Spencerville High School - Spenconian Yearbook (Spencerville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

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Page Two 1, 551, ' ,,r ., .V ,, few-fawf?s1x .3610 W Z A fb' g w fi 2 -ff , .gags ,iw wif ,N f , LM ,Q3,-'f 'a53 W A 56,-gem H , ..,. , I , .Sf , :QYKQR Q fm' 1,':.55Fgs2.fiff.fJu' f ,ax gt vw. - , ,1 wmiwgwgi X, mhz'-hw -?i.:fff?'i 21122 wa. .fw, .1 mek f t5i?'iW'4 F 4 ASE? .jfigyiv ,F f XA , MN., V x,.. wk M-w WM.. ,gk wa, ww fr 'rm .W A 12455 . LQ' 'E 5-S 'ax ,,, lecbca fion Spencer Township is fortunate to have at the head of its school staff a man who for the past sixteen years has given lavish- ly of his time, his energy, his life to make this schoola place ofenrichedexperiences for those who come here. Not only has he worked unceasingly for the advancement of the school, but the community problems also have been of concern and interest to him. No worthy project lacked for his support, no problem was ever slightedg no policy for the better- ment of all was to meager for considera- tion by him. He has been and is our princi- pal in deed and in fact as well as in word. He is our coach, and twice during the past sixteen years, he has piloted our Raiders to victory--to the sectional in 1947, to the county in 1950. As our class sponsor, his helpful sug- gestions and advice have shaped our class activities and decisions. In appreciation, then, for his sym- pathetic understanding of our problems and his devoted service to all, especially students--past and present--we the Sen- iors of 1950 do dedicate this edition of the Spenconian to our class sponsor, our coach, and our principal, Mr. Everett H. Paschen. Sponsored by THE SENIORS OF 1950 Page Three W.QzQTlf!': I iliwsrwz s its? .,i wfvs ., ,gi5vgt:gs.s I 'Ex-7 'Vwfii f .- timers? Ri F fm if . Eigsggai : sexi- J ,L isiriegig ' ' - QM . giffswi 1: f J: 16 - 'V A-, ig? 5 as sl is it g si g . rs, , his ,E E , ,A Q if W, ,r Ldv I :A ' Jil: are ag, in Egg t . .L ': H vii? fiismsnli g.,gmn1- .V 122511 W. . V, V, .V as is-s iffiif? - , Q? I siseffsiqwilin ivima i iinf ' H si, ' P. 15? .:f':'5-- ' f-rE:.' FF:-'?'? . 'J2 lii i liif V ':51'33':'-iii'- HES 'ffl - 7- :f :- M Q-25 f53i5l.'x4 ' Gigi laencon ian Editor-in-chief . Associate Editor. . Business Manager . Production Manager . Circulation Manager . Literary Editor . Assistant . . Sports Editor Assistant . . Assistant . Snaps Editor . . Assistant . Assistant . Calendar Editor Assistant.. . . Research Editor. Advisor . Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kraft Page Four . .Terry Bowser Phyllis Warner . Marlene Cook Geraldine Shull . .Tames Dwyer Doris Longardner Adah Ruth Gerig Herbert Hoover . . .Tack Mann .James Webb . Gerald Gerig Lois Romine . Gene Mann . . Pat Angel Ellen Mae Knop . Davey Doll Miss Ida A. Reed P34 XPYA 9 gg P+ COX 13 . 