Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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,gawk G' if s 1' ,Qs W, if ' 4 .1 72 7 t W s sw sl.. C as slss Z JOSEPH E. HIRN RICHARD w. srosrs Outstanding in all types of sports, she participated in intramural activities and G.A.A. Finding booksin the library was her decisiong to serve on a Commence- ment Committee, her ambition. Paul, who plays the role of the quiet man, was an ardentF.F.A. lad. He can be seen on the job at the Kossuth Tile Mill where he is steadily employed. InBaseball, and Football he was an all-round ath- lete. A mischievous boy he portrayed in the Jun- ior Play. E. C. loves him, too, for who else would run errands if it weren't for Joe? Dick, our young and friendly actor, has par- ticipated in shop work and has been on the Motto and Reception Committees. DORLA SHARLENE GRAHAM PAUL WEIN BERNARD LEIS .TOE E. WINEGARDNER Rooster, has been a loyal F.F.A. member for four years. He also has taken interest in chorus and football. The Parliamentary Procedure Team could never have won without him. General, one of Ei1een's helpers, took a very active part in Band and F.F.A. He has assisted thelournal News Staff and was a runner up in the Prince of Peace Contest.

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Dinger is the smallest and the quietest boy of the class. He never utters any complaints and always carries an air of happiness in his smile. Jim ,who always has a smile, was secretary of F.F.A, and a member of the Parlimentary Team. He participated in intramural games, and at eat- ing fudge he can't be beat. CHA RLES LEE JAMES MCDONOUGH HOMER R, SHEPLER EVELYN MARIE MORRIS He's shy and quietghe's blond and hand- some. And he really loves horses. That's our boy, Bob . 'Little Moose , as Delphie in the Junior Play, stole the show. G.A.A., Prince oi Peace, and Chorus were her delights. But how would the Latin class have sur- vived without her? Goose was an important man on the football and track teams and played intramurals, too, He was a member of the Varsity S club. Todd was class president in 49 and 50 and a drummer in Marching and Concert Band. Volleyball and basketball were his intramural sports. His ambition was to be a track star, lgygg-1-gg N MN- -nr -H-'W' -' nga-

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This was the second Homecoming ceremony in the history of Spencer- ville High School. It took place on Friday evening, October 10, during and after the Co- lumbus Grove -- Spencerville football A game. The theme was Harvest Moon. L nasty Queen: Janice Core i Left to right: Jean Place, sophomore attendantg Nellie Paglow, senior attendant: Janice Core, queen Jack Arthur, honorary football captaing Anne Bowers, junior attendantg and Jane Patrick, freshman atten- dant. 21