Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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' -l if-, ...ruin-Y Wniz, ,--. SPENCERVILLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL Bloze and Giniotis Veterinarians Spencerville Ohio Compliments Of G. E. GRAHAM and SON Groceries, Meats and General Merchandise Elgin, Ohio Telephone 7722 LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC. Spencerville Road-Erie Railroad Concrete Blocks - Light Weight Blocks Telephone 5-6761 Lima Ohio CHEERS T0 THE LEADER for always having iust what the student body ' Teen Pan Alley for girls on the 2nd wants-ln Floor Annex, and in the store for High School Men, High Street Entrance THE LEADER Lima Compliments of I GRASSLEY'S l.G.A. GROCERY A Home Owned Store We Aim To Please Ohio Spencerville Telephone 42 GERALD COIL AUCTIONEER Household and Farm Sales Call at my expense 303-J5 Spencervill e Ohio Compliments Of SPENCERVILLE ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING Ohio Spencerv i I le BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE COMPANY Paul Nungester-Special Representative Spencerville Ohio Telephone l62-J2 Compliments of CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 'I28 East Spring Street Telephone 35896 Lima Ohio SHE NK'S DRY GOODS Delphos, Ohio When Shopping in Delphos Remember SHENICS Home-Owned Since 1876 Telephone 6211 THE DENISTON NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions Nursery Stock for all Locations Vegetable Plants in Season Spencervi I Ie Ohio

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P S My .,:' 5 ., HQ, ' ii L , A xl ,. J ' s rl V, ,-:, V 'X J V L 7 Q 5 if . ' . v. ,. ..W: J' ,k fi-R' , P ii P K e 1, ' F f sr - .. Ku Q S . ik . 15.14 rj : 2,7 sz fqisg i' ar J e iff-. E sk' s i . .kj ,.,W L. 3, ,E Q I I .. be I 1 t K fb' Y Q ' , ,TQ ix we ROW 1 fLeft to Righty: K. McBride, J.Schwartz, B. Miller, L. Mohler, S. Bowen, N. Steiger, J. Watt, D. McClurg, S. Auer, D. Niemeyer, E. Maxwell. ROW 2: S.Hahn, R. Vamo, M. R. Deniston, D. Graham, J. Anderson, M. Wil- iamson, S. Davies, D. Schnelle, J. Scherer E. Syphrit, B. Zuber. ROW 3: L. Brown, H. Carr, C. Klausing, T. Reg- edanz, J. Knapp, D. Grace, K. Miller, J. Nllleuef, D. Holten, P. Paglow, E. Swicluath. ROW 4: C. Fisher, J. Brown, M. Poff, L. Kill, C. Kurtz, L. Adams, L. Seibert, S. Pohlman, J. Harbert, P. McMichael, R. McBride. ROW 5: B. Hipshire, R. Harruff, S. McDonough, J. Hahn, K. Grear, D. Heaton, D. Binkley, S. Volheim, K. McKinley, B. Myers, L. Klaus. ROW 6: E. Adams, E. Graham, S. Basinger, L. Mulholland, M. Grassley, B. Reynolds, J. Hance, R. Laughlin, K. Howell, W. Keller, B. Shocknesse Seventh Grade OFFICERS: President, Peggy Paglowg Vice President, John Hahn, Secretary and Treasurer, Pamela McMi- chael, Student Council, John Hahn, Jane Knapp The seventh graders entered school last fall to find a lot of new experiences and new surroundings a- waiting them. They enjoyed a memorable hayride in October. Many students have taken part in Junior High bas- ketball, football and the Junior High Chorus and Junior Band this past year. The class wishes at this time to thank the teachers and sponsors who helped them through their first year of Junior High School. QLeft to Righty: Pamela McMichael, John Hahn, Peggy Paglofw 28

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HOMECOMING QUEEN Goldie Daniels Senior CROWNING of QUEEN The Homecoming of 1956, sponsored by the GAA, followed a Chinese theme. Queen Goldie and her court were honored at the football game with front row seats. At the half the band, starting the pro- cession with Pomp and Circumstancen, put on its weekly show. At the program in the midst of the decorations por- traying a Chinese garden, Queen Goldie was offi- cially crowned by Co-Captains Terry Crider and Stanley Schwartz. fLeft to Righty: Phyllis Patrick, Betty Baker, Tressa Whitling, Stanley Schwartz, Goldie Daniels, Terry Crider, Pam ela Artliur, Marilyn Clement, Judy Craft, Darlene Goodwin, Pat Rider. s.....,A-- ? 5 -1 'S Q 14 is lg