Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Vivian Rose Nuess Philo AdvisergUniversity G rls Gait Adviser. Charles W. Petefish eshmon Athletic oachg Illinois Col- e e A.B.g University inois, M.A. Study Centers nous, B.S., M.A.Q , fs.. , , ..,- - QQ' . , 55 Isl? 35 - 2.355 27 552555 Q K ii . Grace Lomelino Northwestern Univer- sitv, A.B.g University at Wisconsin: Columbia University, MA. Silence Facilitates Study in Miss Nuess' Room. Continuing with the study hall plan started two years ago, a higher degree ot efficiency has now been reached and a much greater saving ot time accomplished. Supervisors oi the study hails are tormer teachers. Miss Nuess and Miss Lomelino direct the two girls' study centers, rooms i and 202. The boys' study halls are directed by Mr. Petefish, Who supervises 34, and Mr. Gwin, who supervises 300 and 301. The study hail supervisors must serve as counselors for any prob- lems which the students may care to discuss with them. They must make announcements and take care oi the freshman, sophomore, and junior programs. l-lere also is where the publications' subscription drives are conducted. Order Prevails in Mr. Gwin's Study Center. Edgar Gwin Eastern State Teachers College, B.S.g Univer sity at Iliinois M S Twenty

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Edna Atkins Secretory Lois Aurelius Clerk ln Student Oftlce Margaret Davis Correspondence Secretary , Q bia- T Mary Taylor Attendance Clerk Student Service t , A Busy Day in Room Z. -tw Q YN- zf 3 U 9, , ., :np Q is . ,r 34 1, 75 'Ls 1? E Y Q M d K. Btl ' UUUEVOFZUHU ef Beryhq Boker Jones Dorothy Sauthwack, Cotcteraa Dlrectress R- N- Nurse As the name indicates, this efficient department is largely engaged in serving the needs of the stu- dent body. Miss Atkins and Miss Davis have charge ot the students' records and the school's correspondence respectively. Miss Aurelius and Miss Taylor serve the students more directly by handling of such du- ties as registration and attendance. Miss South- Wiclc carries out the responsibilities of the school nurse. Miss lones is the directress of the efficient cafeteria force which serves us our meals and Miss Butler is in charge of our school library. Nineteen

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. I i y ,L,,, Sadie Clapper Chairman of National Honor Society Corn- mitteeg University ot Iowa, A.B.g University of Illinois, MA.: Uni- versity of Colorado: Columbia University. Matilda Pinkerton Monmouth College, A. B.g University of Illi- nois. John Teuscher Assistant F o ot b a I I Coach, University ot Illinois, B.S. Mathematics QP Trigonometry Demands Accurate Measurements. Aside from giving the students a strong background in mathematics, this depart- ment is trying to cultivate habits of neat- ness and accuracy and teach an appreci- ation of the power of mathematics and its applications in the world today. With the war looming larger each day, mathematics is assuming a more import- ant role in world affairs. With the sudden influx of factories and the enlargement of the armed forces has come an increased demand for trained workers in both these fields of endeavor. A knowledge of mathematics is neces- sary in almost all walks of life, and the Springfield High School mathematics de- partment is doing its part to supply this knowledge to all who seek it. The display case, acquired last year and supplied with the best work of stu- dents, past and present, has been a center of interest all year. Twenty-one Ni W.. X JH' Z? r we Guy Krummel Adviser of Carnera Clubg Blackburn Col- Iegeg University ot Illi- nois, B,S., Iv1.S. Blanche G. Dunlap Wisconsin State Teach- ers' Collegey Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Ph. B., Washington Univer- sity, MA. Roy Wentz Eastern Illinois State Norrnalg tvlillikin Uni- versity, B.S.g Univer- sity ot Illinois, M.S.