Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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4 y X Faculty lg f Miss Mary Chamberlain, B.Sc. in Ed. Ohio State University Math. World History Mrs. Katherine Bowers, B.S. in Education Miami University, Oxford, Ohio English American History Government Mrs. Margaret Greetham, Mrs. Florence Hardesty, Miss Bessie Mihlbaugh, B.S. A.B. B.S. Bowling Green University Northwestern State Mt. St. Joseph Bachelor of Science in Teachers College Commercial and Dramatics Education Alva, Okla. Home Economics A.B. Degree English Miss Ruth McManis, A.B. Mr. Karl Riker, B.S. in Ag. Miss Mary Moorman Wooster College, Ohio State University School Secretary Wooster, Ohio Agriculture Music B. Oberlin Conser- vatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio Music M. Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio State University American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, Ill. Chicago Musical College Music 13

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Faculty ' YY- - ,,,vv Mr. E. C. cmstetfer, B.S., Miss Bonnie Deemer Mr. E. W. Hcuusser M,A, Ohio .University Baldvvin Wallace College 8:30 gIt?a11thEgn.I'Ln?5rSity gc?c?igFhScience 1Gleii1c51ii1,l1lScience Sufjzrintegdexxv Y 1 y Geography Economics Biology Plane Geometry Miss Pearl Fritz, B.S. Bowling Green University Ohio State University English Literature Latin Mr. John D. Collins, B.S., A.B. Bowling Green State University Graduate Work at O.S.U. General Science Physical Education Physics Algebra Math. Mrs. Mildred Sorko, B.S., Mr. J McDormcm BS A.B., M.A. Physical Education Social Science 12 Manchestei College Shop

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Class History In 1933 twenty-five of the present graduating class started out in the first grade. We enjoyed many days With our teacher, Miss Inez Wright, who taught us our A B C's. ' Time passed swiftly by and we found ourselves in the ninth grade with four years of high school ahead. With an enrollment of fifty-five pupils we enjoyed our Wiener roasts, a skating party, an assembly program, and a trip to Cincinnati chaperoned by Miss Deemer and Miss Fritz. Our second year of high school was begun with a class of fifty pupils. This year We enjoyed our Wiener roasts and also picked our class rings for the junior year. Again this year We gave an assembly program with the help of Mrs. Sarka. With the number in our class down to forty-five our junior year held many things in store for us. The rabbit supper and the class play were en- joyed by all, but the highlight of the year was the J unior-Senior Reception We dedicated the honor roll, gave the Ohio and United States Flags, which were purchased with money received from the paper drive We sponsored. The last and fullest year began with the number in our class decreased to forty-two, a few of Whom left before the year was over for the armed forces. Our senior year held many pleasures for allg some of Which included the rabbit supper, making of the annual, presenting the class play, and attending the reception. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian were Maxine Kraft and Wilma Teutsch respectively. Last and by far not the least were plans for Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises and the departure from our beloved high school days. 14