Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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JANUARY SENIORS 'bu A WILDE YAFFE YOUNG PARSELL Shirley Dean Wilde Lois Ruth Yaffe John E. Young Ruth Parsell French Club, Class Play. Philos, Bnai Brith Girls, Delphicsg Football l. Although she's quiet and Properties Comm, Pres. AS a Civil engineer John rather small, I Always cheerful, merry and Lols will be a welcome will be great, Ruth WH aV'5W9 The Wlde gay, sight, With the U, of l, he has Woflds Cal'- Shirley will brighten up To little ones she'll be a a date. your day. light. Twenty-five hi If ,S nlgyal x Y .rs miiiiumiill 1 ff-V . .4 f 4 Y f ' Q Qfi ', , 2,g .ft1f, J 'l l t lr 1 1:5 'ff X. l xxx I I l ,f. I ,lim ll Q1 I 4 ?f I l Offs? QQ? mv, f I ,Q , H

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ANUARY SENIOR RANDALL Joan Randall Class Play, Ticket and Pro- gram Comm. Joan likes to do a number of things, As a dental assistant she'll test her wings, Nancy Spring A Cappella: Girls Choir, Class Play, Cast, Rainbow, Sid Pip. A wonderful actress she could be, But Nan is going to col- lege you see. Luvilla Thompson Rainbow, A Cappella 3, 4, Class Play, Construction Comm. We know that Lou can make you well, And as a nurse she'lI ring the bell. Finns' RYAN SCOBBIE SOMMERFELD Janet Ryan Jr, Capitoline, Les Bas, Sid Pip, Class Play, Selection Ccmin., Construction Comm., Mu Sigma Phi, Beaux Arts Court, G.A.A., Pep Club, Square Dance Club. Janet will surely be a suc- cess As an occupational therap- ist, Robert Steger Pill Rollers, Class Play, Scen- ery Comm. After the Navy takes his time, In the Telephone Co. he'll do fine. Mary Lou Thompson Rainbow, Philo, Sec., VP., Jr. Capitoline, G,A.A,, VP., Pep Club, Class Play, Gen. Mgr., Jr. Choir 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Drama Club, Mu Sigma Phi, Sgt. at Arms, Beaux Arts Court, Sid Pip. In the office she'Il do just fine, She'll make a hit right down the line. -af' 4 Therron Scobbie Delphics, National Honor So- ciety. For sports this guy has quite a yen, The U. of I. likes a cap- able men. Stan Stowers Wranglers, Pill Rollers, De- Molay. The engineer school at the U. of I. Will soon welcome in a wonderful guy. Jack Webster Orchestra l, 2, 3, Class Play. Publicity Chairman, Prom Coronation Comm., Chair- man. Jack's quite a guy, as we all know, I ln years to come we'll still think so. Donald A. Sommerfeld F.T.A., A Cappella, Jr. Cap- itoline, Class Play, Prop. Comm., Chairman. Don wants to live, love, laugh, and be happy, That's quite an ambition, so make it snappy. Robert Taylor Typography Club, Pres., Class Play, Publicity Comm. To be a printer is Bob's career, We'll see his work both far and near. Leonard White Leonard gives us all a lift, In basketball he leaves no rift. ,Q ll' i SPRING STEGER STOWERS TAYLOR L. THOMPSON M, L. THOMPSON WEBSTER WHITE Twenty-four

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JUNE SENIOR OFFICERS wi -1-V President Vice President Treasurer Secretary JACK BARBER BILL GERMAN KITTY HYNDMAN DOROTHY CONGER JUNE SENIORS Hats off to the June Seniors! They have completed a four year job and at last are being promoted to work in the big wide world. Yes, they made it and Iet's hope their attempt at later life will be as successful as that which they made here at Springfield High School. These last eight semesters they have participated actively in every way so as to boost the high standing of SHS. And their attempt has been success- ful for, without them, the rest of the classes are going to have to fill in large numbers of vacant spots that will be left. No one will forget the class of '53 representatives in football, basket- ball, track, and baseball. For four years they kept the crowds cheering with excitement. Also, their contribution to the National Honor Society cannot be over- looked. All in all, we can't see how they could possibly fail in anything. But we'll have our fingers crossed and give a hearty good luck to the June Seniors anyway. K 2 K-, Twenty-six