9,60 0 P32-32 D SQQK' .x4c!minif5frafion VINTON L. MILLER Trustee Spencer Twp. Sponsored by L. F. GOOCH Page Five Sept. Oct. Z7- Nov. Dec. Jan. 12- Feb. 13- Mar. CGLHJM I9 9 - 1950 Registration Day Labor Day Vacation Classes for everyone Initiation Day for Freshmen Junior rings ordered Senior pictures taken Teachers' Convention at Fort Wayne Junior sweaters came Magazine Campaign started Junior turkey raffle Thanksgiving Vacation Junior rings arrived Junior Play Seventeen Is Awfully Young Sophomore turkey raffle Mrs Kagey resigned. Christmas exchange and treat. Vacation until Jan. Z. R. Wildeson in 4, 5, and 6. School drudgery begins again Home Ec. girls take trip to Fort Wayne County basketball tourney at Butler Raiders County Champs HURRAH!! Annual staff announced Mid-term exams. Ohhhhhh!!!! Second semester begins Week of aches and pains for: Pat Angel, Jack Hollabaugh, Don Lohse, and John Leonard Community banquet for Raiders and Coach Paschen Indoor circus at the gyrn Out ---- ICE Sweaters awarded to five Senior boys Sectional tourney at Auburn Spencerville Raiders vs. Hamilton Marines 10:15 Score 49-37 Evening game 7:00 Spencerville Raiders vs. Busco Eagles Score 52-50 Overtime WOW!! Raiders va. Ashley Aces. Their win. Annual Material must be in Topeka Sponsored by THE HOME BUREAU Page Six ,Mfr I avr 'Q' 'M 3 Page Seven GLUE? EVERETT H. PASCHEN PRINCIPAL PHYSICAL ED. SCIENCE AGNES PASCHEN HOME MAKING BIOLOGY GLORIA L. JAFFRE COMMERCIAL STUDIES SPANISH DALE WICOFF AGRICULTURE CARL W. ZIMMERMAN MUSIC ENGLISH B. L. MARTIN SOCIAL STUDIES MABEL E. ZEIGLER ENGLISH SCIENCE IDA A. REED ENGLISH MATHEMATICS RICHARD WILDESON DEPARTMENTAL I+-5-6 MABEL MILLER DEPARTMENTAL II-5-6 BINA GLAWE GRADES 2-3 BERNIECE WILDER GRADES I-2 Sponsored by HOOK AND SONS ,L Dome stlc eh! lfl6Ll05 I-I-e -e -e -1-p Oh Boy! Whoa! . . fd The Fireman The Good Old Days Peggy, Mary Watch your stepg Boys! Swlng Happy Sponsored by SHILLINCHS STUDIO, ST. JOE, IND. Page Eight Adair sglniom of f CEHSS EEUWEH CEHSS MUTTU CLHSS UUEURS HEIJ CHHHHTIUII GUHE SEEHEHS UE '49 GREEN and GUEIJ eniom of 1 PATRICIA J. DOVE HPATH PLAY 3,U3 CHORUS l,2,3,Ug OPERETTA Ii SECRE- TARY'TREASURER. HTHEREIS FUN IN HER EYES.H LOUIS L. TIMMERMAN HSHORTN BASKETBALL l,2,3,U. HSHORT, BUT SWEET FROM HEAD TO FEET.u RAYMOND L. HOOK HSONNYH PRESIDENTQ BASKETBALL I,2,3,N5 TRACK 2,35 PLAY U5 SOFTBALL l,2,3,M5 CHORUS 3. HA QUIET CUT, BUT THEREIS A TWINKLE IN HIS EYE.n RALPH D. BAKER nR.D.H SALUTATORIANQ PLAY 3,U. nHE's HIS OWN BEST CRlTlC.u 'FS' KENNETH D. AKEY HLOVERH BASKETBALL I,2,3,M3 SOFTBALL. HOH THE SUFFER- INBS or A BASHFUL BOY.n JOE W. GERIG HJUNIORH PLAY 3,h3 BASKETBALL 2,35 TRACK 3. HMISCHIEF ADDS TO THE SPICE or LIFE.u MARILYN R. TUSTISON HTUSTYN PLAY U. HA RING ON THE HAND IS WORTH TWO ON I THE PHONE.H Sponsored by MR. and MRS. ERVING VENDRELY Page Ten eniord 0 1 MARY L. BATDORF CHORUS ACCOMPANISTQ CHORUS l,2,3,Ug PLAY M. HPRACTICE MAKES PERFECT IN ALL wALKs or LIFE.n DONALD L. WOODRING NDOCKH PLAY 33 SOFTBALL2 BASKETBALL I,2,3,U. uI'M A SELF-MADE MAN, BUT sr I HAD IT TO DO OVER AGAIN, l'O CALL ON SOMEONE ELSE.u R. GENE WARSTLER PLAY 31 TRACK 2,35 CHORUS 2,3. HEVERYBODY :S ABLE TO GIVE PLEASURE IN SOME wAY.H JAMES E. BowsER NJIMH VALEDICTORIANQ BASKETBALL I,2,3,Ug PLAY 3,Ug SOVTBALLQ VICE-PRESIDENT. HHE MlxES HIS PLEASURE WITH BUSlNESS.H WILLIAM R. FURNISH UWILLIEH PLAY U5 BASKETBALL I. HSUCCESS COMES TO THOSE WHO WAIT, SO l'LL wAlT.n MARIE L. HAUPT HHOPPYH PLAY 3,U. HGOODBY TO WORK WHEN THERE'S A GOOD TIME TO BE HAD.H JEANNE M. 