Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1950 volume:

COPYRIGHT ALICE ANN MCDONALD f C f JOYCE THOMPSON ROBERT D FURRY Edi. or-in- hie Business Manager Advisgr J 4 YOUR sq 0 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Alice Ann McDonald Associate Editor. . . Assistant Editor ..... Senior Editor ............. Assistant Business Manager. . Senior Photograph Editor .... Junior Photograph. Editor .... Sophomore Photograph Editor. . . . . . Freshman Photograph Editor. Art Editor ................ Assistant Art Editor. . . Publicity Editor ..... Sports Editor .... Snap Editor .... Typist. ........ . Faculty Adviser. . . BUSINESS MANAGER Joyce Thompson . .Thelma Yutan ..Barbara Easley ... . . .Sara Hall . . .Mary Howard . . . . .Betty Paul . .Patty Newkirk .Roy Heidemann . . .... Jo Anne Russell Lois Ann Harvey . .Archalee Bond .Alice Robinson ......Bob Cohen Jo Ann Bogardus Virginia Temple .......Mr. Furry Avaropy UP, ll ROY A. WENTZ PRINCIPAL e icationr As the pages of this book are bound together so is the feeling and affection for our Principal, Mr. Roy Wentz, to whom this Capitoline is dedi- cated. Springfield High School is fortunate in having a principal who has had many years of experience in the field of education and who also has an intimate knowledge of the community. In a sense Mr. Wentz has grown up with SHS, having served as a coach, teacher, dean, assistant principal, and since l948, as principal. lt is not surprising that he has devoted so many years of his life to young people, for he has kept young in spirit and outlook. One of his hobbies has been to assist the Boy Scout Movement, and he also has found time for a Civic Club, the Community Chest drive, and his Church. His interest in antiques shows his appreciation of the fine workmanship of past genera- tions. Mr. Wentz has insisted on a definite educational philosophy for our school that contends The increasing freedom from former restraints, resulting tensions felt by all in the present world situations and the growing change in attitude toward morals demand that a greater responsibility be placed on education in preparation for adult living. Adjustment to every day problems, getting along with others, aid in vocational selection, voca- tional training, worthy use of leisure time, mental and physical health, are some of the necessary aims of this working philosophy. Why must a man so valuable as Daddy retire? Full of the zest of living, he does not know how to withdraw from active life. And Spring- field will not let him say I am through. In whatever plans he has for the future, we beg to share. s Vggfq I In OICWO1' You may have wondered why we the l9'5O Caputollne Staff have chosen railroads as the theme ot our book the Mud Century Llmlted The tram IS called the Mud Cen tury Llmlted to represent the class of l95O To us the rall road us a symbol of progress We can thunk of llfe In terms of a tram rude As we leave hugh school we the public board the tram We take our seats In the observation car and for a whsle we absorb all that IS golng on around us Through the windows we can see what people are doing and we can profnt from thenr experlences Soon we leave the observation car and take an active part In the life of the community lf we map our llves carefully our journey will be smooth ln due tlme the tram will stop at our destlnatson SUCCESS Can you hear the whvstle blowing and the conductor callsng All Aboard for the future' I 3 0 I 5- 1 ' fa -fllilw J' 'im '- Nkl M 0, ., R It ,,g,q,,,.,n'4:. 5 NL 4 J: IT - . it xl :V--4 a ' Q 1 ' ' 4 5 1 1 ' ' :Q 'Q .. m ,1t6, 15Q 1-qt 19: 0-gs A g ll X ' LX-'K ll l C l WSE WMP SCI-IEDU LE S1 aSt P CLASSES Nfnrd ST P C LU B5 r of-rf. STOP SPORTS hHfu STOP ACTIVITIES Sindh STOP INDEX NI cnclof The ma, Farsi Stop: FACULTY CO0 V O I I 0 : .0 : S S 5' .I I ROBERT PERZ AsslsTANT PRnNclPAL Durmg has second year with us more students have become acquamted with Mr Perz our assnstant prmcupal Some of the students have not appreciated a call to hrs offlce because they knew nt meant a drscuplme case However these same students have found that he IS always wlllzng to lusten to their slde of the problem and glve them an even break Other students know hum as the frcendly advnsor of the Student Councll and Wrangler Debating Soclety He lets the members and offucers run the club to the best of thenr abllutues but any tame there IS trouble or conflnct he as there to help Everyone knows Mr Perz as a follower of all Sprlngfneld Hlgh School actnvstles He attends most sports events and cheers SHS teams luke any loyal student The students also see hum at all school dances Before last October he came stag to these events but now he always brings hrs steady gurl Mrs Perz For has frlendly co operatave spnrut has Interest In sports clubs and actlvutues and hrs efforts to understand students problems the school ns mdebted to Mr Perz - n ' u - u , . - 9 , . . COUNSELORS-PETEFISH JOHNSON HAGER LEDERER COUNSFI ORS Luttle do most of us realize the huge iob ut us to see that fourteen hundred students behave themselves get help wuth their problems and have theur schedules arranged so they wull be able to graduate We hope none wull be guulty of taking for granted the assust ance guven to each and every one of us by our four capable and friendly counselors When a student enters S H S he us assigned to a study hall where he wull remaun hus entire four years Thus guves the student the opportunuty to work wuth one counselor and become thoroughly acquainted There are four such study centers two for the boys and two for the gurls Mr Petefush and Mr Lederer serve as study hall supervisors for the boys The gurls have the able guudance of Muss Hager and Muss Johnson These coun selors must look ahead and plan wuth each student hus courses for four years They must selor must know the problems the school lufe and the home lufe of each student Aside from personal contact wuth students they must see to ut that good study condu tuons exust un all study centers From the announcements that are read and posted un the study halls by the advusors ut us easy to keep up wuth the happenings of the school Due to the efforts of our counselors the freshmen fund theur role un Hugh School an easier one The get acquaunted partues have made them feel much more at home Theur parents have also received a vusut some time durung the year from theur chuld s advusor The uob of our four counselors us not an easy one They are expected to play mother father and advuser to us while we are on the S H S campus So let s guve them our thanks for the wonderful help they have been to us Eleven A J keep all individual records, such as grades and special tests. ln other words, each coun- ! ' Y 4 Eluzabeth Graham Head of Englush Depart ment Unuversuty of Illu nous B Muddlebury College M A Bread Loaf School ot Englush RHHONAL STUDY OF AMENCAN LHERATURE ENGLISH Although the Englush Department contunued uts perennual stress upon basuc skulls thus year ut placed partucular emphasus on thought gettung personal and socual development mental health un thunkung problem solvung and coverung the lag between knowledge and practuce Safeguardung tradutuons and developung a maturung phulosophy helps the student to luve harmonuously wuth the rest of the world therefore luvung rather than learnung about people who have luved us stressed un Englush classes Worked out systematucally thus year the fulm program us now closely knut unto the department s courses For example the movue program for Freshmen starts wuth umprovement of handwrutung usung the ductuonary knowung the lubrary spellung umprovung pronuncuatuon sentence and punctuatuon Dur ung the second semester these Freshmen learned about choosung books and developung un readung They saw scenes un Scotland England and feudal lands The program of skulls for the Sophomores uncluded tulms on buuldrng vocabulary out lunung usung quotatuons and stressung the effect of what you read hear or see on your own thunkung and behavuor -5 'IN Ellen M Rourke Debate Coach Unuversuty unous A Unuversuty of Chucago DepaulUnuversuty North western Unuversuty Lun n College of aw LLB Admutted to the Bar liv- Anno- Lucue Alexander Unuversuty of Chucago Phl3 Unuversuty of nous Unuversuty of New Mexuco Summer Se suon at Oxford England Twewe 3 Irene Sumpson n versuty f lllunous A B Unuversuty of NVus consun Unuversutyof Cal ufornua College of New York Cuty Columbua U u versuty Hurvard U ux suty Margaret E Rourke Drama Coach Unuwcrsuty of Chucago PhB nu v rsuty of lllunous A Columbua College of Ex pressron Northwes crn School of Speech Robert sons C1 Doyles Schools Of Actung T . . 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Z rb' col L , H 2 f n fcr- l ' 3 - FRESHMEN TRAVEL TO WONDER LANDQ AND VISIT CASTLES IN SPAIN 'van of r-'Y' Mary E Nebllck Le Bas Bleus I er I S T C Uruver Slfy of Chlcago Ph B M A Pnscllla Fogarty Gladys D Black Letha Erlers YIDITY College B I UnIversIty of ChIcago MacMurray College AB ColumbIa UnIversIty AM Ph B CoIumbIa UnIver James MIIlIkIn UnIversIty sIty MA Bread Da UnIversIty of Iowa Um School of EngIIsh VQYSIYY of Colorado In the photograph of a IO class of MIss Margaret Rourke In whIch the students are usIng a well map to learn about regIonal Amenca In lIterature the readIng and dIscussIon was supplemented by tIlms about the Navajo lndIans I-lopI IndIans George Washmgton Carver Washlnqton IrvIng New England shrInes and NatIonaI Parks And thIs year students had the opportunIty to hear a program of orIgInal poems Wfll ten by Robert SIebert 36 and to hear the I-lIram College CentennIal ChoIr sIng an all Vachel LIndsay program Next year the Department hopes to use a projector to show fIIms and sIIdes In the classroom Mane Dean NatIonal Honor SOCIETY ComrnIttee LJnIversIty of Chncago M A Illmo s Wesleyan B S UnIver sIty of Iowa Pearl Brown Iowa Wesleyan UnIver sIty AB CoIumbIa Um versIty UnIversIty of ChI cago MA Harvard UnI versIty Thrrteen Isabel Fogarty rnIty Co ege A B nIversIty f IllInos UnIversIty of VVISCOIWSID Boston UnIversItv C lumbIa LJnIversItv fr Margaret WIIson Le Bas Advlser Northwestern UnIversIty M ColumbIa UnIversIty Pasadena Playhouse urnalI AdvIser I 4 'F z, 1 g Y- Jr. E -Ad- T , .Ltg I , V . , .1 vs 3 . .1 - ' ' ' , , , . .5 A 1 . . l V Y , ' I: L f .Q , I Y Qi I L Aja. 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I - .I 0- '. , 3 3 Jo sm IOIS STUDY ROMAN HISTORY THE EMPIRE AND WAYS OF SPREPDING IT bOQIAL STL DIES The courses In Social Science have one common aIm good cItIzenshIp They deal Wllh the orIgIn of human SOCIETY progress of cIvIlIzatIon and Its laws Each course aldS the student In d velopmg an understandIng of the baslc problems ot present day DOIITICBI socIal and economIc lIfe World HIstory makes one realIze that our CIVIIIZB tIon has been a gradual accumuIatIon of the best thing from many sources over a long period of time Ruth McKlnnIe P B A The UnIted States History classes have a new tex' thIs year Story of America whIcl' shows how our ancestors trIumphed over the dIffIcuItIes they met ID developmg our land The physIcal surface ot the earth wIth Its peoples ammals and products IS xammed by the Geography classes to learn how people make a living Problems of SOCIETY home school and ccmmumty are un dertaken by the Problems class A trIp to the State I-lospntal made textbook matenal more VIVld The Economics classes study savmgs Investments banks credit and consumer problems Includmg the prIncIples of buyIng The classes In CIVICS study the Government In Action t become acquamted wIth the VBFIOUS actIvItIes It carrIes on Debates and panel dIscussIohs are w dely used and motIon pIctures supplement text book work Irene Burnett Tula Chambers Guy Thompson Eda Nelsch EIsIe Logan Robert Furry UDIVQYSITY f lndIana Pennsylvama State Teach llInoIs Sta e Normal MontIceIlo UnIversIty of Adwser of CapItolIne and A B UnIversIty of WIS ers College Unwersvty University Umversity f ChIcago PhB Harvard Junior CBDIIOIIUE lllmous consln UnIversIty of I oIs Inols B S Colum I3 Graduate School Mmddle College A B UnIversIty Colorado UnIversIty of UnIversIty MA bury French College of ChIcago Michigan M A Fourteen W 1' T1 T I L L ' A 4 - - V . . . ,A . . ., O University of Chicago, . . . . , . , University of Chicago h. ., M. . - Ph.B., M.A. I . . 0 . 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',. ,,g b' , ' - E, , .3 ' ' ZOOLOGY STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT A CLASS OF ANIMALS S C I E N C' E The sclence department strlves to acqualnt our students wlth the prrnclples of scrence and to encourage those students who have specual abllrtles to cor-tmue ln the field of scnence after graduatron The mann goal however rs to enable the students to llve a full and apprecuatrve lnfe The courses offered by the department have a wlde range The Freshman learns about a varxety of sub e rects In General Science After he has sampled all lhe sclences he wrll know whether h 'Wm Ruth M Woods Natronal Honor Society Commlttee llllnols C I lege BS Oregon State College Unlversnty Colorado Unrverslty o Mlchugan MS Roy A Deffenbaugh McKendree College B S George Wash ngton HI yerslty Unlversnty f Chicago Unlversnty of Colorado M A IU the fleld Second year students may be seen searchlng the out of doors for speclmens to take to Botany or Zoology class Blology students learn as the name of the subgect rmplles about the sclence of lfe For Juniors and Senuors the department offers a semester ot Physlology or a year of Chemistry or Physlcs Students who have had a year of Physics meet wlth Mr Deffenbaugh to learn about electronlcs Thus year an electronrcs demonstratnon board has been added to the department along wlth the vusual and program The pro gram rncludes fulms slides microscopes and charts desrgned to supplement textbook maternal and ard the student Carrol C Hall John Armitage Eureka College B S Una llllnous State Normal verslty of I lmols nl U :versity of verslty of Chucago A M nols M A Colorado State College of Educatlon Flfteen C A Armstron Unlverslty of lllnnols B S Southern llllnols State Teachers College Ad vrser of ruture Farmers Club wants to contrnue Olive W Burton llllnols We leyan Unlver t B S University of llllnols Unlverslty Mxchlgan 8,-of Joseph Sputale Illlnors Wesleyan BS Unxyersltv f Illnnols Unuverslty of Mlchlgan MS Unrversuty of Colo rado Y J A yy A i . 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Guy Krummel Blackbur College Unl ty f uno s may SadIe Clapper ChaIrman Natlonal Honor Soclety CommIttee UnI verslty f Iowa B nlversnty f lllInoIs M A Unlverslty of Colo rado Columbua UnIver SI y Irene Mason Parsons College UnIversIty of Iowa MA Unlverssty of Wlsconsln Assembly Commxttee EQUALITIES ARE STRESSED lN IO GEOMETRY NIATHFNIATICS DEP ARTWIENT SprIngfIeld I-lIgh School offers four years of mathematlcs to Its students College preparatory students take one year ot Algebra and one year ot Plane Geometry Students who wIsh to major In Mathemahcs take semester courses ot Advanced Algebra SolId Geometry Plane and Spherlcal Ingonometry or College Algebra The last two courses mentIoned are taught on the college level ThIs year the MathematIcs Department worked wlth other Departments Includlng the CommercIal and lndustrIal Arts Depart ments In an ettort to provIde adequate traInIng for cIvIlIan late and for those who do not plan to attend college The MathematIcs De partment also cooperated wIth other Departments to tIll the mathe matIcs case wlth exhIbIts whIch show how MathematIcs applIes to other subjects taught at SprIngtIeld l-llgh School The teachers In the Department have emphaslzed professIons In SCIENCE and engIneerIng for glrls who are Interested In Mathematlcs The course IS broadened by accounts glven by students home from varIous colleges who tell of theIr experlences and the value of thelr hlgh school traInIng Asgfmzwagl Lorene Campbell lowa State Teachers Col lege BA State U snt of Iowa MA Um vers ty of Colorado SIxteen Merle Ruth Parker Greenv Ile College A B Les Beulah B Barrlck Bas Advuser UnIv EV Unlverslty of MIchIgan s oflllInoIs BS A MA Assembly Commn Un versIty of Colorado T62 l l ' ,L J - . 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'TY V - - --Mf - ' ' 3 y , . .2 A - -I ' ' r I I . - THE MYSTERIES OF BEGINNING LATIN I AINGUAGE Since distances are so short in this present day we are more closely tied to foreign nations than ever before Understanding is so important and language is a tie between countries to promote better international relationships Latin being the basis ot most languages is essential for a better understanding of English With the aid of Miss Blatt Miss Ihlen feldt Miss McPhillimey and Miss Steinmiller students learn Latin grammar and study Caesar Cicero and Virgil French is one of the most beautiful romance languages I has become a very popular course in S H S Miss Mathews encour ages singing speaking and giving plays in French along with the study of grammar Miss Ronca enlightens her students on the customs of South tales of her personal experiences Emphasis is on reading writing and speaking ability Mary K Blatt Monmouth College A B University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Charlotte Ronca Bernadme Mathews University of Wisconsin Indiana University AB BA University of New University de Grenoble Mexico MA Marquette Middlebury College MA University National Uni Pennsylvania State Col versity of Mexico IQQQ Seventeen Margaret lhlenfeldt niversity Illinois BS Columbia University M Miriam Stelnmiller Knox College University of Chicago Ph B Univer ty of Ill Summer es sion at Oxford England 3 Marguerite McPhlIllmey inois Co ege University of Wisconsin M T J 4 - . 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A .2 I is 9 - 1 l' 5' if ' x I ' , j ' ' , I V ' , iiig ' A ii ,V Ars ART STUDENTS MAKE CLAY MODELS F I N F A R T Q The art program rs based on the Idea that every lndlvldual can produce creat ve work that essential skulls are best learned In relatuon to the needs of ex ressslon that f t th D Os erung e lmagnnatnon IS a prrme essential for art expression and that evervday experiences brought unto the schoolroorn wall gave vlgor and spontaneity to the art product To carry out these ends varied art expenences are provnded out door sketch ng nn black and whnte and color stnll lute pauntnng nn water color pastell and onl des: n mostl l t h g y ID rea lon to t e decoration of textlles and wooden obyects lettcrung an quotations and In posters Illustration for clarifying everyday experlences Thus past year a great deal ot trme was grven to ceramrcs since If was the fvrst year an which the art dcpart ment operated :ts own krln ln order to reach out from the practtcal snde art there us a course In Hrstory of Art n ART TAKES CO OPERATION connection with World History a d there IS a special course In Art Apprecnatson to relate the If Amanda Wcssel Unrverslty t Chlcago Ph B Colurnbla Unlver sity M A Enghteen work of others to our own efforts Marlene Mason Northwcstern Unlvcrsrty Pratt lnstrtutc c ool t Flnc Arts Phlladelphua School of De tgn l , J . , L, . . - . . , I I I . 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' ' . at P' ' Y V' L il Q:-3 o , , , N - 5 ' B A. 3 R ' - S h o I 2 s FRESHMEN GIRLS LEARN TO MAKE BLOUSES IIOUSEHOI D ARTS lt is the work of the Household Arts Department to prepare girls for their future role as the homemakers of America Students learn to live satisfactorily with others and use oood grooming at all times The courses included in this department are clothing foods home management home making and home nursing admin astered under the guidance of Miss Hayes Mrs Baldwin and Miss Farrar Students are taught discrimination in the selecting and making of clothing Girls learn to value the relationship of food to health and home nursing in foods class An attractive home and economic living the dream of every future homemaker thus it is the aim of th home management class to give girls home Clatlons A newly instituted organization branching from the household arts department is the Future Homemakers Association whose purpose is to equip girls for better homes and better living To these future mothers and wives of America we express our respect and pride LEARNING TO COOK Eleanor Farrar Illinois State Normal University BS in Ed Ethel Baldwin Mabel Hays Kansas State College James Millikin University BS Columbia Univer BS University of Chi si y cago University of Cali forma Columbia Uni versity Iowa State Col lege l Nineteen 'V L . A - ' ' ' ' . ' 4 ' ' is 5 Y , . . Q , . values, The home making classes deal mainly with social living, personality, development, and family asso- Q L 1 l i .+ ' - --z , . I Z: STUDENTS LEARN TO MAKE USEFUL HOME APPLIANCES INDUS'1RI AT ARTS Sprungfueld Hugh School offers practucal schoolung as well as academuc schoolung un the Q w 'ndustrual Educatuon Department department wull come our future draftsmen carpenters machunusts prunters and electru Robert Newell Clans Augustana College Unu C7 M versuty of lllunous M J Kavanaugh Stout Instutute Texws A ln hus freshman year a boy takes General Shop In thus course he becomes famuluar wuth electrucutv auto safety blue prunt readung woodshop machune shop and pruntung Later un hus schoolung a boy may select the course he us most unterested un and specualuze un ut durung hus rematnung years at Sprungfuelcl Industrual Arts Machune Shop Mechanucal Drawung Pruntung Vocatuonal Machune Shop and Woodwork are the advanced courses offered un thus department The traunung receuxed un these varuous courses funds Iastung advantage un meetung the problems that aruse from day to day Jesse Sanders AMHONY LBP-WC? Allen 5m h Alfred Reddung Busuness Manager of Ath Bradley POlYf9Chf1'C Inst' Stout l'15f'fUf9 Umvef Illunous State Teachers B Ietucs James M Ilukun U 2 'V9fS'fY Of Ill f l 10'5 lll'V10'5 of Ed Unuversuty of Mus U,,,Ve,S,gy Umvefygy f nous James Mullukun Um State Normal Unuversuty Sou,-, M E Illunous Unuversuty of VGVSITY Iowa Twenty ' 1 L.. 4 . J , . ,e I '-. 2? ' ' , ' V Here actual trades are learned. From thus A ' f f 2 5 k ' ' : , 7 fr. Un .1 my 0 uuu 'lg' 'A S I: ' - ' Q V . 1 , T O 5 g I uv I STUDENTS LEARN PERSONAL TYPING f ONIXIERFIAI Ma- L Not only does the Commercual Depart ment prepare the student for further study of busuness subgects or for a lufe un the busuness ..-.. world but ut offers courses wuth practucal applu catuons un the future For unstance a secretary must be adequately prepared un shorthand and Nl, busunessman must know salesmanshup and bookkeepung College preparatory students too fund commercual subjects such as typung or shorthand benefucual to them un theur college work Katherune Krebaum Hugh School Treasurer nuvers ty f lllunous BS Unuversuty of Wus consun lllunous Busuness College Wulrna Leasman lllunous State Normal Um versuty B of d To prepare uts students adequately for the varuous occupatuons they wull full the Com mercual Department offers courses un Shorthand Bookkeepung Junuor Busuness Salesman shup Busuness Typung and Personal Typing Perhaps the most unterestung commercual course offered thus year us Mr Mason s sales manshup class Class members study academuc subjects durung the mornung but work un downtown stores un the afternoon Under thus arrangement the students receuve both hugh school creduts and wages Margaret M Lawler DePaul Unuversuty PhB M Illunous State or mal Unuwersty Sprung fueld Junuor College As socuate un Arts Browns Busuness College gradu ate Inez Gnesekmg nuvers ty f lllunous BS Unuversuty of lowa MA Phulo Advuser Ralph Mason lllunous State Normal B Ed Unuversuty of Illu nous Northwestern Unu versuty MA Unuversuty of Mussussuppu Twenty one Mary A Dodd Sprungfueld Busuness Col lege Eastern State Teach ers ollege Whute Water Teachers College Gregg Normal Yawman C1 Erbe School of Fulung Y u A , - - A .. , J 1 X gf' :WE 5,1 r ' - T . . . . . 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T 0, Q . .A 2 A N A of .1 ' - g - .: , ' l 2 - ' lg - ' C 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS PREPARES FOR ANNUAL SPRING PROGRAM MUSIC All students are famIluar wuth the musIc department of Sprlngfleld l-lugh School be cause everyone IS requlred to take two years of muslc Those who are Interested may spe CIallZ9 In muslc by taklng Harmony or MUSIC Appreclatlon The chorus classes under the dIrectIon of Mr Benedlct slng classlcal and popular songs Once a year they present a cantata The objectives of the choral department dIrected by MISS l-lausen are to gIve the stu dents the opportunuty to be ID a horal group to develop polse self control and person alIty through publIc appearance and programs and to help the students develop a love and apprecIatIon for muslc It IS possIble for a freshman to enter Glrl s or Junnor Cholr and work up to the a cappella cholr or perhaps the Slnglng Seven Students Interested In Instrumental muslc are advlsed to see Mr Johns the orchestra dlrector Thls year the orchestra gave weekly fIfteen mmute radlo concerts wIth the help of a recorder The band dIrected by Mr Patrlck STFIVGS to develop player abIlIty provIde muslcal experlences and develop group actIvIty The advanced band played for football and bas ketball games The muslc department offers a wIde selectlon for the muslcal mlnded so that a stu dent may partlclpate In the band orchestra cholrs or chorus classes I 1 I - . . . f ' C , I . . 