Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1958 volume:

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PATTERSON High School English EUGENE C. BRANSTETTER Superintendent CLETA M. BRINCEFIELD Fifth Grade DAISY COIT Third Grade We, the Class of 1958, wish to dedicate this edition of the Echoes to our superin- y tendent and three of our former teachers, Mr. Branstetter, Mrs. Patterson, Miss ' Coit, and the late Mrs. Brincefield for their well guided path for the youth of the Spencerville Community. erh3P5 angfiifiv - is that E, Solemn bi-other FOOT-Punu life S ecked . .. - ' g 9 er shipwr agauh , . nd us Salhniorn and ke heart un fern? A i037 bali ta' Z t men 3' u'b11f0e' eiyiga 5 e5 Oi greaour liveimghind Us Se Lfv ke . 1 vie can mating' Xeaijnds of time 4' C 5 And, 66535 on the ,, 4' wt Yootpr C Q ,,+ ' s I i We are the net result of our yesterdays. Our todays are the bricks that build the building that must stand the test of the storms of to- morrow. Have you a member of the class of 1958, built well? Let us live each day carefully, calmly, cheerfully, friendly, independently, and we can banish our worries and God will reward us with a life well spent. SUPERINTENDENT E. C. BRANSTETTER Ohio Northern Universityg Notre Dame Universityg Ohio State Uni- versityg B.S.5 M.A. Superintendent of Schools How pure, at vesper-time The fan bells chiming! God gave me hills to climb, And strength for climbing! We are the sum total of our thoughts. What we are going to be we are becoming--and it is our thoughts that are shaping our destiny. We all should take inventory of our thoughts to really see just what we are thinking, and how we are thinking. If we consistently think thoughts that are colored with bit- terness, jealousy, distrust, poverty, failure, ill health--even grief, it is quite likely that we will have a chance to re- view them ruefully some day ----- . Slam the gates on such thoughts---then you may become the happy person you have a right to become. BOARD OF EDUCATION Bob Bell, Jack Core Adeline Doernberg, Dick I-Iardesty, Howard Myers, Homer Grassley, fClerkJ, PRINCIPAL FRED O. FISHER Huntington College, Bowling Green State Universityg B.S.: M.A. American Problems, Book- keeping Honor and shame from no condi tion rise Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Essay on Man by Pope MILDRED C. SARKA Ohio Northern Universityg Ohio State Universityg A.B.g M.A. Social Sciencesg Speech HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY PEARL FRITZ f' . Bowling Green Universityg Ohio State Universityg B.S. in Ed.5 M.A.5 English, Latin, Library There is a destiny which makes us brothers. None walks his ' way aloneg Whatever we give into the lives of others, comes back into our own. Anonymous RUSSELL E. MCDORMAN Manchester Collegeg Bethany Biblical Seminaryg B.G.S.U.5 O.N.U.g B.S. of Ele. 8: Sec. Ed. I Industrial Arts . . . from all around-Earth and her waters and the depth of air- Comes a still voice. W. C. Bryant, Thanatopsis JOHN D. COLLINS Bowling Green State University Mathematics and Science Each rnorning sees some task begun, Each evening sees it closeg Something attempted, something done, Has earned a night's repose. BONNIE DEEMER Ohio University? B.A.5 English Where there is no vision, the people perish--Proverbs, 29:18 Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not unto thine own understanding. Proverbs 3:5 RICHARD L. HUMMEL Ohio State University, B. Sc. in Agriculture, Vocational Agriculture DOROTHY M. CLARK De Pauw University, University of Floridag Wittenburg Collegeg Ohio Northerng Gregg College - Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, One ship sails East, the other West, By the self same wind that blows, Tis the set of sail, and not the gail, That determine the way it goes. VERA E. STRAHL Ohio State University, B.S. in Home Ec. Home Economics Take time to work a little, That way we find successg And make some loyal friends For they bring happiness. JACK H. ROLFES Ohio Northern Universityg B.S. in Education Instrumental and Vocal Music' Whenever an individual or business decides that success has been attained, progress stops. CHARLES W. MASON Earlham College, Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University, University of Michigang Toledo Universityg A.B. Civics, World History, Geographyg Law He is not only idle who does nothing, but he is idle who might be better employed. Socrates 4 Learning to do, Doing to learn Earning to live, Living to Serve-- FFA Motto MARGARE T SMIT H Ohio Northern Universityg A. B. and B.S. English and Social Studies ROBERT BROOKHART Ohio Northern Universityg B.S. Drivers Education You cannot teach a man anythingg you can only help him to find it within himself. Galileo EUGENE BOYER Miami Universityg Ohio State Universityg and Ohio Northern Universityg B.A.3 M.A. Math and Science Helping someone else is the secret of happiness. FRANCES SHAFFER W.V.A. Wesleyang Rochester Universityg Ohio State Universityg North Westerng A.B.: M.A English and Physical Education Nothing is there to come, and nothing past, But an eternal now does always last DON MARTINDALE Ohio Northern Universityg B.S. in Educationg Biology and Football He profits most who serves best. 5 For all your days prepare And meet them each alike When you are the anvil, bear When you are the hammer, strike Edwin Markham ,f A F YOU SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE John 8 32 RELIGION AND EDUCATION AR THE SAFEGUARD OF T E NATION I I WO-' 7 LM-.M.,v, I Q.-Q .wwf BILL MCCAIN Bill gets around when there's work to be done He works real hard but still has fun Honor Banquet 35 Secretary 2,4 Librarian 3,-4: Chorus l,2,45 Journal News Staff l,2,3,45 Commencement Committee 3,4 NANCY LEE MONFORT In basketball she finds her fun In band she likes to beat the drums. Class Play 35 GAA l,Z,3,45 Concert and 'Marching Band l,2,3,45 Echoes Staff 45 FBLA 35 FHA 15 Student Coun- cil 45 Class Play Committee 4 BETTY COIL Betty's a gal with a lot of dates But with one guy she really rates. FBLA l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Honor Banquet 35 GAA 1,25 Commencement Committee 45 Stage Manager 35 FTA 45 FBLA Treasurer 35 FBLA President4 enior ROBERT EUGENE FISSEL As president of the Senior Class You'll see him smile when he goes past. Class President 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Concert and Marching Band 45 Varsity S l,2,3,45 Play Committee 45 Latin Club 3,45 Manager 15 Football l GLEN D. PERRY A Ford is what he really likes Science and band are his next delights Vice-President 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Commencement Committee 45 Concert and Marching Band l,2,3,45 Waiter 25 Honor Banquet 35 Ring Committee 25 Echoes Staff 4 RICHARD S. HILE In all lines of sports he's never blind And in football he toes the line. Student Council 45 FBLA l,Z,3,4 Varsity S. 3,45 ball 1 1 Football l,2,3,45 Jr. High Basket'- LYNN BELL Not too tall and not too short Football is his favorite sport. Football l,3,43 Varsity S 3,43 Track 35 Base ball Manager 1 FRANCIS DELORIS SCHERER Hair of brown and clothes so neat To Know this gal is quite a treat. Class Play 35 Librarian, 3,4: FBLA 1,2,3,4g Echoes Staff 45 Journal News 3,45 GAA 1,2 ROBERT W. CORE Bob He finds his joy in FFA Around the farm he spends his day. Honor Banquet 3,43 Class Play 39 FFA 1,2,3,4g State Judging Team l,2,3,43 Parliamentary Procedure l,2,3,49 Chorus 1,23 Prince of Peace 4 Film Operator 2,3,45 Echoes Staff l l ROMAINE KAY MACE Eyes of blue, hair of brown She's one of the nicest girls in town. Band 1,2,3,4: GAA 1,Z,3,43 Echoes Staff 4, Prince of Peace 45 Class Of- ficer Zg Office Assistant 43 Chorus l,Z,35 Waitress Zg Latin Club 3,49 May Day Attendant 35 FTA 3,4 RICHARD WAPPLEHORST Richard is short but oh so nice X In football he made them really think twice. Football 1,2,3,4g Varsity S 1,3,4g Baseball 1,3,45 Journal News l,2,3,43 FBLA l,2,3,4 LARRY JAMES BECKER Larry Belongs tc FFA. In band and football he does play. FFA 1,2,3,43 ' Football 1,2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4g Varsity S 3,43 State Judging Team 3,45 Echoes Staff 49 Par- liarnentary Procedure 2,3,4 AUDREY MARIE GINTER Audrey is a girl that is really r1ice. To get her mad you'd better think twice. FBLA l,Z,3,4g Journal News Staff 45 Usher 3 JIM DEGEN Industrial Arts is his pride and joy He seems to be a real nice boy. Ring Committee 2.5 Commencement Committee 43 Waiter 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 3,43 Reserve Basketball 1,23 Jr. High Basketball lg Baseball l,Z,3,4g Captain 33 Football 15 Intramurals lg Student Council 3g Varsity SA2,3,49 PTA Carnival Attendant 1. RONNIE ROEDER. Around school he's the class clown In football he 'll never let DARRELL you down. CAREY Reception Although he is Committee 35 very shy Waiter 29 Var- To be a fine gentleman he will try. Intramurals l sity Basketball 3,45 Reserve Basketball lg Baseball 2.,3,4g Football 1,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Varsity S 2,3,4g PTA Carnival At- tendant 3 3 Latin Club 3,4 MADELIN WAGGONER Although GAA and Girls State are in her time We find horse back riding is her favor- ite pastime. Chorus l,2,4g'Ring Committee 2g Commencement Committee 45 Waitress 25 Honor Banquet 35 FHA lg GAA l,Z,3,4, PTA Carnival Attendant 2,35 Latin Club 3,4 GARY POLLOCK Gary plays in the school band He's always willing to lend a hand. Concert Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g State Judging Team 3,45 FFA 2,3,43 Journal News Staff 13 FBLA 1 JANICE BURNFIELD Janice is a gal with quite a smile Wherever she goes, she makes life worth while. Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Echoes Staff 15 FHA 1,25 FBLA 3,45 FHA Reporter 25 Annual Staff 4, Betty Crocker Test 4 CARRY L. STONEHILL Football, FFA, and band In all he really takes a stand Concert Band l,2,35 Marching Band 1,2535 Chorus 45 Class Play 35 Honor Banquet 35 Prince of Peace 45 State Judging Team 2,35 Varsity Basketball 45 Reserve Basketball 2,35 Jr. High Basketball lg Baseball 2,3,45 Football 1,45 Echoes Staff 45 Parliamentary Procedure 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Varsity S 2,3,4 NORMAN W. MULLENHOUR Norman is the quiet type He doesra't have a. single gripe. JIM KLAUS A farmer to be I'l1 bet he'll make it, just wait and see. State Judging Team 253,45 Football 3,45 Parliamentary Procedure 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,Z,3,4 JUDY JANELL REEDER JUDE Judy is tall with long blond hair X In GAA and band she plays so fair. ' Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 GAA 1,Z,3,45 May Day Attendant 35 Homecoming Attendant 25 Honor Society 25 FHA 1,25 DAR Test4 Office Assistant Z5 Latin Club 3,45 Reception Committee 35 Ring Commit- tee 25 Commencement Committee 45 Junior Class Play 35 Student Council 35 Betty Crocker Test 45 Girls Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 1,2,3,4 LARRY EUGENE BOYER Larry is short but pert In FFA he's always alert, FFA 1,2,3,45 Usher 3 BETTY LENORE BAKER Cheerleader, queen, and all around girl She really keeps things in a whirl. Homecoming Queen 43 Junior Home- coming Attendant 35 Cheerleader 3,45 GAA 3,43 Echoes Staff 43 Prince of Peace 45 Jr. Y-Teens l,2g Bookkeeping Scholarship Test 29 Journal News 4 LLOYD YOUNG 88 I-Ie's wide awake as you can see But sound asleep he'd rather be. Band l,2.,3,43 FFA Z,3,4g Varsity S Z,3,4g Track 33 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Chorus 45 Commencement Committee 4g Reserve Basketball 35 Manager 23 Parliamentary Procedure 2 1 HELEN RONNIE L. PATRICIA HIPSHER GASKI?-lL Friendly, Helen 15 pleasant, dark friendly, sweet and tall, and gay He's been a And has lots of friends along helpe r to us all. the way. Baseball 43 FBLA l,2,3g Manager l Usher 3 Intramurals 4g varsity s 3,4 HELEN K. MCDONOUGH Hair of brown and eyes of blue She'll alwaysihave a smile for you. FBLA l,2,3,4g Echoes 4, GAA l,Zg Usher 35 Journal News Staff 45 FBLA Officer 4 GARRY D. SCHWARTZ Garry plays in band and is in FFA He takes pride in his projects everyday. FFA 1,2,3,4g State Judging Team 2,3,4 Parliamentary Procedure 2,3,4g Track 3,45 Band 1,Z,3,4 RAEDONNA KAY MILLER Donna's real nice with hair of brown In a. Ford she's seen around the town Band 1,25 Chorus lg Echoes Staff 3,43 FHA 1,2g FBLA 1,2,3,4 KENNETH L. BICKHAM 'LARRY' A Chevie he drives around town In football and band he can be found. Band l,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Class Of- ticer, President 35 Honor Banquet 3,43 Football 45 Varsity S 4g Latin Club 3,45 Echoe s Staff 4 DALE POINT He did just fine in the Junior Class Play He's always laughing and MERLIN E. ADAMS Oh so shy, with hair of brown With a smile he can be found. always gay. Class Play 3 i BETTY JEAN DAWSON With hair of black and eyes of brown A nicer girl cannot be found. Echoes Staff 45 FBLA 3,45 Usher 35 FTA 4g Journal News 43 Betty Crocker Test 43 Scholarship Test 4 MERLE ALDEN WHETSTONE As FFA President Merle is grand His Aim? To settle down and farm the land. Band 1,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,43 Class Of- ficer Vice President lg President 23 Secy-Treas. 35 Honor Banquet 3,43 State Judging Team l,2,3,4: Parlia- mentary Procedure 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3g Chorus 1,Z,3,4 Class Memo- rial 3g Intra- murals 15 Student Coun- cil l SUZANNE GOSSARD Short and dark is this gal She seems to be everyones pal. Concert Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus l,3,49 Reception Com- mittee 35 Commencement Committee 33 Waitress 2, Echoes Staff 43 Intra- murals l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4g Office Assistants 33 Latin Club 3,45 Girls Ensemble l,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 3,4 TIM MILLER Curly hair, eyes of brown. In football he goes to town. Waiter 25 Fr. High Basketball lg Foot- ball l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,39 Student Council 25 Varsity S 3,4g Track l,2,3 CHARLES SHAFFER Chuck's a fellow who ap- pears to be quiet But when you are aroundhim he can start a riot. Football Man- ager 4 LARRY HARRUFF Football, bas- ketball, base- ball and track As you can see, ne sure has that knack. Varsity Bas- ketball 3,49 Reserve Bas- ketball 1,25 Fr. High Bas- ketball lg Baseball 1,49 Manager 23 Football lg Varsity S 2,3,49 Track 2 MARY FRANCES SHANKS Around town she drives a Ford When you're with her, vou're never bored. Prince of Peace 4, FHA 1,45 GAA lg FBLA 2,35 Intramurals 1 ROBERT KLAUS Brothers and sisters, he has many. Faults and errors, he hasn't any. Intramural.: 1,25 FFA l,2,3,4g Track l,4, Parliar ientary Procedure 1,2 ESTHER M. WEIN A clarinet she Plays in band In GAA she helps so grand. Concert Band l,2.,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 GAA l,2.,3,45 FBLA l,2,35 Journal News Staff 15 Echoes Staff 4 RICHARD PATRICK DICK Dick's a fellow who is always gay He's sure to go a long, long way. Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,35 Chorus 45 Waiter 25 State Jud- ging Team 2,3,45 Jr. High Basketball 15 Baseball Z,3,45 Football 45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Parliamentary Pro- cedure 2,3,45 FFA l,Z,3,45 Varsity S Z,3,45 FFA Officer 4 MARION W. ROBERT W. BARBER BURNETT In class he's From Shawnee he did come He seems to be everyone's chum. Football 1,25 Track 2 JUDITH ARLENE PLIKERD Small and dark and oh so sweet As homecoming attendant she was so neat. Class Play 35 Prince of Peace 45 Usher 35 Journal News Staff 25 Echoes Staff 45 FHA 15 GAA 15 FBLA 2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Homecoming At- tendant 45 Play Committee 43 Hall Monitor 45 FBLA Officer 2,45 FTA 4 ROBERT LEE HARTER Bob is tall and oh so dark He's lots of fun and very smart. Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,Z,3,45 Chorus 1,2,4: Varsity Basket- ball 35 Latin Club 15 Waiter Z really on the ball. His faults are few if any at all. Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Var- sity Basket- ball 4 il X 1 GERTRUDE BOWEN In band and piano Gert did shine. A fine music teacher she'll be intime. Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Reception Committee 35 Ring Committee Z5 Commencement Committee 45 Wait ress 25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Honor B tramurals 1,2 3 45 Student Council l FHA 1,25 GAA l,2,3,45 PTA Carnival Attendant 15 Latin Club 3,45 FTA 3,4g Betty Crocker Test 45 Accompanist l,2,3.45 Class Play Committee 3,4 quet 35 Journal News Staff 1,2535 I I I DON SMART Don is short and rather dark. In life he's sure to make his mark Football 15 Intramurals 15 FBLA 1,2,3,4 JAMES E. SHARON WAT T SNYDER A saxophone he Sharon is small with hair so dark. In California she had a lark. Journal News Staff 45 Echoes Staff 45 GAA 1,3,45 FBLA 2,3 'Tk plays in the band. And always willing to lend a hand. Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Or- chestra l,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Echoes Staff 4 PHYLLIS MARIE NEVERGALL In typing and shorthand she does fly. She rates real high with a certain guy. Concert Band l,2,3,4: Marching Band l,2,3,45 Waitress 25 Librarian 25 Class Prophecy 4: Journal News Staff 1,2,3,45 Echoes Staff 45 Student Coun- cil 25 GAA l,2,3,45 FBLA 1,Z,35 O1- fice Assistants 3 ROGER L. BRENNEMAN Roger drives a 5O ford. In FFA he can't be bored. Chorus l,2,3,45 State Judging Team 1,25 Jr. High Basketball lg Parlia- mentary Procedure 1,2 LINDA KAY GRAESSLE IILYNNII A year round cheerleader she has been You'll never see her with- out a grin. Waitress Z3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g FBLA 1,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 1, Chorus l,3,4 CLASS MOTTO Not finished: Just begun Qs' X 5 4,1 . I 11,1 25 ,, . .. s qw ,- 5 112 .. ,, E CARE LL VAY LE Carell's a girl who is really sweet Always laughing and very neat. FBLA 3,45 FTA 45 Usher 3g Journal News Staff 49 FHA 1,2 .JY f Q, 1 .' ,F 1:. if X f Y 9.149 1 ,. ,.. .. ., W: 1, ,1 1 15 1 1 ,1 , 5 15 f J' 4 5 11 75 121' 1 1 . ,F '1 , ,v .1 1 5 . . , 3. ,L S A I X- 1 .F w ' 1 . .C 1, S -1 1 4 1 , , ' , P X R '5 ' ,11. 