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CHORUS l,2,3,U5 NITA CHORUS I, I 23 OPERETTA l,3g PLAY 33 SEXTETTE. 'THE SIXTH SENSE--COMMON SENSE--BELONGS TO THIS MISS.H PHYLLIS WARNER HPHYLH SECRETARY: CHORUS l,2,3,M5 NITA CHORUS 25 PLAY 35 SEXTETTE. HBLUES, STAY AWAY FROM ME.n GERALD GERIG HBROCKH BASKETBALL 2,3,kg PLAY 35 SOFTBALL. uLET'S DO IT THE ALGEBRAIC WAY.u JACK MANN HJACKSONH PLAY 3: CHORUS 2: BASKETBALL l. HHE TALKS IN HIS SLEEP. PROOF--HE REGITED ONE DAY.n GENE MANN HCOBNECKH PLAY 39 CHORUS 25 BASKETBALL I. HTHIS IS TOO DEEP FOR ME.n JAMES DWYER HJIMH BASKETBALL l,2,3,Mg PLAY 3g SOFTBALL. HA LIKE- ABLE LAD WITH MANY GOOD POINTS AND FEW BAD ONES.n HERBERT HOOVER HHOTROCKH BASKETBALL l,2,3,Ug SOFTBALLJ TRACK I,2,3,Ug nl HAVE A wAY OF LOOKING INTO A GALIS EYES THAT MAKES HER COMPLETELY FORGET WHAT I LOOK LIKE.n JAMES WEBB HSPIDERH BASKETBALL l,2,3,uj SOFTBALLQ TRACK I,2. HWHY TEAQHERS' HAIR TURNS GRAY.n Sponsored by BRUSH COLLEGE CHURCH OF GCD Page Fourteen eniorfi 0 I9 0 DORIS LONGARDNER UDORIEH CHORUS 3g PLAY 39 CHEERLEAOER H. HFOR SHE HAD A WINSOME WAY.n 1 DAVEY DOLL HDAVEH SOFTBALL. nHE'S LIVING PROOF THAT SIZE DOESN'T MATTER.H LOIS ROMINE NJINXN CHORUS l,2,3,Ug OPERETTA l,33 SEXTETTE. HCHAT- TER HELPS TO MAKE THE WORLD so 'ROUNO.n ELLEN MAE KNOP NKNOPPIEH CHORUS I,25 PLAY 3. SHE'S LIKEO BY THOSE WHO KNOW HER.H MARLENE COOK HCOOKIEH TREASURER2 PLAY 3g CHORUS I,2,3,hQ CHEERLEAD- ER U. HSHE'S GOT PEP AND PLENTY OF IT.H ADAH RUTH GERIG HRUTHIEH CHORUS I,2,3,hQ NITA CHORUS 2g OPERETTA l,3g SEXTETTEQ PLAY 3. HSHE'S TIMIO, BUT DONIT LET THAT FOOL YOU.u JERRY BOWSER HBUGSH PRESIDENTQ PLAY 35 BASKETBALL I,2,3,Hg SOFT- BALL? TRACK 2. NLIVINI, LOVIN' AND LEARNINI ALL THE TIME.n PATSY ANGEL HPATH CHORUS l,23 PLAY 3. HTHE BOYS DONIT BOTHER ME NONE--ONLY ONE BOTHERS ME SOME.H Sponsored by BRUHTCOLLEGECHURCHCHTGOD Page Fiheen aaa Ar 150 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We the Seniors of the Class of l950, Spencerville High School, Spencer Township, DeKalb County, Indiana, being of sound mind and body do draw up and leave with our sincere wishes for the future happiness this ---- our last will and testament. ARTICLE I INDIVIDUAL WILLS: I, Phyllis Warner, will my beloved softball mitt to Beverly Laux so that she can make a good catch. I, Patsy Angel, will my ability to be a coquette to Bonnie Witt, so that she can try her luck with Bud after I'm gone. Good luck, Bonnie. I, Ellen Mae Knop, will my ability to leave the boys alone to Mabel Schaftner. I, .Tim Webb, will my sleepless nights to Alfred Paschen so that he can spend more time on River Street. I, .Terry Bowser, will my butch hair- cut to .Tim Shilling and my like for St. .Toe to Lucy Warstler. I, .Tim Dwyer, will my speed on the basketball floor to Gene Dwyer. Let's keep it in the family. I, Doris Longardner, will my horse to Don Lohse to use when that Chrysler won't start or when it gets stuck. I, Lois Romine, will my cheery dis- position to Maxine Hoover and my brown eyes to Ruth Easley. I, Adah