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Constanhne Johns Southeast MISSOUVI State Teachers College BS Educatlon Columbla Um versIty MA Unrverslty of Mlnnesota UFIIVETSIYY of London England Roger J Benedlcf Lawrence College BM Umverslty of Wlsconsn Illlnols State Normal Un 88 ,Q- G W Patrick Dlrector of Band DeKalb Normal School UUIVETSITY of Chlcago Ph B MA ersty ChrIstIafnserI Choral School Colorado State College of Educa tlon MA Twenty two Margaret Hausen Drake UOIVQYSITY BSM Un ersnty of Iowa MA Chr stlansen Choral School Westm nrster Cholr College GIRLS LEARN TO PLAY VOLLEYBALL PHYSIC AL FDI FATION The maun purpose of the Physucal Educatuon Department of Sprungfueld l-lugh School us to help the students develop strong healthy bodues and to gaun socual adaptabuluty These gym classes offer relaxatuon after a tough day of school The athletuc department produces fune football basketba'l track wmlam Roemg baseball golf and tennus teams For boys not partucupatung on these gggtugaqeggligg Eucgfgsze teams there are the gym classes where they play football un the Northwestern U 'Ve'5'TV fall do calusthenucs and play basketball and volleyball un the wunter and play baseball un the sprung These classes are under the durectuon of Mr Peterman Mr Roellug and Mr Scheffler All physucally able students are requured to take gym every other day throughout theur hugh school career The gurls under the guudance of Muss Hysler and Muss Schulze specualuze un folk and square dancung volleyball gurls basketball and posture traunung Badmunton bowlung golf and tennus are offered un after school actuvutues Q Marvune Schulze Mark Peterman Herbert Srhefflef M DOYIS HYSIGF Culver Stockton Mac LaCrosse State Teachers Basketball Coach lllunos Western lllunous State Murray College College Unuversuty of College Unuversuty f Teachers College B Ed 0 5 B 5 Illunous Unuversuty of Ok George Peabody College lahoma B S M A Twenty three Y T A - J l 4 E , s. t I I l I , . : . I D 3 . . , . . , - . . . Y Y I ' I Y , . l T . 4 ' , 4 5 iffy-W Fi ,gf 3 .- - 3 . ' Q ' i ' ' . 3 ' I I 1 , ' y ' 0 ' , . -1 lllun u, . ., M.A, C - . ST l' IJICNT OFF! CIE One of the busiest places to be found at SHS. is Room 2, Here, all student needs, pleasant or unpleasant, are taken care ot, Any student want- ing to telephone, buy tickets, or Seek information will always find Miss Robb and Miss Bryant willing to give them help. Their jobs are by no means easy ones. Personal Contact with every student is kept along with the checking of excuses and sending out ot cut slips for those who thought they wouldn t be missed At all times the Student Office is a beehive ot activity Mass Robb Attcnd 1nce Clerk Twenty four STUDE Dorothy Southwick Registered Nurse NURbF Miss Dorothy Southwick our school nurse is indispensable to everyone when they feel an ache or pain coming on She is always on hand to administer sympathy as well as care lr' her spare minutes our nurse gives eyc examinations and aids in giving the tubercular skin tests This year as in the past she emphasized the impor tance of preventing disease VVe all know we are in good hands when Miss Southwick takes over ERVICE NIAIN TYFFIQF Two graclous and charming secretarles Mass Margaret Davns and Mass Edna Atkins are found un the pleasant office on the mann tloor A great amount ot very lmportant business ns transacted here Mass Davis ns the school s corresponding secre tary Besndes thus snzable lob she makes faculty appolntments welcomes vusutors and mauntauns the school calendar Mass Atkins our secretary ns the custoduan of all records that are kept by our school She ns con stantly sending out grade transcrupts to colleges looking after book rentals malfnng records of cred nts and assustung wuth summer school Wnth two such capable ladies It rs no wonder that the office end of our school as well run Mlss Atkins Mass Davls Marguerite L Zimmermann Secretary Correspondnng Secretary Llbraruan LIBRARY That truendly smlle that greets everyone as they enter the SH S library belongs to our popular llbranan Mass Zimmermann She ns one ot the most sought after persons ln the school Besldes working to bulld up our library to be comparable wlth the best found an Hugh Schools she ns always ready to help any student who ns seeking some thang blographlcal tlctlonal or of travel Thus year she assisted In working out a nevl permlt system which has greatly Increased the use of the library Our hats are oft to Mass Znmmermann Twenty fave w , ,r - .1 L .AJ V . .. . . 1 v T . , v X T , . ma, fl tl' 1 , , . -- , . . . . . I 4. UDEN JANUARY SENIORS PRESIDENT Roy Heldemann VICE PRESIDENT George Houska SECRETARY Barbara Lents TREASURER Irvin Williamson January arrives and departs and with it pass from the halls of SHS the mid year freshmen of l946 Though their number is small their high school record is not This class boasts more than its share of athletes honor students and sparkling personalities The class play the prom both have shown their de termination to make their class the best As for intelligence seven members of the class were elected to the National Honor Society as a reward for grades The fellows played an important part in foot ball basketball, track and minor sports Mean while the girls threw their energy into the various clubs and organizations Now that they are gone each to a responsibility of his own choosing be it further education or the business world we feel certain that they will uphold the dignity and reputation of SHS as they did while in these halls Twenty nine their good citizenship as well as their above-average Marilyn Aitchlson Tiny vivacious Marilyn plans to be another lady with the lamp Her pa tients will no doubt regard her as an angel from heaven' Yes and No costume committee Donald Lee Barley Don intends to be the best auto me chanic in this part of the country His high school record should help his ambition to be a reality Gale Barton Junior is headed for Purdue where he hopes to become a pharmacist Got anything for hay fever Gale? DeMolay Band l 2 3 4 Yes and N publicity committee Archalee Bond Archies talents may be found in painting but her life ambition is to become a preacher's wife. She might find the other half at Lincoln Bible Institute. G' s Choir 21 A Cappella 3 4g r. Capitoline: Sr, Capitoline, assistant art editorg G.A.A.g National Honor Society' Rainbow Girls' 'Yes and No, make-up chairmang S.C.E,, vice- president. Margaret Brown Our salute to a future Wave! This patriotic gal has won many friends because of her wide interests in sports and art. Smooth sailing, Maggie. Yes and No, tick t and program committee. Violet Brown We are going to miss Violet in the classrooms but we can best shoulder our loss by wishing her all the luck in the world as an office worker. Wrlllam Brunner If you want to know how corn grows ask B ll As a farmer he should cer tainly do iustice to the occupation Happy plowing' FFA reporter and president 4 H ir leader and vice president Cafe teria Council Joanne Cadle Joanne s brains and good looks should keep her as popular after gradu ation as she was at S H S Les Bas Sr Les Bas Yes an N ticket and program committee Sid Pip social chairman A Cappella National Honor Society Pinky was one of the most like able girls in her class We know the f students will agree with when she enters the University Jr es Bas president Sr Les Bas Charter sub deb Beaux Arts Court GAA Prom Court and Committee Yes and No publicity committee Lou Catron Dapper Duke' always had a mile- long line of feminine admirers. With his wholehearted friendliness we know he will be an ideal psychiatrist! A Cappella 3, 4g Top Score Clubg Jr. Choirg Senator Staff' Capitoline Pho- tographer: Yes and Nog' Track 2, 3' Prom Committee. Richard Chlttlck Stick' likes to pay basketball and golf but his serious attentions will b trained upon industrial designing or in- terior decorating. Delphics' Top Deckp 'Yes and No.' publicity committee. Joanne Cox Jo's smiles were directed mostly to a certain dark-haired athlete but she insists that her future will be spent as an assistant nurse, Sid Pip sub-deb, sergeant of arms, social chairman: Senator Staffg Beaux Arts Courtg Wrangler, Gridiron Hob- ble, Queeng Yes and No, ticket and program co-chairman: Prom Court. CLASS OF 1950 ' .Jr.UI 3 . ' Evalyn Campbell 4 . ' .L ', ' : .i : i irl' , J James Crookston Jlm was one swell guy who leaves be hInd a lot of frlends that wIll certalnly mIss hIm We wIsh hIm great success Wlfh hlS further study of musIc Advanced Band l 2 3 4 Natnonal Guard DeMoIay guIde aId and pre ceptor VIrgInIa Lee Crowell Gee had a remarkable abIlIty of sewIng everythIng from blouses to for mals We know the world wIll welcome her Into lfS frIendly arms RaInbow Grrls J treasurer and treasurer Theta Rho Glrls musIcIan and left supporter Beaux Arts Court FHA FTA Yes and No costume chaIrman Bonnle DeLay If blonds make good YECZDTIOHISTS Bon wIll be the most successful In her fIeld Her love of sports and danc Ing made her quute popular Wlfh the students Yes and No costume commIttee Beaux Arts Court Martha Jean Duke Ing from bowlIng to danclng Her fu ture IS a mystery but we envy J C for wInnIng her as a promIsIng student Yes and No D E Club make up commuttee Stanley E Fishman After Stans role In the class play he could easIl become an actor but hIS Interests IE an law or busIness Good Luck to a wonderful guy DeMolay Yes and No Tressa Friedman Tressa a dark haured beauty wll enter WashIngton UnIversIty In Febru ary She hasn t decIded between musIc or law as a career but we know her path wIll be paved wIth pebbles of success RBIDDOW GIrls A Cappella BnaI Brlth GIrls presIdent Yes and No make up commIttee JANUARY ENIOR ThIrty one Tom Gagnon Tom a waIlopIng parcel of dynamIte wIll be mIssed by all the sports fans next year He IS golng to Western State to become a coach Wranglers PIII Rollers Footballl 2 k 3 4 Basket 4 Basketball Mgr 3 4 Nancy Glllesple Club conscIous Nan was Interested In everythmg but her Chlef desIre IS to lIve on a bIg ranch In Texas D E Club CafeterIa CouncIl Secre tary Theta Rho QIYIS Club presIdent LIberty 4 H presIdent Rlchard Graddy DIck was one of the best groomed fellows at SHS We are sure he wIll be great success at the U of I De Molay 6th preceptor Advanced Band 2 3 4 Freshman Track Yes and No pro e y commIttee Allce Joy Harton Joy IS a most approprIate nIck name for thIs package of fun W understand a certaIn young man Wlll play an Important part In her future GAA RBlDbOW Glrls Roy Heldemann Meet the spark of the senIor class' Roy was known to all for has flashIng smules and abIlIty as a leader W wnsh fhIm contlnued popularlty at the o Wranglers Sensor Class Presxdent JunIor Class Treasurer Yes and N general manager Jr CapItoIIne staff Sr CBDITOIIDC Staff Sopho more photo edItor Cheerleader 2 3 Noah Herndon Take a strong husky athlete plus a master mInd and add a soclal Joe and we have George Wranglers treasurer PIII Rollers vnce presIdent Football l 2 3 4 asketball 3 Track l 2 Yes and No fICk9f and program commIttee 1 , ' . ' - 3, 45 Trac I, 2, ,' 5 baIi : . . A A V ' ' . 5 ' ' ' ' ' , r. , . . ' . H - 4 . ' a ' , , f'Marti went 'all out fonsports, rang- C U U . . A ' ' , . - ' E , be I . - I ' A -A' - . e , , f , . U. I. Q V I ' - 5 . .. V g . ol., I I C ' I . . l , - ' . i 'I' A ' 3 . 3 ' ' Q lx' - .' ,l 3,' Eurel Hoffman Eurel has decuded to be the worlds greatest cornet player From hus markable showung at SHS we fully ex pect to attend hus openung un New York un l96O De Molay De Molay Band Advanced Bandl 2 3 4 Band property man ager 3 4 Norma Horn Norm dudnt tell us much about herself but we certaunly envy her future boss Yes amd No property commuttee George Houska A star on the football fueld and bas ketball court Bug George was also a spark un socual lufe Wranglers Senuor Class Vuce Presu dent Football l 2 3 4 Basketball publucuty Commuttee Myrtlelou Jones We shall never forget Myrtlelou s beautuful blond haur or her sweet smule She ought to have luttle trouble un makung her Iufe a success Yes and No property commuttee Jack Kennedy One of the most popular guys at SHS Jack made a bug success of every tt?ng he dud as hus actuvuty lust wull tes ranglers P ll Rollers Student Councul 3 Jr Class Presudent Stage Manager of Class Play Sungung Seven Jr Chour Pete Larson Pete was one of the most handsome as well as popular boys un the class Hus athletuc abuluty won many vuctorues for SHS Wranglers Pull Roller footballl 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Baseball 4 CLASS OF 19 0 Thurty two Sue Ann Lemons Brught eyed Susue was one of the busuest gurls un the class She won many admurers wuth her beautuful sung n We predict she wull Contunue wuth musuc L s Bas Les Bas C our A Cappella 2 3 4 Sungung Seven GAA Yes and No publucuty chaur man Sud Pup Sub Deb sergeant at arms Prom Court Barbara Lents Barb another of our popular gurls who was always bubblung over wuth vu vacuty us plannung to devote her near future to nursung Sensor Class Secretary Sud Pup sub deb treasurer sergeant at arms GAA Walther League secretary Lutheran A Cappella Yes and property commuttee Prom Court Roy Long hta Sonny was one of the best luked fellows around SHS He always had a cheery word for everyone Wranglers De Molay Pull Rollers correspondence secretary Prom Com Rose Mary Mahoney We rate Button as one of he sweetest and freundluest gurls that we know She should make a fune secre tar for some lucky person ucl Pup sub deb secretary presudent Beau Arts Court A Cappella 2 3 4 Jr Chour Prom Court and Commut tee Yes and No Dorus Jean Mallucoat lf you dual operator un the near future the sweet vouce at the other end of the lune may be Dorus Jean When off duty she wull be dreamung of a certaun fellow Yes and No tucket and program commuttee Don E Mohr Ducks future ambutuon us to have a new convertuble and a nuce steady uob Thats a large order but we feel sure that thus boy can do ut' Sky Ranch Occupatuons Club Prom Commuttee Yes and No tucket and program co chaurman Su , Q . ' re: 1 i g. ' ' , V Jr. e I gSr. 4g'Jr. h 'g u ' ' No, g 1 . , l 2, 33' 45 Trackl, 23 'Ye's and No, mitteek ' - 3 ut - una - t . . L W fi XN ' - .. 4 ' D 3 l - .u ,. V' 2, 3, 41 , ' u,' ' l Adolph Nutaut Nuey cant look very far unto hr future We hope he makes out well un whatever vocatuon he chooses Robert C Phllllps Bobs magnetuc personaluty should guve hum all the fruends he needs when he enters the U of I Wrangler Pull Ro rs Yes and N property commuttee Track l Barbara Jean Ralsch Barb untends to become a career gurl and nothung less Her personal uty and good looks wull help her reach thus goal wuth luttle effort Charter Sub Deb Entre Nous Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Jr Chour Cheerleader Prom Court and com Rlchard E Schryver Tall dark and handsome Duck was the lute of every party W wull cer taunly muss hus wutty remarks and good naturedness Pull Rollers Prom Commuttee Yes and N0 publucuty commuttee Jo Ann Schuster Want your house decorated? Just rung for Jo and all your worrues wull be over In addutlon to her artustuc abuluty she has a fun Iovung nature wull bring her many lute on fruends Entre Nous Sub Deb Charter Sub Deb Puc Wuc Sub Deb Gurls Chour Les Bas Prom Commuttee Yes and N publucuty commuttee Norma Schweltzer Normas wude range of actuvutues prove that she wull be an Ideal nurse Her beautuful sungung would perk up any patuent Les Bas Sr Les Bas Student Councul Yes and No Prom Court Charter Sub Deb Vuce Presudent an Presudent Gurls Chour JANUARX SF IDRS I Thurty three James L Seay Jum dud a bang up uob un the class play as Mr Jarrow We feel con fudent that he wull put hus whole heart unto hus future commercual or mulutary avuatuon n Cuvul Arr Patrol Ca ets Sprungfueld Prop Busters Club Yes an No G lf 3 4 Helen Sellers Helen has made quute a name for herself because of her unusual dramatuc abuluty Keep up the good work Helen' Les Bas Sr Les Bas Yes an N Prom Tucket Commuttee Raun bow Gurls Gurls Chour A Cappella 2 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety Marilyn Semla By glancung at her lust of actuvutues It usnt hard to believe that Selm untends to be a worldly career woman You show em at the U of I Selm' Charter Sub Deb Puc Wuc Sub Deb Entre Nous Sub Deb Prom Court and Commuttee Yes and No pub lucuty commuttee Charles Wulluam Severns Here us another loss from our foot ball squad Happy go lucky Bull has a wonderful start toward beunq a coach after attendung Normal Unuversut Wanglers Fotball l 2 3 4 Alexune Shahan The halls of SHS wull sugh for the wutty humor and seruous untellugence of Alex As reading us her favorute pastume we know she wull make a very Capable lubraruan Yes and No assustant durector Natuonal Honor Socuety Bull Shaw Thus fellow hopes to become a furst rate prunter We have no doubts that he wull be a valuable addutuon unto the fueld Typography Club Secretary - , J. , , , , J D , W . . . . ' Sgr. 'ul ' ' d 5 d Q 0 , . y 3 'A lle 3 Jr. ' g I . 5 I d Q, ' 1 . 0 : Q A n 1 - 2, 3, 4. ' hz z, . 3 V . 1 V , ' . - ' ' muttee. ' - I - - E - 3 U H' ' B - 4. ' as ff I , . ' 'e - I - - I 2 ' Z U L I P I Y- . . . ' r Z O ' ' I ' that ' - ' -l g , - H .Q Q o, I I Jr. -A 1 , H 1 ' - Nancy Shuster Nans charms and smlles wall be In heruted by the U of l where our dark hatred beauty will study commercial art and Wally J Les Bas Sr Les Bas Spanlsh Clubl 2 Adv Orchestral 2 C ar ter Sub Deb Sec Entre Nous Sub Deb Prom Queen Prom Commlttee Chairman G A A Beaux Arts Court Yes and No make up commlttee Robert Skaggs Bob plans to take hls wonderful self to Purdue and study hard ln cnvul gnneermg Thus fun lovlng fellow wlll be sure to keep up his social Interests too Good luck Bob' De Molay West Sade Recreation Club Yes and No publrclty com mnttee Jeanne Sklaroft We need more gurls like Jeanne who could act play baseball and wun scho lastnc honors wlthout a wnnk Best of happlness ln the nurslng profession Jeanne' A Cappella J Choir Bnau Brrth Glrls presldent IFJY Yes and No Jane Smlth Jane was always bubbling with en thusnasm When not nursing we sus pect that music wlll take up part of her free tame and the rest who knows? Jr Les Bas Girls Cholr A Cappella GAA National Honor Soclety Prom Committee Yes and No propert commlttee Hob Nob Sub Deb Pat Snodgrass Pretty Pat IS very ambltlous She wants to write novels and poetry and from where we are standmg there ns nothing IN her way Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Girls Chonr A Cappella GAA Sud Plp Sub Deb Prom Commlttee Norma Jean Speck After attendlng J C Norma mlght be a secretary teacher or hat desngner Her sweetness wull make her a suc cess at anythlng' Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas GAA Glrls Cholr A Cappella Sud Pup Sub Deb treasurer Yes and No ticket and program committee CLASS OF 19 0 3 as Thlrty four ,W Donna Spmdel Donna as gonng to be a model secre tary when she gets out of school All we can say as lucky boss' Jr Les Bas Elizabeth Ann Stevens Betts wull be anythung but a wrong number as a telephone operator Her holndays wnll be spent entertalmng all of her friends Rainbow Glrls John Stuper John IS going to own his own serv :ce station and charm hls customers wnth his keen accordlan playsng Good Luck John' Yes and No property commnttee Jlm Sutton Ceclls socual Interests were con centrated on gurls gurls girls' H certam to have plenty of busuness as an auto mechamc Happy tunkerung Delphucs Sky Ranch Footballl 2 Yes and No property commlttee Julle Anne Sutton Julxe wall be long remembered for her sparkling personallty and attrac tlveness She will leave a long lne of admirers behlnd her but she wll have many more at college A Cappella 2 3 4 Beaux rs Court Hob Nob Sub Deb Sept Heure Sub Deb Prom Court and Commuttee Yes and No costume committee Janlce Welton Blond petnte Jan was a favorute wherever she went We thunk her sweetness and vnvacuty contnbuted much to her success Hob Nob Sub Deb Plc Wlc Sub Deb Prom Court Beaux Arts Court Yes and No tncket and program com mnttee Betty Werner Betty was rather qunet and demure but we certamly can be gealous of her boss ln a bug fume oftuce where she wall prove her abllnty as a stenographer GAA Jr Choir Geraldine Werner Gerry whuzzed through her hugh school career an three and a half years Her favorite pastime of drawing car toons brought forth many a laugh from her friends J Les Bas Sr Les Bar IFJY nn bow Girls Bnal Brlth Girls secre tary and reporter Modern Lan guage Club Natlonal Honor Socuety Yes and No property commnttee AN TARY IOR Thirty-five Irvrn Wllllamson Irv s subtle manners maxed wnth a bxt of the tall dark and handsome qualn hes dad not prevent hum from develop mg hrs braln at SHS Keep up the good work Irv' January Class Treasurer Natlonal Honor Society Yes and No prop erty chanrman Lafeterla Councll presldent Delores Yates Always full of pep Delores IS gosng to turn her energy unto a job t t ohn s Hospital at she funds the man Top Deck J N S NIORS PRESIDENT Harry Smclalr VICE PRESIDENT Alonzo Kennlebrew SECRETARY Ahce Robmson TREASURER Bob Cohen lt s here' Graduation day when four years of hopes and dreams are flnally realnzed Four years of fun packed days But thus wa not the only thnng accomplished The book learning was mastered as shown by the large number of students un the Natlonal Honor Society a society which IS based on cltuzenshnp and scholastuc standing Slnce our freshman year class partlclpatnon rn outside actlvltles has steaduly Increased Musical talent has been put to good use In the choirs band and orchestra Fellows with a yen for muscle dns play trled their hand at football basketball base ball track tennis golf and other mlnor sports The Les Bas Bleus Philo Delphlc and Wrangler socletues have become aware of many vacancues left by the graduates of l95O Now as we leave on our varuous paths of de velopment we thunk agaun of our happy experiences whale at Sprnngfleld Hugh then turn our faces resolutely to the future Thlrty sux - . 1 . n , . 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U - 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , - 1 1 Joyce Lorraine Aarup Joyce proved her efficiency when she kept the Philo treasury book perfectly straight She should make a perfect bookkeeper Philos treasurer FHA A Cappella Class Play Costume Committee Joe Adamson Good looks and personality plus a good description of Joe Heres wishing him success as an wrchitectural engineer Adv Band 2 3 4 Class Play Ticket and Program Committee Ronald Adklnson Ronnie is sure to have success at Northwestern even if his future IS un decided Good luck Ronnie' A Cappella Choir J Capitoine Staff DeMolay Freshmen Football Golf Class Play Costume Committee Ray Akers Ray plans to loin the Navy after graduation A good mechanic he has spent many hours working on cars Reading is one of his favorite pas times Illinois National Guard Helen Allen Helen can't decide between a college career or that of a housewife, What- ever she chooses will find her a most certain success, Rainbow Girls, Sky Ranch, Kenneth Anderson Ken was always the life of any crowd, His good-naturedness helped him to come through everything with few battle scars. South Side Recreation Club, treas- urerg A Cappella: Prom Arrangement Committee. ASS OF 1 Thirty-seven Donna Joanne Antle Donna was well known around S H S for she was popular with everyone With her looks she IS bound to hit it off at school way down south Charter Sub Deb Sept Heure Sub Deb Entre Nous Sub Deb Jr Cap: toline Staff French Club Class Play Make up Committee Prom Arrange ments Committee Don Archer Arch always found time to par ticipate in all the important events around school His loyal and sincere interest won him countless friends Wranglers Pll Roll rs secretary DeMolay Adv Band 2 3 4 Assist ant Band Director 3 Freshman Class President Student Council 3 Senator Staff Jr Capltollne Staff president Student Directory bus: ness manager Prom Publicity Com mittee Valerie Argue rry t y as a minute always seemed cheerful and full of pep Her serious intentions are focused upon secretarial work Good Luck' GAA Rainbow Girls Class ay Publicity Committee Virginia Arneson Tall blond Ginnie has dancing as her favorite pastime We all hope she will be able to flt lots of dancing into her activities at the U of I Sky Ranch Jazz Unlimited Leona Mae Atchison Lee was one of the beauties who brought S.H.S. renown. The judge will have a hard time keeping his eyes off this future court reporter. Adv, Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Jr, Les Ba 3 Sr. Les Bas, G.A.A., president: Mod- ern Language Club: F.H.A.g Rainbow Girls? Class Play Costume Commit- ee. Jeanne Aurelius Jeanne was quite an eyeful accord- ing to popular agreement. She'll knock 'em for a loop next September at the National College of Education, Best of Luck! Jr. Les Bas: Sr. Les Bas, program chalrmani Pic Wic Sub Deb, treas- urer: Charter Sub Deb: Beaux Arts Court, Prom Decorations Committeeg Class Play Costume Committee, Prom Court, National Honor Society, Joanne Aurellus No you arent seerng double' felt ourselves qulte lucky to have two lovely blondes Of course Joanne al o golng to the National College of Education PIC Wlc Sub Deb Charter Sub Deb asurer Jr Ls Bas r Les as treasurer Beaux Arts Court Prom Decoratlons Committee Prom Court Class Play Publlclty Comrmttee Na tnonal Honor Soclety Carlrn R Baker All the qualrflcatmons for succe s can be found In Carlln We predlct w be 1 credit to any fleld of work DeMolay A Cappella 2 Joseph Baker SHS couldnt have survrved wlth out thus transfer from Michigan Joe Instantly made a ht wth all the fel lows and gals' We know has dental patrents wlll have llttle paln wnth num around Delphncs Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prom Publicity Commit ee Martha Bay You couldnt ask for anythrng more than someone luke sparkling Marty Beaux Arts Court Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Plc Wlc presldent Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Hob ob Cappella l 4 Prom r rangements Commlttee Natlonal Honor Soclety Donna Marne Beal Llttle Donna wrth her sparkllng eyes petty smile ll b well In e by her puprls when she takes up teach rn French Club GAA Jerry Beaver Jerry used a mean backhand on the tennls court but he wlll doubtless use a lughter touch as an archutect Best wnshes to a hard working popular e ow Student Councrl 2 and 4 A Cap pe la l and 2 South Slde Recrea tnon Club DeMolays Jr Capxtollne Staff Tennis l 2 3 4 Prom k ets and Favors Commnttee UNJ SE I 5 Thrrty erght Roy Behrens Roy who enyoys canasta and pho tography has the latter as ns ambl tlon a few yea s we w ll pro ably see has pictures In ads papers and magazrnes everywhere Norma Belk Be ore Norm t kes the all portant step she plans to travel all over and then be a stenographer ambitious gall Sky Ranch Mary Carol Bethnghaus Mary Carol has one of the sweetest dnsposltrons of anyone rn the class She won many admrrers wrth her beau tnful works of art Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Beaux Arts Court Darts Class Play Property Commlttee Prom Decoratlons C mittee tlonal Honor Soclety Phyllis Bethnghaus George lwhere she got the name we dont knowl says her favorite pas time IS dating and slnce she came here her yunlor year she has been do Ing qunte a lot of It es as Les Bas Jr an tolrne Staff Beaux Arts Court Mariners Luther League Jean Blrdsell Jean rs one of those more fortunate glrls who can skate without falling down She IS sure to roll smoothly unto the selllng buslness D E Club Class Play Ticket and Program Commnttee Carolyn Brschenauer Carolyn was one of our favorite red heads She loves music but lntends to settle down for a whale as a stenog rapher lllunors Federatnon of Muslc Clubs F H A Philo secretary Class play costume committee Cantata accom panust 3 4 Beaux Arts Court Class Play Costume Commuttee Natlonal Honor Society N,- , K , ' ' . 