Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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LOREN DODD C. W. JABUSCH JOHN HAYES PHYLLIS HALL Treasurer Vice President President Secretary MOH! HOW 1 HATE IOR Pomp and Circumstance is being played. You're marching across the stage, Mr. Wentz is giving you your diploma: the audience is clappingg you smile, not at them, but in reminiscence of your four years at SHS. Your thoughts occupy you so much that you forget to turn the tassel of your mortarboard to the other side. Watching the others, you see some crying, others grinning. You're not as glad to leave as you thought you would be. You see Dick, Don, Bob, Jack, Charlie, they did a good job at basketball. They won the City Championship with Dick, Don, and Nelson. Over a little farther, you notice Jack and Gary. A swell bunch of fellasg they did well in football. The cheerleaders with the Pep Club had some new ideas. You look at Eric, Jane, Mary, Gary, Ed, Preston, and a few others. lf only l'd tried harder, I might've made the Honor Society. There's Hank, Carole Jean, John, Bob, Dick, Lynda, Kay, Barbara, Carol, and Dale, they certainly were hard workers! We've a swell yearbook this year. The May Festival was lots of fun. ' Oh there's Jo Ann, llll never forget that heavenly prom! Phyllis and Steve did good jobs in the Perfect Idiot! You wish Zeke would pep up Pomp and Circumstancef' Johnson Rag would be more appropriate. We could get off the hot stage faster, You smile suddenly. Wasn't it funny- l'll never forget Pledge Week when l proposed to Mr. Wentz. Dave was a sight in the Capitoline Assembly. Eighteen