Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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Table of Contents Tiltle Page ....... ....,-,,,,,,-,-,.--u------- Table of Contents ....... Our School ..........-.., Service Boy's Honor Roll ..... Board of Education .......... Parents Teachers Association --- Faculty .......,..,, -,--,-,--- Faculty .......,... ,,.,,--,, Teachers' Snapshots --- Class Histovry ........ Senior Pictures --- Senior Pictures --- Senior Pictures --- S.enior Pictures --- Senior Pictures --- Valedictory ..... Valedic Salutat tory ........ ory Scratch and Scribble Appreciation ....... Snapsh Junior 0l1S ----- --- Class ....... Scratch and Scribble Sophomores ....... Freshmen .... Eighth Grade .... Seventh Grade ..... Snapsh ots ........... Scratch and Scribble Class Prophecy .... Class Echoes Will ........ Staff ....... Student Council .... What Would Happen If? ......... Who's Who ...................... Pictures of Junior and Senior Plays - Synopsis ...................... 1--- Band and Orchestra Pictures ....... Synopsis ......................... Chorus Junior and Senior ' Freshman and Sophomore Synopsis ......................................... Scratchn and Scribble ..... Snapshots ................ F. F. A.-F. H. A. Pictures ........... Reports ......................... - -- Varsity Basketball-Baseball Pictures Report ....................... .... Reserve Basketball - - - Report ............. Snapshots .... Jokes ...... Calendar --- - ...... --- --- Calendar ......................... Commencement and Baccalaureate - Snapshots ........................ Ads ...... ..... . - Pa ge 4

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THE ECHOES Published by CLASS OF 1 944 of Spencerville High School Spencerville, Ohio

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F' W'----' 3 ' v Our School This year our class is graduating from a school of which we are all proud. Since 1940 our school has received membership in North Central Associations of colleges and secondary schools. Our school was dedicated on February 4, 1927. The complete cost of the building was S90,000. Four new rooms were added to the building in 1937. These were received through the effort of the Board of Education and W. P. A. This addition cost S9,0l0l0, but this addition was necessary owing to the overcrowded conditions in the Grade School Building. The bus garage has also been remodeled. Another shop room has been added to the south end of the building. This has been equipped and is used for wood-working and mechanical arts. The total number of rooms in our high scYhic+ol building are fourteen. These consist of a library, study hall, typing room, and eleven regular classrooms. The average enrollment in the high school is 320 pupils. These pupils are supervised by fourteen teachers. Three new teachers were added to our faculty this year. They were Mr. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Heidlelbaugh and Mr. Lewis. After the resigna- tion of Mr. Lewis, Mr. Orlo Musgrave replaced him. Later, Mr. Musgrave was called to the Army. Our Senior Class wishes to thank all our teachers for their splendid help during our high school years. Page 5