Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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,, 2.13.4 Charles Ruekel ..... .... E ditor-in-fihiet Edith Maye Frame ..... .... A ssistaut Editor Samuel Robert Barker. . . ......... Business lllanager Arthur Holliday 'Utt ................ Designer and Uartoonist John Franklin Reinboth .,...... ......... . . .Athletics Jeanette Smith. Arthur Utt .... Wmllls Leih ..... Samuel Robert l Mary Grant .... Fred Spaulding. Lester Wiecliiiaii Arthur Holliday Stewart Reid. . . Philetus Sawyer lllthelbert Rush Victor Weiz Lester VViedmau . . . .Literature . . ....... Music Photography Earlier. . . . . . .Uharaeter Phrases ......Caleudar .VVit and llumor UH .... . .......... Organizations . . . . . . . .Representative February ,lil .... .. . . . . . . . . .Advertising Manager 5 .... Assistant Advertising Managers . .Class Prophet

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Dedication Personality plus ability equals popularity. Amin- bility eaptivates friendship and devotion. Devotion means coiigeniality, while all ultimately lead to sue- eess. lt is our endeavor to show our devotion and our eohgeiiiality, Otlllfslilllllillfl-V our sueeess, by attributing our advances to the one whose noble work helped to establish them. It is the highest compliment possible to imitate all- other. VVe feel happy to say We have imitated his per- petual smile, felt his deep interest. in us and experi- eheed the dominanee of his love for work, all caused by his strong personality, which was irresistible. 'llll0l'9'E0l'0 we of June '14 to show, as far as words eau, our deepest friendship and our appreciation for our ultimate product, given to us by him, dedicate this book to our esteemed friend and sincere leader, Hugh S. Magill, whose duties were performetl with maliee toward none and eharity to allf, 5 V-,1- 4 , A,4.

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Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept 1 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sopt Ocft. Oct. Ort. Oct. Oct, Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 'l'his was getting auquaintod day. 'l'he faculty were very kind and gave us one glorious day ol' vacation. First regular recitation, programs were made and then a single session was held. First regular football practice. Our editor began the senior year by wearing' his first pair ot' long trousers. First W'rauglor meeting. Election ol' officers. 'l'he Forum held their first meeting in Room 6. Les lias lfileus held their first uieeting in the Audi- torium. 'l'he editors ol' the liullotin and t'apit.oline opened their offices and promised an excellent liulletin. 'l'he 'l'. M. 'l'. M. held an open meeting in the Audi- torinm. First edition of the llulletin was issued. lt was certainly great. First assenibly held in the Audit orium. Nino rahs for football I Second issue ol' the liulletin. We should be Very proud of our vapable staff in printing such an edition. VVOn. Our football team defeated liincoln in an Basy battle. Score, 19-0. 2501119 forgot this was not lcids' day and attended the Fair. School dismissed for the Fair. l'Same old story -Springfiold was vivtorious. Dt-- feated Alton, 21-7. Hurrah for S. ll. S. team. lh'l'eated old timo rivals -Taylorvillo. 256-20. Grt-at mass meoting was held in the Auditorium. Hr. Scott entertained the Forum at his home. The Follies of S. II. was given by the Feb, 'H and June W4 Vlasses. The atl'air proved to he a great success. 7