Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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at X xx N X X XQX . s fc N x X XX s X Xt k ws QW sky' ,ff-W. . 'g 3 Jer' My A xx ...S it . fr- . few.. i J me DR. RUTH W. Rlenixnnsow l,Es'rr5n Bnoolis Plzll., PL'l1IISj'II'tllIitI Street l.llIil'L'l'Nffj Guidance Director Mrs. lluth Richardson, the dean of girls, realiyes that the high school years are often diffi- cult. She understands each girl's problems and helps her to make the right decisions. Each year Mrs. Richardson guides the girls in planning their schedules. lfacli junior is given an individual interview. ln addition she helps senior girls to choose a college and to secure scholarships. The girls at Lanphier and those who have alreadv graduated are thankful to Mrs. Richard- son for the long hours she has spent in their hehalf. 5 x E- ! wwyx ,7 W ill.S. in Eihieutioll, L'll1il'L'I'Yif'Y of Illinois Student Council One of the busiest men at lianphier is Nr. Lester Brooks, dean of hoys. To the students and especially to his boys, hir. Brooks is much more than a dean. The informal atmosphere of his ollice encourages hors to drop in just for a chat or some tatlierly advice. They know he is genuinely concerned with their welfare. In addition to these time-consuming duties, hir. Brooks still finds time to he advisor to the Student Council. Present at each meeting, he is a great help in giving Lanphier a sound student government. 1' I an f ,..,. ,A:, if M Qi S :WX , ,T .ygy sr SQA T X W' ex W 53, t 2' I , 4 in of ff 1 ,N ' Y ,. Ar X1 43 X .. swf x ,SQ -Wg . W? X X

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-..'-C- fi '-:Ll ...gg fl, rm., xii bs XX I 1 IEFISH IIIILI Ill of Illinois msponsoi l lx Club Mr Pefeflsh Practices What He Preaches A job wt-ll clonc, stuclcntsn is L1 coin- mcmlutiun nftcn lward from onc who has, himsclf, clonc il consistently Com- mcntlziblc job. Mr. Pctcfish is wcll known as ti close friend and capable counselor to Lunphicr students. Nr. Pctctish never fails to iittcncl il school game or activity. illXVilXS bringing with him his contagious cnthusiusm anal spirit for Lunphier High School. As advisor to thc IiCy Club, hc cnablcs Lnnphicr boys to experience the plcusurcs of scrving othcrs. In thc yt-urs to come, all stuclcnts will l'ClNClNl3Cl' Mr. Pctcfish as thc sourcc of cvcry thing that thcy Cl1jUl'Cll and uchnirccl ut Lunphicr High School and as ai truly xwntlcrful nmn.

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i ' Q ntl- G xRL1xNu Ltxciix' 1 -fffgj IIELEN IIZSKE A1-BE1f1T M. TAUOR L ,,i,.L,niU, of Hmmi, . 4 ' 3?A ,,- ALS.. Lvllfl'L'l'SlfQ' of Illinois ,-LA., Eurelm Col L L Kgs' Club E llo111eroo111 11 Honicroom 1 Homcroom 11 r 1, J 4 S Wg, ,X . KT? ,., - fi yl. F? 1 1 'L' 7 ' if it ARLYN l,o1113R ALS., LlHil'L'1'Nflj' nt Illinois National llonor Societv IIUIIILTUUIII 12 O1H11'i1,L IZ. Y11NDP11w'AT1g11 ALS.. Arizouu Stale Vollege Science Discussion Group llomeroom 12 Science and 111z1tl1e111z1tics, two of tl1e 11121111 college prep11rz1tory courses Offered at Lz111pl1ier, are directly C0l1CCl'I'lCLl witl1 tl1e l7l'0l11lSGS of to- 111o1'1'ow. Perhaps it will be o11e of l,2ll1PlllL'l'lS students i11 these courses wl1o to111orrow will place us on tl1e moon, stre11gtl1e11 our defenses against uggressors, or in some wzu' make our living 111ore co111fo1't11l1lc amd co111'e11ie11t. Few students realize tl1e value of science and 111z1tl1e- 111z1tics in tl1e years to co111c. Are you sure tl1is will burn tl1e school down? . 1 M' M1LTox D. Dmsr ALS., l.'11i1'ersi!1'ofllliuois llUl'l1L'l'0OI'l1 10 W11,L1.1x1 II. CLAY 13.8, in Muf11.lIIi11ois Stole Noruml L'Hfl'L'l'xifl' Sound, logical, scientific tl1i11ki11g will assure the progress that is I1CCL'SSkll'3' for tl secure future. At Ist111pl1ier, tl1ree courses of science and seven courses of 11111tl1e11111ties are gwailable to col- lege bound stutlents, as well as to Otl'lCl' students wl1o recognize tl1e extreme i111portz111ce of these courses. lez111pl1ic1' is proud of tl1e scope of its l7l'Ogl'llIl1 ill tl1ese courses, tl1e competence of its i11st1'uctors i11 tl1is clepz11't111c11t, and tl1e quality of its facilities axuilalnle to students i11 tl1ese vital subjects. XVl1o said -I -l- ' 6? 'Q 'Y