Leo is hashful. ' VVQ will have to admit, By getting Ileeme-r's got He will throw you into a tit, aft: Mixed Chorus 1, 22 Reserves 1. 2. K Anna Mae Long - Annie LJ Giggling and laugliing all the clay i v Making' friends as she goes her way il, Never at clay is Annie blue. 4 X She's at friend that is always true. JI .5 f Shawnee 1. 2. N IllllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 13 IIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIlllIIllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 4.01000--ECI-1053000-sooo Valedictory At the Foot of the Hill - - Climbing Fellow classmates, parents, faculty, and friends: We, as a class, have reached in our high scihool careers what comes to all through patient perseverance-the end. Tonight we close our high school careers and tomorrow each of us will take his place in the com- munity along with the many others. Along with taking our place in the community comes our share of the responsibilities, our share in the profits derived from them and our share of the pleasures that come from performing these duties. As the graduating youth all over the nation take on these responsibilities they are going to demand that they have the same rights as other adults. If they can go out from high school and carry their share of the burdens they should expect to share the same privileges as older ones enjoy. As we look back and think of all the school days together, thoughts of regret rise in our minds that these school-day pleasures must end. Year after year we have gone over the same lessons, we have had similar trials, we have shared school triumphs together, and we have taken our gains and losses as one. Our thoughts have been all in oneg but now, the day of graduation marks the first great change in our lives. The course of each of us will be different in the future. As we leave this high school tonight each of us will choose a different vocation to follow through life. Some of us will probably go on and get a higher education before starting our life vocation. Whatever, though, is in store for each of us we do not know, but surely it will be a life of great activity and variety. In climbing the hill of life what paths shall we follow? Shall we fol- low the paths of those who have gone on before us? If we choose to fol- low in the footsteps of those who have gone before us shall we be able to avoid the pitfalls and crevices as we go up the hill? Some of us will probably follow the footsteps of those who have gone on before. We shall advance up that course trying to make it broader and better than those who have gone before us have made. We shall not be satisfied to stop where our predecessors have stopped, but will continue to Strive for the top of the hill-our final goal. Will those of us who follow these paths be able to look ahead to see the errors made by those who have gone before and will they be able to avoid making the same mis- takes? Only time will answer these questions. IlllllllllllllllllllIIlllIIlllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P589 19 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IllIIIIIllIIIIIllllIlIIIllllllllllllllllllllll ooo-ooo--ECHOESo00--ova VALEDICTORY---Cont. Then, too, there will be some of us who will blaze new paths up the hill of life. These people will open new fields of industry and new ways off doing things. It will offer new adventures for those who blaze these trails. No matter whether we follow the paths that are already made or whether we blaze new ones up the hill of life we must all face certain problems of the times. We must all watch for errors made by those be- fore us and prepare to avoid repeating them. A wise and thouglhtful writer says: The education received at school and college is but a beginning, and is mainly valuable in so far as it trains us in the habit of continuous application and ena.b1es us to educate ourselves after a definite' plan and system. We only hope that our school life has given us these habits. Feeling that we have gained these results, our thoughts turn toward you in heartfelt gratitude for the educational advantages with which you have favored us. With this in mind We aim and hope to become members of society, worthy of the school so well established and maintained by this generous community, For this we wish to extend to you 0-ur thanks. We, also, wish to extend our thanks to the faculty who have striven to prepare us for our start in life. Tonight we must break tlhe tie that has bound us as a class. Wherever you, fellow classmates may go, may you succeed in life and may you carry with you the spirit that has prevailed in the class- room. As we leave the school to enter upon our trip up the hill of life, let us remember this poem by Berton Braley: For the best verse hasn't been rhymed yet, The best house hasn't been planned, Tlhe highest peak ha.sn't been climbed yet, The mightiest rivers aren't spanned, Don't worry fret, faint-hearted, The chances have just begun, For the best jo-bs haven't been started, The best work hasn't been done. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 20 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll o o 010 o 0--ECHO ESooo--oo0- Salutatory We, the members of this graduating class, are glad to welcome you to our commencement. This has long been our objective, one which we have spent twelve years reaching. Most of us were not con- scious of the fact that we had such a long way to go when we started but became increasingly aware of it as the years went by. Now that we have reached this goal we are most happy to have you here with us tonight that we might share with you the happiness that we all feel. This objective became a reality because we had other smaller objectives that took us from day to day and year to year. Some of these were individ- ual and others were of the class. Others were accepted by the school as a whole and all of these were used as stepping stones to the final goal- this, our graduation All of us have had the thought in mind of what we were to do when we graduated. Each one of us at first thought of the pleasure we would have in not having to go to school and that we might be free to do as we please. Then as time passed we began to realize that this was not true at all. We were going to have to study and work and plan as much as we had been doing and that we would have personal goals that would require us to give much of our time and effort. Now most of those have been laid aside because we have a more common goal to attain. We are glad that we can make our contribution to make this our country, if not the world, a safe place for us to live and to choose individual goals to attain. I might say that music has been some cf our goals during high school, just as music has always been a. goal to man. I would like to start here and tell something about the development of music and the type of music of a few countriesvand perhaps illustrate a few examples on my violin. When man iirst used his voice to produce pleasing tone qualities, he did not know then that he would some day produce the iine music that we now enjoy. Neither did the first musical instrument resemble our modern day instrument nor the music that was played in those days sound like ours does today. In the days of the prehistoric man music was one of the most satisfactory ways to showing his emotions, as it still is today. But so long as it was mainly by voice it was limited in compass, in dynamic power, and in rhythmic effects, and so came the development of the musical instruments. The Hrst step to a musical instrument was the stretching of animal skins over a hollowed out stone or tree trunk forming the Hrst drum. Another form was the rattle as used largely by the American Indian. The Indian used a scale of only tive notes called the pentatonic scale Cpenta for five and tonic meaning tonesl. This scale was also used by the Chinese, Japanese, Scotts, Africans, ancient Peruvians and Mexicans and others. It is like the five black keys on our modern piano starting with F sharp. The Chinese use this system of music yet today. They do not use music as a means of expressing beauty as other nations do but treat it more like a problem in arithmetic or crossword puzzle. Their scale is the pentatonic, but while we have only two scales, the major and minor, they had eighty-four. Their music, to us is singsong, shrill and nerve wracking. Their orchestras are seventy-five per cent noise-makers, and we get very little pleasure out of Chinese melodies for they seem to wander about aimlessly and do not end comfortably. Here is an example of a Chinese Hymn: Besides the drum a.nd rattle the Indians also have the flute although there is no special music for it. One of the first stringed instruments was the lyre and as used by the ancient Greeks had four strings and later seven or more. People who sang to the accompaniment of the lyre were called lyric poets . The Greek scales were based on tetrachords, tetra meaning four and chord, stringg that is a group of fourstrings. This is one tetrachord: There were also two others composed of four notes similar to the above. Another instrument invented and used by the Greeks was the monochord. It