Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

Page 33 text:

in K g K LL ' f L ir L ' , ,gg ss. L .X up L-Q. Y K :gi L 16 , K 'qw 9 f Lf I at ' , L ii, LL L5 G 2 . Z LL p - ' -. ihwv R .Ky 1- L ' K L L a.::'ii R x .. .' ' K L' 7 'i- ' AA-A .fi -- 9 X -,-- - ' -1 - NL. SOPHOMORE CLASS S The Sophomore Class was composed of sixty- st' ' at -LL L four members this year. Officers were: President - Merle Whetstone 53 Ls' Vice-President - Romaine Mace L: Secretary-Treasurer - Bill McCain 1 as A Nevergall L V ia C Na L em. .LZ N Point. Student Council - Jim Miller and Phyllis The magazine sale at the beginning of the year L was a success. The class earnings came to a total of 551434.30 The highest salesman was Dale The class wishes to express its appreciation . 'f to its sponsors, Mrs. Patterson and Mr. Fender, Lg Q who have helped and guided it during the sopho- fi fr more Year- J, t.L., L LLpL p p ,L LlpLLLp L .L LLL,L1L LLLL LLLLLT P . s LLLPPP - e rr - r -AP -F eLLr LL F feLLL L LL Li ' L iiee ':-: '... - P L 1 S essttsse C N J dLi eiei s ss Lg, S LL 4 . up z L up LLppLL L R it L f L V7 R R 0 Q LLii f f ' '-LL - -lf :sL 3? ., Q 1. 1 it .rf efe' ' OXO 395 it PL Li! :-. . L ,Xi-A C ROW l LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Grassley, B. Harter, N. Monfort, B. Klaus, S. Gossard, L. L Li s Young, F. Shanks. ROW 2: D. Wapplehorst. M. Waggener, L. Bickham, M. DeVi1biss L. Boyer, F. Scherer, B. McCain, R. Mace. L. Haruff. ROW 3: S. Snyder, H. Strayer. ROW 4: C. Vayle. L. Bell. ROW 5: A. Rempher, B. Core. ROW 6: H. Gaskill, T Miller. ROW 7: M. Hindenlang, D. Patrick, E. Wein, M. Adams, A. Ginter, J. Watt, R. Mulholland, D. Holten. ROW 8: G. Bowen, J. Degan, B. Crooks, R. Fissel, J. Burn- field, D. Carey. J. Reeder, G. Pollock. ROW 9: D. Smart, R. Roeder. ROW 10: R. Miller. I. Hindenlang. ROW 10: B. Coil, D. Smart. ROW 12: P. Adair, L. Becker. ROW 13: J. Plikerd, G. Stonehill, P. Nevergall, J. Anspack, H. McDonough, G. Bran- non, D. Va.rno, N. Mullenhour,R. Hipshire. ROW 14: G. Schwartz, P. Spence. G. Perry, M. Whetstone, D. Point, R. Potts. 9 Xt X QNX . tx. 'X .. L.-fy. , L L - ,LLL L Lf s -L L L--LL A I' LAL- Hifi it i 452 4 X cn. ' I. L. -- - if ' in L - ' Y T r ' Y f - 1 ' . .L f f - .- . LL 1 l LL , 4 LL -- M- fl+ ,.f rf .: 1 R- L. , LL as , Es 1 1 A-p.:A : . me e L. 1 : I ..LL 1 . ' ' . 1 P YQQLLQQSL - L L-ses -.. i, L- :L 'asses' . 325592 1:1-ef: , e -- . L- 9' L ' ' L -L ' '- :- L - . L- LL-. L- LL..L LL -, L . .LL.LLL LLL. L ,L ,L , L . L L -Lis L iL T? .-' ' Z. 'W 'L 525:21 . L L A -. L- L Y -- L L ' L ' gs L- F iii: i ' ., 3 ' I L: :Ll 'I' ' jg! L L - 1 QQLLLVLLK: L . 1 s L -- L -Lzjgg kgjgi. , tr . H3 5 L I L H j g - 1 . -5 X - 1... -.... . aww. L-

Page 32 text:

