Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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.A-aa-...l.s.r......,.ttt..t,,tt4 r i ROW 1: David Kaplan, Jean Stull, Alison Shontz, Bill Puschel, Lindsay Hahn, Moe Austin, Chaile Neweham, Ron Anderson, David Meade, Norm Sanford, Scott Hollingsworth, Pat Poehlman, Carolyn Vanberen. ROW 2: Melanie Budil, Cherrie Lippa, Julie Slocombe, Cynthia Martin, Jennie Davis, DR Ransdell, Maggie Homolatsch, Vicki Hart, Pat Heaton, Belinda Kelley, Mary Kelley, Cindy Primm, Diane Dillon, Renee MaLone, Mary J. Whitler, Mr. Speder. ROW 3: Cindy Vandenbossche, Beth Krueger, Carol Freyder, Debby Burkhardt, Pam Gubin, Kris Hemenway, Jeff Engle, Rhonda Engle, Mark Brozio, Cindy Breakville, Mindy Nagoersky, Vicki VanFossan, Diana Hughes, Cindy Da- vidson, Steve Gregg, Scott Kains, Mark Wiggers, Joe Fuhrman. ROW 4: Scott Gabehart, Jill Foster, Rosanne Cross, Jeri Bennett, Eleanor Tungett, Leland Legg, Trish Chapin, Charles Hershey, Charlie Northrup, Peggy Dickinson, Diane Hasslery, Karen Anderson, Brian Defay, Eric Luther, John Kwedar, Scott Boys. ROW 5: Paul Dees, Angie lde, Rene Farris, Marie Moreno, Lisa Johnson, Cheryl Hitchery, Beth Brozio, Kevin Barge, Coley Cowan, Sue Claywell, Nina Koch, Tim Hajek, Carl Hasenmyer, Bill Miller, Don Tappendorf, Derek Midden. ROW 6: Jim Ide, Phil Moy, Alan Shontz, Eric Moy, Robert Blythe, Kathy Qualls, John Sefton, Perry Bentsen, Bill Sigrist, Debby Vink, Linda Tungett, Joyce Gulley, Ginger Welch, Eric Troutmann, Mark Barrow, Barry Cruse, Tom Marchal, Ed Rule, Charlie Hahn, Buzz Hardy, Rob Allen. German Club ,,,E.W club advisor is Herr Speder. German Club 41 German Club is the largest club in the school We participate in the Homecoming Parade by building prize winning floats. German Club also participates in such school activities as pep as semblies, all school Barbecues, and other vari ous school activities. German Club has a spring and a fall picnic, and an annual trip to Chicago We also play the other High School German Clubs in rousing games of Volleyball. Every year we are in the International Dinner with the other Foreign Language Clubs in the school German Club is made up of mostly German stu dents, but it is open to anybody who would like to join. German Club is a member of the Na tional Federation of Students of German Our

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X T' 'Wah -J-it-. 1 The faculty diners club was founded this year as an interdisciplinary organization whose avowed purpose is to strengthen a dwindling faculty morale as well as appetite. Members of the Art, English, and Special Ed. Departments meet each Friday on the first lunch shift to participate in an act of communion with the aid of creative cuisine and crude conversation. Members are: Dale Blankenship, Bill Canham, Jim Edwards, Alice Heck, Bonny Knotts, and Daria Neece. Friday Faculty Diners Club V4 ' '15 . 40 Friday Faculty Diners Club

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2 3' ij 1 FRONT ROW: Doug Canady, Howie Friedland, Tom Muncy, Jack Simpson, Yvonne Schmoeller, Ken Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Joel Greg- ory, Steve Reynolds, Bob Pringle, Fred Eck, Ginger Welch, Kevin Barge, Cynthia Kohn. THIRD ROW: Debbie Schnapp, Kirk Moberg, Jody Long, Ann Seroka, Beth Hoftee. TOP ROW: Steffanie Merritt, Lori Overaker, Dave Archer, Todd Brooks, Ray Wheatly, Pat Knepler, Gus Pedraza. History Club The History Club is a group of students, not necessarily enrolled in a history class, who take field trips to places of historical interest in the area and take a larger trip at the end of the year. ln 1976 they held a mock election in conjunction with the state Board of Elections. They are also planning to write a pamphlet dealing with local history. But mostly they are a group of fun-loving students and not your book-worm type people usually associated with a History Club. 42 History Club