Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Rosemary Flood Student Services 4Xfif X-' X f X , Y Q-f'if i lt's a real pleasure to get to go to Miss Flood, the speech correctionist. Her personal charm makes each of her students a friend. She has performed the near miracle of making an inviting place out of the cubicle that is her room, a place to which any student with a speech defect is glad to go to work to clear up his trouble. Speech Correctionist University of Illinois, B.A.3 Springfield June ior College. Cififififif X X X ' X -X XfXXfXfXfXf Miss Z needs no introduction. Her cheery smile and pleasant person- i ality are one of the more familiar landmarks of Sl-lS. The library, with its stores of up-to-date reference material and enjoyable fiction, is open for the use of faculty and students. Through the use of a permit system, students may use the library facilities during their study periods as well as before or after school. Marguerite L. Zimmermann Librarian Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed.: University of Illinois, X XfXfX X X X XfXfXfX XXXX B,S. in L.S. Dorothy Southwick, Registered Nurse Avia Bryant Attendance Clerk Be it a headache, flu, or scarlet fever, our nurse, Miss Southwick, is there to help the patient. l-ler understanding and skill helps lo- cate the cause of trouble, deter- mine a course of action, and set the student on a speedy road to recovery. X X The problem of running a huge cafeteria efficiently and econom- ically is no small one, but Miss Rita Devlin fulfills it admirably. We students are grateful to her for the nourishing, warm lunches served every day of the school year. XA Whatever their problem, many SHS students turn first to the Student Office. They can be sure that Miss Robb or Miss Bryant will help them find that book, open that lock, or receive that mes- sage from Mom. Rita Devlin Cafeteria Directress rf-I Frances C. Robb S,-fififx 'X Asst. Secretary Sixteen

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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

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