Ruth Gerig, will my even tem- per to Joan Cook so she won't pick-on her big sister so much from now on. I, Geraldine Shull, will my speed in Shorthand to Peggy Smith and my excess height to Harvey Lahr. I, Davey Doll, will my '34 Chevy to Larry Waggoner and Clarence Mathes. They can make good use of it in Harlan. It will hold quite a few. I, Marlene Cook, leave my love for studying to Mary Potts, but to Bud Ven- drely, I leave what I have learned in high school. You kids sure got gypped! I, Gene Mann, will my speed in typing to Eloise Timmerman. I, .Tack Mann, will my blue eyes to Shirley Crothers I, Bob Hoover, will my excess height to John Leonard. You can use it for re- bounding, .T ohnny. I, .Terry Gerig, will my ability to stay in training to .Tack Hollabaugh. ARTICLE II TO THE FACULTY: We bequeath all the trouble and grief of producing a class efficient enough to fill the vacancy left 'by us. You'll certainly have your hands full! Knowing that our days of schooling are numbered, we hereby request that our desires be carried to the fullest extent. Sworn to and attested by this day of May, 1950. Sponsored by JOHN KOCH, SALESMAN FEDERAL FERTILIZER Page Sixteen add l'Ol9 QC, One warm spring day, April 7, 1961 we, the Seniors of 5l decide to have a class reunion and return to our Alma Mater to see how those left are getting along without us. We wander, very leisurely, into the Assembley and immediately our attention is drawn to the reading table where we find the latest edition of our favorite newspaper, the Who's in Mischief monthly. Naturally we are eager to learn the current home town news and see what this pocket-size newspaper has to offer. We see splatteredall over the front page, headlines saying, Seniors of '50' Escaped. Are Out to Make a Name for Themselves . We read column after column, telling of the escape, and we read that the police are pleading. 'Please do not bring them to us. What do you think we left the key in the cell door for? It wasn't for ornament! Well, well, our old chums are on the loose again. Let's read on, maybe we'll find more about them. On the second page we find an advertisement which is telling us about the new Foni Spin Curlers and Wave set. And guess who the Foni twins are? None other than Jack and Gene Mann. Be- neath the picture of our lovely twins, it says, Jack, the twin at the left has the new Foni. We wonder where the curls are, but that's the S64 question. And speaking of S64 questions, we see on the radio advertising page that Jim Dwyer, that new radio quiz- master, has a new show called, You leave it and I'll take it. Jim really turned out to be a good, honest man, and such an honest job too. Well, my goodness! Here in the Hollywood column we see that the glamorous and beautiful Ellen Mae Knop is playing in her latest picture, The Blushing Bride. She also does singing now. She is singing with Vaughn Monroe in a new version of Mule Train, She surely has a knack in slinging that whip. Now we see a very interesting article by Professor J. Wade Bowser, formerly Jerry. The title is, How to Avoid Splinters in the Throat While Chewing a Match. We