Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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h OPELUOPC! 'f OUR Alma Mater . , . Springfield I High School . . . No matter where :lla you go . . . you will always remember school chums . . . E- 1 teachers . . . good friends and ro- mances . . . disappointments . . . joys . . . triumphs . . . scholastic and ex- tra-curricular achievements. Your Annual will always bring back these memories . . . and many others . . . making them seem like only yesterday . . .old friends . . . far away . . . gone but not for- gotten . . . brought nearer by their pictures.

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If D. B. Walsh Glen E. Morris R!! Dr. Herbert P. Fish Mrs. J. A. Steffey Dr. A. Richard Kent John L. Zimmerman Sr. Mr. R. A. Haley John L. Zimmerman Jr. Dr. R. W. Seegar Kenneth L. Rush Dr. Harry F. Vogeisberg Dr. I. N. Hamilton Clarence A. Corwin Harris E. Miller Grace Keesecker A Friend Woodard Ellwood Rees Harry M. Martin Miss Honore Thompson Carl H. Ehl Earl Garber AGAIN MOLLOY COVERED Tl-HS 14 BUCK with beauty, durability, and quality ++ The binding in which the Wildcat is bound was designed by S. K. Smith Co., of Chicago. The covers were produced by the Molloy process which has world renown for its dependability and efficiency. Covers of this type and any other are manufactured to the buyers specifications and with minimum of cost. 'I-'I' THE S. K. SMITH CCD. The David J. Molloy Plant 2857 No. Western Ave. Chicago O. Box -1. Springfield. Qhio W. C. SIMS P. ' Phone I-i 221.-V. Sales Representative

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IO 8 id T Cr? TI-IE PAST, AS WE REVIE IT C By Robert M. Vance KI Reliable and Dependable OPTICAL SERVICE DR. GEO. B. WISDEN OPTOMETRIST 127 S. Limestone St. Convenient Paym-ent Plan Evenings by Appointment Kiel?-I3-IZHZHlHf1-Ilriiflif Magazines Sodas HEBBLE'S 2501 E, High st. Main 4789 Medicines Cigarettes x J X f THE COMMUNITY KITCHEN DELICATESSEN and CATERERS Cakes, Pies, Salads Hot and Cold Foods of All Varieties MYERS DAILY MARKET 7 W. High Street X 1 f R Beauty At Your Feet S H222 of W. A. Newell, Mgr. Correctly Fitted 5 E. Main Street 4VSept. 7-School opened with a class of new sophomores, new courses, and twelve new teachers. Filling the several vacancies and teaching new courses were Mr. Ralph Stickford, Mr. Frank McKaig, Mr. Richard Hutchings, Miss Hetty Rabey, Miss Jean Worthington, Mr. Paul Weikert, Mr. Russel Larsen, Mr. Clarence Ober, Mr. H. F. Eglinger, Mr. Eugene Hoak, Mr. Harvey Freeman, and Mr. Charles Campbell. Speech, typing, and gui- dance were made compulsory for seniors and a new vocational course was added to the curricula. 'I' 0Sept. 17-The Senior Hi-Y Club sold 650 programs at the first foot- ball game of the season, when Columbus West defeated the Wildcats at Evans Stadium. Fourteen Hi-Y members took part in this new venture. Francis Pogue acted as f N Graduate Into HARVARD CLOTHES It Costs No More Two Ways To Select Select from our complete stock or choose from the finest woolens in made-to-measure X Graduation clothes at no extra cost. 19 E UP it if 27 WEST HIGH STREET Clothes for Men and Young Men