Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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7- -'ff' W ' - - ,mint 1.4 .315 Through the course of high school years the Class of '56 has realized that without without the aid and guid- ance of good teachers who have helped in development of character the class could not have been so successful. Mr. Hausser was one of the many persons who helped the class to grow through education and understanding. It is with sincere gratitude that this yearbook is dedicated to the lasting memory of his great work. It has been said that our oppor- z-3, 5733 tunities to do good are our talents. 9 '21 3 We, the Senior Class, know that it 9? has only been through the opportuni- , if ties which our Parents have given us V qs l that we have been able to develop our A talents through education. We feel we can never fully repay them for what they have done. Therefore, it is by this expression of gratitude that we hope to lessen our great debt to J them. A Q' We wish to extend our apprecia- tion to our mathematics and science teacher, Mr. Collins. He has been ofmuch assistance to our class in its many projects culminating in the Washington D.C. trip which could not have been made without his help. The Class wishes to express its thanks to him. 4

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ts. X ff . iff --as N, 1 M- TVX .am . JV. rv-,. ,A.,- grvvnnqvnt , Q tw' VX E. C. Branstetter Ohio Northern University, Ohio State University B.S. M.A. Mathematics Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Soon you will be free to make the choices you have been wanting to make and developing the independ- ence you have long sought. It is a wonderful privilege to have this freedom because there is power in it. There is the power to conquer the world and some men have tried it and would have succeeded except that there were other men who wanted to keep their free- dom. Most of life consists of keeping our freedom without taking someone elses away from him. Which team will you choose to join? Henry P. Zaborniak Kent State University, Bowling Green State University B,S. in Education Biology, General Science The faults of a child are the fetters of man. Going to the American school is the basic training period for our American way of life. Our School tries to help people better prepare for the many opportunities that may arise in their life-time. An education is a necessity for all who want a comfortable living and want to enjoy the privileges and rights of our Ameri- can life. Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Dillon, Robert Bell, Eugene Boyer, Jack Core, John l-lilty, Harry Wierwille, Homer Grassley, Clerk . 335 'W ' ' is. 4 ai . A . E1-Tligg ggfgf fy . .. .g , 1, piggy 1 s. . g . . , D445 R E 'I .Qlif i f ,,tQgf ,,f. '., h f ff sgigsieii ' ll