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Case Farm Machinery Complete Radiator Service-Welding 'l27 South Jefferson Street RENZ'S BAKERY Delphos Ohio North Main Street Lima Ohio l -Renz's Variety Breads- Compliments On sale at your grocery uf Gold Bell Bread SL MARWS The quality is guaranteed- WOLLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY St. Mary's Ohio Largest-Newest-Most Beautiful AND SWONGER'S FURNITURE CITY For men and boyg 5 Miles East of St. Mary's on Adams Haig U-5- Route 33 Wolverine Work Shoes Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-Closed Sundays Where Qualify Tells Mouhon Ohio Spencerville Ohio Compliments PANGLES MASTER MARKETS of Five convenient locations JAMES H. SPYKER, DIC. Lima - Cridersville - Delphos 50,000 Customers Weekly Can't Be Wrong The Home of Spencerville Ohio Queen Bee Stamps THE WATCH HOSPITAL SPENCERVILLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL l Watch-Clock, We Repair All Blgge qnd Giniofis Work Guaranteed One Year Phone CA 6-3918 ll8 South Elizabeth Street Lima Ohio Veterinarians Spencerville Ohio JUNIOR CLASS At the beginning of the year several new stu- dents were welcomed into the class, which was well represented in such school organizations as the band, choruses, Latin Club, newspaper staff, sports and cheerleaders. The class president, Jim Krendl, rep- resented Allen County in the final Ohio History essay examination at Ohio University. The Junior Play was a presentation of the de- lightful comedy, Books and Crooks. This play prepared the way for the Junior-Senior Prom, a memorable experience always looked forward to by the student body. The juniors would like to express their appre- ciation to their sponsors, Miss Fritz and Mr. Rolfes, who helped guide the class through a very wonder- ful and prosperous year. ROW l QLeft to Righty C. Sandkuhl, L. Miller, M. Schwartz, J. Strayer, P. Mc- Kinley, B. Maxwell, R. Jones, S. Trippy, R. Lytle. ROW 2: S. Stemen, H. Fisher, J. Wright, D. Keller, M. Seiple, F. Degen, R. Gaberdiel, R. Snyder, L. Meeker. ROW 3: R. Trus- dale, N. Witherow. ROW 42 G. Vayle, J. Miller. ROW 53 E. Ball, B. Brenne- man. ROW 62 W. Baldwin, R. Jacks. ROW 7: J. Krendl, E. Allen. ROW 8: J. Him, J. Gales, L. White, S. Kurtz, R. Lawrence. ROW 9: C. Bowersock, J. Lawrence, P. Becker, J. Mericle. ROW 10: M. Kill, J. Williamson, E. Nichols, J. Wilson. ROW ll: P. Pat- rick, M. Vul amott, L. Binkley, C. Nichols, C. Echwartz, T. Kill. ROW 12: K. Burnfield, R. Lee, L. Hoch, J. Sy- hrit l. Sonnanstine, D. Rasberry. howl 13: E.'Miller, s. Sawmiller, A. Fisher, S. Turner. M. Fisher, J. A L. Reynolds, S Adams, A. Do Row 1. fLeft rf d Q. 1 G. Whetstone. Winans, D. Boni. E. Jones.ROW 8 K. Snyder, J. Gi D. Vayle. ROW N. Sensabaugh, ' K. Adams, P. K1 Bowersock, ROW Dicus, R. Thom, , the class c1nnat1 .rls had two d I . . lass spon- FRESHMEN The highlight of the freshman year was the class trip to Columbus in the fall. During the trip the class visited the Coltunbus Zoo, Airport, the State Capitol, and the museum at Ohio State University. The members of the group wish to express appreciation and thanks to our sponsors Mr. Collins and Mr. McDorman for their guidance during the year. ROW 1: C. Shobe, L. McMichael, B. Louth, T. Zimmerman, P. Griffin, R. Stemen, C. Seiber, F. Nicholas, C. Coffman. ROW 2: O. Macklin, R. Roder, B. Clement, R. Young, R. Hirn, B. Wilson, D. Auer, R. Burnfield, K. Krendl. ROW 32 L. Schwartz, B. Point, E. Bowersock, P. Lee, J. O'Daffer, T. Price, J. Redick, L. Blockberger, S. Fissel. ROW 4: R. Bowsher, S. Kurtz, D. Mooreman. ROW 5: D. I-Ioltzhauer, E. Louth, K. Mooreman. ROW 6: A. Maxwell, F. Hile, J. Miller. ROW 7: C. Decker, J. Heil, D. Wapplehorst T. Snyder, S. Dunningan, S. Mason, J. Hixson, R. Miller, C. Macklin. ROW 8: D. Nevergall, K. Carey, J. Failor, H. Miller, L. Sandkuhl, R. Becker, B. Fast, R. Pollock, B. Shaner. ROW 9: L. Millenhour, B. Koenig, W. Putman, B. Shaner, L. Mueller, V. Fisher, R. Hendricks, L. Snyder, R. Bell. ROW 10: B. Louth, S. Poff, G. Auer. ROW 11: K. Dershem, N. Caudill, B. Ringwald. ROW 12: S. Bowsher, J. Wilson, K. White. 20 ROW 1 fLeft to Rightj L. Kill, S. Bowen, R. Reynolds, J. Hance, D. Grace, K. Grear, D. McC1urg, D. Schnella, S. McDonough. ROW 2: J. Schwartz, B. Shocknesse, B. Binkley, J. Knapp, L. Adams, E. Syphrit, E. Maxwell, P. Paglow, S. Auer. ROW 3: J. Schaffer, P. McMichael, K. McBride, L. Mulholland, C. Fisher, R. Jones, S. Volheim, R. McBride, L. Klause. ROW 4: B. Baines, D. Burnett, H. Carr, B. Hipshire, D. Wells, L. Brown, R. Bur- nett, R. Rank, B. West. ROW 51 J. Zerkle, J. Wright, E. Adams, L. Mohler, B. Miller, J. Harbert, L. Seibert, E. Sensabaugh, W. Keller. ROW 6: D. Lauth, M. Allen, M. Grassley, M. Deniston, D. Holten, L. Schwartz, B. Myers, K. Miller, E. Graham. ROW 71 C. Kurtz, C. Crider, K. Howell, E. Swickrath, M. Poff, R. Laughlin, D. Lawrence, R. McBride, M. Williamson. ROW 8: J. Anderson, D. Graham, J. Scherer, N. Steiger, S. Hahn, D. Nei- meyer, C. Klausing, J. Hahn, S. Davies. ROW 9: K. McKinley, R. Harruff, S. Pohlman, J. Brown, J. Watt, D. Heaton, R. Varno. EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade consisting of thirty-five girls and thirty-two boys enjoyed several in- teresting excursions. During the early part of December, while studying sewage disposal and water filtration in science, the class visited the Spencerville Sewage Disposal Plant and the Water Works. The County Jail, the WIMA Television Station, and the Lima News were visited on the class trip to Lima. The eighth grade is very grateful to Mr. Boyer, Mrs. Clark, and Miss Strahl for their guidance throughout this year. 21 ROW 1 fLeft to Rightj B. Monfort, P. Bowersock, E. Baker, D. Clark, L. Thomas, L. Spence, J. Coffman, D. Spence, G. Giniotis. ROW 2: G. Coil, K. Kilgore, M. Coil, J. Wolford, R. Bell, M. Clark, R. Doernberg, J. Frysinger, R. McC1urg. ROW 3: J .Morris, N. Heidelbaugh, E. Mace, D. Harruff, P. Coburn, B. Adair, J. Co- burn, R. Bell, J. Miller. ROW 4: J. Wilson, J. Snyder, S. Boyer, C. Mason, D. Harruff, S. Gaskill, D. Harruff, S. Bruttner, K. Eutsler. ROW 5: S. Becker, J. Swickrath, K. Lenhart, L. Foster, S.. Shobe, J . Croft, L. Kill, T. Stout, M. DeVilbiss. ROW 6: D. Croft, S. Nichols, M. Savidge, K. Garwood, L. Reed, S. Purdy, L. Conners, J. Holten, J . Steinbuck. ROW 7: C. Egts, E. Lauth, B. Whitling, R. Brotherwood, C. Rasberry, R. Grigsby, L. Keller, J. Sawmiller, R. Rockhold. ROW 8: L. Sandkuhl, P. Neimeyer. SEVENTH GRADE On the first day of school fifty-three frustrated seventh grade students entered Jumor High. The class was well represented in the fields of Junior Band, Jumor I-hgh Chorus, Sports --basketball and football. There were three students in Senior Band Through the help of our sponsors Mrs. Smith and Mr. Martindale, the class found this year to be very enjoyable and would like to thank the teachers for their patience and guidance. 22 I I , ' .aw- 1 v.. '- -lj, f 7 11 ,, I Ar. ALICE SAWMILLER Bluffton Col- legeg Ohio Northern Uni- versityg B.S. in Education. First Grade The man who tries to do some- thing and fails is infinitely better than the one who does nothing and succeeds. 5 . . . JANE POST Bowling Green State Universityg Master of Science in Education Third Grade I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided and that is the lamp of experience. Patrick Henry WANDA M. HUBLEY Miami Universityg First Grade Courage, brother! Do not sturnble, Though thy path be dark as nightg There's a star to guide the hurnble, 'Trust in God and do the right! ELEMENTARY FACULTY .,. xx , , , - RUTH MORRIS Bowling Green State Universityg Ohio Northern Universityg Degree in Elementary Education. Second Grade Whatsoever things are true, what- soever things are honest, whatso- ever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report. . .think on these things. Philippians: 4-8 ELAINE LUGIBILL Bowling Green State University Cadet Certificate. Second Grade The thing that goes the farthest Toward making life worthwhile, That costs the least and does the most, Is just a pleasant smile. Z3 MILDRED LEIS Bowling Green State University Diploma in Edu- cation. First Grade Seldom can't, Seldom don't Never shan't, Never won't. Christine Rossetti KATHERINE B. FISHER Huntington Col- legeg Bowling Green State Uni- versityg Ohio Northern. Fourth Grade Tis education, forms the com- mon rnind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Pope DONNA KORTAKRAX Hays Kansas State Collegeg Ander- son Collegeg B.S. in Elem. Educ. Third Grade When you have read the Bible, you will know that it is the word of God because you will find it is the key to your heart, happiness and duty. Woodrow Wilson EDITH BOROFF Bowling Green State Universityg B.S. in Education. Fourth Grade Make a success of today, and you need not worry about tomorrow. 'ZA if HELEN WISHER Ohio Northern Universityg B.S. in Education. Fifth Grade Our deeds still travel with us from afar, And what we have been makes us what we are. George Eliot IVA GRASSLEY Defiance Collegeg Ohio Northern Universityg B.S. Sixth Grade It's not what you get, but what you give, It's not what you make, but how you live, It's not the years that you spend on earth, But kindly deeds that prove your worth. 477 f M77 - ,ufm '1 K--ww ef i 3, B e..- Mrs. INAS. MACE Bowling Green Universityg Ohio Northern. Fifth Grade The royal road to success would have more trav- elers if so many weren't lost trying to find short cuts. H. C. Calvin ,-B. JOAN FOUGHT Ohio Northern Universityg Ca- det Course Fifth and Second The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. . . MARIAN MASON Indiana Universityg Earlham Col- legeg Ohio Northern Universityg A.B. Grade Sixth The Courage we desire and prize is not the Courage to die decently, but to live manfully--Carlyle. JUANITA L. PEARSON. Oberlin Conservatory of Musicg B.M. and B.M.E. Elementary Music, Jr. High Mixed Chorus and High School Girls' Chorus. O Life and Love! O happy throng of thought, whose only speech is song! H. W. Longfellow SALLY Y. KIGGINS Ohio Northern Universityg Cadet Certificate. Third and Fourth Grade The only way to have a friend is to be one. VIRGINIA F. KENNEDY Marshall Collegeg Bowling Green State Universityg Diploma in Ele- mentary Education. First and Second Grades Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goalg Dust thou art, to dust returneth, Was not spoken of the soul. Longfellow. - f vw.. IDABELL RINEHART Bowling Green State Universityg College of Wil- liam and Maryg Diploma in Ele- mentary Educa- tion. Grades Fifth and Sixth Before you crit- icize anyone, walk many moons in his moccasins. lf- ' , Q31 V , ., ,X WMM' W V nv X 4 5 T 1 1 fvriii nf A wh. I V541 , nv -.3 asm. ... vit.. PM w a5 f P , 'L' ,. K .W W . W if 'z ffifg iT :T42 ' lf' mi: 55 2725: Q N H-.cm N 1'L:ggSSg,, K .MM Tar:-2: I 17 Sufi - 'QQE5 ff' '-T-'aw' x ' Ein?-M :QELLEQ gf- rw-wg: 1.2.4. M .. rw' v... ,, Mm, ll.. ., .K A X91'i'I.: X 'MEDIA V- '1'?f-'TTA JCTJZT W.-4. 