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Q , Q - Q' Q ll ' J S Q l Z Q r 3 J ' , , , :Q gl Tuc - . 3 I Allen J Black Allen has been a busy person dur ung hus four years at SHS Hus future plans unclude studyung at Bloomungton to be a school admunustrator Delphucs Senator Staff DeMolay J nuor Counselor Band l 2 3 4 Cass Play Tucket and Program Com mittee Bob Blakeman The Delphucs really gauned prestuge wuth Bob as a very capable presudent Hus determunatuon to carry out plans may make hum Presudent of the U S We are pullung for hum Delphucs presudent Jr Chor A Cap pella Prom Tuckets and Favors Com muttee Co Chaurman Jeanne Blandun Jeanne has won over many auduences by her unspurung puano work We are makung reservatuons to hear her un Carnegue Hall un l96C' Les Bas Sr Les Bas Studen Councul Charter Sub Deb Puc Wuc Sub Deb Adv Orchestra Ensemble Luttle Symphony Beaux Arts Court Prom Decoratuve Commuttee N tuonal Honor Socuety Ma rulyn Ruth Blotter Actuve Marulyn ranked tops un fruend luness Well muss you Marulyn when you leave to study musuc Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas vuce presu dent GAA Charter Sub Deb Sgt at Arms Beaux Arts Court Raunbow Grs Jr Caputolune Gurls Chour A Cappella 3 4 Allued Youth Secre tary Prom Court Prom Tucket and Favors Commuttee Jo Ann Bogardus Tuny pert Jo Iuked datung a certaun Bull un her spare fume but she dudnt forget to make herself very well luked wuth all the S HS students Phulo dance chaurman presudent Jr Caputolune Staff Sr Caputolune Staff Snapshot Edutor Prom Decoratuons Commuttee Betty Jo Bowman Jo us goung to march down the ausle un the near future to meet her one and only We hope she wull have all the happuness un the world Jr Les Bas FHA Gurls C our Maruanne Bradley Petute vuvacuous Maruanne dudnt lose any tume un gettung unto the hugh luf at SHS Shell have no trouble at Montucello un fundung admurers Hob Nob Sub Deb presudent Sept Heure Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court French Club presudent Prom Court Prom Arrangements Commuttee Mary Lou Breed A gurl worthy of any hugh posutuon us Mary Lou Her dependabuluty proves that she wull have the world at her feet Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Raun ow Gurls worthy advusor A Cappella Sud Pup Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Jr Caputolune Staff Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Art Bretscher Broad shouldered and blond Art had all the gurls sughung and the oys cheerung when he uouned the ranks of SHS We wush hum all success un hus future uob of forestr J Caputolune taff secretary Wranglers Natuonal Guard Tom Brught Tom says hus favorute pastume us sleepung but he always seemed wude awake and rarung to go around wuth hus fruends We hope he turns out to be a prosperous Man un Whute Delphucs DeMolay A Cappella Sungung Seven Prom Publucuty Com muttee Nancy Joan Brown Party lovung Nan was only wuth us a year but well never forget her beautuful vouce Our songstress wull soon be un Opera un Chucago French Club Program Chaurman Raunbow Gurls G A A Class Play Tucket and Program Commuttee Barbara Burrus Ambutuous Bobbue plans to travel on the furst mulluon she makes as a secretary We all wush her a great future' Charles Byerly lt lsnt hard to understand Charlles nlckname Chuckles He always put the classroom unto an uproar wlth hls tunny storles Wranglers South Slde Recreatlon ub secretary F otball l 2 3 ckl 2 3 Robert Carder Bob was well known for has art work at HS ll fn use for s talent when he becomes a commercial artlst Class Play Property Commrttee Prom Decorwtlons Commuttee Jerry Carter y Jerry wlll grace the U of campus and on the slde wlll undulge In datlng muslc and sports Jerry ls un decided about has future plans but heres the best to hum' Wranglers Student Councll Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Pl Rollers secretary Prom Arrange ments Committee Charles Joseph Cavanagh Good looklng Joe clalms uncertalnty about has future but hls past reveals an unendless stream of successful so clal athletlc and school actlvltles We are DOSITIVQ he has a clear future ahead of hum Pll Rollers presldent Wranglers vlce presndent South Slde Recrea tlon Club Sophomore vlce pres: nt Footballl 2 3 4 Track 2 Prom Decoratlng Commlttee Alfred Chandler When Al IS not busy wlth hls favorlte pastlme sleeprng he wlll be busy wlth hls prlze wlnnlno novels then hls frrends can say I knew hlm when Cafeterla Council Class Play Tlcket and Program Commlttee Wayne Chapman Wayne has a desire for the green stuff He llsts hls future ambltlon marrying unto money Plll Rollers Wranglers Allred Youth Football UN S IOR Forty Dlck Chesnut Chester plans to be a doctor and should be a flne physlclan for he knows how to get along well wlth people DeMolay Senator Staff Band Class Play Publuclty Commlttee Edith Clfta Sweet llttle Edle wlll be a shlnlng star ln the fleld of nursmg Her pa tlent manners would make anyone feel luke a mnlllon dollars R lnbow Grls J L s Bas Sr s Bas Jr Capltolune Staff Beaux Arts Court Class Play Costume Commlt ee Charles P Clarnda If someone wanted to make a party a success he called on Charles and everythlng was perfect Thus fellow always broke the :ce wlth hls wlt IS serlous plans however lay IH desugn ln A Cappella DeMolay Class Play Costume Commlttee Wllllam Clay The school wlll never forget Blls brlstllng beard He seemed to have an envlable popularlty wlth everyone IH and out of school He wlll now try has luck at U of l In architecture Wranglers Sergeant at arms pres: dent DeMolay Plll Rollers South Slde Recreation Club Foot ball 2 4 Track l 2 3 Prom Dec tlons Commlttee Marllyn Coe Attractlve Marilyn lntends to spend her tlme as a retall merchandlse buyer Thus wlll probably lnvolve travelmg whlch she enloys Chorr A Cappella Hob Nob Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Robert Cohen Cole contrlbuted much to every class and actlvlty he belonged to be sldes belng one great guy Wranglers secretary PII Rollers secretary Jr Capltollne Sr Caplto llne Sports Edltor Student councll De Molay Sensor Class treasurer Our Hearts Were Young and Gay West Slde Recreatlon Club Freshman Football Baseballl 2 Prom Publuc :ty Commltfee Chalrman Viola Corbett V, J. is sure proof that super nice things come in small packages. She surely made plenty of favorable impressions, especially with George. Need we say more? Sid Pip Sub Deb. secretary: Beaux Arts Courtg Prom Publicity Commit- tee. Helen Cowie Neat unassuming Helen will make a hit at the University of lllinoxs this fall Good luck Helen Sid Pip Sub Deb Rainbow Girls Clarence Cravens Clarence is rather cagey about his future plans but he doesnt keep us in the dark about his weakness for dancing and sports Chauncey Cross Husky good humored Chaunce was highly successful in social and scholas tic activities He will find the U of Chicago ready with open arms to re ceive him Adv Orchestral 2 3 4 Orchestra Council Senator Staff Track 4 Class Play Stage Construction Com mittee Sheldon Crossette Guys like Shel come few and far between His winning way wull carry Pill Rollers Wranglers South Side Recreation Club Adv Band 2 3 Class Play Property Chairman Prom Decorations Committee Basketball 4 Phyllis Dawson Sophisticated easy going Phyl plans to write or work in the 'advertising field We know she is headed toward a noble goal A L s Bas Sr Les Rainbow Girls Class Play Publicity Committee CLASS OF 19.0 l Forty one Floyd Russell Dean As one who admits his favorite pas- time as Jo Ann, Floyd was a guy who did a lot around SHS. He is rated swell by all. Wranglerg Pill Rollers: DeMolayg A Cappella l, 2g Football l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 25 Track l, 2, 3, 43 Class Play Publicity Committeeg Prom Decorations Committee. Patricia Dlsher Pat in her own quiet way is going to be a model stenographer with read ing and movies as sidelines Best of luck' National Honor Soczety William John Downer, Jr Bill maintained one of the highest averages in the class His studies were supplemented by tennis and an inter est for hotel managing No uck needed for him H has it all Senator Staff A Cappella l 2 Class Play Publicity Committee chairman National Honor Society John J Duffy Everyone knew and loved Jack for his outstanding tenor voice which was heard at many concerts and assemblies He will be a most entertaining musical performer FTA president A Cappella l 2 Singing Seven 3 4 Class Play Make up Committee HW nn Dugger Jo was considered the apple 1 everyones eye Her sweet smile and charms made her a favorite among favorntes Charter Sub Deb J Capitoline Staff Beaux Arts Court Prom Deco tions Committee Prom Court Class Play Ticket and Program co chair :Sanz-l2'.a.-A - Barbara Easley ar really fills the B as e ing one of the most popular senior girls With personality and looks like hers who could resist? Sr Les Bas president Student Coun l 2 4 Treasurer Capitoine Assistant Editor OccupatlonalClub Class Play general manager Mod ern Language Club Orchestra l 2 J Les Bas Hob Nob Sub eb president Sept Heure Sub Deb president treasurer Prom Decora tions Committee National Honor So ciety Prom Queen Beaux Arts Court , i , . . . . 'X E A A V - . , - C . - h . l A H Z 6. if I . . . ' ' , i - ' ' ' . e ' l I ' . . . . ' . - I , ' ' . . 1 ' l , . .. .. . 0 him farlin his career as an advertiser. - . . V . . V - 3 r. z . . : . ' . , 3 4 ' . . z l I 1 I , L E E . V , ,. . - B b ' at in-i - . . . . . H , , ' A . . cn v ' i . 'H . Z A IV 1 G.A. .5 Jr., e 3 , Bas: ' 3 ' U , Z r. I 1 -D , - y : . . - . Edwm H Eckholdt Buddy doesnt want to keep hus feet on the ground You guessed ut he wants to be a professuonal pulot We see he has made a very good start S u e u YM Ru e Team Aur Guard Cuvul Aur Patrol Prop Busters lllunous Sky Patrol Jacquelune Ehlert Small vuvacuous Jacque hasnt de cuded between secretarual work or nurs ung but un euther case wuth her fruend luness we are sure she wull please her assocuates Raunbow Gurls Manners Beaux Arts Court Norman D Emmerich Wusconsun sent us one of uts per fec specumens of tall handsome clarunetusts Norm plays all types of musuc but hus ambutuon us to be pres: dent of the Colgate Palmoluve Peet C We are sure he wull make ut Adv Orchestra student conductor Lu tle Symphony Sprungtueld Sym phony Orchestra Cateterua Councul Prom Arrangement Commuttee Na tuonal Honor Socuety Ruth Eschenfeldt Well certaunly muss Ruths spark lung red haur and cute smule Wuth her sweet vouce she should be a success as a telephone operator Walther League treasurer Don Evans Don has a certaun way about hum whuch makes hus company very en uoyable Now that he has tunushed hus book learnung he plans to have a good tume wuth all hus fruends DeMolays Pull Rollers Wranglers Prom Arrangements Commuttee Delores Farrar Blond Dede always looked as sweet as frostung Hr abuluty make truends easuly has helped her to be one of our most popular gurls Charter Sub Deb treasurer Beaux Arts Court GAA French Club sec retary Class Play prompter Prom Publucuty Commuttee Prom Court Natuonal Honor Socuety FNIOR Forty two Ken Fltchner The basketball team would have been at a standstill wuthout Kens help thus year Thus all Amerucan fel ow wull also be remembered tor hus won dertul personaluty whuch made hum tops wuth everybody Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Prom Arrangements Commuttee Les Bas Dance Kung 3 Pull Rollers Wran glers vuce presudent Steve Gerhardt Steves quute undecuded about hs future but wuth hus musucal abuluty on the bass horn and good co orduna tuon on the tennus team he doesnt have to worry phucs SHS Band l De Molay Band Nat Guard Band Antonette Gerster S HS looses darlung Nettle to Ward Belmont next September Her flashung smule proves that her chouce to be a dental assustant us well made r L Bas S Les B s Char er Sub Deb presudent and vuce presu dent Beaux Arts Court Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prom Tuck ets and Favors Joan Gnanessu Shes lovely shes engaged Yes Joan us plannmng to make a lucky man a wonderful wufe Happy house keepung' D E Club Natuonal Honor Socuety Samuel Edward Gifford Sam enuoys water actuvutues such as swummung boatung or fushung e hope he wull fund enough tume for thus when he s busy as an undustrual de sugner a few years from now Good luck Sam' Class Play Stage Constructuon Com muttee Prom Decoratuons Commut ee James Glganh All of Sprungfueld wull remember Jum for hus hard work un makung the Orrun Tucker Dance a bug success There should be a Gold Medal for thus gradu a e Delphucs Pull Rollers Prom Publucuty Commuttee Rlchard D Goln Most people voted DIck the fellow they would luke to get acquaInted wlth most He IS keepmg hIs future a dark mystery but we suspect It wIll be cen tered around photography John Greenleaf Johnny dIdnt lIst any future plans but Iudglng from hxs past whatever he does wIll be tops Good Luck' v B nd l 4 Rufle C Student CouncIl Lynn Glush Lynn IS turnIng hIs steps toward the lllInoIs lnstItute of Technology where chemIcal EHQIHEQVIHQ wIll take up most of hIs trme He wont have to worry about maklng frIends If hIs records at SHS are tellIng us the truth CafeterIa CouncIl Class Play Prop erty Commlttee Joan Hadley A very pretty blond Indeed was She has no defInIte plans for the future but we know she can make a success of anythmg Program CommIttee Carol E Hahn Tmy golden haIred Carol plans t enter J C and then embark upon a Iob only for gals lIke Carol who have both bralns and beauty Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas French Club Sept Heure Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Sara Hall AmbItIous Sara was one of the scho lastIc leaders of her class but she stIll found tIme for her volIn and BIll Next year Sara wIlI take her talents to Northwestern Adv Orchestral 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 LIttle Symphony SprIngfIeld Symphon Orchestra J C Sympho nette hIlo president Sd Pp Beaux Arts Court Senator Staff Jr Capltollne Staff VIC2 presIdent S CZDITOIIHC senlor 2dlfOf Prom Deco ratxons CommIttee Natnonal Honor SOCIETY CLASS OF 19 0 Forty three Donna J Hamrlck Donna wants to become a stenogra pher Wnth her pleasant smnle and agreeable manner she should be an ad dItIon to any 0ffIC9 Roy Hanken Lover Boy plans to go to JunIor College followed by a larger college HIS future ambItIon IS to manage an aIrport and get marrred DelphIcs DeMolay Treasurer l7Oth FIghter Squadron Ill Nat Guard Prom Arrangements CommIttee Jlm Hart VersatIle Beffy combnned hrs two favonte hobbues of drawmg and foot ball and he was good at both H Intends to CONTINUE hlS art Interest and be a commercIal artnst Wranglers PIII Rollers Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prom Decora tIons CommIttee Lols Ann Harvey LoIs Ann was one of the most at TFBCTIVC and chIc gIrls that were seen around SHS We wIll never forget per flawless performance In the Class a harter Sub Deb presIdent secre tary Our Hearts Were Young and Gay French Club presIdent secre Orchestra l 2 Beaux Arts Court G A A M G G F J CapItolIne Staff Sr CapItolIne Staff Art EdI tor Prom DECOFBTIOHS Commuttee co chalrman Prom Court Marllyn Hashman Adorable Maru helped to make the class play and everythxng she dId a bIg ht She should have no trouble IH makIng headway In the bug wlde world Jr Les Bas Charter Sub Deb secre tary Plc Wlc Sub Deb presIdent Beaux Arts Court Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prom Decoratuons Commuttee Prom Court Mary Ann Hawker Mary Ann s future plans are steeped In myster but here lS luck to her' E lub Class Play TIcket an Program Commuttee -s . ' . , . 'Q I Ad. a ,A2, '3, g ' 'lubg H ' 1 , 4 3 I . Ig. A o. E. Clubg cuss Play Ticket and fafviv F-T-Au vice' Dfesidenff Advi ' ' ' A 0 3 I I. . , , . il. . ' A Ky, V: ,- o..cY'g 5 : . 3 I I 1 A f f . - ' 1' 'Z I Beverly Jean Hecht Although Bev wasnt wlth us her sensor year we were glad to have her back for graduatlon hour A Cap e a G A A Sky Ranch Delphnc Ama teur Show Phyllls Hensley Phyl as keepung quuet about her arnbltlons but she should never have any troubles wnth her warm person alaty Sad Pup Sub Deb presndent Class Play Costume Committee Donald Herron We would not thunk of attachlng The Terruble to Dons nuckname Turk Has next stop IS the U of I or J C after which he plans to be a pharmacist otballl 2 Trackl 3 4 Cr Country 4 Alnce Hess Sports mlnded Oop plans to turn her future unto teachung after attend mg Normal Her wmnnng ways wall wm her students over' D E b Barbara Anne Holland Sports loving Barb has declded to become a busy workung woman Her business IS sure to be swamped wnth many admurung customers Charter Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Jr Choir Darts Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Costume Commut tee Prom Tickets and Favors Com mittee Ramona Holmes Pretty Bunny says her future am bltlon IS to be a housewlfe e hope shell have tame to swlm and horseback rlde, sports whnch she - joys so much. Pic Wicg Charter: Beaux Arts Courtg Chorus accornpanistg Jr. and Sr. Les as. Marian Hovey Marnan was always a consclentlous worker around school he a valuable employee In any offnce Phllo D E Club Cafeteria Councll Rannbow Girls Class Play Costume Committee Mary S Howard Mary never fanled to look as uf she had lust stepped out of a bandbox She IS gomg to focus her attentions upon teachung handncapped chlldren Le Ba Sr Les Bas Sena or Staff Jr Capltolune Staff Sr Capl tolune Staff Assistant Business Man ager Sud Psp Sub Deb GAA FTA Beaux Arts Court Rainbow Glrls Class Play Property Commlttee Bruce Huffer Bruces reserved manners well make hum an :deal mlnlster after he gradu es from the U f We know he will gave many lnspurlng sermons Adv Orchestral 2 3 4 DeMola Boy Scouts and Order of the Ar row Class Play Publlclty Commnttee Patty Lou Huston Brvdgett wrt her polly dns os: tlon wnll be an Important addltlon to any busnness office All we can say ns lucky boss' FHA Bowllng Club Class Play Pub llclty Commsttee Ernle Jacaway Jake IS Interested In prnntlng and plans to attend Pnnters college an Mlnnesota lf his hugh school actnvl tnes are any example of has future work we all know he will be one grand master printer Typography Club 3 years Barbara Jackson Barb commands all of our respect and admnratlon for she IS applyrng for entrance into the Buble College in Tulsa. She will doubtless enjoy music In her free moments. Joan Jacobus Joan enioys bowling as her favor ite sport h a her strikes w know she wll have no trouble a a telephone operator E Beverly James v has a had art o us or s e has her Fu ure all picked out and practically packaged Shes going o NU be ore ing t c fa al plunge Class Play Publicity Committee National Honor Society Betty Jasmon Betts was a gay hearted busy bo y at SHS She plans to attend business college this tall Ralnbows J Capito ine Beaux Arts Court Tom Jones Tall muscular Tom was rather quiet in publlc but he made no secret of his love for basketball K ep the ball rolling' Adv Band Senator Staff Eagle Scouts Class Play Property Com mittee Joyce Ihlenfeldl' Beautiful Joyce rs interested in so cial work Because Joyces favOYIt6 pastime is to be with people we know w make a excellen socia worker. Senator Staffg Class Play Pt-IbllClTY Committee. Eileen Kane With her beautiful voice and pleas- ung personality Eileen is sure to make many friends at Concordia Tewchers College, where she plans to learn kin- dergarten teaching. Jr. Choir 21A Cappella 3, 42 Walther League secretary: lllmoes Federa- ion of Music Clubs: F.T.A,: CBSS Play Publicity Committee, Reva Kay Kitten who lusts her favorite pas times as writing short stories and talk ing plans to spread her charm in the advertising field after the U of l Illinois Federation ot Jewish Youth Editor of state paper FHA Jo Ann Keech Missouri University will be glad t vc well g I I e J She pans to be a psychologist Sid Pip Philos Class Play Publicity Committee National Honor Society Alonzo Kenmebrew Around SHS Alonzo was the link that made the chain His all around activities especially ath etlcs ust couldnt be beat Senior Class Vlce President Wrang lers Sergeant of Arms Springfield Junior lChurchl Council vice presi ent YPU of Zion Baptists Church pressdent F otballl 2 3 4 sketball l 2 r 3 4 Prom Arrangements Commit tee co chairman Wayne Kang Wayne with his m sical abllxty I Iustrated by his membership In the Singing Seven will be readily missed He plans to take up dentistry Singing Seven Class Play Tickets and Program Committee Bob Kurcher Mouve minded irch will study automotive mechanics next year t tech school Need a mechanic Call on Bob' Boxing, Golden Gloves. Donna Kirk Pretty, dark-haired Donna will make many a person feel up in the clouds when she enlists as an airline hostess. Jr. Les Bas: Sr. Les Bas: Beaux rt Court. Prom Arrangements Commit- ee, Don Kirkpatrick Don hopes to attend Stanford where he expects to continue his scientific work We shall anticipate nothing but good results from his experiments D phics F otball l Track I 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Class Play Stage Con struction Committee Dorris Kolmer Smiling Dorris enioys photograph tinting as a hobby She does this after school when she works at the Camera Shop Good luck Dorris es Bas Les Bas Jr a I toline Staff Program Chairman Rainbow Girls Past Worthy Advisor Sid Pip Beaux Arts Court National Honor Society Richard August Kornfeld By glancing at Corneys interests in school we suspect that he will use printing as his life s work Good Luc Typography Club Joan Kriener After business college Joan looks toward a future of modeling Her favorite pastimes dancing and tennis ought to help her reach glory road Girls Choir Bowling Club Bernard Krueger Bernie has not yet decided what he wants to do in the future but for the present his spare time is taken up with basketball football and other out- door activities. A Cappella 3 4. Barbara Laswell Barb with all her graciousness is planning to carry her love for children back to grade school. This time she will be the teacher. Rainbow Girls: FTA: Girls Choirg Jr. Choir: Jr. Capitoline. JUNE 11, IORS Forty-six fi Aden Lauchner Whether it is engineering or com mercial art we are sure Aden will go far Heres to his great success at Purdue' DeMolay Assistant to Miss Clapper National Honor Society Class Play Ticket and Program Committee Jean Lawless Jean has her future ambition cor nered of course t will be music This gal was well known for her a ents and amiable nature Rainbow Girls Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Jr Capitoline Staff Mariners Adv Orchestral 2 3 4 Orchestra student council Little Symphony Class Play Costume Committee Gloria Lawrence Glo has gained many friends since she came here for her iunior year She will attend UCLA this fall Sid Pip Sub Deb Fairfield Illinois Freshman class president Pep Club Choir and Glee Club Joan Lebkuecher Busy Jo plans to become a nurse and with her desire to help people we are sure she will make a good on We will all want to become patients' ainbow Girls J L s Bas urs Choir Basketball Captain GAA FHA 4 H Class Play Ticket and Program Committee Lyle Lipe Loud colored sweaters seemed a fa vorite with Lyle He brightened manv dark days with his inf ctious good nature. Wranglers, vice-president: A Cap- p lla l, 2' DeMolays' South Side Recreation Club, vice-president: Prom Decorations Committee. Bob Lubln Lee was always on every scene of activity. He made scores of friends at S.H.S., just as he will at Illinois. Wranglersg Pill Rollers: DeMolayg Student Councilg Freshman Class vice-presidentg A Cappella l, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2: Football lg Baseball 43 Class Pla Ticket and Program Committeeg lyrom Decorations Com- mittee. Donna Lueck Vlvaclous Donnas future Includes a secretarral lob untrl the rlght man comes along At present shes en grossed In roller skating tennis and Wayne Jullane Lutz Julre IS mterested In socral work or occupational therapy In enther oc cupatlon we are sure Julle wlll help the people rn her usual calm under standing way Class Play Ticket and Program Com mrttee Carolyn Mac Murdo Mac wants to keep her eyes on her favornte fellow but she wnll put her mlnd on buslness college for a whale Three cheers for a cute gal' Beaux Arts Court Charter Sub Deb Sergeant at Arms Prom Tuckets and Favors Jean Maddox Music mlnded Jean as going over board for the puano and teaching She plans to develop her talents even more at Augustana College next September Rambow Glrls Adv Orchestral 2 3 4 Little Symphony Sprlngfreld Symphony Orchestra Sprrngfleld Junror College Svmphonette Class Play Ticket and Program Commnt tee Natronal Honor Socnety Wrlbert James Maquet Jlms pals have dubbed lm Blump for friendly reasons Hrs easy gorng manners should help htm get a good start In a wood workung shop Jay Markley Jay was one half of one of our favorlte twosomes around S HS Hes golng to have a hard trme leavlng a certaln brunette to attend Kansas Un: versity Cafeterra Council l 2 3 4 Eagle Scouts Football l Basketball 2 3 Golf 3 4 Prom Tlckets and Favors Commsttee CLASS OF 19 i Forty seven Velma Maranelll Toots IS going to make some boss a tune secretary but we hope she as tame to enloy her records skatlng and dancing D E b Richard Marlm Rlchards favorite pastrme IS eat Ing but he never has to watch his fig ure Lucky boy' He wlll fund very tasty morsels at Chlcago Unlversrty next September Cafeterla Councll program chalrman president Class Play Stage Con structron Committee John Martin Lets hope Hohn doesnt get hrs foot caught rn too many doors whsle on hrs job as a salesman He can cer talnly rely on us as steady customers Cafeterna Councul D E Club treas urer Class Play Tvcket and Program Commrttee Marilyn Mather Mert plans to put on whlte Her future centers on belng a regnstered l'llJl'SE Rambow Grrls FHA Grrls 4 H Class Play Tlcket and Program Commnttee Bull Maurer lf you have a tooth ache rn the years to come dont forget Bull After school at Washmgton Unlversuty Bull wall be an up and coming dentist Jane McCann Janne IS the good example of an all Amencan name and gurl Her bright eyes and quick smrle made everyone want her company Charter Sub Deb vice president ser geant at arms Plc Wrc Sub Deb secretary sergeant at arms Jr Les Bas Beaux Arts Court Prep Orches tra Prom Decoratrons Commnttee Class Play Make up Committee Chalrman Prom Court Gene McDaniel Whenever a motorcycle zoomed past the driver was usually Gene enloying his favorite pastime We hope he enyoys being a draftsman lust as much Wranglers A Cappella South Side Recreation Club Alice Ann McDonald Attractive Alice was one of the hard est workers in the class Her patient efforts were well rewarded in the best Capitoline of many a ear Junior Choir J apitoline Staff Sr Capitoline Staff Editor ln Chief Darts Philos French Club Charter Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Class Play Make Up Committee Prom Publicity Committee Kathleen McLain Wide eyed Kay always had some thing up her sleeve to entertain her friends in the classrooms and at par ties Hob Nob Sub Deb Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prom Deco rations Committee co chairman Peggy Mc Roberts Peg is the domestic type who likes to make a home cozy She hopes to attend Christian College before she makes any big decisions J Capitoline Staff Beaux Arts Court Occupational Club F HA FTA Top Deck Rainbow Girls Class Play Tncket and Program Com mittee Don McWilliams Mac has been an active member of the band with his clarinet playing He plans to enter the field of chemis- try or pharmacy. DeMolay1 Adv. band l, 2, 3 4: Class Play Publicity Committee. James Means Jim took time out from his feminine following to score scholastically as well as socially at SHS. Wheaton College is getting one swell fellow! Band l. 