Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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Foreword If you turn the pages of this yearbook and memories come vividly back, our efforts will not have been in vain. We hope this will be a book to be treasured as a complete his- tory of the events of the school year 1955. The hours of the Echoes Staff will have been fruitful if this pur- pose has been accomplished. A Mk ,X N 5 p X - E Contents Foremen Cowhands Dudes Br onco Busters Roundup We ste rn Rodeo

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K I PUBU SHED BY THE SENICDPX CLASS SPENCQERWLLE HIGH SCHOOL SPENC EIRVTLLE' OI-HG I X 65 ' IX f f -A2-A 4 A

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14.1353 5 F ' Yr' T? Ji Dedication A beautiful rose placed in a room adds luster to its surround- ings and lends its fragrance as service to those who come within its reach. Remove the rose, its beauty lingers in the fragrant perfume for long hours. So it is with beautiful lives. Jane Britton and Bill Morris, in their role as students, left a ray of sunshine and happiness which made the lives of th'eir classmates more pleasant. Mrs. Pauline Meihls, as a teacher, willingly bestowed her countless services in our schoolas she helped to mold the charac- ter of many children. It is to them--Jane Britton, Bill Morris, and Mrs. Pauline Meihls--that the Senior Class of 1955 dedicates this annual. Appreciation-Parents We, the Senior Class of Nineteen- hundred Fifty-five, wish to express our sincere appreciation to our dear parents for the help which they have Through their understanding, love, and guidance we have received the basic education which has shaped and molded our characters. Although words cannot express what we feel for our parents, we wish to say a great big Thank you from the bot- tom of our hearts. X4 ff x f given us through the years. 4 'N X , fe U I 3