Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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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