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 43 Class Play, Stage Construc- tion Committee. FIR l Forty-eight Don Mesnard Dons pals nicknamed him Mess but this is not a description of the boy himself On the contrary h was aways he bal all four years of his high school career Typography Club president Dolores Miller Besides dancing and listening to rec ords Dolores future ambition marry a certain sailor in l95l Happy housekeeping Dolores' D E ub Shirley Miller Kitty was one of our better known gals around school She s forsaking the stag line to enter St John s school of nursing Beaux Arts Court Nu Phi Mu Prom Arrangements Committee Yvonne Miller Yvonne always had a smile for any one She wants to become a secretary and we know shell be a good one D E b James L Montgomery Our crystal ball tells us that Jim is a normal, fun loving boy who is crazy about model gasoline airplanes. H will settle down, however, as a drafts- man. A pretty nice future! John Moore Students and teachers agreed that John was a born thinker. He seriously plans to be a civil engineer. Delphicsg Adv. Band 3, 43 National Honor Society. Frank V Moulton Jr Moose ll leave his sports and girls of S HS behind for more of the ame it Eradley University next fall Wranglers Class Play Stage Con struction Committee Rosemary Muerle Rosie is endowed with a beautiful voice as well as a pleasing personality She is enrolled at William Woods o lege where she will learn to work with under privileged children J Les Bas secretary Sr es as Charter Sub Deb treasurer Pic Wic Sub Deb treasurer Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Beaux Arts urt A Cappella 2 4 Prom Ticket and Favors Committee tional Honor Society Ogden N Munroe O ie really hurdled through S The trac te m wi miss is top speed Good work' Ea e Scout YMCA Class ay chairman of ticket committee Cross Country track team 4 Track l 2 3 4 Football l Prom tickets and fa vors committee Wilham Muttera Mention pl nes to Bill and he b comes as lively 'is a spark plug Yes aeron ut cs is his pastime a d will tt into his future career Happy land ings' C A P Propbusters Y M C A Jun ior Rifle Club SHS Rifle Team Pat Newkirk ety Pn gongtotheLJ of to study physical education Besides enjoying such activities as swimming golf bowling tkes up a lot her time Philos. Jr. Capitoline Staff, Sr Capi- toline Staff. lr. Photograph Editorl Cappella 3, 3 . .3 Pic ic Sub Deb, vice-president: Rainbowsg Modern Lanquagel Beaux Arts Courtg Class Play, Property Committee. Nancy Newman Nan not only contributed a lot of time to the stables. but much time around the halls of SHS. We'll miss her vim and vigor. Jr, Les Bas Bleusi Sr. Les Bas Beusi GAAg Chwrter Sub Deb: Rainbow Girlsl Mariner Scouts: Modern Lan- guage Clubi Jr. Choir: Beaux rt Court: Prom Decorations Committee. ASS OF 19 Forty-nine Annabel Nye Annabel with her soft voice wll long be remembered after she leaves SHVS We think she is a wonderful ga es as S Les Bas ple e mother v Orchestra 2 3 Beaux Arts Court Charter Sub Deb Darts Class Play Costume Commit ee Warren Oliver Ollie always seemed to be having a good time around school Because fun isHcontagious he has many friends at Wranglers Pill Rollers YMCA Foot Track Baseba 4 Prom Decorations Committee Wllllam Owens Page Bill s college plans are indefinite but his future ambition is to be a me chanical engineer combmed with dating' DeMolays Betty Paul Betty was an important member of many organiaztions but she always we ged in time for Dick and we can see why Les Bas Sr Les Bas Senator Staff Jr Capftoline Staff Sr Cap: toline Staff Sr photo editor Rain bow Girls Beaux Arts Court N tional Honor Society Prom Arrange ments Committee Dorothy Paulsen Dotty in her quiet intelligent way was an addition to any class We will miss you, Dorothy, when you leave to attend Wheaton College. National Honor Society. AI Payson Ambitious Al is going to combine engineering with music at Southern Illinois University in September, should have little trouble 'f he gets into the swing of things a- he did at S.H.S. Delphicsg DeMolayg Devlolay Bandg V, B nd l, 2, , 41 Prom - licity Committee. Virginia Peacock The women In Springfield will be more glamorous after Ginnie begins her career as a beautician She should have little trouble in pleasing her cus tomers Class Play Ticket and Program Com mittee Donald R Pearson Tall and athletic Peachy was heartily welcomed back by S HS after his year at military academy He lost no time in finding all his steady friends and admirers Wranglers Rollers Stu ent Council Class Play Costume Com mittee Prom Decorations Commit tee Basketball 4 Football 4 Jane Pehlman Nothing interests Mel more than orses b they real o plaster is easy to guess that this sports lover will teach horsemansnip Rainbow Girls Mariners 27 Acre Club Tuxis Ron Pickering We dont understand Pick His favorite pastime is sleeping but his one desire is to become a millionaire Perhaps he can dream up a gold mine We hope so' Delphlcs Sergeant at Arms pledge master Fotballl 4 Baseballl 2 B sketball 2 3 4 Go Judi Pierce Judi who has been sporting a diamond ring, plans to get hitched a live in lori a. S e will oo pretty swell with a sun tan. Sky Ranch, Fay E. Prlllschafske Got a pain somewhere? lf so just call on Fay in a few years, She's going to .be a practical nurse or a doctor's assistant. Christmas Play, l949. Dorothy Reagor We dont know where Dorothy got her nickname of Tennessee but we do know shes going to make an dor able model HA Girls C our Bill Rechner Bill never had time to boast about his brains for he was always busy with some important event We think C is going to have a pretty fellow on their hands Catholic Youth Organization as ketball l Charles Redrng Charlie is one reason why girls g to school His versntality von him much publicity around SHS Pill Rollers DeMolay representative South Side Recreation Club Basket 3 otball 4 rack 2 Prom Decorations Committee James Reece Jim is taking his super swell per sonality and dancing ability to the Art Institute of Chicago Heres hoping he goes far in the art world Wranglers Y M C A Intramural Basketball Class Play Property Committee Judy Relgel A heartier worker and a merrier per- son is hard to find after one knows Judy. She wants to become active in social and church work. Philog Rainbow Girls: Theta Roe: A Cappella 2, 35 4H Club, vice-presi- entg . ,A.g G.A.A.g Cass Pay, Costume Committee, Jerry S Rhodes Jerry was a very studious fellow but he often fooled his friends by exhaust- ing his tennis opponents and by play- ing a mellow cornet. We will take all our troubles to this future lawyer, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay : DeMolay: Harvard Prize Book: So- lons Orchestrag Adv. Bandg Senator Staff: Prom Tickets and Favors Com- mittee, Alnce Robmson We are all con vlnce d of what a terrlflc gal Allce IS She as one o the most llkeable personalutles In the class Jr and Sr Les Bas Student Coun cnl l 2 3 4 Secretary Sophomore class secretary Sr class secretary Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Jr Capltolnne Staff Sr Capztollne Staff publlclty manager Beaux Arts Court A Cappellal 2 Sept Huere presndent and secretary Hob Nob secretary Prom Court Prom Deco rations Committee Natlonal Honor Soclety Nancy Lou Robmson Nancy with her cheerful entertaln :ng nature wall be readlly mlssed at SHS She plans to study commerclal ar Hob Nob Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Gurls Choir Manners Everlea na Ruth Rogers Everllne with her wlnnmg smile wnll be sure to make a success at Har vard and Mehary Her favorrte pas times wlll axd very much In her pro fesslon as a doctor mittee James Russel W h a shock of red har and a fruendly manner Russ attracted many admirers He plans to make many more friends at J C when he Isnt paynn attention to hls favorlte gurl' Wranglers DeMolay Adv Orches tra Class Play Publlclty Commnttee Jo Ann Russell Af er Jody flmshes her college educataon she wants to teach kinder garten We feel sure the klds wull go for her an a bag way lust as we all dld Jr Capntolune Sr Capltollne Fresh man photo edntor Rannbow Glrls Mariners Sud Plp Sub Deb Marllyn Joyce Russell Rusty as leavnng a wonderful rec ord behmd her for us to admlre Shes qolng to set another record at llllnous College where she wall learn all about teachung Junior Cholr CLASS OF 1950 Mary Jane Sapp Mary Jane was a peck of fun all through her actrve school years But underneath her gayuety there IS a se nous snde whach wlll brnng her su cess Charter Sub Deb French Club 3 4 MGGF Class play costume commut tee Darts John Schwener John IS taking has marvelous talent on the lvorles to the St Louns Con servatory of Muslc where hell study to become a concert artust Jlm Seldler Serb was never wuthout a handful of pals to talk wlth Hrs grft of gab wlll come In handy when he becomes bug business man DeMolay West Snde Recreatxon Club ITI ITTEC Shlrley Sharp Shirley with her long blond locks and her twlnkllng eyes will look perfect as a reglstered nurse Sky Ranch Occupational Club Class Play Tlcket and Program Commlt ee Bullle Shoulders Bllhe had a yen for eating but dont we all? Hrs next station as the U of I and from there who knows? Class Play Property Committee Floyd Short Flode IS not sure what wlll come next after college but wnth hrs ex ecutlve abnllty and grand personallty we can be sure he wull be a success Wranglers president Bandl 2 3 4 Student Council president Pull Roll ers treasurer Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' Prom Arrange ments Commlttee co chairman I 4 ' . h 4 ' .h. . f -. . 2 ' - 1 A ff ' V A ' . - . . ' . - a b - : h Class PIBY Ticket and Pf0Ql'a ' COVU- Class Plalyg Stage Construction Coml - ll' H l A I 3 ' -' ' ' f f . ' ' t4 .. .. - V I , , Shrrley Sldener Wrnsome Shlrl wlll spend her days as a personal secretary but her eve nungs wlll probably fund her dating a certaxn fellow wrth a Ford D E Club Rannbow Girls Jr tr as urer Esther Slgler Esther IS glad to be out of school for now she can travel all over the word and see the slghts Send some postcards Esther Class Play Make up Commrttee Stephen Srmon Steves wide spread Interests prln clpally sports and grrls made hum many lastrng friends around SHS The U of l IS waltlng for hum to study to be a vetennarlan Wranglers Pll Rollers DeMolays v Orch 2 Baseball l Cross Country 4 Prom Arrangements Commlttee Harry Srnclalr Harrs leadership and popularnty around school has gmven hum a start toward becomrng Governor of llllnols and Presrdent of the Unxted States Here s a vote for you' Sophomore class presrdent Jr Class vlce presldent Sr Class presrdent Student Council l 2 3 4 vlce pres: ent ranglers Ro s Capltollne Staff Senator Staff I ter school dance tncket committee Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Natrona! Honor Soclety Joan Slover Jos sweet smlle was well known around SHS She plans to attend Eastern State Teachers College to be come a krndergarten teacher Future Teachers of Amerlca un lor Capntolrne Staff Rainbow Gnrls urs Chorr nnor Choir 2 3 Cappella 4 Marjorie Stalllng Mary was one of the most ener getlc persons at school Her peppy nature wrll be valuable to h r as a P E teacher D E Club vice president Adv O chestra 2, 3, Sky Ranch, Class Play Ticket and Program Committee. JUNE SENIORS 11 l Fifty-two Helen Adeline Steans No soclal gatherlng was complete wlthout Addue and her lnvely conver satlon She IS going to cultivate a southern drawl for us at Agnes Scott College In Georgia Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas social chaur man Hob Nob Sub Deb vlce pres: dent Beaux Arts Court Prom Pub llclty Commlttee Richard H Strtes SHS IS losing a really fun lovlng all round boy who made everyone luke hum Immediately Stntes rs going to settle down now and study law Delphlcs DeMolay Class Play Stage Constructron Commrttee Lols St James Louie plans to become a nurse With her pretty smile and eyes all her rents wll b d to see Good luck Loule YWCA Class Play Ticket and Pro gram Committee Carolyn Swlnney Lnkeable Lynn always had a smrle for everyone Shell make a great lab technician Charter Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Senator Staff Prom Publrclty Com mittee Vlrgr Temple lI'1l wrth the light brown hanr was consndered by all as qulte an eye u She plans to attend the Ray School ot Frne Arts to prove her ablllty as an artist Nothing needed here' Phllo Charter Sub Deb Jr Caplto llne Staff Sr Capltollne Staff typ lst Beaux Arts Court Darts French Club 3 4 Senator Staff Class Play Costume Commlttee chanrman Prom Decorations Commnttee Larry G Tharp r e h Q :te an nnterest track and has consrdered becoming a track coach If has four years at S H S are any lndxcatlon of his success he wall make a good athletsc dnrector YMCA Spanlsh Club Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Property chairman: Track l, 2, 3, 41 Football , Tennis 45 Baske ball 23 Cross Country. Jack Thoma Chem students wull never forget Jacks unquusutuve mund whuch led hum to make many bang up experuments We hope he doesnt blow up J C 0 Oregon Un versuty Delphucs Prom Tuckets nd Favors Commuttee Vunnumae Thomas My kungdom for a horse shouts Vucku We are uust wonderung how shes goung to combune horses wuth a career of an aurlune stewardess least she wull be rudung un the clouds Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Beaux Arts Court Gurls Chour Jr Chour Joyce Thompson Tommue always had a smule and a word of cheer for those who needed Her actuvutues show that she was b sy as 1 bee and as swee s honey Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas secre ary Jr Caputolune Staff Sr Caputolune Staff Busuness manager Maruners Sud Pup Sub Deb Rainbow Gurls GAA vuce presudent Prom Decora tuons Commuttee .hm Todd Jum held down an umportant posu tuon un the band durung hus stay at hugh chool Perhaps thus explauns the great success whuch the band has experu enced Adv Band 2 3 4 Typography Club Phyllus Ann Todson be not to t a s a s la est une for he us cau between actung and commercual art as a career What ever she chooses thus cute lass wull have the smules of for tune S S as Jr u tolune Staff Charter Sub Deb Beaux Ars Court Jr Chour A Cappella 3 4 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Prom Tuckets and Favors Corn muttee Darts .J athryn Tomllnson Kay us undecuded about her future but we re sure wuth her sweet per onaluty she wull be successful un her chuoce ASS F fw- 'lm :la-is u Fufty three Wulluam Tonellato We wull muss Bull now that hes got us duploma H usnt sure un w u drectuon to go but DQYNHDS we Can help by sayung Go West young man Sharon Trumpe Sweet Sherry was quute a spark at SHS As a Laboratory Technucuan he us sure to be a success Hob Nob Sub Deb treasurer J Les Bas Sr Les Bas French Club Beaux Arts Court A Cappella l Prom Court Prom Publucuty Com muttee Don Tuxhorn Texas IS a future farmer and we sure wush hum luck un thus ambu tuon Cafeterua Councul Future Farmers of Ameruca treasurer 2 reporter 2 Class Play Tucket and Program Commuttee Larry Venable Larry could be comucal and seruous un one breath but he put hus honest bound soon to reach the top rung on the ladder of success Wranglers Pll Rollers Football l etball 4 ack l Cross Country 4 Prom Tuckets and Favors Commuttee Class Play Stage Construction Commuttee Jack Vunce As a transfer student Jack was quuck to get unto the swung of thungs at SHS He always added plenty of lufe and zest to the classroom and clubs Wranglers Pll Rollers Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Prm Tuckets and Favors Commuttee Co chaurrnan Margaret Wagner The rnusuc fueld wull gaun a valuable sunger when Margaret wuth her low mellow vouce graduates from lllunous Wesleyan We know the Sungung Seven wull muss her next year L s Bas Sr Les Bas Jr Ca uo une aff appella l Sunglng Seven 4 Bea Arts Court Class Play Tucket and Pro gram commuttee C J L O 1 9 . 0 , ' , u . 1 5 uf ' , e ' ' hch I . I Y 5 ' . Q rl V ' 'A W . At : . I : 3 as u 1 t a , - . E 1 . , br fl ' . V, V I V - efforts unto all has actuvutues. He is H n V '- 1 l - 1 . - E 2,31Bask 1 Tr ,2, 3, 4: 4. 4 ' ' ' ' ' - Q , To or be. - h t u D P r' f u 5 1 gm Jr.. Le Ba 1 Sr. Les B 3 . Cap- L J, 4 1 ' E 1 I O ' , 7 V A M 1 5 1 Y Jr. e 3 . 3 , I pt - A I' St 1 A C , 2, 43 ' ' 3, 1 ux Carol Wahl Caks favorute pastume us havung lots of fun We hope her future un cludes a bug supply of happuness D E Club Bowling Club Vera Wahl If you see a blond bombshell you ll know ut s Sue She should have luttle trouble umprovung our foreugn relatuons when she does her extensuve travelung D E Club Bowlung Club Joan Warner Three cheers for Joanue She us go ung to be another angel of merc We certaunly need more gurls luke her Raunbow Gurls Puc Wuc Sub Deb Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Modern Lan guage Club secretary Beaux Arts Court Susan Warner Susue was one of the cutest gurls around school It us not surprls ng that she lusts datung as her favorute pastume She should fund many un terestung people at J C next year Puc Wuc Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Prom Arrangements Commuttee Edgar Ward Eddue must be a very patuent and calm fellow because he wants to sell womens shoes Lets hope he can satusfy hus customers as he dud us fruends at S H S Jlm Washburn Bug Jlm IS very enthusuastuc about boxung Luke all boys however he wants to own hus own busuness and make money We dont see anythung wrong wuth thus' Class Play Property Commuttee N S IOR L Q Fifty four Shurley Welland Faur Sherry wull certaunly leave a vacant place un the heart of S H S She was always a dulugent worker and umportant lunk un socual circles Charter Sub Deb Beaux Arts Court Darts Phulos Class Play Tucket and Program Commuttee Shurley Welch Anyone can see through Shurls ambltuon She wants to be an X Ray technucuan Rught now dancing bowl ung and skatung take up her leusure hours Rainbow Gurls Jr Capltolune Staff Beaux Arts Court Henry L Werner Everyone will remember Henry for hus droll manner of tellung funny stor es Perhaps thus was one of the trucks that made hum a hughlught at SHS Molay v Band l 2 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Ruth Ann Westlake un hugh school she cant escape beung the perfect doctor The best of every thung to you' Senator Staff Jr Les Bas Raunbow Gurls Class Play Tucket and Pro gram Commuttee Natuonal Honor Socuety Darrell Wlley Serious minded Darrell plans to fund out what makes people thunk After he gets hus de ree from Northwestern hes goung to ang out h sugn a a psychologust Adv Band 3 4 Natuonal Honor So cuety Robert L Wulson Wuls a lanky sux footer makes the gurls look twuce and then agaun Wuth hus fruendly manners he should sell planty of cars Prom Decoratuons Commuttee Class Play Stage Constructuon PII Roll ers furst vuce presudent Wranglers Footballl 2 Trackl 2 S li W5 lu . A lu 4- I yn- I 1 Y A ' ' 1 ' ' Q We I ' . V . . - 1 - 1, ' De :Ad. , .nfilnflg 'Era I , .. . ., . H After the fine record Ruth has left 4 . . i , - . ' , H . E A U I ' A' , , ' : i - ' A nf . ' ' - A : Q ' Y , g , , 3. Duane R Wulson We wush Ronnue luck un Archutectural work un the future We also hope hus plans for U of I are successful Cafeterua Councul Golf 4 Baseball Delores Wunstead Shorty wull try her hand at mak ung money before she settles down un her own home wuth a whute fence F H A vuce presudent program chaur man Sky Ranch Joyce Ann Wuse Nobody turns theur nose up at a sweet quuet gurl Thus descruptuon futs Joyce who plans to be a very effu cuent secretary D E Club Occupatuonal Club Adv Ochestra Class Play Tucket and Program Commuttee George Wuthrow Our band never went astray wuth a drum mauor luke George Hus future centers around the garage busuness Thats strange' Wranglers Adv Bandl 2 3 4 Drum mauor DeMolay Cafeterua Councul Rufle Club Eagle Scout Baseball l Track 4 f LASS OF 1900 4' Fifty-five Glenn Wlttmer Although Glenn dudnt come to SHS untul hus Junuor year hus swell sense of humor won ham many fruends and wull be an asset no matter what hus future ambutuon A Cappella Janet Wrughl' Vuvacuous Jan never had to worry about somethung to do She always had a long strung of admurers follow ang her everywhere Hob Nob Sub Deb vuce presudent Puc Wuc Sub Deb presudent Beaux Arts Court Shamrock Shuffle Queen Prom Court Class Play Make up Commuttee Prom Decoratuons Com muttee Mary Jane Young Janue has the modest ambutuon of becomung a laboratory technucuan or a teacher Good Luck' Jr Les Bas Sr Les Bas Adv Or chestra 2 3 4 Class Play Costume Commuttee Thelma Yutan Thelmas favorute pastume workung explauns her hugh grades throughout her four years at SHS The Unuver suty of Chucago wall probably help our hard worker chose between wrutung and scuentufuc work as a career Phulos vuce presudent Jr Caputolune Staff Sr Caputolune Staff assocuate edutor Senator Staff Quull and Scroll Raunbow Gurls Class Play Tucket and Program Commuttee Na tuonal Honor Socuety Bob Davidson Bob lusts baseball as hus favorute sport He us stull a but hazy about hus future but we are sure he wull go far un anythung he choses JUNIORS PRESIDENT Duck Tnebel VICE PRESIDENT C W Jabusch SECRETARY Joan Donnelly TREASURER Beverly Blce Behold the future leaders of Springfield Hugh School' Patuently they awalt their turn to lead the school Let them take one last breath of freedom before they take up the Sensor class burdens the play the prom the Student Councnl and the Capltollne As they look back upon the road they have traveled they see a path straight and true They see the actnvntues un whuch they have shared equally wlth the Freshmen Sophomores and Sensors Somewhere along the way are the clubs actlvltles and sports In which they have participated All along the path are little monuments mducatmg the good scholarshnp and good cltlzenshup these stu dents have dusplayed slnce they were Freshmen As they look backward they are reminded of the fun they have had But now they must face the future for whuch they have prepared themselves Confndently they enter the last stage of their your ney Proudly they proclaim We are not Juniors We are Senuorsl' Fifty nnne o - u u 1 v 1 1 , . 1 v ' n 1 , - . 4. . . , , . - 1 Grace Capue Rosalue Carruer Helen Carter Peggy Carter Chauncey Charlson Pamelua Cassuday Ruchard Coe Charles Coleman R C Coontz J Lynda Couch Don Cox Wanda Crouse Nancy Crow Kenneth Crowell Theresa Curn mungs John Cummins Wally Davenport Mary Delaney Preston Dnlts Allen Dnxon KLASB OF 19w1 Janet Acton Bull Archer Wnma Barnes Ronald Beatty Barbara Beckman Helen Berger l-lenrletta Bernlng Bev erly Bnce Delorns Bonds Margaret Bose Dale H Brady Vlrgnnua Brewer Janet Brooks Norma Brooks Cathenne Brown Betsy Brown Joan Buchhent Pat Bur nett Darrel Burris Margaret Cam Slxty D1 ll' I .L K . 