3532 -,..:1 5- 515.23 Jv1'1'Il'x TQTALFZ' Gigli? V ,.A ,QW ,. 3-'iw A Arms WMM 9 X , .fy 5 gf fave? S ROW 1 fLeft to Righty J. Williamson, E. Miller, P. Mullenhour, B. Risher, A. Miller, G. Savidge, C. Miller, M. Ball, D. Hotz. ROW 2: J. Cha.mp, C. Hawk, S. Smith, C. Bell, J. Roap, J. Regedanz, M. Bice, B. Laughlin, D. Shaffer. ROW 3: B. Brooks, B. George, D. Miller, G. Dunnigan, J. Boedecker, B. !Connors, V. Klausing, D. Bowers, S. Wolfe. ROW 4: L. Hubble, L. Smith, J. Derbyshire, D. Hilty, B. Becker, P. Clement, L. Bowshex, K. Daniels, B. Barnett. ROW 5: L. Lauth, P. Sensabaugh, B. Rank, D. Zirkle, C. Bowersock, E. Ringwald, L. Adams, E. Croft, L. Miller. ROW 6: B. Va.rno, B. Deniston, D. Bauer, T. Sawmiller, D. Lee, R. Nolan, L. Kill, L. Sites, G. Fryer. ROW 7: C. Doty, R. Seibert, D. Lee, M. Binkley, D. Shaner, D. Schnelle, K. Kill, N. Fisher, C. Crider. ROW 8: E. Clement, J. Howell, D. Vanliman, S. Mulholland, D. Dillon, P. Post, J. McMichael, B. Mack, O. Hile. ROW 9: L. Vulgamott, D. Mills, J. Stout,P.Porter, J. Williamson, K. Moorman, V. Mulholland, D. Place, D. Koenig. ROW 10: K. Klaus, R. Syphrit, M. Young, S. McBride, J. Whittenburg, C. Anderson, J. Bowersock, S. Nolan, J. Bowers. SIXTH GRADE 27 ROW 1: K. Allen, N. Jones, B. Kennedy, M. Shepler, D. Goetz, T. Adair, H. Davenport, S. Sensabaugh, J. Baker. ROW 2: C. White, R. Niemeyer, M. Lauer, M. Ginter, L. Morrison, D. Donivan, T. Fast, P. Knapp, S. Brown. ROW 3: B. McMichael, B. Bowersock. R. Dicus, S. Mark, R. Stinebuck, J. Moorman, D. Donnal, P. Nolan, G. Spicer. ROW 4: C. Wiswasser, V. Harruff, J. Brenneman, T. Syphrit, N. Mauri, M. Decker, J. Seibert, R. Schwartz, L. Kilgore. ROW 5: T. Fair, O. Nichols, S. Hixon, D. Fisher, R. Waltz J. Eisert, E. Foster, L. Miller, V. Hipsher. ROW 6: P. Clark, M. McClurg, R. Schrolucke, M. Lenhart, . Overholt, N. Koenig, R. Simindinger, P. Weaver, T. Burnett. ROW 7: P. Downard, R. Hubley, K. Point, G J. Vulgomott, L. Keller, P. Liette, J. Owens, A. Miller, B. Hipsher. ROW 8: R. Armitage, S. Maurer, E . Miller, S. Conners, J. Johnson, S. Adams, M. Jones, M. Sawmiller, B. Shaw. ROW 9: S. Potts, R. Wier- wille, J. Stafford, L. Louth, C. Klaus, S. Spicer, P. Stout, C. Keller, J. Eutsler. ROW 10: J. Laughlin, D. Post, D. Clark, G. Myers, R. Auer, L.. Spence, G. Bowers, D. Parsons, R. Thompson. ROW 11: F. Fisher, , M. Krick, J. Bowersock, B. Brown, B. Zuber, D. Shaffer, G. Rasberry, D. Wurster, R. Siebert. ROW 12: R. Thompson, F. Daniels, L. Boroff, R. Warnecke, R. Drmnigan, D. Sonnenstine. FIFTH GRADE fLeft to Righty, ROW 1: R. Michael, L. Bell, B. Cobum, N. Shaffer, G. Adams, B. Medaugh, T. Fox, M. Schosker, R. Lee. ROW 2: E. McDonough, D. Patterson, M. Harruff, D. Post, L. Horvath, J. Him, L. Monfort, A. Jacks, B. Conner. ROW 3: T. Shobe, P. Sawmiller, R. O'Daffer, J. Devault, C. McDonough, S. Auer, D. Klausing, K. Fox, J. McCain. ROW 4: C. Metzger, W. Boedecker, K. Maurer, C. Wilson, M. Young, S. DeVilbiss, P. Slaughter, W. Vamo, J. Downard. ROW 5: L. Niemeyer, S. McClurg, D. Sunder land, S. Davenport, R. Miller, P. Brooks, S. Brown, B. Brooks, G. Thompson. ROW 6: D. Wilkins, G.Burden, M. Louth, D. Lee, A. Rank, M. Crider, T. Grace, K. Savidge, S. Boyer. ROW 7: F. Metzger, D. Bowsher, M. Casebier, N. Ball, R. Stevenson, B. McKinley, G. Gossett, B. Kill, D. Hilty. ROW 8: A. Grassley, L. Temenoff, K. Krone, R. Thompson, J. Howell, E. Monfort, T. Day, T. Giniotis, J. Lammers. ROW 9: D. Boyer, W. Agness, C. Krendle, M. Myers, C. Thornton, D. Fissel, L. Rempfer, M. Harbert, P. Coburn. Camera Shy: M. Diebert, F. Diebert, R. Davis, T. Henderson. FOURTH GRADE 29s ROW 1 fLeft to Righty D. Mulholland, S. Sensabaugh, T. Whitling, R. Parsons, B. Thomas, D. Grear, I. Shaffer, C. Simindinger, N. Caudill. ROW 2: A. Baker, G. Binkley, R. Spence, P. Klaus, B. Schaffer, M. Him, C. Bowersock, D. Coffman, B. Allen. ROW 3: R. Robinson, R. Mack, J. Kill, S. Wilson, L. Brennaman, L. West,'J. Whittenburg, R. Fisher, D. Miller. ROW 4: P. Oehlhap, VJ. Boyer, M. West, J. Wright, T. Thompson, P. Doseck, J. Jones, D. Porter, D.YShaw. ROW 5: C. Miller, M. Coburn, B. Nungester, D. Roberts, D. Brooks, V. Frysinger, W. Warnecke, K. Morris, D. Stout. ROW 6: M.Gaskill, D. Miller, J. Owens, D. Brown, K. Stafford, R. Walker, A. White, L. Miller, L. Miller. ROW 7: T. Lammers, P. Fox, C. Layman, J. Koenig, K. Leitte, J. Sawmiller, C. Day, M. Briggs, S. McKinley. ROW 8: J. Eutsler, S. Wilson, C. Custer, K. Comer, D. Binkley, S. Smith, C. Dillon, L. Downing, R. Bowers. ROW 9: C. Hoch, T. Roberts, M. Lichty, T. Bowsher, P. Fisher, D. Stevenson, L. Barnett, D. Cou, B. Stevens. ROW 10: P. Miller, K. Bell. THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE ROW 1 fLeft to Righty H. Pohlman, R. Him, W. Stevenson, N. Seibert, M. Krone, P. Parsons, R. Hasson, P. Hotz, G. Gaberdiel. ROW 2: N. Boyer, L. Miller, P. Fast, T. Sav- idge, L. Grigsby, J. Owen, M. Watson, T. Gaberdiel, M. Howell. ROW 3: D. Miller, K. Krendl, D. McDermitt, N. Mullenhour, D. Whitling, L. Mulholland, J. Niemeyer, W. Fowler, S. McMichael. ROW 4: T. Redick, M. Mitchell, L. Lee, D. Hipsher, J. Tullis, D. Buettner, T. Smith, S. Owens, J. Miller. ROW 5: K. Grysinger, T. Becker, R. Sunder- land, R. Wierwille, S. Derbyshire, F. Tuttle, M. Davis, J. Myers, N. Sawmiller. ROW 6: D. Point, T. Bassett, K. Bowersock, N. Fisher, C. Bowers, R. O'Daffer, M. Truesdale, D. West, L. Heidlebaugh. ROW 7: L. Smith, B. Allen, S. Lauth, P. Steiger, S. Varno, J. Bowsher, T. Evans, T. Reed, J. Shaner. ROW 8: H. Kilgore, K. Herfurth, P. McCune, . Smith, N. Whetstone, R. Henderson, G. Shaw, J. Schrolucke, W. Liette, J. Schrolucke K. Dawson. ROW 10: S. Van Eman, R. Shook, E. Goetz, M. Hawk, L. Rasberry, J. Kill, D. I-Iile, C. Daniels, D. Mills. ROW ll: J. Vining, B. Volheim, L. Krouse, K. Johnson, T. Rieman, S. Schosker, D. Mohler, P. Patrick, K. Anderson. ROW 12: C. Wilson, W. Lammers. CAMERA SHY: J. Diebert, Larry Roberts. U P' vi rf 0 E U vm P' VI Ct' 59. 5' .P 9 Cl 2 va fb S+' 9 5 C- fb .H P V3 D 5. I2-' 5-'A F' E N I' W 2 E? F B m ' S .I 4 1 l ROW 1 QLeft to Right, R Shaffer, K' Shaffer, C Harbert, J Adams, T McMichael, N Sunderland, J. Page, J. Weaver, R. Boyer. ROW 2: M. Daniels, R. Shaner, M. Custer, C. Doty, J. Niemeyer, D. Whitling, S. Bolinger, M. Fought, J. Lauer. ROW 3: T. Wolfe, D. Hager, G. Fought, D. Coffman, T. Coil, K. Bolinger, A. Harruff, R. Kill, D. Howell. ROW 4: N. Brown, A. Briggs, L. DeVilbiss, R. Rahrig, N. Stevenson, M. Conners, B. Sei- bert, M. Steiger, D. Miller. ROW 5: J. Kill, D. Redick, L. Metzger, S. Blymyer, E. Ro- berts, S. Doernberg, R. Rider, P. Arthur, J. Rohrbach. ROW 6: C. Garwood, E. Comer, A. Kirkhoff, G. Metzger, A. Burnett, J. Lybarger, M. Doseck, G. Kleman, V. Greber. ROW 7: D. Truesdale, V. Monfort, D. Reed, R. Shaffer, K. Holtzapple, D. Kill, P. Sawmiller, P. Carey, J. Fisher. ROW 8: V. Rockhold, C. Morgan, T. Moorman, H. Klausing, D.P1ace D. Fowler, J. Grigslqy, C. Sawmiller, D. Holtzhauer. ROW 9: A. Fisher, J. Caudill, D. Simindinger, J. Warneke, A. Baer, J. Ginter, K. Tullis, B. Purdy, B. Eutsler. ROW 10: R. Grigsby, D. Cassell, J. Monfort, J. Shaffer, D. Smith, P. Point, W. Boughan, J. Patter- son, R. Varno. ROW 11: E. Myers. 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Staples. ROW 5: G. Zeigler, J. Sawmiller, J. Schrolucke, J. Overholt, L. Smith, P. McKinley, A. Ball, S. Briggs, M. Laughlin. ROW 6: D. Morrison, R. Downard, L. Carter, T. Detrick, N. Hann, T. Foster, P. Griffin, T. Spicer, B. Holtzhauer. ROW 7: S. Sunderland, J. Morgan, C. Leis, P. Jones, S. Miller, D. Derbyshire, D. Moeller, T. Moeller, P. Krone. ROW 8: P. Grear, D. Mulho11and,B. Cormor, D. Ruck, T. Myers, R. Seibert, I-I. Herfurth. Camera Shy: M. Michael KINDERGARTEN Mrs. EDNA BRANSTETTER Ohio Northern University Kindergarten Laugh a little--love a littler As you go your way Work a little--play a little Do this every day! Cristel Hastings 33 I 1 - W, . . .337 3 2 . . i z sigz .. ee-. ,iw fi w - .. ::: - fan? 7: 3 ..e..g,' 9, wsawgrisizavvfe fm a H W .2 .. qv. ,. H P M- U , S U X 1 rl Q . , V i .F gi Q fi 3, 'ff H ff .SW '2 2 H: 711151 fi- IS li mwy, . ., z4e.,g,f?ir Y 1: 531354155241 lffariw --.4 .-.a.,,...15'.. 'u Z , a Y, f--W W. i.. R. ,,.w..Hf.,, ef rf X Y Y he W Q 1. 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GAME PROTECTOR Mother: Now Willie, you must not be selfish with your sled. You must let your brother have it half the time. Willie: But mother, l do. l have it going down the hill and he has it coming up. Compliments Of GLIDE-A-RIDE Jim and Paul's Mobile Home Sales Spenaerville Ohio Cheers to The Leader . . . for always having just what the student body wants - in TEEN PAN ALLEY for girls on the 2nd Floor Annex, and in the Store for HIGH SCHOOL MEN, High Street Entrance. RADIO HOSPITAL 608 North Main Street Lima one Herff-jones Company Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers i407-1409 North Capitol Avenue lndianapolis 7 lndicma KEWPEE SANDWICH SHOP Lima Ohio BASlNGER'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds and Watches 140 North Main Street Lima Ohio Row 1 fLeft to Rightl L. Mullenhour, E. Shobe, L. Schwartz, L. Sandkuhl R Moorman C Macklin T Zimmerman, D. Macklin, D. Nevergall, B. Louth, R. Stemen, R. Ball, R Burnfield L Mueller Row 2 J. Gilbert, A. Downing, D. Adams, G. Kilgore, L. Seibert, D. Patrick, G Stonehill J Klaus M Whetstone Mr. Hummel, R. Core, L. Becker, R. Jones, J. Pollock, D. Miller, G. Becker .I Lee, G Whetstone Row 3:' H. Thomas, B. Snyder, D. Keller, R, Klaus, G. Schwartz, R. Brenneman L Young E Ball H FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Kin, D. Hayes. The outstnading accomplishments of the Spencerville Future Farmers of America Chapter were: Robert Core re- ceived