were often puzzled on how Jerry kept from choking to death, because we knew he must have swallowed a lot of sawdust. Oh,here is the Sports page and we see that a new coach has come into being. His name is Herbert fHerbiej Hoover. The name of his team is the Hoover Hotshots. Last week they played the Globe Trotters and simply made fools of them. The final score was Z-0 with coach Hoover as high-point man. We think their team name fits them splendidly. On the same page we see our favorite comic strip of Little Sport , and who else is he than Davy Doll. He's making a bet on his racing form, that the famous horse, Slough-Slough, will come in first in the long run. Now who else could be taking his bets than the ever famous bookie, Jim Webb, He's always putting a bug in someone's ear about who's going to win the races that day. It's usually Beetlebomb . We're glad he's gotten himself such a character fitting job. Sponsored by JUNIOR CLASS Page Seventeen aaa I prolakecy In the next section of the paper, we turn to the Society page and see that today's famous cooking teacher, who teaches only newly- weds, is Adah Ruth Gerig. Today's recipe is: How to Boil Water with Success. Her instructions are: Measure one cup of water carefully, put it into pan and place over high heat, bring to rapid boil. Go away for fifteen minutes or so. When you come back, you will see a marvelous sight. Get next month's paper and I will tell you how to clean out a badly burnt pan. Very interestin-g!We'll have to try it sometime. In the lovelorn column we find that Patsy Angel has opened a Lonely Heart's Club and is giving advice free to the lovelorn. Her motto is, Experience is the Best Teacher. In the Marriage Column, we read that Gerald Gerig has found himself a cook. Marlene Cook, that is. The newly-weds are taking a long honeymoon to Butler, and will stay for one whole day at the Butler Hotel. When they return from their honeymoon, they will reside in Spencerville at their new restaurant, called The Gerig and Cook Eating-nook. While Cook cooks, Gerig will auction the food off to the highest bidder. Under the latest fashions we find that Phyllis Warner ------ starring under the name of Madamoselle Fifi ------ is modeling the new Paris sweaters. It says Madamoselle Fifi started her career while in high school. Here is an ad that says, quote. Wanted: young or old people who wish to learn to drive. Come to the Longardner Driving Acad- emy. Instructor: Doris Longardnerf' I garuantee to start you as pupils and leave you as patients. Fee--after you crack up, I'll take the money I need. Thank you. On the opposite page in a little corner, we see that Lois Romine, a dietitian, is giving lessons on how to keep slim, and look very trim ---- Don't follow me. What's this we see. Oh yes, Let's explore your mind, written by the great psychiatrist, Geraldine Shull. Her main question today is: Do Seniors really regret when they graduate? Answer is YES, because most generally we're better off in school than where we are now. Here's a little ad in a corner all by itself. It says, I, Everett Paschen, will give reward to anyone who will invent