1 I Q , ' , 'l J st 1 5 le f' , V V v . , 1 J 'Q - - ! 7 ' if ,J f . , ' L Ml' I, ' 9 . , J I , I V an ' ' l JUNIORS Don Gustaveson John Gwin Jim Hands J Joe Hands Darlene Hadley Barbara Hall Phyllis Hall Delores Hamilton John Hartwig Kay Hat toon John Hansen John Hayes Ann Haynes Erma Heissenger John Henderson Nam: Henderson Dave Hill Stephen I Ken Doak, Joan Donnelly, Virginia Dryden, Gail Eby, Dorothy Engle- bretsen. , ,My Don Ferry, Eileen Fillbright, Rodney Fletcher, Joann Force, Judythe French, Leland Fricke, Roy J. Furbeck, Jo Ann Furlich, Marcia Furry, Clifford Gar- fat. Bob Gasaway Katherine Gibbs Don Gordon Carrell Greemore John Gregory kf Y Hill Mary Ann Horneier Charles Honn Six one iLASS OF 1 '31 Ralph Hoffrneuster Cecelna Howard Jo Ellyn l-luffstefler Pat l-lurnphrus Barbara Hunt kj Marianne Hyndman Joseph lmlay Carole Ingersoll Beverly lrwln Barbara Jabusch W' C W Jabu ch Joanne Lee Jackson CaroleJ Johnson Mananne Jones Sharllyn Jones Jl 'x Par Keefe Charlotte Kennfebrew Mary Klrngbeul Charles Koke Max une Kowalskr Paul Krenzer Ann Kuykendall Jerry Laney Boyd Langford Carole L Lundqulst Connie Lloyd Emmett Lynn Jo Ann Mayors Donna Mallncoat Delores Mason Ed McFarland Mnckey Meuklelohn, Bruce Mernders Wilma Metzger U D Muller Duck Mills Pat Mnlner Bob Mont gornery Marlon Nelcn, Norma No vack FY' 'un .J I Srxty two Y A A Y 9 Q J aff' J ,iff - J in 1 . ,A Y o ,A y Q, . .K QW 3 N . . , Q A. X If - J H , u K f . :f Lk 1 K ' I V i fi ,. ,V - - 5 l . - x J f Y sl J JUNIORS Ura L Sapp Betty Scheffler Jo Anne Schuen Pat Schnepp Dale Scho field Duck Schramm Jackue Schryver Sharon Schryver Arlene Schu macher Pat Schumacher Noel Sexton Betty Shaw Sharon Shaw Fred Slocombe Joanne Smal an Robln Smuth John Soma Mary Stem hauser Byron Stephens Connne Sttpp Bob Offer James Orr Carole Owens Peg Parsons Davnd Payne Adruenne Perganson Norman Perl mutter Carol Petefush Bob Phnl lips Edith Pankley Alnce Posegate Barbara Pruest Dorothy Profrock Carol Pullnam Joyce Relme Jnm Reynolds Rebecca Rogers Rod ney Ruch Ken Rutherford Lyn erson Snxty three 3 ' ' - xx . za 4 . , Ry . J l x J ax . l -1 V J X S J 4 L S ,R 9 . gl hd' W I .ill sf wg S ,fl SQ. l . . I ' , U - K4 3? -19, ' -if 1 i r r K CLASS OF 1951 Sixty four Carol Stocks Richard Stream Jane Thlem Gary Tully Bob Tolle Duck Truebel Jum Underdown Bar bara Vollmer Charles Wagner Bob Catherine Werner Robert Wheel wrnght Bonnie Whlte Bob Wulklns Don Wlff Jerry Brown Ken Crowell Joan Conn Don Taylor I ' 7 rf . l I - . , Walbaum. x SOPHGMGRES PRESIDENT Paul Hayes VICE PRESIDENT Henry Malkus SECRETARY Martha Gllsson TREASURER Jackie Orr Here IS the latest group to emerge from the drastic horrors and pleasant l7'l memories of being cootles the Sophomores They have rnsen In the standards of the upper classmen and have already contnbuted much to the sp rut of S H S Thus year they entered unto the actlvltues un full swung lt was thear turn to look down upon the new cootles and play trucks on them In dnvuduals of the class excelled nn scholastic records but to make the social functlons at Sprlngfleld a success Stull there IS a serlous side to this class for nn their hands rests the responslbllltues of makmg S H S llve up to Its tradltronal standards They are destnned to become the future leaders of the school and with their abundant supply of ambition and splrlt they cannot fall Sixty flve i ' . . . and athletics, and many could be seen adding their Nancy Aldus Beverly Allen Lawrence Alnnger Elanor Alt man Donna Alverson Mary Aluce Anderson Harlan Arm strong l-larrtet Armstrong Jean Atclrt ason Bob Augspurger Joanne Auluch Phyllis Barley Slrtlrley Barley Margaret Baker Teddle Bales Charles Barnett Ei Bull Bateman Beverly Bau mann Mary Alice Beeler Joan Bender Gall Benlamun ck Bentley Glorua Bercot Jerry Berger Wllla Bermel Rex Berry Judy Blendarra Thomis Blerlaaum Ev J I ASS UF 19w2 1 fi 'fx Stxty SIX L LL. '11 vo' 'i Pa ncaa Blrd Phyllus Blakley Beverly Blanchard Norma Blase Nancy Bo gardus Shurley Bonds Edna Bonnett Ed Bopp George Boren Bruce Bredehoft Bll Bretz Merle Brockelsby Betty Brown Duck Brown Nancy Bun dren Laverne Burnett Ronny Burns Edw rd Burns Mary Burrow Don Brutton Rach Canady Don Casper Elsre Castleman Norman Castleman Loule Cataltno Harold Caudle Betty Cavntt Edward Charles Susan Cheek Howard Chrnstyberg Marrlyn Clark Leon Cloyd Marulyn Cohen Delores Cook Donna Cronus ter Darlene Crosby C , to .J f A , f ' n ' C V . . Z J g Iy X A . - I X Q y ll J J l -AA a GJ J 3? N cg , ' ' A J r ,J r Q :Z , - 6 , ' P Q , Y .f l L Qi QB' V l I I A l I V 1 ' P f' K ' , A K ' J - - - 7 l l ' t ,fQ 'l ' F 't L ' y I ' i an ' 'Jn t A , 0 A K I f' 6 , ' J I l l ' D I . 1 A 'sl-'ml , 'kl- K , B' -A I A l V I J J J Q' ' . i x s h Q ' ' ' I- - . x . . Lb 'I Wnllle Farley Jerry Ferguson Marjorne Fields Eugene Fnfer Betty Futzgerald Nancy Flemung Helen Floyd Pat Frazrer Don Forrest Carolyn Fortado Carroll Frank Betty Fulton Douglas Funk Ken Gabrlel Dons leener Ann Gardner Bob Gates Ann Glbbln Jack Gillespie Rach Gllpln Nancy GI son Martha Gllsson Carole Graham Marilyn Graham Glenda Grant Nancy Grnffnt Bradley Hamilton Dayud l-lampsrnuer Blanche Hamruck Bob Hanauer Walter Hanken Jon Harden Roberta Hardy Eunlce Harlow Sandra Harms Bettie Hatfield SOPHONIORES ' AA 1 Ai Jack Crosby Hal Coxton Nel son Cummings Marilyn Day enport Jack Davss John Dayns Jon Davus Randall Davis Kutsle Day Car ole Dayken Paul Degner Bull Dennls Don Dlckerson Bob Dnxon Clay Donner Margaret Dough erty Donna Dowson a Do e Mary Lee Drake Grace Dudda Pat Dunham Margle Dye Elsie Ebner Pat te Edwards Bull Engand gan George Farley vi' 'Q -Ll' 6 Sixty-seven Z.: I F 4 G4 ,' F -,V I- A- 3 F F V ' - 4- ' T F f 2 4' B ' Y l B F f --A W G: I 'V W V f 4 - - ' s ' rl- Q yi v ' P 1: -, ,f I ,I V F' , ,p A K ' Q I Z' 'llre a Eversole Berwi' I Fai F V' val? I - ' fl , f L: V V I -, 'E' Q - .V . - - ., l A L tl, ,Ai I , 1 C fm 41 .. . ' . ' ' ' . . Ga- . - 3 fj l . a ,, . L- C, F G of I J ttr. J' A 2 '. ,QX Y' f- - l I' ' I V A I 3 5- 'Q .4 ' We . Y! , 'R y ' V ' u ' ' ,Q Q , - 4 A Mary Lynn Helmle Duck Hel phnnstlne Mary Ann Herron a ph Hubbs aque Evelyn Hunman Darlene Hlnson Carolyn Hunton Harry Hodde Carol Hogan Paul Hohlmer Alto Holzworth Qlll Horsley Bull l-loslung Ronald Houslfa Carolyn John son M rrls Jo y Betty Jones Shirley Jones Mary Jo Justen Jrrn Kearney Franklyn Keech Norma Ken ne y Elaine Kuhn Janet Kincaid James Kung Judy Kung Jean Kirk N' X fa' 94, sr' ABS OF 1 fak E ,- ...J if Slxty eight ,Q 4' of Davle Knox Martha Lou Kopp Robin Kozelka Charles Kren Dorothy Kren zer Bob Krlener Bob Krueger Claretta Krueger Kay Krummel Ray Larsen Barbara Lavun Patricia Lawson Penny Leka Beverly Lenz Carl Leuten mayer Chester Lander Elsie Lander Jlm Llndsay Box Llnxwuler Betty Lounsberry Jerry Mac Murdo Jerry Malsenbacher Sara Marlin James Marsaglua Helen Martin Jean Mayol Jum McCaf terty Carole McCarthy Jim Mc Carthy Bob McCarty Myron McCown Colleen Mclfvers Beth McGnll Bob McLean Carole McNush Evelyn Merrlett fl, N C 952 L J ftn . J , , V ' s Rl '-,J Hilll P l i ' Ai' 0 . Q - 4 I . Z.: .- . 'B rg' ' lv ' f I A Y L V Iv? 1- :L le, t J . , . X V y W 7 , rx l Oi.. l - A. Q 4: l - ,. A .I 1 L 6 5 :X eil . f 1, qdvb , v - if H -. ' ,Q 'Aff 1 no QV' Q ' ' J J ' 5 1 3' C, A tyyae J C or U y J ' - , .. ...J ' jr , f B U , f Q' ' ' 1 51, 1 ,, I if 'AV' ' .I ' K , , ' 1 ' -J '- ' V' L N A ' I I ll A I C 4 'J -I l ' - h t ' Q , V ' ' - se gl B ' ' A ' ' , ' r gl A , .vf , , ' ' ,J l - 'l . ' ' . v fad' V ' - 5 B ' ' -1 555 Marie Poston Bill Powell Marion Pryor Doug Quarnstrom Dick Quisenberry Judith Randall Greta Rasmussen Ronald Ratterree Al fred Ray Marilyn Reed Walter Rehm Mar. Ann Reichert. Veve Reisch Sonnie Remmers, Todd Renfrow Barbara Rhodes, Ronnie Richards Joan Richardson. Lu Rosen, Robert Royin, Herbert Rush, Donna Russell, Beverly Rust, Ross San- ders. Richard Satterfield, Doris Schack, Mary Lou Schilsky, Jane Schmid, Beverly Schoeneman, Bonnie Sembell. Tom Setina, Donna Sweet, Robert Sharp, Jean Shaw, Jim Shipley, Betty Siebert. Af... Alberta Miller Carol Miller John Miner Milton Miner Charles Mitch Joseph Mot fat Carol Montgomery Molly Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Sam Mont gomery Richard Moscardelli Dan Mosokwitz Nancy Mur ray Carolyn Myers Guy My rs Barbara Napier Larry Neathery Lacinda Nel on Jeannine Nesbt Jackie Orr Marcia Orr une Pau Helen eek George Perry Phil Peterson Anne Mae Pillischafske 1 ...Q . 'Z Sixty-nine p. ,s nf S O P H 0 H O R E S 'f , v ss U S' ' ' - ' , tl fl my H J A l l . ' l va ' ' V 1 x ' , ' f g y 1 J - ' V il' ' . ' l-lejschel Otto, Louis Pagpas. 11, I W '1'- I A 1 1 i I xl ' JI' J l 5 Y J . V i V , 6 ' B' Z l is 'X K r .x i .. le - if i X N W is f 1 B 7 1 Su i f IL Bob Sigler Glen Sims Marilyn Smith Mary Lou Smith Tom Smith Arlene Sokolis Don Sommerfeld Dave Spencer Dorothy Jean Stamper Harvey Stephens Robert Starling Donald Ster naman Ralph Stevens Ken neth Stults Mary Ann Stuper Nancy Sur ges Gail Tallman Judy Tarr Bob Taylor Bill Taylor D vid Taylor anet Thierne Ann Thomas ley Don Tillotson Avinere Toigo Dick Trumpe M I I l 41 Gene Tumbleson Ralph Upp Genn Van cl Lilla Van Wyck Robert Vigal Joan Vinson Bruce Voorhees Jim Wakefield Carol Warfield Glen Watts Jack Webster Ronald Wells. Charles Wessel Richard Whitten, Carole Wilson, Jim Wood Janet Woodard Frances Woodrum. Delores Wright John Wright, Stanley Ya ee, B'll Yates Sara Jo Young Tommy Young. Wilbur Zanin, Edith Zimmerman. CLASS OF 1952 5 , , .. E . , l l ,lil ll y i SW .. A l rr' lf S ' n 3 4 aft .. S . ' - A T A 2 - ' V- 4 Aa ' ' . ' ' al I P ,4 ' R l . q I I . ' ,. A l 4 ., A 8 J ' , , - . .. , , ,. -' , ,ill Martha Thomas, Frank. Ti- - Q 9 K 1 S l -VFX 1 I' G I , I T , , - ', - , , i - . Y , 4 9 a 0 ' 'A ' ' ' 1 J S J + I H V I ' f ir' 1 'U W ' ' Y -3 - 1 ff I 1 , . 'Q T 1 OZ FRESHM N PRESIDENT Carol Dryer VICE PRESIDENT Nancy Roberts SECRETARY Joan Dlllman TREASURER Jean Dlllman They were the leaders In grade school but now they are the cootues of hugh school Soon they wnll take their places ln the ranks of the upper classmen It took the treshnes several weeks to adyust themselves to their new way ot lute but they soon jomed the rest of the school ln sports and actlvltnes Of course they were always at the end of the lunch lnne ready to buy elevator passes and hesltant to purchase any of the unnumerable tickets whuch someone always sells In addltuon to the actuvltles and socual lute the freshmen managed to hold their own un scholar shnp and sports Musuc and club work took a great part of thelr time and can be shown by the tune work nn these two fields Yes we gave three cheers for the sensors of 53 and wlsh them the best of luck for the future Seventy one Sharon Abbott Harry Alton Mary Allce Anderson Helen Andres Burt Andrews Peter Anker Low ell Atterberry Manly Baker Jack Barber Barbara Bartlett Phyllls Barnes Marlene Bartnlck Harry Bates Connie Beat e Fred Beatty Nancy Beckett Dayud Bee er Marnie Berrup Dessel Blackburn Dave Blakley ara Blandun Norman Bolunrler Henry Borg Jan Branthaver Duck Brower Carl Bret scher Fred Bratz Teddy Brinkman A31 CLASB OF 1953 X., 'O Vr 5555655 an I 558519 X Qeventy two Davud Brolda Carol Brubaker Betty Brunner Eugene Bunting Janet Burrls Sharon Cain Glenn Can fxeld Rach Cantueld Tommy Cappellln Ed na Carroll Eduth Carter Jum Cas slday Terry Castles Judy Cauld we Darlene Cusco Nancy Chambers Mary Chandler Barbara Cltta Shrrley Clause Allan Cllne Lubby Clme Duck Coe Gene Colborn Ball Colvln Dems Conlon Helen Ann Cooper Sandra Cowell Robert Crawford Carl Crltes Ward Curran Barbara Davldsrneuer Delores Davenport Catherlne Davls James Davus Jum W Davns Robert Davus Loretta Davuson Julla Dean John Dennl Carole Dett man Jean Dullman Joan Dnllman I ll l I I l l l I - . ' 1 ' TI . A . I 5 v ' ' 1 5 9 ' , A 5 5 f ' ll M 'll l I l - g A kg Q I -ull W, - A l l I l I l - l , ' A - A , --, QQ llrlvv ln A Q -, .5-, A ' f 5 ' J nf ' ' - al 2 rr A ' . 1 5 I V' I ' - l E 5 5 , l . .1 Q 1 :N 'L ES I . qi Y A L - 4:7 I ' ' ' l V, li A I ll i 1 l l I l x' -f V7 ' - 'A i , Al A 's, H l I- Q I ' X ,, , , . 1 . , ' V ! FRESHNIFN 1,56 Mary Garcua John Gardner Tom Gardner Gene Gerber Bull German Anthony Gugantu Pete Gulson Wanda Gladden Donald Gobleman Carole Sue Graeff Marlene Gra ham Patsy Graham Barbara Grav rock Fred Green Wllluam Green Helen Marne Gross Irene Guy Claire Haake Jayne Hagberg Stanley Hall Mary Hall stern Geraldune Hann George r-lansen Har old l-larrus Wayne Harshaw ou Ann Hart Patncua Harton Shurley Harvey Dolores Hawklns Edward Hays hnr ley Hertel Geraldnne Hess Travls Hundman Gall Huvely John Hobbs Ted Hollembeck Donna Hosford Jum Howard Susan Howarth Jnrn Hupp Sandra lchkowsky Jared Irwrn fxg errnan Dvrks Ric Dixon Elsle Dobbs Patty Donnellx El een Dor man Robert Douglas Donna Dow ney :ke Doyle Betsy Drach Bull Drury Carol Ann Dryer Bob Duke R be-rta Duke Carl Dupont Arlene Duncan Don Eggleston Duck Ehlert Don Ehlert Alvin Elchlepp Ted Fllson Walt Funk Bob Finney Charles Fssher Ruta Fltz patrlck Nancy Flemrng Thomas Flernnng Shirley Frederuck Michael Gaffngan 1 556 uv 9 Seventy three Junk J Al. 1-1- 1, 'I , F V H , v .H V . s -I -3 RX Q My ' ' ' G ' , r QS- l ' J - .. 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' -tyre as Muldred lsley Shirley Jabusch Lor raune James George Janner Jerry Jarboe Garland Joerger Jerry fLASS OF 1953 Johnson 5 Jo Anne Johnson Velda Johnson Sharon Jolly Gordon Jones How ard Jones Richard Justice Bar bara Kadyk Charles Kapshandy Tom Kane Son ya Kaylor Theodore Kelly Donna Kopatz John Kornfeld Donald Kren Don Krlener Richard Lacey Do Ann Lahey Raymond Legg Bob Lenz Paul K Lewls Linda Lock X K 5658 lg If Pl NJ Judy Loebs Leroy Luebkemann Loss Lunger John Lutz Bobby berry Bonnie Maduson Don Thomas Malllcoat Bull Mancr Mary Marlnellu Bob Marriott Phil Mar n Richard Mattsson Sandra Maurer Connie May Frank Mazrum Robert McAdams Lsla McCImtock Patty McCoy John McDanuels Duck Mc Donald Charlotte McMullen Barbara M ueen Carolyn Muller Henry Mal Ier Earla Mlskell George Moffat Shurley Moffett Lornta Money Patsy Monuer Betty J Moore Shlrley Moore Burdeaux Mottaz Bernadune Murphy Patsy Murphy ll Murray Suzanne Myers Barbara Mylrole Shirley Nersewander Jack Nellson Ruchard Neuhoff Gene Newenham L 5 Seventy four R 5 as sf R 152 ra . A 'I gy V, 3 ii nh, L gi ,, , I ' , 5' sf ,., A H D I x ' ' l l ll' 1 J J f J v f -15 if ssftfn J J R is ' , J J M31 ' V ' . K gowah. l M ll' -ll I ll. - 11 2 . 'V is fx., t I A RQ A ll -ll ll - s N ms ' ' Q' l I ll V , ,W - , I 75 K V ll ll ll 'V I . A. , ' RQ r -,R C i D Bl ', V ,l Qt A-A 2- ' l I J y ' Y Janet Ryan Normon Ryan Evelyn Sabath Patsy Schaum James Scher merhorn Dick Schofleld Verna Schumacher Lowell Schuman Therron Scobbre Joyce Scott Nancy Scott Ronald Scott Sam Sqro Gary Short Bull Snmpson Joyce Simpson Leslre Skeels Barbara Srnuth Donna Smuth Imogene Smith Llsbeth Smlth Marilyn Smrth Mary Margaret Smith Shirley Snodgrass Delorls Solomon son Nancy Sprung l-larrlson Steans Leslue Stephens Jack Stevens Carol Stltes Stan Stow ers Joyce Ann Strlbllng om Sturdy Sam Sutton Jay Swarlngen Harold Tarr Ann Taylor Marcla Tay lor Stan Tavernor Luvrlla Thomp son Mary L Thompson Sarah Thomas 0 -oi I 1 FRESHNIFN Z J Vi Mary L Novack Paul Oggero Sharon Otts Colvln Park Marshall Pat rack Ruth Pauley Judy Pease Jo Ann Perkins Robert Perkuns Duck Phllpott Ronald Plerce Beverly Plunkett Roger Preston Davld Priest John Putnam Wllllarn Putnam Duck Putting Joan Randall Jo Ann Ran dle Marllyn Rechner Robert Reece Beverly Rlech Loss Reed Nancy Rob erts David Robnnson Tons Marne Robinson Joan Rodrlck Ada Ruble t IK 1:4 3 I x x 1. Seventy flve so L' J I ,I I ' I A R lfa J at vi -1 f ' X - u. :ki ,Q .3 hy . A .ff xv J df, l l A L , A , , -' ' Q v ? ., 9 'I - 'l ' . Qv' . . J 'J I J V 1 - Q 4 iT ' V I ' P-V -A , A ' I. ' , W at 0 Q, , , ' . . ' A ' ul -X 1 1 ' f v -'Q I ,J I- T S 4 '-pf ...r W , , . ,vef , .3 1' , 5 Q' 5' r - fi ' ' I' I J T - , ' , 'Q i .7 , - .. . ' J A 4.-L1 .sh -I V X 5 ,IFJ R' L. 1 Rosalle DeLong Kenneth Dusque Douglas Henry Ledora Dungy Nor ma Helen Durbun Shlrley May Em mett Mary Ann Ferrantellu Bull Fulton Blrdue Glazer Marylm Gottlieb Marlene Grueme Connor Hott Susan Kerr Albert Van Maele Jake Manuele Nancy Marshall Janet McRoberts Donald Post Patrncna Reed Danny Ryan Nancy Sawyer Alan Schnepp Barbara Schroeder Carolyn Sembell Betty Sheumaker Bully Smuth Jack Sweet Bull Tem ple CLASS OF 1953 Seventy sux -.-L all Aldene Yonker John Young Ber nlce Yutan James Balllnger Roy Basler Courtney Becker Gale Bowman Robert Brantley Dale Carls Nancy Ann Carter Beverly Chalk Sylvla Cohn Q . l I 9 ' ' ' , -A ' . -1' -17 , . f va' .J ,- , l if . V l 1 - f .L . . ' ' -A Q 1:3 v v I V l ' 4 ' . l . . ,Q 1 3 - 1 i - y , , . . . , l , . FRESHMEN sw 1 555 5555 ffx Lynn Tobln Donald Tunks John Un derdown Patsy Waters Nancy Wmstead .l Wslberta Thorne Bruce Tober Duane Turley Susan Turnbull Joan Upp Margaret Van Den Bossche Peggy Vnrco John Voorhees Joann Wahl John Warhurst Betty Watknns Gerald Weatherford Sandra Wennberg Helen Joy Wendt II Westwood Joe Wheeler Robert Whute Shnrley Ann Whntesell Ada Wnlllams Eudora Wlnterrowd Rob ert B Wood Sandra Wood Charlene Woods John Woods Shurley Wrlght Sandra Yarns Loss Yaffe Darlene Yates Seventy seven P V Q' an Y ,W , , . ' 'S' 3 is A , e A J, . .31 '5, 'ml' V' l A I K' . w ff X l as if . A . 1 ,j ,X ,fl li vvrv Ll Egwwnwzg y, I Vg 4 K A y v jp X I , , ' X 4' I A - v ' A ,n - 6 f' s A I 1 ' - I y Y L Q A A14 D , ' A ' I ' I . -, ' , 4 , . AUTQGRAPHS CLUBS THE 1950 CAPITOLI E STAFF ALICE ANN MCDONALD Edltor IH chief Edutor ID chref Associate Editor Assistant Edltor S nlor Editor Business Manager Asststant Busmess Allce Ann McDonald Thelma Yutan Barbara Easley Sara Hall Joyce Thompson Manager Mary Howard Senior Photograph Edltor Betty Paul Junior Photograph Editor Patty Newknrk Sophomore Photograph Edntor Roy Heudemann Freshman Photograph Edltor Jo Anne Russell Art Editor Assistant Art Edltor Publlclty Edltor Sports Editor Snap Edltor Typlst Faculty Advisor Lots Ann Harvey Archalee Bond Allce Robunson Bob Cohen Jo Ann Bogardus Vlrgnnua Temple Mr Furry SEATED Patty Newklrk Vlrgxnla Temple Allce Ann McDonald Sara Hall Jo Anne Russell Jo Ann Bogardus STANDING-Archalee Bond Mary Howard Barbara Easley Lots Ann Harvey Bob Cohen Joyce Thomp son Altce Roblnson Betty Paul Roy Heldemann Etghty one TAFF PLU AMBITIO A D HARD SEATED M ry Ho a d Alce Ann McDo ald B bara E ley STANDING Joyce Thompson Th Ima Y ta Sa a Hall Bob Cohen About the middle of last summer when everyone was on the tennis court or In the swummlng pool the Capltolrne Staff began to work Few people realuze the tremendous amount of planning that must be done be fore the book can be started Fnrst a theme was chosen so the art edntor could began the work of her department Then our edltor drew up the dummy pages Thus takes time and qunte a but of thought Not long after school began the publlclty editor got busy Thus us a new posltaon on the staff and ut has proved very successful One of the most enjoyable assemblnes of the year planned by the publncuty edntor was responsuble for greatly boostung sales The busnness staff worked hand In hand with the publnclty edutor A record was kept of all payments and each person makmg a payment receuved a receept Therefore long hours were spent gettlng all records In order Elghty two if. 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WORK EQUALS 1950 CAPITCLI E SEATED Vlrglnra Temple Roy Heldemann Allce Robinson Lols Ann Harvey STANDING Jo Ann Bogardus Patty Newklrk Betty Paul Jo Anne Russell Archalee Bond Then rt came time for pictures and freshman and sophomore edrtors were busy measurnng and pastsng Junior and sensor edltors had their hands full with picture appointments Snapshots came In slowly but Surely The art work was finished and the staff was quite proud of the result All thus time the assrstant editors were busy with wrnte ups Needless to say our editor was busiest of all Mr Furry our adviser was very helpful and co operatnve at all tnmes This years staff felt that the l949 book had been out of the reach of some students due to nts pruce So we decided to do all we could to lower the cost even though pruntung and engraving pruces were higher This meant a few pages had to be cut here and there but we felt It was worth It After all, thrs cannot be a student yearbook unless all the students can own one We hope you share our oprnnon and enloy the book with Its changes Eughty three l UNIORS HELP TAFF WITH ADVERTI ING FIRST ROW Joan Donnelly Carole Owens Joyce Renme Dorothy Profrock Arlene Schumacher Mary Delaney JoAnn Majors Jackie Schryver Mr furry SECOND ROW Marlon Nelch Barb Beckman Eeverly Bce Carol Lmdqulst Carol Steege Sharon Schryver Kay Hattoon Pat Humphrls Pam Cassidy Betsy Brown THIRD ROW Theresa Cummlngs 'ane Thlem Jo Ellyn Huffstetler Mary Ann Jones Robln gmurh Amarcla Furry Henrietta Bernlng Gaul Eby Lynda Couch Carol Jean Johnson ar ene erter TOP ROW Connie Stnpp Norma Jean Novack Vlrglnla Dryden Ann Haynes Pat Schumacher Davud Payne Bull Archer Rach Stream Cathy Brown Barb Hunt Carol Peteflsh President Carol Petefnsh Vuce Presrdent Beverly Blce JUNIOR CAPITOLINE STAFF Treasurer Pat Humphrls The job of the Junlor Staff ns to learn to carry DIRECTORY EDITORS out the dutles of the Capltolune Staff Every two weeks they meet to learn about some new phase of the book The meetlngs are planned mn advance so that by the end of the year there wall be a well tralned and competent staff for the follownng year Members of the Capltolme Staff talk to the Junror Staff about theur jobs Durlnq the year members learn about the cover wrlte ups theme art work prnntung engravlng and photography Another Important task entrusted to the Junvor Staff as the Student Durectory Through thus Dubllca tion they learn about advertusunq and publlcuty It s the ,ob of the Junlors to collect advertnsung and ack nowledgments for both the Capntollne and the Stu dent Durectory Thus year the Junuors assisted the staff wlth pictures and Indexing Judging from the work done thus year we wnll have a fune yearbook In 5 Eighty four Secretary ..,...,,..,..,.......... Jo Anne Schien . . . . . i y I9 1. DI TRIB TIVE EDUCATIO FIRST ROW Velma Maranelli Joan Jacobus Joan Gianessi Carol Wahl Mary Ann Hawker Martha Jean Duke SECOND ROW Margorie Stalling Yvonne Miller Delorcs Miller Vera Wahl Joyce Ann Wise Joan Hadley TOP ROW John Martin Nancy Gillespie Marion Hovey Jean Birdsell Marilyn Starks Alice Hess Mr Ralph Mason The Distributive Education Club is really worth while for its members The organization has three general objectives which Mr Mason the advisor tries to stress The club should help provide members with a broader outlook on business occupations through actual supervised work experience lt provides an op portunity for social meetings and educational field trips Third and most important it develops healthy iob attitudes These purposes lay a firm foundation for a club ln order to be qualified for membership one must be a member of the Merchandising class which is made patrons Students from other high schools are also included The D E Club has had a most outstanding pro gram this year ln October they took a trip to St Louis to visit Famous Barr and Butler Brothers The general membership funtest was held in Lincoln Park that same month and everyone attended At Christ mas the members enjoyed a party at Teen Town Com munity House Besides all this entertainment various members of the club went to conventions and put on demonstrations lt s no wonder the Distributive Edu cation Club has such an active organization' Eighty five .4 KQ9 . C. ' , fl ' . , . ' . , Y? J' if-4 T ' a I ' s . A do ' 1 up of students training on the job in distributive occu- . . ' 1 E IOR LES BAS STRESS CAREER FIRST ROW Sharon Trumpe Mary Ann Jones Pat Humphrus Rosemary Muerle Ramona Holmes Barbara Easley Adeline Steans Carol Hahn Joyce Reume Joan Donnelly Betsy Brown Martha Bay SECOND ROW Mary Lou Breed Kay Hattoon Helen Carter Marcua Furry Betty Paul Henrietta Bernung Marulyn Blotter Nancy Newman Beverly Irwin Gaul Eby Robin Smuth Lynda Couch Mary Carol Bettunghaus THIRD ROW Beverly Bice Marion Nelch Jackue Schryver Joann Mauors Eduth Cutta Carol Jean John son Mary Delany Mary Jane Young Evelyn Campbell Pam Casaday Joan Warner Aluce Robinson Annabel Nye FOURTH ROW Connue Stupp Carol Petefush Catherune Brown Vunnumae Thomas Joan Buchheut Phyllus Bettunghaus He'en Sellers Mary Howard Phyllus Todson Vurgunua Dryden Sue Lemons Margaret Wagner Sharon Schryver Joyce Thompson l Ol-FICERS Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Program Chaurman Barbara Easley Marulyn Blotter Joyce Thompson Joanne Aureluus Jeanne Aureluus SENIORS LES BAS Thus year the Les Bas Bleus literary society for gurls had as uts obuectuve the development of unterest un careers ln past years they have always used leadership poise and responsubuluty as theur motto Thus year un addutuon to that they are tryung to help the gurls plan theur future Miss Hysler are always on hand wuth helpful suggestions The program chaurman and her committee planned an unterestung schedule whuch they followed during the year Several busunessmen and women were asked to explaun theur vocatuons To mauntaun theur socual status quo the Les Bas gave theur share of dances At Chrustmas they uouned wuth the Wranglers to guve one of the buggest successes of the year Durung the basketball season they dud theur part un the entertaunment after the games The annual sprung dance wuth the crownung of a kung drew a large crowd as usual Thus year as un