A731 . . ...... , - -see? L 'iifgiyf -fi'ii 1 :. A . s.. U .a.E5 .1 .i ii '5 L . 1 . ,. 51 J' 4 . .. . ij 1 Q . . Ziff . 'V ' V . ' 4 , 2, 1 lift ,f . 552 , . - me , W' ' if A ' N . . ff .f .C Q i s A 4 3 ' : ffi r Q fi ' 1 Q 91 ' R . xii I r 2 - r.,' 2. 2 3 :' in 4 R efi r -. A .. T . . I ' R J , '. fri Qaav. ' X V L x .. K A . 9 A , 4 N 5 Q.. ff . .A x ' A A fs' 1:3 .irq - H..-px i.. k ,b M' .5 H r -fr The Junior Class, composed of fifty-eight members, was very busy this year making plans for the Junior-Senior Prom which is sponsored for the seniors annually in the spring. The Juniors also 'guccessfully presented the class ilay, The Skeleton Walks, on '?November 18th. , The class wishes to express its iappreciation to th o s e who have helped them through the year and to its advisors, Miss Fritz and Mr. Hummel, for their fine guid- ance. Q. 33. .4 ,. his-A V... ai' sf? .. 1 fi 1 .Ju ZSHSSYEQYZHSQ is ififf: .91..r... 1- . ,-2. Q- :gs-fzfg .Q A . 2 - an ...,. , ... , 5' ga :E 7 35:55 . 7 ' ' wu- ggg, L . .1 N ... 3 W QL V :E-if Emi ff: 1 im ' 5 nl LJ. . ., ,,. A p xg ,A :. V ' - 1 Z '5 fe- :fs . 'V fif ' . -x. , N! Z ,,. ss,is . ery. 1 . i is i f A . aa mr. , . .... s :Q R 'liigiir F f at is 1 fl .L Tgfli . .gif Q as , Wi ROW 1 Left to right: S. Strayer, I Hirn, P. Rider, R. Putman, D Goodwin, G. Truesdale, B. Knapp T. Hirn, M. Lynch. ROW 2: G Lenhart, N. Hamilton, C. Kill, A Wolford, S. Schwartz, L. Adams T. Meeker, G. Daniels. ROW 3 M. Miller, S. Macklin. ROW 4: L Miller, C. Ball. ROW 5: C. Moor- man, S. Workman. ROW 6: N Ginter.I. Brown. ROW 7: R. Kill D. McMichael. ROW 8: K. White E. Whetstone. ROW 9: P. Jones B. Wein. M. Clement,J. Adair, M Daugherty, W. Fronk. ROW 10: A Medaugh, T. Crider, C. Graessle D. Wilson. ROW 11: E. Monfort I. Bowsher, E. Morris, A. Klaus, R Malone, A. White. ROW 12: B Greber. L. Thompson, M. Moor- man, J. Degen, R. Champ, M. Leis ROW 13: C. Trippy, F. Burnett, I Nolan, J. Price, S. Stemen.

Page 34 text:

A I ' In- A . , ' 5 Q A' . L r gg J .. ' 4 F .Q P . ff - X if . xx ' W ,, H i tx - M I v--tt , , 5 r , .Q-Q., V, - t -i H ., y ' In ' . X ...f1f9i' .til . . A . - I X Elkis iwmk i ' i 2 ' K K 4 .fi R 4, ,iw P - '- Q X 4 -' V .. -at . .,.. 1. , L, Qxrfgf' - in .. , k., A- if . , zz E ' .- L' 1-ig H ' 'sf' , AL K ' L ,X s ::'2 f 1, 4 W i I ' . - Sta Wil - . s ' n s - is l N f fm 1 of- .H- xelaix ., gi f A gk ... Y? is l wget- ? K X . ww TQ' .C fi n k 9 i Il rf 5 .,,,, ri f' X , -. .1 :w i i - if., new .K ' 1s!sffi', , '51 I M xp' . F! ' - 7-sg-:sn ' nw, rg, ily a- J N.- ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Point, D. Keller, P. Patrick, B. Snyder, E. Nichols, D. Truesdale, K. Burnfield, I. Wilson. S. Trippy. ROW 2: J. I-lirn, R. Iacks,R. Lytle, S. Sawmiller, W. Baldwin, J. Hiles, P. McKin- ley, L. Miller, L. White. ROW 3: J. Gales, R. Haruff, C. Auer, E. Ball, l. Strayer, R. Crider, M. Kill, M. Schwartz, P. Becher. ROW 4: F. De- gen, K. Zuber. ROW 5: J- Lawrence, S. Turner. ROW 6: I- Mericle. L. Hock. ROW 7: R. Jones, J. Miller, G. Vayle, C. Sandkuhl, R. Schwartz, E. Miller, T. Kill, J. Wright. ROW 8: D.Rasberry,L. Binkley, C. Nichols, C. Bowersock, I. Williamson, R. Gaberdiel, M. Vulgamott, S. Kurtz. ROW 9: D. lrven, C. Schwartz. ROW 10: M. Wilkins, L. Meeker. ROW 11: R. Lee, A. Fisher. ROW 12: H. Fisher, N. Witherow. ROW 131 J. Krendl. 5. N. -ff'- ' , ' ' Mifflin. f sf.: z W' I , , ' x:.i -' A W A V eff. Vg ,.s, g M km f 'av' Q4 - K, ,J -P K' 6 a l .3 L' ar' K' kv. ,.f , 1 FRESHMAN CLASS With a gain of 13 students from Jennings, the Freslsrnan Class had a total enrollment of 61 - 31 boys and 30 girls. Everyone was delighted with the hayride and Weiner roast which was one of the late fall ac- tivities. The highlight of the year was the class trip to Columbus on October 22. The government build- ings, zoo, airport, and O'Shaughnessy Dam were visited. . Our thanks go to our sponsors, Miss Deemer and Mr. McDorman, and to all who have made this an enjoyable year. 30