a rubber car that will not crack up. James Webb, who took a few driving lessons at Longardner's Driving Academy advises him to get a horse. Now we shall bear in mind all the good news we read about our old school chums. We see that the Seniors have made quite a name for themselves and we the future Seniors of SO hope they will continue their successes in all their many adventures. Sponsored by JUNIOR CLASS Page Eighteen M 6!eI Cf6t:5dI'l'leI'l Sponsored by SPENCERVILLE ELEVATOR CO. A E I -.C . 'ii --Q . 'N 'I ' 313:55 15,vg?-QE, 'fffiifaii :' .L '1 P-Hsfs - 1 .gfgffg .- .X .- ..- 'eff-3 1 ' , . g, 411 A - :Fig . '-:. x 'J -. , , - , fa 5' : ff ' s Q , ide, s fx n,.v gr x. 4. W 'Q 1 ,Q -R. Lk3's,5f3fif-2f'w Q-WNW ' if Q -fi ff ' i.-f- 3 S' 3. , .' ,. .- ,.-.naar-i 'ggi , Q. ' 'sv g-7 v .'2':.1' it f xzm?-vrr'3 75' 'im N... 1- ' .4 -,' . t. f'55,Q 4-i -5 3. -J.. J' :naw -- 4- ' s., ., ag-X1--Q., -in . .. 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ROY MAURER 20 51NlON vgm 'vs 'Wk .5219 0l'l'l0I'25 PAT AKEY RUTH BRACE President DALE BUTLER RAYMOND CARNAHAN BONNIE FURNISH .TACH HAAS MARGERY HOLLABAUG ED HOOK Vice President CAROLYN KIMES Secretary JAMES KNOP HELEN KRUSE Treasurer NELSON LUNG SHIRLEY RITENOUR MADOLYN REID PEGGY ROMINE GORIA STEWARD PATRICIA TIMMERMAN ARTHUR WARNER BILL WILDER . JOHN WITT H Sponsored by SOPHOMORE CLASS Page Twenty-one af' 401 K . KX I 'N Q A as if fi? - J L Q , :Q E Y L , Q xv 5,35 I if'f'x 'iii iw? M. I 9 sg 1 I Q fx I K .1 X , X ,J r- , F fp 9 I 'A' I X +- ' 3 Er, r Q. ROBERT CHAPMAN IMOGENE CONLEY Secretary FRANKLIN DWYER ALICE EASLEY President RUTH ANN FRIEND WADE FRY CLEO GERIG Treasurer DOROTHY NUSBAUM ADAIR ALICE REED DONALD SHEEFEL EMILY SHULL HOWARD TIMMERMAN NANCY VENDRELY DALE WARSTLER Vice President NORMAN WEIBLE BETTY WITT gl'85Al'l'leI'l President . . . Alice Easley K Vice Pres. . . Dale Warstler ,,... Secretary . . Imogene Conley -- 37 , ASQ: Treasurer. . . . 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A at few' , A . s jv- 4, 2 x 1 ,, S 9 Q A 2 yf 'r I I fy I a f LJ I I X if J., , I f 'I-' , . .2 . glxwyv- f, ' 419' ' j ' 3 4 ,,,. w s, Y I , I I y 4 , ' ' ' ? , ., af ' W f If 'V' nr. FRANK BUTLER DENNY CONLEY DONNA LOU COOK ANNE DRERUP JEANETTE ENSCH ROSEMARY EVANS RETA GERIG CHARLOTTE GREENFIELD ROSALIN GRIESER DALE JONES EDWIN JONES TAHOMA LAUGHMAN LOLA MATHES WAYNE MCNABB JUDITH MILLER TERRY POTTS SUE RHODES BRUCE SPITLER JILL SPONHOWER LEE STREBIG DUWAYNE TIMMERMAN NORMA TIMMERMAN . JOHN TUSTISON LARRY WARNER CLIFFORD WARSTLER ROBERT WILDER KATHLEEN YODER VERNON YOQUELET Sponsored by BAIDINGER SHELL SERVICE Page Twenty-seven aff' 2 if w, I ' A 1, fg Q ,Q ,-.k M f. 5 . I me .zgq ' l l. :.' V U VV , .',, ., 'iz 1 '?' z , ..,, A l I IRLJS if R fe W ee , I , R , -I 1 IJ I ,,,. R A ff LL,,y L, . ..,. W , I Q 3 I , 'F f A Q em Em! we I M eff' X' 'W L' M I I - ': . 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CAROL YODER 'yggg JEAN ANN ZIMMERMAN ' Sponsored by PARTEE COMPANY Page Twenty-nine fn? K V , wx K , I X x 7 'E -4 . . I f A Y A 'n f X 'K A '44 , ' I - 1 , , I VVKVV ., M E.,, uuzk . L , , i VVLV L A In . S ,,,f S Mk QQ-' SHA IL 2 I ,Ri. :LQ f J H Q I, 9' m 1 R, 4 4 'if . .. .x i X Q, - , sv' -Q + iff , ' ,.