the past the gurls gave generously to charutable or ganuzatuons and fulled baskets at Christmas and Thanksguvung for needy famulues The season ended wuth the Mothers Tea and electuon of offucers Plans for next year s actuvutues wull be started soon Eughty sux The girls meet every other Thursday in Room I4. Miss Wilson and JU IOR LE BA HELP BIG SISTER FIRST ROW Jane Thuem Carole McNush Carole Wulson Gaul Tallman Marulyn Brondell Maruam Smuth Nancy Bogardus Kutsue Day Jackue Orr SECOND ROW Teddy Bales Janet Thueme Marue Poston Martha Glusson Martha Kopp Cundy Nelson Martha Thomas Marulyn Jean Smuth Mary Lynn Helmle THIRD ROW Betty Cavutt Pat Burd Glenda Grant Barbara Hunt Ann Gardner Molly Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Penny Leka Carolyn Johnson Wulla Bermel Marcua Orr JUNIOR LES BAS Because of the great number of gurls who have expressed a desure to be members of Les Bas Bleus ut was necessary to organuze Junuor Les Bas Bleus When a gurl becomes a IO she us eluguble to be a mem ber uf her grade average us at least 3 5 Upon becomung a member of the Junuor Club she us expected to do certaun tasks un order to earn pounts After a year s work she should have IOO pounts Then the gurl graduates unto the Senuor Les Bas Club Thus year under the guudance of Muss Zummermann and Muss Nebluck the Junuors have carrued on many actuvutues There us a meetung every other week wuth a scheduled program Along wuth theur regular meet ungs they went carolung and fulled charuty baskets at Chrustmas tume In co operatuon wuth the Senuor group the gurls auded un the dance at Chrustmas and the one un Aprul Both groups got together several tumes and entertauned each other Through thus assocuatuon the Senuor Les Bas observed that theur place wull be fulled next year by a capable and enthusuastuc group of gurls Eughty seven OFFICERS Presudent Marcua Orr Treasurer Janet Thueme Program Chaurman Martha Glusson I l - - ' Vice-President ......, Carole Wilson FIRST ROW Margaret Cain Anne Kuykendall Maryann Homeler Pat Mllner Lois Muller Carol Steege Jo Ann Bogardus Pat Newklrk Thelma Yufan SECOND ROW Delorls Bonds Joyce Aarup Morma Brooks Norma Jean Novack Margaret Bose Sara Hall Wilma Metzger Carolyn Blschenauer Mlss Gleseklng OFFICERS I st SEMESTER Sara Hall Thelma Yutan Vuce Carolyn Blschenauer Joyce Aarup Jo Ann Bogardus Dance 2nd SEMESTER Jo Ann Bogardus Maryann Homener Vuce Pat Schumacher Norma Brooks Loss Muller Dance President Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chairman Presndent President Secretary Treasurer Chaarman PH I LOS IN ITIATE VOLUNTEER The Phulos have just completed another suc cessful year under the clnrectlon of their advlsor Mass Inez Glesekmg The outstandrng contrlbu tion made by the Phnlos this year was the volun teer social work At Chrustmas time the gurls sent a basket to the poor and took up a collection of canned food for the Washington Street Mlsslon Durmg the holudays the club asslsted the Traveler s Alde at the bus station Other gurls volunteered to read stones to the children at the Day Nursery The gurls found the experience worthwhlle and the chnldren at the Day Nursery enjoyed the stones Enghty eight 1 I 4I I I I I I I . . ' '. '. . . ' I I I I - I FIRST ROW Shlrley Barley Alberta Mller Ruth Evelyn Hmman Donna Mallucoat Evelyn Merrlett Lrla Plerce Pat Frazler SECOND ROW Carol Montgomery Judy Rlegel Barbara Napier Ger ldme Brooks Pat Schu macher Peggy Carter Susan Cheek Barbara Jabusch SOCIAL WORK PROGRAM ln addltlon to the soclal work the gurls spon sored two tune teas the tradltlonal Mother s Tea at Chrlstmas and Faculty Tea In Aprll The Philos entertalnecl the Les Bas with a style show put on by the Jack Lasswell Studio At the Phllo Alumnae Banquet the active members met the Phllo alumnae The Phnlos rounded out their program wuth dances In the fall the FOOTBALL proved that a lukebox dance could be a success During the basketball season the Philos sponsored one of the free dances at the Armory The last dance on graduatlon nlght served as the perfect endlng for a school year Eughty mne I . A l 1 . ' - . . . , 1 ' x x - u 1 FIRST ROW Larry Snodgrass Don Archer Jum Brooks Charles Byerly Bull Severns Gary Glusson Jerry Carter John Gwun Jum Hart Jum Reece Bob Phullups Steve Hull SECOND ROW Mr Perz Duck Mulls Jack Kennedy Art Lasky Warren Oluver Lyle Lupe Joe Cavanagh Bull Clay Tom OConnor Roy Heudemann Jum Russell C W Jabusch Harry Sunclaur THIRD ROW Tom Gagnon Roy Longhta Pete Larsen Jack Blakeman larry Venable Floyd Short Art Bretscher Frank Moulton Jack Crosby Floyd Dean Drake Rcud Charles Beard Durk Thueben Bob Lubun John Hayes FOURTH ROW Noah Herndon Bob Cohen George Wuthrow Don Pearson Bob Wulson Jack Vunce George Houska Chauncey Charlson Charles Honn Joe Hands Ruchard Muller Ed McFarland Ruchard Schryver OFFICERS lst SEMESTER Presudent Bull Clay lst Vuce Presudent Lyle Lupe Secretary Steve Hull Treasurer Noah Herndon Sergeant at arms Jack Blakeman Tom O Connor 2nd SEMESTER Presudent Floyd Short lst Vuce Presudent Joe Cavanagh 2nd Vuce Presudent Fred Paolone Secretary Bob Cohen Treasurer Duck Truebel Sergeant at arms Alonzo Kennuebrew WRANGLERS REVIVE IDEA The Wranglers started off the football season wuth a twenty foot bon ture whuch was followed by the furst dance of the year the GRIDIRON HOBBLE where Joanne Cox reugned as queen The Chrustmas Alumnu Dance came next and then the Wrangler Assembly, whuch was enjoyed by all The straw strewn gymns provuded the udeal settung for the Jeans were promunent The club contunued to guve to Charuty as they gave a basket of food to a needy famuly at Chrust mas and contrubuted to the communuty chest The club guves an award every year to the grad uatung senuor who has done outstandung work un undustrual arts It presents the lubrary wuth a book each month and thus year they gave the lubrary new bulletun board letters Nunety Znd Vice-Pfesidenf ----4- DiCk MINS annual Wrangler Barn Dance where Beards and FIRST ROW Walter Funk Clarke Woodruff Bob Wheelwrught Dave Hull Fred Slocombe Bruce Meunders Muckey Meukleuohn Dave Overaker Duck Brown Paul Hayes SECOND ROW Steve Sumon Gene McDanuel Leonard Whute Don Cox Sheldon Crossette Wayne Chap man Dave Spencer Henry Malkus Harvey Stephens Jerry MacMurdo THIRD ROW John Oluver Bull Archer Duck Trumpe Bradley Hamulton Bob Augspurger Don Ferry Don Casper Alonzo Kennuebrew Ralph Upp Bob Hanauer Pat Doyle FOURTH ROW-Bob Phillips, Bill Dennis, Ron Houska, Nelson Cummungs Harry Hodde John Henderson Duck Truebel Jum Hands Don Lucua Ed Bopp OF DEBATING The clubs general objectuves are to provude socual and recreatuonal entertaunment for members of the club and to be of servuce to the school The Wranglers have revuved the Idea of guvung debates and they have had some unterestung debates at theur meetungs They have also revused theur constututuon To become a member of thus club one must be a sophomore or above and have at least a 2 5 aver age The establushment of a 2 5 grade average for membershup us an umportant change un the polucy of the club The club also had the annual Basketball and the Father and Son Banquets Mr Perz was the popular Wrangler advuser Nunety one FIRST ROW Allen Black George Perry Darrel Burris Gus Ruch Bob Tolle Charlue Rassmussen Ron Beatty Bob Montgomery Al Payson Boyd Langford Jerry Laher Cllff Garfat Dale Brady SECOND ROW Mr Lederer Jlm Glgantu Bob Putnam Bob Blakeman Steve Gerhardt Don Gardon Ruch Stream Jack Thoma Leland Frncke John Gregory Bob Newenham Bob Best THIRD ROW Art Canady Ken Rutherford John Moore Roy Hanken Ron Pnckerlng Duck Schramm Ed Edstrom Buzz Grant Jerry Brown Rlch States Bob Otto Jrm Underdown OFFICERS lst SEMESTER Presndent Secretary Treasurer Zn President Vlce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Bob Blakeman Rod Ruch Bob Tolle SEMESTER Ed Edstrom Bob Tolle Ken Rutherford Rod Ruch DONATIONS DANCES AND AMATEUR The Delphncs came through with flymg colors once agasn as they had another outstandung year Durnng the football season they managed conces suon stands and sold programs The general objectuves of the club are to cre ate good will among the members and to offer a worth whale source of entertannment and work The Delphlcs have made two Important changes In thenr policy this year They have changed to a fellowshlp club and have declded to offer enjoyable socual atfalrs for high school age boys and gurls They contnnued to donate to worthy causes by gnvlng baskets of food and canned goods to needy famulles at Chrustmas They also purchased a dlc tuonary stand for the llbrary Nunety two 3 ! Vice-President ' ..... Ken Rutherford . ' , . d Q - . FIRST ROW Bob McCarty Ron Ruchards Walt Hanken Gene Tomlunson George Boren Duke Kettlekamp Bull Hoskung Duck Quusenberry Bruce Vorhees Don Duckerson Bull Powell Bruce Bredehoft Hal Walden SECOND ROW Jon Davus Rodney Pruce Todd Renfrow Dan Moskowutz Frank Tuley Bull Hester Wally Davenport Hal Schuster Ruch Canady Duck Chuttuck Clay Donner Jum Wood Ray Coontz Bull Yates Robun Kozelka THIRD ROW Ralph Stevens Randall Davus Don Kurkpatruck Jum Sutton Roy Furbeck Preston Dults Dave Payne John Becker Bob Hall Ernue Gladden Bull England Jack H Crosby Thorne Deuel ' ' c 0 . . . . . X I J u H u a . . . . Q o ' ' V . ,ull jj! Ed Charles SHOW COMPRISE DELPHIC PROGRAM The club s furst dance was the unuque Chrustmas dance CLUB DELPHI The club has gone forward un brungung the cuty schools together by sponsorung such socual events as Orrun Tuckers Orchestra whuch played for the furst All Cuty Hugh School Dance Later un the year they gave the Nunth annual SHAMROCK SHUFFLE at whuch Muss Janet Wrught was crowned Muss Shamrock of l95O Many of the SHS students were guven a chance to show off theur talent un the successful Delphuc Amateur Show To become a member of thus club one must be at least a sophomore wuth a 3 pount average and have the wull to better humself and help better the club Thus very successful year was closed by the sprung banquet at whuch the offucers for the new year were elected Mr Lederer was the fruendly Delphuc advusor Nunety three KPN FUTURE FARMER of ERICA ras-:H uunnnnn FIRST ROW Kenneth Blakley Donald Tuxhorn Jack Stuckert Bull Brunner Mau :ce Turnbull SECOND ROW Joe lmlay Brll Brltz Don Hayden George Hansen John Hansen Steve ReVeal Bll Slmpson THIRD ROW Glen Hamllton Herschel Otto Charles Hoffman Gordon Jones John Lutz Ted Elder STANDING Norman Castleman Lonny Cloyd Glenn Hodges C A Armstrong Robert Starllng Jlm Snbert Charles Wagner Bob Marshall Bull McQuern mt-,ATI A FFA' SEE? 4 Qlcu 5 OFFICERS Presudent Bull Br tz Vuce Presldent Glen Hamllton Secretary Steve ReVeal Treasurer John Hansen Reporter Don Tuxhorn Although the Sprlngfleld chapter of the Future Farmers Organlzatlon ns one ot our youngest clubs lt IS one ot our busiest It dutfers from all other school clubs because It holds sessions throughout the summer months To become a member a boy must enroll an vo catlonal agrlculture keep and care for a project The objectnves of thus organuzatuon are to de velop competent rural leadership to strengthen the confndence of rural boys to encourage the de velopment of nndrv dual farm programs to Improve agriculture and scholarship and to teach the boys to make good use of thenr lelsure tame Last summer the boys took exhubuts to the fair for showung and judging They received awards for thenr graln poultry and dairy farmlng and the prize for the Grand Champion Barrow In llllnols The social and athletic actlvltues IH whlch the members participated were partles and softball Aided by agricultural social and athletic pro grams the Future Farmers completed their slxth successful year Nunety four - , ' ' ,,., , i ' , 42,051 ' , ,, , - Q o 4' ' i gXtl',,fi,3 . . ' I . u Z'Vf2,f We - - airs' attend meetings and pay hrs dues. 1' . . . . . ' .............. ' a - ' ' FIRST ROW Judy King Charlotte Kenniebrew Wilma Metzger Erma Heissinger Nancy Fleming SECOND ROW Margaret Dougherty Judy Reigel Delores Winstead Betty Seibert Ura Lovene Sapp Delores Hamilton Eleanor Altman Fanny Victor THIRD ROW Julie Lutz Virginia Crowell Peggy McRoberts Gloria Bercot Joan Lebkuecher Marilyn Mather Betty Jo Bowman TOP ROW Joyce Aarup Leona Atchison Carolyn Bitchenauer For the first time in the history of S.H.S. there is an organization for the training of the home- makers of tomorrow The Future Homemakers of America. In order to become a member of the club a girl must have finished one semester of home economics with passing grades and be inter- ested in the work of the club. Under the guidance of Miss Farrar this group has worked toward very high goals. They have learned to live better today in order that their lives and their families might be better tomorrow. They have learned to appreciate homemaking as a career and to employ democracy in home and community I'fe. In order to achieve this goal they have held family night potlucks. By sending gifts to chil- dren overseas they endeavor to promote interna- tional good will. We feel that the things accomplished by the F.l-IA. are to be highly praised especially in its first year of existence. Ninety-five OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Erma Heissinger Wilma Metzger Nancy Fleming L4 Judy King KW FUTURE HO EMAKERS of AMERICA I ,' sf , X ! CAFETERIA SEATED LaVerne Burnett Allen Schnepp William Rodgers Alfred Chandler Don Tuxhorn William Bruner Richard Sipfle John Cummings BACK ROW Royal Eden William McQueen H Dale Brady Henry McCafferty Betty Lounsberry Birdeaux Mottaz Donald Post Marian I-lickson Rita Devlin Director SIDE Alice Powers Asst Director Richard Marlin Wilma Metzger Joe lmlay Nancy Gillespie George Withrow Marian Hovey John Putnam Irvin Williamson Thomas Finn Jean Mayol Ruth Pauley Gene Jameson OFFICERS I st SEMESTER President Irvin WllllamSOn Senior Vice President Jerry Beaver Secretary Betty Lounsberry Treasurer Wilma Metzger Sergeant at Arms Gene Jameson 2nd SEMESTER President Richard Marlin Senior Vice President Don Tuxhorn Junior Vice Pres Betty Lounsberry Secretary Dorothy Stamper Treasurer Norma Mendenhall Sergeant at Arms Donald Post CAFETERIA COUNCIL AGAIN SERVES Of the many clubs in Springfield High the Cafeteria Council is perhaps one of the most popu lar Popular not only with its members but with the great number of students that it so ably serves each day Yes the efficiency of this group is SHS students in our lunchroom Directed by Miss Rita Devlin and Miss Alice Powers the Cafeteria Council is open to students who are able to obtain and hold a position as a student employee in the cafeteria while maintaintng average grades It is the only organization in the school that offers financial and to its members by giving any student a chance to earn his lunch if he wants or needs to Ninety six Junior VlCe'P'eSIdenf --'- Dale B'adY responsible for the excellent food and service given COUNCIL SEATED Lynn Guustl Douglas Funk Bruce Bredehoft Tom Funn Bull Bretz Ted Elder Rnchard Brown Kenneth McCafferty STANDING Jim Hayden Bob Fnnney Ruta Devl n Almce Powers Norman Emmersck Jay Markley Robert Marsh Vernon Vespa Ronald Jurgensen Jxm McCafferty Edward Charles Carl DuPont Kenneth Stults Glenn Hodges Donald Wlnhold Hershel Otto Duane Wnlson Duck Helphenstune Wllma McClanahan Edlth Carter Dorothy Stamper Harold Harrzs THE SCHOOL EFFICIENTLY The council strives to promote better servuce m the lunchroom to gave tts mem bers practlcal business trannlng and to teach social manners The bn monthly meetmgs are held on Friday mornings and are conducted by officers elected each se mester Durlng the year the councnl sponsors sev eral outstanding programs At Chrnstmas and Easter they entertam Feltshans and Lanphler student workers at breakfast An annual assembly for the student body IS an other hlghlught of thenr actlvltles As all graduates are well aware the councll glves Nunety seven a special dinner In thelr honor Social and athletic actlvltles for the club lnclude an October wemer roast and football game and a plcnlc un May At Thanksglvlng time the councul glves a basket of food to some needy family The tremendous task of feednng over a thousand hungry students on three short lunch shifts faces them every day Through theur speed efflcuency and poluteness the Cafeterua Councll and their advlsors do a superb job Don t you agree that they de serve a rnsnng vote of thanks from SHS? . t , g , r X . ' f 1 . , , , . , , , V , . . 4 . . . - - v v n . , 1 . . . . .. .. ,, ,, v OFFICERS Student Director. . .James Crookston Librarian . . ..... U. D. Miller Property .... Eurel Hoffman Rodney Fletcher The SHS band, directed by the ever- popular Mr. Patrick, has ended another successful season, The boys in the red and black uniforms are well known for their clever and colorful displays at foot- ball and basketball games. There can be no doubt that they have inspired our team to many victories. This section of the music department is composed of boys who regard music Ninety-eight as an important part of every-day life. The group is in session every school day during sixth period in room 33. The same room sets the scene for the Prep Band which endeavors to prepare its members for the advanced organization. In addition to many outside engage- ments the band has given two formal concerts in the high school auditorium before large audiences. We would like to extend our congratu- lations to this group and wish it as much success in the years to come, FLUTES Jim Selinger Harold Olsen Donald Dellert OBOE Bob Tolle Louis Anker ALTO CLARINET George Withrow Don McWilliams BASS CLARINET Dick Graddy Jack Wyatt ALTO SAXOPHON E Darrell Wiley John Jayes John Wright Jim Ballinger Bill Wood Gene Volentine THE BA CLARINET Clark Woodruff Floyd Short Robert Hall Eugene Day Don Gustaveson fciiffofd Gaffai Richard Kurz Allen Black I' 'i'Tom Reed John Greenleaf Henry Werner John McClintock f'Gale Barton Fred Emmett Norman Rose 'fJack Dale Emanuel Bunting Michael Petrone Sam Sutton Bill Kramzar Robert Brantley CORNET Eurel Hoffman TENOR SAXOPHONE ' Jerr Rhodes Y Dick Chesnut Don Archer BARITONE SAXOPHONE .Steve Hill Rod Fletcher Ninety-nine Edward Schmidt George Mitchell Harold Walden U. D. Miller James Todd John Hartwig Don Cooke Russell Hanna Don McDevitt FRENCH HORN 'Jim Crookston Paul Rickert 'Thorne Deuel G. W. Patrick Director BARITONE Eric Larsen Paul Hayes John Jones BASS HORN Steve Gerhardt John Moore 'Tom Jones Harold Schuster Ernie Gladden Wally Davenport Don Bay SNARE DRUM Dale Carls - C. W. Jabusch Jack Westwick zkmenn Hodges TRoMBoNiuM B'I' Taylo' Dick Quisenberry TYMPAN, Gale Bowman Al Payson TROMBONE Carl Krell Preston Dilts Jerry Brown BASS DRUM Joe Adamson Charles Wagner David McDowell Ben Dillart 'Alfred Koeller iflndicates letters awards CONCERT ORCHE TR WI n, - Constantine Johns Conductor ORCHESTRA MEMBERS FIRST VIOLINS VIOLAS OBOES Penny Leka, Concertmaster Kenneth Crowell, Principal Ann Haynes, Principal Sara Hall Chuck Jones Eflene Hodges Gary Tilly Arlene Liepitz Cl-ARINETS Mary Jane Young CELLOS Norman Emmerick Princi al Mary Garcia Mary Lynn Helmle, Principal Jean Lawless ' p Bruce Huffer MBVY Spindel Jean Mecasky Carol Brubaker Jane Schmid Tommy Caplpellin Charlotte Kenniebrew M-3V'lYV1 Smlfh SECOND VIOLINS Bruce Meinders, Principal Marilyn Reed Geraldine Harms Dick Trumpe Annabel Nye Judith Bienderra Suzanne Myers Cornelia Welch Viola Rasmussen Bruce Bredehoft Dorothy Huddleston Jane Thiem BASSES Jean Maddox, Principal FRENCH HORNS Carol Archer Chauncey Cross, Principal Leona Atchison Earl Bemllafdl Don Dr Harriet Stutes ,Omer Mary Ann Stork Marjorie Niccolls TRUMPETS FLUTE Rodney Price, Principal Susan Abbott Jack Maddox One Hundred James Russel Diana Mathews Morty Behrens Betty Ketch TROMBONES Charlotte Blumle, Principal Dale Brady Roy Basler PERCUSSION Henry Malkus, Principal Richard Wolgomot TYMPANI Leonard White PIANO Jeanne Blandin Doris Lapp ACCLAIM THROUGH-OUT TATE During sixth period many students find themselves listening to the classical and popular music of the SHS Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Constantine Johns. The group strives to improve the musicianship of its members and at the same time enable the students to appre- ciate the full value of good music. ln November five talented musicians were selected for the state orchestra in Champaign. ln May, a larger number of Mr, .lohn's proteges attended the Big Twelve Music festival in Pekin. Both times our representatives held high po- sitions in the orchestras. The instrumentalists of this organiza- tion gain admission through successful auditions with Mr, Johns after playing in the Preparatory orchestra which re- hearses fifth period. OFFICERS Student Conductor, Norman Emmerick Librarian ........... .lean Maddox Orchestra Council .... Jean Lawless, Dale Brady, Chauncey Cross, Mary Lynn Helmle, Carol Brubaker It is interesting to note that fifteen of the more advanced members formed the Springfield High School Little Symphony which gave a chamber music concert March 5, l95O. Six members of this organization are now occupying positions in the Springfield Symphony. This year the orchestra recorded some well-known music every week. The mu- sic was presented over WCVS every Sun- day afternoon. ln this way Springfield was able to appreciate the progress made by these young musicians. One Hundred One Sara Hall Jeanne Blandn Gary Tully Kenneth Crowell Mary Splndel SEMBLE The Ensemble under the supervision of Mr Johns IS composed ot tive lnstru mentalnsts who are selected from the or chestra Every day during fourth period the group rehearses classical and popular musnc and works for perfection of Inter pretatlon and musnclanshup Special at tentuon IS glven to lndlvldual as well as group problems and together the five muslcuans achreve pranseworthy results Thus year the ensemble has partlclpat ed In many events among which are the State Orchestra and the Bug Twelve Music Festival lt has played for the student body In assembly programs and concerts Outside of the school thc. members have performed for many cnvlc organlzatlons Sara Hall Vrolm Gary Tully Vlolnn Kenneth Crowell Vlola Mary Splndel Vlollncello Jeanne Blandln Plano and special occasvons which required mu slcal entertainment It IS well to note that three of the fuve people of the ensemble are members of the Sprungtueld Symphony Orchestra all members are actlve nn the school orches tra We wnsh the best of luck to thus fine group In future years One Hundred Two c. . - - . 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Grace Cappue Jack Duffy Margaret Bose Sue Lemons Wayne Kung Margaret Wagner Jack Kennedy Grace Cappue Sue Lemons Margaret Wagner Margaret Bose Jack Duffy INGING SEVEN Soprano Soprano Corutralto Contralto Tenor Wayne Kung Bass Stud nts n the Sungung Seven have mature changed vouces and they are chosen from the a cappella chour They must have pouse and personalutv The Sungung Seven serve as a publuc relatuons group for Sprungfueld Hugh School appearung before many local cuvuc organuzatuons state conventuons and sumular gatherungs All servuces are guven freely Outstandung programs of the year for ances before the Cuty PTA Fathers Nught P TA S H S Chrustmas and Eas ter Assemblues and the L ncoln Program They appear un the two annual formal chour concerts each year and do numer ous broadcasts plus varuous programs for cuvuc groups Thus group made tor themselves a spe cual place un the heart ot Sprungtueld Hugh a place of honor and apprecratuon that can be held by few others One Hundred Th ree Jack Kennedy I ,.u.l . 4 E. 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S. . . . .Bass the Singing Seven have included appear- A CAPPELLA CHOIR TTE BIG FIRST ROW Betty Slebert Colleen McEvers Marne Poston Dorthy Engelbretson Beverly Bauman Barbara Sweet SECOND ROW Pat DeFrate Rosalze Carruer Eileen Kane Carolyn Maclvturdo Carol McNnsh Pat Edwards Norma Brooks THIRD ROW Lula Lee Pierce Dolorxes Hwwklns Carol Jean Johnson Larry Snodgrass Gordon Maldaner Darrel Burris Duke Kettelcamp FOURTH ROW Carlene Herter JoElyn Huffstetler Shlrley Hertel Doug Quarnstrom Richard Coe Gilbert Geesa Frank Tnley Charles Clarlda FIFTH ROW Sharon Shaw Norma Novack N ncy Montgomery Pat Keefe Rlchard Kadyk Ralph Stevens Leland Frlcke John Ollver The entire Student and faculty body choir under the capable dlrectlon ot Mrss Margaret Hausen has taken great strides an the music tleld thrs year The mem bers of the vocal group are students who have been accepted on hugh recommen datlon ot a previous director or through work done In the preparatory cholrs OFFICERS These Include the Girls Choir and the Junior Choir The elghty boys and glrls learn to develop voice control posse and personality whlch are Important rn daily Student Director and Accompanrst Norma Brooks Secretarues Marllyn Coe I Carolyn MacMurdo ' e One Hundred Four ot S.H.S. will agree that the a cappella I .......... A , l TWELVE EE TIVAL AND OPER FIRST ROW Miss Hausen ldlrector' Marnlyn Brondel Connle Sucherrnan Beverly Bice Martha Bay Pat Newknrk SECOND ROW Marlanne Jones Gall Eby Joan Bender Kay Hattoon Joan Slover Joar- Donelly THIRD ROW David Taylor Leonard White Dave Overaker Gene McDanucls Ba barn Hunt Joyce Aarup Margaret Wagner FOURTH ROW Rod Ruch George Luthrlngcr Thomas Bnerbwum Ron Adkunson Bonn: Mad son Rosemary Muerle Carol Cox FIFTH ROW Glen Wrttmer Bernard Kruege John Gregory Claretta Krueger Elr abeth Burke Phyllu Todson Marllyn Blotter Throughout the school year he a cappella presents many programs These are two concerts one rn sprung and the other In tall They also have been tour :ng the grade schools to encourage the students to try out for choral work when they reach hugh school The chorr sungs for many ot our assernblres such as the Chnstmas Easter and Thanksgrvung pro grams Dunng the Chnstmas vacatnon they sang In tront ot the Court House and also made a broadcast over WTAX At graduation tame the choir performs for the servrces at the Fnrst Chrnstnan Church and tor the Recognutnon Assem bly The largest event ot the year tor the a cappella chours was the Bug Twelve Fes tlval held IH Pekln lllrnols Chonrs from twelve schools partncupated This year the guest conductor was Olaf Chrlstuan sen ot St Olaf College One Hundred Frye , . . , , I - 1 I ', , . 