Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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nemews ewwewal The Capftoline lawoemal lewoeoowa 4...-.M-.... Twenty Freshman Representatives lieiuca Bartolomucci Robert Keeley Douglas Taylor Lowell Ryan Dorothy Schuster Helen Moore Jerome Goulet Mabel Backovitch Anna Lou Geer Thomas Raehford Charles Peters Joseph Churchuian George Mclllelland Roma De Freitas Edith Kutscher Rita Callahan ROSTER Wilbilr Mills lla Verne Marlowe Robert Edwards Elizabeth Killer Leo McGuire Wanda Bergner Katherine Liudson Loretta Schulze Otis McCoy John Rourke Mary Emily Barrett Mary Jane Howells Howell Hughey Mervin Budde Dorothy Bishop Celia Bass Iletity Hell Robert Parcell l'harles Gregory Elizabeth Powers Roy Kaywood Stuart Steelinan Robert Davis Marian Kibele Ralph McAfee Katherine Trebrigge Blair Raisch Elvira Sippel Audrey Hibbard Norman Taylor John Watson The Representatives of the class of '29, under the direction of Mr. Nichols. have successfully carried out the business of the class. For so large a body they have co-operated very well. The representatives have tried to raise the standard of scholarship in the Freshman Class. The Representatives Wish to acknowledge Mr. Nichols' diligent work as the outstanding factor in their SUCCESS. --D-M-f 1 9 2 6 +------ --------- - -

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'W lewofremaltdlremeooeel The Capitoline lamemel llemeoowel Harrell llavis Louise Russell Louise Pratt William Ritcher James f'unningham Helen Fowkes Frances Barnard A George King Eugene flyer Myrtle Van Hook Dorothy Hawkins Rayburn Shutt Vivian Furman Leonard Tomlinson Sophomore Representatives ROSTER Paul I-lerberet Margaret Bodenhamer Martha Woods Joseph Taylor Lorine Smith Thornton Carswell Mary Iflelle Baker Mark Roberts Julia f'ot'trell Lee McGinnis Alice Peterson Roberta Duggan Ruth Franks Carolyn Evans Robert Irvine llTE1I'tllkl Whiplw Emil liansbach llonna Neuman Bruce lhlenfelt Helen McTaggart William Geiser Dorothy Franz John Caldwell Lacey Catron Mary Ann Sims Harry Nickey lgn.-111...---...-1,1-nnln George Leisenring Henry Hays Considering the number and magnitude of the handicaps under which they have labored the Sophomore Representatives have been unusually sue- cessful this year. The House complains of two major difficulties. The first is that they have 'For their meeting place, thc balcony of the auditorium. The second is that the Seniors have the first floor of the auditorium, making their meeting place an unsatisfactory one. Despite these handicaps the Soph- omores have organized a basketball team and performed in an efficient manner the business of the class. + 1 9 2 6 +---I ------ -- ----- -------+ Nineteen

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