Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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N PATRICIA MICHELMAN Capable Girl Leader BYRON KEIL Friendly soy ROZANNE OVERAKER As in the old days when the big circus pulled out of a small town and the favorite performers were talked of for a long time after-so it is with the top notch performers of our senior class here in Springfield High School. The individuals pictured on these pages were elected by the Senior Class by popular ballot. During their four years in high school they have shown abilities as indicated by their titles. We sincerely hope that before the great accom- plishments they achieved here at S.l-l.S. have had a chance to fade into the forgotten past, these and many other stars of our great show will have risen to responsible positions in the great world be- fore us. L14 14' CHARLES CAPPELLIN Talented Boy Musician STUART ROBINSON Capable Boy Leader MARTHA BRADLEY Talented Girl Musician EVELYN STAAB Beautiful Girl Vivacious Girl f

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be Landon Sensors of the l948 class dedlcate thus l948 Capltolune to Loulse M Welch teacher of hugh school youth and head of her department lt IS dedlcated to this teacher who worked wlth her students to waken them to spurltual llvlng to llvlng mentally to llvlng creatlvely It IS deducated to the teacher who flrst of all taught quletly but clearheadedly In the classroom bellevlng that character IS taught when students are led to strlve to develop theur latent potentnal selves lt IS dedicated to a teacher who commanded the respect of students because she never gave a snap course yet sat down to the desk wzth the dxscouraged boy or gurl who was ready to qult flghtlng has or her slowness dullness and lndnfference and worked wlth that youth untul he and she saw the value of maklng full effort lt IS dedlcated to the teacher who was reallstlc enough to help secure better salary schedules for her fellows from a society grudglng the teachers a llvlng wage It IS dedlcated to the teacher who voluntarily left the profession when her professlonal devotlon advused I have no longer the strength that a teacher needs to endure the nerve and physlcal draln and straln that teachlng boys and gurls demands of every teacher who builds Into youth the untelllgence and wrll to meet thelr world with nndependence courage and reallstlc constructive mslght The l948 Capltolnne IS dedlcated to a teacher who was womanly femlnnnely delscate and gentle but strong and endurmg as the femlnlne heronnes acclaimed ln Blbllcal and llterary hlstory From such teachers are caught and lmbedded the :deals of cltlzenshup that wlll make the world safer and saner fit I . . . . . . . k r ' ' 1 . . - . . . . l . 1 Y , l 1 . - Ai , 1. . , .- . ' ' ,l , l 1 X , x F 4