Spencerville High School - Spenconian Yearbook (Spencerville, IN)

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JUNIOR HISTORY Gla1lis NVats0n. '18 One l11-autifnl Helitelnhei' l1101'llll1g' in the year of 11i1lUtC l'll lllll1ll1't'Ll fourteen. twelve active chil1lren lso to speakl cann- i11to the l111ihli11g' known as the High School Life. Tllll first 1'oo111 into wl1iel1 we went was the T'll'llSlllll2ll1 year. ln tl1is l'O0lll were Mr. O. XY. Nicely illlll Miss Bertha Tll01'lllDll1'g'. They sl10we1l us the hook of Latin i11t0 which so111e peered very 1lili- gently. Going' farthei we fOllllll another hook which seeu1e1l at first Very difficult to llllllt'1'Sii-lllll heeanse of its a 's Flllll h's. ll 's Elllil y's Zllltl Olllvl' niysterions syinhols. This was that bean- tifnl. ljlllv'-b3Ckl'll one called The Algebra. l'11on another desk lay a Il101lSi1'OllS hook ealle1l the I'I11g'lisl1 Book. The girls and boys were 1livi1le1l for these last. but not least. tasks of looking over the hooks of D0l11l'Sl'iC' Science and Man- 11al Tl'2ll1lll1Q.'.u Every day brouglit these 1lelig'l1tf11l 1 ?l tasks. But because they 1li1l not like these tasks. or perhaps for other reasons, Helen Place. Harold Moore and t larence XYhite canie only a short tiine. One 1llO1'1lillg' there was a rnstle at the door: the class looked up an1l there sto1,:1l Almliie MeCrory. On account of illness Ensor Fonine 1leei1le1l to leave his work ill the F1-esl1111a11 l'OOlll to some other l1l1lllStl'lOllS Sllllltflll. The other half of tilt' te1'111 i11 tllill 1'OOlll passe1l ll1ll'Y4'lllly. The next year only six of these L'llllllI'Vll ea111e to the Soph- OIHOITQS 1l00r. Tl1e three left hehin1l were Bernieee Peters. Abhie Bi1,'Cl'O1'j' an1l Agnes Shnll. Xvllvll the high winds of Mareh began to rage We lost another Villllillill' Stllilllllt. Loretta Funk. S0 at the Ullll of that term Olllj' the liy'ef11oi11te1l star 1'81ll2li11Ptl. the 1l0ll1lSlJUlllgI Dale Shnll. Holdy Hull. Xvklllvl' Sil- berg' llelpliia Volnirn Elllll Gla1lis XVHTFOII. The keepers of the cloor were Miss Tlioriihnrg an1l Mr. Hain. XYI11-11 the class passed 011 to the -lnnior 1'OOll1. another was added. Harry Hirsch. Another teacher. too. has heen ail1le1l. Miss Stront. NeXt year we expect to go ont of the ln1il1li11g'. Not at the top. lint Cllllllllllglu wearing' the H1'f'll rose wih Hthe lavender and Q'1'l?t'1lH forever loyal to the H. S.