- 22 f 1. Q 1 ,I 'X I 1 . , Q .- 6, In If W is as ,W . '.. I ' ' A VK L .: - A G I G ' GII A 'A Q. S IN 'F A G T 7. : If J i g , V k .L Mg- V 1 . K I , sg , , -J Ai V fr E53 2- is 2. . -ff 3 Mx., 1 4 5 2 ..4- 3 . ,v f I A ..2:. 5 Rf' A ? I A SLS 1 Q- - V ya , I f ,Ei n A ::- Us v:.,, ' .PT A ,S Y 1 ---. ' K f as . . ' ,.V,: we EXACT G CWA ' : VWMQQVI - If ffm :'- Tyw I A Y,y4m A gl , X f . iE,. Ns f Em! Qu DONALD BAIDINGER JACK BARNES NANCY BROWN REBECCA CHRISTLIEB .TUDY CODDINGTON STANLEY FREEMAN PAUL FRIEND BEVERLY FUHRER MARY LOU GEYER ROBERT GEYER DWIGHT GRIESER PARKS HOLLABAUGH KENT KELLER ELERY KIMES TERRY KUMMER DIANN MAYER YVONNE REDIGER MARTIN SCHMUCKER PAUL SECHLER CAROL SPITLER JOE SPITLER BARBARA SMITH SHARON KAY SMITH SHARON SUE SMITH E? SHARON ROSE T IMMER MAN ORVAL WALLACE LYNN WITT LANNY LUNG WALLY GRAHAM sponsored by HART's NURSERY Page Thirty Saorfa THE GROUP WHO WON .X4 tel' jk? C0llI'lfg llftffley Sponsored by UNIVERSAL TOOL AND DIE COMPANY AFTER THE GAME 7 AG, OIQIQQHQJ . Spencerville's basketball team was of superior strength duringCoach Paschen's last coaching season. The Raiders won 13 out of the 16 scheduled games plus the winning of the Dekalb County Tourney. This was a great honor for the school, be- cause we had not held the county title since 1928. However, in 1947, the Raiders car- ried off the sectional crown,winning from Garrett in a closely contested game. 'Al' Paschen, our husky center, has been high scoring man during the entire season. 'Eddie' Hook has made himself outstanding by dribbling out of tight squeezes time after timeg for example, dribbling the ball for 1 minute and 34 seconds in the game with 'Busco at the Sectional Tourney. Remember! 'Hotrock' Hoover won his fame by his ability to in- tercept the ball. 'Spider' Webb is noted for his exceptionally good rebounding. 'Bugs' Bowser, after being out of practice for half the season witha broken arm, re- turned to do a splendid job of guarding. Powerful 'Jimmy' Dwyer has pleased our crowds by his ability to score when it is most needed. Fighting .Tack Hollabaugh has done a wonderful job of popping in baskets from the center of the floor. Big John Leonard has done a fine job of being where he is needed most at the exact moment. Fiery 'Jerry' Gerig has proved himself an efficient guard, mostly in the right court. For the past few weeks Don Lohse,because of an arm injury, has been replaced by 'Jim' Shilling, who has done very well for hirnself. The team carried their load well in the Sectional Tourney. They defeated the Hamilton Marines in the morning match. In the evening, they made a very com- manding come-back to defeat the mighty Churubusco Eagles in an overtime, the score being 52 to 50. WOW!! ln the Satur- day afternoon match, however, the Raiders lost to Ashley Aees by three points. All -in-all we have enjoyed a wonder- ful season with the mighty Raiders and were very happy when the following five Seniors received their honor sweatersg I-lotrock' Hoover, 'Jimmy' Dwyer, 'Spider' Webb, 'Bugs' Bowser and Jerry Gerig. WHAT A SEASON!!! Sponsored by ROSCOE WALTER Page Thirty-three ALF RED PASC HEN C ente r .TIM DWYER Forward fb ., .aa .ami N, MQ ' Esilbix, Sf J! BOB HOOVER Guard lim' they x 5 O. M Q 3 Sw: , q'L?2?9f3 Y Elia IEE: if Q mi?