Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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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 . V . - I , . Y , I , . I. . . . .g ' '- ' z ' A ' ' : ' O A . . .: ' ' 1 ' ' ' 5 'V ' ot llln ', B.S,, MS. lll'. ',. ,,g b' , ' - E, , .3 ' '

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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. I . TI ll , .1 Sr, 5 1 3 . .3 f U ' O I I. , . 3 I . ' - ' I EAI, ,Ag , . .1 - . I - .I 0- '. , 3 3 Jo sm

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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 . ' ' , ' 3 O Y . , si y, I . .f n ' ' , V.: f . 5 ' of Q ' ' Of . . l I V l GP 4' , , , 2 .A ,T . ' 8 1 bw: 4 A ' ' I , . . . . . . . , 9 I Q 'u' E ly 72' u '- B.A.3 rr ' lull 'Q ' ' ' ' ' 0 , I l I. U. O ' ' 'l ' ' ' - : A C 1 . . I 1 -