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

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' .if225:2?q1,jr? ta 'rw T-gif,-fu ' , , -. SameofZlatDfzeamafcct?catcwemQ One of man s strongest urges is to tell a story either to describe something he saw to convince his friends to his point of view or to reveal what is in his. heart. ln any group one of your friends is bound to confide that he expects to become a iournalist-or an author. So it is at Springfield High School Many of us dream of careers in the field of literature but all of us do not prepare ourselves in the same way. Some of us take as many in order to develop a background- others look forward impatiently to courses in journalism and an opportunity to serve on the staff of one of our four student-written publications. The Herald our bi-monthly newspaper edited by the iournalism classes gives an account of activities sports and general news about the school. A School News class writes a column for the Spring- field Sun every other Friday reporting the activities of the students to Spring- field. The Mentor our literary publication offers an opportunity for the more I I 0 I I I ' I English classes as we can and do as much outside reading as time permits I I I I I f I l f I talented members of our student body to express themselves in prose and verse. THE WILDCAT yearbook, which is now reporting to you of life at SHS during the school year of T946-'47, is edited by a yearbook class. In the following pages we show you examples of the way in which we gain a broad cultural background and good practical experience for the time when school days are over. 'Our work may fall far afield from the dreams of our school days, but the effort we have put on the various phases of English and literature will pay -OH: in the years to come in friends with mutual interests in reading, and in our own resources for leisure time. ,I mf X me: M57 7 2.1 ...L-1 aww-P. Alumnus Lawrence Laybourne of the Washington office of LIFE and TIME mag- azines discusses with Joan Little and Grafton Trout preparation for careers in the field of journalism. A I rflllll 31 ' A' A , X Q , 5 ey -4' -JP , 2 Z1 is 4' 1' ' ff cf x ' 'VIH aimfslrr 'v-c... P VZN is fi' f