the honored State Farmer Degree. Ed Whetstone and Robert Core won Gold ratings in the extemporaneous and pre- pared Public Speaking Contests. Three members of the chapter, Garry Schwartz, Gary Pollock, and James Klaus attended the 'National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. The Junior and Senior Parliamentary Procedure teams both won Gold Awards. The Chapter received a Gold rating in the State Chapter Contest for the 7th consec- utive year. All judging teams placed high in the State Contest with the milk team com- posed of Dick Patrick, Garry Stonehill and Robert Core placing second in the State. Mr. Hummel and the Junior and Senior members attended the International Live-- stock Show in Chicago and the entire Chapter attended the Worlds Conserva- tion Field Day and Plowing Contest at Peebles, Ohio The chapter was also picked as a win- ner in the state cooperative contest and sent Dick Patrick to the National Coop- erative Institute in Denver, Colorado. OFFICERS fLeft to Rightl Larry Becker, Sentinelg James Klaus, Reporter, Gary Pollock Treasurer Merle Whet stone, President, Bob Core, Vice President, Garry Stonehill, Secretary Garry Schwartz Student Adviser R. L. Hummel, Adviser. Row l fLeft to Rightj D. Daugherty, J. Heil, B. Lenhart, J. Harruff, R. Pollock, S. Poff, C. Coffman, J. Miller, S. Boyer. Row 2: K. Boedecker, S. McDonough, N. Withrow, L. Miller, P. Klaus, D. Meeker, B. Zuber, L. McBride, D. Fisher, J. Bonifas, P. Clement, R. Jacks, L. Binkley. Row 3: A. Fisher, S. Trippy, C. Bowers, J. Price, R. Truesdale, I. Harruff, R. Hile, S. Brown, J. Syphirt, K. Snyder, S. Mauer S. Kurtz, E. Nichols, J. Strayer. Row 4: J. Malone, B. Brenneman, J. Crales, A. Rempfer, J. Burnfield, J. Plikerd, H. McDonough, B. Coil, J. Dawson, A. Ginter, L. Graessle, F. Scherer, R. Miller, C. Vayle, L. Meeker, M. Kill, S. Unverferth, Mrs. Clark. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CF AMERICA The FBLA, chapter 741, was installed at Spencerville High School March 30, 1953. The purpose of the club is to create a better understanding between Q., the school and the business people of the community, and by working together, ' help students to prepare themselves more fully for a useful place in the busi- ness world. Students taking business courses are eligible for membership. X The group meets the fourth Thursday of each month. The business people of Spencerville who sponsor the club are Mrs. Ray Mack and Mrs. Laura Mueller. OFFICERS President ......... Betty Coil Vice-President . . . . Helen McDonough Secretary ...... . Betty Jean Dawson Treasurer .... . . Judy Plikerd Reporter. . . .Audery Cfinter 38 Row I fLeft to Rightl D. Barnett, M. Fisher, L. Binkley, M. Bowersock, J. Craft, M. Bowersock, J. Har- ruff, R. Becker. Row Z: B. Point, D. Fisher, L. Abbott, M. Brenneman, L. Miller, K. Moorman, C. Coffman, S. Bowsher, L. Snider, J. O'Daffer, P. Klaus, B. Zuber, P. Griffin. Row 3: S. Poff. J. Redick, B. Clement, B. Shaner, C. Bowers, S. Brown, J. Price, R. Becker, S. Sawmiller, K. Burnfield, C. Bower- sock, L. Crider, K. Krendl, S. Fissel, D. I-Ioltzhauer. Row 4: S. McDonel, J. Hixson, K. Mohler, J. Winans, J. Savidge, K. Snyder, R. Gaberdiel, S. Unverferth, N. Sensabaugh, J. Malone, J. Dicus, R. I-lirn, S. Kurtz, B. Kownig, B. Lauth, N. Caudell, C. Decker, J. Mace, K. Carey. Row 5: N. Monfort, S. Gossard L. Graessle, K. Dershem, H. Miller, S. Turner, S. Miller, S.Maurer, J. Reeder, M. Waggoner, Mr.Shaffer, J. Strayer, M. Simmindinger, G. Bowen, E. Wein, R. Thompson, K. Boedecker, R. Nevergall, S. Snyder, R. Mace, B. Baker. THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The GAA which consists of seventy-four sports loving girls held a monthly meeting on the third Thurs- day evening of every month under the supervision of Mrs. Shaffer. To promote sportsmanship, a basketball team was formed to compete with neighboring schools. The GAA sponsored the Mother and Daughter Banquet in the spring and the Homecoming celebration in the fall. The members would like to thank Mrs. Shaffer and the GAA officers for their time and effort given to the organization to make it a successful year. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Madelin Waggoner Judy Reeder Joyce Strayer Sandy Mauer Marjorie Simindinger Gertrude Bowen Esther Wein Sandy Turner Jan Miller Ruth Ann Thompson Karen Boedecker Kay Dershem Heidi Miller 39 FILM OPERATORS OFFICE HELP Row 1 qLef1: to Right, T. Price, B. Fast, D. Hub- ROW 1 lbeff to R1ghtJ B Louth L Mrlller B Har ble, B. Core. Row 2: J. Collins, A. Hubley, fer. J- 5t1'aYeI'. 5 P0h11'f12m ROW Z P MCK11'1l6Y D. Keller. R. Miller, G. Bowen R Mace J Plikerd SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Janice Crraessle No matter what your lot in life may be, build something on it. JOURNAL NEWS We would like to thank the entire student body for the help they have given the staff this year in publishing the Black and White Ban- ner. We feel that the articles that have been published have informed the community very well about the school and our activities. We wish to thank the Journal News for publishing our school news. Row 1 fLeft to Rightj K. Howell, B. Pollock, J. Hile, E. Mace, C. Coffman K Krendl B McCain B. Baker, J. Anderson, J. Scherer, A. Ginter, B. Maxwell, S. Sawmiller M Kill D Wapplehorst Row 2 J. Reeder, B. Coil, F. Scherer, J. Wright, 1. Sonnanstine, S. Turner, A Rempfer, J Burnfield Mrs Clark ' WM I MEMS Z I. ' 'M ' ' Row 1 QLeft to Righty D. Rasberry, G. Vayle, L. White, R. Lytle, J. Krendl, W. Baldwin. Row 2: J. Lee, J. Mil- ler, S. Sawmiller, P. Becker, C. Sandkuhl, J. Wright, J. Strayer, L. Miller, R. Gaberdiel, S. Turner, K. Burn- field, Miss Fritz, J. Mericle. Row 3: G. Perry, M. Waggoner, S. Gossard, G. Bowen, R. Mace, J. Reeder, L. Bickham, B. Fissel. This group of healthy looking teenagers met once a month for their regular business meetings, fun, and refreshments. In the fall initiation was held and sixteen new members dressed in Roman cloth ing were welcomed into the club. The highlight of the year was the Romanistic banquet which all the members at- tended and enjoyed. The club wished to express its thanks to Miss Fritz for herhelpful guidance during the year. OFFICERS President Gert Bowen Vice-President Jim Krendl Secretary-Treasurer Larry Bickham Reporter Joan Wright FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FHA held their monthly meetings under the supervision of Miss Strahl. The girls took an active part in the annual FHA rally at Bluffton. The members of the FHA would like to express their thanks to Miss Strahl for her wonderful guidance. OFFICERS President Donna Jean Adams Vice-President Jean Barnett Secretary Janet O'Daffer Treasurer Beverly Koenig Reporter Mary Wilson FHA Row I QLeft to Rightl J. Hipshire, R. Ickes, K. Schwartz, B. Louth S. Poff, M. Wisher, D. Barnett. Row 2: B. Koenig, J. Adair, D. Adams, J. O'Daffer, Miss Strahl. -Zfflfli Row l fLeft to Rightj W. Putnam, J. Coburn, T. Kill, D. Schnelle, P. McMichael, R. Doernberg. Row Z: Miss Deemer, K. Dershem, I. I-Iarruff, N. Monfort, D. Hile, A. Hubley, B. Maxwell, STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was kept very busy this year. Under the guidance of Miss Deemer and Mr. Fisher an assembly was planned and the posts of reserve cheerleaders were created. The Student Council members wish to express sincere appreciation to the school and the teachers that helped in promoting ideas and accomplishments. President - Richard Hile Vice-President - Alan Hubley Secretary-Treasurer - Nancy Monfort LIBRARIANS There are seventeen high school student librarians whose job it is to sign out books and find information and other reading materials for the students. The librarians wish to thank Miss Fritz for her guidance. Mr. Fisher. Row 1 fLeft to Rightl C. Bowersock, G. Truesdale, F. Scherer, B. McCain, J. Mericle, C. Sandkuhl Row 2: Miss Fritz, J. Hixson, C. Seibert, S. Kurtz, L. Meeker, C. Decker, C. Schwartz, S. Trippy. W ' ' L 'M ': T W S '5 'I: tif 'HM N' L' w4i1Mlf-LF?-7-97 X K?Xl f -1,1I,fv23YlQf55?i:5fi. fli-LR'f.a!u IW. S2 553: 1::5s9Q:3a 214' A Hw- M x ff sf. fx 1? 1 ,Y . 'P if Al f , Wf . xk.a,,, W 5 V ff-1 f 'Q , x , www, I i, mf , W , A fv- 'E V A an Q ' ' . ', ' V gm W 4 f nga'-f'?'1f , - ,M -- ,- if 'fm .. DRILL TEAM J. Price, R. Jones, P. Patrick, S. Maurer, J. Dicus, K. Snyder, S. Unverferth, J. Malone, B. Koenig, S. Kurtz, J. Schrolucke, L. Snyder, S. Fissel, P. Klaus, S. Brown, M. Brennenman, S. Poff, B. Lenhart J. Hipshire, I. I-Iarruff, J. Hixson, D. Witherow, P. Griffin, S. Boyer, K. Dershem, B. Zuber. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Juniors and Seniors who are planning to further their education and become the teachers of tomorrow formed the FTA organization. The main objective of this organization is to give a first hand view of the problems and advantages of teaching. At the meetings discussions were held on problems that came up and advice was given on how to cope with them. - During the year the members observed teaching practices and did some teaching under supervi- sion. The members of the FTA would like to express their appreciation to the sponsors Mrs. Mace, Mrs. Sarka, and Mrs. Post for their excellent guidance and help. Row 1 fLeft to Rightj Mrs. Post, L. Binkley, C. Sandkuhl, C. Vayle, J. Lawson, I. Sonnantine, Mrs. Mace. Row Z: B. Coil, J. Plikerd, G. Bowen, R. Mace, B. Baker. Compliments of TOMCZAKS FLOWERS T30 East Main Street Von Wert Ohio Compliments ol THE DELPHOS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY Herald and Courant Delphos Ohio Compliments of AMERICAN BUDGET COMPANY New Breman Ohio We pay 471 interest. Why take less? UHLMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Wapakonetafs favorite Trading Place Compliments of 66 MOTORS, INC. 820 South Wayne Street St. Marys Ohio Telephone 6275 WESTWOOD REAL ESTATE All types of real estate 2999 Allentown Road Phone CA 65080 Limo Ohio MIDGET RADIO TV SHOP 25 years Friendly Personal Service W. E. lBiID Clemans T29 South Elizabeth Street Lima Ohio Telephone CA 5-T946 Wopokoneto Ohio Compliments STIPPICH HARDWARE of 1927-T955 . DONALD M. SPICER Opposite Court House D . Limo Ohio enhs' Spencervi I I e Ohio E ggi Y 1 S iff E' --,Q e,,- uve, ww T ' W ,W W' A ,E ,. 