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GIRLS CHOIR FIRST ROW Betty Suebert Colleen McEvers Beverly Blanchard Doann Lahey Sandra Mauer Margue Dye Nancy Chambers Shurley Bauley Patsy Graham SECOND ROW Evelyn Merruett Joan Rodruck Marue Poston Sara Blandun Helen Cooper Helen Marne Gross Debbue Bungham Euleen Dorman Nancy Scott THIRD ROW Barbara Kadyk Evelyn Sabbath Jackue Orr Kutsue Day Aldene Yonker Lubby Clune Jeanune Nesbut Gaul Tallman Elsue Dobbs Carole Daykun Martha Glusson FOURTH ROW Carlene Herter Dolores Hawkuns Sharon Abbott Donna Sweet Donna Russell Joyce Strublugg fhurley Hertel Treva Eversole Bonnue Maduson Sara Jo Young Clarre Haake Ann Taylor Elsue ast eman TOP ROW Joyce Scott Patsy Schaum Nancy Sprung Mary Lee Drake Fran McCarthy Harruett Arm strong Betty Futzgerald Muss Hausen Clareta Kruger Susan Turnbull Nancy Montgomery Barbara Napuer Marcua Orr Beverly Lenz Thus sectuon of the musuc department OFFICERS us open to all gurls who are unterested un choral work It us usually composed of Freshmen and Sophomores who are not yet qualutued tor the more advanced work Here they become acquaunted wuth part sungung and learn to read notes After completung one or two years un the Chour a gurl us eluguble tor Jr Chour or a cappella ut they have made enough advancement Secretary Carol Daykun Lubraruan Joan Auluch Accompanust Harruett Armstrong The tradutuonal dark skurts and whute blouses worn by the Gurls Chour un tor mer years have been replaced thus year wuth robes to conform wuth the costum ung of the advance group: The maun actuvutues of the Gurls Chour are the two concerts held un the tall and the sprung of the year Thus guves them a chance to appear wuth the a cappella and Jr Chour so that they may become accustomed to tour part harmony ot a large group Hard work and expert guudance has made thus group one of the best One Hundred Sux u . u u u . , , 'A u 1 u u u -' , - u v u u u u u u . . , . 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' u v u u u u - 1 . u . u u ' . . u u u u u u A , . . . . . . v . . u . . u 1 JU IOR CHOIR FIRST ROW Teddre Bales Bernlce Yutan Nancy Roberts Imogene Smnth Sarah Thomas Martha Thomas Marnre Beerup Joann Johnson Loss Reed SECOND ROW-Connle May Pat Donnelly Sonnse Remmers Sandra Harms Gary Short Rnchard Muerle Travls Hlndman Tod Brmkman Leon Hursch Ruchard Phllpott Beth McGIIl Judy Loebs Greta Rasmussen THIRD ROW Susan Howarth Maruetta McCoy Pat Bard Dorothy Stamper Don Sommerfeld Doug Quarnstrom Frank Tlley Dave Taylor Charles Hoffman Jum Huop Kay Krummel Joan Rxchardson Marnlyn Gottlleb Barbara Sweet TOP ROW Marilyn Graham Judy Tarr Pat Easly VeVe Relsch Don Dlckerson Ralph Stevens Dan Moskowitz Fred Green Mass Hausen Davud Robinson Gene Moffat Rlchard Satterfleld Nancy Surges Joanne Aullch Judy Cauldwell Those not present for the pucture Bob Boyd Thomas Bry on Clyde Bull Luna Cater Ed Crane Jesse Dungy Wllluam Fulton Blrdle Glazer Jack Sweet Donald Trunks John Underdown Albert Van Maele OFFICERS Secretary Bernlce Yutan Lnbraruan Judy Tarr Accompanust VeVe Relsch The Junior Choir IS open to all stu dents of Sprungtuelcl Hugh School wash Ing to further theur knowledge of sung Ing Under the dlrectuon of Mass Mar garet Hausen this group has proven that they are eager and wnllmg to learn They study four part harmony and later learn many of the songs of the a cappella cholr The Junior Choir also takes part In the concerts of the year and helps wuth the work of the Bug Twelve Festlval Though they do not actually sung un thus event the members enjoy servmg as hosts when ever It IS necessary Mass Hausen has treated both her pre paratory cholrs allke by lssulng them the formal black robes whlch are used In thelr public appearances She feels that thus may give them the Incentive to work harder to advance to the a cappella cholr One Hundred Seven I I - I I I I I I ' I I I l I I I I I I . 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' ... 5 ' ' ' I I I I I I ' I I TYPOGRAPHY CLUB FIRST ROW Alfred Chandler Bob Taylor Bull Danner Bull Shaw Bob Danner Carl Segretto Paul Krenzer Ernie Jacaway Jere Smith Mr Redding TOP ROW BIII Farley Hal Croxton Don Mesnard U D Muller Rnchard Kornfneld Ed Charlton Bob Wnlknns Ted Chrlsten 'lm Todd OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Presldent Don Mesnard Vxce Presldent Bob Wllklns Secretary Blll Shaw Treasurer U D Muller SECOND SEMESTER President Ernle .lacaway Vuce Presldent BIII Danner Secretary Ed Charlton Treasurer Bob Danner Sergeant at Arms Bob Taylor Any boy washing to joan the Typogra phy Club must elther be In Printing I or be taknng a full semester of Prlntsng Thus club glves the members a chance to do a varlety of work that would not otherwise be done IH regular classroom procedure Special kunds ot ,obs In prlntlng are also taught Meetings are usually held every other boys do jobs see movies or have regular club work Durlng the year Mr Red dung s class has had hay rack rides and welner roasts Just after the club was organized they had open house ln order to give the parents a chance to see the work that was to be done Now Mr Redding IS working on a club basketball team that would play other school clubs The largest project of the Typography Club IS In co operatlon with the Delphlcs In prlntlng the football programs for all the games One Hundred Eught 5e,gean,,aQQ,QQnQg ' H-eg Christen Tuesday of the month. At this time, the FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW Beverly Blanchard Jayne l-lagberg Nancy Brown Jean Shaw Maruanne Bradley Sharon Trumpe Donna Beal SECOND ROW Marllyn Recd Carol Archer Dorothy Krenzer Elaine Kuhn Bevely Rust Dolorls Mason Janet Acton TOP ROW Dolores Wrlght Robnn Smith Loss Harvey Mary Jane Sapp Darrell B Wlley Kay Krummel Catherune Brown Sara Marlun Vlrgnnua Temple For several years all students taklng French belonged to a club The mann ob ject ot the organazatuon was to learn more about France nts language people cul ture and customs This year :nstead ot holdung a meet SFCOND YEAR CLUB CHAIRMEN Frrst Semester Lots Ann Harvey Second Semester Marnanne Bradley Fnrst Year Club . ' ' - Chairman ..,... Catherine Brown C . . . F , . 0 0 . ' s Ing every other week atter school class tame ns deslgnated for thus purpose Each nnduvudual class holds a meetlng every two weeks One person as appolnted to put on 1 program ot any type pertaining to French Sometrmes the whole class partlclpated In games or French spelllng matches One ot the most lnterestung actrvutues ot the club as the annual dnnner held tn the sprung Former French students and alumnae ot the club are rnvnted French must be spoken dunng the entire meal Bessdes having pleasure for themselves the members ot the club are dolng some thing worthwhile rn sendlng tood and clothing to a family IH France Mass Mathews the French teacher ns the able advlser ot the club lt IS due to her help and encouragement that the or gannzatuon has been a success One Hundred Name JB C4-Y EWLY ORGANIZ ED GA FIRST ROW Margaret Powell Donna Beal Adrnenne Perganson Mwrcla Taylor Barbara Lents Pat Snod grass Anne Kuykendall Connle Lloyd Carole Llnoqulst Archalee Bond Jane Thlem SECOND ROW Judy Relgel Joan Bender Connie May Nancy Henderson Sharllyn Jones Lynda Couch Emella Smlth Pat Mnlner Norma Speck Marcla Furry Mary Delaney TOP ROW Loss Muller Sharon Abbott Nancy Newman Susan Howarth Carroll Greemore Henrletta Bernlng Sue Ann Lemcrs Marilyn Blotter Marllyn Smnth Shxrley NClSWZifTdLV Mary Stern Hauser Edith Zimmerman Leona Atchlson Arl ne Sokolls OFFICERS Presldent Leona Atchnson Secretary Mary Stennhausen THE GAA TAKES POSSESSION For the tlrst tlme In several years SHS has an actlve Cunrls Athletic Assoclatlon now under the guldance of Mass Marvune Schulze The detlnlte alms of thus gloup are to advance the standard of sportsmanship to promote Ind: vidual partlclpatlon ln all actlvltles to encour age and further physucal mental and soclal development and to develop a unity ot school splrlt In order to become a member a gurl must have a passlng grade ln all subgects and submlt to a thorough health examlnatuon The gurls literally bring thus organlzatlon home by sponsorlng a Father's nlght when One Hundred Ten Vice-President .... Joyce Thompson - , - , . HA BUSY SE FIRST ROW Mary Garcva Nancy Flemlng Barbara Jabusch Earllne Hodges Peggy Vlrco Edlth Punkley Patty Donnelly Barbara Kadyk Dorthea Ann Lahey Patty Newklrk SECOND ROW Marlorue Nlccolls Peggy Carter Allce Harton Judy Cauldwell Helen Carter Judy Blendarra Donna Malllcoat Jane Schmid lmogenc Smlth Mary Horneuer Helen Shaw TOP ROW Lorraine Jame Joan Lebkuecher Joyce Thompson Phyllls Dawson Darlene Hadley Schulze they get their chance of a lltetlme to have Dad tor a date Another enjoyable event rs the GAA faculty basektball game In whlch both really labor tor vuctory Recently the gurls took part In a State bowlmg tournament ln whlch they won seventh place Quite a rec ord for a statewide contest' l l And the turst year of competrtuon' l l And heres a laurel branch for their cap' We of SHS are suncerely proud of you and hope your sportsmanship affects each and everyone ot us and brlngs happuness In future years Q3 One Hundred Eleven Mary Howard, Barbara3'Gravrock, Judy Tarr, Norma Stolsek, 'Judy Loebs, Wllrna Metzger, Miss . . . J tt ., . . - . . .h RIFLE CLUB ,,.f FRONT ROW Jack Westwlck DerwIn Iverson Bub Eckholdt Alan Schnepp BACK ROW Mr DIlIer Jerry Lahey Jerry Brown Wally Davenport Preston Drlts OFFICERS PresIdent Wally Davenport VIce PresIdent Jerry Lahey Secretary Treasurer DGVWIU Iverson Range Offucer Lynn GUISII AdvIser Mr PetefIsh Instructor M DIIler in N f ll W X99 Sprnngfleld I-lIghs Rlfle Club three years old thIs year has attracted the attentlon of many stu dents who are Interested In COITIDCIITIVG target shootIng To become a member of the club one must be a member of the Y M C A and enrolled In hIgh school I-loldIng theIr meetIngs on Tuesday nnghts at the Y M C A the club conducts a short busI ness meetmg under the guldance of Mr Howard DIller before gettmg InstructIon and practIce I pronc kneelmg sIttIng and standlng target shoot Ing All shootIng IS done wIth 22 callber rIfles and the club furnIshes guns for boys who do not have theIr own Thus year the club fIred In the Natnonal Postal Range and out of 300 such clubs they ranked In the upper half They also entered the lllIrIoIs I-lIgh School RIfle AssocIatIon and fIred agaInst Jackson vIlle and uIncy There are tIfteen stages for a member to go through and dIplomas are awarded after the com pletlon of each stage The N RA QIVCS awards after the completnon of the fIfteen stages Ed Eck holdt has achleved the hIghest award that the N R A gIves One Hundred Twelve .xx D. 'i I I , I Q, If I I my I A - lv-'I ' 4 if . . . . . .n 'tx ' 0 . J x - f III' - ' - ' ' ' - L H '-'J Ffsfg Ya' GPM THE 19491950 FDOTB LL REVIE SCHEDULE Eat JT Louls Feltshans Cathedral Lanphler Decatur Peoria Central Lincoln Champalgn HS HS SHS H HS H H SH COACHES TURNER AND ROEl.LlG The Springfield Hugh School grldders turned nn a successful season wunnlng sux whsle loslng three The records do not Indicate the closeness of the games that were lost Gunning for a share of the Bsg l2 Champuonshnp after wlnnlng tour of nts conference games S H S forfeuted nts chances to the crown when they lost a heartbreaking game to Champaign This Year s Ciptauns and The Captalns Elect STANDING Tom Gagnon Noah Herndon KNEELING Jack Blakeman Gary Glue on One Hundred Futteen s , ,...,.,.. OS lvl -A Vu ' t,.,t,,,.,.. ss I4 lf' .,,..l3 6 ......rr,t.,12ss 7 N .,,..7S 14 b ..,,.,..12ss2-4 ' Bloomington ......... l2 SHS 3l ' .t...r....r.. ossze ' ,...,...., Zl sm 'A , 'X ' 2?T ,n V A . Accurate passing and inspired line play, featured by the work of Kenniebrew and Cummings at the ends, enabled an alert Springfield team to defeat East St. Louis l4-O in the initial game of the year. A 40 yard pass interception by Cummings set up the first touchdown on their l5 Kenniebrew scoring seconds later on a pass from Blakeman ln the second period a diving catch by Kennie brew of Blakemans pass set the stage for Deans scoring thrust off tackle Houska made both conversions S H S inaugurated the new memorial stadium by beating Feitshans l4 6 in the opening game of the l949 intra city race After a scoreless first half the So lons rebounded in the third period as Fitchner galloped off tackle for 53 yards enabling Blakeman to score from the nine In the opening minutes of the fourth canto Blakeman tossed to Ken niebrew who romped to pay dirt from the 30 Houska added both conversions The Solons suffered their first intra city loss as they bowed to an aggressive Cathedral team l36 Bouncing back THE SOLON M CUMMINGS MCFARLAND CAVANAUGH CHAPMAN CLAY BYERLY SEVERNS REDING MCCUNE HART One Hundred Sixteen . I . , . - .rt .wifi i . at QE . , ' , - 'v ' 1 -, ., ' ' fa , .f ,V 'l - , W' . 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' J kk ill HERNDON SETS UP A BLOCK THAT FATAL CHAMPAIGN GAME from a six point deficit the Solons took advantage ot a recovered tumble to tie in the first half Blakeman passed to Gagnon after Crosby had recovered a fumble deep in Cathedral territory Blakeman scored three plays later I the second half the purple and gold scored what proved to be the winning touchdown from the city race when they bowed l2 7 to a deceptive Lanphler eleven The Senators only score came in the third period when Larsen recovered a Lion fumble to set up Casper s scoring pass to Kenniebrew Houska converted The Springfield Solons inaugurated the Big I2 play with a l4 7 win over the Decatur Reds The Senators initialscore came early in the first period when a recovered Red tumble set up Caspers scoring gallop Fighting back from a deadlocked first half the Solons cli maxed a spirited drive as Fitchner snagged a Blakeman pass on the one and scored on the next play George Houska added both conversions Gagnon Fitchner Blakeman and Mc Cune collaborated with a spirited Solon line which played its best game of the One Hundred Eighteen f, '5 T , K sf' T gl I g W 'H V .'f', , rl The Springfield Solons were eliminated SCENE OF A SOLON VICTORY AT EAST ST LOUIS season ln garnlng a 24 l2 vlctory from Peoria Central It was Noah Herndon who set up Fltchners and Gagnon s scores by fumble recoverues The game s payoff punch came as Bug Hank McCune rambled 40 yards wnth an intercepted pass Central tallled twrce ln the sec ond half agannst SHS reserves after being held to minus l8 yards IH the flrst half The largest score of the season 3l I2 was racked up agaunst Bloomungton as SHSS plgskln paraders vartually scored at wall Pete Larsen scored has flrst of three touchdowns on the game s seventh play from scrimmage Minutes later Larsen charged 35 yards to the fuve where Fntchner added the second Solon score Passang and runnung by Larsen and Blakeman brought l8 more ponnts to the Red and Black Larsen scornng twlce and Blakeman once The Solons won thelr fourth Bg l2 game when they thrashed Lincoln 26 O A 63 yard march was clamaxed by Ken nlebrew clrclsng end for 8 yards for SHSs flrst talley A 45 yard aerial to Cummings and a lO yard jaunt by Gag non chalked up the second Solon score Larsen added another In the second canto on a long sprint Wlth time running out GAGNON SCORES A TOUCHDOWN AGAINST CATHEDRAL One Hundred Nmeteen 4- 39?- xyt- J' OUR ABLE MANAGERS-RElD, HEIDEMANN and WHEELWRlGHT. Clay and Cummings snagged Blakeman passes Nelson addung the tlnal score No group of athletes wearing the Red and Black ot SHS has ever surpassed In splrlt and courage the Solon team In the all Important Champaign tltle game which was lost Zl l4 Wuth the teams deadlocked and nnne seconds remasn :ng the Solons gambling to wan threw a last mrnute pass which was untercepted and returned 40 yards for a touchdown Rated as underdogs the team played an lnsplred game hugh lighted by the work of Herndon Kennlebrew Blake man and Fntchner ln the entire season the teams amassed l48 pounts to 83 by the oppon ents Lnnemen Al Kennlebrew and Noah Herndon won both all city and Bug l2 honors at end and tackle respectuyely whlle half back Ken Fltchner won bug l2 honors BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Pete Larsen Al Kennnebrew Noah Herndon Jack Crosby Btll Severns Chas Byerly Ted Elder Don Gordon Gary Gllsson Tom Gagnon Jack Blakeman Ken Futchner Lyl Llpe Wayne Chapman MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT--Coach Wm. Roellng, D Beckwith, G. Jameson, Bob Phullups, Jlm TOP Hart J McCafferty E Bopp D Caspe Geo Houska Nel Cummlngs Floyd Dean Jack Stukert Klrk Thleban Blll Clay Joe Cayanagh R Jergen en B Phlllups Jack Turner Asst Coach ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Drake Read Mgr Bull Horsley Jlm Hands J Underdown Ralph Upp Bob Augspurger B Otto J McMurdo H Coddle P Mo ke Ed McFarland Bob Hanauer Charles Redlng R Prnce Jack Vance Floyd Short Ron Pickering Floyd McCune Chauncy Charleson L Catluno C Beard Harvey Stephans W McCarty F Palone J Malsenbacher L Whnte G Tumbelson Ken Doak Pat Boyle Roy Hendemann Mgr One Hundred Twenty A Regional Cl'1aH1piOnSl'li1J A Successful YC31' COACH HERB SCHEFFLER Zion Benton Hnllsboro Prnnceton East St Lows Danv1lle Luncoln Cathedral Feutshans Bloomungton Decatur Champangn Urbana H H H H H H H H H H H 35H MGRS RUCH GAGNON and KETTELKAMP SCHEDULE Athens Peorna Central Mt Pulaskt Edwardsvllle Bloomungton Decatur Mattoon Peoria Central Vurden Feutshans Lanplw er Clnnton ALL CITY TEAM Jack Blakem n ALL SECTIONAL TEAM Nelson Cummings HS H H H H SHS H SH H H H H GRADUATING SENIORS-Sheldon Crossette Alonzo Kennnebrew Jnm Means Ken Fltchner Pete Larsen George Houska ALL REGIONAL TEAM Jack Blakeman Don Casper One Hundred Twenty one '- .....,....... 4lSS45 .. ............... 43S ' ................ 335532 ' .,.......... 37SS ' ..,............ 3OSS5l . ' ,...,......... 46SS . ' ....,.....,.. 365545 ' .............. SSSS ' ....,.......,..., ZQSS44 ' .........,... 5455 ' ..,.............. 4OSS4l ....,......,..... 42 ...,,..........48SS46 ................33SS Lanphier ,............... 43 SHS 4l Lincoln ..,.............. 46 SHS ' ................ 43SS5O ' ............ 31 S ' ....,........ 49SS5O ' .................. 58SS .........,......6OSSS4 ' .....,..........4OSS ' .............. 43SS38 i ..........,..... 46SS SS53 ' HIGH SCORERS-Ken Fitchner, Jack Blakennan and Don Casper. A BALANCED LINEUP AND GREAT DEF ENSIVE ln the years lnltual Contest the Sl-'IS Solons snagged a 45 5l wan from Zuon Benton The Solons were never In trouble Don Cox led pount getters wnth lnabuluty to connect from the free throw lane caused the Solons to fall short of a 33 32 declsuon to the l-lnllsboro l-lull toppers A see saw battle all the way the Solons flnally faltered mnssung number of free throws Fltchner and Casper each netted 8 ponnts Ken Futchner led has team to a 5l 30 vlctory over Princeton In the third game of the year Fltchner collected a total of l9 ponnts East St Louis came to the Armory only to suffer a 45 36 loss to the SHS Basketeers The Solon team executed the fundamentals well to wan easaly Fltch ner and Houska each counted lO polnts Danvulle runner up ln the State tour ney handed a cold Sprlngfneld quuntet HONN OTTO BLAKEMAN RASMUSSEN COX CROSSETTE MILLS FITCHNER One Hundred Twenty two a 44 29 llckung on their home court Houska led the Solons with 8 points The Solons dusplayed unntlatlve as they jarred a tough Llncoln fave 4l 40 after tranllng for the first half The game was won In the flnal seconds Fltchner tallued l2 points all scored In the second ha The Springfield baslceteers opened a dlsastrous defense of the cnty tournament by bowing to a formldable Cathedral fnve 48 46 The Solons couldnt hold a 20 l3 half tame lead Houska scored I7 ponnts for the nught A last period surge was Inadequate as the SHS hoopsters lost a second round game to Lanphuer 43 41 The Lions lecl all the way Fltchner burned the hoop with l7 points Third place ID the cuty tournament was unsured as the Senators took a 50 43 decuslon over Feutshans Blakeman tal lned lO points l2. . 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PLAY HIGHLIGHT A WINNING SEASON The SHS Solons were forced to go mto an overtime battle to defeat a wlry Bloomington aggregatuon 50 49 Ken Fltchner who led polnt getters wnth 24 drove un for a lay up In the last second Decatur won nts flrst of two contests from the Solons 60 54 The game was close all the way but the SHS flve could not shorten the gap Larsen dropped In I5 points A Bug Twelve rnval Champaugn upset the Solons 43 38 on the Armory court The Sprmgfueld hoopsters were cold at the bucket and were behlnd most of the tnme Casper and Blakeman each scored 9 points Urbana fell vlctum to the on rushlng Solons 53 35 at Urbana Fltchner Cum mmgs and Blakeman each hut ll points Don Cox gumor forward suffered a head Injury which kept hum out of the luneup untnl tournament time A l6 2 flrst quarter enabled the So lons to edge a flghtung Athens qumtet CUMMINGS SCHOFIELD HOUSKA MEANS One Hundred Twenty three KENNIEBREW CASPER LARSEN HENDERSON 48 43 The Sprlngfceld team was hard pressed un the flnal quarter but man derson each had lO ponnts The Solons controlled the lead for four quarters to take a 44 37 victory from Peoria Central Fltchner tallied Zl points Scornng 33 pomts nn theur fnnal home game seniors Houska Fntchner and Lar sen bowed out of hugh school play as the Solons combmed to defeat Mt Pulasku 54 46 Houska hooped nn I7 pomts A powerful Edwardsvnlle quintet hum bled the Solons 58 37 at Edwardsvnlle The SHS team could never approach the Gloobers Fltchner Blakeman and Cas per each countered 8 markers Bloommgton avenged an earlier loss at the hands of the Solons by humlllat mg us 54 38 Dick Malls and Sheldon Crossette left the bench to score a com bnned total of 24 pomts - M MSM? q aged to hold the lead. Fitchner and Hen- ' 5.3 X. y - HENDERSON BLOCKS A LPNPHIER SHOT The Decatur Reds handed the Solons a second loss at their hands 46 42 The game was nlp and tuck until the funal mxnutes when Hendcrson fouled out Casper shot an l7 polnts Mattoon tell yuctum to an overwhelm :ng Solon team 43 33 Schotueld Cros sette and Mnlls left the bench to con tribute l8 points to go along w th ll for Blakeman Sprnngfueld tell vuctnm to an onrushtng Lincoln team In a return game 46 37 bounds Blakeman hut lO ponnts SHS basketeers hooped only 7 baskets but nt was enough as they scored 21 tree throws to wan 35 3l from Peorna Central a return game C sper tallled polnts This was the fnnal scheduled game for the Solons A hapless Vurden team fell yectnm to a smooth working Solon team 58 46 The score ts deceptuve since the Glubers were never In the game Two pounts meant the dutterence as the CUMMINGS OUTREBOUNDS FEITSHANS One Hundred Twenty tour C I , T . The Solons were unable to control re- in . a ' l l Solons defeated an Improved Fertshans fwe 42 40 The game went unto an overtime Wuth the fourth quarter be gunning 29 29 the Solons pushed the game Into an overtime as Don Cox sunk a free throw In the last second Free throws In the overtlme meant the game Casper sunk a total of I5 pomts Don Casper jumped In a shot In the final seconds of the game to hand SHS a 48 46 wan over Lanphner to annex e Reglonal tltle The Solons put on e steam In the flnal quarter after an jury to a star Lanphner player Thus was the Second reglonal champronshlp In e three years that coach Herb Sheffler as gathered In the second game of the regional tourney at the Armory the Sprlngfneld Solons met a formudable Clmton fave Although the Solons played good ball the boys from Clanton eeked out an 8 point wan 58 to 46 The game was close down to the fxnal munutes then Clunton scored the two points that put them out of reach Clunton lost the next nlght to a strong Taylorvllle qulntet who went to the state tournament CASPER DRIVES IN FOR A LAYUP AND ANOTHER SPRINGFIELD SCORE FITCHNER SCORES ANOTHER SOLON BUCKET' One Hundred Twenty fnve - ' ' th . ' ' . th . A ' Q . I inf' ' 'I th h TRACK JACK TURNER CQACH MGRS JUERGENSEN HART AND A ril A ril April Aoril April April April April April April April 3 4 CHAPMAN S H S TRACK SCHEDULE Class Track Meet Class Track Meet Kincaid lVarsityl Pana Jacksonivlle lVarsityl and lFresh Sophl Rochester Ball Township lFresh Sophl Decatur Open lVarsityl Kincaid Relays lFresh Sophl Wi iamsville New Berlin lFresh Soph l Pana Open lVarsityl Normal Relays lVarsityl Lincoln Dual Meet lFresh Soph J April 26 Decatur Dual lVarsity and Fresh Soph l April 28 Kincaid Dual lVarsityJ City Meet Lincoln Relays lVarsityl Jacksonville Relays lVarsityl Feitshans Pleasant Plains lFresh Sop I District Meet l6-Lincoln Dual Varsity lVarsityl I9 20 State Meet 22 Freshman City Meet 27 Big Twelve Meet lVarsityl May May May May Mav May May May May FIRST ROW-Don Cox, Leonard White Larry Tharp Bob Otto, Walt McCarty, Phil Peterson Wm. Horsley. SECOND ROW-Chas. Reding, Larry Venable, Ken Doak, Don Herron, Bob Hanauer, Jerry Maisenbacher, Robin Koelka, Dick Quisenberry, Lloyd McCune. THIRD ROW-Jim Hart, Mgr., Dick Trumpe, Don McWilliams, Ralph Upp, Brad Hamilton, Clay Donner, Bob Augspurger, Nelson Cummings, Jack Motley, Mgr.g Mr. Turner, Coach. FOURTH ROW-Jack Crosby, Al Kenniebrew, Chauncey Charleson, George Withrow, Chas. Honn, Jack Stuckert, Harry Hodde, Ed McFarland, Don Kirkpatrick. One Hundred Twenty-Six VENABLE AND REDING CROSS THE LINE TOGETHER TO WIN THE 880 IN THE CITY MEET. Wuth the coming ot sprung the tnlnclads don their track suits and another season on the SHS track begins Thus year after nntense practice under Sprlngtleld Hugh School s new track coach Jack Turner the squad unltuated the season with the annual nterclass meet The sensors swept over thc underclassmen to compile a large malornty and wln the meet Behind wcre the Juniors Sophomores ancl Frosh IH that order ln the tnrst meet ot the year the Solon thlnclads bested Jacksonvulle and Pana n a triangular meet at P na SHS complied 89 pornts wvth the tollowlng taknng tvrsts Cox In the Mule and SSO Monroe and l-lerron In the hurdles Crosby and Hoide un the dashes Xxx 5 6 Kennlcbrew In the hlgh lump and Ma sen backer In the pole vault They finished the meet by wlnnvng the 880 relay Following thus The Solons placed second to Decatur In the Decatur open Cox and Kennnebrew took top honors for SHS ln freshman meet Leonard Whute won the hur dle events to place Spnngfueld one behind Klncald In the thnrd varsity meet of the year the Solons ran away with a meet wnth Wnlllamsvllle and New Berlnn ln one ot the bzggest downstate meets of thc young season The Solons again tunrshed second to Decatur In the Pana relays Erght of the Sl-lS thunclads placed In the meet as thev compuled 69 pounts 4 CLEARING THE BAR ' One Hundred Twenty seven . . . ' ' . . J . , . ' - . . C . I . . I ' v , ' ' V . a . . . , , - , 8 I v , . . . , L 4 , A . e 'Q' L 'ssl J gg 'Y T I W 'ie , 'A-. fi. - .. K . ,W ' r 9 ff? Q 'X 5? 