Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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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

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x ' I , x A f to 3 S i iv RUTH E. 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

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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