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' A 5 Y .G l : -f ,sf u I M.. 0 I' emi? .4 6 S lb Q 5 l Ip ff Ill' J BOYS CHORUS Row l QLeft to Rightl L. Reynolds, B. I-Iarter, R. Roeder, R. Brenneman, G. Perry, M. Whetstone, B. Mc- Cain, I. Knapp. Row 2: A. Hubley, Cr. Stonehill, J. Watt, D. Patrick, R. Pollock, J. Heil, J. Miller, B. Wil son. The boys chorus this year consisted of eighteen members. The chorus participated in the contest in the spring. The boys wish to express their appreciation to Mr. Rolfes, the director. GIRLS CHORUS The Girls Chorus composed of forty-five members under the direction of Miss Pearson gave a Christmas Choral concert. The chorus took an active part in the State Music Festival and the Northwest District III High School Music Festival. OFFICERS: President Gert Bowen Vice-President Phyllis Patrick Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Brown Librarians Judy Price Carole Bowers Karen Boedecker Karla Krendl Row l fLeft to Right, J. Hai-ruff, B. Koenig, S. Kurtz, R. Hirn, S. Dunnigan, J. Reeder, C. Bowersock, K. Krendl, B. Point. Row Z: S. Fissel, J. Strayer, L. Miller, K. Snyder, J. Wright, M. Seiple, B. Zuber, J. Savidge, L. Abbot, J. O'Daffer, G. Bowen, S. Gossard, V. Fisher. Row 3: E. Smart, K. Boedecker, J. Adair, S. Brown, K. Dershem, N. Candill, P. Klaus, J. Price, C. Bowers, J. Mulholland, S. Bowsher, C. Poff, L. Crider, D. Barnett, Miss Pearson. Row 4: L. Binkley, P. Patrick, C. Coffman, B. Maxwell, I. Sonnanstine, C.Sandkuhl, M. Waggener, S. Maurer, P. Griffin, S. Poff, J. Hixson, D. Auer. Row l fLeft to Rightj P. Klaus, L. Miller, K. Snyder, S. Fissel, B. Brenneman, C. Sandhuhl, J. Wright, M. Seiple, S. Dunnigan, J. Reeder, S. Maurer, I. Sonnanstine, K. Dershem, S. Brown, R. Hirn, C. Poff, S. Strayer. Row 2: J. Adair, J. Harruff, S. Bowsher, J: Mulholland, C. Bowers, N. Caudell, R. Brenneman, G. Perry, B. Harter, M. Whetstone, K. Krendl, J. Price, J. Savidge, B. Point, L. Crider, V. Fisher. Row3 Mr. Rolfes, C. Coffman, S. Kurtz, B. Koenig, J. Watt, D. Patrick, R. Roeder, L. Reynolds, I. Knapp, B. McCain, G. Bowen, S. Gossard, L. Abbott, C. Bowersock, K. Boedecker, S. Poff. Row 4: P. Griffin, E. Smart, P. Patrick, K. Moorman, B. Maxwell, G. Stonehill, M. Pollock, J. Hile, B. Wilson, J. Miller, A. Hubley, B. Zuber, J. O'Daffer, S. Barnett, J. Hixson, D. Auer, L. Binkley. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus which is under the direction of Mr. Rolfes gave a Christmas program dur- ing the holiday season and participated in the contests held in the spring. The year was a suc- cessful and enjoyable one for the members of the Mixed Chorus due to the sincere guidance of its director. President Merle Whetstone Vice-President Gertrude Bowen Secretary-Treasurer Linda Grassle Librarians Barbara Zuber, Roger Brenneman HALL MONITORS It is the duty of this group to see that the halls remain quiet during the class periods. The group was very successful in carrying out their duties this past year. Row 1 fLeft to Rightj M. Vulgamott, B. Snyder, R. Lytle, T. Kill, J. Krendl, L. White, D. I-Iile, T. Miller, D. Smart. Row 2: A. Hubley, R. Wapplehorst, P. McMichael, W. Putman, J. Dawson, P. Patrick, R. Doernberg, R. Gaberdiel, K. Dershem, D. Rasberry. Row 3: D. Schnelle, J. Plikerd, J. Harruff, J. Co- burn, I, Harruff, B. Maxwell, B. Coil, G. Vayle. Left to right: Miss Fritz, J. Mericle, B. Maxwell, R. Gaberdiel, D. Rasberry, J. Miller, B. Lee, T. Kill, G. Vayle, W. Baldwin, L. Binkley, J. Strayer. BOOKS AND CROOKS The three act comedy, Books and Crooks, was presented by the Juniors late in November. The story took place in a school with Principal Henly being held captive while an armed bank robber im- personated him and took charge of the school. Not being highly edu- I cated, the robber had his own ideas on how a school should be run. The poor secretary was greatly astonished in the change of policy and discipline although the students really appreciated the new and under- standing principal. All turned out for the best when the robbers were captured and I-Ienly, realizing he had been much too strict, resolved to turn over a new leaf. lr CHARACTERS nfrfmvf, li Gerald ....................... Miss Irene Hamilton . . . Arnold Q. Henly .... Larry Malone . . . Lindy Williams ......... Goody Gulfhopper ......... Raymond The Profu Nichols . . Francis............... P. Oliver Burkholder ..... Mrs. Mildred Gunklock . . Mrs. Margaret Blickle ,,,,,,, Lieutenant Shaw ............ Extras were members of a band. . . .Jim Mericle . . . Ruth Gaberdiel . . . . Grae Vayle . . Don Rasberry . . . .Jan Miller Barbara Maxwell . . . .Grae Vayle . . ..Bob Lee . Wilbur Baldwin . . Linda Binkley . . .Joyce Strayer . . . . .Tom Kill Left to right: J. Mericle, B. Maxwell, G. Vayle, R. Gaberdiel, W. Baldwin, D. Rasberry, T. Kill, J. Strayer, L. Binkley, G. Vayle, J. Miller, B. Lee. ll .-- - - is - xT -TT Row 1 fLeft to rightl Miss Deemer, E. Wein, J. Degen, M. Waggoner, B. McCain, R. Roeder, G. Perry, M. Barber, B. Coil, R. Hile. Row 2 L. Graessle, B. Dawson, R. Patrick, B. Baker, S. Snyder, R. Mace. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Two angels, Agnes and Wilfred, came down to earth to pick up a couple of elderly souls. Pilone, a would-be angel, with but one wing, complicated their mission. Pilone had been given the enchanting power to kiss. people causing them to fall in love. Pilone decided to become a full fledged angel after Diana's death. Hence he was awarded his other wing CHARACTERS Agnes . . . . Madelin Waggoner Wilfred ....... Marion Barber Pilone ....... Richard Patrick Augusta Applegate . Betty Baker Diana Clurnp . . . Betty Jean Dawson Orpha Teel ....... Betty Coil Ruthie Teel . . . Linda Graessle Student Directors . Richard Hile Esther Wein SAINTS Row l Left to tight: G. Perry, S. Snyder, R. Roe- der, B. Dawson, B. Coil, J. Degen. Row2: R. Mace, Millie Bromsley..Romaine Mace Baxter Bromsley . . .Glen Perry June Bromsley . . Sharon Snyder Richard White . . Ronnie Roeder Herman Howell . . . Bill McCain Robert Hanley ..... Jim Degen Stage Managers ..... Norman Mullenhour Darrell Carrey B. Baker. B. McCain, L. Graessle. D. Patrick, M. Wagzoner. M. Barber .IEROME INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Telephones Office 3247 Residence 2-2341 Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of O'NElLL MARKET 203 West Second Street RHODA BROTHERS Repairing and Welding, Hobart Brothe Dealers, Electric and Acetylene Welding, Machine Shop Service, Welders - Electrodes Accessories, Heavy Hardware for Farm and lndustry, Bolt Supply- All Types. 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A M , 99 V '...M ,, Q if if H2 as R Row lg Left to right: A. Hubley, G. Kilgore, Cr. Becker, J. Williamson, J. Krendl, L. White, L. Becker, I. Knapp, K. Adams, D. Bonifas, B. Wilson. Row 2: H. Fisher, D. Patrick, J. Wilson, M. Schwartz, J. Lawrence, R. Lytle, P. McKinley, B. Snyder, R. Jones.Row 3: Mr. Martindale, J. Klaus, G. Stonehill, L. Becker, L. Bell, L. Bickham, R. Roeder, D. Hile, D. Wapplehorst, T. Miller, Mr. Brookhart. S VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1957 football season came to a close with a number of boys receiving Varsity letters. The senior co-captains were Richard Hile and Tim Miller. The eight other senior boys on the team were Larry Becker, Larry Bickham, Dick Patrick, Garry Stonehill, Dick Wapplehorst, Lynn Bell, Ronnie Roeder, and Jim Klaus. The team would like to thank Mr. Martindale and Mr. Brookhart who helped guide them through the season. SCORES THEY Pandora O Spencerville Shawnee 49 Spencerville Ada Z0 Spencerville Delphos 14 Spencerville Elida 19 Spencerville Blufton 53 Spencerville Columbus Grove32. Spencerville Lafayette 14 Spencerville SENIORS Garry Stonehill Tim Miller Jim Klaus Lynn Bell Dlck Hile Manager, Charles Shaffer: Coach Martindale Left to right: G. Bowen, B. Baker, C. Bowers, B. Coil, L. Graessle. SENIORS Dick Wapplehorst Larry Bickham Larry Becker Ronnie Roeder Dick Patrick ni ,Q V -ww ., , 3 A ,,.. , ,. . .. , ,, . ,, H I L, . gy V QR . . , -mmf-mqq K , I 'K A H i 1. A rAu f , , lx ,ggi i ,, . ,Q r - , T 4 fW7-gw-f-'+---N -- f- ' N h..--5:4L,..g. ,:2 ,i, .,,.. ' ' H ' A N . f -7 , V , 1 V kk , ,t , ,,,k 5 H W, H 3' t. , .. 5':s:s- fr -v:,m -. ,. 1., ., 1, , J'Ef1E?.:.g.L ., :Sym .M - - K W , E n A , 5 ' ,,MgQ:,i .L. , , ,, r I la ,V A ff L I ' ' ' X 'f ,I .,5,. f I U ' WP M' Jvfu x -' A L' , .Z . 1 -' ' W H nw . ., ww ,f T , gn-Q ,, v , 6' - .' gf.. Q 1 ' A ,A if QQ. V-' 1, - Q x' 553 QXSQ5' , , ., . wr, ' 'f 5 I if-F X -2 mfs' m I f 5 ?Q'J ff, W W , LN my . , My ,J Q , U i 7.34: 5 Q Ma f wi ff 5 ?im ' , . , Q km. ,L - . , H 5 f,. i New - ,R ,, ' 5 -- 'E x SW 11,292 A Q if viii I F at Wm, 4 N 4 , M M Y - fr, fi3??fff'5 A K k 2 jgiffr i gg mr 1' ffl in 5 , A UNIORHI H oo ' , , t x X - A f 2- A f ' Q- A A 5 gf A 3 ff 6 , ,QF : Qi T- L: in j- ! ?N 'X . J L L Q2 wa . , K jf ' ,, 'k 4 Row 1 Left to right: C. Crider, D. Schnelle, H. Carr, B. Meyers, B. Ringwald, Mr. Martindale R. Harruff, B. Fast, K. White, B. Bowsher, M. Williamson, E. Sensabaugh, C. Shaffer. Row 2: L. Forter, R. Miller, B. Wilson, J. Hai-bert, B. Reynolds, T. Price, L. Blockberger, R. Bell, W Putman. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS L. Mulholland, P. Paglow, K. McBride, K. Miller. I .R J I L 1 65 'ff' VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity squad, although not a victorious ball club, showed initiative and team spirit. Much was gained from this year's experience. The team would like to express its appreciation to Mr. Brookhart and Mr. Martindale for their hours of arduous work. WE THEY WE THEY Bluffton 44 61 Lafayette 49 64 Elida 54 52 Gomer 57 74 Rockford 48 73 Delphos-Jefferson 60 71 Buckland 79 53 New Knoxville 68 75 Bath 65 41 Ada 33 66 Ohio City 52 67 Beaverdarn 54 68 Jim Degen and Ronnie Lytle have been selected as Honorary Co-Captains of this year's basket ball squad. nsl.r w -,,V imsmvmqflam,-f'wa'...Wa.M. iwl , M. , . V , H ..... H ian- . - K Q is Y, fi -1 . m 1' -Z l ' , V Am 1 154 Q we-af Wig in ,-v 'if ' 4. N4 ex. 6 L A 4 L qi 2 gs, .2 .V ,Q Q . ,. 1 1'-t 274 '- F K q -,-'A, . , A llru 1 IAEIIA i ' , - up K X X 1 iif,1y,.i'f'ffq5' , X h, :Q m Q J Li i5 x r . L,4, Wi America's Education System is truly a PRICELESS HERITAGE America is strong because her education system is good .... if America's Education system is weak .... America will cease to be strong . SUPERIOR CCACH SALES COMPANY L .I I'I t R IR t 2 I-5 L Oh , I f E In s G ea I 6- s E I I fflljs -can-1 awry, .4 1 b on as Dress Right Compliments , You can't afford not to of LION CLOTHING A Delphos Ohio 0. 0. WHYMAN GRAIN COMPANY Dealers in Fe i':'s' G:':: ' feed' Kossun-I FEED MILL a ll an on Feeds, Seeds, and Feriilizers Elgin Telephone 77-2 Ohio Kossuth Ohio HOME BANKING COMPANY DEVILBISS TRAILER COURT LAND SALES Sf. Marys Ohio Member of F.D.l.C. Bransfraior and Nashua Buyer of Qualify Eggs For any ofthe following: Loans, Home Repairs, Auto, Farm. Cl'1GI'leS Sffeef Phone l23-J Reasonable Rates Spencervme Ohio Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1958 THE BOOSTERS 70 fa 5, L, VM , w ftii,!L fan!! 3 Q QE 1 7 Q, .4 S- H, :ELMY gg - VAN WERT FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSN., INC. Van Wert, Ohio - Telephone 2-4906 Venedocia, Ohio - Telephone 49 Farm Machinery Wren, Ohio - Telephone 22 Compliments of CLARENCE CRIDER Custom Slaughtering, Processing and Buying of Hides Rural Route I Feed Venedocia Ohio Cavett, Ohio - Telephone 2-3'l3l Telephone -89-5 General Farm Supplies Venedocla Compliments of TOWN FINANCE COMPANY 310 North Main Street Delphos Ohio HAROLD EISLEY'S For Your Farm Seed Needs Route 3 Wapakoneto Ohio Buckland-Phone 31 R2 Compliments of EL DORA FARMS Milk, Ice Cream and Dairy Products Phone CA 5-0716 BARNHART-BRICKER FIRESTONE STORE Tires - Tubes - Batteries - TV and Toys Philco Products 'l2O West Spring Street St. Marys Ohio Hunk Armuntrout ZENDER MUSIC STORE Fine Musical Instruments Hi-Fi Phonographs 134 East High Street Lima Ohio Compliments of GREGGS Lima Ohio PARKERS HYBRID Seed Com Kenneth D. Sherer-Agent Phone 3IOR2 Spencervi I le Ohio Watch for the blow up! Whe Hot may 4 n ,fs The Line up' The best please. When does the game start? Our Artist speedy shme! Lwrrj 3:cK.lsa.n .fra WF' The Search for mistakes! HONOR Row 1: Left to right G. Perry, J. Reeder M. Waggener, B. McCain, B. Coil, M. Whetstone, B. Core, G. Stonehill, L. Bick- ham . THE SENIOR MEMORIAL The Pubhc Address System VALEDICTORIAN Madelin Waggoner SALUTATORIAN Robert Core Ever man must educate himself is X SOCIETY Row Z: R. Putman, M. Moorman, N. Hamilton, D. Good- win, P. Rider, R. Champ, S. Strayer, M. Daugherty, A. Wolfrod, T. Crider. y . His books and teachers are helpsg the work is his. - -Webster. ,pff Spencerville Ohio LEN HART BROS. SSN I 5 Q FIRST NATIONAL BANK , ,,.., ,-1 mn in nw , Get AND TRUST COMPANY r , 1 Th' 'mall' 0 1 :ffl 1 J I 'XVN SMILE-maker of Lima I y ' SERVICE LIMA, OHIO I GuQ,'ff,'f,fE'f,,f!',f::'s Formerly um mm The Citizens and Famlers Bank MARATHON' Spencerville, Ohio The Senior Class of 1958 wish to express their thanks to Mr. Hoverman, the American Yearbook Company, and to the Patrons who have macle our annual possible. MEMORIES 1888-1957 THE TWO TEMPLESU A builder builded a temple: He wrought with care and skill, Pillars and groins and arches Were fashioned to meet his will. And men said, when they saw its beauty. It shall never know decayg Great is thy skill, O builder, Thy fame shall endure for aye. A teacher builded a temple: She wrought with skill and care, FO rming each pillar with patience, Laying each stone with care. None saw the unceasing effort, None knew of the marvelous plang For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the builder's temple, Crumbled into the dust, Pillars and groins and arches Food for consuming rust. But the temple the teacher builded Shall endure while the ages rollg For that beautiful unseen temple Was a child's immortal soul. LIVES OF GREAT MEN Lives of great men all remind us We can learn the way to live And departing leave behind us All the best we have to give. Full discussion, friendly, earnest, Serves us better than a creed Pass along the truth thou learnest Try it out in word and deed. Let us then our problems facing Welcome every ray of light - New ideals, still embracing, Grow in knowledge of the Right! Row 15 Left to Right: M. Vulgarnott, A. Hubley, L. Miller, L. Schnette, R. Lytle, P. McKinley, L. Reynolds, B. Brookhart. Row 2: T. Townsend, R. Hipshire, D. Wapplehorst, D. Patrick, B Fissel, J. Degen, R. Roeder, G. Stonehill. D. Vayle. BASEBALL The Spencerville baseball team showed a lot of enthusiasm and co- operative spirit through their short season. Due to weather conditions the team was rained out of many games. Beaverdam O Spencerville 20 Gomer 8 Spencerville 1 Lafayette Z Spencerville 3 Bath 2 Spencerville 0 Beaverdam 2 Spencerville 5 Cromer 13 Spencerville 4 Elida 7 Spencerville 3 Harrod 0 Spencerville 1 Celina I. C. O Spencerville 4 Lima Junior Varsity 4 Spencerville 1 TRACK Our track season got off to a slow start this year because of so much rain. Many of the meets has to be cancelled. We placed fourth in the Northwest Conference track meet. On May 7 we traveled to Celina for a meet with Celina., St. Marys, and Wapako- neta. We came in second only four points behind Wapakoneta, Our regular track season ended with a meet with Delphos St. Johns. On May 17, a few members of the squad entered the district meet at Bowling Green. ROW 1 QLeft to rightlz L. Young, R. Lytle, T. Hirn, J. Price, J. Adair, K. McDorman, P. McKinley, J. Wilson, Mr. Martindale. nn.-4 L 1 2 , is feat 5 Q .S 2' i 55 , M. 2 , 'fl , ifg?Fff A 1 1' , -sunbu- 1 1 s aint! nn -N an an an an -uf an pq. nu ... 1 W ZW . '- .. Rkfiei' A :f6i,4:f J. 1 ngzgm-5: r Q 4 ,E ai Q'-?r if vga , 1 Q Egsgsswifs . Overdue--where is the card? can v I3 A , 5 i , i 4. fi J e f . L : wfgzvgv 5, 49, W . 954. 4 V ,Aa .fm 'S' 8, .+. fggwaf if A gg 1 any ,. , N.,-,M ,Q Q ,M Where 15 the clutch? M ,. aw MJ A4 5 ,.....-or . A-,'1.EJx:i 5 1835 L. rgvkaiiffm j ??Tl f fi i .ff ,wliii 7 fi? 5 fi W1 '4 W i' Compliments of HO0KER'S BARBER SHOP JACK HARDESTY, INC. 5Pe Ce'V 'e Ohh' Live o little Drive a Sports Car Telephone 2I3 Spencerville Ohio Compliments of GEORGE J. BOWERS ROBERT J. LEIS MEMORIAL CHAPEL n . CROFT FLYING SERVICE Spencervllle Ol-no Complete Flight Instruction Charter Service and Rides Phone 31 IJ-4 Spencerville Route I Ohio Compliments LYN-LEE-LANES of Spencerville Ohio Dr. H. G. DEERHAKE, M. D. Dr. P. A. CONNAUGHTON, M. D. Dr. A. C. REED, M. D. HERMAN'S TV R.C.A. Television Spencerville Ohio QNINQ Compliments of Plumbing and Heating Telephone 54-J 126 WEST HIGH STREET AOZSOUH1 Broadway DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVIRWARE ' RINO! - lUGGlGf - IPPIIINGS Spen C ervi I I e Oh i O M A if we 'Y -if auf. x SJ 'N W A r 2 K' .fx S 'i K vgf' 2 Q ff is X S Us ff-1 35.25 J S Y G-'XA Bde-I etball Te 'll -H-1 ' W 1M Millinery Prom Formals IRENE Bridal Shoppe Men's Tuxedo Renial Lima Compliments of V F. E. lDUTCl ll FAILOR Meadow Gold Products Spencerville 0l1i0 WAYNE FEED MILL Cusfom Grinding and Mixing Spencervi Ile Ohio McKINL EY'S RESTAU RANT Home Cooked Food and Pies Spencerville Ohio Dr. H. RICHARDSON Compliments of Eyes Examined-Glasses Fiffed Dr. R. D. DOUGHTY Opfomeirisi Spencerville Ohio Spencerville Ohio Gerald E. Thompson Carpenter and Painter Pole Barns Speciality Phone 3-0935 Rural Route 'I Spencerville Ohio A. J. SUEVER STONE COMPANY Crushed Stone and Agriculture Lime Rural Route I Compliments of SPENCERVILLE FOOD STORAGE Groceries and Locker Service Delphos Ohio Spencerville Ohio WEGER'S DRY GOODS We Specialize in: Draperies - Venetian Blinds - Window Shades Make our store your store and shopping headquarters when in Delphos, Ohio. BAUER SHELL SERVICE STATION Manager - Carl Bauer Bauer's Shell Service Goodyear Tires - Goodyear Batteries Shell Lubrication - Car Wash 2 Telephone SI49 I Main and Spring Street St. Marys Ohio LYMAN'S Central Restaurant Wapakoneta Ohio LIMA FLACK COMPANY Wisconsin Motors ' Contractors Equipment Sales - Service - Rental Telephone CA 4-I846 Lima Ohio RAWL'S INC. Distributors of Goodyear 8. Armstrong Tlres Retreading and Repairing I25 West Spring Street Lima Ohio Telephone CA 9-4726 and CA 6-5841 LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC. Spencerville Road - Erie Railroad Concrete Blocks - Lighf Weight Blocks Telephone CA 5-6761 Lima Ohio VERNON ADAMS Contractor - Cement Work - Cement Blocks 3l2 West North Street Spencerville Ohio Compliments of ROBERT B. HAHN Insurance Spencerville Ohio PATRlCK'S T.V. CE NTE R T.V. Sales and Service Sylvania T.V. - Halolighf Magic-Touch Tuning Converse Telephone 99-'I-2 Ohio DON JENKINS, Jeweler l40 West