Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Mabel Hays James Millikin Univer- sity, B.S.1 University of Chicago, University of California1 Columbia University, Iowa State College. Efhel Baldwin Kansas State College, B.S., Columbia Univer- sity. Household Arts Eleanor Farrar illinois State Normal University, BS. in Ed. THE SEWING CIRCLE , X, 'Xf'ififKf After all, most girls hope eventually to be a housewife, To train them to be good house- wives, our school gives com- plete courses in cooking, sew- ing, and home and family prob- lems. A girl who knows how to dress herself well and inex- pensively, to cook and serve appetizing meals, and to man- age a home efficiently and eco- nomically, should have no trouble in adjusting to home life and family associations. 'if f'ifi, 'if i Fourteen

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Industrial Arts Allen Smith Stout lnstituteg Univer- sity of Illinois, Illinois State Normal Univer- sity, Jesse Sanders James Millikin Univer- sity: University of Illi- noisg University of Iowa: Business Manager of Athletics. PRINT SHOP I ' 5 -5. f 3 13 P. I ' ' ,Zz 1 A gia? , ,I A R0b2rl' Newell Alfred Redding Augustana Collegeg Uni- Eastern Illinois State versity of lllinoisg Brad- ley University, College, B. in Ed.: Uni- versity of Missouri, M, in Ed.: Stout lnstituteg Typography Club Ad- viser. I I ha s i ' Y , ,. 11 ' X m:,':J ,' '51 ' '? - R'-Wir! ' W Nl fu if . Calvin C- Rimwl Robert Rutledge Illinois State Normal Illinois State Normal University, B.S, in Ed. University, BS. in Ed. Thirteen Industrial arts gives many boys a chance to work with both hands and brains. This helps to prepare them For future work in industries, trades and other professions, The boys have a choice of machine study, electric- ity, printing, woodwork, or mechan- ical drawing. The Freshmen may take a General Shop which gives them a little bit of each one. Anthony La Fauce ot the lndus- trial Arts division passed away in October after having been with this School for many years. l-le taught Electricity and Auto Safety to the Freshmen.

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Physical Education , l l William Roellig ' l-BCFOSSG Sf-BTI? TCZICIW- Mark Peterman Herbert Scheffler ers C8 ?9e3.F? t P:WC?' LaCrosse State Teach- 'Physical Education STI C mvhers' V' Oo ' ers Collegeg University Scienceig Illinois Col a Oaf ' of Illinois, BS., MA. IQQGQ University of Ok- lahoma, B S 1 Univer sity of Illinois. M S. Basketball Coach. Margie Hinkle Marvine Schulze souihem illinois um- Culver-SYOCKTOHI MHC- versity, B.S. in Educa- Murray Colleges tion. Basketball, Volley-ball, Baseball - it's gym class! Now we let down our hair and relieve the tension for an hour. Since it is the purpose of SHS to develop well-rounded students, physical education has its place just as English and Science have theirs. In these gym classes are trained not only our school's future athletes, but our nation's future citizens who must be strong physically as well as mentally. Here is one class that has really been fun! Fifteen