Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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5 wlflllzr:lrlrll+'lflJlffl 5 ml!! cf I -' 'E , , el ff, lg 1' l v PRINCIPAL D.. W. MCCOY The responsibility of the administration of Springfield High School lies upon the shoulders of Dwight W. McCoy. He is the First man of this diminutive metropolis of 2800 students, and he ably directs the business of the industry of that metropolis and the citizens who enter it for education as their wages. Mr. McCoy is a graduate of the University of Illinois and of Columbia and is the recipient of the A. B., and A. M. degrees from those institutions. He has also attended the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado. His educational background has made him an earnest advocate of scholarship, and he has been untiring in his efforts to improve the educa- tional reputation of the school at all times. His love for music and his interest in extra-curricular activities have made possible an advancement in those Helds, and the progress which societies and organizations of the school have experienced has been due to a large part, at least, to Mr. McCoy's concern in them. His record as principal has been one of distinction, and it is with sincere and heartfelt gratitude that the Class of 1929, especially, offers its thanks to him. For his friendly co-operative spirit, his interest in the Band, Orchestra, and other student activities, and for his achieve- ments during the six years of his service here, the entire school is indebted to Mr. McCoy. His genial affability, keen sense of humor, and sympathetic understanding of student problems have endeared him to the student body. Pass to your third period classes. mir lsr ,mlg llQMQlS C C' , Nineteen

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