was made of a wooden box with just one string. But our modern scale-that one with which we are all familar, seems to us the most complete and satisfactory of any of those other ones. And I should like to end this talk by playing a simple American song. Thus we greet you and welcome you. Our single goal for tonight is to entertain you with our accom- plishments and to make you well pleased and happy. Please accept our greetings and thanks. IIllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P888 21 IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII a o 010 0 0--ECHOES00 0-100 o-- Jokes H George: Hey, Leo your car is outside. Leo B.: I know: I hear it knocking. Bill Miller: What can We get dad for his birthday? Sister: Let's do something nice for lhim. , Bill: I know, we'll let him have the car for the evening. Mr. Branstetter: Are you students clock watchers? Voice from the rear: No, we're bell listeners. Mr. Mossman: How are you progressing with your typing? Bill McKinley: Wonderful! I can make 22 mistakes a minute now. Miss Deemer: Isn't it funny holw SOIIIG' of us must show off? Donald Rothe: You ought to know. Miss Deemer Qstumbling over some wordsj Yolu'd thing I had false teeth. Johnnie Evans fafter waiting for some time for Miss Deemer to take his money for his dinnerj Ma, d0n't you want my money? George McElroy: How do you spell 'Deemer'? Ben Kelly: S-t-e-a-m-e-r. Bob Croft: I understand your brotlhler-in-law came from a fine old family. Bob Haller: Came is hardly the word-he brought it with him. Helen Beerman: .lohn's got his home guard. uniform now, and heis dying for a. parachute jumper to come along. A Vivian George: Well, why don't you knit him one? George McElroy: fat roadside Filling Station and Cafej Fill her up!! Annie Long: Aren't you going to eat too? Doc Mossman: I will examine you for ten dollars. Richard Becker: Go to it. If you find it, I'll give you half. Mr. Hausser: Why are you late this morning, Betty? Betty Stonehill: I squeezed out to-o much tooth paste and had a hard time getting it back into the tube. .lack Cook: How far is it back to port?,' Que Striper: About ten miles as the crow flies. Jack: How far is it if the crow has to Walk and carry a pack and rifle, too? IllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll P582 22 IllllllIIIIIIIlillllllIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fa- I 9 , V74 'vv's. svn ..-nd' f-Q... W X. 1 , , W 1 my .'Q..Q....--ecnozs----'----A Lk Jot and Blog 9 355 ' WP . 2532369 QM M21 0 J M S2655 f,L,,f?'f2?77'! W ' Mduf S35 M55 gg yfgwf Qi lj SN f,Sf Mg 4, W VSV' ..... ..... .... . ......... o oo1ooo7-ECH0ESooo-on o Juniors BOW 1-Harold Coffman, Delores Kantner, Bob Rhodes, Irlthel Abram, Dean Miller, Gertrude Moormin lbonild Rirhirds Peggy Briggs, Raymond Briggs, Martha Oehlhof, Charles Golliff Row 2-Harold Miller, .lack Core, Leo Paglow, Robert Mitchell, Homer Monfort, NVayne Reed, .lu Roberts llivzd Fw ins, lion Koenig. Mark Snider. Row 3-Martha VVOod. Natalie Morgan, Betty Pearson, Donna Ross, Martha Morris. Dorothy Patterson Ronnie Rhodes Niiry Udaffer, Lallonna Savidge, Lois Hiles, Frances VVorthington, Bow 4-Miss Cooke, Hilda Medaugh, Alyce Rider, George Glasco, James Spyker, Herbert Schimmoellu loin Mc-Lriv Richard Briggs, Dorothy Baer, Sarabelle Simmindinger. At the opening of school on September 8, forty-seven Juniors were enrolled. Out of that number forty-two were left to finish the year. Many things were changed, but we were determined to do the best we could with what we had. The Annual Junior-Senior Wiener roast, the first event of the season, was held on September 25. The Junior Class Play on November 20 appeared next on the program of activities. To help win victory we sacrificed our yearly trip for a scrap drive which yielded several tons. To stimulate interest in the salvage collection a fifteen minute program was sponsored over W L O K, Lima, Ohio, on November 23. The Junior- Senior rabbit supper was an event of the same date. The last and mosli important event was the Junior-Senior reception. With our Junior year behind us we have learned many things that will aid us in becoming successful seniors for next year. President ...... ........ D ean Miller Vice President . Frances Worthington Secretary ....... ............. L aDonna Savidge Student Council ....... Martha Morris, Donald Richards Annual Reporter ..................... Betty Pearson Wee Echoes Reporter . . . , Martha Wood lllllllllllllIIIIlIIIIIIIIlllllllIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 25 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII O 0 0-1-O O Q Q-- sophomores 0 Q 5 .- T n Wloormin louise Bowers, Ruth Burnett, Bessie Bow 1 Hwrrv XYagnvr Chas llanlw. Luther Hoslapp. .oa i z . . ,, ll f V rnon Ilirruff Reynolds, Maxine- Kraft. Eloise 'l'aylor.V'Robert Boy'-r. Clair Heh io. ie- Q . ' ' ' ' ' Pin s. Vaymonml Brooks, Rayinonnl Metz- BOW 2-f'NlarV Ilzivios, VL-ra lfronk, Marjorie rale. .lim IX0lllll.,,.lOllY1 yin x ger, Gail Reynolds. .lim llapp, Rerilell XVi1-rwille, lmnn- tulver. Row 3-.loe liapp, Bert Pickering, .Ir. Bowers. llutli lfissel, Ivouna Gala-riliel, Bonnie Croft, Nell Hose Young. lean Koller, Beryl Patterson, Bernice l.eMar, llolrert Arthur, Plias, ,Xi'i1iitag:--. Row 4-Nlildrwl Bea-ker. Mary Wells. Marguei'ite XYL-in. Betty Metzger. Marian Hicliards, Betty Strayer. Peggy ll'i Weinkiln llwul Iii:-y. nilor, llorotliy Ivillon, l'atrii-ia Womls, Anna Zinimvrman. Marce . . . As the school year of 1942 came around, some fifty boys and girls enrolled as sophomores in the Spencerville High School. On October 22, We enjoyed the Freshman-Sophomore Wiener' Roast. During the year the Sophomore Class presented two assemblies in which the whole class participated. Many of the students were taking interest in sports activities, our class was well represented in baseball, bask mixed chorus, and orchestra. and musical etball, band, President ....... . . . Jack Coon Vice President .. .. Bonnie Croft Secretary ...... ................ P atricia Wood Reporter .......................... Vernon Harruff Student Council ...... Raymond Brooks, Bessie Reynolds O IIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIlIllIIIll!IIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Page 26 IlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll o oo-ooo--ECHOESo00--000-- FI 6ShITlGH At the beginning of this school year the freshman class had en- rolled 79 pupils. Later Lester Moser, George Treadway and Mary Wal- lace entered our class. Then George Treadway, .Juanita Perez, Gaylord Cotternian, Paul Birt and Bob Ayres were withdrawn, leaving us with 77 pupils. The freshnian and sophomore classes were entertained with a fall wiener roast. President ..... . Robert Moorman Vice President . .. Gerald Kohli Secretary ..... ............... R uth Fritz Treasurer ...... ............ L ois Whetstone Student Council. . . . .Joe Eisley, Delphene Kolter Echoes Reporter. . . ............. Irvin Strayer Annual Reporter. . . . .Betty Briggs Bow 1-I.e-str-r Mos'-r, Robert Ma-llonulll, IVaivi4lt'ulg:1n. lmrrol K4-ek. Norman lflalger. Leu l lllllIlllill'Sl, Gziil Ala-l'uii1. I-lil! l't'Iue:.:'er. Robert Bolton. .Ioe liohrlmcli. .lov Bw-1-ker. Mirlh Uurnes, llll'hill'll Bznrnvll. Row 2-llouulnl Gzilvorsliel. Dwight Mill:-r, lhivinl Slwiffm-r. .lohn llrtego. Arthur lionifais, .lurk XYl1itlin,L:'. Bill Iivznlis Hold. AlU1ll'11l2lI'l, Clmrles Metzger, .lzlnies Briggs. lim- Perez, .lov Eisley. Raw 3--Irvin Strayer. Harold Moormun. llwuinv Greur, Ge-rulrl Kohli, Iiulvl. Frye. llolrt. Brooks. Harrold .loin-s, IU-bt. Vurr. Imvid Jenkins. Rim-luird Siminding--r. Row 4aHe-tty Alt-Kinley. Alelvu Arthur. Betty Briggs, Irene- Fryer. Ileloris Sc-huller. l,uVfmm- Thomas, Maury Ifostn-r. Ilelplivrle Koller. Phyllis lXIc'Cr:1y. Betty Struyt r, Mzulge Mark. Bettysue Brown, l e ul I 1 1 1 s RSW 5- 'z 'n r't'., Mairclle Xl'ilson. Ruth- ,'chininioeller, Ne-ll .learn Gullii'l', Mildred Soiln-rt, Vqirolyn Simin- rlumqv-r. Alznrtlux Iilnrlu-Iungx. .lozin Leis. Leona Ruler. Naomi llehlhof, .lime Bowersouk. H1-ily I':llte-rson. Row 6--lfrm-lu Koenig. IX11lI'lhu Iloeder, .lunv NVhe-Istone, l't-ggy lmvis, .luunitu Bowers, .loam Gossurd. Maxine llnlwrts. Gladys Iluwyc-r. Marilyn L'oft'maxn, llois XVIN-tstorle, Betty Fissel, Ruth Fritz, Mary Culver, Vhurle-s Moss- nmn. Lllvserii-Helly Heil, l.illi:1n Svvl-rns, Mary Wullueel IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 27 IIIIllIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIlIllIllIIlIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII o o o-1000--ECH0ESoo o--ag gi Eighth Grade Bow 1--Thonizis Mvllonald, Kenneth, McCumi-, lbivk llardesty. Robert Youngpi-ter. Forest Kzintner. Virgil Vziglow, Wayne Mclilroy, Harold Place. Joe Neidlmriit, RlCll?ll'IlR91'H0lllS, Herbert Boyer, Carl Haunhorst Row 2-.lnmos Richardson. Robert Leis, Robert XYhitling, Marvin Shuller, James Jarvis. Robert Leffel, Ste- phen lninning, .lim Young. Gerald Seihert. Billy lla1nse5 Mz1uric'e Hager, Charles Morris. Row 3-Patty Mc-Kinley, lllzirpraret ML-Kinlvy, Doris Muter, Peggy Clay, Frances XYi1gos, .Iune Oakes, .lo .Xnn Keller, Patricia Hanley. Jeannette Plikeril, lma .lean Ki-uk, .lean Miller, Betty Rhodes. Mary Rupert, XVillene Tliornlon, Fern Leffel, limziline- Graessele, ROW 4-Miss Vhamherlziin, llonalml Metzger, Arthur Gaskill, Albert Grzindstaff, Albert Louth, Bill Bowden, l'l:irl Gaiskill Junior Seewer, 'l'+-d Koenig, Rowland llenipfer. Lester Sn-ilmert. Mr. Slmckelford, President ..... ..... F ern Leffel Vice President ..... . Emaline Graessle Secretary-Treasurer . .... James Jarvis Annual Reporter .................... Joe Neidhardt Student Council. . . .Robert Whetstone, Ima Jean Keck We started this school year with an enrollment of 57 pupils. During the year we lost four members. They were Jim Green, Joe Wat- son, Richard Nungester, and Ruth Theobald. We have a new mem- . ber, -Doris Muter this year. In the fall we held the annual Wiener roast. We put on one assembly play. Our grade was well represented in Junior High basketball with Virgil Paglow, Earl Gaskill, Forest Kantner, Junior Seewer, James Jar- vis, and Wayne McElroy on the squad. Our sponsors this year were Miss Chamberlain and Mr. Shackel- ford, lllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll Page 28 IlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , , , 1. Q Q g -.. E C H 0 E S 0 o o -- o 0 0 - Seventh Grade President .,.................w............ Bill Strayer Vice President ........... wi Secretary ....................... ...- Annual Reporter Student Council --------------- Norinan Stout ----- Betty Core Marv Straver -------Ma1-y Mitchell - williamwsciiinliei The annual seventh 31 d ' l U' 7 of the season, was held October 16, 19 sponsored a razor blade and silk hose drive to hel 1 elg ith O13.d9 Vliener Roast, the nrst event 42. Our club in Social Science p win the war. Eugene Shaffer withdrew from school because of illness. Row 1-Xlice XY'1llun t' .e . 1--. feruldine Koenig, Miriuzn Hal er. .loan Young. Marilyn iliii-s, imnmi Koeiiig. Bi-ttx Iizlvieison. Betty Core, tfnrolyn Rani:-zey. Row 2-Miss Plum, Frank Colgan, Merle Kohli, Iioln-rt Klaus, .luck Rei-tl, John Keller. lleun Brooks. Hui Gi-hron. Irvin Bner llermnn Bruntlybf-rry, Billy Britton. Mr. Collins. Row 3-li. .i. Hughes, Junior Mulhollnnfl, XVillia1n Schindel, Grace Alsimugli, Maxine Mrhurt, .Xrline Put terson. Bnrlmru Gossiird, Mnry Strayer, Mary Mitch ll H-l ' ' ' - ' ' e , umontl XX ood, 1Xo1m.in Stout. Junior Bell. Bow 4-lion Miller, .loe Sutton, Bill Strayer, Orland Ifreewalt, Kenneth Hurruff, Loy Sheets, Paul Vuigzuuott Virgil Koons, Dick Pickering, Tommy Arthur, IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pa- 9 29 8' llllIllIllIlIlIIIIlIllIIIllIllllIIlIlllilIIIIIIilllllllllliilillllilll ooo--ooo--ECHOESooo--egg... Class Prophecy The Adventures of the Squeeky Nlousv As the steady stream of vapor arose from the boiling test tube, I sat sleepily gazing at it. Somehow I felt different, I knew I was in the Memorial Hospital, Li- ma, Ohio and the time was 9:00 P, M., year 1950, but yet something was different. I seemed to be sinking, sinking, as if into the farthest corner of the room. I closed my eyes, but when I opened them I found that what seemed like the corner of the room was only the corner of my chair, but worst of all, I had taken on the appearance of a little mouse. Impossible, you say, things don't happen like that, but they were happening. So I scampered down the chair's leg and through the door and slid with squeeking delight on the gleaming hallway floor. As I stopped beside a desk four nurses appeared on the scene. They mustn't see me so I hid behind the desk. I could see- them plainly: they were: Ruth Bol- ton, supervisor of the Baby Department: Amarilla Sutton, surgical nurse: Helen Beerman, supervisor of men's ward: and LaDonna Youngpeter, private nurse. They seemed to be discussing something. Listen- Ruth remarks: Girls, Pvt. Robt, Miller is the proud father of a 10-lb. baby girl. Helen: Guess who's' in my ward? Who? asked Ruth. Bob Croft, Leo Brown, Bill' Miller, and Glen Whitling'f' answered Helen. Bob and Leo smacked their plane into Bill's and Glen's while attempting to take off. Amarilla: No kidding? Helen: And that isn't all Grease- monkey Dutch Goetz was knocked down with the im- pact and is now suffereing from a lack of memory. LaDonna: You should have been in there about 15 minutes ago, Bob was shooting paper wads at Leo. Ruth B.: I can't believe it. Oh here comes interne Layton Bowsher, let's tell him. Squeek- Amarilla: EAek-a mouse. LaDonna: There it goes down the exit stairs Squeek. that was a narrow escape, I might have been killed, I left the hospital, dashed down the walk, ran up the running board of a truck. and climbed into the pocket on the door, just as the engine started. It seemed to me as if we stopped, I felt myself being swung backward, and stopped with a bang. Recovering from the sudden stop, I peeked over the top and saw two men. One I recognized as Robt. Mulholland and the other as Eddy Graessle Cdriverl. Eddy was saying: Ho,w's your farm, Bob? Don't you get sorta lonely out there on the Spencerville Pike all by yourself? Bob: What do you mean all my myself. I got neighbors- why that dairy farm run by Ruth Moorman and Don- old Rothe is only two miles away. That's not all- their hired girl is Ruth Starkey. Alone nothing I'm surrounded by people. Eddy: You don't say! Just then I slipped back into the corner of the much too large pocket. I was awakened again from my little snooze with a jerk, the car had stopped. I peeked over the top. The two men were gone. but a big box was on the seat: it tempted me so much that I climbed into it. No sooner had this happened than the box was roughly carried and carelessly dropped. Recovering myself. I jumped from the box. Much to my amazement I dis- covered I was in a grocery store. none other than Kro- ger's. The manager, Ruth Patrick, was waiting on Ruth Lies. Listen! Ruth Lies is saying: I am so happy to hear of Jack C'ook's promotion to Admiral of the Navy, Ruth Patrick: Thanks, what about your coming marriage? Ruth Lies: Everything's set and Dorothy Cavinder is going to be the flower girl after all. Paul Walthers, chief efficient clerk remarks: Is it true that the minister will be Bob Haller? Ruth Lies: That's right. Ruth Patrick: It seems so diflicult to believe that he turned out to be a minister. Just then Ben Kelly editor of the local newspaper, rushes in saying: Have you heard the news about the medicine show that's coming to town? All three: No, what gives? Ben Kelly laughing: And its main attractions are: Stanley K i?J, knife thrower and his gorgeous partner Mildred E t?J and Oh, this will kill you: it is rumored that Lewis Metzger and Bill Horvath are disguised as Wicka Yvacka Hula girls. Hal Hal Ha! Oh, Boy, will this make the front page. W'ell, so-long. Squeek --there I go out the door.J As I dashed down the street who should I see- but the president of the bank, Richard Becker: the man- ager of the Elevator, Bill McKinley: and Sergeant George McElroy. There seemed to be a pretty hot discussion. Listen! George is shouting: Well, I'm going to vote for Lester Im1er. Bill answers: Well, that doesn't mean he will be the best president. Richard: My secretary, Mary Moorman. says she's go- ing to vote for the famous lawyer, Jean Rader, and if I don't, she'll leave me. Who'll I vote for? Bill McKinley: My secretary, Betty Stonehill, is vot-ing for whomever I tell her to, so there too. However, I dashed on and into what seemed to be a woman's hair-dressing convention, the Beauty Parlor. Before I had time to think, I was inside a woman's shopping bag, peeking over the top. The operator Margery Jones, was asking her secretary, Gladys Eley: How do you want your hair fixed? Gladys: Oh, the Very latest, such as one of those featured in the pho- tographs of the model Betty Wlenkenf' Anna Long, the assistant operator: Oh, to be photographed by that famous Ray Brandyberryf' Manicurlst June Caskill: How about some of those clothes Nancy Sut- ton designs? Oh, simply divine, remarks prominent society leader Twila Evans Graham. You're next, Twila remarks Margery, after placing Gladys under the drier, Say, did you hear that Bob Place and his swanky classical orchestra made good in New York?, asks Anna. Twila: Oh yes, and his soloists were violinist Joan Medaugh and trombone player Stanley Rockholdf' Anna: It seems so difficult to believe after all these years Twila: Just think .Ioan was my best friend. Homemaker Betty Slentz, coming out from under a beauty mask remarks: I hear WAAC Maxine Miller is returning home on a visit? Anna: Yes, I know: I received a card from her yesterday. She wrote that WAAC Elizabeth Shaffer won't be home for another week. Just then I started to jump for the floor but I ac- cidentally upset the shopping bag. Everything went rolling, including me. Eek--a mouse girls! screamed Twila. Run for your life! shouts Anna. Helpl Crash! Booml June in her excitement knocks over her manicuring table. Everything is going round and round. Wake up! wake up! shouts Ruth Bolton, Vivian: Oh Hum. Where am I, Ruth- Ruth: What's wrong with you? You look like you had a nightmare. Vivian: I have. Look at nie. Do I look like a mouse? Ruth: No of course not, don't be silly. I dreamed I was a mouse and I saw everyone in our class. -Ring-ring-ring-, Ruth: That's absurd, you should get to bed earlier, come on, we'll be late for duty. Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1943, being sound of mind and knowing our death is near because of the crim- es committed by us, such as, the use of incorrect English, handing papers late or not at all and tor- menting our dear teachers until their hair starts to turn gray. For these crimes our Judge, Father Time, has sentenced us to death. This is our last will and testament. To all our under classmen we will afl our pranks, capers? the desire to torment teachers and the knowledge of knowing how to imitate us so the teachers will never forget us or be bored by dull and well-behaved classes. To the teachers: lllllllIIIIlIIIllllIlIllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll P180 30 IIlIIllIIIIllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII o o 010 0 0--ECHOES00 01 9 li CLASS WILL---Cont. To Mr. Branstetter we will 'a whole year Econ- omics course instead of ha-f year classes. ' To Miss Deemer we will Well behaved Senior English Classes that respond and listen to what goes on. To Mr. Hausser we will a person to that changes his views on the question. To Mr. Mossman we will an alert class in which all the students always home work done. To Mr. Shackeiford we will continued success in sportsf To Mr. Collins we will a class that has all it's wcrk in on time. To Mr. Teegarden we will a farm to help pro- duce more food to win the war. To Miss Cooke we will a Physical Education Class of Seniors that will act dignified. To Miss Becker we will more of those heated de- 'bates in her classes that last for the complete 45 minutes. To Miss Chamberlain we will well behaved classes that like the subject. To Miss Clum we will another class of four Ruths and another Home Nursing Course. To Mr. Eley we will an unbreakable baton. To Miss Fritz we will quiet study halls. Richard Becker wills his office in the Defense Boosters to Dorothy Patterson. Helen Beerman wills her short hair to Martha Wood. Layton Bowsher wills his bass voice to Dean Miller. Ruth Bolton wills her good grades in English to Bonnie Rhodes. Raymond Brandyberry wills his first name to Raymond Briggs. Dorothy Cavinder wills her ability to know what's right and be sure to do what's wrong to Hilda Medaugh. Leo Brown wills his heinie hair cut to Herbert Schimmoeller. Gladys Eley wills her pretty hair styles to Peggy Briggs. Robert Croft wills his love for late hours to Jay Roberts. Dorothy Cavinder wills her nickname 'iDoy- Doy to Martha Wood. Jack Cook wills his love of late hoursl' to Jay Roberts. Mildred Eutsler wills her winning smile to La- Donna Savidge. Leo Brown wills his studying Ability to Mark argue with shorthand have their Snider. Twila Evans wills her dancing ability to Ger- trude Moorman. Junior Goetz wills his reckless driving to Har- old Miller. Betty Gaskill wills 'ther driving ability to Natalie Morgan. Edwin Graessle wills his ability to handle pups to David Evans. Vivian George wills her blond hair to Peggy Briggs. Bob Haller wills his registration card to Don Koenig. Bill Horvath wills his wavy hair to Richard Briggs. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P age 3 Margery Jones wills her height to Delores Kantner. Lester Imler wi-ls Hhis ability to get tough to Wayne Reed. Ruth Lies wills our mischievous corner in mixed chorus' to Frances Worthington. Ben Kelly wills his study hall-snoozes- to Mark Snider. Anna Long wills her mischievous brown eyes to George Glasco. Sianley Kohli wills his well worn gags and his ability to argue' to Bob Rhodes. Joan Medaugh wills her broken heart' to Don- ald Richards. 'George McElroy wills his bashfulnessn to Betty Pearson. Maxine Miller wills her getting acquainted abil- ity to Dorothy Baer. Bill McKinley wills his short hair to James Spyker. Anna Long wills her devilishness to Gertrude Moorman. Lewis Metzger wills his ability to drive a car to Leo Paglow. Ruth Moorman wills her dark eyes' to Leo Paglow. Bill Miller wills his bookkeeping ability to Mark Snider. Ruth Patrick wills Uher ability to make friends to Lois Hiles. Robert Miller wills his basketball ability to Wayne Reed. Jean Rader wills her shorthand ability to Mary Odaffer. Bob Place wills Concert Master's Chair to Mar- tha Oeh hof. Mary Moorman wills her name to Mary Moor- man. Maxine Miller wills her black hair and black eyes to Dorothy Baer. Robert Mulholland wills his great ability to get along with Mr. Branstetter to Jack Core. Elizabeth Shaffer wills her bashfulnessn to Sar- abe'le Simindinger. 'Stanley Rockhold wills his shortness to Har- old Coffman. Betty Slentz wills her habit of betting to David Evans. Donald Rothe wills his talking ability to Char- les Golliff. Ruth Starkey wills her mischievous ways to Donna Ross. Betty Stonehill wills her love of teasing and ex- tra nickname of Lulu to Homer Monfort. Paul Walther wills his car to Tom McCray. Amarilla Sutton wills her fiddle to Ethel Abram Nancy Sutton wills our trip to Lima to Mar- tha Morris. Glen Whitling wills his ability to skip school to Tom McCray. Betty Wienken wills her tallness to Alyce Rider. LaDonna Youngpeter wills all her lollipops to Bob Mitchell. WITNESSED BY: Mr. Branstetter, Superintendent. Miss Deemer, Sponsor. DRAWN UP BY: Mary Moorman. SIGNED: Richard Becker, Class President. 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII un- HOESO0 0-'00 Q..- 0 o o - 0 0 0 ECIIOCS Staff I l R Seated-Betty Stonehill, Ruth Patrick, Nancy Sutton, Richard Becker, Dorothy Cavimler, Rum Bolton, ..e-an ader. ' - - ' 'll M'Kinley. Betty Pearson, Helen Beerman, Twyla Evans, Mary Strayer, Betty Briggs, Bow 2 Ben Kelly, B1 c Layton Bowsher, Margery Jones, Vivian George. .loe Neidhart, Bow 3-Mr. Branstetter, Raymond Brandylwe-rry, .lack Cook, Hobt. Miller, Lewis Metzger, Vernon Harruff, Miss Deemer. llllllllllllllllllllllll Editor-in-chief ....... . . . Richard Becker Assist. Editor-in-chief . . . . . Nancy Sutton Literary Editor ...................... Vivian George Business Managers- Ruth Patrick, Ruth Bolton, Ben Kelly, Layton Bowsher Joke Editor ......................... Bill McKinley Assist. Joke Editor .................... Lewis Metzger Boys Athletic Editor .... .... R obert Miller Girls Athletic Editor ....... ....... H elen Beerman Photo Editor ........................... Jack Cook Assist. Photo Editor ............ Raymond Brandylberry Typists. . .Betty Stonehill, Jean Rader, Dorothy Cavinder Margery Jones Calendar ............. Twelfth Grade Reporter Eleventh Grade Reporter .... Tenth Grade Reporter ..... Ninth Grade Reporter.. Eighth Grade Reporter. Seventh Grade Reporter ................TWy1a Evans .....Betty Pearson . . . .Vernon Harruff . ..... Betty Briggs . . . . . .Joe Neidhardt . . . . . .Mary Strayer IllIllIIllIIIIllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll Pate 32 IIllIlllIllIlIlIIIIIIIIlIIllllIIIlIlIIIllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll 0 oov0oo--ECHOESooo--o00- Student-Teacher Council The Student Council 1943 held its first meeting September 23, 1942. The first object of the year was to teach manners of cleanliness in the school building. Posters were posted in the auditorium. Second, we chose the two best cheerleading groups to appear be- fore the student body who voted for one group. Third, we sent to twenty-one schools a questionnaire about their assemblies. We have not completed this project as yet. However, by next year we are planning to have bigger and better assemblies. Presi Secretary .. .. Martha Morris dent .. .. Lewis Metzger Bow lghllss lleeiiieiy .lean ltzulc-i', Lewis Mn-tzgt-1', Mzirllizi Morris, Ilonulml llicliainls. Row 2-Robert Wlivtslone. Mary Mitclu-ll, B4-ssie Reynolds, I':2ly1HOI1d Brooks, lrelpliene Kult:-r, Joi- Eisley Imam .lean Keck, William S1-liinilel, Row 3-Mr. Hziusser, Miss K'h21IllibE'l'iIllTl. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 33 IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII v o o o-0 o 0--EC H OESQQQ--can Parent-Teachers Association Objects of Parent-Teacher's Association: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school church and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical mental, social, and spiritual education. 1943 Officers President ................ , , ..... - Honorary President - - - - Secretary ...... l ,--- Treasurer ........... Committee Chairmen: Room Mothers ...... Program .... . . Publicity .... Reception --, Health ........ Ways and Means Membership ...... Safety ...... Mrs. Homer Grassley ---- Supt. Branstetter --- Mrs. Everett Miller ---- Mrs. Ralph Clay --- Mrs. George Bowers ------- Mrs. Ora Leis ---- Miss Helen Reed ------ Mrs. Paul Biorroff Mrs. Edward Hausser Mrs. LeRoy Neidhardt Mrs, E. C. Branstetter - ..... Miss Vera Auten Our membership for the year 1942-1943 numbered forty-three. Some of our activities were: Helped with the Pre-school Clinic. Served the Eastern Star Installation Banquet. Donated S5 to the Red Cross. Contributed to 'dhle razor blade drive. Purchased eight books for the Public Library. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 34 lllllllIIIIIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII qs. 4 A 1 I 4' f, 'J . ,..A ji I ...I I 'Q 9' 1 'Iv 0 V 'I VJ wif'-'Q3'yy.vMf fZ,.Ti?,22f vfrwjj , U 411 ' ' L .9,f,,..: M I'kL,g,iQ:l-'d- g . . --ec H o as - ' ' z'ZEj' idbg ' 4 Jo and Blot SZZQZHW He? adj? Wag? Jfmw ,X ' - 3 ow' '+P -My Gy' ' ..3' 'X J WMM M543 mi' My f?xf, M' M gif ' R . t EY? B VQKGMW lnuuguuiullnnhlul-IunuuulIlnlllllll Page 36 IIllllIIllIIllIIllllllllIllIIIIllIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllli o o o--0 9 0 0--0 Q 5 Who's Who Around School? Heldy Lamar Hair -- ............ Dot Dillon Eyes .... ..... M axine Miller Nose .... .... J can Medaugh Lips ...... ..... D 'onna Ross Figure .......... Vivian George Personality -- Mary E. Moorman Clothes ......... Betty Wienken The cutest couple .............. The most mischievous girl ........ Clark Gable Hair .... ........... B ob Miller Eyes --- --- Lester Imler Nose --- --- John Evans Lips --... --- Leo' Brown Physique .......... Leo Paglow Personality .... Richard Becker Clothes .............. Bob Croft ---- Donna Ross and Bob Croft ---------------- Anna Long Who would make the best Romeo --- ..... Bob Haller Who would make the best Juliet .... The most mischievous boy ....... --- Dorothy Baer --- Bill McKinley Who's the gal with the gift of gab --- .... Ruth Patrick Who's the guy with the gift of gab --- .... Windy Rothe Who's the best dancer ............ Who would make the best husband Who would make the best wife --- Whois the most studious girl .... Who's the most studious boy --- Who's our sleeping beauty .... Who's our study hall snoozer .... Who's the best girl athlete ..... Who's the best boy athlete --- Who's the wittiest boy ..... Who's the wittiest girl .... Who's the best actor --- Who's the best actress --- Who's teacher's pet boy ......... Who's teacher's pet girl ............ Who's always flying off the handle Who's our Mad Russian ..... -- Whois the dhampion gum cracker Who's assistant gum cracker .... Who is the most petite' little miss --- Who has the cutest giggle ...... Who is the -smallest boy ---- Who's our Patrick Henry .... - - - Betty Stonehill ------ Bob Place - - - - - Vivian George - - - - Amarilla Sutton ------ Joe Eisley - - - Ruth Lies ------ Ben Kelly --- Peggy Briggs --- Leo Paglow - - - Stanley Konhli - - Mary Foster - - - Bill McKinley - -- - Mary Davies - - Q - Lester Imler ----- Joan Lies --- --- Martha Wood ------------ Bob Place ---- LaDonna Youngpeter ---------- Bob Croft --- Dot Cavinder --- Helen Beerman --- Bud Coffman -- Jay Roberts IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 37 IllllIlllllllllllllllIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll -- --EcHoEs- y - Senior Play Cast -17 K Junior Play Cast IIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIllIllIIllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 8' 33 IIllIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ooo-ooo--ECHQESQQQ--ooo-.. People Are Funny Jw-My-t M' Pop Budd, an insurance salesman who is writing a novel as a hobby, is very anxious to impress his neighbor in an attempt to get a large policy from him. But the whole family seem to conspire to be unhelpful as possible. Kenny, his son, wants the car for a heavy date with Winnie, the girl from next doorg Helene brings home to dinner unexpectedly two young men whom she had. met once in Chicago, Mother, in an effort to impress the young men, does everything possible to develop just the opposite impression, Betty, the younger daughter, upsets Mother and Helene by upsetting their matrimonial plans on the young men. In fact, the entire evening becomes a nightmare of misunderstandings and false impressions, and necessary explanations further complicated by the arrival of relatives from the country, Aunt Prudence and her awful Pamela. Of course, everything turns out for the best in the end, even though Kenny has to go to jail to get engaged to the girl friend, and Betty has to drag a proposal of marriage from her boy friend almost by main force. Characters .,4L4'1u I Jussie Budd .... Kenny Budd .... John fPopJ Budd Helene Budd ....... Betty Budd ..... Winnie Wehle .. Elmer Wehle .... Jack Whitman .. Arthur Fairchild . . . Florence Fairchild Gladys Bliss ....... Olga Ogius-panski Prudence Paine . Pamela. Paine .. . . . ...... Alyce Rider Harold Coffman Donald Richards . . . . Frances Worthington Lois Hiles Natalie Morgan . . . . Don Koenig . . . . . David Evans Homer Monfort Hilda Medaugh . . . . Martha Wood Mary Moorman . . Gertrude Moorman Betty Pearson , , . , f Stramed Relations -vv-APU f'JLMf' wx Harriet Gay is interested in all things of an early American nature. To her de- light, a long unlived-in house of her Great Uncle, Wm. Augustus Tweedwell, can be rented. This is the place the family will spend the summer. Egbert has invited the wealthy socialite, Stella Hayes, to spend a few days in the relaxing atmosphere of their charming home. Nancy has also invited' Keith Wil- lard. She wants to make an impression on him. Pearl gets a plumber, Mr. Bugg, to do some repairing. Under protest he is kept busy by Pearl. He also has a 12-year-old sister, Jane, who appears. She and William become friends chiefly because he is fascinated by the idea of Mr. Bugg's hot dog stand. Spike Dugan whose great, great, great grandfather had a disagreement with Great Uncle Wm. H. Tweedwell, appears and insists that all wrongs be righted. ' Characters Nancy Gay .. Egbert Gay .. Harriet Gay . . . William Gay Keith Willard .. Stella Hayes ..... Fred Northrop . . . Pearl Stout .... Clarence Bugg .. Jane Bugg ...... Rita Lopez .... Spike Dugan .... Nancy Sutton Stanley Kohli Mildred Eutsler Raymond Goetz .. Donald Rothe Ruth Patrick . . . . Bob I-Ialler .. Ruth Starkey . . . . Robt. Croft Helen Beerman Jean Rader . . . Ben Kelly IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P586 39 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllll o o o -- 0 o 0 -- E C H 0 E S o o o -- Q g g ... Row 14141-tty Briggs. Mary ltavivs. Martha XVoml, Mary lfuste-r, llvtty Metzger. ROW 2-Bvtty Pwarsun, 1'atri4-ia Hanley, Mary Mitchell, .loe Neitlhartlt. Loy Sheets, llarultl l'lat-4-. Billy Britton, Retlmtvntl XYtmtl, llunaltl Metmre-r, Wm. Svhintlvl, lion Miller, Norman Stout, llonna lluss. Row 3-llarultl Mtmrnian, Hit-hartl Pickering. liuth Burnett, Anna Zimmerman. Betty Strayer. .Ivan Koltt-r. Ruth Boltun, liuth Litas. .loan Muorrnan, 'l'wila Evans. Lalmnna Savitlge. Iiarrol Keck. Gtfraltl Kuhli. ROW 4-liuhert NVlwtstu11t-. Stanle-y liocklioltl Ivunaltl ltothe, Betty Gaskill, lliltla Ms-tlaugh, l,aVonnt- 'l'h0mas, Phyllis Mc't'ray, llvlplwne- Kult:-r. Hamer Monfort. Row 5f.Xlj't't-' Hitler. Mart-e-le XYilsun. Natalie Morgan. Layton Bow:-zher. Paul XValthr-ir. Bvn Km-lly, lmn Koc- igg lttvlvtrt Mitt-ht-ll, .ltmhn livans, Bettysuv Bruwn. Irvin Stray'-r, Ibwainv Grear. Imrothy Itilltxn. Paul 1411+-y, Band Orchestra Row 1 '.ltl2IllAlt'1lllllQlll, llalmnna Ytitiiigpetsw. Mary Strayt-r, Idthvl Alrrams. Xanvy Siitttmn. llt'llPllt'l'l liultvr, lllllll Mtitirirali, lmrotliy llillun. l,aV0nnt- 'l'htin1as. Lois llilt-S. Luis XVlif-tsttilit-. Raw 2-livtty Strayvr. Mary I'ustm', Maru-lla 'XYienken. Mary llavie-S, lf'rana-+-s XYtn'tliir1gtan, .Xmarilla Stit- Itlll. Martha Ht-liEl1ut'. Iflnialint- Giwtvsslt-. .Iuan Gussartl Itturnthy l'attvrsan. Marjurie Salt-, ROW 3--.It-an litilte-r. lllllll Fritz, Stanley lltwliltwmltl. lfonaltl lititht-, Paul XYaltht-r, liulve-1't Mitvht-l. .Itmiur Set-we-r, liuht-rt Wlwtstunt-, Ste-plit-n Lanning. Lalmnna Savitlgw. Row 4-.Xlyt-P Ititlt-r, llaymtuntl Metzger. llulwrt l' ave. Gerald liuhli. lmn lint-nig. Ben livlly, llunn-r Monfort, Gladys Iilvy. l'attl lil'-y. IIIIIIIIIIIIlIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilIIllIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 40 lllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0 oo-ooo--ECHOESQOO--no Band The Spencerville High School Band, during the summer of 1942, was quite active. First of all were t-he Wednesday evening concerts played for eight consecutive weeks at Fountain Square. We also parti- cipated in the Pledge to the Nation Parade in Lima. In July the band enjoyed an afternoon of swimming at Wap-akoneta and a picnic supper. During the school year the band presented: an assembly pro- gram, a spring musical, a concert at the Community Institute, and play- ed at each local basketball game. Our ever-increasing uniform fund has, for the present, been in- vested in War Bonds and it is our aim to add to the present sum and make it possible for some band soon to have these new uniforms. Dorothy Dillon, Band Reporter. ' Urchestra The orchestra, consisting of forty-two mem-bers, has throughout the school year participated in the following activities: Junior play, Institute program, Senior play, Spring Music Festival, an assembly pro- gram, and the string choir participated in spe-cial pre-Easter services. At the end of the school year the orchestra played for the graduation exercises. Members of the orchestra are as follows: FIRST VIOLIN Robert Place Amarilla Sutton Nancy Sutton Martha Oehlhof Ethel Abram Joan Medaugh Ruth Fritz BASS VIOLOS Alyce Rider Frances Worthington PIANO Margery Sales FLUTE Patty Hanley OBOE Mary Foster VIOLOS Marcella Wienken Mary Davies TRUMPET Ben Kelly Paul Walthers Bob Mitchell SNARE