High Street C Z' if l-iI'I1CI Ohio ,om Lments o 1 Ill- I hi MORGAN S l.G.A. MARKET - ws Telephone I3-2 Q' 'T T Venedocia Ohio CENTRAL GARAGE Compliments of A .lack Fox, Proprietor JIM SUNDERLAND Venedocia Ohio VARSITY SHOP Sportswear - Clothing - Furnishings Young Men and Boys 224 North Main Street Lima Ohio HARTER and SON FUNERAL HOME Emergency and Invalid Ambulances C lr Equipped with Oxygen amp Lments of TOASTMASTER BREAD Telephone 402i , Baked by the Nickles Bakery Delphos Ohio Limo Ohio THE DENISTON NURSERY uncl GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions WISNER'S Nursery Stock for all Locations 5.15 - 51.00 Store bl I S V P ' St. Marys only independent Five and Ten egem e cms In euson Spencerville Ohio St. Marys Ohio In Wapakoneta it's the TEDDY BEAR A fine Mali and Sandwich Sho P THE BUCKLAND CO-OP COMPANY ' Feed-Seed-Ferfilizer-Grain-Cool-Hardware Telephone i4 Buckland, Ohio 83 Compliments of THE AHLENIUS COMPANY Van Wert Ohio Compliments Of C. SCHERGER'S SONS Monuments - Markers of Insured Quality Since l874 De Iphos Ohio THE LEADER PRINTING COMPANY Publishers of The Evening Leader Auglaize County's Daily Newspaper St. Marys Ohio HUME EQUITY, INC. Dealer in Grain, Feed, Seed, Coal, Fertilizer Hume Ohio WIMA Limo Ohio Best Wishes from Radio Station WIMA and Television Your Sports Station Compliments Of H. G. Deerhake, M. D. Lima Ol'1iO Compliments of SHAWNEE GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION 90l Shawnee Road Lima Ohio IRA E. GRASSL EY Agency for the Lima News Route 2, Box 'I Spencerville Ohio JAMES W. ADAMS Plumbing and Heating Telephone I49-R l22 South Pearl Spencervi Ile ' Ohio Compliments of GABERDI EL BROTHERS Spencerville Ohio Compliments of C. B. MILLER AND SON Spencerville Ol'1i0 1' Compliments of PRlCHARD'S MARKET Home Killed Meats Compliments of Spencerville Ohio FRYER'S REXALL PHARMACY Telephone 144 102 South Broadway Spencerville Ohio K and S DAIRY BAR Konlcle and Stonehill Spencerville Ohio DERBY'S T.V. AND APPLIANCE 121 North Boardway Spencerville Ohio General Electric and Admiral THOMPSON JEWELRY Telephone 266 126 South Broadway Spencerville Ohio Poh1man's Hardware Hotpoint Electric Ranges-Water Heaters and Refrigerators Maytag Washers and Driers Seigler Oil Heaters Kurfees Paint Toys and Gilt Goods Phone 125 Spencerville Ohio 1PY'WfiY6ii2iiii4SifHW ' ... ., .. . ,. , SHOWALTER Sporting Goods Your Specialist in Sports 108 North Washington Street Telephone 2928 Van Wert, Ohio Jim Showalter .lack Cook Tom Showalter Sl1enk's Dry Goods Delphos, Ohio When Shopping in Delphos Remember SHENK'S Home-owned since 1376 Telephone 6211 Gonna Get Married? Get your Diamonds for less at KOHN'S 106 East Market Street Lima The Working Man's Jeweler Duro Pumps-Softeners-Waterheaters-P lostic Pipe On Display WATER EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1335 Bellefontaine Avenue Lima, Ohio Telephone CA 9-2791 IDEAL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists 220 East Spring Street St. Marys Ohio Compliments of ST. MARYS IRON and STEEL CORPORATION St. Marys, Ohio RICHARD LHAMON Insur ance Agent - Real Estate Broker Auctioneer Corner Fourth and Broadway Streets Spencerville, Ohio Phone Office 218-J Phone Residence 277-J P Best Wishes L. E. BRANDY 8. SONS INC. Your Dependable Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Wapakoneta, Ohio VILLAGE ELECTRIC RCA Whirlpool Washers, Dryers, and Ranges Electric Motor and Appliance Repair A fl ,W SHAFFERS CORNER Groceries 8- Meats - Gas 8. Oil Spencerville Ohio KING BURGER DRIVE IN Dine in your cat - Ample Parking carry out oraef 606 West North Street Lima Ohio The Spencerville Farmers' Union I I C m -:- . 0 pany -II vgxxgofsks 'll numb I I ,,fH0W5,, l 'M::.:,:.gyl' F a F I c I F --I 5 ' ' G IF s I S Il Oh The Senior Class of I958 wish to express their thanks to Mr. Hoverman, the American Year Book Company, and to the Patrons who have made our annual possible. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 HQVERMAN STUDIO John R. Hoverman Portraits of Individuals, Groups, and Weddings I3O East 3rd Street Delphos Ohio APPRECIATION 88 Hager Ford Company Sales and Service 122 North Broadway Spencerville Ohio THE POULSTON DRUG COMPANY 702 North Cable Road fOpposite Westgate Shopping Center.1 Prescription Specialists Hospital Supplies Open EVERY Day EDDIE AND JOHN SWICKRATH 319 North Elizabeth Agency for The Lima Citizen 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Spencerville Ohio Phone CA 9-6711 Compliments of Compliments GERALD DICUS Of' Carpenter-Concrete-Cement Block Work Roofing-Siding-Spouting Lightening Rod Installation and Repair SALE 5.05 and 51.00 Store Rural Route 1 Venedocia Ohio Spencerville Ohio 8,9 Compliments of VAN WERT BOOTERY lO5 East Main Street Van Wert Ohio Compliments of G. C. MURPHY St. Marys Ohio Compliments of The Commercial Bank Delphos Ohio Over 80 years of service to the community Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone 2-486i Delphos Compliments of WEIN'S GROCERY and GAS Telephone Buckland 80-B-l Kossuth Ohio IRWIN G.M.C. INC. I000 West Grand Avenue Lima Ohio GMC Truck Distributor Telephone CA 5-4085 EDWARD JONES PIONEER CORN COMPANY INC. Tipton Indiana Quality Hybrids Edward M. Jones - Sales Representative Rural Route I Venedocia Ohio Compliments of CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Everything for Water Conditioning 128 East Spring Street Telephone CA 3-0991 Lima, Ohio IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON 206 North Pearl Street Spencerville Ohio Telephone Ill-.I Irene Grear B. F. KOHLI INC. Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning 134 North Union Street Lima Ohio Compliments of ROBERT J. DOERNBERG, M.D. and WILLIAM T. WRIGHT, M.D. Telephone 99 Spencerville Ohio R. F. EVANS and SONS MARATHON SERVICE Farm Delivery - Fuel Oil Telephone l22-J Spencerville Ohio THE SHOE BOX 228 North Main Street Telephone 988i Delphos Ohio WILLIAM SAVIDGE Dealer in Agricultural Fertilizers Seed Corn and Contract Trucking Telephone 253-R Compliments of BUCHANAN'S Dry Goods - Infants Wear Men's and Boys' Wear - Ladies Ready-to-Wear St. Marys, Ohio Telephone 4146 DAVENPORT DRAINAGE SERVICE Drainage Contractors since 1918 Bernard Davenport Donald E. Davenport Rural Route 3 Rural Route I Wapakoneta, Ohio St. Marys, Ohio Buckland Phone 80R-I Buckland Phone 7B-I Manager - Doris McCIurg Compliments of Malts - Shakes - Sundaes Broadway Street High Quality Ice Cream . . ' ' Telephone 930i F ounlum Sewlce Spencerville Ohio Good Sandwiches Compliments o f BALYEAT THE C'-OTHER scHEio PUMP AND SUPPLY Van Wert Ohio F. E. Myers and Supply Pumps - Sprayers - Water Softeners Sold and Serviced Locally by Your . Own Plumber Compliments of Lima Ohio ODENWELLER CLOTHING STORE Clothes for Men and Boys The Young Men's Shop at Lima Delphos Ohio HOFFELLER-HlATT AND CLARK 237 North Main Street Lima PRIESS SHOES Compliments of Open ELeryIMJrrJday Kid Friday SEAL-T535 AELLFFECULER nh ' 0 P' ' Rural Route 2 Spencerville Ohio St. Marys Ohio scoTT MILLER R. E. Miller and Sons, Inc. Construction, lnc. General Contractors Excavation A Specialty - D Crane and Shovel Service Bunk Sales and service Steel Erecting Goodyear-Firestone-U.S. Royal Tires and Tubes st' Marys Ohio Anti-Freeze-Oil-Grease Telephone 14 Spencerville Ohio WERNER SUPER MARKET Wapakoneta Ohio SCHlFFER'S MOBILE SERVICE Mobile Gas and Oil, Lubrication MARGARET5 DRESS SHQP Tune Ups, Tires Georg-Elipgzgi 36kleHh Ohio Theater Building Spencerville Ol1i0 Spencerville Ohio THE JGURNAL-NEWS Good Luck . . . Guys and Gals . . . from your Hometown Magazine Mariorie Hahn - Phil Bennett- Mildred Bennett J. C. PENNEY First Quality Always Van Wert Ohio Compliments Of THOMAS CLOTHING COMPANY Your Family Shoe Store ci-HPPER CHIPS Me 's wen' Spencerville Ohio Lima Ohio Spencerville Koenig Chevrolet, Inc. New Cars and Trucks Used Cars Service-All-Makes and Models Genuine Chevrolet Parts Telephone 33 93 Ohio THE CITIZENS LOAN and BUILDING COMPANY 209 N it M ' s Mack Insurance Agency 0 ' 'me' Limo Ohio Mrs. Ray Muck, Agent IOI East Fourth Street Spencerville Ohio Telephone 28-J Compliments of CONVERSE GRAIN COMPANY Rural Route 2 Compliments of Spencerville Ohio HASTINGS GROCERY and BAKERY Spencerville Ohio A-: fr it Ohio Decorative Products, Inc. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 58 Spencerville Ohio PLIKERD APPLIANCES Easy - Frigidaire - Skelgas - Speed Queen Spencerville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1958 CENTRAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 215 West Market Street Lima Ohio INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER McMichael Brothers Complete Line: International Tractors - Crawler Tractors Implements - New Motor Trucks Telephone 77-J 524 North Broadway Street Spencerville Ohio Compliments of GRASSLEY'S I.G.A. GROCERY A Home Owned Store - We Aim to Please Telephone 42 Spencerville Ohio Holmipple White Rocks for S Farm Laying Flocks and Broilers New K-I37 Kimber CHICKS IStrain Cross Leghornl for Highest Egg Profits HOLTZAPPLE FARM Elidu Compliments of SUSIE Q Drive in Curb Service Telephone CA 6-9066 L i ma Ohio Compliments of E. A. GEORGOULIS, M.D. Spencerville Ohio PEARSON'S AUTO SUPPLY Parts and Accessories Automotive Electrical Service Telephone 98-J Spencerville Ohio ABBOTTS SHOE STORE X-Ray Shoe Fitting Wapakoneta Ohio Buy Your Furniture Direct From Factory Wierville Furniture Factory Spencerville Ohio Free Delivery Telephone l90-.l Open Evenings till 9 p.m. CQQDQCD I 90' ELL YEE Double TEE TEE Straight CLAY DRAIN TILE Good Drainage-First in Conservati Call 268-J - Spencerville Sandkuhl Tile Company Kossulh, Ohio 4 miles south Spencerville, Ohio Ruro l Route l 96