5 Q L s q ,Q k S 4, V . .:,, -. - 1251 x.-, Q r- is Q T , , E - Wnthnn a week the Solons competed In an other bng meet with all the bug schools f downstate The Solon sprunters placed fourth as Redlng Cox Venable and Otto gathered markers Over a hundred pomts were com plled by the onrushung Springfield team as It crushed Llncoln H212 SHS garnered ts buggest moral vlctory as they conquered De catur 54 47 Placing second to Decatur all season they beat them ln a dual meet the frrst that Decatur had lost In three years ln a triangular meet with Pana and Kincaid the Solons compnled 77 pounts to wnn Cox won the 880 and Hodde won both dash events The annual city meet one of the biggest and most excxtlng meets of the state found a smooth working Solon machlne emerge cuty champs for another year ln wnnnlng the So Ions compuled 80 points to fmush 25 pomts ahead of Lanphler Feltshans and Cathedral fnnushed third and fourth respectively Since the meet was located at the New Memorial Stadium all times distances and heights were taken as records SHS City champions are Jack Crosby In the 220 and Larrv Venable and Charley Redlng lwho thrilled the specta tors by holdlng hands across the fmrsh lme to unsure a tue for furst placel un the 880 and Farland and Crosby ln the meets just before the CAPITOLINE goes to press SHS finished second In the Lm coln relays wlnnlng the hurdle shuffle and the pole vault Agam ln the Jacksonville relays the Solons won by a bug score as Red mg Monroe Kennlebrew and the relay team won blue rubbons naw- 'l f'QfiQ'F BULWARKS OF THE THINCLADS One Hundred Twenty eught . . . O ' , - . i I the relay team of Kenniebrew, Hodde, Mc- I .ii H 'ff' ' .mg M - . - 73' -Q, ' X. TE 1? Don Cox has posted one of the best tlmes an the state ln the mule as has Munroe In the hurdles Honn and Mavsenbacher have each pole vaulted ll feet and Al Kennue brew has hugh jumped 5 IO As a flnal note to the tune work of the clty champs they have won themselves even hngher honors We speak of the results of the Dlstrlct Meet at Kuncald Whale has teammates were runnlng awav with the 4th Dlstruct tltle In as many years Don Cox broke all Solon records nn the 880 as he skirted the track an 2 O4 3 Harry Hodde also carrned the Solon banner across the tape In the 220 Other than clads who wall make the much coveted trap to the state life Al Kennlebrew Charles Honn Harry Hodde Jack Crosby Charles Redlng Don Cox Larry Venable Ogden Munroe Don Herron Broad Jump Relay Poe Vault ZO relay ZOO 220 relay 44 relay IZO ZOO hurdles ZOO hurdles ANOTHER SPRINGFIELD FIPST PLACE A MIGHTY HEAVE is ITS A LONG WAY DOWN' One Hundred Twenty nnne ............lOO.2, ' .............. .o, A AS' ........................88o 'l1flfltfQ,j, . QA c ...................8so A Q ,fx HSC 3 1 Q' And Casper Rounds Third Under the excellent tutelage of Coach Herb Scheftler baseball has agann blos somed forth as a major sport at Sprung tleld Hugh School The Solon diamond crew has scheduled nineteen games not count :ng the Dlstrlct and Sectlonal Tournament The home games are duvuded between Lm coln Park and Lanphuer Staduum If New Scheffler Looks the Sntuatuon Over As the Capltolme goes to press the team has completed twelve games The furst two found the Solons on the short end of a double header wlth Peorna Central 7 O and 7 5 Following that they popped back wuth a 7 2 wnn over Mt Pulaskl ln the fourth game of the year Elkhart upset the SHS stalwarts 8 7 In another Bug Twelve 4' I' O- -I 1-'N X 'V Vw I THE SHS SULTANS OF SWAT KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Malkus Mlls Dodd Berry Schofeld Simon T ll o e STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Stephans Lubnn Henderson Jabusch Gasa ay Maurer Moulton Ryan Scoggms Casper Lpe One Hundred Thurty f ll 'T fo I if g ' 1 ,Q ' T , 7 fl' L A ,Q A Q f lr. ' Yfrgia ' W , g, QF , K f ri: pv C , X n 'ma fy , Ks 4 - g' , 1 I 1 V my ' - , w ,x X 'vi .V y f 5 , f 4l fff5Q 4 W 3 hp I' ' C ,B ,, ' a , , . S 4- , Rs, , I 5 ll ' . ., 4 , ,I .4 7 1 l l 7 7 , E f, Q 'II ff' Vg , l, - z ' ,Sv , 3: f if ri 4 b N RY Asc f i31'1'1Ol'1C1 Snaps SCHOFIELD SAFE ON A PICK OFF PLAY double header Sprungfueld lost 3 2 then won I2 4 Wulluamsvulle furnushed the So Ions wuth theur thurd wun of the year ll 3 ln the unutual game of the cuty tournament SHS fell vuctum to a last unnung run by Cathedral to lose 6 5 ln the funal four games before pruntung tume the Solons won a double vuctory from Decatur 3 l a d 6 3 and from Mattoon 7 5 and 8 2 Thus far lke Ryan leads wuth a 3 l record Steve Sumon has chalked up two wuns to one loss and Hank Malkus has won a sungle game Hard luck has followed Jack Blakeman who lost hus furst three thus year Nevertheless Blakeman leads Solon clouters wuth a lofty 450 battung average and putched a wunnung game agaunst Mat toon Don Casper us second un battung wuth For most of the season thus luneup has prevauled for the Solons Moulton Casper Dodd Mulls Schofueld Scogguns Lupe Tolle Gasaway and the putchers men tuoned above Ylm SUPPORT FROM THE BENCH One Hundred Thurty one TENNI Ns, -sw And Hull Returns a Volley Hnghllghted by .llm Means and John Greenleaf the tennus team again IS making Its Impression on the teams It meets In con test Thus far the Solons have flnlshed second to Llncoln nn a dual meet thurd ln a quadrangular meet with Danville Deca tur and Pekin and In the dlstrlct Green Greenleaf Shows Hrs Overhand Serve leaf and Means were the only quallflers for the state meet The team does most of Its practlclng at Washington park Other members who have done a commendable job are Jerry Beaver Steve Hull Gordon Emmanuel and Steve Gerhardt Q, 'Hui Q THE SHS TENNIS TEAM OF 1950 KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT-Beaver, Rhodes, Hill, Luthringer, Rutherford. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT-Gerhardt, Moskowitz, Lahey Payson, Means, Greenleaf, Emanuel Payne. One Hundred Thirty-two GOLF KNEELING Tully Perry Munders Brown Weatherford Spencer Markley STANDING Mr Petermn Gordon Ruch Gregory Wulson Dults Rovun Hester Jones Beard Agaun as un years past golf us a hotly contested sport at Sprungtueld Hugh School At the furst sugn of Sprung followers of the faurways flocked to get theur names placed on the golf ladder Featured by returnung golfers from last year the Solons are ex pected to make a strong bud for state hon The S H S team won fourth un th Tully Tees Off ors Those who have achueved a hugh place on the ladder up to pruntung tume are 1 l I GARY TILLY 141 DUANA WILSON ROBT ROVIN 151 JAY MARKLEY 131 RODNEY RUCH e Dustrucu meet wuth a total of 342 Rovuru Puts One Hundred Thurty three ' N 123 . . . . L . if 5 ,L 1 u j f W. :J ' u A Q 1 NJ 6 A V n xl o 1, ln .l H rea ,.3f.f -Av -' 0 N. .mx i , 1 I' ' ' Again as in years past the underclassmen are making a name for themselves in the major sports at Springfield High School Under the careful tutorship of Coach Willard Duey the freshman footballers amassed a record of 4 Z against the other teams in the city They lost to Feitshans ln track while working under the new coach Jack Turner the underclassmen have displayed potential stars for the teams of the next few years As the CAPITOLINE goes to press they have won meets from Pana and Jacksonville and won the Lincoln Relays l l2 to l2 They finished sec ond in the Kincaid Relays and in the dual meet with Decatur Stalwarts of the team are Upp White Cummings Peterson and Augspurger This year the Jr Varsity Basketball coach again trained the future varsity stars of SHS Although Coach Tillman s crew didn t boast too many wins they nevertheless secured the valuable experience which will enable them to carry the banner of Springfield High Since a large number of boys turned out for the team the lineups varied every game and very few of the boys played in all of the games l FIRST ROW-Donald Cooke, Richard Dixon, David McDowell, Jerry Jarboe, James Schemerhorn. John Woods, Robert Marriott, Jay Swaringer, John Vorhees, SECOND ROW-Mr, Tillman. Norman Ryan, Stanley Stowers, ROV Basler, Danny Cleary, Henry Malkus, Ralph Stevens, Donald Post, Jerry Johnson, David Robinson, James Hupp, Henry Borg, Mgr. THIRD ROW-Edward Hays, Donald Magowan, James Wakefield, Ralph Upp, Richard Brower, John McDaniels, Richard Neuhoff, Leonard White, Donald Krlnef. One Hundred Thirty-four FRESHMEN-SCPHOMORE TRACK, FRESHMEN twice, while winning from all thelother city teams. l l l l J FOOTBALL A D JR VARSITY BA KETBALL FIRST ROW Gene Colburn Duck Cole Davud Frank James Davus Duck Putting Gordon Jones John Young Bruce Voorhees SECOESID ROW Norman Ryan Harruson Sfeans Donald Gobleman Davud Robunson Fred Green Jummy assuday THIRD ROW Ruchard Neuhoff Tom Sfardy Stan Sfowers Alfred Koeller Bull Westwood Toddy Brunkman FOURTH ROW Jerry Jarboe Donald Post Bull German Davud Beeler Duck Brower Jack Neulson nn- Q, FIRST ROW Dennus Conlon Mgr Donald Cooke Leslue Skeels Duck Coe Jack Barber John Cotton Albert VanMalle Bull Sumpson Gary Short Gem. Colburn Mgr TOP ROW Roy Basler Fred Green Peter Aruker Bull German Tom Gardner Don 'v1acGowan Henry Borg Dean Tullman Coach One Hundred Thurty fuve FIFTH ROW-Davud McDowell, Wayne Colburn, Bull Murray, Mr, Dewey, Jerry Johnson, Thomas Flemung. v rx V. - an . F Ek VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Thus year the varsaty cheerleading squad was composed of the two veterans Betty Brown and Carole Graham and three newcomers Carole Owens Sonya Kaylor and Avlnere Tolgo Thus squad showed a lot of pep and enthusiasm throughout the year In victory or ln de feat They were always capable of get bg SUCCESS out of rowd Constant practnce and expert guidance have made S l-l S Cheerleaders the best AVINERE TOIGO 6' CAROLE OWENS SONYA KAYLOR CAROLE GRAHAM BETTY BROWN One Hundred Thlrfy sux . ' i , . . , ting a i ---- - - the c . PUP CHEER LEADERS The Pups new this year practuce hard every nlght after school nn hopes of mak :ng the varsity squad next year The Pups are Carolyn Johnson Pat Bnrd Jayne Hagberg Pat Donnelly and Dave Overaker The group has done much toward cheerlng the Pups and Junror Varsity to success Cheerleaders are Indispensable to the morale of any team and our cheer lead ers dad a tune job of boosting our teams morale if DAVE OVERAKER DAT BIRD PAT DONNELLY JAYNE HAGBERG CAROLYN JOHNSON One Hundred Thvrty seven CROSS COUNTRY W COACH TURNER AND THE CROSS COUNTRY QUALIFIERS A new sport was sntroduced at SHS thus year-cross country track Coached by Jack Turner and captalned by Larry Ven able the team trams boys for the basket ball season and conditions for sprung track The boys run In meets In the fall to con dltlon themselves for the sprung track season Thus sport also has a state meet which IS run at Champaugn The mam dnf ference between cross country and regular track ns the former IS run over a rough obstacle terrain whlch makes xt very duff: Cu T This season the team won meets from Lmcoln Vnrden and Auburn whale placing thlrd In a quadrangular meet at Trl Cnty Don Cox was the only SHS contestant to survlve the dustrlct and go to the state Runnlng with the leaders he was forced to drop out because of a blow suffered whale running KNEELING-Tharp Peterson Herron, Venable STANDING-Glustu Rasmussen, Payne Cox Munroe Coach Turner One Hundred Thrrty eught Q - if' y I s W i If K ,. Rim .w,,.v' . N 4 ., . wb - ' Q ar Q X , - ,sf , Qi' Q ' A .U ' . . l . Y - ' y 1 ' I V ! I , 1950 HO DR SOCIETY Jeanne Aurelnus Joanne Aurelius Martha Bay Mary Carol Bettlnghaus Carolyn Bnschenauer Jeanne Blandm Joanne Cadle Patrncua Dasher Bull Downer Barbara Easley Norman Emmerich Delores Farrar Joan Glanessl Sara Hall Beverly James Jo Ann Keech Dorrls Kolmer Aden Lauchner Jean Maddox John C Moore Rosemary Muerle Betty Paul Dorothy Paulsen Allce Robmson Helen Sellers Alexlne Shahan Jane Smith Ruth Westlake Geraldune Werner Darrell Wlley lrvln Williamson Thelma Yutan The Natlonal Honor Socuety emphasizes constructlve scholarshnp lead ershnp character and servuce to the school The Springfield Hlgh School Chapter recelved nts charter In l934 and IS one of more than three thou sand chapters organized slnce l9l9 Slnce our chapter does not tunctlon as an organization and Its mem bers are not elected untnl their tmal semester nn hugh school selections are based on scholarshnp and the highest type of school cntuzenshup The scholarshnp committee headed by Mass Clapper and composed of Mlss Matthews Muss Dean Mass Woods and Mr Wentz tabulates those elugnble Scholastlcally and submlts the Inst to the faculty and administration for flnal approval The National organuzatuon rules that not more than tltteen percent of the graduatmg class can be admltted The scholastlc requlrements are a general average ot B and the equivalent of tour A's and two B s nn at least one major subject Honor students who transfer to Sprnngfleld Hugh School must meet these scholastuc standards One Hundred Forty one ' - v n ' 1 u a u 1 - v n . . . STUDE T COUNCIL FIRST ROW Mr Perz Don Archer DICK Trumpe Jerry Carter Floyd Short Harry SInclaIr John Greenleaf Gary Short SECOND ROW Kay Hattoon Carole Johnson Carolyn MIller Lynda Couch AIICQ Robmson Nancy Bogardus Jeanne Blandln RODIH Smlth Barbara Easley THIRD ROW Nancy Aldus Jean Dullman Ann Gardner Jum Orr erry Beaver Bob Cohen Don Pearson Joan DIllman Hennetta BernIng OFFICERS PresIdent Floyd Short VIce Presndent Harry SInclaIr Treasurer Barbara Easley lf you are Interested In ImprovIng your school you are Interested In becommg a mem ber of the Student CouncIl Four freshmen TIVC sophomores SIX IunIors and seven senIors are elected each year after they have fIled DSTITIOHS Wlfh the names of twenty TIVC of theIr classmates The only other requIrement IS a good scholastIc record ThIs year the SHS Student CouncIl mem bers have done a varIety of thIngs The TIFST of the year they traveled to the dIstrIct meet In JacksonvIlle and dIscussed Wlfh other coun cIls all phases of school BCTIVITIGS from dances to better student faculty relatIons After the dance In December the Scholars Scamper and also for a CONSTITUTION To raIse funds thIs group conducted a pencIl and a reflector sale These sales paId for the dance and for membershIp fees to the NatIonal and State councIl The CouncIl also conducted the Red Cross drIve But the most outstandlng thmo that was done for the student body by the councIl was the all school dance program after each bas ketball game For years the students had wanted a free dance that everyone could at tend and thIs year they fInaIly got It The musIc consIsted of records and there were no decoratIons but every one attended Wlfh or wIthout dates and had a wonderful tnme One Hundred Forty two l - ' ' J , , , Sevefafv -.4------- Alive R0bir1S0n members returned they planned for their SE ATOR STAFF THK SEATED Penny Leka Dan Moskowntz Loss Muller Grace Capue STANDING Bob Hall Rlchard Qunsenberry John Moore Thorne Deuel FIRST SEMESTER STAFF Ball Archer Henrietta Bernnng Betsy Brown Jerry Brown Grace Capne Louls Catron Lynda Couch Joanne Cox Mary Delaney Preston Dllts Gall Eby John Gregory Kay Hattoon Carole Jean Johnson Marnanne Jones Charlotte Kennuebrew Eruc Larsen David Payne Robun Smith Connie Stlpp Richard Stream Carolyn Swlnney Jane Thnem Bull Wood SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Gaul Benpamln Grace Capue Thorne Deuel Robert Hall Denny Leka Loss Maller John Moore Dan Moskowntz Rnchard Quisenberry Jane Schmid Smce nts blrth In I947 nt has been cus tomary for THE SENATOR to be published by a gournalusm class composed of students who have shown unusual talent In creative wrnt mg The second semester of l95O saw a change however as the lournallsm class was dnscontmued and Mass Wulson SENATOR ad vuser selected a staff of prevuous SENATOR wrlters as well as new talent Thus elnmlnated the time spent nn teaching an entlrely unex perlenced group the fundamentals of journal :sm ln accordance with an old policy each ns sue of THE SENATOR has a different edltor therefore guvung each staff member a chance to assume the responslbllnty of thus posltuon IHE SENATOR also has mauntamed a tra dutnon of presenting current news storles fea tures tumely edltornals and the ever popular Wash We can be sure that THE SENATOR wall continue to flourush uf It has the support of the student body One Hundred Forty three T l . I Pam Cassiday . . '. - MYES AND SEATED-Jeanne Sklarotf Jum Seay Helen Sellers Norma Schweitzer STANDING-Stanley Fushman Rosemary Mahoney Lou Catron CAST YES AND NO Jo Jarrow Jeanne Sklaroff Sally Jarrow Norma Schweitzer Mr Bagshott Stanley Flshman Adrian Marsch Lou Catron Mother Jarrow Helen Sellers Father Jarrow Jlm Seay The Maid Rosemary Mahoney January I8 and l9 were red letter days for the January Sensors These were the days they presented the tarclcal comedy Yes and No The play centers around Jo Jarrow whos studying to be an actress The audience tound out what might could and dld happen to thus young lady upon receuvlng a marrlage proposal Jeanne Sklaroff dad a splendid pob as Jo Norma Schweitzer and Stanley Flsh man as Sally Jarrow and Mr Bagshott kept nlque of proposung was ably demonstrated by Lou Catron as Adnan Marsch Mother and Father Jarrow portrayed by l-lelen Sellers and Jlm Seay wlth Mrs Webb the maid por trayed by Rosemary Mahoney supplled the humor The cast under the dvrectnon of Mass Jane Mullett devoted much time to the play and the commuttees worked hard to get thnngs nn shape for the fnnal production One Hundred Forty four ' ' us guessing in this involved plot. The tech- u ur earts Xvere oung an ayn SEATED Mary Lou Breed Loss Ann Harvey Allce Robunson Kay McLaun Barbara Easley STANDING Delores Farrar Marnlyn Hashman Antonette Gerster Martha Bay Jerry Rhodes Phyllls Todson Rosemary Muerle Floyd Short Joe Baker Jerry Carter Harry Smclalr Bob Cohen Jrm Hart Henry Werner The audltorsum of SHS got Its flll of laughter on April 26th and 27th when the June Sensors presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The play a comedy of the Flapper Era not only delnghted students but brought back many memories to the adults that attended The costumes were strnctly from thus peruod and added greatly to the atmosphere of the play The plot deals with two stage struck Flap pers who go to Parts Cornelua Otls Sklnner the book wrltten prlmarlly about thelr own adventures Cornelua goes to Paras to study Actlng under a French actor and Emlly who feels she IS destined to be a great dancer merely goes along Amid measles bedbugs and a peeplng wlndow washer the two gurls discover what traveling IS really luke The cast and crew worked under Mass Mul lett the Durector to make one of the most enjoyable senior plays ever presented In Sprlngfreld Hugh School CAST OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG Steward Mrs Skinner Cornella Otus Skunner Otis Sklnner Emrly Kumbrough Purser Stewardess Duck Wxnters Admural Harrret St John Wrnlfred Blaugh Leo McEvoy lnspector Therese Madame Elrse Monsreur De La Croix Wundow Cleane One Hundred Forty fave AND GAY Jam Hart Mary Lou Breed Lows Harvey Bob Cohen Alnce Robinson Jerry Rhodes Antonette Gerster Harry Slnclanr Floyd Short Marllyn Hashman Kay McLain Jerry Carter Phyllus TOdSOn Martha Bay Rosemary Muerle Henry Werner Joe Baker 53 ., 7,3 K fx A ' li and Emily Kimbrough are the co-authors of . . , A l . . - ' r ...................... MQ- M Quunfing iss Nancy Slmuster ueen t anuaiy .CDTOHZ an ourt .I One Hundred Forty sux Evalyn Campbell Joanne Cox Sue Lemons Barbara Lenfs Rosemary M honey Barbara Raxsch Marulyn Sernla Norma Schweitzer Julie Sutton Januce Welton A 0 f 11 e J H e r C li 3 A 'Us JW t . HP Q 4- ' -0 , vu 'fs' cy 1 J sv , All rf' ' M' 9315582 filly ISS 211' 3211721 IIS ey ll C C Il t LUZ 9310111 3 I1 0 u 1' t Jeanne Aurelius Joanne Aurelius Marllyn Blotter Mwrlanne Bradley Ann Dugger Delores Farrar f wr 'WN ,J Loss Ann Harvey Marnlyn Hashman Jane McCann Alice Robunson Sharon Trumpe Janet Wrught One Hundred Forty seven nfl A m . X 9' O sole mio? Y Catch Anything? The Speetular Seven Attractive frees Looks good? Burrell. 3rd time down , Aviva! xiii! 11 l .79-fly' ' Q ' 's, BPS What, a chorus line? Looks like fun, Are they real? ls there tobacco in it? Just a little breather. By the Sea. Whose Car? Does he use Vitalis? Up sho goesl V 1 1 F lvr. f And what did Sanfy ormg xou Look at the pomt on nw In d Legs and a hat Looks natural! Whoopsf LookQ like the The talking. Whoxs leaving? Cheese! N0 SMUKING ' 'nv 3-W Heavy hangs over thy headY Q? Educated Seniors thCy can read. New really, Joe? VUhn'r'5 the occasion? Gravity? One, two, thru indlamsp Thc mf Jr'-d I Sweet music? 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' .......... 13 ' , .............. 13 - , .......... . 13 , ............ 14, 84 , ................ 14 , .............. . 15 ' ' , .......... , 88 , .......,..... 20 1 , ' ..... 25 The Capitoline Staff wishes to acknowledge the generous support ofthe following firms and individuals who have helped to sponsor the l950 Capitoline Hotel Abraham Lincoln Alexander s Dry Goods Alkrre s Barber and Beauty Shop lnl 3 West Lawrence Amrhenn s Bakery Altman s Bachmwn Kumle Prescrsptuon Druggusts Balestrn s Grill Edward J Barrett Secretary of State The Bowl Black Er Company The Bootery John Bressmer Company Brrdge Jewelry Co lnc Zl S So Sth Broaowell s Drug Store Brown s Business College Bud G Helen s Flower Shop Cain Ice Cream Co The Camera Shop Chapman s Laundry Cleaning Capitol Pontiac Company Geo J Cappellun C7 Son lO2l W Laurel St Central Illinois Light Co City Water Light and Power Coes Book Store Monroe at Sixth J Glenn McFarland Pres Collins 'fr Company Jewelers Community Servnce Bwkery lnc Conlee s Delrcatessen Curtis Jewelers DaVees Candy G Nut Shop DlO E Monroe Dellert s Wallpaper G Paint A Dirksen C7 Sons Dnxue Bar B lnc Drach s Restaurant Storage O we HLn lr ty o Dunbar Truck Service and Serxzce Station Edwards Cleaning Co Mayor Harry Elelson and Family Elder G Elnsore lSweney Servncel Znd and Caputol Federal Bake Shop The First National Bank ot Sprnngtneld Robert Fish Co Fishman s Sporting Goods Co Flynn Hnppard Drug Store The Franklin Lite Insurance CO Frusuna Amusement Corporation Glisson Motor Company Gray s Confectionery Sth and So Grand Grebler Hardware Arthur A Gross Assistant County Treasurer Haenng Electric Co 3l4l S flth Hamann the Printer Jack Harman s Standard Serxlce l-lerndons Holland Your Jeweler G William Horsley Your State Representative lllnnons Business College Illinois Casualty Co The llllnols National Bank ot Springfield The llllnors State Journal and Register lrvlne Kane s Atuo Parts A Fr end Len Eye Servuce 6l3 E Monroe St Links Seed G China Store 7l3 E Adams St Mae Cards Shop XJ ' , l L l ' I . l ' f . li . 1 . A ' Homeier Dairy V h c , . ,- ' E l f I Z ' , 1 X A L ed Six f- ne The Capltolnne Staff wlshes to acknowledge the generous support ofthe following flrms and lndlvlduals who have helped to sponsor the l950 Capltollne Marrnott s Pharmacy May s Jewelry Mayestuc Shoppe McCann G Company Inc Contractors and Engnneers McCoy Laundry McDonald Art Store Mel O Cream Donut Co Meadow Gold Daury Products The James Mulllkzn Unlversxty Morgan Pannt Co l'he Musuc Shop Henry Nelch E7 Son Co Neumode Hosiery Olivers lThreel Super Mark ts Dwnght H O Keefe Cr Co Overaker Drug Store Panther Creek Mme Inc Pfule s Camera Shop 403 East Washington Phllomachlan Soclety Plains Food Servnce Producers Dalry Co Wllllam Profrock Plumblng and Heating Publuc Super Market Henson Robinson Co W H Rolands Smart Shop Inc Rolling Pun Pastry Shop Roszells Sealtest Mulk Sangamo Electrnc Company Sangamon Daury Co Schmidt Bros Inc Sheet Metal Roofing G Heating Contractors Securlty Federal Savnngs and Loan Assocnatlon Snmmons Offuce Supply and Fqulpment Co Sprnngfueld l-'ugh School Cateterua South Grand fr State Super Service Station Springfield Sprlngfreld Typewrnter Springfield Springfield Lincoln Coca Cola Bottling Co Dry Goods Co Service Company Marine Bank Motors Inc and Mercury Strongs Cafeteria Harry E Stout Jewelry The Sherwun Wnllxams Company Sugar Bowl Dr George Edward Thoma J Ralph Tobin Cr Son B G F Toggery R W Troxell and Company Union Ice Servnce Inc Vancll G Son Sheet Metal Work James M Walsh County Trea urer Gaul M Wanless Watt Bros Pharmacy 4Ol So Grand West Werner Motor Co Westenberger s Ready to Wear and Furs Underfanger Transfer G Storage Vincent s Beauty Shop Arch Wllson Inc White Loan Company Wunch Floral Shop Wlthrow Ga rage Wrangler Society YMCA Zorn Drug Store One Hundred Sxty two 4 U . . 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