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

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THE OFFICE 4 1 ,? 3 HAROLD WARFEL, Assistant Principal ROSELLA MARTIN, Secretary MARYLU RIDDER, Secretary 151 KEEP THI PAC E 0 PEN

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as-Q C L OX Principal Q1 -.amgf KJ:-W.: Ja., 4 5CHDULf 3,3 ELDW 'W 1 , 'Lili if in-,g, have taught us to obey signs along the way -A Upon The shoulders of Mr. Charles L. Fox resTs The responsibiliTy for The smooTh and efficienT running of Springfield High School. As The DirecTor of Works along our road To success he has many grave and Trying duTies To perform. Many Times during our years aT SHS we have found ourselves in his office wheTher iT be for discipline or ThaT paT on The back afTer we have received some honor or award. WiTh his charm- ing wife and Their children Cindy and Fred w couldnT ask for a beTTer guide beTween milesTones Than Mr Fox ff! be

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GUIDANCE One of the first milestones at Springfield High School which the girls pass is the office of Miss Christine Hume, the Dean of Girls. Her sound advice and sympathetic understanding have made her the friend of many students. Miss Hume, sponsor of Girls' Council, teaches guid- ance and gives personal help to students along their road to success, just as she is pictured here in conference with Susie Welch. Throughout the first trying year at SHS, the bewildered sopho- more boy knows that the place he can often get a helping hand is in the office of Mr. Lawrence Sanders, the Sophomore Boys' Dean. Mr. Sanders realizes the effect of personality problems and family problems on school life and is always available to help over these rough places along the road. Mr. Boyd Young, has put his military findings into a physical fitness program which is known as Facio for senior boys. Whenever there is a need for straight-from-the-shoulder advice con- cerning the future road or iust an everyday ob- stacle, the man whom the boys seek is Mr. Young.