-Fii ED HOOK Guard ,,.444- ...4 ., ..::, D ON LOHSE :f F Ofwafd . Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. REED I .4 1 .TERRY BOWSER Guard X. XXX Wa X: ,Qi GERALD GERIG or Guard H ,F Ngo - Y: is 'S K . 1 .gi Hg 'Q 'QL nx- J' IM WEBB Forward fr . V 1 A . g Be , 5. ? 23 .' . I M3 Q . E G. L, L.g,kz'x -N71 iii? f . , XF 1 rg ,WS 1 325 'L 'Ns 1' .aff QT w ff? s JOHN LEONARD Center E, 5, JACK I-IOLLABAUGH , Forward , Sponsored by MR, AND MRS. JAMES L. REED pencerui! e Z?cwLefAa! .Si'Aeo!uL I9 9-50 DATE Nov. Dec. Ian. Feb. Jan Feb. TEAM RAIDERS OPPONENTS Harlan 31 34 Butler 35 43 Ashley 48 47 Waterloo 48 46 Leo 45 60 Coesse 39 28 St. .Toe 59 27 Pleasant Lake 32 30 Salem Center 45 60 Hamilton 46 3l Edon, Ohio 54 39 St. .Toe 47 27 Salem Center 62 49 Washington Center 61 53 Harlan ' 54 39 Woodburn 59 40 COUNTY TOURNEY Garrett 48 39 St. .Toe 50 36 Ashley 57 53 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Hamilton 49 37 Churubusco 52 50 Ashley 33 36 Sponsored by C. R. BAUMGARTNER Page Thirty-six 8 on X for QU do ' f fix azsfiifizf . g . ss 4., MA X Strong Man OGG Oigcfoosf 1? Yea .Tim rg, T he Huddlc ,Y xoeb ic, C OGG X2 ca doo fl .1 Second Team if 636 23 Fla 6 I0 QS 6 Qi Sponsored Dy MERLE DEAN FURNISH Page Thirty-seven Wafiona! .Honor gaoula rganize Early in the second semester of this year, fifteen upper-class- men received letters of invitation ot join the National Beta Club. These students were selected by the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship fwhich must be B or abovel, leadership, and citizenship. The Beta Club is a national honor organization which serves the school and community in many ways. The members may publish a school paper, direct the school's annual magazine drive, act as li- brarians, help with charity campaigns, and work on various other tasks. Membership fees are 53.50 for the entire high school career. Of the fifteen eligible students, eight became members. The fol- lowing officers have been elected: Margery Hollabaugh, President, Pat Akey, Vice President, Ruth Brace, Secretaryg Ruth Easley, Treasurer. Other members are: Carolyn Kimes, Mabel Schaftner, Lucy Warstler, and Alfred Paschen. This group received their charter from national headquarters in South Carolina and had the candlelight initiation ceremony February 24. Mrs. .Taffre will serve as faculty sponsor. Sponsored by HIGH'S PAINT SHOP Page Thirty-eight Co Sol 112106 O 6 be 119 An Old Farmerette W H as nuff-.x Mu., Q01 if if Cmy I ik: 'be O 4? f J 5 P ' if nalod pb r 1 ,mag 66,6 I gf 'bah JA! O Of f,gcS?IaSs N O 191, fotos 'I ees S . Just we boys Oo 'O '12 As n Sponsored by RUDY'S PLACE AND SWANDER'S GROCERY Page Thirty-nine ,v For better or Lois Cookie Gerry PALS Fire away, girls For Worse .Tack and Midge Which is Which? Mann Twins 1, and Miss Reed Once upon a time kid Baby Sitter you Home Ec. 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