Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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MID-YEAR SENIORS GORDON ABBOTT Sing and the world sings with you. Junior and A Cappella Choirs, Trial by jury, In Arcady, Dramusique of l93S, and representative make up Gordon's record. Pet peeve? fAh, yesj -waiting for lunch. MARGARET AHRENS G. A. A., C Club, representative, freshman and sophomore cantatas, In Arcady, and junior Choir tell the story of Margaret's four years. Dis- couraging remarks about poundage weigh heavily on her mind. MARGARET ALBERS Margaret either trusted our honesty or imagination, for she left the whole business up to us without' even notify- ing us that she was in high school, let alone tell us what she did. THEDA MAE ASHTON A musical career including freshman and sophomore cantatas, Junior and Senior Choirs, In Arcady, Trial by Jury, and Dramusique of 1934 oc- cupied Theda in her spare moments dur- ing her stay at S. H. S. MELBA BACON Melba's outside activities seem limited to her choral singing in freshman and sophomore cantatas. As for her pet peeve, you can either guess it' or skip it. We don't know it either. HARRY BAER lllini, freshman cantata, Senior Choir, and football managership have held Harry's attention. We couldn't make sense of his alleged pet peeve but maybe you can. Here it is: How much this time, Harney? ARTHUR BAKER jack of all trades, master of none, says Arthur. His activities are foot- ball, football, and football. We're right with him there and also on his pet peeve--Monday morning. FRANCES BARGER We hope Frances used all that spare time studyingg at least we know she did not use it in outside school activities. Perhaps she believes in the thirty-hour week. CAROLYN BARRETT Another whose mysterious past record our illustrious brain trust has to re- veal is Carolyn. Again we make a plea for a more efficient secret service to trace these students. 4 DOROTHY BENNER Senior Choir, Dramusique of l93S, Lotus Club, Senior Girls' Council, and French Club constitute Dorothy's lively record for posterity. Love of good mu- sic makes her pet peeve Dramatic so- pranos. BETTY BEYNON One of those good-looking blue-eyed blonds from Divernon, Betty's smile has made the halls of S. H. S. more cheerful since she came here in her freshman year. ROBERT BOEHNER Freshman representative, freshman cantata, two years of band, and junior Choir are the activities Robert listed. Others may be implied in his pet peeve -women. SYLVIA BOHRMAN Sylvia has been a Freshman represen- tative and also vice-president then presi- dent, of G. A. A. She evidently aspires to ballooning, but her pet peeve is ob- taining hydrogen enough. Do you blame her? HELEN BOWYER Helen limited her outside activities to cantatas in her freshman and sopho- more years. Her pet peeve is walking in the rain. Our advice is to find a boy friend with a car.