DRUM Delphene Kolter CELLOS LaDonna Savidge Stephen Lanning Lois Hiles FRENCH HORN Gerald Kohli Robert Whetstone Billy Britton SUSAPI-IONE Don Koenig SAXOPHONES Donald Rothe LaVonne Thomas CLARINETS Dorothy Dillon Betty Strayer Jean Kolter SECOND VIOLIN Dorothy Patterson Gladys Eley Ruth Moorman Emaline Graessle Joan Gossard LaDonna Youngpeter Lois Whetstone Bill Strayer Mary Strayer TROMBONE Stanley Rockhold Raymond Metzger BASS DRUM Homer Monfort IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 41 IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII oao-ooo--ECHOESooo--ooo-- ROW 1-Gizuiys l.ztwyvi', Mzulgw- Mark, Blztim-wiv XYils41n. .loam Leis, .lnmn Mmmrinzin. Mztrilyn 1'Hili'li':lI'1. iiluist- 'l'uy- ur. Hvtty Vissel, lit-tty SiI'2lyl I', 3i2lXiIlL' Krztft. BOW 24Vt-Fu lfrulik. Ai2ll'jUl'iQ' Salle, Bw-tty i'1llIt'I'S4JN. AillI'K'1'i1il Xviblliivll. Imvisi Jenkins, liwuim- Lira-ur, liulvort B11 Irvin Qtiuivei' Bn-ttv 'Xletvprvr' Ai'1I'i:LU ilicii:x1'4iQ 0 cm, , .. , , . . . . . ROW Sfiivryl I'zitti-rsun, John iivzms, ilnimoI't .Xi'thu1', P11111 liivy liI1str'tin'tm'3. Gr-mid Kuhii, lioln-rt Mmxrniztii, lolvert Buyvr. .Xnnzt Zimnif-rmztn, ilurniwi Bluvvrinztii, Junior and Senior Chorus Frechmen and Sophomore Chorus Row 1-Hunniv ilimtit-s, .loan Memluugli, 'Fwiizi Iivnns. iYi2lI'g't'l'5' Juni-s, llonnti Ross, Martini Wood. Lziivonnn Stiviilgw-, Nzttniif- iilorgtui. Maury tlmitiffw, Lttllonnn You1ip:'1wter, lithel .xbrunii Row 2--Nunn-y Sutton, Be-tty Pearson, HQ-lrn Beerinun. Ironuld Iliulmxwis. ilonn-1' Monfort, Hub ilillliif'S, In-:tn Miller, Iluroi-1 Vtlffllltlll, Iluth Putrivk, iluth Links. .inntrilizi Sutton. Bow 3-Gt-i'tr't14ltJ Mkltjflliilfl. Martini Morris, liilulzt Meslnugh. Stanley ltockholti, Herbert St-hixnnmellfr, iiuht. Vinci-, lmviti Evans, l'uui Wziitiwix Ruth Moorntun. ifrztnt-as XVorthington, Dorothy i'tittui'sun - , ,. . .-,. ,,,. , ,, K Row 4'4iuI'. iiitdy, Miltliw-il i-Zutslt-r, Xivmn George-. Lupton Bovwsher, Ititlntrd Beckei, Leo l.ig,lovx, honor Mitchel, Georm- Glztsuo, Imyxnomi Briggs, Ruth Holton Alycv Ridvr. IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pi-Ee 42 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllllllllIllllllillllllllllllll ooo-ooo--ECHOESo,oo--og. Junior-Senior Chorus The Junior-Senior Chorus under the direction of Paul Eley have and will entertain in this year's field of music. The Chorus sang in Feb- ruary, aut the Farmer's Institute and also entertained the High School Student Body with an assembly program of musical variety. On March 26, the chorus sang at the annual Spring Music Concert, then on April 11, they sang at the Federated Church. Lastly, the chorus entered the county eisteddfod at Lafayette, April 16. Leo Paglow FI'6Sl'll'I1eIl SOpl1OITlOl e C:l'lOI US The Freshmen-Sophomore Chorus, under the direction of Paul Eley has been a bvusy group this past year. The chorus has given several assemblies which were appreciated by the student body. In February an enjoyable medley of familiar tunes were sung by the group at thea Farmer's Institute. The Chorus celebrated St. Partrick's Day by giving an assembly on that day, of Irish music. During the Easter season the chorus sang at churches in the community. In March the chorus sang in a Spring Musical Concert. Later in the Spring it sang at the Baccal- aureate Services. Betty Patterson IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P580 43 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllllIllllIlIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iv v - . ........-EcHoEsl7f'.?. E.-...... i , M. Jot and Blot f,fffff'+33f ff Q 23z M -in Mpff Qwzgfmzgb . in-Q,,,-,,,J'IC4-0 W IM WQWJ W? 1 , www W 4 , MQW w Mfliw' Sg? S ?j'Wf53ff'W +9 S Q' Wi? W ., wig' MMJW1 2 af? vi 5 7 l 1 I 1 4 I I 'N ss 'si 'A Vs -A 21? Hx vfA re .v aww V ooo-1ooo--ECH0ESoo0--ooo-- Row 1-eHurolcl Miller, Layton Howslier, lidwin Gmusslfl. lmnulal lliclmrals, linln. Alullmlluiid, Row 2-Hull Voffrnun, .lm-k Lion-. Paul Xhiltliers, Gin XVliiLling. Alirtli Carnes. Bill Miller, lmviel Jenkins, Robert Buyer, Clair Helilliof, Bow 3--l'lmrles Gnliff. .lim liaipp. .luck XYl1itling, .lor IlUllI'll2ll'h H1-rl1er1 Schiininoeller, liuynionll Brouks, llaiy- niond Briggs. .loe llama. Mr. 'lR-eguiiwlen. ' ' ' ' -Y ' . .,- - . V' 5 1 V - 'arf Il kll Row 4-llwiglit Mille-r, IilCll2ll'1l Briggs, .Iulnvs hpyluer, Korman 1 l1lj.,8l, lmnnlsl Lullie, Llms. .XIl11lil,.,t'. UISSX Mulhollzinll, Uliurles llunlny. Future Farmers of America 1 Future Homemakers of America Bow 1-Miss Cluin, Ethel Mmrmn, l42ll7OI1I'l2l Saividge, Mnrtliu llc-lilliof. Bonnie lllimles. 2-llelorvs Kunlner. .loan Moorniun, Murtlm Iloellc-r. Patricia XYu0ds, llnrotliy Dillon. l'eg'g,'y Briggs. Sfiilvce Killer, Hilulu Me-lluugli, Betty Metzger. Maxine llolu-rms, Mary Ruin-rt. l-Imuline Grnesslu. Row Row A Row 4-Lois Hiles, .loan lXIelluug'li. Twiln Evans, Be-tty McKinley, Betty Rliolles, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli PRES 46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ooo--ooo--ECHQESOOO---ooo Future Farmers of America President ............................. Edwin Graes-sle Vice President -- --- Donald Richards Secretary ..... ...... Ha rold Miller Treasurer --- --- Layton Bolwsher Reporter ............................ Robert Mulholland The F. F. A. is a national organization of High School farm boys studying agriculture in the expectation of starting in farming after leav- ing school. Our motto is: Learning to dog Doing to Learng Earning to Liveg And, Living to Serve. Of the many projects in which the local chap- ter has participated this school year, the game propagation project was of the most importance. The FL F. A. held a joint banquet with the Spencerville Progressive Association in February with ninety-one attending. Members also served at the F. H. A. Mother and Daughter Banquet. On January 14, the F. F. A., F. H. A., and their friends enjoyed an ice skating party south of Deep Cut cn the canal. Future Homemaleers of America f President .......... ..... E thel Abram Vice President ....... --- LaDonna Savidge Secretary-Treasurer , ,- --- Martha. Oehlhof Reporter ............ --- Bonnie Rhodes Sponsor ............... , , .................. Miss Clum Our club meets once every month and its purpose is to develop the girls' ability to apply home economics in meeting home, school and com- munity problems, to encourage recreational and educational activities, to strengthen the girl's coniidence in herself and her work, and to inter- est the members in their personal development. . At our December meeting we held candlelight service and initiation for our new members. During the school year we sold refreshments at the basketball games. Some of our members served at the annual Father and Son Banquet of the F. F. A. boysl. In May we held our yearly Mother and Daughter Banquet. The girls made war scrapbooks on Feb. 18, for hospitalized soldiers in the service. Dec. 31, the annual mixer of F. H. A. and F. F. A. was provided in the form of an ice skating party. On March 18, the members of these two clubs enjoyed a joint meeting. IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P586 47 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII sw MM Q? .. T.. . .-1,:nmot.. ...pbdw... wg' Qfkj 53 5181 W. M naw W I , if M 535W Z3ffff5f2f3Q5fQih1yVM?WffQ4mLWf: ' ,Spear Vldbws. IQ, mm' X' . V , WN :Z i 'f'T'3? ' 'bgfgiy S3252 S si 0 . dj gif? P1 , , .. . . . 48 , M!WWWf2?i,?Q X l. Q11 31. v fk 1, -4 J CP I' T -I NJ 1 vdywv' I A 1 5 P mn-.Y ,,,. ,, A 7 ' 'ff I 'flff' f' f ,,,4'f.. 1,--.4v, aff 5 0 o 0 - 0 0 Q .- E C H O E S g Q Q -- 0 g 5 .... Bow 14l'e-ggi' lmlor. Bula llziller, livstel' lmlvr, Bill Mcliinlw-y, lflmlwin Gnu-ssle. Hubert Croft, Iiurotliy Baer. IBOW zflmviml livziiis, Leu Pziglow, Lewis Metzger. llolil-rl Miller, Geurgi- Glusl-U. Vernon Hzirruff, Mr. Sliuckel- form Row 3-VVilli1im llorvutli, Rziyinond BI'1imlylveri'y. Varsity Basketball Baseball l Ieo Piglow Robert Croft Bill NlcKinlev. Row 1-Lvwis Merzgi-r, Bob llullvr. Wayne Reel. A 1 , ,i . . K Bow 2-Ruymonil lirunrlybl-rry, Gail lvlc-Cain. liolrvrt ,Xl'lllLll', .lov Raimi, Rohn-rt Miller, Georgie Glasco, .lohn Evans, .lunior Bowers, - ' ' - -k -lf rl. William llorvutli, Raymond Brooks. Chas, Armitage, Vernon Harruff. Bow 3-Rolwit Moorm.in. Mr. slim i 0 Q Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PS-Ere 50 lllllllllllllllll o ooiooo--ECHOESOOO--use Varsity Basketball The basketball team was selected from about 40 boys who reported for prac- tice at the beginning of the season three of whom were letter men-Bob Croft, Lester Imler and Leo Paglow. The season's record showed eleven wins and six defeats. Spencerville entered the County Tournament at Shawnee and last the first two games to I-Iarrod and Lafayette. At the close' of the season Bill McKinley was elected Honorary Captain. In a special assembly on March 17, these boys were awarded letters: Bill McKinley, Bob Croft, Lester Imler, Lewis Metzger, Bob Miller, Bob Haller, Edwin Grassle, Leo Paglow. Manager letters were awarded to Ray Brandyberry and Bill I-Iorvathg Peggy Imler, Dorothy Baer, and ,David Evans received cheer-leader awards. Leo Paglow won Mr. Shackleford's free throw award for the second year. The Athletic party was a tripa to Celina, to see a session of the District Tournament. The Record of the season's schedule follows: ff Spencerville ,,,,,,.,..,.