Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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The Spencerville High School presents The T weniy-first Edition of the ECHUES Published by The Senior Class of 1945

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Our School ! We, the graduating class of '45, wish to express our appreciation of the fine atmosphere and morale that has existed in our school owing to the co- operation of our Board of Education, faculty, and student body. In looking for the reason underlying this fine spirit, we find the follow- ing guiding principles which have been formulated by the faculty and which we believe have helped us to realize our goal: 1. That the individual is more important than being just a member of a group. 2. That an individual can choose the correct solution to a problem only after open-mindedly looking at all possible solutions. 3. That each individual must have his own philosophy of life if he is to survive healthily and happily the storms which will come his way in life. 4. That proper attitudes, ideals, and perspectives are just as important as skills, abilities, and knowledge of facts. 5. That the student be given the opportunity and encouragement to explore various fields of activity in order to learn to know himself. 6. That a student be taught in the feeling of belonging to and being responsible for a group. 7. That a student be taught to respect authority when such authority shows itself to be worthy as judged by the American democratic standards of life. 5