Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Social Eda Nelsrh Guy H. Thompson lllll IOlS State NOl'l'Y15l Penngylvania State University: University Teachers College, uni- Of Illinois, B-S.: Colum- versity of Illinois, Bs, bia University, M.A. NLS, Robert Furry Illinois College AB' Irene Burnett' University of dhicak-gal University of Chicago, University of lllinoisg Ph'B-- MA- Advisor of Capitoline and Junior Capitoline. Ruth McKinnie 'Qi John Turner University of Chicago, University of Illinois, Ph,B,, M,A, B.S., M.S.g Track Coach. Tula Chambers ty , sift f gf 3 14 'Y E ff! Q , we X saw s 1 f . -' 'asff7:r if hw .9 A 'A Q, . X. riff, if-' 3 Q 3 Z- . i . I, :QQ ' - ici. sqm X li ttf ' i , i ,K 5 4 1 Af-1 . 5 ,.!',-4:4 3 ri Lenard E. Grote University of Indiana, University of Chicago, A.B.3 University of M.A,, B.A, Wisconsing University of Colorado: Univer- sity ot Michigan, M.A. Sciences Seven In this age ot world anxiety, it is vital tor us to know our historical heritage and the background of todays happen- ings. lt is this aim ot the SO- cial Science department ot SHS to keep us well informed-that is most evident. But its other goal -to develop in us alert, selective, thinking minds- is no less practicable. We are all better, more well-rounded citi- zens because ot our experiences in Social Science classes. World History and United States History are required courses. Seniors have a choice ot Geography, Economics, Problems, or Civics. Mr. Lenard Grote is a new member of the Social Science Department this year.

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Elizabeth Graham Head of English De- partment: University of Illinois, A.B.: Middle- bury College, M.A.: Bread Loaf School of English. 4 N i 1 fewf. . l ,gr ,J 1:-, A , ,,,. ,, Y .-an v , .V ,,.,, , .fl - Il l fix, sr-' y iifi J 1 215 . . nip,-,L Margaret E. Rourke University of Chicago, Ph.D.: University of Illinois, M.A.: Colum- bia College cf Expres- sion: Northwestern School of Speech: Rob- ertson's C1 Doyle's Schools of Acting. ll . i .39 . W. REM? v Mary E. Neblick University of Chicago, Ph.B., M.A.: E.l.S,T.C.: Jr. Les Bias Bleus Ad- visor. ' rf r i' wi 'W fa. ' 5 1f1:'.gl- ,. N , .1..w , , 1:2T'fN ii-X , :Qi 7-1, 'H kiwi . ef iii.iilJPii 15 ' f:i4m55:g,5.fg1, Wg.: l Ziiliizir' it Wir' f'7. ilflJf,z3 , 272- , f wt +V.. 1 -'flllz M iii?-til' iw ':l 2:4:f Msir1gw.,l1 li, 1-is:-1,,.i:f fx. 2 1 41,52 .- . : - l 4 ':vl'.f1 , , . i Q , l , ag . .,- . 1 , it Gladys D. Black University of Chicago, Ph.B.: Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.: Bread Loaf School of English. English The English Department has completed another of their long-time projects, the book storage room. The library, built from the unused organ loft, has, within the last fifteen years, grown into an impressive collection sommancling the respect of those knowing the new curriculum enrichment program of the National English Council. Miss Cora Jane Yonick, who replaced Miss Ellen Rourke, public speak- ing teacher, has coached the class plays and the Christmas assembly. SHS English students took seven top prizes in the four essay contests in which they participated. Most of the English classes submitted essays from which the school's entries were chosen. The whole program under twelve English teachers has been to give the basic tools with which to communicate effectively, but also to enrich the daily lives of every student. fififx, 'XIX fif'i X X, g - ,... is Cora Jane Yonick Pearl Brown Isabel Fogarty Margaret Wilson Uf1lV2l'SlTY Of WYOVYWUWQZ Iowa Wesleyan Univer- Trinity College, AB.: Northwestern Univer- Colorado State College sity, A.B.: Columbia University of illinois: sity, B.A., M.A.3 Co- of Education, B.A.: University: University University of Wisconsin: lumbia University: Pas- Drama Coach. of Chicago, M.A.: Har- Boston University: Co- adena Playhouse: Sr. vard University. lumbia University, Les Bas Adviser. ,QW 3 fi 13 , 5 , We ai A ha.-R, human-AN Lucie Alexander Marie Dean Priscilla Fogarty Irene SIMPSON University of Chicago, University of Chicago, Trinity College. B- UT-I UVNVQVSITY ,Of ,lllmOlS- Ph.B.: University of M.A.: lllinoisWesleyan, Columbia University, A.,B-I ,UI'1IV9fSlfY ,Of illinois: University of B.S,: university of A,M. Wisconsin: , University New Mexico: Summer Iowa: National Honor of CallfOml3I C0ll?Q9 Session at Cambridge, Society Committee. Of NQW Y0flS CQTYI England, Columbia University: Harvard University. Six

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Carrol C. Hall Eureka College, BS.: University of lllinoisp University of Chicago, A.M.1 Colorado State College of Educationg Delphic Adviser. w , Q. i, Joseph Spitale Illinois Wesleyan, B,S.1 University of Illinois, University of Michigan. M.S.p University of Colorado. ' 3 ' . 4 ,fi -K. , 4 1 - 'f'-'sins 'YW' - wi .hf 3 Ruth M. Woods Illinois College BS., Oregon State Collegeg University of Colorado, University of Michigan, MS., National Honor Society Committee. i Physical! Sciences Olive W. Burton Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, BS., University of Illinois, University of Michigan. f 13 F V Xu! Q? F J Roy A. Deffenbaugh McKendree College, B.S.: George Washing- ton Universityg Univer- sity of Chicago, Univer- sity of Colorado, M.A. . ij, X sfi V .,.,..,,f 5 L C. A. Armstrong University of Illinois, BIS., M.A.g Southern State Teachers College, Adviser of Future Farm- ers Club. John Pecric University of Illinois, M.S.g University of Min- nesota, BS. In this Atomic Age, the importance ot the physical sciences is increasing daily. This department at SI-IS, by keep- ing up with the latest developments in each tield ot scientitic work, has proved of interest to all our students. From Freshman General Science to Senior Chemistry, there is a branch ot science tor every student. By striking a proper balance between recitation and lab pe- riods, the science teachers always man- age to keep their classes interesting and intormative. Eight