-,,.,, 32 'Y0rk --- ,, 27 Spencerville ,H 27 Harrod -,- ---,,- ,A 20 Spencerville -H 36 Elida ,,,.,,,.,,,,.,, H 34 Spencerville -U 17 Gomer .,,.,,.,,-,,-,- H 34 Spencerville ,U 36 tDelphos St. John's --, A 35 Spencerville 0- 31 Lafayette ,,,,,,,,,,, H 20 Spencerville -U 38 Shawnee ,,,,,-,,,, U 37 Spencerville -U 27 Beaverdam ,, ,, 26 Spencerville ,U 36 Beaverdam , U 30 Spencerville n, 29 'Buckland ,U u 40 Spencerville ,U 27 Harrod -,, U 40 Spencerville ,U 61 Elida ,,,.. -, 34 Spencerville ,H 20 Gomer ,,,,, -, 43 Spencerville ,,,, 45 Lafayette ,, U 38 Spencerville H, ,,,-,, 45 Shawnee -H U 28 County Tournament Spencerville H, -----, 33 Harrod ,-.----,----------,-- - 37 , Spencerville H, 37 Lafayette U 44 'N Baseball 1942 The Spencerville High Baseball team won one game league. Thirty boys reported for the first practice. Among men, Robert Wierwille, Max Bowersock, Roger Wierwille, Reed, Leo Paglow. After many hard practices the boys began to develop quit team. A list of players and their positions are as follows- left field, Max Bowersock, Captain, center field, Roger 'If,Q5,TgI1'e- Eiiiiesm and lost five in the season these there was six letter Robert Schrolucke, Wayne into a well balanced never Seniors: Robert Wierwille, 'erwille shortstop catcher W1 , , : Robert, Schrolucke, first base, Rodney Abrams, third baseg Juniors: Bob Croft, short- stop, pitcherg Bob Haller, right field, Lewis Metzger, second base, Bill McKinley, third baseg Bill Horvath, sub catcher, 'Sophomoresz Leo Paglow, catcher: Wayne Reed, pitcher, shortstop: Jay Roberts, outfielder, Freshmen: Vernon Harruif, sub shortstop, Charles Armitage, outfielderg Junior Bowers, sub catcher. There will be six letter men available for the 1943 team. Good luck to them. Let's make it a successful year. Spencerville , - 3 Shawnee ,.,- ,,-- 1 0 Spencerville U 14 Elida ,,-,, ,,,, 1 6 Spencerville U 13 Gomer ,,..,, ,-,, 1 4 Spencerville , , 15 Harrod .,,.,,, -,,, 1 8 Spencerville - - 17 Beaverdam , , , , , , 20 Spencerville ,,,A ,,,, 1 1 Lafayette , , , , , 6 League Games IIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P888 51 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll o a o--o o 0--ECHOESQQQ--so 0- ROW 1fl'm-,aygy lmlor. Imvirl lflvzms, lmrollly Baer. ROW?-jlizxy l5l'ilI1tlv'llPl'I'Y, Bull Bvuuks, .luv llama. llolwrl .Xl'llllll', Yerunn Hzu'l'uff l,'l1:lI'lf-s .Xrimlugf-, ,lolm lvzms. Xxllllillll llurvnllm, ' ' ' ' ' ' 'u'1 i Glwevu Gerwlnl Kuhli Gail Bow 34-lloln-1-1 Almwlmxll, llussl-l Mulhullzmnl, lmlwl-It nur. lxtllllhlll ll.l,,w. in 14 4. . . , 1NIvCzlin, M r. Slmvkel fursl. Reserve Basketball Junior High Basketball Row 1fl'l'j.1'5.Zj' lmll-r. lmvill llivzms. Ilu1'otl1y Bzwr, Row Zfliulve-rt ikluurluzxn, Russ.-ll Blullmllunnl, llulwrl l'2ll'I', lfluhert Brooks. Norman HiliZl4'I', Gail Ms'l'z1in. Row 3fAlr. Sll2lL'lU'll'Ul'll, Irvin Slrzlyer, llurolll IXllNlI'lll2lIl. lflzlrl Galsliill. Gerald Knhli. .lumes .luI'vis, 4'll1:ll'l0S Ill:-Izp,:'er', ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -' V'll1ll1P!' Vir- il l'u--'lnw, Xlllylw BOW 4gl!uln-rl YULlIl5.flM'lb'T', lfhll luvznns. ,lm-lx XX l1llllI13.,. .Iunuu zmmwex, lllllhl lx. . , ,., Mclllruy, llllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Page 52 IlllIllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll ooo1ooo--ECH0ESo00--0oo- Reserve Basketball '42-'43 The reserve team produced one of the iinest basketball teams Spencerville has ever had. The boys won thirteen out of fourteen games that were played. After win- ning thirteen consecutively the boys were defeated by Shawnee by only two points. The boys practiced as faithfully and as hard as they played. The team ren- dered notice that they would all have varsity positions next year. The starting lineup was Bob Brooks and Vernon Harruff, forwardsg John Evans, center: Charles Armitage and Bob Arthur, guards. The season's record follows: Spencerville ,,,, ,H 19 'York U, Spencerville ,--- --, 17 Harrod ,U Spencerville U, ,,, 16 Gomer nu Spencerville ,U ,U 25 'Delphos St Johns Spencerville ,,,, ,U 24 Lafayette , Spencerville -,,, H, 21 Shawnee ,- Spencerville -U ,U 25 Beaverdam Spencerville ,U ,H 26 Beaverdam Spencerville U, U- 24 4Buck1and - Spencerville ,,-, ,N 21 Harrod U, Spencerville ,,,, M, 37 Elida ---U Spencerville ,,,-,,,,- -U 21 Gomer U,- Spencerville ,,,,,-.,,, ,H 22 Lafayette , Spencerville ,,,,-,,,,,., ,U 17 Shawnee ,, if Non League Games Bob Miller Junior High Basketball Q The Junior High Basketball Team and Coach Shackelford have been successful again and brought home their third successive cup. This season's games were not as many as usual, but they were enough to show what a grand team we had. The games were mainly the tournament, which was held in this school. Other games were three with Perry. Our Bearcubs won all their games by high scores. Captain Bob Brooks was the only tirst string player to return from last year. Others on the team were: Robert Moorman, Ncrmani Hager, Robert Carr and Gail McCain. They were supported by a string of capable subs. Next year's Junior High has a high standard to keep up and you can bet they'll do all in their power to bring home that fourth cup. Junior High Tu'urna.ment Preliminaries- Shawnee ,,,-,-, u 13 Perry U,- Spencerville ,,,, ,-, 30 York ,H Beaverdam U, -H 21 Gomer --- Elida ,,..,,, ,, 44 Bath --- Serni-Fina1s- Spencerville ,.,, U 23 Perry ---- Beaverdam U, ,,, 26 Elida nu, Finals- Spencerville ,--, , - 26 Beaverdam IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pl-E9 53 IllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0 oo-ooo--ECHOESo00--0oo-- Calendar SEPTEMBER 8-Opening date. 18-Teachers and Board of Education Wiener roast. 25-Junior-Senior Wiener roast. 30-Seventh-Eighth grade Wiener roast. OCTOBER 2-Freshman-Sophomore Wiener roast. 5-Junior ring selection. 7-F. F. A. Hayride. 16-Seniors interviewed photographers. 22-F. F. A. meeting. 23-Presentation of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. 25-F2 H. A. meeting. 29-Assembly-selection of cheerleaders. 30-Seniors had pictures taken. NOVEMBER 2-Seniors receive proofs. 3, 4, 5-Oil rationing. Also Seniors elected Echoes staff. 11-Celebrated Armistice Day With one minute silence. Also, assem- bly by the ninth and tenth music class. 14-Basketball game with York. Junior play tickets reserved. 19-F. F. A. meeting. 20-Junior Class Play. ' 23-Junior-Senior rabbit supper. 24-Basketball game With Harrold. 26, 27-Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 1-Basketball game with Elida. 4-Basketball game With Gomer. 8-Basketball game at Delphos St. Johns. 11-Assembly-Senior eighth period English class. Basketball game With Lafayette. 17-F. H. A. meeting. 18-Assembly-Senior Iirst period English class. Basketball game at Shawnee. 22-Basketball game with Beaverdam. 23-Beginning of Clhristmas. vacation. llllllllllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll Pl-E0 54 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I O O TI C O O CALENDAR---Cont. JANUARY 4-End of the Christmas vacationg beginning of the year-1943. 8-Assembly-Senior eighth period English class, Basketball game 15 21 22 26 27 29 with Beaverdam. -Assembly-Senior American Government class. F. F. A. meeting. -Basketball game with Harrod. -Basketball game with Elida. -Assembly-tenth grade English class. F. F. A. meeting. Basketball game with Gomer. FEBRUARY ' 1, 2-Community Institute. 5-Assembly-Band. 6-Basketball game with Lafayette. 8-County T. B. tests. 11-F. F. A. Father and Son Banquet. 12-Assembly-Junior third period American History class. Baslket- ball game with Shawnee. 19-Assembly-Junior seventh period American History class. 23-Basketball tournament at Shawnee. 25-Assembly-Junior-Senior Chorus. 26-Senior class meeting during which the valedictorian and saluta- MARCH torian were announced. Basketball tournament at Shawnee. 2-Junior High basketball tournament. 4-Senior play cast selected. 9-Junior High basketball tournament. 12-Assembly-Mr. Mossman and commercial classes. Grade op- eretta. 17-St. Patrick's Day. Assembly-ninth and tenth chorus. 18-F. F. A. meeting. 20-Commercial Clinic at Eflida. 26-Assembly-Junior eighth period English class. APRIL 5-Senior play tickets. 15-F. F. A. meeting. 16-County Eisteddfod. Eighth Grade test. 23-Good Friday. 24-Reserve Sr. play tickets. 30-Senior play. MAY 7-Honor Banquet. 14-Junior-Senior Reception. 20-F. F. A. meeting. 23-Baccalaureate. 24-Commencement. lllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIIllIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll Pile 55 IllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIllllllllllll --EcHoes-f----'- ooo-ooo---ECHOESoo0--ooo---b Commencement Orchestra --- - ............... Gypsy Overture - Isaac Blue Danube Waltz - Strauss Mozart Suiter - Arranged by Wilson Invocation ...... .... , , .......... Rev. J. W. Sagar Trombone Solo --- -- Stanley Rockhold Salutatory .... .............. A marilla Sutton Trumpet Trio --- --- R. Bolton, P. Walther, B. Kelly Girls' Trio --- -- N. Sutton, A. Sutton, M. Jones Valedictory .... ............. R ichard Becker Violin Solo ............. ........ R obert Place Address - Ther Fourth RH .................... Dr. Earl W. Anderson Chairman Division of Appointments Ohio State University Senior Octet .............. L. Bovvsher, R. Becker, P. Walther, B. Place, R, Patrick, R. Moiorman, V. George, and T. Evans Presentation of Memorial .............................. Ruth Bolton Presentation of Diplomas .... --- E. C. Branstetter Benediction ............. ........... - -- Rev. C. O. Good Baccalaureate Orchestra --- ........................... Agnus Dei-Bizet Processional -- -- Onward Christian Soldiers Invocation --- ......... Rev. Fara Laman Scripture ........................................ Rev. D. J . Young A'Cape1la Choir Praise Ye the Lord Almighty ............ Gesenbuch A Mighty Fortress is Our Godf' Vocal Solo -- ............... Harold Moorman Sermon .... .............. R ev. Anderson Brown Trinity M. E. Church, Spencerville Choir ............................ A Faithful Shepherd is My Lord Jr. Girls' Ensemble Lift Thine Eyes .................. Mendelssohn H. Medaugh, G. Mciorman, M. Morris, A. Rider, E, Abram, D. Ross, M. Wood, L. Savidge, and N. Morgan Orchestra, Waltz ....................................... Brahms Benediction ....... ................... R ev. Paul Graham Choral Benediction ............ The Lord Bless Thee and Keep T!hee IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll Page 56'llllllllIllllllllIlIlIllllIIlllllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll ooo-ooo--ECH0ES000--0oo- J 01263 Miss Becker: I think Bill would make a good culprit for our trial. Bill McKinley: Why Miss Becker, I wouldn't call you a thief. Mr. Hausser: What do you want, Lewie? Lewis M.: I was wondering if y-ou would mind if I interrupted the dis- cussion and asked a question about today's lesson. Bob Place: Do you know why there are more automobile wrecks than there are train wrecks? Vivian George: Sure, the engineer isn't always trying to hug the fire- man. Mr. Collins: What kind of a car do you have? Leo B.: A wreck. Mr. Collins: What do you mean by a wreck? Leoli Everytime I park the car people crowd up to ask if I was in- sure . Donald Rothe: I play the saxaphone just to kill time. Mr. Eley: You certainly have a good weapon. Miss Deemer: Correct this sentence Ben, Girls is naturally better looking than boys. Ben: Girls are artificially better looking than boys. Miss Becker: Your shirt is too loud, Lester. Lester: O, K. I'll pvut a muffler on it. Bob Croft: I wonder how these dog hairs got on my coat? Ray B.: Puppy l-ove maybe. Mr. Hausser: Any questions? Ruth Patrick: Yes, what course is this? Mr. Mossman: How much do you charge to take children's photo- graphs? Photographer: We have a special price of .three for one dollar. Mr. Mossman: Thanks, I'll have to see you later, I only have two children. Bob C.: What's the matter, don't you love me any more? Donna R.: Sure, blut I've got to get my breath. Bob Miller: What size shoe do you wear? Lewis Metzger: I wear eights but nine feels so good I wear a ten. lllllllllllllllIlllIIIIIIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P0-86 57 llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll Compliments of The Blue Inn Help Uncle Sam Diamonds ' Watches Save Your Gasoline by Attending ln Lima lt's Your Home Town K A Y 7 S Jewelry Store 129 No. Main, Lima, Ohio GIFTS - - JEWELRY OHHJTHEATRE Compliments of Always a Good Show Manager of Marathon SUPERIOR SERVICE Spencerville, Ohio Corner of Broadway and Third Compliments of EQUITY DAIRY STORE MONUMENTS - MARKERS - MAUSOLEUMS , Comphments Since 1874, Scherger's Memorials Have Been of Es-teemed for Lasting Beauty and Craftsmanship WALKER'S C. SCHERGER'S SONS SHOE STORE 507-511 N. Main St. - Main 1794 - Delphos, Ohio Lima Ohio C 1' tf Ompoimen S HARLEY - DAVIDSON LIONSEEQEHING MOTORCYCLE SALES H f DOTY'S BARBER me 0 SHOP Cridersviue, ohio Hart Schgfjg-:Z-s8z Marx Prop. Eddie Long Stetson Hats Spencerville Ohio Delphos, Ohio . VERNON A. WEBB Co1'r1D1iIT10Hl11S Comphmensvs of of L l d L D' t 'wa a Tmf,2jg 'S me DR. D. M.sP1cER BUSCH BROS. DENTIST Delphoq Ohio Certified Hauler Spencerville, Ohio Complimenfts of BROADWAY CIGAR STORE CONVERSE GRAIN ICE CREAM - CANDY - SANDWICHES COMPANY SOFT DRINKS - CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS 128 North Broadway Spencerville, Ohio Rock of Ages Memorials WOODLAWN MONUMENT WORKS John Trethewey, Owner and Manager Telephone 31021 806 South Woodlawn Ave. Lima, Ohio THE SPENCERVILLE FARMERS UNION CO. Grain, Seed, Flour, Wayne and Purina Feeds, BILL, THE TAILOR My Tailor Since 1908 Spencerville, Ohio Twine, Salt, Gas and Oil Coals To Fit Your Particular Need Phone 150 Spencervillq, Ohio R. E. MILLER AND SONS JOHN DEERE TRACTORS - FARM MACHINERY FIRESTONE TIRES - GAS - OIL AND COAL Minnesota Paint - Auto Wrecking Telephone M. 14 West North Street Spencerville, Ohio , IRA E.GRASSLEY' Compliments Compliments of of '-ima News Agent JOHN REYNOLDS c. B. MILLER ' AND SON Phone 80 R General Contractor Spencervxlle, Ohio spencervme ohio W I E R W IL L E I CROW'S GROCERY FURNITURE FACTORY A Home-owned Store We aim to please you BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY OPEN EVENINGS Phone 42 We Deliver SPENCERVILLE OHIO Spencerville, Ohio With Best Wish of the C 1. t 1 omp lmen s FRYER S Citizens and Farmers of PHARMACY Bank of Spencerville, Ohio DR, DEERHAKE Phone 144 Organized 1883 M. D. Incorporated 1934 spencerviue, Ohio Member Federal Deposit and Insurance Corporatlon SCHROLUCKEYS Compliments Complirflents sToRE of of .MEATS - GROCERIES FLOYD B. GRIFFIN ERIE R. R. Lawn Mower and Plow uyourn Share Sharpening Phone 502-F-4 COUNTY AUDITOR Spencerville, Ohio THE SHOWPLACE OF NORTHWEST OHIO ---- CAPITOL THEATRE DELPHOS, OHIO Extends its best wishes to the graduating class of 1943 COMPLIMENTS OF BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 5134 311 W. Chestnut St. St. Marys, Ohio Betty Miller, Owner and Manager Compliments 1 of Daugherty s Market Compliments of GEO- HENNE Groceries, Meats and Fruits Coombs Shoe Store Shoe and Harness Repair Main Spencerville Ohio Spencerville, Ohio H. B. Sunderland 205 E. 4'th St. Spencerville, Ohio Insurance Agency Farm Loans We Cannot Make All of the Bread So We Just Make the Best Of lt l - Sold by Your Local Independent Grocer Enjoyed by Everyone Call No. 78 SPENCERVILLE Lumber Company For All Kinds of Lumber, Paint and Building Hardware Spencerville, Olhio KOZY CORNER GROCERIES GAS and OIL C. C. B R I G G S Phone No. 503-F-4 McMlCl-IAEL BROS. 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Delphos Sufburban 3831 Custom Hatchery - Brooder Stoves Spevncerville, Ohio KROGER GROCERY Compggmem Live Better for Less The White Mountain MEATS AND GROCERIES Cfeamefy Co' The Home of Meadow Kenneth Shinn, Mgr. Gold Spencerville, Ohio DAIRY PRODUCTS Ed Leis, Agent National Cash Register Co. Where Bette' K. B. Braley, Sales Agent Photographs Are Made zzz N. Elizabeth, Lima, o. Phone 7170 New and Used Registers Sales-Supplies-Repairs THE AGLER STUDIO ALPINE VILLAGE Route 117 - - Lima, O. 113 W. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Main 8918 Compliments f 0 POHLMAN HARDWARE INSURANCE Spencerville, Ohio BAYLIF F FUNERAL HOME FAITHFUL IN EVERY SACRED TRUST AMBULANCE SERVICE AT ANY HOUR Phone 63 Cridersville, Ohio HIRN INSURANCE . Compliments Compliments of AGENCY of Spencerville, Ohio LONE ELM DAIRY Life WONDER BREAD Accident and H U Automobile Insurance QUALITY MILK Wind HOSTESS CAKE Fire J. J. Dillon and Son Notary Public - Bonds Lima Ohio .R E M E M B E R 1T's SMART TO sHoP AT L ili Lima's Store of Specialty Shops Q31 Huy, ml 194303 if sa ' HARDWARE give Sales Variety Store Syndicate Values Spencerville, Ohio WM. MILLER Dealer in All Kinds of Livestock and Horses See me before selling. Residence Phone Main 146 Yard Phone 32 SAWMILLER FURNITURE STORE Where Good Furniture is Not Expensive Free Delivery Tel. 12 Spencerville, O. LOWRY CIGAR STORE ICE CREAM, CANDY, SANDWICHES, soFT DRINKS, TCIGARETTES and TOBACCOS Compliments of FOREST CROFT Mobile Gas Goodrich Tires Naphtha, Mobiloil and 132 North Broadway penzoil Spencerville, - - Ohio Autcfzgggigzzctor Harold E. Mechling, Owner Successor to Wm. J. Taylor Sunnyside Gardens and Greenhouse Plants, Vegetables and Flowers for All Occasions Phone, Buckland 4918 Lima Phone, 74338 MAKEM FEEDS HUME EQUITY EXCHANGE Grain, Coal, Flour, Feed, Fencing, Farm Machinery Modern Machinery for Grinding and Mixing Gasoline and Oils HUME, OHIO Compliments ARTWIL DRESS SHOP LIMA, OHIO Phone M. 7873 277 Main Street K O H N S 106 East Market Lima, Ohio Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry at Thrifty Cash Price Compliments of Delphos Hatchery Large Type White Leghorns Specialty Phone .Main 1777 Delphos, Ohio J. G. BIRKMEIER 8: SONS Designers and Builders of ARTISTIC CEMETERY MEMORIALS Lithichrome Lettering Exclusive Dealers in RAINBOW GRANITE stop ln At Hove,-mam For Hi Speed Gas and Oils General Merchandise Soft Drinks and Meats High Class Pottery Delvhosf Ohio Kossuth, Ohio Compliments A. J. SUEVER CO. Crushed Rock Products T H E L E A D E R Delphos, Ohio, R. 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