Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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K5 .g W FV.: V7 'r 1? ' as if .-ez Ev L .. L fl? ' ' ROW 1 QLeft to Righty: C. Nichols, B. Maxwell, J. Wilson, L. Binkley, J. William- Ci' ' G J Q son, J. Wright, R. Snyder, J. Strayer, D. Keller, S. Point, N. Withrow. ROW 2: L. . ' ,yy White, L. Hoch, P. McKinley, S. Kurtz, R. Truesdale, S. Turner, J. Krendl, C. ' W ' E ' Bowersock, R. SchmM. Vulgamott, E. Allen. ROW 3: R. Harrufi, C. Schwartz, J A i A w. Baldwin, C. san , M. Schwartz, C. Auer, G. Him, L. Meeker, R. caberdiel, J. Syphrit, M. Kill. ROW 4: T. Kill, J. Gales, J. Lawrence, S. Trippy, F. Degen, R. A. Jacks, D. Rasberry, J. Mericle, K. Burnfield, R. Crider, L. Miller. ROW 5: R. Lee, J. Miller, R. Lytle, E. Nichols, G. Vayle, A. Fisher, P. Patrick, D. Brown, E. Miller, H. Fisher, P. Becker. ROW 6: E. Ball, R. Jones, S. Sawmiller. Sophomore Class OFFICERS: President, Jim Krendlg Vice President, Susan Sawmillerg Secretary-Treasurer, Jan Millerg Student Cormcil, Ronnie Lytle, Sandra Tumer. This year the sophomore class had two exciting events. The first was their magazine sale totaling S1207 .'15. In the spring was their trip to Cinncinnati. The Susan sawmmer Jim Krendl, Jan D class visited the zoo, the Observatory Gardens, and Miller the Ohio River. The class would like to express its sincere thanks to their sponsors-Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Shaffer and Mr. Brookhart. Without their guidance the year would not have been a success.

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